Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 450 of the 1957 volume:

' ' U-. i-c - f- 7 ' the 1957 COKNELLIAN of Cornell Univeisitv Itliaca • New York ittiik of 1957 John C, McConnick • Editor-in-chief Edna C. Carroll • Business Manager David S. Nye • Photography Editor CORNELL llll ' , days wi ' ll rcnii ' iiilicr arc kaleidoscopic icvvs of warm sun on llic inlcriscly colorivl (oliajie, iiuii ' l snows on stcej) hills, rusliinj; hrown loamy waters in grey gorges, green lawns under lilur skies, and (le( ' |) red snnsets lliiough black trees and liill . Fond nuMiiorics of luture years will no donhl clearU |)i(iui( ' the Si. I ' atiick ■- |)a drajion. the iew (jj Ithaca al nifiht. the sonrul oi clear chimes on a lrost ' winter da . and skaters on IJeehe Lake giv- ing a (lhri tiiias card appearance. s we reli e a walk aionji the gorge paths, we I ' an recall the many relationships which helped us to kiiuu ourselves, how we grew into the inulli cr ity oi our university through our lrien ls I roin scxcnlx countries and courses in the ten college . herexcr we have gone, beyond those lour impressionable cars, these conniiiin liond have Ik ' cu held close. Contents Opening Section Activities Greeks Si ' i;i (. Si ' uuTS Fall Si ' okts W IN I l-.U l ' (i|! IS u.mveksity IIdndkakils Sl-..NU US l) i:i!TISING 6 8 53 139 217 239 2.59 273 293 33 J w mm PROFESSOR EMERITI S DONALD ENGLISH Dedication It is willi tuiid memories and sincere thanks lli.il the 1957 COHNKLLIAN is dedicated to Professor Kmeritus Donahl Eiifjlish. Witli this year ' s issue i ' rofcssor English will have served forty years I lOlT-ITiT) as our advisor and trusted friend In (•()in|)arison to his thritv-nine (1911-1953) in the university economics department. Pipe in hand, he recollects for u the days when a separate classlmuk was ))ul)lishcd. when the classhook and yearbook well ' put into tlu ' ,-amc Mndinji in ) )!! ' - 19. (inally Itecoming the book we have today. For the future the professor has helped the staff set up an endow- ment fund which will be used to give two scholar- ship- to students in the College of Arts and Sciences. It is thus with nnich pride that we tell of the dedi- cated spirit who has been the chief life-line for our organization lor n Mrl a hall a ccnturv. To the CoriK II ( ' lass of 1937 = THE ' . % 5 V .: cr I V z. - .-■••■ HiU ' c Uliiu Alc ' iiiiiii ?c Juvahil- ll will lie [ilcas- aiit to remember these things hereafter. Taking the Latin motto of the (X)I NKLLIAN as our theme. the editors have endeavored to present a pieU)rial review of our four years at Cornell University. We have tried to touch upon the most significant events and most remembered scenes of our undergraduate days. It is our hope that this volume will be both a permanent reminder of our short stay in Ithaca and a lastins; Iriliute to otir lma Mater. • • m(i ivr lifirr fomi iiH ' inorii ' s of Cornell We hroUv in ' [frecdipni icitJi rrsiftmsihilily (in (I ( ive My Rciidrds ht Daiy ' ' at Fnpsh (jiiiip Oriciilaliim Resist niliim K) From livrr ivv jmrlrd J mch seekitiii his oivn particular field of knowledge 13 4 11 SiHuo jttinvil iiir l{()T(% vdi ' li unit cifmhiiiiiiii ttt makv lli( Pn ' suhnitial Review (I success 15 lias thru our task t t pick our Iniiiii (juarters 16 liiisy (lays slretclied into weeks (tiid weeks Into iihuiIIis -J a 19 hi We all riintt ' hffck loi i ' llirr 4 HI the Hiilil( r sidr TTfMf 20 21 ludividudl inrmlwrs of the class i j 57 L ' oiitrihutvd their skills to thv Conu ' ll (itlilctir scvno H.,1, Hla.k tt Alt nolaiul vm Craig Faiiiiiiig Ste e Siiielhuist xNatioiial liiler-coUegiate Rowing (hiniiiuon-- 23 I ' dll hriiiiis nislic hcauly . . . I •t-. . .rt- ■t- ' - r r 21- i i Pip « ■ ijlt ' i ' i ' iU ' h snoirfnll thv rfimpiis liirnrd intit a ninlvr ivoiidrrhind 2() hf 1 n U If 1 — N ' : -. - - f ■fca-r WJjM ! mm - i ' ' A-t . • .- . Li it III Slums turned inlif (Irizzliiiu: niins i . f „ -ii I! 5?2! 30 Wanii weather distracted even the most serious students i 31 ir io ( ' (til forixct tlir wonderful siiininrr ' s rvlnxation (in (I Irait ' iy 32 TIh ' rily pror ' nh ' fl plcdsiirc and nvvilvd items 34 35 m- i Tlic scenery of nearby parks allracled onr ueekend ivanderlnsl 37 Sot (til Vo.s, n ' f oujoycd (nir inrii (ilhlrlirs (iinl rrrn (tt ' um •;j v Guest speaker Aitliiir Dean and Mrs. Malult greet C.oriiellians 111. Ml, I- ;iM.I I ' lr-iilcnl Malcitt plarf urcatli on tdiiih Finiiidrrs day frstiiities conuiicmifnitrd the birth of Ezra Cornell - . ' Y ' i ' ' ■ Diitiiiatic ( ' lull inpsfiilalidii of Once L ' pon a Hill . - . i I llll- ml AS 1 1 I ' iliffir ' 1 - ' Jl ' ' ■ ' ■— T g ' F . : - -r-iOk JL: hA ' OtI politics H ' VUt ' 1flh ' i l(ll . . . (ts Cornell played host to } Ive-P resident iSlxon and Senotorldl eundUUttes tmiiEu ■ ■III W i V ' Ri ' lii i(m ivfts inslninieiital in our l.oruvU lifv . i k sr- LCrUL 1 he bijj liiri rii|)linii ( )i ( lii |i a Klizaiiclh Sclnvarzkopf Kranclidi I cuif George Szell uf Tlie Clf elaini Orchestra I ' hf Hmi ariaii Quartet Visitors brought ruhiirv 47 Veterinary College l, nail Skatiiii; Kink Knsinoorin dm in illicit inn •18 K L W ir Graduate Apartments Gaiiiiftt (iliiiic To t}ir futurv . . . rtmstntcliini Senior W eek and Comni en cement . . . the beii;inninii of a new endeavor Ifl h •i I LTT ' t ' -v: ' V So cc C 52 .l-mi . -f : - yi- Pv f - v- - tv n ■5? ' 4 ' y y y . . . Cornvll ACTIVITIES afford opjutrtunitics of many and varivd sorts — pahlications iiovornmeul music, drama, and organizations all bvcomo part of our coUoixiatc lives. 53 K(liloi-In-Clii« ' f John (1. Md.urmick BiisiiK ' ss IMaiiajirr Edna (.. ( ' .(II roll Pliolofiraphy K lil( i- D (11 III S. N e Kdili Carroll. Date A « ' . and Jack McCor- inick look over plans for the coming year. The ( ornelliaii of 1957 is a peculiar organization Thk coknellian will) a strangely hclligiTt ' iit disregaid lor dead- lines, editorial orllioiloxy, or journalistic morality. As if these artistic inadequacies were not sufficiently repreliensihie. the (X)RNKIJJAN editors are in- cessantly contemplating new and belter ways ol losing money, friends, and influence. Whether through the use of full-page color iiliotos which gel lost en njute from Akron, Ohio, or ridiculously elajjorate social functions, these journalistic journeymen seem drMermined to hring economic chaos down upon their small, lhickly-l)oncd heatis. Desjjite ihe frecjueney and impact nl these eco- nomic and artistic misih-nK ' anors. the (X)l M ,i.- I.IA.N staff goes hlilhely on its way, and, c rv Spring, to the amazement and consternation ol ill concernr-d, a new yearhook is horn, conceiMil in lethargy, and dedicated to the proposition lli.il Ciaramonti I ' re-s will lake care of everything. rili- iliiiin in (hi- I ;i mi liar selling is. ol c(iur c. lis )rought shrieks ll:c l ' ,dilnT-in-(!liiel . Black Jack Mcl ninick gaunt I ranie and clicerle- smilt of terror from the throats of inipressionahle com- pels and hemused grimaces iiDni those worldly hoard-memhers accustomed to hi superficial peculiarities. Playing (luinevere lo lhi harried Lancelot was svelte Donna W illiams. Managing Editor hv trade, and diplomat li dis|)osilion. Despite her dccepti t ' sercnitN. she ruled the I ' .ditorial offices with a well- maiiiciiied hst. UmnipresenI ton. wcic -nciatc f.diloi limi Hester and Assistant IvIitDi- HcIIn nii luce, whose hureaucralie confusion was etpialled oiil hy the dazzling hewilchery ol their ivorv-tiiited smiles. And there was curvaceous Jo Kasthurn. Editorial ssistant and Boss i ' weeil of campus politics. Salvaging what little male prestige remained well ' .lim llolc oii. Budi Nh ' Iziier. Hugh iimners. and iMiiir llninl rl. wlm-c ciiilcrtiM- .idniir.il li n .S4 Iiii- ihc |)iii(hiilil(li ' lliat uirnuMili ' il thcni ell cclivelv ni ' iilrali c(l llicii ' |ii ssible r()nti ' iluiliiiii lo rcsponsi- l)lc journalism. I ' o t ' lliorcc llic lalidii. kill Lake. Jane I ' iikN. Sue Hit , ami Lois Blair I iirr I ' clcisoii | Iciil llirir (lianiiiiiu ixMsonalilies and totallv useless lalonts. Kathor lliaii prosoke tlis-i-iision by sciviii ; some practical purpose. Kiri I ' irui. Lori (Irassl. and Julie Auj;iista(lt handed together in a sort ol intiansigeut tiiuiin irate, grindy determined to jirovide seating keys for the wrong fraternities, and eropping all distiniiuishing i-haraeteristies from athletic shots. luidi (. arroil was arounil now and then too. in- sulting advertisers, burning subscription forms, and doing her best to disrupt the business end of the project. And Photo Kditor Dave Nye tried desper- ately to t down the already snail-like progress of the book, bv locking himself out of the dark-room and losing all the lootball negatives. But then along came May and the CORNELLI AN of 1957. and lo and behold it was bigger and better and richer than the CORNELLIAN of 19.56 and so on, and they all lived happily ever after. Donna Williams, Managing Editor: Mimi Hester, Asso- siate Editor: Betty Ann Rice. Assistant Editor. EDITORIAL BOARD SECTIONS Mimi Hester } Rudi Metzner Betty Aiui Rice Donna A iliiams Jo Eastburn Kitty Lake ) Jane Purdv ( Sue Hitz Lois P. Blair Jim llob on Ernie Hundtert Associate Editors Assistant Editor Managing Editor Etiilorial Assistant Seniors cti ities Sports Hugh Zimmers Kiki Finn Lori Grassl Julie Au2Ustadt JUNIOR BOARD Layout Editor Copy Editor Hoiioraries Fraternities Nancy Barden Judy Bower Polly Burnett Carol Clark Jon ( Goldstein Nancy lams Judv Kaul man Mimi Peterman Anita Pod dl 55 Details aic Imiulli-ii In ii pie lh iiimpet ami a larking, hiiard niemher. Editors McConnirh and A e relax in tin- 1 1 i l COKiNELLlAN SENIOR HOAKD First run-: Kmli M.l nor. Sc oinl row: Janr Furrly. Jo Kasthiirn, l.oi Blair. Sue Hilz, Kiki Finn. Lori (Irassl. Julie Aujiustatll. Killv Lake. rORNELLIW Jl K)R iO Rl) First rmv: Jminy Gold-i.in. nila Podcll. .Nancy ISarrlrn. Judy Kaufman. Polly UuriiPll. Carol (lark. Seronil row: Ernie Humberl. Ilujili Zijiinier . Jim Molison. Judy iJowiT. Those absent: .Naney Iani . Minii I ' elerniaiin. BUSINESS HOARD SENIOK HOAKI) Marilyn Gicon George Link Pete Maniuncs I ' .miK Muiinl Kla Oiitllicusden Lee Seely-lirown Barb Tiiiicii m e li ( JUNIOR BOARD Woody Bliss Jim Cerniak Fred Clark Toni Diiifjlt ' dy Eileen Funche on Ellen Gussman Pat Lasky Charlie Paine Sylvia Paneotti Helga Sella rr PeteStifel PHOTOGRAPHY BOARD Mordecai Blaustein George Clark Byron Golden Norma Hansburg Steve Lipson Burt Mandel CORNELLIAN Kl SINESS BOARD— F r.s ruw: E.lna Carn.!!, George Link. Toni Dingledy. Second row: Emily Moiinlz. Ellen Gussman. Helga .Scharr. Pat Lasky. Sylvia Paniotti. Third roiv: Jim Cerniak. Ela Oudheusden. ( harlie Paine. Pete Mamunes. Eileen Funcheon. Fred Clark. Pete .Stifel. Those absent: Woody Bliss. .Marilyn Greene. Dick Kay. Lee Seely-Brown. Ann .South- worth. Barb Tinien. CORNELLIAN PHOTO BOARD— ■ -.sr row: Burl Mandel. Dave Nye. Second row: Dave Blank. George Clark. Nancy Johnson, l aul Morris. Those absent: Mordecai Blauslein. Byron Golden. Norma Hansburg. .Steve Lipson. oHNKl.l. DAIIA l N DliAKU OK F.nriOHS AM) M N M.KHS First row: Daviil Knjicl. Ellin Mi DdiiaM. Harliar.i l.oil)cn liin. lina (iolclnian. Set onil rote: .Manmi liri kin. Mirwyn Kroll. Jolin W.il. Mor.le.ai lilaust.in, Fclcr l!rrnia . Marllia Davis. Anilrcw Kopkiml. Kirk Salt-. Man in Sliapim. TIuim- iihsrni: Jnlin ( iiillrmonl. Donald Scliilfidor. The (Cornell Dailv Sun II III her of Members: 90 Diilc Founded: 1875 I ' lir iiisf: Ti) vaii(|iii-li llir triitli. llic wlmlc Inilli. ami notliiii}: hut the Initli. hittit: ' IliiTc is no news, there is good iic . llieic is Sun news. 1 ACCOKDANCE witli its pcilicv ■ Ml tlic news that lil we print , the Cornell Daily Sun provided another year of enlighteiuiient for the Ithaea com- munity. Ithaca ' s oid morniiii; iu ' w-iiaper . ( Ithaca onU ha.- two newspapers), again proved to lie the l)ane of eight o ' clock classes. li sometimes part of one story ended up in the colunm ol another, if sonietimes a space was missing from the cross- uoid pu zle, if sometimes Dick Tracy int ruded iiilci llir I ' earless Fosdick section of Lil Mmer , llic Sun a still Cayuga ' s beloved. The Sun hravely sallied iorth against the non-existent s|)irit ol the loolhall Icani. the (Miforcemeiit of ihe 111 Amend- ment at Schoclkopf Field, the AM A. M. CIV. IFC. DAK. AFL-CIO. and last. Iiul not IraM. the KKK. Ill a brief respite from its holy crusade against the Kepubli an Party, the Sun ])roudly s|)onsored a college tudent press conlerence of ice-President Nixon at Baile Hall. Tlic Sun was rather peeved when Fditor-in-( .bid Kc)|ikind was almost arrested by the Secret Service flic lury of Cornell ' s Fourth Estate was venteil upnn ihe forces nf dish(iiiest . disability disi-ordanc . and dis- lo allv. as Pulitzer and llcai t rotated in their (OKMI.I. h ll. --l M; HOXKD First mu: Da i.l N - v- liurgf. Serond roir: Andrew Kopkind, ISarliara l.oi ' licnsli-in, Pi ' Icr Iti-rma-. Murslia Kcil iiTts. Third roii-. Manila Duvi . Paul I.i-vinc. nna .Iran Siliuli-r, Koy l irlirrnian. Vdrienni- Farlx-r. .land Kimn- lire. Jnan kanslorin. CJadys Ki ssli-r, Sti ' plianii- ( ' .rr i . Kailli pf -|. Iiaiiin. Klli-n MiDimald. Fourth roiv: I ' aiil l.riili dorf. Kirk Sali ' , David Kniii-I. liny Hainrick. Kristin Osli ' rliolin. Knlii-rl Mnlina, ■ Vi.ivc iihsiiit: Marcani Andi-rsiin. Hrlli n slrr. F.ii}; ni ' (lasr. ( Milliia Oidiiinli. Micliail (lriflini;cr. Diana (irosMnan. .Iami ll.irpir. .Icirl lliiiillrr. .losrpli ilcr lic ' rti. Diain- Hcdilirri:. Tlii ' odiirf llciliiiann. Karin .liim-. Dcmaid Kani-. Hirliard I.i nl)rr(;. Marion lr rr. Marilyn . loi ri-. Vrlluir Moslnr. Mnrirl KosiMillial. Marv Slinrv. Klinor Sicinmann. Kcilicrl Tonirr. (iiKNLLL II All. l -N I ' HdKm.H ril BOARD — First row: Monlcrai Hiaiisliin. William Ki yir. Serond row: Roherl Wefiryn. Arlliur Dana Kichard Sindrll. Hyron (ioldrn. (. laiiiiian nmiji. Thtiae absent: Frank Macalliai!-. CORNELL DAILY SL ' N SPORTS HOARD— first row: Lawrence Kaufman. Mieliail Golflstein. Merwyn Kroll. Arlhnr Kilelstiin. Srmnd row: Daniel Uraun tein. Samuel W eher. Mii-liael Ran l- ler, Harry Slern. Rolieil Markoxii , Stephen (-unn, Stanley Goldberg. rORNKLI. DAIL .--l N lirSINESS nOARI) Vembi-rs: Howard Alx I. Juilitli Hnndy. Marilyn Drury. Laura Flander-. Mark Kinkel-tein. Mehyn Fruit. Klizahelli Hirshfield. Ellin Hoteliki . Carol Laurelv. Samuel Lewis. Alan Miller. Ju litli Philip- son. Ruth Pie-.. Marjorii- Rose. Riehard Samuels. Jerome Sehullz. Rojierl Striekler. Sanforil Toole. Marilyn Tuiiendliafl. Frerl- irirk Wallaeh. ISarliara Xeising T. COKNKl.l. WIDOW liOAKDOK IHKl lnU- - I.eil to rinhl: Darryl Tiir}: ' on, Mirliuil l.iiii-lian. Uracil Kiilil, Jolin llii-rliorsl. Knil TliiHiias. The (Cornell Widow CdKNKI.I. WIDdW KDIKtm l. I1() K1) Firsl row: Jolm l!i,i. Iii)r l. Kri liii O lirlioliii. K;illiariii ' Davis, James Harpii. Scrunil r I. I ' . ' ll .. ' .■ . n,,fv I I ' ii...,.l. l..,r.n Mrl l.T. H Ih-I| Dlimir. Hentliv Bisliic. Those ahseni: (iiralil liaims. Mikr Jostpli, Thdiiias Olesoii. Lois I ' llinaii. m W 11 0 l!l S1M-:SS lit) AKI) First row: W allrr Siiiilli. Charles Marshall. MiclKicI Linilian. l.awn ' iiie Wolf. Second row: David lilaiik. Rolicrl I ' l ' Unian. ' IVrrcnci ' (llapp. Sirpliiii Hailcy. Those iibsen : Marian Kay. .Mary I. (Ill Hiniiikiiis, t!liarlrs Kahii. Aiilhony Konrii-s. . ' lan!ey Wliiltcii. uinli( ' r of m embers: 1.5 Date foil ml ed: 1894 Purpose: The tT idoiv exists merely for the aniuse- ineiit of the people who write it. Sometimes they are the only people who laugh at it. But that is all right. They are the ones who know best. Motto: Men may come and men may go. hut 1 go on forever. 1 HE il)(i has l)ccn in pui)lication sinee 1894, which is longer than anybody can remember. There is nowhere a complete collection of old widows. Nobody really knows about the old widow, but chances are that it was just as much oi a good thing as the widow i lodav. Or it may not have been. One never knows. To best explain the widow, one must explain the ideal widower, who is completely devoted to tlie mag. He should be about five and a half feet tall with a red face and an evil, rather knowing leer twisted to one side of it. His name really should l)e Charlie, but if it is not, then it is enough thai lie would like to be named Charlie. He should be well- dn ssed and should stand with one hand in his pocket and the other gras|)ing a paper cup. He should have some sort of hurl inside nl liini where all the laughter that he feels cannot gel out, for he has to laugh for all the campus, mainly because he understands best his own humor. If lie fits this de- cription. ihcn llie jnV ojr will reward him in nuniy ways, numy strange ways ihat only she knows. After all, she has been around a long tinu- and she knows a lot of wax . Then he will mil hurl mi much inside. 61 Tlic ( oriu ' ll EnjiiiKHT . uinbi ' r of embels: 21 Dale Founded: 18H7 Purpose: I H iikkIucc an iiildinialixc magazine ior ll ' .e College of Engineering. Motto: Dig llial dilrli: Imild lliat liridge: split thai alonil Oegi N I NDER die title of The Crank in 1887, tin Cornell Engineer lias risen from a |iurely ilescrip- tive engineering magazine, to its present status as a well-read and liigldy iniormative volume, repre- senting i) )lii tile (A)llege ol Engineering and the Col- lege of Architecture. In its pages are to he found articles concerning the latest dmidtipnicnts in cnjii- ncciinji tc(liii(d(iL; . a-- well a- laiidlv proldo and |)rohles ol out-tanding enior.«.. I he Engineer tail anil (onlrihuliug I acuity alM) |jro iile news of alumni and reviews of engineering textbooks, in addition to hrain teasers and joko lor the leaders enjoyment. I nlikc many college magazines, tin- Engineer has a great mam -nli-criliers off campus, it is used as survey material in industrial ollices and in high school guidance work. In Fehruarv. a special issue desi-rihing Cornell ' s engineering program was sent to pros|)ective freshmen. Ilie completion ol Carpenter Hall on the new Engineering Quad will find the Engineer moving to new ipiarters. I rom which it uill continue to puhlish the interesting and inlormati c maga inc which now emerufes each monlli I rom l.inc(dn Hall. First row: Ki };cr Fislirr. Jolin Watsli. Riclianl Biaiiili-nljurj;. Lavonni- Tartcloii, Bcnncti lirown. Frank Walsli. Ronald Trsarik. Second row: Kcnnelli Workman, Krik (Irfjiirsin. Martin Wolil. Norman Brocknu-itr. Robert Noljlr. David Hodges. Man Roscntlial. Jolm l.at rr, .lack arrrn. Those al senl: Briici ' .Sufiuslus. W ' illiain tlalil. .John Bewick. Rolurt Bryant. Olii ' ster Fox. I)avi l Kopi)e . David l.aniensdorf. liarliir.L lirkcn-. I.oiii- I ' orcello. Tlieoilore Sabot. .Sidnev Tiirkisli. 62 First mil : ¥i:A lli l.l.ii. Kolint Plata. Ji-aiinr Pcikiii-, Natalie Gundrey. IJougIa? Innrs. Lit-bir Pinka?. Giehlien Vi i f. Uavid Menard. Second row: Dorothy Kenyon. Patricia Verrett. Meris Wlodini rr. Mary Lou Wyant. Gertrude Baker. Sue Shindler, Eiiward Razinsky. Third row: Martin Bobrowsky, John Stringham, Richard Hewitt. Daniel Mi, hi. P.-i.-r Ca- raiii. Ki.hi-rl Xdh r. John Ritrosky. Those ubseiil: Barbara Berger. Jolm (injwe. Cliri Drake, CJretel Findeisen. Gerahhne Guarilia. Gerahl Hirseh. Betsey John- son. John Lynch. Aletta Manehesler. J ' haHa I unt;e er. Eh-annr Ramp. Margaret Saturn. The Cornell Countrvnian i umber of Members: 35 Date Founded: 1903 Purpose: liiformatioii Inr the Agriculture world. Motto: I ' riiit all uc kii;i th.al s new or news. 1 HE Cornell CountrymaiN issues forth from a well-ljnihled. skylighted ofTiee. tucks in his coat-tails, and slides (h)vvn lour sets ol bannisler.s to meet his breathless friends, the Ag and Home Ec students. His dajjper form and friendly personality hold hours ol pleasure in lore for the lay and well- informed alike. His ahundant information on every sidjject 1 roni mice to men make his one-sided con- versation unoHensive and quite natural. He is at his best, perhaps, when imparting to fel- low countrymen his secrets on how to reaj) greater profits by an increase in ingeimity and a decrease in labor. (Note the rapidity with which an Aggie learusa labor-lesseningmethod ! ) TlieCtmiilryman fires the andjition ol every larmer by mentioning the oppoitunities available to enterprising students and by recoimting what their predecessors have achieved in various fields. So precisely and adei)lly does he describe his material that in many instances it piiidtices a piclun ' ol photographic clarit . The (.(nintryman walks among us a |)rophel and a cludnicler, sowing his grains of truth. 63 ..i government First row: Gail Glucck. Jane Hymans. Barbara Redden. Deborali Glii elin. Dale Rogers. .Sally MiFarland. Second row: Arthur Brook . Paul Graf. Sleplien Gotlliel). . ani il Ka|)lan. Frank Clark. Richard MetZjier. Harvev Dale. Phillip Danzij;. Sanford F lwitt. Third row: Phillip Gellerl. Mark Chesl.r. Roger lial.hvin. Koherl Slanwood, Jay LaBarthe. Herherl Mess. Duiiald l ' liillip . Fphraim McLean. Peter Kello}!. Lowry Mann. Dexter Kiinliall. Those absent: Edwin Boardnian. Robert Bofta. James Drennan. Joanne Easlburn. George Kleleher. Harold Garman. Andri ' w Meyi ' r. Rebecca Ou ' in. Herbert .Stoevener. Judy Tischler. SUideiil Coiiiu ' il uiitb ' r uj Mciiihcis: .53 Date Founded : I91.T I ' ui ' ijusr: ' o jjit)mole llial atiiio.splicrc iti uliicli stu- dents, faculty, and university join together to form llial ideal we know as Cornell. ! ' ( ' .• !• serve Cornell. Al,l iKii Ml II . is ollcn |)()ki ' il at St.! and its couiil- le.ss committees, it is no overstatement to say that SC is responsiiilc lor kceiiing Cornell nimiin};: its absence would invite chaos, in addition to normal hut vital activities, such as coordination of the manv activities (jii the hill, harmonization nl llir wdik of (dass (Councils, IR !. and !l A. ii|icr l-iun nl ( )i i- cntation Week- -the .illiiiiiiorlaul lii-l rmiKu i uiili Cornell ul till ' iiiromiiig class- and |daiiiiiii;z Ihi Spring and Fall W rckrnds. ihis scars Coiiiuil was faced with other tiiiiciiic problems. It sponsored the Hiiiigariaii ludicl Drixc and was rcs|)oiisililc foi the success ol the Caiii|)iis Chest Drive. SC hail a great deal to do with the brilliant outcome of Vice Presi- dent Nixon ' s (Jollegc Student Press Conference. In investigating the strui-turc and function ol the Idass (iouncils and CIA. ( )uncil moved to eliminate some iiiadecpiacics in the pnx ' iil ttiti ol government. Council s gitalcst cuiiliiiiiilinii. hnwcvcr. is some- thing intangible. It is in the naliii ' ul iiiainlaining that spirit upon which (ioriudi is based: Irecdom with responsibility. One of the lew student govern- mciils eiiin ing siich wid ' Irecdom ol action. Coun- cil is llic It lie voii ' c ol the --ludcnt body. lt nialiirc act! it lacilitiles that proud rtdatioiiship bi ' twccn sliidents. faculty, and administration for which Cor- nell is rciuiw lied. 66 STl DF.NT (Xn NCir. C B KKT— First row: Ricl.anI M ' t ;rr. Frank (!laik. Saniui ' l Kaplan. Jiiily Tisililer. Second row: liarbara Avery, Paul Graf, Stephen Cotllieli, Arllinr Brooks, Herliert Hess, Harvey Dale, l,o vr Mann. d t iPf tJ ib ■ulfli m A Council Comuiittees • • • ■s( Mil; • ' ( . roic; Jane Parrisli. I.ynne llansjnan, Susan Johnson, Helsy NOrlhrup. SrrontI raw: Hieliaril I i eliauv;h. Tlii ' odore Hofniaini. I.a«renee .S ' oll. Walter Cinndel. ' lose absent: .Susan .Sapersli ' in, Jane Wassernian. MEN ' S JUDICIARY BOARD— firs nm : Aiiilumy Aller, Jerrx Irish, Clydr Nixon. Rolii-rt Black, Di-aii Baldwin. (Charles Slatii Sleplicn Yu« ' ni, Dean Klia . Thosi- ahsfiit: John Tyler. -STUDENT COl ' NCII. BOARD First row: Pit.r Stocky. Clay- Ion Dudley. Paul (iiaf. Donalil Friscli. l.eif-hlon Laniber - Karlovsky. Second row: Roberta Cruiierl. Theoilorc I.owiiie. Michael Hausman. Patricia Rolli. William Willis. Adelaide Ru: sell. .STUDENT COUNCIL SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE -firs row: Janie Spindler. Joan .Spielherjier, Arthur Itmuks. Seronil row: Ruth Hewlett. Anne Merriken. Alan Cantor. John Denniston. Peter . ewell, Riihard Ahill. Mary Drake, Antonia Cline. Those absent: Leonard Harlan, Thomas Patten, Barbara Ries, Warren WiJdcs. . . . (uul more rotmnittrrs NSA Mark Hillii rriian. Harvey Dali-. Those absenl: alriii ' Cilanli. ]« r - Halsi-v. Mark Kessi-l- Mian, lolui Iorri- iii, Krank Kvaii, Dranne T ,l)ias. S.C. I ' l lil.lC RELATIONS BOARD— F . ' i( row: Bill Herknii. Hirlierl Hi . Seron l row: Douglass Lit. Monlv Slier. S.C. CAMPl S EVF.NTS BOARD-fiV. ' i row: Jame Edgar, Lowr Mann. Second row: Rolierl Bniwii. John Copland. Those absent: Dorothy Gili mi. EXECl TIVE COM Ml I i i i I ' lrst row: Marjoric Flinl. Jo Ann.- Ea lliurn. Jo Anin- Jark. Svco?ul row: Virginia Chase, Ramona Tavlor. Blair Perkins, Frances Marlin. W. S. G. A. . itmber of Members: about 2,000 — every iiihIii- grailualr vsomaii at Coinell. l)(il F,ninded: WWl Piir jose: To facililale ediicalioii in its most {jencral sense lor the women at Cornell. Motto: We Save Giselles ' Autiiiioinv. WSGA VVEIXOMKI) the freshmen women to (Cornell during Frosh Orientation Week in Septemlier. Krom that time on all I Vo-li women were mcmlK ' r nl the largest women ' s organization at Cornell — a far cry from tli ' (lays when each girl had to pay a lee in order to hehing to W .SO at Sage ( dlege. The most ambitious plati |iiil forward by the Association this year is a l,eadcrslii| Training Pro- gram to I ' D intd ellecl next fall. Tlii |iri(grani. an entirely new idea as far as wc know, sill be ii|ien to every woman on eam|iii- ami u ill immiKc ueekK meetings for four to six weeks. These meetings will provide everv female (iornelliaii with the badly needed opportunity to fiml out just what niaki ' the gigantic operation known as Cornell tick. Talks will be given by University officials, explaining the all-too-mysterious proceedings of Day Hall. Presi- dents of important student organizations will dis- cuss the I unctions oi their group and il- relalion bip to the indiviilual tudenl. WSGA also initiated a seholarshi|i Innd. | ro- vided by dormitory social events. A symposium was held this s|)ring at which ( ' ornell women, in con- jiniction with women limn nearbx import col- leges, discussed the social |)roblems conironied by the average, super-average, and e en uli-a erage leminine eollegialc. It i- hoped that through such programs as these (!(nnell women will feel a closer and more direct relationship lo S( . than is given b coiridm meetings and dmrn closing hours, il wishes to serve each ol its iiKrnbcis in a nciin.inenlK v.ilnable wax. 70 KKSIDK.NCK (.() I 1I IlKK First roiv: Carol O-lcifirrn. Jiidilh )l ' |i| i ' rislail. Joan K.inni. Marjoric Kliiil. Doiliul.i l.arkin. I.inillr Sultniiirr. Secaiid riiic; Sall Tiilliill. (_!lan- Spark. iNoriiia Kil-all. Carolyn Dudliy. liarhara Vmtx. tlollcen Uolan, Susan .|ol n-on. Those absoni: Judy Draki ' . fT ' HOrSK OK KKPRESKNTATIVES— f, 5 row: Jo Anno Strauss. Judilli Slald. Juarini ' Clark. Myrna Britz. Sally Eaton. Second row: Barliara Kroml. Ann (iampbell. Susan Foolr. Joyce Palmer. Hannah l.owenllial. Marjorie Eckliert. Thin! row: .Sallie Sook, Cynthia Hales. Patriria Erb. Linda Miller, Jody Nealon. Those absent: Nancy Eraser. Edna Gallon. Miriaiu Smith. inr SOCIAL CH IK 1K l LIHCAllO.X CHAIRMEN— f rs row: Judith Cook. I ' atricia Lasche. Frances Martin. Elizabeth Hyde. Benton Butler. Second row: Kathleen Neuhaus. Tnby Fried- man. Roberta Anine. Joan Mowll. Barbara (!enler. Judith Lif hey, Ruth Daniel. Those nhseni: Mahle Fisher. Linda Hansman. Nancy Knijiht. Patricia TurnhuU. WOMEN ' S JIDICIAHV hO RD First row: Carol Anderson, Dorothy Perry. Michelle . striker. Second row: Marjorie Flint. Louisiana .Scheinuk. Those nhseiil: irjiinia (]hase, Jane Mitchell. SOROKlT ' i COINCIL First row: Carolyn Nehrhas, Joanne Strauss. irsinia (!hase. Suzanne l)eRo-a . MariKn Peck. Second row: Barbara Rovner. Helen Kuvir. Arui Pliilli| . Marilyn Way, Judith Madifjan. Those absent: Nancy Cunnin :ham, Marilyn F nck. .Sarah Hamilton, Jane Lueek. Marion Nussbaum. COMMITTEE CHMRMEN First row: Diane Yaep-r. Jane Hvmans. Second row: Blair I ' erkins, Carol Clark. Those iibsenl : Martha Penndl. In case vol ' ve bwii lod astray l)y variuus articles in the Sun this year, this article is here to prove to you that chiss councils are not completely useless. They may hide beiiind a well ile eiopeil mask of ininiohility every once in a while. [)ul diuii lii ilii deceive you. For what grou}i on i-am|)U i nunc iiiiporlanl than the seniors? Through their well ( hd cii repre- sentatives tliey provide uselul lectures such as those on sex and marriage, soul-searching concerts — witness Harry Belafonte. and class discussions, accompanied hy a generous and almost distracting quantity of refreshments. Their one event oi the year that threatens to overshadow ' all of these others is, of course. Senior Week. It is not as well pub- licized as it deserves to he because those who iiio t fully appreciate it cant reniemljer enough to relate the activities in detail. But just wait ' til you ' ve fin- ished your very last exam — youll be glad voii had a Senior Class Couiu ' il! If tliese reasons aren ' t suffici( iil Im the mainte- nance of one of Corncirs mo-l aliialilc aclixities, transfer. iiiuhei oj Mciiihrrs: I 7 Dull- Founded: September. V) i. I ' m pose: To graduate. Motto: (]ome on. gang, it the last mile! 1957 Senior Class Couiicjls SEMOR MEN ' S C.OWCXh- First roiv: Clayton Dudley. John tJenipsy. James. FJrennan. Roy Hassel, Alan Cameros. Second row: Peter Stoclty, Carl Schwarz. Donald Reclor. Those absent: Robert Cnok. SENIOR WOMEN ' S COl ' NCIL firsf row: Deborah LeCraw. Su an HofTmei ' ler. Betty Anne Hire. Edna Carroll. Second row: Sandra Shavitz. Barbara Redden. Palriiia Rolh. Those absent: .larqni-lyn Milligan. 72 () 1K .11 I()K CLASS COl NCII, Urst rmi : Benny ISull.-r. Dale Reis. Ginny Gustafson. Second row: Ann Riemer. Mickey Mi ' Farland. Third rnw: Rita Davis. .Marj Boris. Del)hy Cleaves, Phyl ates. Those absent: .lane asserman. IF. S JIMOR CLASS COl .NCIL— AiVs? row: James Ouirk, (Jiaries Duvall. Philip Gellert, David BeUky. Second row: Ricliaril Kay. Peter iioci. Arthur Edelslein. Those absent: John Dennis- ton. Chick Gearson. Junior Class Coiincils Number of Members: 19 Date Foil ruled: Septrnilirr. 19.54 Purpose: To unify, stiatiK. and classify. Motto: A jiiiiij) alu-ad ol all llic rest. 1958 1 HK JtiNioR Class Councils have worked very closely together for many events during the ])ast year. In the social sphere, the two groups spon- sored three parties. These events were restricted to class members and their dates. In this way. they fur- thered the class purpose of effecting lahelism. The ( outuils sponsored a skating paiU held itt the new hockey rink. com|)leted this year. In the Statler Ballroom, on March 9. the .Iimiois held their class ditiiirr. which was lollowcd hv a semi- lurmal dance in the Memorial Koom ol the Straight, it was an extremely lucky circumstance lor all con- cerned that Marty Blinder is a proud incmliii dI this nolilc class, as the (Council wmild ue er have re-sorted to a non-Junior hand. But then lliere s always Chips Smoley. In tile Spring, the councils presented the Presi- dential Pea. an annual alTair at which the campus has an opportuiiitv to nuci the I niversity admin- istration. A number ol (Council meetings ha e been hclil jointly. As a result, the secretaries and treasurers of the two organizations are. in practice, combined into single offices, representing the whole class. II II II II II I MIl ' llOMOKl-; MEN ' S col NCll. Fir. ' l row: Dixl.r Kiinl)all. Rojicr Haloua. Serontl row: Hiifili .iniinprs. Siilncy Wolfe. Buikry Pi-nrose. Those absent: Larry Hanlinaii, Cyru- Knowlcs, James Lyies, Kent Woloson. illiain Woods. M)I ' 11()M()KH WOMKN ' S COl NCll. h ' iiM i,iw: (. nllii.i (,aM- nauj;li. Dale Rogers. Marf;aret Klyiin. Seroiid row: Delmrali W ash- liurn. Susan Bales, Thin! row: Carnl ietli. Mahel Fisher. Sandra Rrilieils, 1 r-iila F.irirli. Nora I.ee Snickler. Soplionioiv (lass ( ' oiiiicils 1 HERE ARK many varieties of tiic jjieed soplio- niorios cornclliaiiis. There is the lauiulry-bag hawking s()|)homore, the I ' d-sooner-be-a-junior sophomore, the oh-for-lhe-days ni the ophoniore vigilantes sojihoniore. the g()l(l-li ii swalluwing sophomore, the Irosh women Ijird-rlogging S()|)h()- more, and the any ehiss you (an rni I can cut twice sophomore. The interests ol lhi motley crew are re|jresenliMl liy the So|ihomore (]lass (Inuneil. Tlie Council is responsilile liu the clri lion llhiough referenrhim. of course), urdiiing. and di trii)ntion of the jimior lilazer. In addition, (iomicii main- tains the Sopli Directory. Social!), il promotis the .So|)h l icnic. Soph (Cotillion, and HIazcr iilasl. This year, il has proposed |he innovation ol a M-liolarship dial will go to the class of ' 59. riuis the interests ol the Mi|)liom(Mc arc rc|)resented. Though hrrcll ol his freshman paddle and seendnglv IuiIumi. liie siiphiimure i- shil a cliaraiter lo rerkun willi on llic hill. unihiT lit Mciiihcrs: 20 Dale I ' liiiuili ' d : ScplrinluT 19.5.5 Purpose: Id r( ' |iirsriil ihe inleirs| ol ||ic sii|ihuiiire. Miilln: Once a soplunucuf. alwavs .i sophomore. 1 9.59 74 ! umber of Mcnihers: 13 Date Foiindcil : 1956 Purpose: To iniil and ro-oidiiiatf rlas actions. Malta: ()li. In In ' a m i|ili(iiiiiirc! 1960 1 HE Fkosii (!()i Ncii, is a vi-iy imporlaiil campus organization. It runs a dink-stretching service, a l)ir(l-(l()g service lor sophomores, ami a pnlim- giiessing service. Moreover, it insuit- ihal I roh- men get their lour glasses of milk dail . This year Frosh (Council (Mens and Women ' s in joint meeting) came up with several innovations. In addition to usual necessary activities such as ])ro- vision ol a wide social program, investigation ol matter pertaining to freshman interests, and sjjon- sorshi]) ol tlie newspaper. Soiuuls of Sixly, (Council conducted an extensive analysis of the effects of moratorium. Through the efforts of ( ouncil. this freshman class will he the TmsI to have its own class sweater. Council conducted a contest for the emlilcni to he used on the sweater and took a ])oll for class animal. nu)tto. and color. Frosh Council is the all- important agency thai imihcd the class and repre- sented its opinion. Fresliiiian Class Councils KK1::SH I N V.()ME. ' S COUNCIL— first row: Nancy Finch. Michaelin Reamy. Rebecca Quinn. Frances Pennisi. Second row: Linda Ha hroucti. Johanna Dwyer. Judy Thompson. alerie Jones. Ann ( ampbell. Sally Manuirr. FRFSHMAN MEN ' S COVNCIL— First row: James Morgan. Mike (ilueck. George Fletcher. John [oores. Second row: Douglas Bauer, Thomas Smith. Alan Morris. James Tihbetts. Richard Ewing. Jon Steinberg. Thnsr ahsen : Larry ' Klein. 75 First row: Sanuipl Takyi. Tomas Palrrno. Jack Coldklang, Bernard Louric Nora SmokltT. Salah Klinajiliraby. Adu Opoku. Second row: Emily Mmiri ' . Hussaiii Aliini. Jam-I Mali ' siin. Sheila Sicgel. Hcrlicrl Sloi ' Vi ' iirr. (;corj;c W alrrmaii. Slifaii W illkiiwsky. (!lirislos Sionidcs. Third row: Mohammad Durrani, Frayila Siifcr. Mary Hol)l)ic, Brrnahc Sanz Perez, (iharles Jono. jyrki aManen. ,Mar{;arel Scrase. Mohammad Said Berijiari. Sandra Wolf. Sylva Espenscheid, Mimi Sej:al. Fourth row: Neil .Mac( orniick. .Samuel Cooper. Philip Applewhite, George ernardaki . John Lehman. Ki Kon (!hai. .loanne (ioodman. Edith (jelles. Thosv absent: Bolieria dam-. Sanz Birnahe. E e ( hamiirieh. Jolin Dieho. Daniel Camejo. William (iilhert. Marlene (ilaser. PiTfidio (iomez. Sue Kaplowitz. Louise Klein. Georgi ' Masim. Miehel Mo? . Jack Norlhrup, Eleanor Ro, . Leila Siufih. liee .Sigel. Susan Waller. Lai .Sene Yeah. International Stndent Conncil S umber of Members: ' )() Ddtr Fi)iin(lftl: ! ' ).■)() Purpose: To promote iiitiin.ilioii.il iiii(lir laiuliiig tliroiijih iiitcoialiiif: lon ' ij;ii sludciils al (ioiiicll into Aiiifiican life and ii)l( ' i( ' tiiig Anicrican.s in the cul- tures of (itliri iialioiis. Motto: My country i.s the umlil. iii ((iiirilrN riicri mankiiifl. One ok riiL most imiiuilanl. even ilal (iioani a- tions on campus, is llic Intcrnalional Miidiiil (ioiiii- cil. f]orri ' ll is firsi in llic conntry in repaid to mim- Iht of foreign students, with . ' i. ' iO in attendance al the present lime. All nl lliisc iiidcii|s. |, viiliir of their education, will he the leaders in theii conn- tries in the very near future. Because of this fact it is im|)eralive that they gel a true understandinf!; of American ideals lliinnoli association willi llic lilieral Iradilinns ul (Juiicll I iii iM ' sil . ll is (■(lually i ' nperative that Americans, and c |)(-(iall college students. d ' ' lo|) a heller undeislanding ol other nations and ciilliires. The Internalinnal Student (loinicil conducts the initial orientation lor the new students. Throuiiliont the year, in addition In (dnis. liscussions. and lec- tures, the (Council sponsors weekend lri|)s to points ol interest in thi ' siirrotniding area. Its speakers hnreaii provides loicjon students loi speaking en- gagements helore interested llliaia (Uganizatious. During vacations it tries to place Imcign students in merican homes in order to give them a wide tasli ' and hettei ' imderstanding ol this coimlix. .Socially, the eouncirs regional nighl-|)arties and dances have lieen ery successfid in providing com- mon meeting groimds for (lorncll sindcnis of ;i|| races, creeds, and nationalities. In all lhe.se ways the ISC! pKunoies ImIIi r intcr- nalional iinderstandino. 76 First row: Mary l.aslier. Mania Mitilicll. Kli ahrlli an ink. Jauf I.ueik. Edwin Hoaidnian. Jiilin Porter. Diinald Brolzmaii. Marilyn Zellner, Marilyn Mitcliejl. Roberta Grieg. Second row: Donald Taylor, G eorge Lanionl. Donald agg. Mary Ann Farnsworth. Donna Handy. Roxanna I rquliart. Norma Ruebman. Shirle _ Ii( Jennon. Edward Hadloik. illiani awiiki. Charles Parsons. Thin! row: Fred Kelsey. David Taylor. Robert Hunter. Rii hard Phillips. Roy Rolland. Alan Maneliester. Paul MeC onnell. Derwood Kiirns. Marsli Phillip. Josiph Perk. Those ahsenl: ' v tr Honig. Louise Meliere. Bruee Mrriiil. Bernard Stnul. A«f-Doiiiecoii Council Sumber of Members: 30 Date Founded: 1914 Purpose: To devise inetliods to ' ki ' ep em down on the farm. Motto: ■ ()iii ' Iweed iiia iiiell I idiii lia . Iml we ' re slill Ivv. I HIS u s 111 ' I ' liis was the hig day of tlie Ag- Doinecoii (ioimcil. Tins was Agj-Hec Day ! As the strains of Old Mac Donald Had a Farm alter- nated with those of Home Sweet Home , things on the I i)|)er Campus were reallv jum|)ing. In one corner, charming young maiilens adorned in aprons were entering the toast burning and coffee ruining competition. () er near Mann Library, earnest scholars in Harris Tweed were ti iiig to cateii greased pigs. In Ifoitl oi Warren Hall. Ag-Hecs wei ' e plucking ciiickens. Big (■(iniMiies wei ' e har- vesting the weeds on all sides. The happy stpiawks of poultry vied with the nasal expressions of cows and horses. One ha|)pv Animal lliisbaiuirv major, when (pieried, exclaimed, ■ Shucks, I aiii I had so itiiicli I till since the Ag-Domecon Sadie Hawkins Da race. Thus llie Ag-Doinecon (louncii amuses its charges, in atldition to sponsoring ' culie dances (three dimensional squares). Farm and Hume Week, the Swedisli Student Exchange, and other related affairs. Moreover, besides its important orientation duties, the Council coordinates upper campus activities and student-faculty relations. |)ro- moling the . griculture and Home Kconomics Col- leges as facets of the varied educational spectrum encountered at Cornell. 77 First row: Marilyn Gricnc. Au};usla Klifgrr. Mina Ku-ui. Jane Milolu-ll. Dfhijy (;hiM-liii. Madfline Uaais. aniii ' Slielley. Tliflnia Haiiiindiul. Toin ajk. Su-aii aii n. Seiunil ruw: Carol Jolmsim. Audrey Judil. Ellt-n Dixon. Mary Han liaw. Joanne Odell. Pat Lyrlialk. Shirley (Calloway. Toni Uingledy. Barbara llauik. Carolyn NIcKniirlil. Dale Rei . Third row: Mary Ross, Rulli Horwiit. Carol Collins. Joyce Palmer, Juil IJiid. I ' h lli- Infiu-oii. (iaroli Me-nier. Marj;e Nelson. Bobbie ciodruU. Riilli Lipson. X inifred Joyce. Donna illianis, Edith Gelles. Those absent: Connie Kelly, Shelia -McGrady. Janet .Nelson, Barbara .Shelley. Flo einstein. Marilyn Zellner. Paiilirllniic Council . urn her iif Mfiiiln-is: 12 Ihih ' Foinidcd: 190:} Purpose: Til iii,iiiil;iiii on a liigli plain iiilcili, li ' i ' iiiu i ' i-lali iii at ( idi ' iicll. Mnlia: Soidiilirs. lof hcavcirs sakr. unili! 1 N Ili:i,|j-:.M(; CocNrii. is niadr up ol two ic|m ' - srnlati r Irorii cacli nl tlic Icimlrcn otnt ilics on llic Hill. Tin- coiimil iiiccls (Mice a riKiiilli lo discuss any |)ii)l)lciii wliich have aiiscii. In discuss the .surorilv .sysl ' ! .il (Jinicll m hoiic- ul in.ikiiiL: iiii- pi ' ii I ' liiciils. and In dl.iu up llii ' fiilrs and icjiula- lioiis lor Spring tciins rushing period. In tlic Kail the (!niM)cil awarded Iwn s(liniarslii|) phupu ' s - I or ihc l)( l a ( ' i ag( ' and Im tlir ix- l iinprnNcnicnt. l aii Ihdicnic (iouncil, in cooperatinn wllli oilier organizations at (Cornell, sjionsored a s iii|)alliy meal loi ' liinigarian r(diel. V.mh living innl served a meal sid)slitntiiig a rice disli in place ol the main meal di ll. The money saved in doing this was donaled to the llmigaiian H(diei program. They a Un held a elnlhing di i i ' I ni ihi |)rogram. I ' an I lei held manv social events girls only, lor a change - Ini the purpose ot hringing sororilv women closer logether. 78 . iimhi ' r of Mciiihers: 10 Pur lose: To promote tlie interests ol (lornells Ira- ternities and represent tliein liotli on (■arn])ws and nil . Motto: Merc- has a human heart. I ' it) a human lace. . . . liut loMow e the ru c we make Ol ' we II pro eeute our ease. 1 icii KK A Mickey Spillane-lype hem in a London Fog raincoat, flashlight in hand and hat lirini low over the eyes —such is the IFC as known to mauv on tlie campus. But vice checks are not the onlv fimction o( this highly-sjiirited organization. .Numerous conimiltees and boarils are forever hold- ing disorgan ied meetings in ho|)es ol evolving some regulations, worthwhile policies, and con- structive programs. Freshman orientation and del erred rushing, for instance, were handled as enecli dv this ear as last, although a year ' s experience meant the end ol many wouldd)e dirty rushers. i eci)giiition ol the outstanding Iraternitio and incentisf lor greater ■achie emenl ' i provided by awarding |)la(|ues each year lo llie hou e getting the highest average, doing tlie nio-i hiiigling, improv- ing most since last year, and eating the most sororit -made sandwiches at (iamp Barton. Fortunate we are iniieed to have much an organi- zation to promote peaceful coexistence between the Iraternities themselves and to represent their com- munal better interests to the entire University. Interfrateriiitv Council First row: James Edgar. Donald W inltlic. Robert Taylor. I.fc JacqueUe. Second rote: TS ' illiani Rau. Donald A-lit-r. Norman ( ' olifn. Third row: Daviil llir cli. Lawrence Pearson. Rolurl Staley. 79 . uinl cr of Mfinbers: 13 Dnir F,.iin.l,;l: 191H I ' lir iosi ' : Tip lirlj) llllilx the (linrti ' lil cilfzlticcrillj; x-IkkiIs. M llit: Lilifily. Ki]iialil . Kralcmily. I llli (JtKNKI.I. Studfi il Knj;ini ' Cliiiii (inuiicil cixr- all iIk ' t ' ligiiieeriiig srli( i)ls. Tin- Cmiiicil l)rlic c- llial llir(iui;li its work it lias liclpcd achicxr iu |iiir- pose ul iiiiitiiij; tlu-iii. Tile (loiiiii ' il is iiiailc ii|) of two representatives I rom eacli ol the eiigiiieeriii ' ;; seliools. .Next year tlie School of Agricultural Engineering will be repre- sented on tile (louiicil for llie first time. The Council sponsors many activities ol inlcn ' t to Cornell ludenls. During Orientation Week, mend)ers address the fresliiiicn. In die Spring the Kngini ' cnng schools arc the - r ol nianx educa- lional and interesting c lii|pii lo cclclirate engi- nci ' r s da ' . A hancpiet al which the outstanding engi- neering students rccei e awards climaxes this eele- liration. (Cornell Stiicleiit Eu ineeriiiiif Coiiiiril First row: J ilin I4anna. (icorgi- Diirland. Rojirr Baldwin. RicliarrI Pluninicr. Jamr Francis. Second row: IJwiiilil tJyaii. liolj Sttcie, (lliarlrs hVli ' ily. Rill l.ulz. Those ttbsenl: Bill Culli-r. Steve Georgiev, Harrv Halao, Lavonne Tarleton. 80 Hfsl row: Jiilin lliaNri. L)a iil W ci 111. IVlci Klein, licinanl Luiiiir, Sandv Ehvilt. Dick Brotlie. . llan Lefkovits. Berlram . lkon. .Mcplit-ii .Siliiikri. I ho: t til tiil: I ' rlt i Ijt-iiiian. Micluifl Gold, George McMeeii. Cornell Independent Association dumber oj Members: All ■■liulept ' iidoiils on campus. Date Founded: 1946 Purpose: To represt ' iil the Iiidependeiit al (.orncll. Mdllo: llapp) llif mortal lice and independent. J iii YEAR, as always, the CIA ha- (illcd a ilal need on campus hv n ' |)n ' senlinj: llic iiilcrt ' sls ol the indepcndciil sludcnt and |)ro iding services lor liim. Through the action of its elected assemhly and ex- ecutive hoard and ol its committee system ( IV maintained ilscll as an organization lor, hy, and ol the independent at Cornell. n pru icli(l Mock seating at foothall games. tickets lor hig weekends, and corsages lor weekend dates. It provided transportation at reduced rates on the Lackawanna Railroad. Socially, it presented two formal dances, Orchids in the Moonlight. one in each semester. During the spring, the Associa- tion held a Dixieland blast in the Ivy Room. (]1A puldished a newspaper. The (lonicli Inde- pendent. which oHcred an organ lor inde- pendent opinion and inlormalion. Hi Freshman icipiainted the incoming class uilh ihc Innclion and purpose ol CIA. This vear, CIA initialed a |)rclim lile. Moreover, it sent a delegalion to the coincntion ol the National Independent Association held at the I ni ( ' rsit ol Illinois. CIA has expressed and I ' ulfiHed the -pirit of ihc independent Cornellian. 81 fK . - . THE 1 NIVURSHT lACl 1 1 V COMMITTEE ON MISK If • 8 W35 m r- ' ■■M 1 F sew ;? re jQT ti I Rudolt B. Schlesingcr, ChMrm. Meyer H. Abrjuns George S. Butts William H. Farnhaiii Rol :rt A. Hall, Jr Donald J. Grout, iV.r. The auilicnic is earnest ' serve the followlni; r O permitted only in thi leave wraps in the J s.s| ■2- S iiji3 il f appassionato S-. music and drama xe CAS  - . — • - - ' ' l v- V M vv „ .-  • tt v:« ' ol • w « ' ' Vi « l.r« C ' v ' ' ■ J ' }  I r r ? — Fir l tenor: Arlluir Lirook . kfiim ili liiirf;!-!, Ki.lianl (iiaiu-. Kramer Cuddy. Mkliacl Ualy, Thomas Dilani-y. Karl Deppr. John Edsall, Ronald Hilihon. Anthony Leone. Koberl Michel, Eujiene Milnes. Leandir MinnerK. Janie Rietlin. Thomas Spooner, Charles Stanton. Naehum W ie-enfild. SetomI tenor: Bernard Allanson. l.ee Berlin. I)a iil Coward. David Ellison. illiani Hazzard. Carl Heddon. Edward Hinehlid. Paul Jenkins. . Stephen Kutler. DoUjila Lee. I)a id MoCjurdy. Emory Morris. Kieliard Nilis. Dale Oshnrii. .Milton Siuitli, John . st. Clair. John Wade. Kaymond Whitman. Stephen Winig. James Wriphl. First bass: Theodore Egg. Gene Erikson, Stephen Fillo. Thomas Golden, Howard Greenstein, Phillip l.rinslead, Kichard Gr .iie, Roger Johnso n. K ru K rlsis. Douglas Love. Neil MaeCormick. James MaeMillan. Harold Merrell. Bedford Sanderson, .- nlliony Sands. Ralph . tolsenhurg. Wilber Suthi ' riand. Warren ililes. Second bass: illiam Bar- slow. Peter Bloom. David Brown. Rohirt Bniee. Joseph Douglass. William Gardner. William Hauser. Morton Hulehiiis. Thomas Martin. William .Mount. Roherl Nordlander. David Oelis. Vietor .■sainuelson. W illiam Seymour. W illiam Standen. Robert Sluhble- hine. Robert Thomas. Freeman Wood. Accompanists: Leonard Rubin. John Weaver. Managers: Roger Jones. Howard Sham- barger. Clyde Nixon. Men ' s Glee Club iuitbvr uj Mniihcr.s: 75 Dale Founded: 1875 Purpose: I ' o |)it) idc music to listen by. Motto: Sing, sing. sing. r (JK Tiili I ' AbT sc fiity-live years tin- Cuiiicll .Mriis Glee Club has been one of the most widely traveled sjiiginj; groups in the coutitry. This year. Irtic lo tra- dition, the (Jlub entertained . ew York (!il aliiiiiiii at the Ezra Cornell Ses |ui( ' entennial Diiinci at llir Waldorf, and Mid-western ahiiiiiii at concerts along the Sprinsi Tour route. Several concerts were |)re- sented in Mailcy Hall for the enjoyment of Cornel- lians still resident in llliaca. These were the Fall W ' ckend double luadcr. the I ' Dimder ' s Day cere- moitics. lite Scniiir W fck blast and liiially. ( om- nii ' iirt-mi ' iiL Several sid)sidiar groups lia e been organized in past years to lighten the tone of the Glee Club pro- gram. The newest oi these, the Sherwoods. is a triple qiiailel wtiieli s|), ' (-ializes in llie Barbershop- Kilaldiile ii|ieiti)iic. Tlieir singing adds variety to the tegular concert program, which is limited, as a (.lee C lub program should be. to serious music: works by Handel anil Mozart, as well as spirituals. I oik songs and frank l.oe.s.ser. flic smooth Mend, the mellnw Imii ' and lite lute iiiti i(ianshi|) which identilx out (,|ce (!lub as soon as it swings itilo ■Strike I p a Song. .ii ' llie icstilts ol long hours under llie sninofnt baloit oi l ' ltottta H. Trac . ' {I. direeldi nl ihe (dee (ilub. l ' or prool. stroll by Heebe lake Lodge some Wednesdav or Friday excniitg. Kesidcs seeing a su|ierb musical ensemble al wotk. son II lie lifaling vtuirx ' ll to a free coneeii. 84 Cayuga ' s Waiters It 111 her of Mcmbi ' is: 12 Date Founded: 1949 Purpose: To ( ' iiil)arrass tlie coed in the first row. Motto: We caul hr replaced. It is (,)i itk easy to identify Cayuga ' s ' aiters. Tlie are twelve ivy, collegiate, bird-dogging. smooth (like sandpaper), male Cornellians who drink together and sometimes sing. When they sing, one often wishes theyd stick to drinking. The re- sulting sound of their conglomeration of voices is a cross between the Ink Spots, Tennessee Ernie ' s Hill- billy Chorus, The University of Pennsylvania Clee Club (very bad tone), and the greased-pig catching contest during Ag-Hec Day. Actualiv, the Waiters, in addition to being a wel- come fixture at blasts of all sizes, shapes and colors, dances, Bailey Hall programs. Straight events, alumni gatherings, and l)eer-i)usts. have a lame that goes beyond the geographical limits ol Cornell Lni- versity. Their latest record, for instance, can be found wherever fine group singing is appreciated. During the Christmas vacations they journeyed U) Nassau, where they sang at the Emerald Beach Hotel. Pheir harmony also highlighted affairs at other colleges, such as St. Lawrence Winter Carni- val, Skidmore Junior Weekend, and big weekends at Mt. Holyoke. Smith, and Pembroke. Thus Cayuga ' s Waiters have established a great reputa- tion throughout the country, reflecting both on themselves and on Cornell. Jim Larriniore. Barney Hodges, Jotin Teare. Fred Ttiomas. Don Graves. Tom Tiillle. Rot) Hoofrstncl. Rirk Painter. Ilrfd Wiin- hrennt-r. Da f Williams, Jim Broadhead. 85 Sag( ( Jiapel Choir . iimln ' r of Memliers: 100 Dale Founded: 1898 Purpose: To provide a clioir lor Sage (llia|)pl. Motto: Wr !! lia c to make this an act of iaith. JtIany a COKNKI.I.IW lia CouikI liiin cir oil a Sun- day morninji i)( ' ing lulled into that laniiliar tvvo- o iloek-elass doze hy tile sootliiiig singing oi the Sage Chapel Choir. Ml cans of prelims, papers, and reports pass from their iiiin(l as they relax and enjoy one ol the rare soleiim hours during the week on campus. The non-sectarian choir is made u|) of a few Ithaeans and riian students, all ol whom enjoy sing- ing together. They al o presumably enjoy just being together, and with this excuse they manage to add social e enls and get-logctlier to their program of reiiearsals throughout the cai. ll uni cr it students are eligible lor memlier lii|) and each year the selected members are chosen on a tr ()ut basis. The inaiiagcinenl nl the choir is in the liaiid oi a (•(umcil ol students: manager. a sistant iiianager. librarian, and lour non-titled members, all oi whom are selected by the whole choir. Mthough Sage Chapel Choir seems sviionomous with Suiida and the 1 I .M. Sage worship ser iee. it has extended the realm of activity iiiueli further by adding music to other campus c ent . In past years they have given concerts during the Christmas and Kaster seasons. This year the highlight of their work was a rendition of the Chorale from Hachs St. Matthews Passion. Ihe concert, given on I ' alni Sunday, drew a capacity audience to Bailey Hall. Members: ElizaliPlh Abraham. Micliael Andrew. Ricliard Baoliman. Anne Barrinj;fr. Alici- Ba liour. .Ianii tininrtl. Kalliliin liriinril. Kpnndh Berry. Tlieodiire Berzinet. B elly Bihiiiiis. Donna lilaii. Jean Bowering. Becliy Brand. (Nordic linnnan. .lames Brillain. Betty Carson. Clonstanee fiase. Ilavid Cliandler. liicliard (!()l)urn. Manila (, ' olnian. Juan Corheli. Helen Criisliere. Paul Daveniiorl. Eilwin de lieer. Eleanor i)e irola. Joyee Diinran. lariUn du Vi(;neaud. Dorr)tliy Eisenliarl. Burl Ensm.inn. Larry Earer. Rictiard Earrar, .Noel Eenton. . ' uanna Eriiin. Harry Euller. (iarolyn (Failaher. . ' a dra (Jihbs. Barry Grevall. Howard Harrison, l urille Harlwip. . usanna Hauek. Susan Heller. David Howell. Robert I ' iTrey-. (!arrd .Icilin-iiii. l:iriaii jnlmvon. I ' aiil Kenijif. Harold Kent. Carolyn King. Mabel Kliscb. John l.anginan. John l arson. I ' al Laselie. I ' eler Leatbersieb. Elsie Long. John Long. Cynthia Loring. Bobbie Marshall. (Ilenii Maxon. Carolyn Miuhell. (leorge Moody, Anne Morhouse. Arlluir Moslwr. Koberl Mowir. Hiram Mndge. Judith I ■llon. Jane ' I ' erlberg. Elizabeth I ' raus. irginia Kcdison. Kiehard .Sallfonl. James Seudrler. Raymond . ' ears. irginia Seipt. David Smith. Sallie .sook. IVIit . treuli. (im-rry Suggs. Ann . ' undeniH ' ver. Don . ' weeney. Hi ' nry Szabronski. Don rarbiitlon. Barbara Thiessen. Cina Turnbull. lioberl Turner. I ' l ' ter Tyler. Rosine anre. irginia Walbran. Dois Walsh. ilfriil Viard. Paul Weaver. .Sidney Whiting. Audri ' V W ildner. Lai Si ' iig eoh. First row: I.orana Sullivan. Elizalielli Dolian. Wells. Carol Insley. Karfii Boardman. Barliara i oil. Patricia Miles. Nancy Collins. Barbara Friedman. Jeanne Singeisen. Linila Johnson. Anne Townsend. Second row: Mary Drake. Lynn Osjiood. Julie Sclirank. Elizabeth Lockitt. .Norma Edsall. Thomas Tracy: iDirectorl. Judv Lasse. Judy Stahl. Ann .Stevens. Tillie Guttman. Linda Hashrouck. Barbara Shults. Thin! roiv: Carolyn Burtless. Mary Lou Wyant, Susan Laubengayer. Judy Reynolds. Dorothy .Sipe. Janet Feuer- stein. Margo Hicks. Nancy Hunt. Betty .Sachleben. Gloria McOacken. Barbara Kaufman. Dorothy Beattie. Helen . Schneider. Diane Bi liop. Patricia Pakozdi. Linda McHugh. Fourth row: . liaron Flynn. Beverly Dimock. Joan Levine. Lontta Jack. Johanna Dwyer. Carol ieth. Joan Ellis. Susan Foote. Jean Held -n. nni- V ' arren. Elinore .Sweeney, Marcia Meigs. Phyllis Johnson. Lorraine Bu utto, Julie (ientle. Helen Bing. Those nhscnt: Nancy Bennett. Barbara Brodie. Florence Clark. Barbara Flynn. Isabel Kleignian. Gail Lewis. Marge Nelson. Diane Perrine. Nancy Sandin. Anne .Southworth. Fat Stillman. Isabel Thompson. Beverly Winiock. Women ' s Glee Club i umber of Meiiihers: 0.5 Date Founded: 1921 Purpose: To sing. Motto: (• ' m . With mich laughtei iind — wcl our more arpcggiatirally inclined women inert weekly witli Tliomas Tracy to jjrepare a lively musical program. This ijrogram is made up of a variety of nnisic. including some songs from foreign countries. Mr. Tracy does any ol tlie mu ieal arrangements liimseli and uses some of Fred Wariiig ' s. The (ilee (ilnh. with Mr. Tracy and their accom- panist Ann Stevens, presented se eral concerts (hir- ing the ( ' ar. Tun dI llie highlighls ol the season were their aiimial (Christinas program gi en at ihe Sliaighl Open House and their I ' arm and Home Week Concert. Baile Hall is always filled inr this program with hoys and girls from all over the state who come to cheer the ' oeds on as thev con- M-rge in the center oi the stage and with smiling laces siiio their mimhers. First row: Rolx ' rta Harper, .Niiriiia h.il-all. Julia (.inlli-, Mar o Hicks. Dorothy Bcatlic. Hi ' lcn Sclincider. Pliylli jnimson. Seroiid row: Marjnric Nelson, l.ri- liiilin. .Idlui Kilsall. Davirl ( ' invard. Peter Merrill. Robert Bnioe. Kruh Mar-luill. Kli alj. ih Hilihins Those absent: Harhara Brodie. Cornell aires Number of Mem hers: 17 Datr Founded: 1 ). ' )2 Purpose: To prove llial aiivlhiiig Cayuga ' s ' ;iil ' rs i-aii sing. {]iiiiirllaiii-s can iiig better. Motto: Coeducation in everything or coeducation in iiolliing. 1 WOULD I ' OiiND an institution where any woman can sing. We won ' t wait ior tlie Waiters. Thus spoke the loiniilei (il ihc ( !nrncl laiiis h c -rani years ago. BraveU the struck lor co-edni-ation in a camjius singing group. Since that time tiiev have car ed ihcif nun nlrhe in (!(iiiii ' lls hills. Tii(la lhe grow stn)ii rc|- (jc |ii|r Waiter- lo III dl ihcni. ()lal)les to right oi tlieiii. I hex hll an nii|iiiilanl iiicd lor a co-eilucational singing group on campn-. Their presence contrihiiled to tlie success ol (he cti ities I ' air and pn-t-iall parlies, as well as lo llial ol man Slraii:hl ilaiiccs .inil llhaca events. I ' his year. lhe |Miindl iiil iheii lii-l n-coiil . 88 Notables Number of Members: 13 Date Founded: 1955 Purpose: To sing. Motto: All toiit ' tluT now . . . If you think of widows when you see girls dressed all in hlaok. think again. Black sweaters and skirts are the trade mark ol the NOtaldes. a group of — lovely coeds. Viid llii arc notable. Where did they fnid a girl to sing those hass parts? We haven ' t heard them sing Asleep in the Deep yet, but we ' re waiting. Since the group began singing together in Mav of 19.54, the Notables have really gotten around. This vear thev sang at the So| li (lotillioii. the (iandlc- ligbt Room, and c ( ' n al ihc (Mandinother-lirand- daughter Picnic. The Waiters had better watch out because these girls are ever so much prcllier, especially in Bermudas. When we were told that the group especially likes to sing at fraternities, we weren ' t too surjirised. It ' s cpiite a neat way to make the rounds of the parties on the hill . . . and get paid besides! Recently they have branched out even more by making trips to other colleges, male of course. This may be a new move to get even with the boys who import. Actuallv the girls work very hard rehearsing long hours, experimenting with new and better stage make-up, and discussing the audience reaction at a fraternity. We just have one doubt about tInV whole business. Who chaperonesy First row: Barbara ( (illicr. F.l?ie llinsmnre. Dorothy Berens, Atlriana Riitjfn . Louisa Barlimaii, tJeverly RtihiTison. Seconff row: Patricia Mahool. Myrna Lacy. Nan Pcarlinan. Mary Kay Clarey. Toni Vogel. Marv ParkiT. Minii l.auli. 89 Slirr voo(ls . iinil ri of Mciiibrrs: 12 Dale Founded: 195() Purpose: Entertainment ami Fellt) .-lii|j. Motto: ' e :ire laleiiled! We are!! ()|!(;amzei) .n t last sjiring. tli Sherwoods of (Ajrnell (|uii ' kly found a prominent niche in cami)!!?; life this year. Sinjjing their maiden performance before the packed houses of Fall Week-Knd. the Sherwoods ser ed notice that (lornell now boasts another fine singinj; group. And already they have left thr di lin(tive ring of their sylvan nave in New urk. I ' hiladclpliia. and other eiitertainnienl lenters of the Eastern seaboard. ' Hoijin Hood of the group is blond-haired .lack Wade, whose ersalile nmsical talents were pri- marily responsible for the overnight maturity of his band III merry men. Joe Frog Douglass handlc tlic business affairs while Bill Hazzard takes care of the paper work. Baritone Jim Mac- Millan being the only senior in the group, the Sher- WDods boast a micleus of men who will return next lall. I ' laii Inr ihc coming year include fall Iryouts, ihc culling of a record, and llic (ijci- (Hub spring tour. And alrcad ' ihc Shcrwoods of (ioniell are looking forward to a holiday in the islands of the tropics next Christmas. First row: William Ha zard, Ken Burger. Lee Minnerly. Ted Egg. John Wade. Jn-i|ili l)nlli;la ■ . Srtnnrl row: Pclcr HIniim. James Macinillaii. RdImtI Stiddilehine. rllul Brooks. Douglas Lee, K.irl D.ppr. 90 Caviijxaiis Number of Mem hers: I 1 Date Founded: 1053 Purpose: To I iii ' iiis!i dancealilr music for fiances. Mutlo: Blet ' i). 1 iiK CayI!(;ans is a datu ' c ham! made up of Coriiel! I iiiversily and Ithaca College students. Five saxo- pliones. llircc trumpets, three trombones, drums, a piano, and a hase combine to make theirs the sweet- est music this side of Cayuga. The distinctive vocal style of Liz Fuchs adds to the pleasant sound pro- duced by the band. Led by Harry Loberg. the band plaved at many Cornell functions this year, including the Straight (Christmas Party. The Cayugans travelled as far away as Troy, New York, and Springfield, Massa- chusetts to entertain. First row: Dan Kiinhall. IJick Cruvtr. IJick lanni. Hank Licber- nian, Richard Nelson. Second row: Marvin Lewis, Hayden Dryden. Dnke ii-ks. John Maclay, Roy Henderson. Rick kniUel, A. Strat- ton McAllister. Harry Loberg. ' A Members: Charles Ballon. Dorothy Berons, Peter Bowman, Hcrhert Buchanan. Roherl Carr. Harry Clinton. Ruth Covell, Robert Dakin. Edwin Dean. I ' aul DeCirouI. John Doyle, Robert Dunn. Robert Fortuine. Arlher Freileriek, Liwis Krii ' derieh, Gerald (Jilbert, Allen Ginsberg. Carolyn Gowdy, David Grant, Meyer Gross, Everett Heinze, Robert llendrieks, Roy Henderson, Carol Henry, Lewis Holmes, Pat Hurley, John Kehoe, Davirl Lew. Riehard Lindsay, Robert Long, Carl Loutzenheiser, Richard Lunquist, Houston Macintosh. John Maelay. Philip Manaker. Edwin MeCrohan. Ann Ie(;inni . Adrienne McNair. Ancil Pa nc. I.. Lee Phillips. Marvin Platzner. Lawrence Resnick. Judith Robens. Beverly Robertson, .Stephen Rosen. Franklin Russell, .Stephen Sehuki-r. Neil Seely, George .Sidney. Thomas Singman, Donald Spencer. Richard .Spire, Alan crncr. arn ' n idinann. Janice W ray, Dorolln Ziinniernian. Coiu ' rrl Band iiiiih( ' i III Miiiilicrs: 7 7 i Dale Foiirulril: ' ) (t I ' lirjiDsc: Coiiiluctiiig (v()IU•(• l. ioi (.Miij;ciiial (am- ni ' llians and Cohorts. Motto: Music, Mae. ' tio, lo please. Ik YOf WANT a sincere, and deeply iiislillcd. recoin- nieiidatiun of the University (-oiiceil Band, liaslen to the nearest gown-clad figure with a large hanging piece of while pajx-r inider his arm iniinedialely after coninii-nccnient and pose vniir (|ii( ' lic)ii. It is tiKol prolialilr iIimI this li.indkcirliicj -.il-eye liidciil h;is Imtii ,iina .t ' (l 1) ihc ciiuauiim ipialiU ol ihc iiiiisic ihis iiaiid has pnnhircd lin Idiif succes- sive yeais. Ile iire to reiticiiilici ihc stirring re- sults produced l) these . . la Icnicd ( ' di iicllians. II the visions |i,iiiilc(l luf nii li this hieary-eved graduate dnn ' t rvm to ring true as a lair and coher- ent c aluatinn nl ihc hand, we might suggest that iiii speak III ,1 III. Ill wliii Im kiiiiwii the h.iiid lot nine yeais and reeninmcnd it must highl . Meet Mr. William . (;.mipli(dl. director of the I tn ( ' rsit ' (ionccit liand. Mr. (iamphi ' ll liold .111 e tremc| high opinion ol lln- ImikI .iml conii ' iids that la-l cai s i(iiiccits at H.iiliv Hall. Ithaca High l ehodl. itoii. Siilne . and liochcster. were the greatest concerts he h.id direclcd since I O. .S. 92 Members: Kn-il Micli-s, Maria Aullaiil. ( ' harlcj A f(likiaii, Kiitlj Barley. Isahillc Baino. nii Hairs. Mrs. Frank Ualtisli. Lois Hick. Bonnir Briiiictl. Daviil Beiiiiflt. Ehviii Bciillt-y. Rulh Birnhaum. Athini Fionawitz. Emila Braily. Nelsdii Bryant. Pliiliiipa (llaude. Harry Curtn. Noe Diaz. tJalr Dick. Riciiaril Dulcn. Allan Dunn. Lloyd Karrar. Arlcnc Feay. Flainc Frccjnan. Hyman Freeman. .Newton Friedman. Betty Carman. Eli abetli Geib. Ricliaril Good- man. Paul Green. U illiam Greene. Lawrence Grinnell. Henry Guerlae. Ben Hilton. Ruth Hilton. Dr. Hirvonen, Terry Hulick, I ' alricia Hurley. Karel Husa. John H-ii. (!onrad Jacobs. Phyllis Jones. Irene karle. Jackie Khine. Ka Kiiit;lit. Gar(d Koerper, Leo Kreter, .Sheldon Kurland. Erik Lessini;. Marvin l.ivvis. Brian Lip- ton, A. S. .McAllister. J. Mc. hani-. James .Moses. Margaret Mus- grave. Beverly . aismith. Bi-tsy Anne Northrup. Freya Olafson, Joseph Olichney. Garolyn Olsen. Garroll Olton. Roger Payne. Peggy Romersa. -Mrs. Barkley Rosser. Barbara Rulledgc. C.aridyn Schneid. Fred . la ick. . ' cutt . slringham. Betsy Treegrr. Robert on Berg. -Mary W akenian. Kay Walls. James W einstein, .Man Werner, Harold Widoni. Herb Wiegant. Bart Woloson, Richard York. University Orchestra Numbrr of Meinhrrs: . ' i Dale Foumlnl: J 901 Purpose: To dispel tlic ciilttiial oh-ciiiiu nf Illiaca. Motto: (!()iiluci a . ■■ Iii ic [iiodiice.-; a kind of pleasure which hiiriiaii iialiiif caiiiiot do witlioul. I And he did. too.) V N A.W i.i K. . uiidax. peculiar iineailliK s()iiiid may be heard emanating from Bailey Hall. A con- vention of veterinarians? A hnrning Ijarnyardy . ctuall . it is the (Cornell University Orchestra lim- ing ii|) lor another performance. In 1901 llic orchestra was foniialU organized hv ( ornellians and Ithacans desperate for some of the ctillnral redneiiients lacking in Tompkins (Jonnly. .Mlhoiigh not having to worry aliotit too mneh compelilioii other than that provided hy the Big Med Band, the local American i.egion Bugle and Driini ( orps. and llic Illiaca High School Sim-phony, the (Cornell I ' ni- ei.-il Orcheslra today disi)lays a reniarkalilc degree ol lalent and proficiency under the inspired direction of Professor Karel Husa. Not only are its Sunday concerts well attended, hut full svniphonv oiihestra concerts in tlie fall and spring often i i al (he excellence of visiting big-name s itipliony orchestras. In addition, varied other activities such as student solo concerts and joint programs with the choir indicate that even in the wilderness nuisical excellence does not ha c lo he foregone. 93 IvlJ-tl, t -4l X J. Members: John Adams, Rol Tt Ambrose, Daviil Anili-rson, Robert Armsby, Jrff Baker, Cbarb-s Hallou. James Heniielt, , lieliael Beren- son. Robert Berinj;er, John liewirk, Horaii- Bird, Ronald Blake. Robert Brodrick. Louis Broudy. Robert Byrnes, Robert (iarr, Harry Llinlon. Charles Combes, Georfie Cook, Harry Cook. Riehard Danser, Lawrence Deilrich, William Dickinson, John Doyle, Robert Dunn, . lanlon Durham, Theodore E{; :, Evan Eisenber;;, James Estey, John Fieklinj;, Arthur Field, Robert Friedman, David Fuss. Cervase Gates. Joel liilbert. Allen liinsber , Bryan Core, Paul Crannis. Da id Grant. Walter Guthrie. James Hatrh. Ben Hehn, Everett Heinze, Jame- Henderson, Roy Hender on, Bruic Herrinf;- ton, Lewis Hohnes, Jame- Hurliy. Henry Kanunerer, Daniel Kim- ball, Kenneth Kranelier, Ronald Krieger, Richard Lacy. lluj;li Lacy, David Lamont. David Lew, Carl Loutzenheiser, Richard Luntitiist, Etiwin McCrohan, John McI or, John Maclay, John Male, Janus Manion, Alvin Marx. Francis Mallhews. Louis Massucei. Allen Miller. Riclianl Morri on. Robert Nennian. I ' anl Newctimh. Ricltan! Newman. Ronald -Newton. Ronald Obermeyer. Heti-r Palmer. Ancil Payni ' . Janie Perrin. Doufilas Peterson. Richard Rathbun. Richard Heid, Lawrence Resnick, Joseph Rice, Da id Robinson. Bernard Rothman. Franklin Russell. Kenm-lh Ryan. l)a%id . arfient, Daviil Sawyir, Arlluir Scott, C len .Scott, Dan .Sbilstat, Eilward .Shusler. (George .Sidney. Thomas Singman. Roger Soloway. Donald Spencer. Richard .Spiro. Douglas .Stevenson. Dan Slutzman. F.nn 1 annnani. Paul Teicholz. Gcralil Tobias. John an leel. Karl Nan W iri. Slephin erill. Brian Walkins. Jame- W cpsic. Roger West, Warren W idman, W ayland W ilro . Brian Will. Robert Williams, Richard Wortman. The Biji H(mI Band l umber of Mcnilicis: ll.l DalrFoniKli ' d: 1896 Purpose: To enable .sluileiils ici ciinliiiiic ihiir iiiiisi- cal activity rmm liioli school. Mnllii: ' ra-i ioiii. r oiUHM.i, SEA.so.N rm-aiis the Big Weti Band .swings iiiti) action. This lall tlx- hriolit ml iiniioritis and shining lira-s luilloiis a|i|i Micd ,il lln ' Iniif honn ' games ami ion tin •%(•(! to ihc ale. I ' mii. .iiid ( olij.ilr i ' ani|)iiM- to i( ' |)icM ' ni (ioiru ' ll in inn- ia liion. Mi. William (!ain|)li dl. director, led the hand thronoli their two le|evi ion a ppea ranees dnring the season. Ml iiilciiiii hiii iiilricacies al the ( !oli;.ilc ,iiid I ' ciiii gaiites wenl out to the nation on the cahle. -Mr. Honiersa. assislanl lo the director, is the iiiaii hchiiid llic -ccnc who cicatc- anil woik oiil llic details ol all the marching and drill roiiliiics. The hand meets on Ttiesdav and Ihtirsdax nij:liN .ind Friday alli inoon-. |iiilliiio jn a lolal ol milv ii e and one-hall lioiir lo Icaiii llicir coni|ilic,ilcd jiro- cediires. I ' orcciii! music echoed ihioiioh ihc air at Marlon Hall during the iiaskctliall season litis wittier. The hand also ciie -red on ihe track ami wrcsiljuo ic.nii dining llteir res|) ' clive seasons. The liighlighl of ihc hand snice liil sear was ihcii a|)|iearaiicc lhi |iriiiL ' al ihc liiitar iieview on I | ' |icr liiinni licl.l. 94 The R( |)ort( irr Band limber of Mi ' mhcis: HO Date Founded: 1947 Purpose: To |)i() ide a rd u lor (ormal and iii- lornial coiu-erts on and oil rarni)u . Motto: Strike up tli. ' Iiand! On April 26, Repertoire Band gave their first spring eoncert of the year — followed by otliers in May. As these dates had not rolled around by the time ol pu[)lieation of tiiis noble book, we are not certain that the events all came off exactly as sched- uleil. The concerts depended upon there being less tiian twelve leet of snow on the libe slope, upon the instruments not being covered with too much rust or llhaca mud, and upon the appcarami ' ol an audi- ence of at least fifteen peo|)le and I our dogs. By the time you read this article, the Kepertoire Band sin- ceri ' lv ho|)es that, having attended all the concerts, you know which of these deterrent lactors did or did not occur on llic latal days. This group i not to be conluscd v itli die Big Ked marching band which melodically accompanies the lootball and basketball teams on Id countless ic- tories. The Kepertoire Band is the concert band. It held concerts at illard Straight Hall. Its partici- pation highlighted Ag-Hec Day. The band went to Niagara to play for the high schools in that area and it made similar one dav tri|)s to central New York. Thus Cornell has two fine bands. W hile one finds stimulation in marching, the other i more inspiretl u lit ' ii sittiui; (low n. Members: Joseph Adams. IJa iil Aiulfrson. Koljtrt Aniisby. Jt-ff liaker. ( Iiarles Ballou. James Bennett. Gail Belden, Mieliael Herenson. Roliert Beringer. John Bewirk. John Burgel. Jmlilh I iallard. Fred (Carpenter. Margaret Chandierlain. Ann Comstoek. Koger Conant. Nancy (!iineklin. Mary (jinrad, George Gook. Douglas Dayger. l awrenee Deitrieh. Rol)erI I)o(M. Arthur Downey. Kvan Eisenherg. X illiani Friedman. Stephen Gilhert. Paul Grannis. Patricia ttamillcm. Roberta Harpir. James Hatch. James Hender- son. Garol Henrv. John Huxlahle. Bruce Kiefer. Daniel Kimball. R..iK.i.l Krie er. Kr.nald Malli-. Philip Manaker. AUin Mark. John Mclvor, Allen Miller. Kilward Mi ma. Richard Morrison. Nancv Myers. Robert Neuman. Paul . ewcondj. Richard Newman. I{iinald Obermeyer. l eter Palmer. Robert Pfahl. John Pierce. John Kapii. Joseph Rice. Bernard Rothman. Robert Rubin. David .Sargent, David Saw er. Arthur Scott, liidiert Silverman. Douglas Stevenson. Enn Tammani. Paul Teicholz. (herald Tobias. an Travis. John Nan leet. Karl an irt. Brian Watkins. Roger West, Josephine White. Atme W ikier. W avian Wilccix. Robert Williams. Kinl W nln-on. Draiiialii Cliil) i i i)il i ' i of Mrinhcrs: 50 Dale Founded: I9()}5 I ' liijxisi ' : To |)i( ' -iiil llir i-,iiii|)ii Willi (lianialic en- liTtaiiiiiH ' iil and provide an oulli ' l Inr llio c inlri- -s(i-d In llii-alriral {iiiidiiction. Muiiu: TliL- play? llic thing. Ik you K i;|{ see a Corncllian willi a |ii(idiar jauiuliccd look on his lace, or with |)ni ' |ilc ' hair, oi with a Salva(hir Dali rnonstachr. lakr im hiid. Ih ' . or hc. is jiisl one ol ihc inan ( airiicilians lakinj; ailvanUific ol the o|)|iorlunitics prcscnicd Ity llii ' Cor- iK-ll Drariia lic Chih. Asjiiiing thcspians, |)i Klucers, directors, etc., all jiarlicipali ' in the many splendid productions ol the Uraiiialic (Huh and its allilialcd Studio .57. ' Studio .57 is a lahnratoiN prouiani in ihr ail III llir ihcali ' c hi(h (■()iwi-l ol iiMilings. dis(ii i()ns. prf ciilalions ol student acting and writing, and mainlenanee ol an acling class. This year, the Drain.ilie ( !liih piocnlcd ■■Misalli- ance. for Fall Weekend: Iwn conlcmporar) |ila s. ■ All ! nnnner Long and ■ |{eniadiiii ' : ■■The C.ood Woman ol Sel naii loi II ' ( ! Weekend, and ihe new. ' -eldom-periormed pnidiietioii ol ■The W iteli- Inideis. Several pla - were Ikmiiu lon idiTcd lor Spring Weekend pri ' -eiil.il loii a-- llii hook weiil In press. The inlerested (iornellian. holh peelalor and pailieipant. proliled through the liin ' program of the (iorncl Dramatic (duli. •JO Members: Peter Aydelott. Fred Beck. Robin Bielski. Linda Camp - Ijell, George Cliorinann. Terr ' (Hinpan. Robert Cohen. Robert (!runi[). .Samuel D ' Amiio. Robert Dudnik. Riibard Flamm. Brad Kranklin. Alice (ii ' t , Michael Getz. Saniuel Hagler, Carole Hoppe. Ernest Krischke. Robert Levy. Peter Linzer, Ronald Long, Arthur Mack, Stanley Munsat. James Nelson, Sylvia Pancotti, James Rose, David Schacker. David Seidler. Robert Toffler. Gwen Woodson, Jerry Zeigman. Gary Darche. Rhvthiu Club Number of Members: 31 Date Founded: 1938 Purpose: Bring jazz to Cornell. Motto: Jazz is not a pritiiordial. |iriiiiili e lad! l.N ALL I ' liOBABILir . lv () groiip.s of pt ' upic liavi ' already passed by this page. In laet, they prohahly turned it very ra[)idly to avoid contamination. These groups are the elassical music fans who are long- hairs and consider jazz too wild and uncoordinated. and the rock-and-roll advocates who think jazz is so statelv and quiet that onK ' squares can possibly like it. Now botli those attitudes are unforliuiatf. lint since tliosc |)ci)plf arc no longer with ii . well go on. II you re still reading, let ' s assume either that you hate classical music but can ' t quite see rock- and-roll, or that you are torn between the two. You ' d like to seem intelligent ami s()|jhisticated enough to enjoy Beethoven, but you ' ve noticed that a lot of people around here seem partial to Elvis. Maybe you ' ve been thinking (Cornell has nothing to oiler oii. But keep reading. in |)ast years the lihythm Club sponsored concerts by SlaJi Kenton. Count Bassic. and the .|azz Quartet, and tills year Dave Bruljek ' s appearance was one of the highlights of the i ' all term. So get with it! All you need is a liking for jazz (try it . . . oti might 1)6 surpri.sed), and a thorough knowledge of the life of Marshall Stearns, well known to evcr jazz eiilluisiast. who lounded tiie group. No longer will oii ii ' niain (piiel when others are (li eiissini; iiiii ie . . . jazz loM ' rs. unite! 97 hint ruu: Arlliur I ' ftlln. GunJuii Ku Idii. Martin Ulimlcr. Second row: Elizabetli (Juinn. Marilyn Mile . Lydia Ebcl. Renee Stern. Joseph Visconti. Albert Martin. Leonard Gubar. W illiam . ngcll. Tliuie iiient: Frederick 15erliiij;er. Judith Urutmaii. Mark Ilillier- man. Judith Levine. Richard .Minsky, Nicholas Nicholas. John Pierce. Oclaiioii Number of Members: 100 Date Founded: 1945 Purpose: To pirlnrm. Motto: We sing, we (Jance, we act — you watch. Smarveloiis . rhorlled the casting iliiector. ' Swondcrl III . uatliLd ilic acc()ni|)anist. Amj mj, in il ly|)i(all lilliiig la.- liiuii. (.)(laj;(iii predicted a glorious 1956-57 season. The fall lool- hall rallies were soon over, so Octagon, uilli mi cdiiuiiciii (Misiti il . it ' tircd indoors lof llir wiiilff. A(ti ili cs were rcstricti ' d lo a new and liii;lil divcrt- ing weekly series on Ml and scxcral low-litidgct prodiiclioiis al llic Straight uliiih iitili cd talciil tleveioped on llie radio show. Spring in iliiaca ix ' ing whal il is. Oclagon emerged Iroin iN (hisl . Iml nniK ' thcIc nrw ollice downlown. planning all soils oi jo and siiii liinc: in mure specilii- terms, tiie Spring Weekend produc- tion. ii old Gershwin show with a perfect house- party th -me. iV ( ' razy . emerged, alter extensive rejuNcnation l) the cool directional team oi (iordoii Roston and Marly Mlinder. as a success in the grand li ' .iiiiliiiii III ■j ' lniaiis Kainliou and ' ( !aidtiscl. 98 Savage ( ' In I) ! iinihcr of Mi ' iuhi ' is: 60 Dale Foani cd: l. ' Wi Pia jnis ' : To nmttif tlie tampiis willi si-ins of Niai a St ' ga as. Motto: Ham it. 1 WICE A YEAK I ' loiii Bailey Hall lonu ' the stains of Toast of Heitlelliauni. aeconipanied by clinks of beer mugs — wliieh by the beginning of part two are not at all simultaneous — and the Savages have gathered to present their unusual bits of light enter- tainment. Consisting of professors, exceptional Buildings and Grounds men, undergraduates, and local citizens, the Brothers meet once a month in the Toboggan House on Beebe, where each one must be prepared to amaze, entertain, or just out-do the other if called upon. No one has ever hinted as to just what kind of dire penalty is issued if the Brother can not perform on a particular evening. But from tliese meetings someone arbitrarily chooses the best acts to lie included in the Baile Hall production. As a result, their audience is con- fronted b loved and venerated professors and Ithacans attempting to portray Pavlova and Fred A typical Savage performs Astaire, playing ' Flow Gently Sweet Afton in a string quartet of cigar boxes, a wash tub, and a bed pan, and pounding the piano in a manner anvwhcre from pie-plate to classical. With a couple of magicians and Dunningers thrown in on the side, the outcome is a perfectly informal, entertaining [jroduction. Student Members: Martin Blinder. Martin Blum. John Eiisall Robert Elston. Uilliam Felver, Stephen Fillo. Lewis Gravis! Howard Greenjtein. David Guest. David Hanselman. James Hodi es! Douglas Love. John Mannix. Thomas Martin. Richard Mifier Lawrence Phillips, Ernest Reit. Keith Rowan. Duncan .Sells. Wil- liam Seymour. George Smith. •« ' illiam Zwerman. Town Members- Bristow Adams. Arthur Allen. E. P. Andrews. Richard Baker. V an Cleef Booth. Selden Brewer. Frederick Bryant. George Butt Wtlliam Corcoran. Jack Deal. William Dillon. George Driscoll Charles Elliott. Jerome Fried. Donald Grout. George Hoerner Sanmel Jones. Myer Karp. Howard Liddell. Deane Malott. John McAllister. John McDonald. ■« illiam Moulton. Richard Parmenter Bruce Payne. Elmer Philliji . Truman Powers. Conrad Rawski Charles Russell. John Shoemaker. Joseph .Short. Louis Smith ' Sheldon Smith. John Speed. Rollo Tallcott. Charles K. Thomas. Charles W . Thomas. Harold Thompson. Thomas Tracy. Allan Tre- nian. Frank Turner, Gorden Watkins. fifi rule: Doiialil Exiu-i. S)iliii Fisher. .Sltplun Kaliiu-, BlII DuMoml. Alli-n I.aiulri-tli. Serond row: Lawrence Wood, John Krientlh-r. Jack Schcinnk, Kirk Fourchir. Kiiwin HilliarJ. Peter aii liaallc. Third run: Mark Rc-nick, Mike liaker, William llickok. Jerry I.iicha. William Kerry. Those absent: .Norman lirockme-ier, HiciKird Krilow-. I.unnie Minor. Cornell Amateur Kadio (]liil) Number of Members: 2.5 DateFoimdrd: 1949 Purpose: -.-. ..- -. .. , Miillo: .--■ . .- • •- ... K i.MiMSCKNT of llie Marcoiiis ami S.iriind.- nl |i-ryar, iih ' MiImms oI ' llic (-AKC! I) lallc■a l tiij:! Iilliii{; till- air va -s with ossij). Icliiiiial talk. wealh ' r inlormalinn. iinlciii i.idici lia- cnn long way frnni llic pioiicciinj; ilays. Iiowi ' lianis now may Ijroadcast aii ulicic in llii- w in holli code and voice. (IMK! Ii,i- t.ikcii a(l anta;;i- of lln-sc technical ini|triivctMcnl wit liigli jjowercd transmitters and recci cr . ' Bui , asks the casual observer, ' ■rnii-l llii- i crn scientific miracle lie u-cd iiii|il Ici li.tl CS- liliv. and ir a cr: nrl.l lull li il mid- the breeze with Chinese? ' .■ -. ---. an cr .1 ham. looking ii|) from a QSL card whirh he i- pi i|Kirinj!;. Freely translated thi.s mean that CAHC iaeilities are always available lor ( j il Hclcnsc and ntlu-r emer- gency use. Fiirlhri inciic. il (iii w.inl In iin|ini| iiiir heart ' s desire lor S|iriiii; Weekend, cnndensc your love into 2.5 words and deli ei- il In ,1 (i l (] mem- ber. With the speed ol sound on will receive her rcliiin ol onr pa ion and ,ici cpl.tnce ol ()Ui ' in il.ilion (also in 2.5 words ) . The entire opera I ion is handled i ree as .1 |udili - ser iei ' li (! ll(.. To linanee ihcse services, C.AI! ' ■ reiil- I ' -.leni to cam|)iis organi alions lor bolli sound liuek ami danec use. Allliont:!) this public ser ii-e woik pla s an iniporl.inl pail in llieir pioi i.iiii. Iill iorcimisl III iiK ' nibei ' s minds is the principal purpose ol the • ! l!(!: to j;i c amateur r.idia opeialors an oppor- lunil lo I ' ol l.lliiii ,l|e Willi ii|liel nil llieil loliimoll hobli . lOIJ L_J! IIL_ll I rt First ran: ( niinu aiila a!n. (.luiik Jaiin-. ! li llis Kcttin ci. Lewis Sloni ' . Paul iNohle. Krnie Stern, larcia W islienfiraH. Serond row: Sanfonl Krinski. Juy I. anger. I ' aul Murlon. Rolierl Press. I.ydia W illianisun. Peter anraalte. Howie Ohnler. Third row: Mirhael Henry, John Imre. Joseph Karani. Art .Marolla, Ian Maksik. Those absent: Nancy Baron. Daniel liraunstein, Leonard Becker. Robert Bushlow. James Caklwell, Gerald Dorf. Stanley Fishinaii. l)a id Flynn. I.roiianl ( rr lrin. Karlul llnhl. Md ilrller, Art Hirsch. Richard Hosterman. Krank Hiihand. .Martin Jewel, Peter Klein. Norman Lanionsoff. Tony Leone. Robert Mayers, Donald Mil-ten. Ronald Nielson. Jane Perlberi;. Mona Reidenberg, David Ripps. Alan Rosenthal. Steve Rosing. Sy Scheiner. Wink Seebach. Rochelle Silverman. Ben Simon, Guy .Smiley, Marty Spitzer, Robert ' ilson. Ken Woolf, Gerry Zeitlin. WVBR: Cornell Radio Guild iitiihf ' r oj Mcrnhrrs: 7-yr) Date Foiitided: 1 9.5.5 Purpose: To give Coiiirll it.s own ladio talii)ii. Motto: Can vou licar me? W VBH. the broadcasting hiaiicli of tlie Cornell Radio Ciiild and the niost power! id radio station north ol (iaseadilla (jorge, broadeasls from six pnwcrliil transmitters located on the hill. An iiide- |)en(lcnl iir ev has proven that maximum reception of this giant of the airways can he allaiiied in VIos- eow. Iowa, iiclwi en ihc lii)iir nl three and fi ( ' A.M.. Silierian Standard Time. For the past fifteen years WVBR has been waiting for FCC permission to install their super-duper 2 kilowatt transmitter. Authorization is expected to come through momen- tarily. WVBR is nominally run by its Station Manager. However, the man behind the scenes who really operate it is the Fourth .Assistant Sub-Electric Engi- neer who replaces the worn-out batteries. .AictiiallN Cl!(; provides a wonderlul outlet for tlio e interested in radio broadcasting. Through its active subsidiaries BR and (Cornell Recording Societv. it maintains excellent lacilities iOr those with an inclination towards operalion. at all levels, ol a radio slal ion ami recording organization. 101 ( ' oi ' iu ll DaiKH (luh Number of Members: 30 Date Founded: 1936 Purpose: To daiK-e iikhIitm. Motto: On vour toes. For those wlio wish to pursue Modem Danre far beyond llie limiting confines ol I ' hysieal Kduealion classes, the Cornell Dance Club provides a uehdine op|)ortnnity. Twice a week thirty ambitious ga clles meet in tlie Uisley Kec Kooin to develop their cre- ative ability in technique and composition. Great things aiT aecomplished li the chd) at these weekly leap sessions. Man ol the dances composed 1) members are perloiined al M rkshoi)s and concerts, held this year in January and in May. This year the Dance Club j)erlormed on a T program in Ring- liamloii. accompanied b Kalph (iarroll and hi guitar, riie Dance Club also s])oiisors a profes- sional dance grouj) which a|)pears on the university cam|)us duiing the festival of Contemporary Arts. Many a would-be Martha Graham has received her start in the Risley Kec Room. Who knows? lavbe the Pearl Lang of the future can be found plie-ing and releve-ing to the inspiring rluthm of Mr. Ames and his magic piano. The su -ccss ol Dance ( lub prcsenlatioiis is ample illiishalion of the abililN and anibitiun nf ils mendiers. Members: Ann Ah ' loff, Siii ' Aufilifnliaufih. Cecilc Bakir. Marcia Bf-nowitz, Dcana Hirnian. Merrill I3urr. Phot-be ( all. I ' liili|ipa Claude. Julann t)rb. Marianna ( iacalime. Diana Grossman, Iiigriii Hanssuni. Sue Kaplowitz. Jan Litliorsllloman, Jane Kaufman. I arbara Marshall. Galbreath Palmer, t i ' nep Sack. Sue Shapiro. -Sallie Sook. Hulli Siissinan. Jennifer Tiploii. .susan I ' onkono y. George Crnardakis. (Jrelchen ahm. Linila l.icliterman. Sheila Siegei. .Sydney Clark. Than Cobrin. Carol l.ipis. l ohert Rosen- stork. Ilene Tamarkin. Joan Manson, Isa Kaftal. Hirodo Kondo, Marie Monte. 102 t irsl ran: William Ali-[iii, |)(iole ' Sciple. Sfcniid row: Paul Levine. John Kreullner. Donald W irth. Members: Judy Bellemore. Alice Bern tein. Patricia Bressler. Alan Butler. Paul Ca?cio. Paul Cleaver. . lan Cooper. illiam Davenport. Stephen Davis. Elsie Dinsmore, Robert Donovan. Ann Fearon. Daniel Fiengold. Connie Fitch. Margaret Funk. Harold Gokhvhite. Joanne Goodman. Lu Hartwig. Forbes Hill, David Howell. Leo Kreter, Maryann Kritzler, John Lavelle. Alan Lu W liinney. Ruth McAllister. Martin Miller. Robert Patton. Ronald Peierls. Adrianna Rubens, . nthony . ands. Jack Sarfatl. John Sarna. Tamar . Schneider. James Taylor. Michael Tarr. Craig TenBroech, Dolores Tipple. William an Zandt. Jessie enable. Jane Wedell, Joy Wells. Nachuni Wiesenfeld. Judith Zanger, Robert Zimmer. Cornell Savoyards Number of Members: 100 Date Founded: 1954 Purpose: 10 |)r():lu(e G S operettas. Motto: Good and Shirptious. hiVER HEAR of ( illjert and Sidlivaiiy If yon haven ' t, you can turn the page and ionoic our l)ril- liant copy. For those of you still with ii-. this year the Savoyards produced one of Gilherl and Sulli- van ' s most popular musical comedies, TIk ' Pirates of Penzance. As all the effort of the year is poiinii into one show, we exjiect — and get — a s|)ectaiular production from diis group. They start early in the year on tryouts and production. .Anyone with talent (hopeful, arcn ! llicy? ) will he welcomed with open arms. The name Savoyards is derived from the Savoy Theater in England where the shows of the famous |iair were originally [iroduccd. Since their found- ing three years ago the group has produced ■ ' Ihe Mikado and H. M. S. Pinafore. These shows were enthusiastically received hy large audiences oi students, faculty, and towns|)co|)le. Ithaca (Col- lege was so impressed that some of the students petitioned to join the group. Our Savoyards, as magnanimous Cornellians. graciously incluileil them. Now the students of the group run the organi- zation all liy themselves — and on a non-profit hasis, loo! 103 Tlir (liiines Number of Members: 5 Dale Founded: 1868 Purpose: To niolol llir ;nnlilor senses of llif siir- rmimliiif; |i( |)iii,icc; cullcjiiate. raiiiiic. ami oilier- wise. Miiltu: We may not l)t ' jiuod. Iiul we re IdikI. As TiiK first signs of gloiious dawn. Ithaca style, rose over tlie plaiitl calm of the rolling Corni ' ll campus, the gentle strains of Jennie McGraws Rag heralded the new day. Sweet were the e|)ithets hurleil at the members of Corneirs oldest organiza- tion, the Chimes Staff, hy bone-weary Cornellians wlio were slowU. |iaiiiliili Innitiiiii: up llie lilie slope. At less tr iiiu iiKJinenK ilun , ,.()() .M.. licnsever, we nnisl admit that the chiiiies ha ( ' an mi|)()rtanl place at (iornell. In sunnner. with the chimes silent, something vague l)iil irnpinlanl i- lacking i lom the cam|)ns. When aiUumn hnalU arrises, and the (Jiimemasters again return to their thankless task oi ascending the countless steps oi the lihe tower in- nunierahlc times, the chimes ring oiU. siguiiVing that till ' cold halls and deserted eampu are ouee more to he (illed. i ' lie ( lhinienia ler pa il ien lailv demonstrate tlieii ' | ri)fiiiene with their special programs on the hirlhda s ol ndre v Dickson While and K ra (iornell and on !hristmas and New eai I ' . es. linalU. in liilure cars. a p ' r- sistenl nieniorx ol ihe --iiice departed (iornellian will he ihal ol ihe approach ol twilight, as the I ' .rening Song in iie lieall loll- llie knell ol jiart- mg day. Lejt to right: Joliii Hoarc. (leorge t hofiy. riiomas Sinpman. Frank- lin Russell, Ricliard Ilajijiard. John lloar -, Jr. (jeorge I b(jgy llciiil ( .liniicsnidslrr |- AM. Ti;nM Ucnil (.hiiiic.siiuisit I Spring TiciiM AIM SIGN-UP FOR A mm mmj BOARD POSITION the Van Cramm Scholarship has been cxecnclod lo Sniuiilay. Slu- dents who wish further Infoi ma- lion have been reijuested tu ron- tncl (he Office of the Dean of Men. Day 133. WOMKN ' .S CLl ' B All women of the class iif 1057 nrc invited to attend a party lo be Kiven by the Cornell Women ' s Club of New York at the Club Hi om. 277 Park Ave. N Y C. at « p m March 2S. A panil discus- sion o( recent University Rradu- aies on the topic ••Vocations will be held. AD.MISSIO.X TESTS Application blanks and bullellns of information for the adminislra- lion of the . dmission Test for Graduate Study in Busines.s are now available at the Vniversily TeslinK and Service liureau. Stone :ilO. The lest will Ix- uivcn on . pr. 13. .Applications must be submitted lo Educational Testing Ser ' ice. PrinccloD, N. J., before Mar 30. IVARENTS ' WEEKEND Tickets for the Krosh chicken barbecue, to be held during Par- Nl N HTAFP: -NlKlit Oltor. Joricii; ( . )«Hlfl Mn h r. Vawixr ; |ilint ' i: Ki ' -fiT. N.-w oinb: | r K f .M r ' .ulrl . nxitltir Il j) rr wpk)-. flr ' .ui.. I.i Ti r ' rn:in. i: iiuiir -lly. Prttcr WVBR— 640 KC Tlll.ll ' nAT AM — 6 . ' . -SlRn On 7 ' Ki INvcHlo riuh 7 3 -N w)i 7 :fV-R !Hille Club ■ ■00— NrWi M-Ob—Rpv-IM Club ?s. ' )— R.-v inp Club PN— 3 r.9-SlKn On 500- 610 Cl ' ib 5:r.O-I,urky Strike N ' w 6 no -Mu.-«lc for R ' -lnxitlon 6 1i juTn o( BnttU 7 Oft (V.rrirll Cor.crrl llnll S fity K.ilk Sonc Tim« N.rii — Ttoui-.d (ho Qunil 9:00- R r..rJ Cihrory 9 , ' i, — I.u.-ky Slrtke NVw 1 10 «) — Prvlmi 10 30— RrqiKsifuIly Youn 11 2. ' .— N.wK II -St - CrimpU! N.-wa 11 :irj— NiKhi r«-opi 12 ::0— Biirninf tti MlJt.lcht Oil 12S— Nighlcup No  1;3« -Stffn Off TPMGHTNEW5 ENTER International Exhibition organizations -OA o Cojf. Tj ii M Gi , V vv.-, ' 795; ' ' First riiu: Mi - Mnurr, lliiyh luiu . M:ii J ' .ni I iiiii|iaii ' . XtiiIkhiv ( .a lifn. Kiihcrl Boffa, Nancy Hrcht. Mr. (iotiin. Edjiar anl. Michelle Striker. Second row: Russell Ryan, Edgar Whiting, Gregory .|i)nes. Judith I Edward Hani . John W al Howe. iirsrh. David Nye. Robert Hutrhins. 1. Prof. MrNair. Those absent: Susan UeeI ' down III the iil)lcriaiicaii dcpth.-i ul illard Straight Hall, radiation emanated from behind the ominous Mack facade ol a tiny culiicle. Inside. a sinister jirou|) indulged in fierce debate, chal- lenges anil incriminations reverberating off the jagged walls, as iIm made decisions of eartli- shakiiig portent. W oil Id the Shrimpboats Are (dom- ing Homecoming Week Dance be held in the Ivv Koom or the Boiler iioom? Would a trallic light add something to the main lobby of the Straight ' . ' ' Was there a need lor an iiilcrim committee on So|)homore ( olil Fish Swallowing? In reality, the Moard of Managers is such an elhcienl liod that manv arc unaware of its exist- ence, let alone its i unci inn-. It successfully controls and administers the ()|)cration of Willard Straight Hall. The real numbc ihl ol hi ' ihiN succt ssful verse activities offered |i tlw SliKlmt I nion arc due to llie shc|)ardship ol the .Slraiglil iniiimillccs b the Hoard of Managers. It is doublliil tli.i! llii Straight, and thereby llii ' li arl oi (!nincll. ciinlil finicijdti without (heir splendid cllorls. Willard Straijji ht Board of Maiiaijers iiiii ici til Mciiihi ' l s: 1 Ddir I ' dllllilcil: l ' 2. I ' m iiisf: ' ]( manage llic operation oi llic Straight and to inlegialc llic rclalioiis between campus bodies. Miilln: ( !oiil ilsinii IkiIIi iiiadc Ills ina-lcipieee . iDli A II III her of Members: 20 Date Founded: 1925 Purpose: ' J ) coordinate the activities ol W illard Straight Hall. Motto: Mix! 1 HE Co-Chairman Body is composed of die luenly co-chairmen ol the ten ojieratiiig committees in il- lard Straight Hall. The group usnallv meets once a month under the direction t)! the (Coordinator ol Co-( ' hairmen. who is a nuMnher of the Boaril ol Managers ol ViSH. The group elects a secretary who acts as spokesman lor the grouj) and helps the coordinator plan his program. Under tlie direction of the coordinator, this hody is oriented to the Studrni I nion. its philoso|)h and its organizations. The grouj) plans and coordinates the program of activities of all of the committees lor the school year. It also evaluates the various programs presented lo the campus. An analysis of cam]ius needs is made with the hope ol present- ing as complete a |)rogram as |)ossil)le lor the campus. In general, tlie meeting of these co-chairmen pro- vides them with an opportunity to discuss conunon problems the may have, exchange ideas, and make suggestions to the Board o consideration. Managers for their Firm row: Steven liirilleliounli. Patriria NDccker, Leonard Andrews, Marilyn Encli. Gerald Lachowicz, Barl)ara Biielirip. Dnnald liarber. Serond roic; Mareia Dale, Marilyn Langford, Todd Jenkins, Janet Farnham, Theodore Heitmann. Annette Fogo. Stephen Kuntz, Naney O ' Brien. .Steven Lipson. Those absent: Uel)orah Cleaves, I ' lter Sehneck, I ohert Steele. Rohert V ilhelm. Willard Strai jflil Co-Cliairniaii 107 First row: Ja k Nurlliruii. Mania Ewinp. Janrt Mack. Cliri-lim- HalliifT. Hanild (jarnian. Addir .Scls. Larry Wilniir. Dciiuild Pliillip . Tlii ' odori- Bui ' llin-r. Secoiul row: Susan Vi ilxr. I)a id Abrams. Rulli Smilli, Rolxrl arrinjilon. Epliraini McLean, Robert Roger. Lew Hobbs, Jobn Bevan, Sanford Lowe. Those ahsciil: Gordon Anderson, Sally Blake, Betty Blakesley, Ricliard Branden- linr ;. Nancy ( ' o|e. Ricliard ( iorniT. Dean Klia . (ibarles Jones. Halpli Lamarr. Marry l.ulrin. llandd McCrone. David Mitcliell. Keitli Oris. Krn sl . ' eli;;. Steplicn . ' krainka, Sara .Snyder, Sandra Sirelnd. Ldward Taylor. Mary Thornton, Frederic Warner, George W alcrnian. Sally Williams. Coriu ll United Kelifj ious Work Number of Members: Stiidinl liody Date Founded: 1869 Purpose: To (Ifiiiii- and miplfinriit ilic place ol rrligion at Cornell. Motto: iieligioii is a great force, tlic oiil real motive force in the uoild. 1 1 IIA.- lil.l.N a|)ll .said liial llie diliiiulty a.scrihed to a suhjecl indicates its importance. In this sense, CI l{W is a vital (iornell organi .alion, as it allempN to define llw place of religion in this modern uni- versity, and lo im|dement its stated purpose: to provirle at Corindl an opporlimily lor faculty and students lo acfpiire an effeelivc and creative faith for living — elTeetive in thai it works, cicalise in that it grows and an op|)orluuity to express thai failh through service . . . . .None can (pie lion CURW ' s iiualii.dile perl oiiiiancc 111 such liinrlion as integrating llie ihiileen ieliv;iiins uroiips under iis aegis. |)ro iding iinilergradiiate and giadiiate dis- cussion groups, mainlaining the liighK sneces lul Freshman Canip . eooidinaling jininiiinilx S ' erxiec and Keligioiis Calendar, sending nul depiilal ions. and s|)iinsoring the One World (!lidi and C raduate Sujiper. This year, as alua . a piDniiiieni 1 niversitv ieature was the renowned (!am|ius ( .oiil crence on Keligion, devoted to the studv ol Power and (!on- alienee. I| lealured ii(li l.iMiiMi- -peaki-rs as the ilexeieiid Juseph I la iniil iiniaii. I ' l. lialpli 1. () er- inaii. I)i. I ' iliiin . (iiukin. pi, i right Se iil Scho- eheii Ituhiii. ,ind l)i. Jnliii . rhonip on. Ill lolal. llie presciiei ' ol (J l! .liliU glcalK lo llie iiie.il III, lien, il ,ind pii ' ilii,il hleiiil |li,il is Cor- nell, while lt ahseiiee wolllil i iiiliie,|s||r,ilil i|e|i,iel I I ' niii il. I III; Firs! row: Mary Aniif Karnsworlh. Eleanor Applewliaitf. Mary Lou Fleming. Janet D ' Onofrio. Joily Nealon. Joan Kilter. Sciontt row: Robert Claypoole. Dorotliy Blow. Chris Ballull. Dennis Elgrim. Edward Taylor. Kathleen Fenley. Dina Rieping, Daniel Breger. Those absent: John Lynch. Walter Stephen, Anabel Stresino, Enrique Terrazas. A u iil er ( l h ' riil ( ' rs: . )()() Date Founded: 1918 Purpose: To guide tlie ( ' atliolic students in develop- ing their failli. Motto: (a i i (j)i- l.ni|iiitiif (Heart speakdh iinti) Heart). 1 HE PROGRAM of the Newman Club, directed by the Very Reverend M. Cleary and Reverend Charles (7. Langvvorthy. is aimed at the enrichment of the Catholic lives of its members. Over five hundred undergraduate and graduate students participate in the functions of the Cornell chapter of the organi- zation, which is nationwide. Its activities, planned by lour executive members and several standing connnittees. include a full pix)grain oi movies, lec- tures and dinners. The club designs its activities so thai il tna pro- vide contacts for ludents in the social and cultiiral spheres as well as the religious field. The organizalion li )|)cs that il can some dav reach the point uiieic the Ncwnian Cltib will con- tact every Catholic freshman (in the ecular campuses, follow through with a lour-vear Newman Club association, and know that each one of those freshmen lia become a truly Catholic graduate. This is the goal that lhe set fur themselves ulien thev were organized. Newman (Jul) loy HillH umber of Mi ' nihers: 15 Date Founded: 1029 Purpose: To a(i|iiaiiil ihc Jcwisli stiiilfiit witli Jew- isli cultuit ' (tl llic jiasl and the |)rt ciil. Motio: To know man. wt- [ u lirsl know ( oil. 1 HE llll.l.Kl. |ilii; lani i- i|i ij;nrtl lo proNicli- llic Jewiseh sliulent uilli acl -i|iialf and accuralc kimwl- edgc of Jewish liic l) ac(|iiaitiling liini. lliiouf;li study and discussion, wilii llic lailli. llu- iili-ralun-. the history, and the life and tliouglit patterns of the Jewish peojile. Il enal)]es him to share in the religi- ous and cultural group expressions of the Jewish heritage with understanding, and, at the same time, il offers him an opportunity to express his per- sonality in activities ainieil at the perpetuation and development of the Jewish heritage. By the jiromo- tion of wholesome Jewish fellowship and intergroup relations, it ho|3es to help in the integration of the Jewish student i)()th iii ihr Jrwisli and the general community. In order to achieve these goals, lliiiel offers a wide variel) ol religious, cultural, and social activities. With the guidance and assistance of Kalilii Mor- ris Goldtarlj. director of the Hillel Foundation. Hillel is governed by an executive council of fifteen student mendiers who are elected each year li the affiliates. First row: Jerr ' Haa:?. Eleanor L)iMo . Harry l.utrin. Davii! Abrams, Gladys Zaizkis, Slilomo Reutlinsier. Second row: Martin Frank, Marcia Borins, Richard Cohen. Rachael Aber, Taniar Schneider, Howard Greenstein, Carole Freeman. Those absent: Rahbi Morris Goldfarh. Leonard Indvk. Sanford Lowe. Marjorie Rose. 110 First row: Norma t-luu;;!!. I ' jiiiria llukr. Laiul Millri. ,|j I i|i pinger. t illiam Hellriegel. Stanton Durham. Uonna Smith. Char- lotte Christen en. Joan MowU. Wilbur ODonovan. Second row: Peter Klem. La erne Sikkema. Ralph Winsor. Alan Pense. Robert Wolf. Norman Ross. Re Baker. Curtis Coley. Douglas Peterson. Those absent: Dorothv Baklauf. Vi illiam Barker. Forrest Bent. Mi.-au l) iiic. Jiilin (jalli . Slanic) ( oMisimk. Paul ilr (.Kial. Frank Forward, Elvin Fowell. John Gabor, (Jayle Gilda. Dr. Kay Haringa. Jean Harshaw. Cortland Hill. Bruce Hunnicutt, Ann Jackson, George Miller. Dorothy Mitchell. Dr. Jcihn . aegele, Harriet Nelson, James Patton. Bradford Spring, .Sheldon hitney. Iiiter- arsitv Christian Fellowship Number of Members: 70 Date Founded: 1940 Purpose: To provide opportiiiiilies tnr ( ilni liaii fellowship while at college. Motto God hath iveii to us eternal life and this life is in His Son. ' 1 HE Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship at Cor- nell is a chapter of an international organization designed to meet the spiritual needs of college stu- dents by presenting Christ as a vital force in every- day life. X eekly meetings at which prominent speakers in various fields oi Christian work are iiuilfd to speak is a salient part of the gronjj ' s program. Bilile study is emphasized through Stui- da morning studies. L)ail praver meetings arc held Monday through Friday, often pr() iiig to i)e the most important gatherings the group has. .Not neglecting the social aspect, the organiza- tion sponsors various events during the year, in- cluding |)icnics, ice skating |)arties. and a fall and spring banquet honoring alumni and undergradu- ates respectively. Moreover, each term there is a weekend conference and retreat held for all the Western New ork cliapters at Lake Canandaigua. These and many other activities serve to promote an awareness of the s|)iritual aspect of life and the responsibility oi college students to recognize il. Ill Members: Sally Ainsler. Barbara Avery. Norman Uarm-tt. I ' liilip Uarrrtt. Harry Blair. .Sandy Blanrhard. Patricia Bradfu-lil. Slilniaii liradti.ld. Daiai Hri-ni . Ju l Hrotiuan. l.oui- lir piidy. Alan liiUli r. Danirl Canu-jo. David Carp. Lluiilirnio ( arrcras. llirliirl (artir. Dick Casscll. B -ryl Clenielson. Edwaril ( ollioun. Kaoul ( ovilcy. Luis Dai-ls. Edwardo Di- Ajiuero. Ernolo IV Castillo. Eleanor De .Mov. Erank De Renzo. Ralph Deeds. Mil liel Duliois. Ruberl Elston. Ralph Eields. Jerry Fla};;;. Joan (;alla;:her. Rulh tiardemr. Jerry (loldstein. Juan Felipe (Joldsti ' in. Rose (Joldsen. R id ;er Haloua. Randolph Haynes. Boh llealy. Betsy Hendryx. Rev. Alfreil Lee Klaer. Joy Krunih dz. Riehard Kurtz. Mrs. Isabel Larkin. Sally Ledrsya. John .Marr. Sandi Masar. Virjiinia MeClaren, Mace lcCraeken. EniiK Moore. Rus-ill Moran. Michael Nauenhery. Fred Nordhauser. Howard Oboler. Luis Paez. Luis Paz. Erank I ' eclraza. Roherl Pedraza. Pablo Perales. Ronald Pereira. DextiT Perkins. Ruberl Perr . Thillaislanain Rajan. Barbara Rie . F.milio Rios. John Roinanacce. Hernando Ruan. W alid Amine Ruwayha. Bernabe .Sanz Perez, Tom .Sasaki, .Susan Saul, Marjorie . chm-ider. Paul Sihreiber. Nina .Schwciger. .Shayne, Gene .Sheeler. .Mberlo Sirlin. Julie .Snyder. Geoffrey Smith. Bob .Speck. Louise Slilwell. jini Stollz. Annabel Siresino, John Suarez. Frank Tedraza. Joan Toihl, Hmnberto Torres, Mrs. Humberto Torri ' s. Xnjiel Roberto aiiuero, Charles W afiner. .Sally Watrous. Norm WCher. Mrs. Elinor Weber. Sue W V-liii. Hank Welzler. Steve Minkowski, lierald Zelin. (j|)I(NKLl s Vau iniii aii Association is |)ail ol a lii-mis|)li Tic tiio ( ' iiu-iil Ijt ' oiiii in IfWO |o proiiiolf Ik ' Uci intci-Aiiifi ' icaii co-oiicialidii and iiii(li ' t ' stati(i- ing. Composed ol Uotli i.atiii iiit ' ii(ati and North Ami-ricaii studfiils. it lias piosi ' ii to he one oi tiic most popular and fastest growing organizations on the Cornell campus. I ' - main ohject is io increase liie awareness (j| llic meaning ol Pan .Vmericanisin In llic (iornell campus. The variety and scopr nl ii- .n ii iiies in its first iai at (Jniicll indicates a strong sctise oi purpose ill its inciiil)ci . During Clirislinas vacation. PAA sent a dcdegation oi six niciniici- l i llic I ' aii Anierican I nioii in asliingtcni. Il s|ioti orcd Havana Holiday, a student lri|) In ( iilia ilnring spring vacation. In keeping with an inlcrnalionally acx-epled tradition, the orgaiii alinii gave sundry parlies throughout the year. I ' AA. ill its first full year of existence al (loriicll. has succeeded in hringing into tlearer locus the importance of improved inter-American rchitions, hoth on the campus and the inlernation.ii h (|s. lis clforls. along with those of similar griiii|i ihinii; h out llic coimlrv. will ser f In iiring .ilmiil .1 iiiiil among the peoples ol the iii(ii(as. iiiiihi ' i (it Mcnihcrs: 100 l)(il, ' lutttiulcd: 1956 I ' m jiosc: To |pioni()lc i ' .m nii ' riiani in al (ioriicll. Mtiltit; Til heck u ilh Hcriniida. c hkc iili.i. l aii-Aiiioriraii As8 K ' ialioii 112 A  (■ • () l(iiil fi s: (). Dalr l- ' oiiu,lr,l: 1940 I ' m fKisf: 1(1 ii ' diiic liiuli MihkI j)r( ' ur ' . Molto: (xKul lil llu- la l drop. 1 ES. riil. i!l ' , allcr yoti: llial is. if you lia c Mood. o. its not Nampira: its the (ionu ' ll Ixcd dross. Last tall llu scl out to dctcriuinc. once and lor all. which was lilt ' lrut ' l-l)lii( ' sl. Iii ' iijhlcsl icd. hloodiol uidu|) on cainiHis. and lind out thcv tlid. I lie vvin- iiini; I ralcrnitN was I ' hi (ianuua Delta. Tlie were llie ln t to lie awarded tlu ' lra t ' litig eu|i which will h ' iicelorth he presented seiiii-aiuuially lo the orjjanization tliat ' an sipieeze more piuls ul bloud out ol its inemht ' is than an other. This year ' s drive set a Cornell record and was the most suci ' essful eanipaii;!) waged on aiiv eastern caiu|)us. notlicr ■■first was tlie presentation ol a Get lo Know oui ' lied (aoss week. Highlights ol the Jaiuiary program were a ariet show, lair, antl dance, plus a movie depicting the Keil (hoss in peace, war. and piclim lime. In addilion lo iheir special acti ities. cluli m Mid)ers cr ( ' (l as inlirniary aides, s|)onsore(l shows ol campus talent lor area hos|)itals, and produced a weekly radio epic on Wild ' . The disaster eumnuttee Iroiu the club has been kepi husy going to fraternities (hmm!); the movie lliey presented lo the houses was on preparedness lor all kinils ol national disasters. h irsi row: Marc (Jaliil. Jan Klein. Atbert Podi ' ll. Joan .Spielljer tr. Mclip Jolinson. liarli Hirsrli. Second row: Stuart Alexander. Ida Kaisir, Harriet Henjamin. .Sylvia Rich, Janyce Pelzman. Jactcie DiTman. Those alisent: Boblii Adams. Phillip tieck. Marfiarel Hiindt. Ann K rne. Dante ( atullii. Flo (;lark. Lenna Davii . Dan Fitzpatriek. Ann Fogle. Sue Glowacki, Faith Jackson, Sue Jacoby, Elias Kaufman. Woody Ktose, Paula tillenthal, Carole Parnes. Peter Sacerdote. Paula Samson. Ruth . ' Schneider. Ricliard .Schwartz. Margaret Scrare, Cameron .Smith, Jo Ann . ' Irauss, t.ynn West. I!ev Worndev. Cornell lied Cross 113 r iio i iM- wiin lo laiilas) ; I lom lia iinrl Id Ijatnn: one wave of llif magic vvainl and liarloii Hall i- traiisfoniKMl iiiti) a sparklin ; woiidcrlaiKl. But i it magic ' . ' ' Hdo lia, iiol so!! answer at least eigiilx liaitl-working members of YASNY, whose paint stained |)ants and liamnii-r smashed lliumlis atte l to weeks ol coolie lahor heloie e er big dance. As soon as a weekend theme is decided. YASNY goes to work. From llie wilds of darkest Ithaca come raw materials; Irom the minds and hands ol VASN mendiers come the perspiration. ins|)iration. and near-expiration needed to create a parts atinos- pliere. Hilt it i ii t all hard work: cvcrv (Uicc in a while ASiW mendiers clindi down liom Bartons rafters for a well-earned party. Finally tiie hig night has arrived. The last nail has heen hammered, the last spastic stroke has been painted. As the last YASNY — ite fades out of glittering Barton Hall and inln the Ithaca twilight, he can be heard to nuitter (what else?) You ain ' t seen nothing vet. iiml,rr nf l c ;Aer.s; HO-lOO Dulr l ' „uudr,l: l )17 I ' m jiii.sf: oil in I Seen Nothing Yet. Molto: n Ain ' t Seen Nothing Yet. YASNY First rou-. Ann Friedman. Sylvia Riili. Lawrence Dippil. Mary l.iiii Lasher. (Jaljrieile Kir-eli. . arl)y. Daviil Perlman. Kramers l)olitrl . Joseph l.einhaeh. Myrna I ' ilie. Joan Speilljerjiir. Seronil r un: ir inia Roberts. Florence (larl;. Helsy Heine, Kennelli Aclcley. Uavid Ahl. Raymond Ahhoml, Lois lio s. Joseph Loebman. Kita Brief;el. Third row: Chase I ichtenslein. Mary Lou Hennekens. Benlley Bisbee. John Mongers. Joseph Aronson. James (!ermak. Parker Bloser, Joan Corbett. Those absent: Eufiene Abramson. Jacriiieline ndrns. I.oi« Bennett. Richard Bennett. Robert Be t, F.ugi ' ne Case. Lee Corl)ett. Dou ilas ( ' urrii ' . Richard Fisher. Benja- min Fried. John (Garment. Cynlliia Hales. Ihonias Higley. Das id Hopkins, Stewart Morton. Cynthia Ide. onne Jordan. I. nn Kal .. I ' atricia Katz. .Shelliy l.iHirt. Barbara London. Malcolm Lowfii- that. Joel Max. Barbara Mi-nk. James Morrow. Betty Owletl. Ridiert Press. John Rawlins. Betty Roth. Timothy Slater. Eva Sperling, Janet Sleinhorst, Donahl . tone. Carol incent, Henry Wolfson, Beverly Wormley. I i II I firs rotv: Steplien Brynes, Robert Carabelli, Morton Diamond, Barry ( illin . Phyllis Levine. John Burton. Marilyn Gleber. John Kerbcr, Allan Salzbcrg. Second row: James OHara. Julian Vi ein- berg. Rieharil enezky, John Donnelly. Toby Friedman, Sandy Pollack. James Scudder. Albert Lefkovits. Gerald Tate. Robert Beerman. Third row: Louise Klein. Raymond Somaini. Jack Tjeerdsnia. Robert Hendricks. Lawrence Rosenfield. Peter Klein. Lloyd Malmstrom. Malcolm Klores, Rolf Barth. Those absent: Cyrus Abbe. Burton Ahrens. Robert Amdursky. Paul Bassen, Edward Bendel. Barry Bloom. Dale Burrell. Anthony D ' Amato, Robert Dixon. Gerald Dorf. Mark Ettinger, Marian Fay. Bernard Ferster, Alan Fishman, George Fletcher. James Francis. David Friedman. Joseph Fries. Robert Goldberg. David Goldenson. Richard Gould, Mitchell Grossberg. David Hoffman. Ruth Horwitl. Clifford Ireland. Jack Karp. Mark Kesselman. Howard Lefkowitz. Stephanie Lipsit. Judith Lockser. Jean Malamud. Rod Mason. David Menard. Michael Milts. Alfred Nebring. Alan Newman, Donald Schneider. Sylvia Schulman. Barbara Schwartz. Susan Thomas Oleson. Donald Rector. Alan Riddiford. Joel Rolhenberg, Shank. Arthur .Shostak. Robert Stafford. Barbara Steketee, Richard Talboys. Richard Tillman. Walter Thill, Walter Wolff, Jack Werblow, Vivian Zippin. Are you a bag of wind and an overpowering extro- vert? If so, are you also well versed in all subjects from centipedes to cobalt bombs inclusive? If you — you lucky thing — can satisfy both these require- ments, the Debate Association wants you! And here ' s another note of interest to some of you experts: this year the association is searching for authorities in the fields of ' ooll()oism. Amazonian Snake Lore, and -Modern French Beach Apparel. Each year, the debating team holds a series of debates — a glorified form of what we laymen know as ■■bull sessions — with debating teams I rom the other renowned Ivy League colleges, to discuss l()|)ics of equal interest and iiii|i(irlan(f In those mentioned above. Besides these regularly scliediilcd dcbales with neighboring colleges, the Debate Association plans special trips for vacations, sometimes even through territories where members must be able to under- stand languages or dielects somewhat foreign to our own. For instance, during this i)ast Spring aca- tion, the team went on a debating tour of southern lolleges. In A|jril. (lornell held an iiilcrnaliniial ilebate with an English team. So don ' t restrict yourself to arguments with pro- fessors and rushing hashes. You. loo. have a place in a Cornell activitv. limber of Members: 90 Dale Founded: 1923 Purpose: To organize obstinate orators. Motto: Falk long enough and loud enough, and voure sure to win. Debate Association Uf) hif.t ri ' u: Mar o Canlon. Thomas Knul. iiliii do ( ) :iicl-. Phillip Garrrtl. Sally Blake. Second roiv: Henry Barni ' s. Lloyd NVsbilt. Phillip Mook, James Farrell, Stephen Pajeski, John l)i dj;e. Kollelt iicnnrll. jallH- Clifton. Donald HIaekhurn. Bil lawy er. Jo- Hovnton. I MIM ' j 1 HE BUSTLE of activity which centers around Stat- If r Hall on a nicinorahlo weekend in the sjjring is tlie culmination of this hoard ' s year of planning as the annual Hotei Ezra Cornell is executed hy the hotelees for visitiing hoti ' hnen from arounil the world. The entire operation ol llie Inn is bravel) put into the students ' hands for the purpose of pro- vidinK hed, foixl. drink, and Inn I of this di lin- guished gathering. Students don chef caps, waiters jackets, chamber- maid uniforms, and bellhop buttons and run helter- skelter to satisfy their visitors ' every whim. Tlie weekend is brought to a glorious climax with an elaborate ban(juet prepared by the students as the final effort to send the guests away with I nil sloi7iaelis and hap|)y memories of the Cornell Ihijil School. Students and guests then carry die last reni- nanls of the occa-inn into the ballroniii lor a formal dance. (Jf inler« ' st to many on campus is the year-round coffee hour which the organization hold e i ' r ' day in the student lounge I rom ' h. ' iO to II. known alfec- tioiialeU a- the I lotel I Koom. uml ( ' r of Mciiilii ' is: 17 Ihilc Founded: 1926 Purpose: To entertain visiting holchneii and show them the skills we ha ( ' de ( ' lopeiJ. l ( ' (!.• World onl hotel I or a (lav. Hotel E ra ( oriirll ii( . uiiiber ( ! Mi ' iiihcr.s: 100 Dale Founded: I92.i Purpose: To miilt Hold sliidciils for nnitii;il fiijov- Mit ' iit ol ■ I ol our niotto. Motto: hood, drink, luii, and work. 1 HE SIXTEEN-MEMBKR CHA Board of Governors helps co-ordinate tlie stndent activities of the Hotel School. Thanks to CHA, Hotellies luul access to a job index file which gave them the real story of coolie wages and slave hd)or that certain hotels disguised with enticing want ads. In order to re- lieve the Hotel student of his great burden of work, the association snpiilied him with mimeographed notes for the weekly visiling-h ' ctnrer course, com- monly called The Mystery Hour. CHA also issued a special Hotel School directory, to avoid the amor|)h()us and imdistinguished listing in the Uni- versit) Student Directory. The association again published the Innkeeper , a magazine designed to keep Hotellies informed. In pursuit of their motto, CHA did not neglect the lighter side of life. Before Thanksgiving recess they sponsored a l)eer l)last with a little Dixieland thrown in. The Hotellies gatlicred once again for the Christmas formal. The ainuml Spring Picnic, known for attracting everyone on the Hill but hotel students was no exception this year. It was a gala year for our gala School of Hotel Administration, under the leadership of a gala CHA. First mil: tiihvaril risilit. Kiilh Daniel. Jark X liilf. I ' aiil Ikoti ' ii. Marilyn I ' ralt. Andy Meyrr. Second row: John Brooke, Ernest X ilson. Carl Schjinjimann. illiani Fish. Oscar Berninaer, Leo .Serebriaiiy, Iikr (!olli ter. One Eriekson. Michael C omisar. Hans Sehuler. Those ohsfnt: James Suiter. CoriiHl Hotel Assoeiation 11 ' XnE LiM ' ER Camihs has its rival lu llu- 1 Kuuin ill the form i f CoiTee Hours held by the meinliers of the Home Economics Cluh in the Warren Stiulcnt Lounge. This activity is jnst one of many conducted liv this clul) as part of their program of individual and professional development. Among the group ' s acli itics arc to lie lound en- lightening meetings and coordinated activities with other Members witness foreign campus groups, cooking, fashion shows, and merchandising d nion- stralions and enjoy a cooperative (;ini tnia party and a liarbccuc at Knficlil in iIk- spring. As a member of iiotli the tatc and natioiuil I Ionic Economics associations, liic t oiiicil cluli sent dele- gates to the National W orkshoji in (hicago and the State Convention in Albany, botii oi which were held in the spring. During this season, the grouj) also participated in Farm and Home Week and planned a special jirogram for Parent ' s Weekend, thus rounding out their program lor the year. iimber of Members: .50 DalrFomulrd: VYM) I ' lirpose: To prepare nii I- Im imilessions, married lile. and the world. liill(i: Kr prcjiarrd. Home EcHHioiiiics Cluh Flrsl row: Euniic I undgrcii. Harl)ara I?ianco. Nancy Rising, Grrta Hanff. Seronil row: Man ' Long. Marilyn Gross, Naniy Kraser, Do! Veager, -Sally MolTcll, Florence Hirshman, Mirlge LeShure, Vivian Rainman, Jean Holden. Those absent: Carolyn Albrecht. Sonja Anderson. .Mary Baker. Cliris Balluff. Alice Bauman, Kathy Beneke, Barbara Berger, Dot Blow, Benny Butler, Evelyn Caplan, Helen Chalmers, irginia Chase. .Indilh (!iilver. Nanry (innningliam. Elaine Family, . ue Fitch, Mary I.ou Fleming, Carolyn Funnel], Carol Gehrke, Gwyn Harris, Faith Hauser, Betty Herring, Mary Hobhie, Eileen Hoffman, I ' at Hughes, Irene Karle, Rosemary Kingsbury, Mabel Kliseh. Mickey Kuehnel, liocna I.indquist, Anne Marvin, .Marilyn Norton, Asenath Payne, Helen Pratt, Irene Rizzi. Sandy Roberts. Huth Rosen, .lackie Short, Lois Walsh, Georgia Watson. Martha rnnerberg. Ginnv Wimdrnff. 118 First row: altiT ijnlari. Knii.il Uuil.t. illiani SauriT. Donald MrDtrmott. Edniund Ma?urovsg) ' . Second row: William Ernst, Norl Smilli. Theodore Evangelide;;. Donald Henry. Harold Lon . Joseph Mathis, Robert Johnson. Third row: W illiani Martin. Rus- sell Forbes, Kenneth MacLaur ' . W illiam Kenny, oussef Barouk. Those absent: David Bandler. Donald Dodds, Dominick Fonlerchio. Henry Goerken. Robert Hall. Robert Henderson. William Herz, Joseph Langberi;. Seymour Levine, Herbert Maguire, Lewis Mann, Robert Queneer. illiani Krid. I ' aul Renken. Number of Members: 30 Date Founded: 1941 Purpose: To promote educational and iiidu. ' slrial interest in the dairy field. Motto: Better Butter by Bossy. JMew MEMBERS are lured to this chdj by the prom- ise of a broader knowledge of the dairy field. New members stick with this club because they like its social acti itli ' . The barbecue each fall is the first drawing caid. This year ' s barl)ecue was given at President Bill Saurcr s home. Every one enjoyed the beerbecue. Ahem, yes — to cDtitinnf . . . The Dairy Science Club licid a scpiaic dance on Friday night of Fall WVekend al Mt. Pleasant Lodge, accompanied by a five piece banil and foam- ing diink. These added much to the atmosbecr of the j)arty. There was a chicken beerunch on Saturday. Later in the year the club sponsored a smdkcf lor cottage cheese manufacturers. One hundred and twenty men from as far west as Iowa came to chat at the Res Club. Besides the good time had by all, much inlormalion was exchanged. Dairy Science Cliih 119 |{(Mlll l-li|) (Jllll iiml er of Members: 49 Date Founded: 1907 Purpose: To inund cm up. Motto: Moo. I HI-; A ;-llii ll.i (■(■Icliratiiin i a lime Inr iniirh luii (HI llic f; i|iiail. a I iii ' i il sliidciil Uy llirii- skills at llic vaiious ruiili ' sts piit ix-ioiL ' tlifrii. Uiie of the most entertaining is the Milk Maids Contest, ill which co-eds try their hand at milking the fero- cious cows which inhabit the Ag campus. This is only one of several events sponsored hy the Kound- l p ( hd). The more serious of these Inlldw. The Club also sponsored the Dairy Calllc. l,i - stock, and Meat Judging Teams which participated in national expositions, shows, and (oiilcsts through- out the agricultural L nited States. Last Septemher. the Cornell Dairy Cattle Judging Team took second place in tlic national comixMitioii al W alrrloo. loua. First row: Colin Cainplirll, Harlnw Drown. Thomas Jolinsim. Uriicc MiTrill. Mithai-I Hersclilrr. Kiiliirl Snook. Alan liowtrnian. Owen Slul)l)«. Second rou: lJ;i iil Nohlf. Linda t.uslijiman. .loMpliinc W liitr. [Jclsy l.o krow. liclsy Johnson. Ilarrii ' l Slock. Wilmrr Maxliani. Pclcr ail. Jolin Marbol. Third rou: Robert Hac i-r. Roborl l.fc. Jobn Marr. Ronald Lsborne. lioberl .Sclinoe. Jobn Merrill. John Lincoln. Vi illiaiii Keberle. I ' aul Kelley. Wayne Heyden. Fourth row: Lester lirown. Gerald Coyne. Gary .Stewart. Richard Wade. Ilnnald ( ' iillier, Phillip Coombe. Allen PetiTson. Daniel Nielson. W illiarn Woityra, Hal link. Those alisfiil: l)ur- wood Adaiii . R. Pliillip Arnold. Cliarli-- llrooks. Michael linrn-. Doufilas (!onti. James (!overt. Frank Ford. lionald Forness. Dale Goodrich. Kdwin Hadlock, Manfred Hoflman. Donalil Kayner. Richard Keene. Hank Lehnin . Lewis Mann. Martin Melained. Lawrence Miller. David Myers. Nancy Myers. Vi ilma Payne. Joseph Peck. Nancy Rich, David . ' ack. Roy Simpson. Ronald .Smith. Samuel Steni-ky. an Travis. Paul Wilev, I2tt First row: Ru-IkikI Mimii. I .i I,-|i. h-. Ii. i,I, ILiIkiI Siiir , ' ner. Hflen Pratt. Joseph I ' cck. Marcia Mitrht ' ll. Second roiv: Frank Szczcpanski. Elaine liusliarl. Flower Clark. Dorotliy Mitchell. Elsie Smith. Del Law. Third row: Francis Waite. Donald Ackernian. John Wooil. Dale Uurnll. Mnrill Johnson. Eduar,! Had!.., k. Those absent: Gay .Anderson. Marjorie Beard. Robert Beehe. Jim Botcher. Neil Jones. Judith Lasse. Richard Morse. Paul Paffendorf. Ada Rockhill. James Rockhill. uiul)cr ( Mciiihcrs: 23 Date Foitiuli-d: 194-1 Purpose: To increase interest in the iNiilional Grange. Motto: Hume in llic (.laii ' ic. Cornell Graii«:e LiORNELL Grange is a branch of National Grange, a iralornal organization for fanners and anyone interested in rnial life. The grange has three levels, local, stale, and iialioiial. (irange friendships are wide and man liecanse ii( lli ' -i c ul ihc organi- zation. This year the ( )rii« ' ll (.langc old greeting cards as its connnnnity service project, sending the money to CARE. The recreation learn visited otiier (iranges in the state and tanght iheni folk and sipiare dances. The groiij) was also invited to allcnd a conference of litiral Youth of iNevv York Stale. There is also much time for fun in ihe Grange, farm parlies to an overnight trip to Mount Pleasant and a pictnC in the spring. 121 First row: William Chancellor. David Pinkney. John Lyons. Wil- liam Thorne. Prof. Terry, Gerald Rehkujiler. Kenneth Ryan. Second row: Ara Dildilian. Kiifiene Cej;lowski. Frederiok Thorne. Earl HuiUipn. Eldon Heidi, Roger Healh. Russell Wagner. Those absent: Philip Barrett. Alan Becker. Daniel Camejo. Bruce Davis. Walter Davis. James DeGraff, Robert Gallinjjer. W illiam Irwin. Richard Paddock, Theodore Raab, Richard Vincent. Da id Vi right. iimlicr (it Miiiihcrs: ' 1 1 Dalr Fi midr,l: 10 I. , PiirjKise: To aroii.xc. niaiiilain. and |)i()ni()lc ititci- « ' sl in Agriciilliiral Knf;incci iiig. Motto: We heal liani.-. 1 111-: KIHST nojrtl III llic Vj rirultmal F nginceriiig enthusiasts each year is to tra li tlic iiM iispecting frosh how to use thi- sli lc rule. The i liili mciiilicrs lioltl (•la;-? ' i ' and try to put across tlif fmci points ol sliding a rule to make accurate calculations. After inilialing the (rcshmcii into the xliolastic part of their program, the mcniijcrs cordiall) invite them In ihiii fall hanquct. Many professors arc also iiisited to dine eleganlU and hear an ichna- lional lecture hy a guest s|)eak.cr. A soflhall game helwecn students and profs is the highlight of the picnic at ' raiighaiinock in the Spring. Iheii, wearied hy sollhall and liipiid ir( icshinent. the society attempts to elect olTicers Im lln Icillowing year. The .socii ' ty is happy to report that tin i ' has been a r-om|)lete slate ol oiru ers ea ' h year. Cornell Society of Aiiriciilliiral Eni iiieers 122 . uinbcr nl Mcinhcrs: 25 Date Founded: I ' )50 I ' lirposc: To incroase campus iiitcrcsl in riiliug. Mottu: I ' allv-lio. V ORNELL is inteniatioiially known ioi. among other things, the intelligence of lis dogs. Some canines atleiul so many leclnies that il is IVh certain they could pass finals. Not so well known to tlic general puhlic are Cornell ' s horses. Although lew horses attend classes regularly, they are an impor- tant factor nonetheless. Broadlv sjjeaking. our horses can he classified into three different groups: veterinary horses who are always heing cut up near Barton I la II ; poK) hoi.-cs who ol ten give the impres- sion ol heing smarter than the players; anil eques- trian horses. Interest in ci|iicsirian horses is maintained through the olliccs of the (ioincll Saddle Cluh, whicii sponsors an active program lor riding enthusiasts. This year the ( luh had a talk iiy William Stcin- kraus, memher of the I nited Stales E juestrian Team, on his cxjieriences at the 19.% Olympics in Sweden and at sunnner shows in Fuirope. Activities designed to provide cntertaimneni and supplement tli ' ' Kquitation Course program are gym- khanas — small horse shows without games — and horse shows, climaxed hy the Seventh Annual S|)ring Horse Show in May. SocialK. parties and pimics are also held. Thus the inti ' resis of the cipiotrian horse are lurthered on the hill. First row: Wilson Dennehy. Betlina (iiirniii;; . Tlialia Nungezer. Lorana Sullivan. Ian MacLeod. Second rnic: Margaret Saturn. Ann Jacdti, Judy Zanger. Anita Peterson. Evelyn Huntley. Those (ihsenl: Linda liutler. lillne Butler. Jackie Conta. Skip Or (uhil:. Steve Eliel. Idin t ' lelclicr. (lail Freeman, tioli Martenson. Sue McElwee. Fleet Morse. Fred Myer. Norm Odden. Pal Scully. Bill Tutton. Ernie Von Wroeken. P Saddle Club 123 . iiinlu ' r of Mrinhers: 22 Ihitt Founded: l ' )l() Purpose: To liimilatt ' inlcrol in llif ciiluirc il li ' inl. MdIIo: An a|i|ili ' a dav ki ' f|i ihc |irnit ir away. 1 OM( IA)(. M .)i)i;s ami lliii c iiilcrolcd in I ruit growing arc the l)ackl)one ol the I ' oniology (iliil). At the nionllily meetings tliis year the members ol tlie Pomology Club heard many interesting lectures by guest speakers. The group was addressed by a four member board from the California Spray Co. in the art of spraying fruit. Mr. Beverly Bird of tlie Bird apple onhanU in irginia discussed the grow- ing of apples. The chii) once again leatiiicd ihcii I mil ciiding machines, usually located in the Plant Science Building, at ' Slraighl to llie (iountry and at the -New York State llorlicultural Show in Rochester. So il you like fruit science, or il you like iruit vending, or even il ()u just like I mil. look into this specializeil oiganization. Its dedicateil to your interests. Pomology Club Members: Li-roy Creaky, John Fordoii. Kolicrt (Itiodno. David (Jowily. Peter Greliliiiiiir. Hufili Gunnison, Donald Johnson. Hiuii- Keeney. George I.anioMt. I ' hil !ar«h, Sanunl Mover. Jo-;i|di Nicd- lial-ki. Jo?.eph Orion. Ri ' ne Parent. Jack Tliew. William l eter Ten Kyck. Margaret ' I ' sao. William awicki. 121. Hrst roll.: Cliarlcs Paine. Ricliaril Hunt. Eva . ' tt-rn. William McEvoy. Gov Anderson. Peter Gardner. Riihard Hewitt. Second row: Richard . altford. Richard Mitchell. Eleanor Phillips. Jean Slonisky. Sallie Hughes. Mary Costa. Edfiar aughn. Camille Perron. Hurlun Knandel. Alfred Krautter. Third row: illiam I.ahar. Jay I ' iiuhliaek. Juhn Pinehhaek. John Feldis. Carl Fetzer. Peter Olin. Monte .Shaw. John Lieher. Waller Loholsky. Richard Gibbons. Those absent: David Anderson. Karen Ander?uii. Douglas Bean, Daniel Bregcr, Stephen Chen. Ernest Cole. Charles DeBrock. Gwendolyn DeFiore, Edward Dimond. Brian Finger, Heinz Gaiss. Peter Good. Steven Harri-. Richard Henuning?. W illiam Hoffman. Kermit Huttar. Otto Keil. Todd Kennedy. James Krumenacker. Peter Leathersich. Michael I.ei ler. Burdett Lent. David Lustig. Robert MacGaffick. Murdo MacKenzie. Frederick Marshall. Thomas McGuire. Roger .Merritt. Honora Miller. Frank Milus. James Moore. Sue Morse. Hewelt Mulford. Thomas Paterson. Ronald Prouly. George Rao. Howard Seagroatt. Donald Smith. H.-rrick Smith. Warren Tetor. Robert V erstandig. Barry Weidner. Riis ell Weiss. John Wick. David Williams. If you HAVE ever wondered what tu do with all the daffodils that are cluttering up the landscape, the place for you is the Flory Club. This organiza- tion goes to great lengths to provide its members with all sorts of extraneous information on orna- mental flowering plants. ot a meeting goes by that does not include a guest speaker or at least some slides on the subject that is near and dear to all (nir hearts — our flowering friends. Just like every other club on campus, the as.socia- tion has a complete social schedule in addition to its main function. . o organization at Cornell would dare begin its year ' s program without a frosh mixer, so the Floriculture Club fell in line with all the rest. Encii though the clid) went social with tlie presentation of the .Mum Ball, a glance at the theme of that gala affair will show that they never lo-t sight of their reason for existence. . t the Spring Barbeijue, all the merjibers had an opportunity to really become ac(juainted with the glorious speci- mens of Rudbfckia triloba that arc toiiiid springing up here and there. Of course, most of the members are floriculture majors, but anyone who is interested in thi cartlix subject may join. W li doit ' t in ' f umber of Memlx ' vs: 75 Date Founded: 1910 Purpose: To grow orchids in lli( snow. Motto: Be kind to our llowiTiim liicitils Floriculture Clul] 125 4-H CI II I. timl)( ' i of Mcmheis: 76 Diilr I ' ouiulid: WM I ' lir xisc: ilc rln|i IiiiiiiIpIc. licarlN. Iiai ' iiiless, lu ' l|)riil rural Iradi-r nl tniiioi row. Miilla: ' In llKlki ' till- lii-l lictlcr. 0 ' r i;i ' l (. al llii ' llliilld hr-idc llii- |ial a;ira|ili. lllr casual reader u d I UDiidei how the 1-1 1 (Mill) makes iIk ' best heller. Perhaps the last word was inis- spelleil and ■■hiiller or ■iialtei is realK intended. That would seeniinjilv he more in keeping with the 1-H creed: (irsi in the harvest, first in the hearth, iirst in llic hnnie. Iii t in the heart. The l-ll (iliih serves many i unctions on ihe Cor- nell Campus. I ' liroui;!) auxiliary groups sucii as the Iiiternatiiinal larni l)Uth Kxehange. the Ceorge Junior l e|iuliiic. and die International Student (Christmas I ' arlv. (iornell .-. 1-H chapter hroadciis the intelleclural scope of its members and promotes international Iriendship. In addition, the many social and recreational activities it arranges con- tribute a great deal to extra-curricular lile on the ■ upper conipus. tint rou : Clirislim- Minlnii. .N,iii( Culliri . Klowir (!larli. Iiilf;i- LeSliure. Ut-nni Elgriin. Marilyn Milrlull. DnnaUl lirol man. l.ois Tyler. Gail Gulfkunsl. Ilrlin alrour-. Second run: Harry Wmnl- ward. Louise Burmesler. Klizahiili Poit. (ieratdine Jordan. Ann Marie Behling. Patricia Knapp, Klizabith Wansink. . ' andra Hale, liarhara Lewick. . liirley McClenon, Nancy V ' ogel, Marcia Milcliell. Maxwell Fislier. Third row: Joseph Peck, Steven Gibson, Roy Kdlland. Douy lliinhalil, rlhur llriiniiit:. Jolin Slirlin . Dwijilil Putnam. Donald Taylor. Jolm Kin on. Howard i eilson. Paul Read. David Taylor. Oiva esa. Riclianl Hunt. Those absent: Robert Adler, Fred lirui ' ck. .Nelson Ellswiirtli. Mary Anne Farnswortli. Garol Hencle. Hruce Keeney. Mabel Kliscb. Donald Mc can. Sigurd Olsen. Thomas Prout. Joseph Renaldo. Gil Shepard, . limi Smith, Ronald Smith. Fred Stone, Smith Wilson. 126 First row: Dean Danzer. Jay Marklt-y. Gerard lah. Iikr Mills. Robert Lerner. Lyle Conrad. Allen Palanker. illiaiii Stoops. Second row: Richard Morrison. Robert Mayer. Martin Wohl. Philip Applewhite. Alan Herschnian. Brian Sbeehan. Alfred Goff. Peter Berman. Howard W einstein, Clifford Ireland. Ronald De Cosmo. Third row: Richard Berkey. Gary Cowell, Mike Hoep- finger. Robert Da rnpoil. William n liiaan. (Charles .Scaite. Paul Davenport. Terry Thompson. Ricliard Hunt. Those iihsent : James Cermack, Donald Dodds. Lee Drake. _Mi hael (Jnldman. Chuck Hill, Thomas Lange, Gerry Mandell. Kiii lar , Ricliard Minens, Jerome Smith. Barnett Wirin. Alpha Phi Omega Number of Members: 30 Date Founded: 1925 Purpose: To serve. Motto: See below. Oe prepared. shouted an Alpha Phi Omega, as he helped one of the few little old ladies left on campus across . urora Street on a cold snowy night out of the warm shelter of you know where. True to form this worthy Cornellian was proving that Scout- ing does not end with the substitution of a Challi tie for a neckercliief. in addilion Id artivilics nl this variety, Ali)ha I ' hi Omega carries out the spirit ol tlie Scout Oath through pcrloiiiiing help! id scr - ices to the University and coiiiiuuiiily. Cornellians especially appreciate APO s lii-aiiiiiial Bonk i ' .x- change. Watching the polls at Student ( Imuicil elections is another of the troop ' s acti ities. as is aiding the Ued Cross Drive on Camjjiis. Their aid to the Tompkins County Boy Scout Comn il and lo ihe Ithaca Recon- -titietion Home has earned them recognition as a worlhwiiile service organization. No, the Ivy League has not dulled the aims that mark the spirit of Scouting in these men. The short pants nuiy be gone, but the good deeds go on forever. 127 hti. l itiu: .liiliM (!aiillay. Ka iii nil Saul. Tlioma- ilr ii};ili . Wil- liam tirahaiii. Lcylon Kin . Daviil Kckcl. arnn Mcl.aiii. Scionil rote: Rayninnd Lava. Frank McCiariy. Duiiian llopkin . Miiliail Liiirlian. RoIhtI Hcrron. William liniwn. William Huhidck, Andrew Scliroeder, Tlionia-. Iliii. Third row: Tlidnias ' l ' ulll -, Donald Aiidir ua. llioMia l!rad . I ' alriik ( rSliaiit;lini ,. Ixidirr! Dorijan. (Jardincr Snulli. Jolin Fidlan hi-c. R()l)i ' rl liolTa. Hi ward Slii ' arrr. Fdward Tihbclts, James Smith. Tliusc utisenl: Roberl Dullnii, DiHKan Maclntyre, James Uhlinger, James Wright. Way back in the dark ages, some wise iiuiii dis- coveied thai iiotliiiig solved lalxn-iiuiiiajiiiin ' iit prolilcins like a good party. And it was ii|niii this premise that Kosmos was founded. IhiwcMi. ihc Mature of the best interests ol llu- 1 1. 1! srhoul wiiich it claims to |)r()in()le has i| Id Ijc decided. Twice a vear in the eaiK iiiDining haze novice tnediators are admitted into ihe ■«( ciet . I ' . ci rush- ing parly is aeeompanied l)V the ddwiiin ' i nl hiige volumes of 86 prool niilk h,ikc . In inimiidi ' llic health and |)hysical htni ol the tnetnl)ci . and l d- lowed hy an attempt at hieakiasl at the Slraiglit. The Kings of the Quonsels meet al l i l once a month to discuss vital lalior prohletn and hold an annual spring jjienie to arouse new zeal lor high standards of scholarship? Kosmos is only 99-41 100 ' a social organiza- tion: it sponstjrs not tJidy parlies and re clr o( ihe like hut also .speakers on imporl.inl lu|iir- m ihe realm ol inleic l nl II I! -Iddcnts. iinilici ol Members: 31 l)al - l- ' nun,le,l: I ' M ) I ' ki jiosc: 1(1 |ilnninlc ihc liol iii|erc l ol the II school llic will k loo hard. l(illi : Ko-nio- i- Soiixik |icllcd iiaikwaiil-. K () S M O S 12}! . unil ( ' r oj Mt ' iiihcrs: ' ) Date Founded: H9 Purpose: To [jraclicf itimiiiiii a liiisiiiess. Motto: We « e that S A while. S A hiinlil look! Are YOl ' K eollars Ira) iiig ' . ' ' Do your shirts ha e that tattle-tale grey look about them? If so, you can do vour own lauiulrv. Rut if oure still longing foi- tlie all-new limpid, languid look in your luxurious linens, if your color is that certain special shade of grimy grey, then trt)t on down to Collegetown today! Only Student Agencies gives you the super-personal service tiial guarantees perfect shrinkage. And he- sides. llic give away wire coat hangers. The keen compelition evidenced each year for membership in Student Agencies results from the organization ' s dual benefits — it ofTers a consider- able amount of ])raetieal business experience and a less considerable, though still attractive, amount ol cold, hard cash. Another strong incentive for mem- bership is that Student Agencies men get around. They disrupt sorority meetings every Monday niglil. They know who on campus reads the Times and, perhaps more revealing, who reads the Tribune. So tlirow away that bleach, hike that laundry bag over your shoulder, and hie yourself down to 409 College Avenue. We do not absolutely gaurantee that vou ' ll be sorry you did. First row: William (!lialfr. Robert Gardner. Ralph Deeds, Edward Bishop. Second row: Delmar Law, Dale Burrell, Dave Gowdv. Robert Perry, Narby Danbury, Fred Van Deusen. Student Ajjeiicies 129 iinihri ( Mcmhers: 25 l)(U - Founded: 1950 Purposi ' : To stress llic ini|ii)iiaiu r nl and liiiiii li inleresl in atlili ' lio .il (!nrncll. Molto: Kick. -hoot. inn. or idw we re (or un. ii; NOT tiicir nidiithK nici ' hnt;- al w incks. the ar it Manajijers oecasionalK think seriously about the two irnporlaiit goal nl ihrir club. These are fostering better team spirit and improving complex prol)l( ' rns. Howi ' Ncr. ulicn they do meet at Zinek . liie i)oys somehow manaj;e to foster problems and (■iini| li(at( ' tram -pirit wilhonl nunh trouble. These capable managers ol arsit and I reshman teams had to go through a rugged competition sys- tem in order to make the grade. During this period they gained invalualjle experience. Any sophomore is eligible to eompete, but oidy through working hard and exhibiting constant enthusiasm in -mall jobs can a eompet make the graih and go lo inck - with the bovs. Varsilv Maiiai ers ( liili First ruw: I ' aul (rOron .in. Staiili ' v Mansfiflil. Tlioiiias Ki ' aliiif;. ( liarli-s SlanlDii. John KnullniT. Konalil Kaiiisili ' ii. Sfctinil row: Vi illiani Emllt-r. X arri ' ii Zanzol. Slit-rwooil Bliss. I ' liillip Kiinii. (iriirtif Uraiilt-y. Kiilianl (Jross. Third row: lioss Julinsun. Joliii Sciler, Fred Siiiilli. Jarni KiiiI)sit. (IiMr ir Kitiliic. .Ic)m|)Ii Raziano. Those absenl : KicliarrI Dnliir. illiaiii Fur rn;:. Shnvail Maurcr. Samuel Mazella. .Iciliii liliier. lUroti Park. Cliaiie- l{ ){!crs. Doufilas Vearii . l.id first roic: Edward Barnard. Kos; Jnlin on. Marshal] lianil)argcr. George Kendall. Carl Pfirrniann. Jack arren. Setonil row: Saul Blumentlial. Edward . later. Richard Plunimer. Robert .Michel. Robert Noble. Burt Ensmann. Barry Dyer. Paul Miller. George Clessuras. Robert -McRobhie. Those absent: Roger Blakely. Carole Brann, Donald Brout. Georgi ' Bullwinkel. Thomas (!oundit. Christie Cuddeback. Theodore Egg. Frederick Elirlich. Donald Frei. Arthur Gardiner. Alan Gast. Alfred Hallani. (ilenn Light. ' illiani Lockwood. Robert Lynch. Martin Macklin. VI illiarii . Iax- well. John MeHargue. William Morrill. Robert Naylor. Howard Nelson. Henry Paulsen. Ernest Selig. .Stanley Sludl, Jolm Talbnan. Kenneth oung. oo YA SAY ya waul to see what ' s inside this tent, eh sonnv? Yeah! Yeah! ■■ ell. to do that, yave got to be a nieinher ol this here secret cuh. Ya do? Initiation is hy the gods ol I |)soii and Sihiev. with tormenting by a ga- Itirbine and a slidi ' nile. a still want to join? Yeah! Yeah! Ya ' ll be taped to a drawing board and the sacred letters A.S.. I.E. craven on ya chest with a red hot bow compass. Still want to join? Yeah! Yeah! O.K. sonny! Fork over six bucks and ciilcf the cult of Engineers Mechanical. A. S. of. hat ' ll I get for six bucks? Imjuisitive cuss, ain ' t ya! Well .soiniy, ya get to meet the men of industry; to learn more about the varied field of your jKofession; and get twelve issues of the magazine .American M.K. s love. Meclianical EngirK ' er. ' Nolhin doin . 1 don ' t dig that -tiilf. Tliev serve beer after the mci-lins. eaii! Yeah! Thanx ler the green soimy! Ste|) tight inside there. i limber oj Mciiihcrs: 40 Date Founded: 1897 I ' lirpose: To be sell -|)et|ietiiatiilg. Motto: If you ' re in Aiiieriea. like eningccrino mechaiiieal-iiiitided. and like societies, JOIN. are American Society of Mechanical Eiiiiineers 131 iiiiilici ol Mfiiihcis: 2i ' t Dati- Foiindrd: Vni I ' lir iosc: I ' roniolinii ol Iciiciiiji at (ionu ' ll. 1 ,- ( : r (11 led ,i ain . Feiiciiiii Club I hi; w v to make Iciicing a Ijigjjcr and hotter tliiiij; al Cuiiu ' ll. llic tlul) iiu ' iiihers lia e dcciilcd. is to have a party every few weeks diiriiifi llif Iriiciii; season. These parties also gel the Ijoys in the mood to try their hand at modern art posters to adxcrtiM ' their activities in the Sraight. The going away party lor l ncie George was the highlight of this year ' s season. The importance ol ilii c cnt even ovcrshathnved the annnal clnli hanquet. Coach George Cointe was given an eutliusi- astie send-off i)V ( jmells team when lie left ( ' ornell to train the Olvmpie rowing team. Ahliougli the Fencing Club ' s outfit is the male answer to Klementary Dance, the teelmi |ue. poise, and grace gained from this organization i well umlli llie while leotard. First row: Harold (Jravos. John alsli. Roiicr Wiley. Di-nni ' (!av- •■rly. Tlioiiia Palcrsmi. DoiiaM (ilrkUii. Kitiliir Tliomas, .liilin Wiley. Baron Tepper, Frank W alsli. Those absent: Direk ( liuinin phot. James Coat-wnrtli. I icliard Cole. R..Iiert ( ouk. Viilliam Cotton. Harr (!oreii. llillil Di raely. Andrew Dresclisel. John tuan-. Donald Kairman. Kalpli (.al)ler. Roger Halova. Fred Knowl- lon. I)a icl Koppes, Mark l.evin. Fred .Smith. 132 lenibers: Walter Allport. Donald Armstrong, Edward Arps, John Blanchard. Benjamin Bole. Alan Bowes, Carl Buettner, George Bulhvinkle. W illiam Burke. Bruce Campbell, Clayton Chapman. Ednuinil Coptland. Donald Corey. Ralph Cornwell. John Crawford. I)a id Da i . Rohert Elder. Ceiirge Ford. Mirhael Gershon. Vt illiam GloMT. David (loidrnlierg. Jeffery (iornian. Philip (ira ink. Di nald (Jrimni. Perry Hall. (!ord Hansi ' n- turm. Roy Hassell. John Holton. Bernard Horlon. Ross Johnson. Todd Kennedy, (iordon Kraus. . ' cott Lewis. Glenn Light, John Meakem, David Merwin, Thomas Mor- row. William Moseley. Richard Nicklas, Gerald Owens. John Padget, Benjamin Park. Carl Pfirrmann. Richard Phillips. Richard Plummer. Douglas Ralston. Richard Rittenhouse. Marcus Robbins. Jami— Rosborough. Leon Rosseau. John .Scheurger. Edward Schleh. Ronalfl . schroeder. W illiam Schumacher. Carl Schwarz. Lawrence .Scolt. Marvin Silverman. Oscar Simpson. Robert Staley. (Charles Stanton. Richard Stormonl. Paul Tregurtlia. John anHorn. Rohert Welsh. Robert Winship. Crew Club Number of Members: 75 Date ■ ' (latidcd: ] ' )] ' .] Purpose: Social. Motto: III season: Stroke, stroke, stroke. Off season : Oriiik. drink, drink. 1 UK Grew Club is an organization made n]) of members of the crew who liave been rowing for at least two years. This group includes both the ISO ' s and the heavies. In their primary function as a social group, these lads have had many parties and in- formal get-togethers throughout the year. The main event of the past year was a banquet in the (Mintoii House, held during the winter. At this banquet a trophy was given to the winning eight of the intra- mural race held among the mend)ers of the team at the end of fall practice. Kach nu-mber of the win- ning squad was given a medal. The Club prospers prinuirily in the off season, for only then can their second — and certaiidv most meritorious motto be put to |)ractical exhibition. At such celebrations, with tiie training season over and quickly forgotten, the mcndjcrs pat each others — and occasionally each olhers dates — backs for their higlil iircc- lMl seas. m ihc Cayuga and elsewhere. Following their many latnous alunmi. this year ' s group has carried out its diUics with a flair of enthusiasm. This Club is a welcome sight indt cd in ibis (Ma ol laronic xoiilli. i;53 4 First row: Robert Einaudi. Arnold Gumming, Joseph Adams, Nat Cravener, Arlon Grorpcr. Alan Yelili-. Roll Spil . SernntI row: Jim Palmer. Richard Hrmniin ' is. J;uk Finnifian. ( Juick Mill, liiil) I ' nl. R.I liin.ill. Iik.- Mi.ll.r. Tr.l Kaali. HiihanI (.ciiild. Kirk M.Cr.ary, Paul Jenkins, Dave Eckel, Jonathan Emerson, Dave Maurer. Those (il)sent: (Jjenn Henjamin. John Donady. Irwin Krawley. Ronald Lewis. Herherl Mltlleniau. Tom Moril .. Paul D ' Oronzio. AllirrI Patterson. Ronald Ramsden. Evirett Riie. Richard ScMrance. i umber of Members: 35 Date Founded: W. Piir tose: To |)ii iii( lc iiilcrcsl in cross-coiiiilrN lim- ning at Cornell atid treiij;llifn the team. Motto: 1 do mil clioose lo walk. ItIa-N akIu tlir ha a|■ll laci-il li llic ( miirll ( iioss CouiUry Ciul). In addition to illiaca ' s overaliim- daiice of hills, a runner i.s constaniK hallliiig uilli till- cliniale. If he doesn ' t (ace a 1 1 Tool hij;li miou drill, lie encounters infamous llhaca mud. in ulii li iiiaiiv a fjood man has been lost and liiiried. (.on- laiil competition and encouragement is provided hy the many logs that frequent the campus. However, running is onlv one activity ol the cliili. although only varsity or Irosh team meinhers (an join il. The cluh spon.sors dances, banquets, and speeches bv well-known track and field figures like iiobcrl Kane, ( t)riiell Direclor ol Alliletics and former Olympic great. Iraditional event is the cluli annual walk from S ' h(Mdlkopf (iymiia-iniii lo the First Melhodisl (Jhurch of arna when a Ihanksgiviiig Dinner is served by the l,adie h1 of the church. Thus, those intereslcd in cross- coimlrv running fuul an ai-ti c group al (ioinell. (]ross ( oiintrv ( liil) .11 iiiiihcr itj Members: 10 Date Founded: 1947 Piir iose: 10 proinolc iiil( ' rf l in llir |)()it ol Niin- miiig. Motto: l,a-l one in - a limp li li k ' r. Am) iikhk they air. llie only tnilv all-wet Cor- iiellians on canipus. W lien nol promoting interest in tlie sport ol swimming or actnally taking a clip in the old pool, which thev occasionally do. (Cornells water ians (ind time to dr lichind their ears anil produce a slightly soggy Quarterly Newsletter. This pidilicaliiin kc( ' p lln-ir lormer members well in- lormed ol all the swinuuing activities at (Cornell. Fin-- akimho, these damp (lornellians, chosen I rom the varsity swimming team and the swimming and coaching slafTs, can he lound soliciting lunds lor the Kichard Conrad Farle Memorial Scholar- ship. This awartl is presented annualK in honor ol an alinnnis. At the annual Lob-ter Feast at i ' lniicld Park in the spring the boys once again sneak onto dry land an d enjoy tlie delicate (lasor ol their Icllow sea dwellers. First row: l{o lirll, Julin tlairi-. Sli-pliin DtiLOl. l.ai ' iN l .iufriian. Joe Thomas. Rolurt Browninj;. Scott Little. Vera IJool. Haiilr Staley. Diek Lillkh. Secoinl ruic: I ' eter WOlf. I.arry Severimi. Vi arren Zanzol. Louis Al)el. Scott ctzsteon. Professor Finlayson. Richard tiorner. Robert Manelslii. t ' eter Hartclcfian. Third row: James Foster. Robert Kreiner. William Sha|ilrii:li. Lviiali Slurrill. l.auTrnce- Calilweil, F.verctt McCooey. (ieor e lalhia-, Kolicrt Hall. Those absent: DonakI liarker. Daviil ISlauvcll. Stanley liyron. Kti-ier Dohii. Roger Fisher. Edwartl Hanimoml. ' I ' heoilore Ilenilrick- son. Henry Leulhardt. Douglas I ove. Professor Rossiter, Norman Toda, Leo Van Dijk. David Williams. Donald W udtke. (,a (?Wal Aquarius 13.1 IIMI.I. w !■; iiu wlifii « ■ ir tliioxMi mil in the cold witli III) root umt our lieads ' . ' ' cried W .A. . members when informed that ihe Ulil. Old Armory was jioing to he torn down. Hajiidlv sizing up tlie situation, they deeided to use the pre-Kall Weekend lasliion show, Innovations , to publicize the kick- olT of a fund-raising dri e lor a new women s Physical Kducation building. Not e en tlie fear of eviction. luiwcNcr. could deter the members of Vi ' .A.A. from llicir a|ipoinlt(l ■■])laydays with Syrai-use. (Portland, Kochesler and other neighboring colleges. These exchanges in- cluded s|)orts from basketball to bowling. Hack on the home I ront. intramural s(|uad liiun all the women ' s living units were contending for the traveling cujj awarded to whichever house accunmlated the most jjoints throughout the entire year in the various sports. Shows sjjonsored by the club included the aiuiual ater Ballet Show, presented in May. and the lee Show, in April, co-sponsored with (.A .A. A. and featuring the Minto Skating (dub of ( anada in the new indoor rink. Prt)ceeds from the shows went into the building fund. iiiultri ( l Members: 40 I ' lirpose: To pro iilc portnig l irilitie a an i lra- curricular acli it . l(il i: Women should have muscles. W. A. A. First roll-: Ann lilack. E a Mclzgcr. Uede Jacoljsnn. Carol Slirr- nian. Lynne Kccfr. Lorna lialilwin. Secorui row: Kit-ii- Hilm, Carol N ' inicnt. Norma Mi-Clillan. Patricia Kotli. Jackir rrawdinl. Betsy Hyde. Sue Kerr. Third roic: Joan Corliett. Martha W enmr- berg. Joan Reinherj;. I orana Sullivan. Sandra W Olf. Kit Trauli. Dorinda Larkin. Tlni.sr alisi ' nl: Kitty Hopue. Cinny Cliasi-. Skip Hewlett. Karen Kleist. ( liris Drake. Ann Merriken. Barbara liallzel. (Copper West. I.ou Cassidy. I.oi liate-. Naney Hewitt. Pefijiy W einselienk, Naney Lynch. Freddy l.iebernian. Ann I ' etrillose. Sue Koote. I ' at I ' Knn. Millie Sanchez. Carol Kolini. 136 First row: Marcia O ' Keefe. Nancy Justin, Margie Gelder. Marilyn Pratt. Hflene Hopper, Ellen Thomson, Lee Price, Marlise Flannery. Evalyn EihvarrU, Dorinda Larkin, Joan Hester, Louisa Merrill. Seron(l row: Mar ' Thornton, Betty Blakesley, Clara Dreher. Mari- lyn Kivei , Lucille Suttineier, Patricia Tetzlaff. iNancy .Mason, Kale Dunning, Nancy Stone, Lou Cassidy, Norma McClellan, Michaelin Kearny. Those absent: Kay . lhreclit. lerry Ether, Barbara Fine- man, Betsy Heine, Carolyn Hill, Roberta Holchkiss. Risa Krouner, Marilyn .MacKenzie, Marilyn .Miller, .Anne Rolhenlhaler, Judy Rnthentlialer. Ruth . ' chnieder, Jacqueline Schnieder. Elizabeth Stuebner, -Mary ouni;. l «ORNELL H.AS a varsity swimiiiiiij; team, ( )riicll has frosh ami .[, . swimiiiiiiu; teams, (loniell lias Teagie Hail with its Iom ' K jiools. But (loriicll doesn ' t allow women on the team, and (iornell does not have a varsity womens team. Somehow, this is tlie treatment the Cornell coed has learned to expect, and she has learned to fight haek. Thus, in 19.54, a group of enter|)rising yomig ladies decided upon a plan. Bar red from the swim- ming team merely because of their sex, they decided to show tliat they could be just as entertaining and in most cases more attractive. So the Vk .AA ater Ballet was organized, and just let any male dare try to join. The group even takes over the precious Teagie pool occasionally now . . . when the men can spare it that is . . . and there they practice Ini the Water Ballet Show, This is what they work on all vear: writing the munhers themselves, practicing lot- weeks, and finally producing a wcll-ilune .-how . , , costumes, mu-ic. lijihiinji and all. umber of Meiiihers: 27 Date Founded: J9; 4 Purpose: To swim waler liallel lor llie I im ol it Motto: Stroke! W. A. A. Water Ballet 13 ; I M . . . one of the more wholesome social opportunities (loriiell pro- vides is finniil ill the (w REEKS - each supplyiiiii its iiieiiihers with lasting memories and an event- ful experience in group living. 139 SOKOIJITY LIFE 140 First roir: Arlfiif Ko enwas fr. Jo tiii (iolillif rj;. Su-an Colu-n. Miriam Gould. Wynne Edson. Arlene Jacoliowilz. Juily Noiliimson. -Mina Rifur. Janet Katz. Seconil row: Barbara I!enioff. Rachel Rudin. Ellen Hotchkiss, Roslyn Sehulbauni. Judith Rothenberg. Marilyn Greene. Elaine Goldberg. Carolyn Mindel. Nora Lee Smokier. Mima Levin, ( ' arole Sahn. Cessy Goldman. Third row: Nan Pearbnan. Galliy Davis. Jane Oliphant. Marcia Heilin. Julie Mailer, Zila Goldblatt. Rosalie Benson. Risa Krouner. Judy Philipson. Ellen (Jussman. Dorothy Litwin. Iris Marcus, Ani Cole. Fourth roll ' : Judy (ioldinan. llene Taniarkin. Barbara Timen. Tamara Livingston. Evelyn Schulnian. Susan Plavin. Mrs. Wills, Audrey Greenberg, Paula Finkelstein, Judith Kondy. Susan Blostein. Barbara Symansky. .Susan Tonkonogy, Miriam Nusbaum. Laurie Holbreioh. Susan Davidson. Those absent: Jackie Baliba. .Susan Brockman. Diane Eskin. Mania Fogel. Joan Gilman. Nancy Hecht. Augusta Klieger. Nancy Kraulhamer. Barbara Li-bliar. Judy Levine. Gay Morgulas. Lois .Shaffer. Toni ngal. .hirlilb Weinberg. alpha epsilon phi Ka| j)a 1920 Marilyn Greene Dran Elaine Goldberfj Sub-Dean Evelyn Sriiiilnian Secretary Mar« ' ia pDgel Treasurer 141 First row. Eda (JriM-ii. Maln-l Klisih. Jaccniclini ' Grant. Kulli McKi-n lry. Elizaln-lh llilT. Al.Ila Mamlirsl.r. Nanm-tti- Olli-son. Second row: JanrI Sli-inliorsl. Lois Walsli. Gamlc Mosiinr. Mr-. -MoyiT. Jo-Ann Odrll. . ui ' . chaa l. Nancy Cunnin liani. Mar ard Easier. Third row. Elsa . ' li ' inhn-nncr. Gliarlolle ( lirislcnsrn. Eva Sirrn. iN ' amy Hewitt, Joan Wilson. (Marissa Dedriik. Mary Hansliaw. iryinia i ' clifi. . ' Iiirliy Jolls. .Mary (.osta. .Marilyn -Muslio. Those absent: Rlioiia l!i cliwoo(l, Harliara Hitjiit. Eli a- liitli C.olii-ii. Maureen Oou;;!!. . andra Gihhs. .Mary l.oii Hennekins. Muriel Kin;;. irjiinia Kleinlians. Eleanor Krafl. Hourke I.arkin. Marie l.undy. Katlierini- O ' Donnell. Harliara I ' arkir. irf;inia Kohson. l.ois iin KuniHski. I ' aula urieli. alpha oniicron pi Kpsiloii 19 )8 Caroir . I« ' miht I ' rosulvnt Sii«- . ' ' li;i:i l I irf ' -l ' rrsitlt ' iil Klsii Slriiil)i- ' nii i- Si ' crflary Lois WaUli Tri ' dsiii rr 142 aiiiir Sli ' ll« ' y l resi(h iit Jiuiilli i huii aii llonse-l ' resident NaiK ' v Hakenjos Secrt ' tary Rlizalirlli Itlooni Treasurer Delta !««« alpha phi 1 First row: Kiilli Daniel. Ann Schmeliz. Mary Ji ' an Hlankcnslcin. -Marjorif Scluuiilir. Franco DingltcK, Carol Harily. Nanr Sloni ' . Patricia TclzlatI, Norma Hanslnirg. Stuonil row: Lucy Tuvf. Joan Rrinhcrj;. Kilna (!arroll. Nancy Kresslcr. Mrs. (!avctz. FJiza- hclh Kloom. Norma Mc(!lcllan. Jean cncl. Polly .Xtwooil. Nancy Johnson. Third roif: . usan Saul. Eleanor .Srelr-rl. Iar Thornton, Barhara (!enirr. Janet lirekke. Marcia O ' Keefe. Marjiaret liralley. I.inila McHu li. (iarolyn Car . Elizahelh Olton. ( !arol Osnier. Jane Parri-li. TliDse absent: Betty Blakesle), Jewelle Carlson, I.infia Cone, Frances Doherly, Beverly Feuss. Marjorie Flint, (;eor{;ia Freeman, alerie (iilardi. Natalie Gundrey, .Nancy Hakenjos, Susan Hilz, Priscilla Kiefer, .Sandra I-indher;;. Judith .Madigan, Jacquelyn .Milliiian, .Susan Nash. F.la Oiidheusden. Patricia Roth, arine Shelles. Diane Smith. Flo Spelts. Dorollu Stein. Elinor Steinmann. Helen Thorn. Iar F.lli-n Thonip oii. Marv Jean liiiii|Kiiie. I ' larliiMa I rlian. Kiilli W illard. I ' attv William . Plnlli at.-. ■EVI ( arolyii .MrKiii j;lil Prosideiit Itarliara Kaiifiiiaii icc-l ' rfsitlvnl Catlu ' rine Calaiizarilo Secretary (Ihristiiic Carr Treasurer Alpha Hrla 191« alpha xi delta First row: Carol Mayer, Joan (Jallaglifr, Mary Anne Farnswurih. Helen Walrous. Second row: Ldui e Kin ' ; bury. Clirisline (iarr. liarbara Kaufman. Barbara W ' ooilrufT. Mrs. .Norlli. Carolyn MrKnight. (Catherine Calanzarile. Auilrey Juild. Third row: Patricia .Anderson, Judith Kobeiis. Betty Vene Uu Mond, Nancy I ' gel, Joan .Mowll, Gertrude Baker. Elaine Bushart. Mary Searles, Kose I rfer. Flower Clark, Roxanna I riiuliarl. Fourth row: Marilyn Curliss. ( herill Murray. Marylyn Peek. .Sue Moore. Anne Marie Beliliu ' ;. (iail ( ' .utekun l. Juditli . lierniun. _ lar - very, I ' atrieia lluglie-. Miikey Kuilinel. Tliii.sr (ib.seiil: Lois Bates, (iretelien llamke. Judith White. First raw: Louise SleinhrenniT, Kami h ajerMiii, . amlra I lioina . Sieglincle Dieken. Anna Je-an Soluiler. Patricia Tlioni-ioii. Julii ' Augustailt. Roberta Griei;. (Jeoriiia Paiidock. Doroliiy Eisenliart. SecontI roif: Diana ( ook. liarliara Rieei. Suzanne Sekellick. Marilyn Miles. Phyllis Wliitlied. Tlielma Hammond. Mrs. Brad- bury. Jane Luerk. Roseann Moyer. Roberta Grumrt. Elaine OBrzut. Audrey Jones, Carol Adams. Third row: Barbara Beaman. Barbara Brodie. . udrey Hoetiin. Rae Nelson. Doris Dickerson. Ann Osborn. Joyce Sekellick. Margaret Cband)erlain. Eileen Funclieon. . onja Ki-cliner, Fay Dole. Gail Kias. Elsie Dinsmore. iourlli run: Louisa Uailunan. Gale Turnljull. Kalluyii C uUings, Elizabeth Sachleben. Nancy Hunt. Joan Ellis. Barbara Gollier, Carolyn Bean. Judith Battles. .Sally Cicero. Elizabeth Bihbins, Margaret Gelder. Nancy Justin. Sharon Davis. Ardilh enz. Alberta Clayton. Those absent: .Susan Baudendislel. Patricia Bradfield. Emita Brady. Deborah Cleaves. Linda Hansman. Ernestine Hooper. Eileen Leader. Julie Leader. Mary . gnes McConlogue. Joyce Palmer. .Nancy Paulhamous. Jeanne Perkins, Karen Shannon, Carol Vietli. .Marilyn Winters. chi gamma Coriioll 1956 Thrlina Haiiiinonil Pres ' uU ' til Jane Liieck I ice-President Julio .Vii iistadl Serrelary Eileen Lea«l« ' r Treasurer 145 new first run: .Nrllc .Spalin. Mart;ar(l MaiLaihlan. Uorotliy W illiiiaii. Norma Dran. Dorothy Junjirlaus. Jane Taiibrrt. (IiTri Hoafilin. I.imla Walter, Hetty Fon;;. Jean S hanin ;er. Lois Lielit. Second row: I ' atricia l.yrlialk, Minii Najile. Cliristini ' Zeller, Jane (Graves. Carol Johnson. Mrs. W inifred Grice. Lori Grassl. Lee Siely-liniwn. Connie Lissner, Alyoe Kamage. Third row: Emily Mount . Kiki Finn. Ann Vowteras. larilynn Rives. Penny Phelps. Sara Peters, lar (!lark. Jean Smith. Carol Kalferty, Jane I ' onil. . lar(;arel (iiles. Pliyllis Corwin, Shirlee Fornian. Barbara Shelley. Helen Kuver. Those absent: Alice Bashour. Doris Campbell. Carolyn Croh. Sue Lerk. Judith Liersch. Millie MrMormirk. ( arol MeKee ian. Dorothy Meese. ickie Rov. enia urparopulos, Jan.- Wedell. cJii omega Ihela Alplia 1917 Carol Joliiisoii I ' rvsitUnil I.oii (Fra? ? l I icv-l ' rrsitlriil ].rr S« ' « ' l -ltro ii Sotrt ' lary .):iiif (ii;nr Trvasurvr u Sheila M ' Gra ly President Ann Pliillips Vice-President Margaret HofTiiiaii Secretary Suzanne Davis Treasurer Alpha Beta 1913 delta delta delta First row: Elranor MiKfnna. Barbara Parsons. .Nancy Kniuhl. Linda Johnson. Phyllis Johnson. Helen Schneider. ir ;inia l hase. Second row: Carole Barr. Donna W ilcox. Margaret Keller. Jeanne Niebel. Mollie Turner. Sheila McGrady. Mrs. Opie. Carol Cobb. Deborah Lccraw. Margaret Hoffman. Mary Drake. Third row: Permcrl Laurenson. .Norma Edsall. Mary Lou yant. Louisa Merrill. Elizabeth Norlhrup. Carolyn Dudley. Judy Drake. Barbara Averv. Patricia Malcolm. Audrey ildner. Mal)el Fisher. Carolyn Burtless. Fourth row: Diane Dayis. Mary Bardwick. Jayne Diehl. Mary Ross. Nancy Jones. Josephine Nealon. .Sallie hitesell. Carol Boeckle. .Susan Kunklc. Catherine Clark. Margaret Benoil, Barbara Crouse. Natalie . huhnan. Those absent: Ingrid Aller- mann. Carol Anderson. Marcia Dale, Suzanne Dayis. . ' ' usan Goddard. Frances Martin. Patricia Noecker. Ann Phillips. Dian Porthouse. Churlene Rogers. Cynthia Rude. Elaine Ryan. Louise . tilwell. Susan Swanson. Joanne osburg. ■KK% (]«nislan«M ' Krll I ' rositlcnt Sii .aiiin ' DcKosay ? irr-l ' n ' sidriil Pali ' i«-ia S« ' oH Si ' irrlary Sara Siinnions Treasurer riii in!!5 delta gdinnia First row: Susan Kerr, Sally Eaton. Gail Stanlon, Sliarron Wallhcr. Sally Johnston. Sally Wliraton. Ardilh Anderson, Lcr Anderson. Jeanni- MeKilihen, Ann Acklin. Sylvia I ' aniotti. Dale Knfiers. Seiond row: Jane Miiiliell. (jail l.aul enlieiser. ()arol (iihson. Janet .Nelson. Patrieia .Scott. (!on lanei- Kelly. Mr . Kerrar. Siisanne DeRosay. Diani ' Heasley. Juililli Lund. Klizalielli Weston, . ' sara Simmons. Patricia . lay ;lotliinsi. Third row: Helly Ann Rice. Lyilia Eliid. Marilyn He ler. Sonva Chandler-. I inda X illnian. Su-an Fletcher, Sharron Klynn. liarhara Haglund, Doris Coudsmit, jiidilh (iaflferl, Frances Goud rnit. F.lizaheth Parsons. Mar};ari-t llynn. Diane Drake. Fourth row: Joan Hleckwidl. Ann MacLeod. . ' andra Mc(;uif;an. Linda . ' sclini ' elock. Janet Arps. Kinino-iene Fislii ' r. AInieda (!liur ' li. Car(d (iollins. lionny {!asey. Kli ahelli Fuclis. (!arol Oslerjiren. Auilriv anCiorden. Marv Moraine, Ann Mclirian, Helen Schelkc.lT. Alice Malli. Adilie Sids. 7 iH.ve absent: M;nili,i lliillnrd. ' ii-nn Hnffiiiri-i,T. Linda I ' aulT. Diane I ' aiil. ■ — First rnir: Margaiin Iraiii in. I.aii lj;lrf, (. nihia ( a rnaiii li, Elizabeth Hendryx. Ann Merrikrn. . Iar ' Jane Austin. Sally Meiklejohn. Martha Ru ;i;le. . Marianne Smith. Patricia Hurley. Second row: Kira Traub. Carol .Sherman. Constance Cnnrail. Margaret Thurber. Winifred Joyce. Mrs. Patterson. Louisa Cope- land. Sally U atrous. endy Hayman. Judith Tischler. Sandra Blanchard. Third row: Jean .Mac.Alpine. Julie Rate. Ann .Stevens. Barbara Ziegler, Patricia Myers. Helga .Scharr. Judith Dennis(jn, Kaliir ii Helm, Mania W urth. Adelaide Kussell. Jane Purdy, Joyce Halsey. Janet Farnham. Fourth row: Carolyn Mitchell, Hendrieka Martin. Catherine Lake. Alison Bishop. Sue Oppen- heimer. Barbara Buehri};. Rachel Laidley. Donna W illianis. Beth Hammond. Judith Bower. Annette Fogo. Jeanne Johann. Jean Kelley. Those absent: Deborah Ghiselin. Dorothy (iibson. .Sarah Hamilton. Mary . nn Holden. C ynthia Ide, ictoria Lane, Diane MacDonald. Blair Perkins. Claire Sanford, Deborah Washburn. . kappa alpha theta Iota 1««1 inifred Joy - President Sarah Haiiiiltoii i irf-l ' residcnt Catherine Lake Secretary Patricia Elvers Treasurer 149 ■KSW I First row: Laroli- Hoppi ' . t la lys Lunyi-. Barliaru Mroii. Anloiiia Vajk. Norine Oili-. liarhara Ballzel. Helen Roberts, Kallieriii.- Bennett. Second row: Ellen Dixon. (Jina Turnhull. Sandra F.llis, Itarhara Lussie, Mar ' Lou Fleminj;. Mrs. Ilollimok. Shirley Calloway, Connie Cas -, Hannah Hollis, Gretchen ( uyle, Sally (Minchy. Third rote: Carolyn Kinji. Margari-t Dickel, Marilyn Jaflee. Anne Molt, Jerry Neurnan. Patriria VI illiams, iin Siimlir rniyer. Mary Uaker. Jean Anderson, Marilyn Zeltner. Clenila l ali ' . I ' atrieia Lasky. Foiirlli row: Benton Butler, Mary Barker, Milliei-nl Sanehez, Lyn . elirl)as. Lorna Baldwin, . anry lams, Irene Rizzi. Ruth Sehintzius. (iarolyn Harin :. Alice Kenyon, Adriana Rubens, Faith llausir. Those absent: Marilyn Bales, Helen Chalmers, Carolvn Fillius, .Sandra l.omker. kappa delta OiiuMra Uii 1917 Shirley Callo ;i I ' rvs ' ulvnl Mav I, on |- ' l)-iiiiii irr-l rrsnlt ' til Santlru L iiik«T Srrrflary Sull (Jiiirln Tn ' osiinT :m Phillis Ferguson President Joanne Field Vive-President Joan Davis Reei rdinf: Secretary Madolyn Me Adams Treasurer Psi 1883 kappa kappa gamma First rote: Iir i ' rl Rohert on. Barbara Hauk. Eli aliitli Steer, Gail Brazillian. Sally Schwartz. Patricia Farrell. Sandra Hem- ming. Anne ickery. Sonya Thorson. Lois Tuttle. Joan Jerimiah. Second row: .Shirley Wagoner, Joanne Easthurn. Jmlith Bird, .Susan Howe. Anita W ishrun. Myrna Lacy. Mrs. arren. Phillis Fergiisun. Marilyn Enck, Janet Charles. Joanne Field, ( arolyn Durham, Elizabeth Starr, Patricia Osborne Third row: Antonia Cline. Elizabeth Parker. Katherine Starr. Joan Davis. Madolyn McAdams. Deborah Fanto. Ann Southworth, Polly Burnett, Patricia Castaldo. Elizabeth (,)uiiin. Elizabeth Simpson. Frederica Thompson. Martha Davis, Hulli .Sparks, Carol Gchrke, Nancy .Sterling. Fourth row: Donna Mason. Mary Arlh, Carol Wheeler, Barbara Sue Mcintosh, Tanya MacLennan, Jane Werly, Katherine Dunning, (Christine Drake, Marlise Flannery, Gretcben Long, Diane Dogan. Nancy LeiLzow, .Susan F ' altorson, Jacqueline Schneider. Those absent: Ann Black. (Charlotte Blomquist. Ann Leonard, Danielle .Mamboury, Joan Manson. Marion Montgomery, Marv Neil. ■■- r  Flora ' iii! l« ' iii inlnm Jo Aiiiu ' Strauss } ice-.irtlum NaiK ' v ColdiiKiii Srrihp Ann I ' infiarden Bursar l?( ' la Nil 1951 tSJltf ? 7 -- ' ■«t i ' - ' l« JB g! ' ■I ' fifii ' Ti r 1 - - 7,m ' T? rW . . ' ' Si :iri r-i s i ' zz — I   Sigma Sigma First row: Evelyn Rapaporl. Janrl Slalfr. Janr Marcus. (JiTry Kravilz, Carole Lewis. Flora Weinslein. Ann W eingarden. (Jail Glueck. Tlielda F ' rank. Janel Zazeela. ivian Peck. Second row: Terry Lighlim. Dorothy Baden. Marjorie Boris. Rita Davis, Kayla Zakarin. I ' liyllis Keitinyer. Barbara Kaplan. Marlene Goodman, Nanry (Folrlinan. Adrieniie Farher. ThinI row: Rita Feldnian, Beth Weinslein. Joyce Fletcher. Rolieria Slirn, Ritaloti Rojiow, Dorothy Berens. (!arole Freeman. Linda Newton. Barliara Sliacter, Carol Kurzman. Amy Freedman. Those absent: Gertrude Cahane, Ann Frii ' dman. Dorothy Fried. Edith Gelles. Mary Ella Harman, Marcia lliarst, .liidilh Kaufman. Susan Lilt. Arleiie Siharf. Jo .Vnne Sliaus . f - | o i a a First row: uraii llatrs. Baibaia Ki i.-. . Iaij;art ' t Aiulcrton, Janet Jordan, Roberta Harvey. Arlene Killels. Second row: Nancy Bennett, Cynthia Ran. Edith ilkin-on. Marjorie Nelson. Mrs. Frey, Arlette .Steven . Joan W illiam . I ' hyllis Clark. Third row: Joan House. Martha Shedriek. Lois Pape. .Mary Lou Rushworth. Sandra Roberts. .N ' ancy illnian. Ellen Deger, Naney Stone, Barbara Curit, Patricia Stillman, Fourth row: . nn Steffen. Kitrina Yahrees, Lois Blair. Nancy Tucker, Edith Salisbury, Mary Peternianii. Eileen llulhuaii. Kathleen Brennan. Mary Ellen Cooney. Those absent: Alice Brunner, Judith Culver, Janet DOnofrio. Jacqueline Dorsey. Suzanne Fitch, Jo Fromni. Lynno ( ahrielson. Anne Gaffey. Barbara Codwin. Beverly (irahani, Jeannine (lustafson. ( ' arolyn Hill. Rosemary Kini;sl)ury. .Sally KFarland. Mary Mueller. Marilyn Norton. Patricia Pako di. Kathleen I ' otts. . nn Rieuier, Sandra Shavitz, Julie Snyder, Jeanne Waters, Marilyn Way, Barbara Wood. pi beta phi New York Delia 1919 Marjin ' i ' Nelson Preshlrnf Arlrlh ' Sleveiis Vit e-Presideiil Mary Ellen (] oney Secretary Sallv M ' Farlaii«l Treasurer 153 Rmvi I First rule: I ' alrii ia Kniinlli i. Ililin liloili. Myra Nircnslfin. l.oi - l llman, Lillian Hlooni. Ja ' iiiirlim ' Hickard. Susan Hock, Joan Tcnzi-1. Jani ' t Mali ' son. Svrond row: ida !• islibacli. Riilh liriik- man, . Inna Roidrnlirrg, .Susan Bnslow. Elinor Sagi ' r. Mr . (ionlrn. Susan Aaron. KItanor l)r. lo . Dorolhy Ginsliui;;, Kulli l.ipsoii. Iti ' lli Ames, Thin! rou : Doris Haniburt;, Judith (liii lir, Kulli Horwill. Marilyn Tuf;endliafl. Susan .Morris. Elizabi-lli Olan. Carol Horowitz. Barbara Bennelt, Diane Hoffberg, Paula Millenlbal, Patricia W ' ' isbrrji. Tainaru , ' ilincidiT. Those absent: .Marcia Hcnowilz. .Sheila Hcnson. .Sharon Brand. Toby Friedman. Cyd (iold. Marilyn Miller. Janel Hoffman. Ma leline Isaacs. Sbayna Kagi I. Joan Karon. (Carole Kenyon. Lois Landy. Joyce Levenson. Judith l.ifsbiy. Ilarliara Loibiiistriii. Kachel Kemen. Barbara Ress, Paula Hi lin. Uarhara KoMin. Knbt-rla Scliant . .Mice . sigel. Lynne Sokol. Louise W echsler. Judith W i-llinj:. nne W ikier. Susan Winetsky. sigma delta tau s V ' lii fUs 1 1 3 I Alpha 191 Siisiiii Aaron I ' rrsidfiil l)« r( lliy (riiisltiir h ' irsl irt ' -l ' residvtit Moiia Kridi ' iiluTi: Trrtisiirrr . ' ii aii Mrrslow livfunlitifi Srrrrlury 151 . j AT THE HOUSE First row: Hini.ilci lr-,iiiK. naii ' - I ]• I ' i. Ijiiiiuini M.nk ' ii George Mutllir. Slrplicn lirowne. John Cooper. Doiialil Kisli Davirj Riehel. James Kielilinj;. R()j;er Soluway. Sc(unil ruu : l)avi( Bills. Rolierl Fash. John Male. KrnesI Zeller. Kiehard MeDoucal John Walsh, ll.nrv Vet l,r, Hi.har.l Powell. Frank Walsh l.riiiiaril Copelanil. F.ihvard (!onroy. Hielianl Kirllanil. Those absent: Kicharil liermlt. James Coan. Jeromy C erniejiwski, Cari ' V Fletcher. Koherl (iardner. Ralph Lamar. Waller Marx, Lawrence Phillips, Robert Warne. acacia CtniK ' ll 1907 Joliii (!oo| -i- I ' rrsifh ' iil l)n ' n l{if c I i44 ' -l ' rfsiilriil Fiiink Vl ' ;il«li Srrrrlary |{i l)i-rl W iiriH- l misiiifr . (i Leroy Blakeslet ' President WalliM-e IMiiilK icv-l resident KoIktI Case Secretary Fred KnoMlton Tri ' ositrer Cornell 1939 algonquin lodge First row: Ralph Pelirson. John Doyle. Wallace Miiilz. Rohert Case, Rui sell Cheney. Henry Schaffer. James Seu l(ler. Alherto Cedron. Second row: Kieth .Schertz. Michael Muscarella. IJonalcl Shanllnw. Ernest Schmalz. Leroy Blakeslee. Herlierl Sli ' in. Jal Parakli. Lawrence Brown. Ru lolpli Enck. Charles Frisa. Those absent: Mimed Asliraff. Paul Furk. John Harrison. Neil Jones, Fred Know Item. Richard Miners. Fernando I ' iidin. (iillMit Kill y I ' rvsident Frtult ' iiclv i)i  ii I irv-l ' rvsidftit Osi-ar lirriiiiifirr Treasurer Stuart lackay Rushing C.liairnian Phi Tlu ' la 190« ■■« V III alpha chi rho First run: F ' rcili-riik Mryrr. I)a i(l (iainplpill. CkhIcjh Mi Kulcluii. Joliii Kri-y. Ronald ChanHliT. Harry lili .. KoIxtI ( ainp. Ted Eves. Second absent: Ri row: Donald Crcal. Frank I llrr. Sluarl Markay. Gilbert Riley. Dion. Noel Rol)erl Bird. Herbert Viliittall. Tbonias eakle. Third row: Jeffrey Ki Ronald l.yneh. O-ear lierninfier. Anllicmy Mauro. Donald (Irimm. Martin. Jo illiani llardl. Sliplu-n lliinlen. Josepli Jelil. Those ■bard Abill, Kdward Ayns. John Hailey. Frederick Fenton. Paul (larrell. Philip (lla sey. Kdward Grevatt, ttredfie. Donald Leon. Frederick Marshall. RobiTl ph Malhi ' . Fdward Infilr-ieh. Peter roomaii. First row: Robert Hanna. Stanley Fi hnian. ariniil Hnii- . H riiaril Gross. Thomas Delaney. Jon Ro er. Ricliaril Patch. Second rou : Richard (ioodspeed. Richard Rowen. illiatn For ieng. Gerahl Ruthen. Rol)ert Dunn. Wilfriii ard. ClifTord Hand. David Addis. Bernard Reiniann. Third row: Stuart Alexanch-r. Har ey George. Leiand Cliainherlin. Richard OswaUi. Waher Wills. Alhert Podell. Chase Lichlenstein, James Hardman, Stephen Rosen, Herbert Scher. JaTiic- (.ullirir. huirl i nm : haiili- (aliilln, Ki.ii j;,uiii, Thomas . ' infiman. Neil .Soslow. Marc Gahel. Doufilas . tevenson. Robert Prener. Thomas Wirth. Ronald .Mares, Philip Rotoli. Roy Hcniler on. Michael (ireen. Those absent: (!harles Berp ' r. Howard liulcher. .Allan ( airncross, Richard Hainsfurther. Joel Justin, Richard Knittel. Glenn Mortimer. John Mutchler, Gary Sharron, Frederick Steward. alpha chi signia ■ ..V. ■ ' .■ '  ' N ■ 1 t i i( 1 •• t, m% - ■•■■ : ' « MHliB H HKi.. Tau 1913 K l «-rl Dunn Master Alchemist Wilfrid WanI ire-Master Alchemist Gerald Rullicn Treasurer David Addis Recorder l.W ■ ' First row: Richard PUiiniiiri. William Jiiiii oii. Hnhiri Mirirn-, Donald Marshall. Gordon Anderson. Serond row: Marshall Sham- barker. Charles Fclpdy. Tommy Edwards, Saniutd Ma illa. William Dailfv. John Post. Rojicr Vi ' iikiTs. Jamc-s Krcnih. I ' ctir Cornrll. Third row: John Nt ' stor. Trrrnif Wfsl. Janirs Ed ar. Arthur ThorniT. David Urowii. John Urinsli y. Jon Ritms. Rolirri Bryant. Rohfrl Slulililidiinr. (iuy !,i-Moij;in-. Daxid Cook. Foiirlli row: Cahin Carr. Hans Lawactz. Thomas Erickson. Richard Dyer. II I- lailin. Knl,.il .| -l.inl.A l,,,,,,, . |;,,l,. ,1 |l...l , . Ansis ami ' lis. Danirl Hall. Those absent: Benjamin Bole. Jidin Brooke. William Drill;;. John Fisher. James Hodpes. Rolurt Howard. Henry Huldiaril. Rolierl Huhliard. James Hunt. l)a iil Hurd. Maleoin John-ton. Rolierl MeClellan, Peter i .-w.dl. John Smith. Jame- Thateher. David looman. Douiilas larley. Charles oil. Edward .iiiinierli. alpha delta phi CoriH ' ll l«69 B« iij;iiiiiii l ark I ' rrsidt ' iil Marshall ShaiiiliarpiM- } i(r-l rfsUU iil Ansis aiin ' li Stuifltiry I IkOiIoIT (Hi Ti I ' itSIIH ' l Kill i Steven Liuleii Master Marvin Silverman Lienlenunl Muster Arthur Aiierhaeh Scribe Beta 1917 alpha epsilon pi iFiSBUBKI First row: Menashe Bromber . Harvey Cooper. Michael Fawer, Marly Maiklin. Slieftel Cohen. Arthur Auerhach. Arthur Fertman. Jay Selioniliirf. I)a i(l Hoffman. Burton Mandel. Second row: .Sylvan . rheffler. Ian Iak ik. Kenneth Workman. Joseph Lipsky. Richaril Kelner. David Plager. Michael Bilson. Martin .Steinberg. Lawrence Manshach. Lawrence S. Kaufman. Joseph Liel)riech. Lawrence H. Kaufman. Third row: Alan Miller. Edward Bendi ' t. Martin . iskind. James Jacol)y. Samuel (voldman. Harvey Fein. Joel Rothenher-:. Burton Scherl. Harold Zeller. I ' aul larcu . Michael (iu ik. Hcrlif-rl (iordipn. f ' aul Lehowil . illiam Feijien. .Mitchell Grossberg, David Raskin. Fourth row: Leonard Gerslein, Martin Symansky. James Korstein, Niel Menilelson. Jules Levine, Lonnie Hanauer. Arthur Ostrove. .Michael Sandier. Robert .Xzukas. Myron Beyer. Howard Epstein. Lloyd Gottlieb. William Newman, Robert Goodman. Hank Dogin. Richard Mark. Roy Lieberman. Those absent: Joel Bergsman, Peter Ekstein. Richanl Handlesman. Harry Henzel. Robert Jaffe. Herbert Kaplan. .Steven Klein. .Steven Laden, Morris Newman, .Michael Rosen, Nelson .Schiff, Marvin Silverman, Donald Steinberg, Michael Sussman, Leonard Zanghi. wKAjvyifi ll ' iir l. -liiiiii : I ' residptit I ' aiil W ilry iiV ' P resident Jiidil Cro« ' k« ' r Secretary George Schooiiniakcr Treasurer Zcia 1914 alpJia gamma rlio First row: Dennis Elgrim. Richard Fi ' llon. George Sclioonmaker, JiTrv Slurm. Uavid PorliT. Lawrence Siliniill. Tlmnias Jolinson, Henry Lelinin};. Seanid row: Frank Kiissi ' ll. Donald lirolzman. Edi:ar llarland. Judd (!rocker. Da id l!rana;;an. Millon Skirt. David (ies-ford. Paul Vili ' . Third row: Kenmtli S liiiltr, William Zawieki. Philip (iravink. Philip (irilTen. l)enni Frink. Fred Carpenter. William Kodee, Richard Keene, Ronald Fornes . Those absent: Fred ndden, Fdwin Riiardnian. Allan Rowernian. John Rradhury. CJuy Rurn , Richard (!apra. Ro er (lunnin hani. Michael Danehy. Roy Dcnnislon. linne Donnan. Roherl Dunn. DonaM I er :er?-on. F dwin lladlock. R(ti:er Hou-e. Jerome Lake. Har f l.yndaker. W ilson Maclnlire. John Min lcr. Fdward Mower. .Iidin Nnrllirup. Martin Dullon. Mark Roi ' . .lami ' s Riellin. Richard Schoup. Roy Simpson. Karl .Smilev. iternard Stout. First row: h raiic i- liil ' iinia. JoM-pli lionai ' ii. lit;ufl FrrriT. Second row: Micliai ' l Garofaki. Bruci- W hili-lcy, George Diamanlis. Kolierl Marlini. Ronald Bratone. John Aufderheide. Ralph Pal- lelena. Jose Rainire . Third row: Gerald Fiiialdi. Phillip Scaffidi. James Morrow, John I.enard. Anthony assallo, Paul Kalos, Matthew Abruzzo. Robert Oliverio, William MeCJirr, Cecil (iooil. hiiirl i row: Mini (.,M)[i.r. (_,iiald 1- urli . Lloiaumk I ' lrune. Noel Bonaeci. Lawrence Scverino, Jonathan -Meii;s. Bruce Marcus. nthony Moriello, Gerald Florentine. Those (ibseni: Herbert nlialtzer. Peter Bridlochs, Richard Fontecchio. Robert Iveson, Anthony Leone, Frank Lercben, Richard Miller. alpha phi delta fiiT ' Mil 1922 Ronald Firaloiie President George Diaiiianliis Vice-President Lawrence Severino Secretary Earl Aiif lerhei U ' Treasurer 163 WKWJf t tr:,l rou: [hnitilA l-,nu. Allan Mdi-iuii. K.tii a hiiiim. William Allison. John . i olai, Juliii Murpliy. Kicliard Joyoilnik. Miiliail Lindey. Adrian Morrison. Seronil row: John Marshall, Knd (Irisl. Richard Crissi-y. Lro van Dijk. Charirs Chopay. ( harlfs HjiTpr. Kent Kay. . tanwood Chiinhill. Clinton (ininwood. Rnlxrl Motirc. Edward (MianiliiTlain. Third roic: John liurn-. U illiaiii Mncjri-. Alhi-rt . il on. Sandy Bishop. Edward Miller. Kolurt l.mhlir. Neil liurKlit-r. Allan Crawfonl. Fri-di-rick Hi-yclcr. Ko(;ir OKiin. George Shurllefl, Paul Lindenmaier. Those absenl: .MbL-rt Deck, lJr ' iklf Urifijis. Kunald Uuchanan. Hallow Laiueioii. Ldiiiond (Annans. Raymond (]oltrr. Ronald Fowler. Albert Fritz. Ludwi;; Geil). Thomas Gorman, Richard Hiiline . allare Holme-, tt illiam Howe. William Kelley. Kii i ' ne Kemp. illiani Knerr. John K per. W illiani l.attimer. I ' aiil Layer. James Mar-hall. Rieluinl le(. ' arlhy, Donahl Mielke. Frederiek Murphy. Kenm-th I ' almer. Frwin I ' earson. Farli ' Peterson. Paul Peterson. Frwin Shall. Kiidulph .Sehusler. Alexander Walsh. alpha psi 15rla 1907 Kriil l ;i I ' rcsidt ' iil Slanuood ( !iiiii- -liill I ivv-l resident (.liiitoii ( r - -ii o)m1 S4 ' rrrliir (!liiii-|f lljcr| «- Treasurer I Ross Johnson President Kodncy Talliuan ive-I resident Daruin Novak Secretary illiain alker Treasurer Iota 1909 alpha signia phi First row: Carl Pfirrmann, John Beltz, Monte Riefler. Darwin Novak. Ro? Johnson. William Walker. David Kleller. Ken Keoujihan. Secunil row: Louis Porcello. Harry (!linlon. George Tamblyn. Lawrence Wood. Kenneth (Jrundhuri;. James Reid. illiam Powers. George Bradley. Third row: Ratan Tata. Gerald Linsnir. (ii nrL ' e Gcpniier. W illiam Churrhill, Janiei Tarhell. Edward Flanagan. Henry Porter, Paul Lawion, William Paul. William Niese. Paul Kelley. Those absent: Jennings Allen. Lester Bowers. Charles Crane. , siuart MaeDonald. John Migrue. Roy Pritehar l. Raoul Recio. John Romanaccee. Peter . sehlenker, Russell Taft, Rodney Tallnian. Charles Wells, Robert White. N illiiiiii Horknrr I ' residt ' iit I)aiii«-I Martin Scrrrtary Haven Emerson Treaaiirvr Thomas Slreahlorf Stenard B la Thcla 1««7 alptia tan omega I First row: Erne ' sl Miller. Jcilm Hi-on. Mlaii lliiiiiian, William Hi-rkner, Pelcr Groesclicl. John licwick. Wriiiii-li Vi-It r ri rn. Second row: ErnesI HuiiilxTl. Keith Marshall. Daniel Martin. Haven Emerson. Robert Goss -. Harvey I ' eet. Robert ( oyle. Ephriani McLean. William Day. Roherl Miller. Third row: (leorjie Cook, Roherl Ambrose. John Jenner. David Merwin. Janus Smith. L«-wis Hohhs. Vail Minton. William lireidsler. David IMe. I ' hili|) Kimball. l)....aM !!. M. I.Mii- I.,iin,i, y,iiirlh .■- 1 . ■. |i. M-il I. inn Mollaneauer. Kent Foster. Donalil Maleohn. James Foster, Allen Miller. Thomas I ' irone. Those absent: Ferry liradley. Alfred Cardone. William Davis. William DeLunfi. Paul Graf, Robert Hall, William Hoes hle. Geor ;e Hoover. Ronald Lon;;. Robert Lyle, Jamis Parker. Robert Phemister. Ronald Prokopy. Lawrenee Raub. Raymond Sant, Thomas .Sireahlorf, Riehard latum, William an Arnam, Evvin Walker. Robcrl Warrinjiton. HHirnrnn iiiiiBii Myiiiiiii! MIIIIIIIIIII ' MM MBIB| Ej Wt ' ' B . n m 9V m H f ffimff Hfc jL flfi ll ' V ' ■ hirst row: PfltT Miller. Kennt-lli Wing. Heiberl SlotMiR-r, Richard Sifvert. Paul .McConnell. Morton Adams. Second row: Fred Clark. Richard inccnt. James eisheck. DeV itt lirana};aii. ( Toswell Ireland. RonaUl Harling. Frederick Cioodricli. Rud(dph ; chuster. Frederick Murphy. Third row: John Porter. Harold Carman. Eric Myer. Harvey Barrett. Gordon . ' heldon. Harold Mcrrell. Raymond Pray. Robert Caldwell. Richard Phillips. Fourth row: Ronald Kaiiisdcn. Jolin Lyon,-. - iuUew Gantt. Cliarlc- Gialto, Peter Gardner. Don agg, Manfred Hoch. Paul Paffendorf, Frederick Kelsey. Merrill Johnson. Glen Maxon. Those absent: Robert Bull. Douglas Dedrick. Robert Hunter, Lyle Johnson, Eugene Johannes. Freder ick Koennecke, George Lamont. Fred- erick Marcus. Paul Read. Ronald Reeve, John Ruszkiewicz, Frederick an Deusen. Barry eidner. alpha zeta Coiiicll 1901 Croswell Ir« ' laii«l (.liaiuellor Roberl Bull (.piis«tr Harohl Merrell Scribe Paul IVI ' ( «niiieII i.hronivlor 167 First row: GeraM . liu.u i. i- i _ i,iii l;Lijik, Ln- I ' owar. Roh. i Pcllnian. Alan tlaiilur. Alan I ' ulaL fk. llarvfy Vt cissbard. Ki i( Eiscnkam. Arthur I ' inhcrj;. RolxTt Riili. Secunii row: Riclianl Rose, I)ouf;la Slii-fl. liarr Colin. Hfnry I.asky. Norman Colitn. Roliirl Alirams. Anthony Alter, . ' tiphrn W liss. .Sicvi ' n Skrainka. Thomas Kink. RoIxtI Bayer. Third row: .Man .Shapiro. Arnold Potash, Sirvi ' n Roberts, .Maurice .Markewiih, Paul .Abelson. I Ml If : II i! iii.iii. (]harh l.a inr. Koherl .Ma tT. . anun-1 hiiniMi;! 1. Koliert Eisennian. Alan . loeknofI. Those iibseiit: I. yon Cohen. Norman Kreednian. Joel (Jilbert. Ira Coldberj;. John (ireenberf;. Jon Harris. Arthur Jacobs. Edwin Kartman. l)a id Kielvon. Mark Le in. Harry l.ulrin. Arnold Meyers, Eu;;ene Meirowil . Jules Proekter. beta signia rlio Alplia l )l() Noriiiaii Cohen i.hniuvUor llrnr Laskv irr-( .li(in rll tr Al:m I ' olaxTk  « ( ( hiiiriniin Holx-rl Miner llinisr MaiKifier l(il{ Hicliard Kales I ' residtnil James White ice-President Erik Rosenllial Secretary James D )yle Treasurer Beta n.lla 1«79 beta theta pi First row: S illiam Colvin. James alsh. James Wooley. Richard Ziska. Theodore Wilson. (!artan Kraft. Donald Phillips. Roger .• herwood. John Kerher. John Burton. Second row: Max Mattes. James Smith. Richard .Shigekane. Peter Spurney. Jeffery W eise. Richard Eales. Janie While. Barclav Beahm. Bruce Lorig. Al Lleras. John Nehon, John Hendershot. Third row: Fred Klutey. Richard Hanson. John McHargue. Karl Fischer. Rohert Herron, illiam Adam. Albert Ike. Allen Newhouse. Frederick Wick, Samuel Cooke. Gary Rider. Joseph Dunheck. Joseph Johnson. Robert Cyprus. Fourth row: Cliarles Ruth. Jon Scburmeier. Frank (iibson. Jon Mazuy. Michael (,)uinn. Michael I)a ies. l)a id Hagan. Owen Davies. Erik Rosenthal. Eric Knud en. !a on McCracken. George Ladas. Stanley W oolaway. James Taylor. Those iihsent: David Biddle. Alan Butlerfield. John Denipsey. James Doyle, John Ewen. Michael Ciainey. Frederick (iehlbach. James Gray. Norman Juvonen. John Lindseth, Warren McLaine, John Rosenbaum, . Ia. Schlopy. Joseph Zimmermann. wmJW K RolxTl Ro r« ' r I ' rcs ' uU ' tit Paul Lay ' !- ive-PresitU ' iil l)« iial l (rillM ' i ' l Secretary Kiik M.rieaiN I Itfi ' iiir l.oiiric I Treasurers Coiii.ii i9;5;5 cayuga lodge Firsl row: Ronald Nolan. Ronald Franklin. Floyd Haff, Jay Fip- pinficr, Krnni ' tli Johnson. Wilbur O ' Donovan. Spco ' iiI row: TlionKis Ci llin . Albirl Sairrdoli-. Diiuylas Inni ' . KolirrI Boficr. Kdliirl Sliin. liirnard Lourii ' . Dunalil Taylor. Tliiril row: Saniui-l ( uopir. Hoiiald Andri ' ws, Howard Niclson. David Taylor. Glen .Sclunidi, liarlr- Joni-. Hiiliiird Spiro. Jo-ipli Krnalilo. Thasr iilisml : Janii ' s Ackli . Ki i)i rl dlir. Jamon Baker. Arlon Georgcr, Donald (lilhijl, Knick Karpis. liunran Kind)all. John Kinyon. Kolirr. Khinipc. Kranii Kiiickirhockrr. Ronald l.ani ' . I ' aul i.ayir. Allien Manchesler. Kirk MeCreary. Uavid I ' owir-. llujli • niilli, Krie Turshman. Ernest Zellcr. First row: Jolin Swoeney. Samuel Newman. Paul Ramsey. Robert W illey. Robert Slanwooil. Richard Eisinjier. Roger Dohn. Robert Rude. Alfred Hallam. Second row: Joseph Ruggie. Brian Miscall. Peter Litllefield. John Hunter. Randolph Haynes. John Howell. Floyd Downs. Richard Payne. Philip Otis. Charles Minarik. Thomas . pooner. Third row: David Kent. David Forman. W illiam Siles. W ilhur Sutherland, Andrew Snodgrass, James Stallkamp. Robert Harrel. W illiani Kent. Alfred Hahn. Those absent: Stuart Brown. Michael Curtis. John Dougherty. Michael Eschweiler. Ronald Geren. Perry Hall. John Henderson. Nelson Hyde. Law- rence Keenan. Malcolm MacKinnon. Edward Martin. John -McCabe. George McLean, John Rutledge. Leslie Scott. William .Scott. Frederick Sharp. Peter .Shurter. Robert Verstandig. Frank Wvskiel. chi phi Xi 1«6« Rolxrt Riuk Alpha Paul Kaiiisey Beta Floyd Dowiiji Gamma Joliii MiCalx ' Drila 171 Fini run: Jolwi I ' liillip?. Uii d Kk k. KchsanI Hod r. I ' aiil McOarlliy. Fn-dcrirk Altxandcr. Martin Hamar. Liland Honda. Doujila Love. Serunil rou : Richard Killiu-. Andrew (ampin II. I)a id (Grumman. Bruce Marshall. Clintim Walkir. KonaM Rinkir. Paul Trri;urlha. Walter Gundel. Peter liuclianan. Third run: (iarl Hedden. Arthur Vi i e. John Mrakeni. Henry ates. Elmer Endler, Richaril Phares, Francis Jacquitte, Thomas Al};er. James Broadhead. Guido Henry, Bruce Pfann, James Lilis. Fniirlh row: rinhp MiLarlliN. Karl Mrlhij;li. l ' . ' l sdrd at ' -. Ju-liii (..aiiurala. John I ' a(:nucco. Donald MeCiill, Andrew W inehrenniT. David Rideout. Sterliuf; W itliin ;ton. Peter Toild. Those iihseni: Thomas Oiswell. David Dunlop. David Kindlay. Thomas Hurd. Handd McOone. Richard Miller. Carl Muskat. Idor Saniuilson, Charles Slater. Raymond Smethurst. Joseph Thomas, David Warner, I ' hilip Winters. c hi psi l|.ha I ' si l}!69 ;ill r ( niiilt ' l I ' rt ' sidrnI Briiff .Mai h:ill ive-l ' resident Frcjicrirk I«- ;mh1 ' i- St ' tTflary Elinrr Kntlirr Treamiror 172 Rohtrt Mason A Ri.liar ! Moss B James MoFarlaii.l ' T James Sliiittlewortli D Cornell 1890 delta chi First roic: George Gilniore. Arthur Bugler, Marvin Denning, James MiFarlanH. Michael Henry. David Williams. Stephen Kahne. James Frank, Rolurt Aninger. David (iowdy. Cliarle- (jimhes. SeruntI row: Michael Nadler. Roliert ISruce. Kilwaril MiKiiinev. William Willis. Rol.crt Bra.lford. Kolurl Mason, be Berlin. DonaM Farley. Davi.l De Hell. Bclford Ku-el. Third row: John Dorner. Joseph . iil. John frank. Donald Spenser, John Holden. Harry liairstnw. William Katrai us. Richard Repetto. Crcne Frick- son. Harry Brierley, Richard Haggard, Robert Sunshine. Fourth row: John Ryan. David McCacklen. James Cohee, Frederick Schmill. Erik Gregerson, Peter Stiicker. Edward Cooper, Joseph Leird)ack. Prentiss Heck, John King, Frank RauselienhfTger. Roland Gregg. James .ShnttlcHorlh, Those absent: Richard Hildreth. Martin Krawicc. Richard Moss. Paul Nelson. William Rauschenherger. Nickolous Schneider. W illiain l  ii ' I ' rcsitU ' nt Jose IVIejer } ire-President Aiilluiny Kooiir-. Hushinii Clutirinan W all M Smilli Treasurer l) ' lla Chi l!!7() delta kappa ppsiJon 1 I First row: Edward Sheridan. James Lineberger, Stephen liailey, Riehard Arher. Richard Cowli-s. VinrenI Riggio. Timolhy Rolierl-. Seronil row: RichanI JohnM)n. (icdrge Duke, Alhirl I ' isliii. Mieliael (Irowley. Harry Fal((jn r, Marlin (Jarlhwaili ' . Jcaii Wil- liam! on. William Tuck. William Torrey. Third run: Clareiwc LaUonl.-. I ' .l. r Merrill, frank Brrin; . Jcilin Dim. nil. laik Rowland. Jolin lille. (iene Mcliarr. Mnrlin W riilrnliaimr. an;; in)n ae. riiioildrr (iui ' sl, alter . rnilli. TheiMlnri ' Hellrnann. Those iiliscnl: Knilrick (;niis . Kirliard llaini-s. Anllion Kocnu . Jose MejiT. Arlluir liil. Frank Heyiiiilils. Kohert RoeluiiT. John Smith, liinjaniin alci li. riiiniKi- Wright, Michael Clearv. James .-,li!,i. First row: John ( uniitiiii ;s. Jaint ' s Harper. Ilioina Mrrr wt-atluT. Robert Lmlwii;. Gunther Perdue. John Alwood. (ieorye Parker, Horace C.ollliel). Theodore Larson. Charles (!lark. Sernntl ron:: Albert Rea lin ;. Fred Hawley. Parker liloser. Miehael Stanley, Robert Liversidge. Potter Anderson. Leonard An lrev s. John Wiley, Phillip Dewey. Third rvw: James .Sirickler. Lawrence Scotl. Gilbert Land). David Koppes, Dardenne Tiffany, John Torborg, Craij; Fanning. Fourth row: .- rthur Gensler, Gerald Barnes, Du Shun Gini, Stanley .Mansfield. Martin Pope, William Shapleigh. Filth row: John liuker. W illiam Raleijih. Alan Kiiiliree, John Osborne. John St. Clair, Keilh John-on. Peter Harldegen, Richard Riltenhouse. Joseph isconti. Thomas Lyng. Edward Hincldifl. liryci ' Riltenhouse, John Howard. Those atisent : David Alcaide. Edv ard Cameron. Francis DeCiress. Gerard Drummond, Cord Hansen-Sturm. Mangan Letts. David Loeser, Lawrence McGoldrick, William O ' Hrien, Donald Pulver, Drew Smith, Alan Stone, delta phi I ' i 1«91 John IIo var l President Artliiir Gensler t ire-l residettt William O ' llrien Serretary SlaiiU ' v IManslirld Treasurer 175 VTT7 First row: F iiiiliu I ' ltlanili. Mamul Kiirir. .|ci-i|i|i i nnnn, I larni- Sulli an. Junius FJrown. Lie Drake. Currif Klioad-. .Sciwk row: Michael Kiakins. Riilianl Sli-warl. John Maclay. William nilirsi-n. Kcilh Slewarl. Herman Osmers. I ' eler aiulenberi;. Tliroilorc W ei-. . Third row: Kreeman W (lod. (!anipl)ell Harlan. Peter . rhnerk. Lewis Gravis. John Goettsrh. Huyh l)in ' ;lc. Fuurlh row: John Evans. Peter Fleming, William Ki[ig. DiMinis llaverly. M.ulil.i- I I auk. Ill-all Hlnuii. Kmo KmI-i-. msi .;. ' ..•(, . l h liald liall. Uruce lieek. Roy IJehlin . L)a id Herry. I.eifihton liurns. Donald Corey. .Sluart Cotton. John Culver. Charli-s Dane. John Kdsall. James Eves. Howard Greene. Ronald Hildion. John Hollon. William Krell. Robert . agler. Charles .Nathan. I)urlle Norton, Charles Rogers. Robert Snyder. Thomas Webster, lierl W ' esta, Robert W ' inship, John Youngs. delta tau delta Uvln Omicron l () K« ' illi SloMirl PresiiU ' iit William .Viuh ' ix-ii } ut ' -l ' rvs ' uU ' ut .loliii Marla HrrnrdiuiX Sturrlary Williaiii Kins: Irftisntrr 17() Domiiiirk Pas«|iiale Prescient Thomas Keating Vice-l ' rrsidenI Barry Tliarp Secretary C.iikII 1«69 delta upsilon First row: Peter Kellogg. George Kitrhie. Dunalil iciiiik. Ooininick I ' a qualir, illiani Huffer. John Gill. Roger MiiMlekauf. Frank Machine. Second roti: Bob Ray Davis. Cyru .Seigfried. John Mayfield. Robert Higgens. John Teare. . lan Vaughn. Joseph Raziano. Riehard Gross. Richard Tevebaugh, Fredrick Harwood. Third roic: John Strozier. Anthony Atkinson. Jeretny Johnson. James Harri ' on. Jo-eph Penro-e. Rediert Rogers. Riehnrd Farina. George .Stuhr. Those absent: Fredrick Andresen. Daniel Fianifaldi, Rodney Beckwith. Cyrus Benson. William Burke. Aiilhnny Ga-hen. John Goplaml. Da id Davis. James Drennan. Davitl Fcktd. Thomas Giffl. Thomas Keating. David Loysen. David Nye. Russell Pahiuter, Peter Perine. John . ' ieler, Howard Taylor. Barry Tharp, Thomas XV ebb. James V ray. RDDC Michael Liiu-liaii President Peler Liii«lai)iii ' y ice-President Riclianl Hayes Secretary I)a i ls ii Keller Treasurer Cainina 1 i f i kappa alplia First row: Jrr i l.an (li n. Julin Hal(irl l. Goorf;f Conablr. Nornian Hall. Morliriiir Hut( liin -. John oiviir|sk . (!liarli Beck. Kolirrt Kurno. .Seaiinl row: I ' aul Schaliii, John Huiilrr. Davidson Killer, Charles Aliiiy. Peter Lindahury. Miehael Limlian. I lioiiias Tultle. Charles .Niuhie. Riehanl Hayes. Lindsay Polloek. Third row: Donald Graves. Douglas Lee. Slephen Beck von Peccoz. John Morrison. M.nilr.d ' s.«.i,i. Rixlncv Lauer. Maitland Cordon. Tlionia- Harl ell. Sidney Fisl er. Fourth row: John Bradshaw, .Sherwood Bliss. Roderick DeKonjie. Otis Bynuni. Lawrence Jack- son. iNelson Woelirle. GeoTfie Link. .Slephen Brij:ge. Knimett Sntlon. Holiirl Kalier. Those absent: Jolin Birddii Id. Johnslon Bradish. Jeremy Kitzpalrick, Terrence Howard. .Mfri-d Jacobsen, Otis Keller, Charles .Marshall. James Todd, Fred Wightman. First niii: Fmlrru k Hi.-litc. liimc Glfiui. Lrt- Cdiljrtt. Don Tarlmtlon. David liall. John an Horn. Second row: Fredtrick Drewi ' s, liruce S liillon. John Padget. Leslie Doerschuf;. Thomas Kyers. David Mitihfll. John Imre, William Cotton. Third rnu: Mail Kiddifuiil. Clilliiid Parks. Konalil Dunhar. Craig .Smith, rUirUr Pountcy. James halen. John Rapp. Rolie-rt Terry. Richard Nrwman. Thuse absent: David Hansflman. Edmond Kefley. John Mincka. Phillip .Shaplcy, William Zwerman. kappa delta rho L.«k.AJ. l L. Beta 1913 James halen President Biirlye Pouncey V ice-President illiani Zwernian Secretary John Iineka Treasurer 179 3W hirst row: Mark h iiikclslcin. Mark niisliin. KoIutI exier. John Durso. Midiacl Gerslioii. Daviil Blank. Leonard Becker, . ' lanley Goldherg, Stephen Fine. Second row: Martin Frank. Riehard Robbing. Julius Keinleib. Lee Phillips. Howard (!itrin. William Gold. Robert Jacoby. David Remnek. Martin .Schwartz. Robert Edelman. Gerard Zelin. Third row: Michael Freeman. Noel Herbst, .Stephen Lepp. Arthur F.delstein. Meyer (iross. Byron Golden. Stephen Emerman, Gerald Zeillin. Stephen Bender. Allan Hotiman. tiplien l ineinan. Those iibsent: iJavid liurkuni. Alan Braun. Alan (ianiaros. Herbert FeiMl)er !;, Donald Fellner. Harold Gilnian. Michael (Joldslein. Bruce Herold. .Marvin Kaplan. Gerald Kleinbauin. John Laeinle. Bert Lipitz. Harvey Loeb. Peter . ' NioviMidji ' r. .Man Roi koiT. Fdward Rojiers. Leonard Rosen. .Man .Seelinfreund, . ' idncy Sulier. Edward W ein-tein. Gilbert X cisbord, Allan ini ' -zner. Morris ' tajiuda. I happa nil I I Ali lia Jk ' la 1931 KoImtI .I;irol I ' r4-si(lriil Ia-i- riiillip ivf-l ' rrsitlviil lloNsanl (lilriii 1 rt ' tisiin ' r .liiliii- I ' riiilrih Hi ' rtirdiiif: Srtr ' l ir 180 i : i Heacli kiilil iwnitnl Master Briiil Doifihlon (inmd I ' rtniirofor Henry Paiils«Mi (iratul Scribe Duy ' ul Grant Irrund Treasurer Alpha Ka| |)a 1«92 kappa signia first row: Pablo Toro. Frank Williams, l.inroln Hi fiins. Kalpli HofinT. An Harrington. Al Holilin. Rolicrt Palniquist. William !i( ' arlhy. William Russoncllo. Second row: Henry Lfulliardt. John Ur Kiirlf. James McCartliy. Stanley Whitten. Donald Kilwards. (ieorge Saiiler. Richard I.e in. Rolnrt Strapliin. Nathan Parks. John Ahearne. Kiidy yuiro . Third row: Thomas Keefe. Kot;er liowker. Henjaniin Ivy. Roliirl lirown. (!liarlis Unrlon. I ' elrr Stifri. Richard Dcnker. Michael Long. David (Irani. Rcdiert lliinkin-. Peier ( a i:r;iin. Ilrint Dei hlim. Michael Kehoe. Fourth rote: Daniel Hunter. Robert Rest. John Kelly. Donald Johnson, Byron Park. John Norberg. Houston Macintosh. Arlluir Mainetti, Robert (Coryell. Henry Paulsen. John Marcbell. Myric Freeman. Those absent: W illiam Angell. Roger lilakely. Louis liucciarelli, Jereniy Ruckley. Gardiner (A)llins. Louis Costair ' -a. Ridfe Cuthbert, Waller Frank. Barry Henry. Alan Koloseike, Beach Kuhl. James Lew. .luseph Manganello. Robert Meade. Richard Mo er. ( eorge Nichida-. Edwin P(}pi-. Robert Randle. (lary Raiidorf. Marcus Kiddiin . Ronalil Roberts, Robert Spicher, .Mbcrto Torruella. PK Janu l ' lunk« ' ll I ' rr.sidt ' iil John CiiillniKtiil iri ' -Presiflent alliK-e W  lff Sevretary K:i iiioi ul Soars Treasurer Oinici ' oii 1913 lanibda chi alpha First row: Peter Genovese, Jose Atiizaid, Ric-liard Lucas, Roger Johnson. James Plunketl, Raymond Sears. Roherl (. ' arson. Robert Lasii-uski. ( arl Ipdlirink. (ieorjie an Coll. Sciiirifl raw: Waltir Emhsir, Ralph Deeds. Thomas Kemsler, AlhiTt Kurdle. Alan Hofihind. Thomas Fh ' leher. David liurke. Rohert Lee. Terrance Clapp. Henry Kammerer. Thin! row: .Man itherspoim. Rohert Lewis, David MeConnell, Robert (Mark. John Sehnieder, Ronahl l)ahh|uist. Raymond Men-na, Wendell Finj- ' ar, Edward Parazyn ki. David liarli rs. f- ' mirtfi rtnv: Dou;:ia Mair. .lohn ( Tuill ' inuril. Adolf .Muenker, James Manion, George Nagle, Ranier Greeven, Richard Tirluine, Wallace dH, Douglas Li ' wis. F.lmore Parmeli ' , Kcric Kei;errei . Thosf ahscnl : (;harle lirook , William (!haler. I ' hilip lorde. William Fowler. William Haiisir. . chuvler llollowa , (!hesler Kuznicki. (Jarl . lenger, Frederic Muj;ler. John Nicolai. .Stephen Osier. John Paris. Richaril Rathhun. Joseph Skaptason. Hi-nry Strunk, John Tallman. (!raig Tenbmech. Paul TiTiii. (barbs Way. (ieorfic Wcbmi ' ver. Nicidas W in . First row: Stanley W itzel. Paul Corwin. Antliony Palminteri. Allan Aliearne. Harolil Jenkin . Alvin Schwartz, Robert Briggs. Harold Bonil. SeronH row: Keilli Orts. Carl Nelson. Andrew Williamson, Frederick Oehme. Mark Morris. John Ferrell. Sydney Quartey. Third row: Roger Laundy. Anthony Caciagli. Donald Westee, James Noonan, Sam Hutcliins. Nicolas Shatzlc. James Brayton. Fourth row: Abram Zelir. Merle Loveless. Anton Tewes. George Baer. Donald Davidsen. Miller Cook. Filth roiv: Richard Capra. Herbert an Kruiningen. Robert Rasey. William Zitek. Those absent: Richard Abbott. James . postolides. Eric Archer, Ara Ayanian. William Baker. Gerry Bezner. John Black. Louis Bowers, Robert Burgess. Cyrus Card. William Crandall, Daniel Davis, Gerald Davis, William DuBiel. Peter Ebertz. John Frink. Mark Geronimus. Charles Gould. Harold Gray. Sbehlon Hagar. Richard Hoffer. James Hudson. John Jackson. John Jeffers. John Jeffrey, (Jeorge Jordan. Fre d Kern. Albert Lalschar. Andrew Lavingiictte, Donald Lein. esley Lindquisl. Raymond Long. John Lowe. James -Mancuso. Rodney Merz. John Meyer. Thomas Murray. Thomas Nytch. Raymond Olson. John Post. Donald Prilchard. Eilwin Rague, Richard Sliope. Daniel Sickmiller. Philip Weber. Donald Wirth. Albert Vi (lodin . Richard Woolev. omega tau sigina Beta 1911 Anthony Palminteri President Paul (ItH ' uin I ire-Presideiil Stanley ilzel Secretary Philip VJ ' eber Treasurer 183 WKWC I ifs row: Massoud Allan. tan Kollar. Harvey Ko rni)latt. Arniiiil Fruclit, Mike Tanmiiliauni, Pi-lrr Yarrow, I ' aiil liiiurdius. JdiI HrndliT. Mel W eiss. Second row: Kolx-rl Dunn. (Charles W i-issman. Alan Goldman. Hrnry Goodman. Richard Tcmpcrson. Philip Kromer. Donald Kanr. James lielasro. Maleolm I.owenlhal. Daniel . rnon. Arthur (ioldwater. Third row: Harvey Freeman. David Snyder, Gary Fronie. Alhert Waldo. Pelcr Hollorff. Arthur I ' fefTer. Jerome Ginsburg, Stanley Bernold, Malcolm Klores. Hirnard herster. Harry Fox. Gerald Hirseh. Kiehard Kossofi. Fourth row: lonle Shaw. Martin lilinder. John Sarna. Paul liodner. Fred Wallach. Jay Miller. Harold (iordon. Hoherl Schneck. Koherl Kuliin. Sanuiil Lewis. Lawrence Glassher . David (loldher . I ' aul Morris. Kichard Hamlet. Those absent: Howard Ahel. Leonard Kdelslein. William Fisen. Da id Harris. Koliert Levy. Jay Perlman. riiedilore Saliol. Slanlr ' v Skollar. Hiihard Steinher . pJii alplui Al|.lui Iota 1952 Jiiiiio lt -l:i r  rrt ' sifh ' iil Donald k;mr I ii-r-l ' rr.sitlrtil Alan ol lin:in Srt-rrlary Slaiilo itrrnoiti Trt ' iisiiirr i::i Scott Lewis Presidt ' iil Hiilpli Fallo7. i lirpifrfrr Garrison Davidson Secretary Jerome Kraiis House-Manager New York Alplia I}{72 pJii delta tlieta First row: Joseph Rice. Lawrence Hernaril, Hruee Steele, Les John -on. Raymond Meajilier. Raymond ( rooke. Edward Connell. Burks Haniner. Second row: Richard Ro-e. Daniel Davis. Chapman Young. Pliillip Krafl. Ronald Schroeder. W illiam Seymour. Burlon Melcher. Rohert liorland. 1 W acUworth. Ralph (iailoz i. Michael Horner. Thiril roir: David Yates. Phillip .Mathe on. .lolin Lake. David Rempe. W illier (]uddv. (iarrison Davidson, (leoriie Snvder. fJ.iM.K I ' lirk.r R..l..ri Carwick. Fo„r,l, r,,„ ■ | ' l,ill,,. ' l;..|.,n-..„ MRi m A ' ' Da i l Haggart. Scott Lewis. William Springer, Hector Peralta, Robert Huntington, .lohn Kenlin. illiam Piirson, James Friday, Peter Weir. Richard Allman. Frederick Horner. John Osier, Samuel Bookhinder. Richard W inheld. Richard lirocklcman. James Larrimore. Those iilisent: Richard Butler. Jerome Kraus. illiam Long-lreel. Roderick lac lilhin. Douglas NIatheson. Waldo Myers, Rohcrl Morion. lla id Randall. James Rosborough. Robert Taylor, W il|i;iM. Trnnl.!. ' I.Im. W il - wwjov .) ' ii (ir( ' « ' iis] aii Siiperiitr L,ii M ' viu-f AIm ' Iiikiii I it-t ' -Sii ftrriffr Da i l IW ' Isky Secrt ' tary Barr« ' ll aviie Treasurer F| sil( ii l )11 plii epsilon pi First row: Micliarl X arnn. Frank Litiht. Kiihaid I liiiiiip on. William Diamond. Marshall Simon, Peter Van Raalte. Seriinil row: Ricliard Sehulman. Joseph Krii ' s, Erie Zil mann, Roherl Kvans. Lawrence Ahelman. Jerry Greenspan. Barrett Wayni ' . Howard Semer. Miehael Naj;ler. Third row: Lawrence Parki-r. Paul Aralow. Peli-r Schulhof. Smart Fisehman. F ' rank Jeffrey, (Urald Saks. Ridjert Coifnian. David .Sei ller. Herl)erl Salm. FdwanI Grossman. Michael (Carver. .Stuart Edell)ert;. Fourth row: I.esiri .Adelman. Henry .Siegel, Theodore Werntz. Melvin Seolt. Petri Oi-ltintier, (ierald Levey. Marvin Pinn. Michael Joseph. Nhiofri il Koos. ,Sidne HelliT. Jerrv Kiihel. Those absent: Alan Alperl. Marshall lielkin. David lielsky, Rohert liernstein, James liiben, Mordeiai Ulausteiii, Hoherl Ulack, Si nuind Rlooni. Leo Hutzel. Daniel Cohi-n. Jeronii ' (!ohn. Leonard Feinsiein. Karl Friend. George Gclh. Arthur (Joldlnrg. Jack (Jcddklang. Howaril Hollz. Harrv ' Huret. Ku icne Klein. Nelson Kline. Michael Kramer, Michael Lcvinc. Melvin Miller. Jonathan Ostrow. Michaid Perle. Roherl Perrin, Leonard Ruhin. Donald Schan ' . Rolicrt Lris, Julian Weinber . Roherl Meager. Firsl row: Donald Schive. Richard Pratt. James .StansficUl, Donald Marden, Pi-ter Hrarn, James Quirk. Robert Black. Second row: Ralph Prescott. Rol)ert Bailey. George Gulick. Clyde Nixon. Scott Papenfus. Donald Frisch. ' William Brown. Thin! row: Garl Berner, John X ' illianls. . lberto Santamaria. Alhin Strandheri;. LeRoy Judge. Peter Bowman. Fourth row: Wally Duncan. Herbert Hess. Langston ' einberg. Edwin Helmick. William Cullen. Hans Kalinka. Woody Br ant. Kenneth Braden. Ernest Cide. Fillh row: Donald Meyer, Kenneth Pollack. Eskil Ericson. Edwin Martin. James Todd. Robert Metzger. William Eigen. Eugene Bowles. Those absent: Thomas Akins. William Belig. Benjamin Bowker. Thomas Brady. Blair Campbell. Robert Endries. Roger Garrett. Roy Glah. Henry Harvey. Girald Knapp. John Lawrence. Dana Lerch. Wake Myers. Burton Tibbits. Fred Thomas. Ronald Wade. Milton Wallace. Peter eeks. Joseph Weinschenk. Kent Woloson. phi gamma delta KapjKi Nil 1888 Rohrrt Black President Cly Je IVixoii Treasurer Carl Berner Recordiiif; Secretary W illiaiu Bi ' lig CorresjnmtUug Secretary 187 BCW First roll-: Ji-tfi-r on Lt-lfiii ' iwill. Donalil liiTiiard. Kolurl Moore, Elwooil Mo-iiT. Janus _Mitihi-ll. Kirt (Jiiiik. I ' thr Hand. Rirliard Jora«li. (Jforgc llanna. W illiani Grovcr, Harlan Calkin. Second row: illiani Hudson. John Lt-ighow. David McCurdy. Cliarlrs Kenyon. (iliarlcs Dorman. Richard Coir. Ronald Jorascli. Kolurl l.ynrh. Bradford Howes. Claylon Chapman. FMward Itiirdiik. Rii ' liard F.ilwards. Theodori CJravcs, George .Malhias. Third rote: Frank Clark. William .Miller. John Weaver. John Jay. Lowry Mann. Thomas Guili. James Caldwell. William Ran. Robert Lonp, Lee Ferjiuson, Beckley Brown. Georjie Pash. John Dallon. Talsuo .Matsushita. James Beatly. Fourth row: John Gardner. .Man Foose, Barlley Frueh. Paul Andorn. Riehard arni-rke. Riehard Hurd, Paul .Syhold. William Mount. David Williams. James (!oalsworth. Richard . chriefer. John () Hagan. Harry W altner. Richard Kinjis- land. (Christian Hallon. Rohert Johnston. I)a iil Pratt. Those absent: Frederick Beck. illiam Garrow. Henry Gerhart. Harry Halac. John Kelly. James McDonald, (ieorge Merrill. Hugh Motlern. Carl Prohaska. I. eon Rosseau. Richard . ' lormont, William Taher. pJii kappa psi N« v York Alidia Jl 69 John l.ci :li l ros ' nlvnl illi:iiii IIikUoii ii r-l ' rrsidrni Hriuiroi-il ll4 K« s Srrrt ' liiry Kicliaril (iolc ' I rfd.siiirr W ayiir Taylor Al thn Duiiald Garrell Sigma John Davis T m Rcxford Pelerson Kusliiiig Chairman Alpha Hlio 1911 phi kappa sigma First row: W illiain Spt-iclen. Harry (ioulil. Daviil Krlls. John na i-, illiain l.iil . KciIktI Mirlifl. John Autfn. JiTornf l.ar-on. Kiiharil Johii on. (!ri?lic Cuilili ' hack. Second nm: V.vor v Krndall. John Bodfnniann. Urailley Lynch. John Roherts. Rexford Pelrrson, Robert M ' ]arlhy. (ieorue Cle su a! . Wayne Taylor. Kenneth Gilletl. Philip Moran. Orin Jenkin.-. Cyrus Kno vle , W illiani Post. Those ahspnt: John Bailey. James HaiiinLiarrlner. KrUvarcl Hneh- ualil. Kenneth Cestone. Ir e Dell. illiain E arts. Donalil (Barrett. X alter Hartline. Robert Hoofisioi-l. Henry Hutto. ( ' harles Jarvie. John Kin;:. Kevin Mnrjihy. (Jerald .Nalewaik. Howard Pederson. illiani Polk. Smart Kiiiiardson. Clyde Riley. Joseph Roebuck, Vi ' illiain Romano. Alvah Stone. ICdward Ta lor. Raymond WVtz- steon. John Wilde. Donahl Wiuidworlh. Ra moiid Zelek. UC ' Harry B« y«l I ' residriil Kii ' hard HraiuU-iilM-r I ici ' -l ' n ' sidenl Sln ' r  oo 1 I?rif: i;s Spcrplary .loliii Miiiiiilli Treasurer Alpha Tail 1901 pJii kappa tau First row: Kobrrl (ialliii iT. Micliarl Marirti. Sliriwoiul l!ri f;s. Steven Cruly. Gary Divino. Jack l.iehiT. Arthur (Jillclt. John I.oIk). Second row: (Graham J(ilin (in. l)a iil Menard. Jdlin Ho . Koju-r Wolff. Lee Swart . Harry lioyd. Donald Crean. William liootli, John .Srhuerj;er. Donald Ma on. Third row: Richard Ho tirinan. Ceorjie Bartlin;:, David I ' inkney. Jidin Pax. (lilhert HiTr. Stanford Hutchi-on. Kred Clark, ( ' harle Winn. Kirharrl lirandinlirrii. DaMcl Kriedri(k . Fiiinth ran: Daniel . ei lrl. Kieliaid Kirllaml. Janie Rae. Kolxrt Hendrick-. Lawrence . anlllcci. John Miiiiulti. Thomas. Coundil. Koherl I ' irry. Jarne! Dunne. (Chester Maple. Those absent: William Hailey. David lirown. Donald (Calhoun. Kohert Carrie. Jame- Dix. Ilerlii-rt Johnston. James Kelly. James Newcomhe. (!liar!es aldron. I ' eler Woods. First row: Martin Miintrr, Monror Karct .ky, l,ii nar(l t.uliar, Michael Slone. Bruce Slovin. Stuart Linnick. Roger Haloua. Jack Karp. Paul Blau. Gerald Mantlell. Second row: Fred ( lark. Burton Saliol. Heri)ert (ainnnin , Joseph Lanza. Jeffery Laikind. Sheldon Lapidus. Har ey Miller. Alan Newman, Gordon Rn lon. Peter Bernard. Third row: Malcolm Skolnick. Joseph Herzher;;. Richard Parker. Leonard Katz. Burton Ahrens. Richard Hai. Martin Sahn. George Levinson. Stephen Hochman. illiam Resnick. Jack erhlow, Alan Krass. Daniel Arnow. tHiirth row: Richard Weiss, Donald Brout. Paul Mayer, (ierald Poll. .Steven Bauin. Paul Sloman. . anmel Bernstein. Rohert Mayers. Richard Minsky. Earl Hodin. . ' teven Segal. Martin WOlfe. Barry Bloom. Fred Kaye. Those absent: Myron Aranson. Michael Berger. Peter Bermas, Ronald Blau. I)a id Davis. Barry Evans. Michael Isaacs, Aaron Kassofl. Anthony Kovner, Alan Rasch, Alan . ' halov, Lawrence Tettenbaum. phi signia delta Bcla 1912 Hriu ' Sim ill Prpsidt ' iil Gordon Kostoii ) ice-President Jark Karp Recording Secretary Michael Stone Treasurer 191 J: I,! - i. !! I i|.-Mi,. I ' , I,- i.„ i;..ii.ii-. n.ivi.i Ui-lis. iiill Kerry. Jim C.omly. allrr Wliilman. Koyoc Williams. Dave Hannum. Ronnie (Jowan. Hufih HdII. Secoml row: Dick Dent. Bob Smart. Tom Pali ' rson. Conrad Eseiidero. Herb Doi;:. Roy Opilz. Paul Snare. Joe Kilzsimmons. Steve Hall. Frank Lynrli. Foss Kinney. Tom Andrews. Thin! row: Ro er Wiley. Bill Sloops. Jark Ri-olir. Boh I hlinfier. IJarrell Dean, huiiean Hopkins. Bol) Menger, Ron Fielill. Freil Smith, liiph Joliennin ' ;. Millanl Ripley. F, III nil mil : I ' .oli i lij- . 11.11 1 iMi l:i . I ,:iiii. Claude Carritt. Gaines Post. Bernard .Mlaiison. Douy Johnson. Bill .Seott. Boh Quenrer. Ross Hoffman. John Wiley. Those absent: Ted Buettner. George Cadwell. John ( antlay. Jerry Chandler. Georgi- ( hurm. Boh {;ook. Ralph Cornwell. John Crawforil. John Crowe. Bob (Jeorge. Phil tirinstead. Charlis Mill. Boh Hoffman. Dick Kurtz. W erner Lomker. Lee MacKcnzie. John Mannix. F.verelt Met!ooey, Roger Melzger, .Nick andi-rwull, Jim Wright. phi sigmn kappa Cainina litB ) ltol M ' ii :« ' r ] itv-l ' rvs ' nU ' tit Hon Kirlill Treasitrer Fr« ' l Smilli Srirrliiry 102 myrw Richard Gould President Colin Br« viiiiiji Vice-President Blake (lullcu Treasurer Diiane Heineniaii Secretary Btia Tluta 1917 pi kappa alpJia First row: Clayton Duilley. Leonard Lohello. Ronald Nielsen. Peter Stocky. Edwin McCrolian. illiain Smith. Donald House. illiain Morrison. Second row: Lincoln Campus. Richard Rusch, Edward .Shieh. Arthur Barnes. James Hegenharth. Allan Bean. David Rietz. Lawrence Moran. Third row: John Lalzer. Duane Heineman. Paul Toniczyk. Kenneth Gordon. Terence Crinnan. aufihn Larrison. Benjamin Powell, (ilenn Wise. Fourth row: .Man Miller. Thomas Leonard. Ernest Von Borstel. Stephen Padar. Robert Elder. Robert McConnell. Harry Miller. Fred Ehrlich. John arren. Alexander Shealy. Leonidas Kallerges. Those absent: Colin Browning. Blake CuUen. Benjamin Egerton. Robert Eorste, Richard Could. Robert Hasselt. Dominic Longo. Gerald Michael, incent Napoliell. Geoffrey Paine. Donald .Secor. Robert Taylor. (Gordon Wattles, John Webb. Robert t egry n. John Vi est, David an Buren. W illiaiii Thoriie Prvsideut Allx ' i-t Pallorsini Treasurer (i« ' orjjrr Dawson Secreltiry David Coward ardeu VA 1921 pi kappa phi First row: Vi illiani Fiarnsiili ' . Raymonrl Wi ' snofskr. (Iharlry Potter. John McyiT, Grorfir Hanta. Harold l.on . Mi ' liai ' l Avrry. Scioiul row. Paul Krilcr. Frank Ma alliat-, Kmialcl Siifriid. Koliirl DoHd, (icorjic Knapp. illiani Kdhiii ' -on. Hinry Jiilinson. W illiani Hirkok. Third row: Saniiiil Hiilchins. Allurl Pallirson. William Norlli. Eilwaril Monalian. Paul Haas, John Loose, illiani Thome. Fourth row: hrederirk Schncidir. David (!nwnrd. Jnlin I vncli. John llerrnian. William Hanle. Alan Ruger. John lilamhard. Fifth rotr: Kdwin Haj:ne. ( ' al in iiofe. Joseph Adain . Kenneth Murray. (Ier ase CJatrs. Charles I.ei-. Those absent: Koherl liurns. Koherl (!laypoole. Thomas l)a ern. tJeorp- Dawson. Dali ' F.dwards. Roherl Fhimerfell. Alexander Piper. Jerome (Juinn. Kmilio Rios, Richard Sliear ' r. mi ' First row: Paul Li ' iinc. (!liarlfs Jaim . Ju.-ipli Ltvi , Sttli New berger. Kenneth Rosen. David Inkeles. Michael ( urnman. Robert Abranis. Robert (Joldljeri;. Richard Horwieh. Tom (Johlen. Jerry Cininiet. Seconil rnif: Arlhur einlraub. Kdward Hanis. Richard Alweil. Paul Gladstone. Neil Todreas. David Mack. Jim Perelman. John Ueil. Martin Zales. Iiarr Bocknian. Peter Honig. .Martin Pollack. Third row: Donald Jacobs, Robert Axelrod, John Wol- berg, Mark Chestler, Harry Fertik, Michael Goldey, Robert Paul, Fred ilynian. Charles Gersun, Jun I ' aslciuack. Kchsard Wind, William .Sahlein. Fourth row: Mel Rose. (Jerry Freedman. Paul Teicholtz, Lloyd Rosenfeld. Jerry Weiss. Joel (Joldber;;. Stephen Katz. Gideon Rutenberi;. Paul Rosenberg. John Marx. Stanly Ulau. Sandy Rosen. Hank Stark. Those absent: Marty Blalt, Mark Corlell. Harvey Dale. Michael Greenher}!. Lenord Horn, Arthur Mack, Emile Nejame, Mel .Spitz. pi lambda phi Doha 1«96 Neil Todreas President i)a i«l .Mat ' k ice-l ' resident John Vi eil Secretary Jim Perelman Treasurer Ifi TS I ' j.i J lirsi luic li..|M-ll , luil.i. J.i ll.M.k.l, .l„lill W, 1,-1. I. Unli.ll Duiinr. Vi illiain I ' lalioily. Lawniirr Hrownc. Jaini ' s (!ullin. Second roic: IJenjamin (iliappli ' . Uink ( liaroriiiiliol. l.awli)r Kick. Vi illiain Sullivan. Daviil Hiasli-y. Rolii-rl Banlz. Janus O ' Hriin. William Barslow. Third row: Karl Foster. John Mitcliiil. Ailin (iapron. John Merklc. Harold Hloili. Roliert Critcs. William Gorgas. Donald Barljcr. Colin Caniplxdl. Douf ' las Mcrkle. F.dfiar Vant. Fntirth roll-: Kdward W ri lil. Holirrl Li-I. James Mar-liall. I.oiii- Jordan. Kim-l lluiiii. Dmii U- (.i.piilr. ll.il.. il li.ill. William lirown. Davis MeKin. KolirrI Slaliy. James Spindler. James Sherrill. (!harle- Robinson. Lawrence I ' earson. John SehiehliT. Daniel (Irnaf. Archer Des(!o ;nels. Philip Kiieen. Oretiory Jone , Charles lilair, William Os{;ood. Those absent: Charles Arniin;:lon. Peler Roiilon. (Charles lirown. James ( ' oleman. Jolin Oocki ' tl. John l)a id e. John KishiT, Rolierl Knowle-. I ' aul Logan. William Tit emever. Herman anl.okeren. F.ric ' l iieli. psi upsilon Chi 1!!76 Colin (!ani|ilM ' ll I ' rt ' sitli ' iil .(olin Srliifl)lfr I itr-l ' ii ' sltlriil Charlf ' H Koi iiis  ii Sprr« ' t(iry l ' liilli| Kiircii I i-4 ' iisiirvr 196 Barry Tepper President Carl Smith I ire-President Irving Baiini Secretary illiani Ryersoii Hotiseniunuger Cornell 1905 seal serpent First roil : Haney Younj;. Albert Alseilek. Ricliard Dri-lier. Roper Boulton. Barry Tepper. Andrew Hospo l )r. To l(l Kennedy, Law- rence Hart. Paul Jenkins. Second row: Richard Healy. Joel Jankowilz. Bernard Morse. Harry Davis. William (!ral)tree. William R er-iin. (;arl Sniilli. Ir inu Uanni. Third row: William Hoxnlnii. Harlan Harrison, Peler Skay. Harniin Wood. Allen Landretli, William Alierene, Norman Brockmeier, William Badper. Those ubseni: Richard Edginton, Donald Fairman, William (ialvin, Thomas Hiird. W ilfreil Kleniperer. (Iharles Macmilian. DiinaM Redlirh. D.iiiald Warren. mm- ' B - H J Hr lUL ' K A W M hr . m Hr- ' 1 - A i ----- . • . - .. Ceraltl l-achowirz Eniiuent Arthou IMiilip Monro ' Eiuiiu ' iil Ih ' imly irclnm K( lM ' rt TiiriuT Eminent Recorder Donald Krrtor Emiueut Treasurer Ne« York Al|)li:i 1«01 sigina alpha epsilon First row: Jaiiirs Day. Todd Jinkin-. KitiI Hcwill. Kalpli Uoericki-. William Eslibaii li. Tlirodon- Miinday. Roliirl HrolliiTs. W arri ' n W ajinir. Hu};li Ziinmcrs. James Hol)soii. Serunil row. Kujirnc (lasf. James (Jlenn, Jack McCormirk. Thomas I ' arrisli, Harry Maliri. Perry Weleh. William Standi ' n, David Windham. Ihiward Miller. Philip Monroe, (ierald Lacliowiez. . ' Iiiarl Maurer. Theodore Au-lin. .Stephen KtHil . Donald Keelor. Kichard I ' der-on. Third run: John ( avaiiau h. Konalil Demer. William Tyler. Honald Self, Roherl Neuman. Roherl Apple(;ale. Kudolpli Mel ner. Keith Jolinson. I e|er (!riirii. loliii Maeiiuftie. John Hierlmr-t. Rcdierl lliilehins. KiehanI Roi;us. I)a iil Hu(;le. Iiiiirlli row: James lla kin-. rlliur Hrooks, Brian KImer. (ilenn Lifiht. ( ' allaway llin, W illiarn MeEvoy. W illiam Still, W illiam Srhumaeher. Roherl Knechlel, I ' hilip Walson, William Ainsworlh, Roherl Reinliard, Riihert Kasmussen, Alan Sloiil. Those absent: Roherl HroMning, John line k, (leor e Hullwinkel, John Dennision. Arlluir (leoffrion, Kiiy Has el, William Kin ;sIon, Slewarl Kni;;hl. Roherl Kreiner, Jonathan l.ofian, Thomas .Marshall, Richard .Midnotte. Charles Morris, David .Moll, Larry Tracy, Rohert Turner. ■ ' (f.s run: lirliail Diaiiiond. Liimanl il rr. KLif;iui- Minn. Howartl Lefkowitz. Henry (!ohen. Staiilfv rener, Charles Bock. Arnolil Levine. Arlhur (ireene. Second row: Martin Ezra. Michael Korn. Brian Lipton. Daniel Epstein. Frederic Sherman. Michael Midler. arren Radler. Bennett Bmwn. Jacob Zoble. Morton Teicli. Samuel W axman. Jack Bloch. Third row: Gerald Dorf. Michael Myers. Hillel Disraelly. Charles Mitlag, Alan Friednian. Stephen Wolfe. Edward 1 nail, (ieraki Hesson. Robert Anidursky. Leubong Sarabahya, Richard Nadelman. Peter Knull. Fourth row: Lawrence lanr. IMiilip Ki ial. Mnen k.i-1. n. Jurl Flalow. llaii Wiille, James Arensen. James (irunzweig. Barry Marrus. Sidney Turkish, Ronald Levy. Jonathan Perlow. Harry Coren. Those absent: Stefan Belman. Harvey Freed. -Stephen Gottlieb. Richard Jogodnick, Charles Kalish. Robert Lieff. Barry Maggidoff. Stephen Mencher. Stephen Paries. Robert Reich. Donald Rotenberg. Nathan Scliiff. Robert Schnee. Lewis . ' tone. Herbert Terrace. Franklin Tretler, Henry Weiler. Naclunn W iesenfeld. sigma alpha niu Beta 1911 Warren Radler Prior Bennell Brown Exriu ' qner Michael MiiUer Recorder 199 t tr l fuu : Aiati W lull lum-i . Jaim - l..-l.i. 1 limiia- K nip. Jiiiia- than Jolin-on. I)a iil Nan SroliT. Alan I ' opr. I ' llcr Vl chtr. Thomas ViVatlu-rly. Donald .Nunnln-rg. Brian Slicclian. Kolurl eUh, Joseph Doufilass. Second row: Richard Fullrr. Jorold Krieger, Roherl Slerle. Riuhic Thomas. Rohi-rl Dallon. Ross Schmoll, Tom Slouli-n. Rimald Muzii, Thomas (Iriflin. Allan Rankin. George Rusk, .Stephen Milman. Third nnv: John Itlack, Ridiard Niles, William Wilcox. Ben Lyn h. Alfrcil Knight. INelson (Cochran. Jan Fersing. Lloyd Stevens, Daniel Kawietl. (!harles Duvall. William Babcock, William Quackenl)U li. John a . John Colli-lir. David (ail. J.iiu. - l. l,. .. ..,,,• ; nni Willlaiii llakr. ll,i]n.:M l.i-iHl. W illaril I ' .Kins. Rolirri Armstrong. Holiert Ii ' (!owrn. Karl Deppe. Lawrcnee .Nelson. Mauriee Mahoney. ( arl Sehwarl . Riehard . Irouee, Thomas Bennel. Donald Arnaud. . lanley Hohhes. RiehanI Metzger, Daviil . ' Sheffield. Riehard Nieklas. Filth row: Charles Jaiolison. Henry Coehran. Sanderson Houghton. Those tibseiit: LeRoy Bailey. Lawrence Caldwell. Michael Comisar. Richard (!rofl. Barry Croasdali ' . (Iliarles Ide. Dexter Kimhall. Patrick Knrt . Rcdierto Manelski. Edwin Mihm. Hewett Mulford. John Ndslranil, John W liilc Warren Wildes. signia chi Alpha I ' hi U!9() KolxTl Sh ' eh ' Consul John Noslraiul l ' r  -(.t iisiil Sl • Il ' Milman iinmlnlor ,|i-i- -iiiiali Malioii«- ( hnn ' slttr 200 •T«rN Serpio Rolaiicoiirt Commaiulrr KoIm-i-I Itlake Lieutetiuul Connnander Eugene Hiiiil Treasurer David Trehoiir Recorder Gam Ilia TlnMa 1901 Sigma nu First row: Seth Ross. Janips Rick. John Lynch. Robert Hazzard. Richard Malmrose. John Bur ;cs , (!harles Cook. John Murphy, Peter Cattano. Second row: John Rooney. Phillip Smith. Alan Bowes. Edward Blair. .Stanley Intihar. John .Sill . ' illiam (Jiles, Raymond e pe. John Nichols. Thomas Deveau. TbinI row: Robert Manfiino. Martin liender. Carroll Blake. John Little, (ilenn Dallas. Phillip Marriott. Robert Dorgan. James McNally. David McGiveron. Alan Merrill. Richard Marks. John Wade. (Charles Wagner. Fourth row: Lewis Friederick. Andre Joseph. incent Galto. Frederick Painter. Robert Blake. Robert Titn=. (harlis Parker, Eugene Hunt. Peter Baldwin. William Hazzard. Thomas O ' Connell. Wayne Scoville. Those absent: Daniel Bei;in. .Sergio Betancourt. Robert Boffa. Arthur Boland. George Brayman. Robert Cannizzaro. William Catto. illiani DeGraaf. John Dollard. Glen Ciiles. Harold (irunert. Arthur Hetnker. illiam Jensen. Robert Kelly. Emmanuel Lucek. Richard Meade. William Mcisele . Robert Mueller. Frederick ISichols. Daniel Priedenian. John Priedeman, Donald Puschin. Dwighl Rath. Joseph Ryan, (iunter Schaniberger, Harold Swinson. David Trcbour. Donald Tucker. Howar«l Shi ' art ' r I ' rrsidcnt Briire oiiii Si ' crelary DoiiaM Iarka Ihmse Manager Charles Knight Rushing i ' .hairniati E| sil ii 1 90 signia phi First roiv: MicliacI Diin ' I. Robirl NDrdlandcr. nriicc Dalzi ' ll. Nelson Joyncr. Macliiili. W illmr WodiIs. ( liarlis (!ar|iinlii. Kmli-rirk Haal). ( n-y I ' irry. Juli ' s Laliarthc Frank Irail. illiaiii Hike, Second row: liruce Youn ;. Donald MacKav. Hdwaii! Hirhanl Hopkins, II. illiin Holl. Jark MiFaililin. F-ii iinc Sniolfv. Barry Slallman. Jerry iri li. Jolin StrickliT. Rolicrl Hiilf;i-ley. Third rou: Tlionias Poller. Cliarle.. Knifilil. I ' aul Milli-r. I ' eler Bloom. John .Marshall. Those iiliseni: Kolierl Dann. Marc Fishzohn. . ' lanley Orr, Robert . nioots. First row: Jaiii. Uudd. Kuhaul llu ht• . Karl an Win. William Inglis. Arthur Hrownell. Tony Kerr. Seronrt rnu : Peter Dirlam. Theodore Raab. Arthur Gast. James Lieilell. Edward Staats. Ralph iehill. Richard Crane. Ralph Gro koph. Gerard Kuess. Riifier Jones. Third row: Milton . smith. Lawrence Mitehell. Richard Rupp. .Souren Hanessian. Kenneth Derr. Rohert alter. Walter Curtice. Robert Seidel. James Schahacker. Richard McCarthy. William Meyer, Warren Zanzot. Fourth row: Robert Cowie, Eugene Milnes, Hoyt Nelson, Peler Mamunes, Gordon Kraus, Hederick Juiicj. Clark Wluliie . Jaiiu-- (.ciinak. juliii L iiyer, Douglas ( urrie. Edward Thompson. Those absent: Donald Arm- strong. John Bos. William Gerber. Thomas (hhIi. John Hamilton, James Hazlilt. David Hurd. illard King. Richard Leamer, Richard McGuire. Roger .Merritt. Frank Milus. George Niles, Keith Olson. Peter Peugeot. Donald Rhodes. Sharpe Ridout, Robert Scala, Richard .Speirs, Harry .Sulli an, Richard iewig, Edward Zander. signia phi epsilon New York Beta 1912 E«lwar l Staats President Ralph Vifhill ice-President Theodore Raah Secretary Richard Crane Comptroller r . .Jgr, T- ' jAHHH H HHHHI KWnffli ■w Hir — - ]lf -Hr- i H Hk I I 203 First row: KoIuti Dulr. a iic Jiiiiiint: . Kiclianl Sniilli. Krnlriik KrfipT. John Knutlncr. W inllirop (!o(ly. Janus Kccnc. Kinitli MfVir. John (iianfa na. Daviil llardy. (iail Daviclyan. Srronil roic: Rirhard A a -ian. Anthony Sanils. John Diamond. John Hit fl. RirhanI Borrner. Tom l.ulhy. ilh ikil ' onl. Dran l)an ir, Krir Braun, Kred Waller. Dah ' ()-horn. l{ohirt Hinihr-on. JofI an Wyncn. .Anthony Korkolis. Third row: Bruce C lark. Rohert Del.aney. Franklin Smith. John Ehlridpe. John . dams, John Ha . Mac donald Holmes. Irank adney. Kenneth Rand. Cephas Rofiirs, I ' eler Turner. Waller Davis. Those fil st ' iit: Milton C ' hase. Larry !hase. Richard (xirner. .Nat Cravener. David Dirksen. Warren Krneiis. Richard Fellows. John Fetterolf. (Jrant Grej;ory, Tom Haines. (Tiuck Hill. Lynden Kreisel, Martin Mace, Charles lahenken. anNess Rol)inson. Steven Sinder, Ken Stearlman, Ridiert Stevens. (!ar l Warner. Sigma pi Mil 1917 ;tii .Ni ' ss Koliiiisftii Presidi ' iil Fred Krci;i« ' r if« ' -l ' rr.siili ' iil John K i° -iill iH-r I ri ' usitri ' r I.Mnlrii Krrihrl SrtrrltirY 204 Daniel Mose8 Consul Allan Frt ' imaii J irc-Coiistil Sorrell Matlie y (Jiiarslitr Donald GU ' kleii Srrihe Tail B.la 1934 tau delta phi First row: Monror Slu-r. David Lawrencf. Martin Lthnian. Harry Stern, Aniliony Robinson. Micliai ' l Moon-. John Reisi-r. Hovvanl Roth, Michael Simonhoff, Alan Klein, Arnold Beiles. Second roiv: Neil Janovie, Sandy Rosenberg. Milton Ko an. Raymond Epstein. Burton . ' obel. Sorrell Mathes. Daniel Moses. Ronald Lutz. Alan Tessler. Martin Seniel. Alan W(]lilj;eniulb. Wolf Presehel. Thlril row: Herbert Hanniiernian. Richard . eeiial. Hanokh Shekliler. Martin Berjier. Elliott (Foldinan. Sandor Porit ky. Myles Lippe. Louis Miller. Matthew Sagal, Ira Ross. Rol)erl .Neinieth. Richard Veron, Don Goldman, Bob Timberger. Richard Kay. Fourth row: Harry Petcliesky. Robert Semel. Richard Samuels. JVorman Asher, Martin Blundjerg. Leo Serebriany. Thomas .Asher. Alan Schultz, Allan Freiman. Earl Dworkin, .Martin Solomon, Phillip Getter, Joseph Rogers. John Herzog. David Esses. Those ahscnt: Joel liirnbaum, .Sidney Boorstein. Manui ' l Briskin. Matthias Coburn. .■Stephen Friedman. Donald Gleklen. Donald Greenberg. Merwyn Kroll. Morton Landau. Robert Markovitz. Thomas Pozefsky, Har ey Price, Carlton Resnick. Harold Rosen. Marvin Shapiro. Richard Sindell. Joseph .Strauss. James W einstein. Richard Wimmer, John Vt innners. Richard inimers. Sidm-y Wolfe. Howard Greeiislrin ( ' .liatuollor ! larlin Paysoii ' no-i ' .hanivUor lleriiKiii Srlimril S rihr Marvin Barker littrsar D lla l l.{ tail epsilon phi First row: Riclianl Cav -ll. Rohcrl Hcriiianos. Slifan Vi illkowsky. Second row: Fn-d HiTlinger. Norm Scliinidt, Kicliard Stfii;lit , Seymour Li-vinc, Arltiur Sniitli. I.ii- Poole, (iorilon -Neuman, Jaik Cisiger, Donalil .Singer. Sleplien Pollock. Doiialil Aslier. Herman Schmrriz, Bruce .Vuguslu . David .Manowilz. .Stuart Schwartz, Samuel D ' .Amico. Howard Greensteiii. Third row: . rnold Saxc, Marshall Bernstein. Martin Payson. Donald Spanlon. .Andrew .Sipos, Edward l.iltman. Lawrence Kasofsky, Thomas Cernosia, Edward Fox, Robert Ehrlich, Marvin Nathanson, Paul Rochlin, Carl Sleinilz, Sli-phen Winig. Richard Grossgold, John .Maine, Bruce Perlo. Paul Rosenhaum. Bernard Snyder. Fourth roiv: iiiiam River. Alan Hirschman. .S|c en Bosses. Richard Vi I ' chler, Harold . ' amlnlT. Dale (Joodfriind. Iil yn Liel)ern an. Bernanl HolliMian. .Martin Kroll. Frederick Wallaih. Jack Rosenfeld. Eugene .Nallianson. .Morton Diamond. .Martin SiKer, Stephen . id)inder. Ronald Lewis. Marvin Backer. Michael oung. Those ahsfiil: Martin Blum, Arthur Burns. Roger Goldburg, Stephen (Jolder. Robert Green. Freil Greene. Alan Hershon. Nicholas Nicholas. Leonard Pisnov. .lack Slobodin. Marlin Surtes. First row: Bill llan-i.n. niiiiaii I M.lrn, Richard llr iii. llardM Kaiser. David (Chandler. Andrew Moore. John Hanna. Doufilas Home. Ronald W iedenhoft. Second row: Jack Mrlvor. David MiNilt. ahir Thill. Peter Sisley. Leslie Ta ler. Thomas Cowing, Huherl Huff. David Beneway. Joseph Bartfay. Jay Huber. Rohort Phelps. Third row: Paul tlascio. Alan Sliitsenlnir!;. C.lenn Tuffnell. Dwight Rvan. illard . mith. Gerald Owens. John Farrand. George Scott. Reed . Iuller, Robert Beringer, Lucas V icens. Christos Sionides. Those absent: Ronald . twater, Edgar Averill, Frederick Karni-. Hcmalil lliilz. Barry Collins, Donald Crane. H.unl ( nrk ii dall. Earle Day. John DeVries, William DuBiel. Donalil Engle, Paul Fowler. Gerald Gilbert. Dennis Greene. Richard Hall. Arnold Hart. Robert Martenson. David Morehouse. Charles Moutoux, James Nesmith, Douglas Ralston. Daniel .Sickmiller. Stewart Slallnecker. Daniel Stutzinan. Thung Liong Heng. Frederick Warner. George Waterman. Paul Wolff, Dennis Yacobsen. Russell Zimmerman. tau kappa epsilon Sigma 192. ' ? John Hanna President Dwiglil Ryan ] ive-Presidenl Reed Mnller Secretary Norman ()«l(l ' ii Treasurer 207 A ' fV l. ' li: Jc.lij, ll...,.il,i. (..-..rt;.- 1..;-. W .lii,ini llu.l.-.. J.ini. - Hurley. Rolii-rl I ' urnll. Rusm-I ciss. IJi-xIcr Spiller. Serond roti : Loui Uarkhau n. William Bald. F.d Hill. Bay Eslcs. Williaiii Mt-nkf. Hugh Logan. Rioliarcl Freeman. Thomas Roelofs. John Elliott, Jesse Miller. Harold Hermes. Those absent: David Anderson, Peter Buell. Brian (Curtis. Thomas Day. George Diirland. Kiluiii |-.ii iii.iii. .Icilni (.III. lull. Ill ill ink ll.i!i4 ' ;iiii. |i-i-. r: Hal- rington. Olto Kiil. William Lang. Herschel Loomis. (arl Loutzen- lieiser. Orlando Lu i. Thomas Marhelh. Alherl Martin. Thomas Morrow. John I ' iirci-. Hohert Prata. F.dward Shoemaker. W illiani Tail. Edgar aughn. theta chi B Lainlnla 1912 James TTiiil Prositletit W illiani l)oilj;«- Svrrvhiry Ktlfiar Naii liii Trrasiirrr 20H Duiiahl Wiidtke President John Drechsel V iv e-Presi lent James Franris House Manager Don Alpaiigh Recording Secretary Bciii l«7( theta delta chi Ursl row: IVter Froililirh. Bruce Campbell. John Cliirywin. Forresi Uougla . Mirht-1 Duhoi?. Seroml row: Robert Thomas. Peter Wolf. Matthew Brewer. James Francis. Donald Wudtke. nilrew Drechsel. Clarence W hitney. James Hallo. William Butler. Third row: Ronald Chase. Dale Skoog. James Lo ell. Richard Reifschneider. Christopher Hansen. Don .-Mpaugh. Daniel Moore. Robert atts. Donald Stone. Richard Badenliausen. Robert Brown. Harrison Peddie. Fourth niu : Joseph (ilenn. W illiam Pope. Walter Lathrop. Christopher alianos. William Fraser. Laurence Latta, . ' Stanley Zweckbronner. Robert Sleinnielz. W right .Stover, Bruce Vt ager. Philip Grinslead. Those absent: Dan Brock. Albert Foster. Edward Hammond. (Charles Hickox. Richard Hill, ndrew Kostanecki. Joel Perrier. ■nn Grefi«M Hill Presitlettl Vi ' illiaiii lloMofk Vive-President Arthur Kr;iriiiiM- Tmisiirer theta xi hirst row: Ernnii ' ll Kaulnuiii. Arllmi Manilla, (iail Kin;;, jim Sanlnnma. RoIiitI Surowii-I, Hradfiinl l4arrin;;Ioii. Rolnil l.ani ' . Karl Tlionia . Marc Malri Antlioin (lorljisiiro. Holjrri Olilwiilir. Second row: Kolicrt Gui-lclirr, Knherl Nayliir, Tlioiiias Zoiilis. Grfgory Hill, (iliarlcs FIcIclicr. Kiclianl Thomas. Peter . Iraeka. Josepli (iaiier. Howard Wheeler. Rirhard Filch. . ' Eleven ojnovic. Edmund ( opeland. Thiril roii: John l.iltle. Alien Marple, Hoyil Grave-., llarvev . apier, Parker Field. David Doniizi. William !arpenler. KidxTl lirennan. Stephen Miles. AUjitI . ' uter. (;eiir;;e Oehrlein. .1 pli ' lini m i l-Mu ir.l SNaviisky. Fourth row: Roherl Scholly. Paul Ferri. Franklin l,edd . David lcFnani- . Koherl Shaw. Richard Wells. Arthur Kraenier. Richard Gorliisero. (Mareiice Parker. Joseph Kent. W illiani llolilock. Alan Huggard. Harris Parniele, Fredrii- Ohies. .lohn Slexenson. Geor;;e Du;;an. Those absent: Waller Allpiirt. Kenneth Itur ii ' r. Edwin (. ' arter. llon (!uniniin;;s. Jay (!unnin;:hani. Joseph De Mi io. Harold Donnelly. Mii liael Du Jack. Roherl Flynn. Fri ' derick Fun;:. Malcolm (waluim. William Hahne. Norman Hill. Niels Lium. Iheiidore Lowiiie. James Mc (!usker. Bernard Rosenlier;;. Frank K an. George . sclin.i.ler nlon Tewe- V] ■■■■■ •■••iniiinmiiiin iiii ' i First row: Artluir Uaiia. Gary Kirby. Daniel Kalhiiiann. Richaril Suitor. George Clark. Second row: John Marlin. Kicliaril Baldi Mephen Levine. Bruce Bidtlulph. Richard Gryziec. Barry Dyer ' Jeffrey Gorman. William Upjohn. Edwin Hilliard. Thiicl row ' : Knruiii,- Trrra a-. William Eadie, David Lamont. Timolhv Bond. Edward Ogostahck. William Cutler, Robert Braden, Enn Tammaru David Hopkms. Those absent: Genaro Barberan. John Bnchleilner John tmnegan. Steven Georgiev. William Hammond. Bernard Horton. Stuart Jacobson. Jamieson Keister. John Kriendler John Moran. Richard Scheifele. David Stainton. triangle CoiMoll 1942 Ri ' hard Gryziec President Barry Dyer Vice-President liriiee Hiddiilpli Treasurer 211 First row: Ben Janow. Niil Kiirlaiulir. I.ii- Stoncliill. James Newman. Richard Hamploii. lliil)i-rl (;i)lilman. Secund row: Pailoon Crua ao. David Carp. Mark Levy. Robert Lerner. Alfreilo Lesser. Peter Winter. Alan Altseliuler. William (lilbert. Irwin . inger. Louis Abel. Third row: Leifili Anderson. Gior ;e Mason. Arthur Horowitz. Mark Resniek. Stephen Degot. David Ripps. Pops. Leonard Mindirh. Robert Rilev. Joel Klein. Fourth row: Richard Kestler. Kenneth Naylor. Allan Kerew. Those (tbseni: Mark Kes elman. Francis Osborne. .Saul i ' resber};. Kdward Pollak. T. S. Rajan. Andrew Silard. Richard Tai. Stuart Tavlor. Donald Wuolfolk. icaterniargin lii ' )r|MM ' al ' l I ) II) Alan Allxlnilcr I ' n-sidvnl W illiaiii (.illMil irr-l ' ivsidvnl lr Niii Siiificr Srrrrltiry K«lMur«l I ' ollak 1 ifiisiirrr 212 _ James Goldsiiiilh President Richurd Ponieraiilz V ice-President Irviiij: Caplaii Treasurer Jerrv Ke € r Secretary Kappa 1907 zeta beta tau Ursl roll : W a lu- i liauiii. Junatlian (;oiii lein. Andrew Kop- kind. James (iolil-niilli. Irving Caplan. Richard Sklar. Daviil Goldstein. Richard (iulwillig. Boris Goldstein. Donald Katz. Hugh Hartzherg. Seconil rote: Robert Kully. Henry W allfresh. . tuarl Rome. James Herman. David Hirsch. Richard Meier. Richard Pomerantz. Michael Griffinger. Charles Kahn. Morton Metzler. -Murray Belman. Richard Levenherg. Barry Zacks. Third row: Jerry Keyser. William Wiener. Howard Meyers. I ' eter Arden. Jerome . schultz. Lee Berksim. Richard Ehrlich. John Dettlehach. Fred (ians. Joel I,evin-on. Thruna- Meier. Fred Suhoff. Faiirlh niw: Joseph Braff. Daviil Austin. Leigh Kwail. Lawrence .Schnadig, Kenneth Riskind. James Lindy. Allan Ruhimr. Emanuel (lold, Harold Leidner. James Horwich. Donald Vi aliens. Jonas Weil. Stephen W eissman. Lawrence Hantman. Richard Talkin. Fifth row: David Meadow. Marlin Meshorer. Peter Honig. Those absent: .Allan Dunn. David Engel. W illiam Goldstein. Leonard Harlan. Michael Hausman. (Gilbert Heller. Irwin Kaplan. Stephen Kutler. Artluir -Malkin. Gerald Moress. Henry Pollack. Robert Rosenberg. John I adowsky. John Spivack. .Stephen Vusem. Rozert Zimmer. WKMJ John Ewers President illiani Lehr I ice-Presiiletil JmIiii Slaok Secretary Harr S vi«ierl Treasurer zeta psi First row: Philip Wolfe. Gerald Cunningham. Harry Swigert, Frank Kerro. John Ewers. David Rogers. William l.ehr. (Jeorgi ' . hissias. Paul Boguski. Seronil row: David Cadiz, Alan Vehle. Eilward l eileijpi. Luki- Williams. W illiam eit. Charles Wilson. J ihn I lack. Don i.alionle. Daviil Kerr, Myron Stacks. .lohn Williams. Third ran: Samuel Kennedy. Hradlev Cmliiii. .lohn Hudanileh, David Danforth, (Ihauncey Mc(]ord, James Pierson, Wellington Hurt, Robert Douglas, .lames Carroll. . Stanley Zahielski, Pierce O ' Hearn. (!harles Pulling. Thusr nhsciit: Roln-n ri ' nl. Robert Emil, .Man .Mitlehner, Donald Pritchanl. Peter Putnam. Arthur .Sosenko, George Theros. Daniel Walker. t } t . v.. - I ' W V ' TJfi v -. - ' ' ■ ' ■ ■ ' . ■ J ' . ' V ■ . , )«IJ_ .- ' 4r. .V, 4 - ' ■iv-. ■ ' -; -v.t V V 1  Kf! (f iCiZt _ . . . so(Hi (iflcr tliv hisl siKm ' fdlL SPRING SPORTS become part of the (Atrueil scene — Sc1ioe1hoj)j Hoy I ' leliL (I lid (.(iMiiia Lake come to life with [physical activity. 217 SPRI C SPORTS PANORAMA C-- '  rr - . i .  ; ,i x  u iL UMu :ii Board of Physical Education and Alhlclics EX OFFICIO I ' rt ' sidfiit Dcaiir W. Malott. Ch.iiniKm Robert J. Kane John E. Burton Paul McKeegan TRUSTEE MEMBERS George R. Pfann Allan H. Treman FACULTY Prof. Herbert F. Newhall Prof. J. Paul Leagens Prof. Norman Cray UNDERGRADUATES Alan Cameros Thomas Keating Robert J. Kane .   ' ° 4 i Coach Stork Sanford A hL(J. l) .-iuccessivc liitcriollciiialc liouiiii; Association title and a liaiil)iea(Itli loss to Yale ill the Olympic trials were tlic liigli s|i()l in Cor- lU ' lls 1956 crew season. The heavyweights gave notice thai llicii nalioiial crown would not pass lightly hy trouncing Navy and Syracuse in the (iocs Trophy Regatta on A])ril 28. Because they liad pre it)uslv been weak in sprint events, the oarsmen ' s victory in this oik -iiiilc race was hoth surprising and sigiiifuaiil. The May 5 (Carnegie Cup Kcgalla. held on ValeV Housatonic River, brought thr liuinc cicw inio national proiiiiiiciiic. winning over (ioincll and I ' lincetoii. the Kli ( ' taijlislicd tliciiiselves as chici challengers for the former ' s national title. The next weekend provided an opportuiiilv lor revenge which the Big Red took to lull advantage. Again showing surprising j)ower as a s|)rint crew, they edged Yale by two feet in the 2()()()-ni(lci ar- sitv race of the Eastern Sjirints Regatta, held on the i ' olomac River. In winning, (loriu ' ll retained the Rowe Cup and showed it elfeeiiveness ov ' r tlie 2()()()-meter 01ynij)ic distance. liic lU ' xt two races [lointed up llu ' en v ama ing versatility. The oarsmen successivelv ln-at Syra- cuse li J length in a tliree-tjnaiter mile sprint awA The liifi eight ge .s im early season pep talk from Stork. m %•• ' r i ) ' CREW RECORD Goes Tropliy Race 1. (A)riicll 2. Navv 3. Syracuse Syracuse Race 1. Cornell 2. Syracuse ( ' arnciiic Ciij) Rc ;atta 1. Vale ' 2. (!i)inell 3. Princeton Penn Race 1. Cornell 2. I ' ciin Eastern Sprints 1. Cornell 2. Yale IRA Championships Cornell first, retainiiis: the national title. (H VIII pic Trials 1. Yale 2. Cornell 3. Navy Admirals As race time nears. practice takes on a mure serious tone. 221 U 1 J £ Junior arsilN Lejt to light: John Mcakcin. Cord Haiisen-Sturin. Leon Hossrau. Kicliard ( ' .oiiitois. Donald ( ' honey, (ieoige BuUwiiikel. Kolx ' il Stale}, Ben I ' arks, Ron- ald Schroeder, Coxswain. I ' enn l) two and a hall lenf!;ths in a long two and one-lliinl mile |)ull. A record time of 1 1 : 15 was set in ihe latter contest. On June 16, Cornell won it second straight III title with a decisive victory over the tough thrce- Miile Lake Onondaga course. The Big Red thus set itself up as the team to heat in the Olympic trials, held on the same Onondaga waters. Yale, who had shown once that it could del eat ( ornell, and the returning Navy Admirals. 1952 Olympic champions, were also considere l very strong contenders for the coveted trip to Mel- houriie. As expected, all three contenders reached ihe finals, setting the stage for the last, tense, win- ner-take-all ra(;e. In this stiuggle helween two powerful crews, each worthy of ()lym|iic honors. Yale ncjsed out the Big lli-d hy a scant lime- quarters of a length. Ihe jayvee and I rosh heavyweight seasons pre- sent a sharp contrast. The former groii|i. linUici. d liy man experienced oarsmen. -halkcd up loui firsts and two close seconds. Two liig initial vic- tories came o r|- avv and Syracii-i ' in r Cops Tropin Kegalta, and over Yale and Princeton in the (Carnegie Cup race. The second boat continued its winning ways by edging Penn in the Laslern Sprints at Washington, D. C. After a three and a half length rout of Syracuse, and a close loss to Penn, the junior varsity journeyed to tlie IRA Regatta on Lake Onondaga. Tiring after an early lead in the three-mile test, the Big Retl finished a length back of the University of W ashiiigton. The Irosh heavies, hampered by inex|)erience. couldn ' t match the fine records of the varsity and jiniior varsity. (A)ai ' h I llrich shifted his rowers constantly, attempting to find a wiiiTiing condjina- tion. Although failing to win a raci ' o cr the sea- son, the yearlings consistentK picked up seconds and thirds, and showed up better than expected in the large regattas. The 150 pound crews had fairly successful sea- sons overall. Ihe arsit and Irosh light-weights IkjIIi dc-lialcd li al Pcnii N l ania. ailiT close de- Icats b i ' rincclon ,in l liai afd. Ihe ja ec beat both Princeton and Pcini. and lied llar ard. 222 FrosI Left to right: Donald Sucdor, Niels Lium. Charles Ide, Donald I ' liscliin. Carl Hrdileii, Frederick llaiuood. Thomas Martin. Frank Mihis. Fdward Masterson, Coxswain. Varsilv 150 Left to right: Seott Lewis, l obert Win- ship, Peter Boname, Richard I ' lum- mer, Barry Hart, Coach, Alan Bowes, Donald Corey, John Lobo. Thomas Morrow. James Rosborough. ( ' ox- swain. Frosh 150 Left to right: ( liiick Brown. Stroke. Jerry Buckley, iiert (ioodl riciid. Kent Foster, Roy Be bling, living Anderson. Al Newhouse, Steve Fillo, (Jraham Johnson. (Coxswain. 223 I ' ld ttilsion l)y 11(11 nil ancient heritage nt Curiicll. Shells mill holes ill them dun ' t lloal. Scene - — the oni siiinn s home away from home. Coach Sanford and Coiniuodorc Dick Comlois inspect a shell. When the I tike is rough. Cor- nell ' s oarsmen take to the canal. :j: M=n . re Varsity Left to right: ( larl Scluvarlz. Coxswain, Pliilij) (ira ink. Stroke, George Ford, (Clayton ( lia|iiiiaii. William Scliu- iiiarlier. Todd Siin|)S()ii. David r)a is, John Blanchard. .Inlin an Horn. ( Track Coach I. (Ill MonliioiiK ry ALTIIUI (,H (It ' tliruiied !) llaivanl in holli 195() Heptaguiial meets, Corneirs track team com- piled an outstanding record. The Big {f( winl undefeated in winter dual meet com|)etiti( n lor llic third straight year and ix ' rformed outslandingU al the Penn Relays in the spring. The indoor season o|)ene(l rather inanspiciously at Barton llall with Dartnionlh winning a (piad- rangular meet over Cornell, Syracuse, and Colgate. The loss, 46Vi ' -12lL va ihr Bed ' s fn.l 1.. Darl- mouth in two years. (Captain Al llall ga e the first of his many record-breaking performances by toss- ing the .S-pound weight fiO ' lO ' i . Dick Allman took the shot|)Ut and John King the high jinnp. but injuries hampered (Cornell seriouslx in llic lim- ning events. Art Boland placed secouil in the dO- yard dash despite being slowed by a taped leg. Cornell fouglu to a tie witli Army in its next meet. SteadiU impi() ing. 1 llall bettered his own rollegiate record in ll.e wciiilit lludw uilli a First row: Howard Slu arer. Kidiard Aliinan. Arthur Holand. Ai- Ijerl Hall, Jack McKaddcn. Karl AIcMu ;li. Davi ' Cadiz. J.ilin Kinp. Second row: I.. iii Mf nl{:onnTy. (ioarli. Itidiard Alud). Gct- aid Knapp. Irvin Hubcrson. Miiliaci Midlir. Sfrjiiii Hitancourt. K..._r.r Carrrll. James Marshall. John Ewers. Thin} nm ; Di.k Niirilby. Donald ii liick. I 1 Johnson. Frank Wvskiel. Barr Tliarp. Kirk - IcCri-ary. Hob Boiir. Al Patterson. Davi- Krkfi. Kdwanl Ivalkoski. Asst. ( lach. Fourlh run: inienl .Napoliell. Iiol)l) (Inelc her. I ' eter Dirlam. Arlon Georger. I ' aiil Bogueki. Peter Todd, lioh .ill.M (■■;-. iff. lr5 _ c Sophomore jlash Jack Ingley bredks the tape in the Hcptdgonals 600. heave of 62 ' 5 . (The next ihiy. in the NAAU Championships, the bij;; senior turned in a spark- ling toss of 63 ' p4 , only to he topped hy veteran competitor. Bob Backus.) Cornell, although trail- ing the Cadets for most of the meet, got seven first places to their opponents ' six. Cerry Knapp cap- tured the broad jump and Mike Midler the mile in the slow time of 4:2.5. Two Jacks. Ingley and Mc- Fadden. finished first and second in the 600-yard run. The mile relay team of Barry Tharp, Dave Cadiz. McFadden. and Bolaiul provided the tying points for the Big Reil in the most thrilling race of the evening. Cornel Ts nine points were good enough for a sixth place at tlie IC4A Championships in New York City. Hall, continuing his war on the record books, threw the 35-pound weight b ' l ' SV ' . John King picked up the Beds other four points with a second in the high jump. Another thrilling mile relay race was the dif- ference between victorv and defeat in the Winter Heptagonals. Cornell anchor man Inglev, tired after his i(tory in llic 600. led Harvard ' s Dick barton lor mo l of the fnial lap. but the Crimson runnei final kick jiul liiiii inches ahead al the tape. This give the Cantabs a 39-36 margin and the title. Big Bed weightman Hall ca|)tured his e cnl with a prodigious throw of (I ' .V ' .V . oidy 7 hort of the world record. A Dartnioulh rinuier i rorn llliaca, l)ou i i it ' w. put on an awesome show ol endurance and stamina. ot long after winning the nn ' le run in a stretch battle with Midler. Brew came from far behind on the anchor lap of llir Iwo-inile relax lo win the event for his school. . 57-.52 victory over Yale closed iIh ' winter sea- son. Hall and Ingley set records in ihe utighl throw Indoor Meets Cornell Cornell Cornell 42 2 Dartmouth Syracuse Colgate 54y Army 57 Yale Outdoor Meets 46l 33 17 541 , 52 llar at(l Penn Princeton 56-11 12 Cornell 361 4 59 (Cornell Special Meets Winter Heptagonals 79-5 6 80 Cornell second out of ten schools with 36 points. Winter IC4A ' s Cornell sixth with 9 points. Penn Relays Cornell scored 24 points on two firsts, two sec- onds, a third, a fourth, and a fifth place. Outdoor Heptagonals Cornell second out ol ten schools with 46-3 10 ]joints. Heptagonals again — a Harvard jumper strains for that extra inch. 227 WTT I !-  '  Henn Reltiys HHO champs — McHiigli, Ingley. Baldiul. Rohcrson. Captain llhcrl Hall. and 600-yai(l lun respectively. DniiMi- wiiuici- for Cornell were King in llie high .iiul hioad jump- phis Karl Mciliigli in the hiiih luirdlc- and 6()-vai(l da li. A fine showing in the I ' tnii lt(da . hild (in |iiil 28. cslahlishcd (Cornell as a power in llic Kasl. I hr cindcrnien scored in seven events. irK ludinu Iwu firsts and two seconds, agaiiwl lii l i.mk nirnpeli- tion. Unheatahle Al Hall piopcllcd the haiiMiiri IQO ' Tl . ' to easilv tak.- (ir-l i)la(c. The { ' .{JO-vard relay team prdvidfil iIm- nlhcr lirsl with a iccnrd- tying |)eiT()rMiancc. lilliigh led oil well, and Ingley and Boiand held their advantages. Speeds Bo Roberson then fought off the challenge of Penn ' s great John Haines to win. Holicrson s anilim lip wa an (declrilying 20.2 cliorl. I he next week the Big Bed nunpril to an easy victory over Harvard and I ' c-iiii in a Iriangidai ' meet. lioherson and lii.s ri al. iiaino, were Imlli douhle wiiniers. Bo trxjk the lOO-yard dash and 22()-yard low hurdles, while John eaplured tlii ' 220 and 11()-yard daslies. Midler and Mhiian set new records in the two-mile run ami Imipni. (Jorneir trackmen tra e|ed to e-i rnint er 228 HK?9ffn s Spring Weekend lot the ruiiniii ' ; oi llic outdoor He])tagoiials. Harvard ' s deptli in the distance events lieljx ' d lliein to a six jjoint edge over the d ' l ending champions, and the Crimson heeame a tlonl)h ' title hokler for the year. The outchior season came to a close vvitli an )()-59 defeat of I ' rincelon. Hail, McHugh and Midler all look two first places. The captain reached 196 ' 9% in the hammer throw and also won the discus event. McHugii ran a record-tying lime of 9.7 seconds in the 100-yard dash, besides capturing the 220-yard dash. Midler, finishing a most impressive sopho- more year, won holh the mile and two-mile races. Other winners for Cornell were King in the high jump. Ahell in the low hurdles, Allman in the shot- put, and Wyskiel in the javelin. A fitting touch at season ' s end was the breaking of the hammer throw record in the IC4A ' ' s by Olym- pic-bound Al Hall. Indoor Heps titlist ]ohn King clears the Ixir. Dont tense, men. 229 Basrlui L Coach liduicr (irci ' nc THE 1956 season was a w inning inic lor (Idacli l ()vnpr Greene ' s diamond (|nad. Tlie team (m- ished louitli behind ale. I ' rineelun, and Cohiinhia in Ivy League competition with a 5-4 record, and compiU ' d a 10-8 mark in overall play. Bill DeGraaf. All-Ivy (luarlerbaik, pilelied and hatted Gornell to a 12-2 win over Sampson Air Force Base in the season ' s opener. The versatile athlete struck out nine Airmen and hit a ihree-run tri|)le. Jack Perkins and De(iraaf condjined talents to eke out a 4-3 tenth-inning victory over I iiion in the Bi Red ' s second contest. (Captain I IcGraaf got hi third consecutive win. a three-hitter over Pittsburgh, before Syracuse ludted Coriudrs streak, 5-3. First baseman Dick Shigekane collected three hits for the losers. A last-inning rally at New Haven (ailed, and the Big l ed suffered a 3-2 defeat at the hands ol ale, eventual league champions. A 5-0 loss to Dartmouth and 3-2 victory over Harvard followed. DeGraal. i( ' |)( ' aledl in the -[uA- light. spun a three-hitter and went Iwn lor lour at llic plate in the latter game. Perkins pitched well, and John nderluh |)r() i(led the hitting power in Firsl row: Jolin Pcrliiii!-, Witliaiii DiCiraal. liirlianl Ntca(tc. .lolin An(t(rluli, Jutin Sinick. (;iaylnii Itavilaml. t)aviil Moll. Sfcand ri ' n : :iri t!oliiii-i.ii. I ' .-trr ' riMiinari. (iaiv I):i iil-nn. Ilnh I ' hiin. Jiilin Marilipll, Bol) VerslanHip:. Thiril rnw: Tom Siraiicr. GiMirgi ' I ' alli-. Asst. Coacli. t icliaicl Slii ckanc. Ji-f Vi icM-. Jim Suilir. Nirt; ' -iliiir. UiiMiir (iri-fiii ' , ( ' oaili. : W A -A 4 % A (1(111(1 of dust, the thump of a ball hit- ting glove — a Cornellian is safe at third. CornelTs fiftli win. 3-1 over Brown. Captain De- (iraal (Iciiioiislralt ' d tremendous offensive power in tile Big l{ed s 9-ri rout of Navy, driving in five i)ig ruiis on two home runs and two singles. Die k Sliigekane assumed the hero ' s role at ihe plate in the Army game, hitting safely three straight times. The game was Cornell ' s second tenth-imiing triumph. Powerful upstate rival, Syracuse, rocked I ' erkins and converted inhelder Clay Haviland lor sixteen runs to hand the team its fourth loss. Pete Vrooman shared mound duties with Perkins and Haviland in the Columbia game, but the three were ineffective, giving up sixteen hits to the Lions. Ivy runner-u|). Princeton, made the most of five hits given them by Haviland and deiealed the Big Red 7-1. Vrooman pitched well for six innings at Clarkson before a strong rally, aided by (Cornell errors, gave the home team a 12-1 victory. DeClraaf 231 A .sliiil-sU ' cied croud tnkcs in .some Hoy ■ ' ifld acl ion. 7 rtnlitiiiniil rii(ili on tin- ilidinonil I ' rnn is. (Cornell. 2S2 pilclicd an altiKist uiihclicN alil ' i;aiii( ' ai ainsl I ' cim ill ( idincll s iicxi lime out. l Icr oiiK an cli ' veii-day hiNnll I loni a hrokt ' ii ankle sullcrcd in llic second S raciise jianie. llie liuskv pilclier eaine an inniny away I ruin a lui-liitler. sluitlini; onl ihe Quakers, 4-0. Tlie season s luial lliree games were liigli-sroiing affairs with (!larkson and Colgate. I n a I ;m venge triiirnpli o t ' r llie loriner. tlie l ed garnered twenty hits, with DeGraal and Sliigekane gelling four and three respectively. Cornell split I wo games with (Colgate. 6-11 and 13-6. to elose the season. Certainl) nuieh ol the credit for the winning 1956 season nui t go to Captain DeGraaf. The hig senior closed out an illustrious athletic career hv compiling a 1.38 earned run average, good enough lor thinl place among the league ' s niouiulsmen. He also performed brilliantly at the plate, hitting .316 to finish third behind John Marchell and Bob Flynii in that department. s spring, and HTsatile Dick Meade has exchanged basketball for bat. Down the clifj to the field — but it ' s easier to go in the gate. A,l liOL GH ilogjifd hy more lliaii llioir sliare ol injuries, Cornell ;; 1956 lacrosse team man- aged a creditable lourlli place finish in llic Ivy League. Coach Jim Smith was rarely able to field Ills complete first miit. and the loss ol key mni slowed the team I rnm the start. Missing for the opener with jjowerful Kuljiers were high scorer Dan Jemison and goalie Chris Schmid. a hreak which the New Jersey team touk riill advantage of in gaining a 16-7 victory. The return of Jemison and the inspired play ol (.(xich Jim Srriilli First rou : Robert Sliirlcy, Kirlianl Miirpliy. I);uiil t nmiman. Donald Friscli, Anton Trwes. Seiiinil rou: Kcxforil I ' clfison, Henry Gorpa . Williani Jemison. Donald Golos. Hohrrt tila(k. Jolin Siilr-r. Thin! rou-. Doujila? Ycnrhv. I ' nir. ' Clark, Doufila- Miiklr. I)a iil (Inward. William Kent. Konald Karii-worlli. l.ainl l.ogne. I-Ourlh roic: Jim .Smith. (!oaili. (Miarles Jarvie. Williani I ' urdy. Pierce O ' Hearn. Thomas Brojzan. 2U Cornell Con 10 II Conu ' ll CoiiK ' ll Cornell Cornell Cornell Ct)riiell Cornell (Cornell Cornell Cornell 7 Kulgers 16 1 1 I nion 7 12 Harvard 9 1(1 ( ioi ' tland 7 () Yale 9 4 Colgate 2 5 Dartmouth 15 8 Ho hart 10 3 Princeton 15 11 Syracuse 13 18 Penn 4 8 Penn State 13 Captain David Griintmiin Captain Dave (irunuuan led the Big Red to second- half victories over Union and Harvard. Ivy cliaiup- ion Yale had a rough time at Upper Alumni field before finally squeezing out a 9-6 decision. Cornell held a 3-2 half time lead but lack of depth weakened the team in the final period. Perhaps not evident from the score was the outstanding defensive play on both sides, notably by Cornellians Purdy and OHearn and Bulldogs Pendergast and Uovejov . A win over Colgate and losses to Dartmoulli and perennially strong Hobart preceded Cornell ' s en- counter with Princeton. The Tigers great depth enabled them to subslitute freely in the game, played in willieriiig heal, and tliev ground out a 15-3 triumph. Syracuse, rated third in the East, eked out a 13-11 win over the Big Red. Cornell played an excellent game, but couldn ' t hold down Ail-Ameri- can Jimmy Brown of football fame. The rebounding stickmen unleashed a multiple attack on arch rival Peimsylvania. piling up an 18- 4 margin in a game reminiscent of 19.55 ' s 18-3 tri- umph. Cornell closed out its season with a hard- loughl loss to lough Penn State. Murphy, Grumman, and Jemison finished as high scorers, with the latter being named the year ' s out- standing player. Bob Black was elected captain Inr 1057. (rire iiic room to more ■ f 235 w ITTl (inly three experienced playeis hack Iroiu the previous year. Coach Dick Lewis and his Cornell tennis team found the going a hit rough in 19S6. Craig Fanning in the nuinher one position. (Charlie Bernstein at two, and Don Arnaud in liiird place made up the nucleus of the starting singles group. Floyd Downs, 1953 frosh captain; Al Devendorf. a senior with no ])revions collegiate c |iiTicn(r; and I5ill Kcaiic lillcd the Imiilh. Iillh and sixth posilions. The Big Bed opened its annual prc- eason Soulli- ern tour with a 9-0 win over Clemson. Moving over to Clinton, South Carolina, the netinen dropix-d a 9-0 decision to i ' reshylerian. perennially one oi the country ' s slrotigesl teams. (Cornell topped lieavily- favorited Williain and I.irs. ()-. ' 5. in llu- linal ex- hihition matcl:. Alter a 9-0 (ipcuinii Iriiiniph oxer Biickncll. ihe Big Red hegan Ivy competition auspiciously widi .ed eigiil nuilches. )lll.lll I ' Hll. f Inlic a 7-1 win over Columhia. Powerful Yale snapi the streak, however, taking six ol Chuck Knight, rangy fo( i)e t ' nd(ii nicked i| Faiming an( plus Arnaud aiu ])oints in douhles play. The Ilar ai(l match provided some ol the sea- sons hcst tennis, ihe (Crimson, one ol the Fast ' s stronger teams, was hard-pressed to win. Fanning played excellcntK hcloic losing to Dale jmUa in a fast, offensive match. Downs captured the only singles victory, while Fanning and Knight again showed up very well before losing 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 to die Junta-Marris comhination in douhles. Four straight losses to Navy, Princeton, Dart- mouth, and Army were highlighted only by the con- sistently winning play of Faiming and Downs in singles and the Fanning-Knight duo in douhles. The Big Bed split two final contests, losing 6-3 to Columbia and defeating Penn. 7-2. Fanning was elected 1957 captain, succeeding Bernstein. First row: ' illiarn Krane. Crai Fanninp, Capl. Cliarlcs Bernstein, Cliarle Kniizlil. I ' hiyt! r)n vn=. Srrond mil : liirharil Lewis. Joel ttasen. William Sherman. Meyer. Man Divendorf. Managc-r Krederic 1 Bottom roiv: Waller Smith, John Tanman. Sandy Piper. Ron 2: Harold Halar. John Post, David Slotz, William Raleigh, Stephen klein. Row :i: (Charles Holies, Frederick Beck, Jack McCormick, William Hauser, Thomas Tultle, George Hall, Coach. CAPTAIN Dave Stotz and captain-elect Harry Halac paced Cornell ' s 1956 golf team to a record of three wins, three losses, and a tie. The tie match came in the season ' s opener with Buck- nell. Darkness and poor playing conditions halted play between Halac and Walliser of Bucknell. The unfinished round left each team with lour and a half points and no chance for a play-off. Stotz took medalist honors for the afternoon with a 77. After defeats ijv Penn State and Colgate, the Big Red clinchetl an even season liy easily winning their next three matciies. Halac and i aleigh were 1957 Captain Harry Halac medalists in 6-1 triumphs over St. Lawrence and Harvard respectively. Upstate rival Syracuse couldn ' t even win a match in losing to the high riding linksmen. In the final dual meet of the sea- son, Colgate gained a 5-2 victory over the Big Red. Coach Ceorge Hall had an unusually large num- ber of men from which to pick his starting teams for competition. Challenge rounds were held before each meet, giving each player an equal chance ior match competition. Eiglit varsity ' C winners from this gi()U|) ictiirned for the 1957 season. Now ill il l vriii -Cirsl year, tlu Cornell (loriiith- iaii arht ( lu|j has conceiilialtMl on contiiuicd iinprovenient ol its facilities. The group uses ihe ulil Ithaca Yacht Club for docking, storage, and recreational purposes. Its fleet of eight Bahv Nar- rasketucks va- recenlK enlarged bv the addition of five Iiileii lull Dinghies. ( CYC ' s program at Cornell i Iwolokl, providing opportunities lor in- realioiial and inlornial sailing, as well as lor iiittr- collegiate com pel it ion. ■ Atlantic liilercollegiate A mendier ol the li Sailing Association, the racing team has a minor sport status. Ihe aisil and I re hmaii teams en- gage in a full schedule of regatt.i both in the l ill and spring. Last season, the varsit placed second to national champion MIT in a frostbite regatta held III! the Potomac Uiver. Later in the -pring, llie team finished a close third behind Krowii and Navv in the New Kiigland Diiigh) Chainpioiiships It I ' rovideiiee. A talented freshman group moves up lo bolster the varsity for the 19. 7 season. Although intercollegiate competition is limited to men. women sailors get their chances to paitici- l ate in the many informal inlia-club race- held dur- ing the year. Such informal sailing is held during the week, along with instruction classes for begin- ners. The week-ends are devoted to inlercolh-giale races and work sessions. During the winltr, mem- bers are kept busy with boat maintenance and shore inslruclioM. ( (J (J ollicers for )7- 7 are: |)iidle Norton. Coacli: Beck Brown. (Japl.iin: .iml Koger Fisher, C ommmiore ■y noulil o (luun to the lake in sliipa — paraphrased but appropriate. . . . fdlleii Indies (ind f ' rosiy air iislier in FALL SPORTS to the cam pus scenv. Formvrly descried, Schoellkopj comes (ihlazc ivilli color. 239 Football 1956 U alliiiii jor llif game to begin. First row: Brooke. Sulcr. Benson. .Miles, liirmr. Buland. Kni lii. Ilin. Schroder. Suiter. Second row: Czub. Akins. Hallon. (larrell. LaBonte. Knapp. Bender. Blake. House. Koberson. . Ie. nifT. Boguski. Third row: Deuel. Nichols, .Schlopy. Kulleniian. Bro an. Milchell. 0 Hearn. Eales. Endries. Phillips. Jnhnslon. Harvey. lla aicl. Fuiirili row: McGiveron. Kick. Ju orien. Carl. Ha an. .■ kNpeck. Marks. Murphy. Barnwell. Ryan. Hollenlieek. Wilson. Fiilh roiv: (Jallo. Webb. Terrazini. Donohie. Ladas. Dunlop. .Stone, Lan diin. l.vncli. Vieb-ler. Catto. O ' Connell. Pfann. Savilskv. • ry CwiicliiiiK Slut ' I ' Lcjt Id rii ht: I ' aiil I ' altcii. Theodore Thoren, Harold McdiilldNjili. Head (loacli (jeor ;e James. Juliii 0 | mI. J.,lin Jaffurs. Holicrt CuUeii. The caplain ami the coach — Arthur Boland and George James. Sonior.s Bottom row: Andrew Schroder. Thomas Itiii. Arthur Thomas Keating, manager: John Brooke. Charles Knight. Boland. Stephen Iiles. James Suiter. Second roiv: Alhert Suter. ( vrus Benson. 241 IHIviaii • • . ' • • y lid (III ihc iiiinr aii.iiiiisl the Red RniiliTS. Ill uitfiiing ils 195() Idiilliall scaxm at Haiiii llitii. Cornell faced a team lapiilK l( ' cl()|)iiii; inlu an Kasterii |)() ver. Colgate, iraluriiifi the piripoiiit passing oi (|iiartt ' rl)ack (Juy larlin and the |iii v i- ful running nl liall-l)a(ks Im! W liil cnair and .Minn Call. f()in|jlett ' ly wore down tiie Hig lu ' d s inex- perienced line and gained a 34-6 victory. Captain Art Holand and speedy junior hack Ko Holierson kept tilings (airly even in the first liali. , iter the Red Haiders had taken a 7-U lead in the initial period, Roberson look the succeeding kick oil on iii - own goal line, and raced !()() ar(l to lie llie sc(u-e. Two Cornrll -coring threats in the second period were ( rased hv had breaks. Despite Colgate ' s coin|)Iete domination ol the game in the second hall, the game made evident several heartening lacts. Holand proved hiinsell an able successor to triple-threat iiill DeCraai. and Hober-on exhibited the renewed speed and shifti- ness wliiili chaiacleri ed hi-- brilliant -ophomore season. Left: -- Colgate pain is nipped in lite hud. Right: Holand slops a Colgate pass play. mi 242 Xavv Navy, big and overcoiifiilent, received ruiigli treat- ment in the first 30 minutes of its game in Itliaca. Cornell, fired up by visiting Coach Erdelatz ' s de- cision to start his second team, wholly outcla ssed the Middies in the first half. The Navy regulars, hurriedly sent in in the middle of the initial ([uarter. did manage one drive near the end ol tlie hall. The Big Red line, led by Boguski. Itin, and Suter, played magnificently in halting tlie surge only inches from the goal. CornelFs offense, operating widiout end Gerry Knapp and halfback Bob McAniff. was never able to get moving. Two tallies in the second half won tlie contest for the Annapolis team. Boland and Roberson Joy on the bench — Raincoaled Chuck Knight looks almost disbelieviniilY al the scene. plaved well offensivelv. thougli being charged hard and often by the strong Middie line. Boguski, Suter, Itin, Blake, and Ryan led a defense which did an outstanding job of holding down Navy ' s explosive runners. Cober. Forrestal. Oldham, and little Dick Dagampat picked up most of Navy ' s yardage. Left: Hazzard allempts to elude a determined Anrr tackier. Right: McAniff stretches for a hiph pass in front oj pressins; arv defender. 243 . - ' .•• I)tn imisl hr muiii. niiii n. Coriieirs game willi Harvard came at perliap- the worst of all possible limes. Besitles liaviiij: tlic whole backfield oi Bolaiid. liolx-rsoii. Me Aiiill diid Miles injured either before or during the game, lliey were facing a Crimson team wliich was on the re- bound from a smarting defeat ljy Tufts the week before. Thi- all added up lo a . ' 52-7 defeat for llie Big Red. Harvard (iornidl excited the Homecoming crowd bv mov- ing on tlie kickoff i lom tiieir 20 to Harvard ' s 6-yard line. The visitors line, however, halted the drive here, and the game (piickly turned in their favor. llalfi)acks Walt Stahura and Jim joslin |iiled up yardage by staying awa Inmi llie tr(ing center oi the Med line to concentrate on sweeping the ends. (,)uarterl)ack Matt Bottsford added his |)asses to the attack, throwing passes lor H.ir ard s first two scores. .After a halflime ceremony marking the entrance of former (j)rneirs great Kddie Kaw into the fOot- li.ill Hall 1)1 Fame, sophnniore Tom Skypeek assumed the (piarterback role lor (Cornell. He hit on se -eral passes. onl to see the drive bog down on ihe ground. Scores l) jo-lin and Bottslord. the latter on an inleicepled pa--s. ga c the (Irimson on. very Sophomore Ti ' rrv Wils, nisurance pomt . impi ' essi e hi lir l proldngeil appeaiance. gave i?ig Bed ians something In cheer ahnul h eoring laic in the (mal quarter. Left: Blake reaches for a lou -iIikhi ii ixtss ajlrr find- ing Crimson secondary. Rigiil: lluzzard and Suler jiet set lo move a lone defpntler out of McAniff ' s uav- 2U 111 a i aiiic nmcli similar in palliTii to (lie Navy coiitt ' sl. (loincll Ixitllcd lip (iiic (il I lie East ' s Stronger teams lor two (luaitcis. As iiclort ' , also, a smasliiiif!; trio of liacks ran wild in tlic seooiiil liall to gain tlic triiim|)li. this tiine 2ri-7. For Yale, the eonliiiued thrusts of hairiiaeks Al Ward and Dennis MeGill and lullbaek. Sieve Ackerman tired e eii the strong center of tlie Red forward wall. Again, injuries told part of the story. Bo ixolierson, his leg still not iuUy liealed, eould oiil play for a few minutes, and Skypeek was knoeked out in the second lialf. All-Tw haek Ward took the opening kiekoff 60 yards to the Cornell 22-yard line. Soon alter, his running mate, McGill, swept around end for the Y SI I o • . • Boh Blake seems undeterred by the stiff left arm oj Eli i uarlerback Loucks. Captain Boland disphivs some artful dod- giufi in the shadoit of his own goal posts. I;. T V - 5 . ' ■■i only touehdowii of the half. ith the third quarter only a few minutes old, Eli field general Dean Loucks interee])ted a Boland pass and returned the ball to the Red 15. Several plays later. Ward plunged over from one foot out. Cornell could get nowhere against Yale s sturdy line, and the Eli soon staged another long march. Ackerman carried 12 times, going for .52 of the 87 yards covered. The Big Red went helaledly on the attack against the visitors ' second team. In a 62-yard touehdt)wn effort, Boland ran and passed for 61 of these, he- sides kicking what was, at that time, the games only extra point. Yale ended the scoring, its first unit going 60 yards in eight plays. Standing out on defense were Gerry Kna|)p for Coiiiell and ( ' aptain Mike Owseichik for the Kli. 245 Reserve liark llrucs Agiiew (loux-d llic rircd-iip hopes of Fall Weekend football lan by scoring 25 puliils in I ' rineelon ' s 32-21 lriiini|)li over (lorntdl. lliiiiMinu; (inl of tiie lailbaek po-ilioii and aidrd by powerl III Mdckl A gnew seored mic ihinl Terry If ilson Irirs the Timers ' Irll side. I igers S.Wt aids gainecl in lusliinfi. Terry ilson ic(lri(ied ihe partisan crowd early in the first pericid l) hauling in a Boland pass and going 37 yard to liir I ' rinceton 19. Power plavs carried the ball to the 2-yard line where Koberson, aided by Benson ' s block, scored standing up. Bo- land converted to give the Reil a 7-0 lead. Soon al Icr . Agnew scored the first of his four touchdowns. The extra point attempt was wide, leaving Cornell a one-|)oint margin going into the second period. The second quarter set the pattern of tlie game as wide o|)en and offensive. Agnew broke through the center into the secondary and went 63 yards to pav din. Lalei- in the period Ron Xelson scored on a PriiiiM iii II • •• Campus rumble? So. just Bears and liiiers playiin joothall. 1 1 lis is a rroicd oj Cornelllaiis. I Iicy are arriving early to beat the crowd. ■ })-yar(l run from scrinnnagr. Princeton (piarlcr- back Morris missed his thiril straight conversion try, making tin- haHliinc score 18-7. I ' rincrton opened the third ipiarter with a .59- yard drive in which Agnew went the final few yards. Morris, taking no chances this time pa cd to his lailback for the |)oiiit alter. (]orneir nwn lircak- a a runner. Bo ixoberson. swiftly put the Red bark into the contest by going 66 yards to score on ihc lir l pla hum crinnnagc. Thi ' Tigers scored (ini-c more in the third period, with Agnew ■■(■(ning l(H- the last time and Man Irr roiiverting. i ' ossession shifted sexcral times early in the lonrth quarter, belore Boland intercc|)tc(l a Morris | a on lii own 15. The i ' { . sparked li ii line passing, drove to a fmal tallv. sophomiu ' c Bobli I lazzard divin!; o rr I Kun I he .3. 246 i o leads a pack oj Lions in a game of ' ' Steal the bacon. ' All inspired Columbia team, playing its last home game under retiring Head Coach Lou Little, hung on grimly to a one-touchdown lead to defeat Cor- nell 25-19. The game, too, was a tribute to Claude Benhani, the Blue and White ' s brilliant quarterback. Throwing beautifully to Bruce Howard and Bob Ott, the .5 ' 9 senior eclipsed the consistently line performance of the Red ' s Art Boland. Cornell drew first blood, with Benson carrying the brunt oi the load in a 73-yard drive. A (piick kick and Benham ' s aerial led to quick retaliation by Columbia. The teams exchanged scores again in the first halt, the Big Red churning 70 yanls on the ground, and the home team relying on Benham ' s passes. Two tallies in the third jjcriod gave Colum- bia a lead it never relincpiished. Again Benham provided the punch, both by his throwing and bv his interception of a Boland pass. Cornell cajjilalized on a recoNcrcd lunible to score its third touchdown. Mth(jugh bottled up fairly successfully for the rest of the gatnc. the Big Red gave the Baker Field crowd a last scare by going .52 yards on 2 plays in the waning seconds. Boland had penetrated to the home team ' s 20-yard line as time ran out. Co I II III hi a. .. The sidelines at Columbia — Eales. James. Ilin. 247 Left: Hazzard. hall tucked tijihl. scores in the uake of spraidiiifi liriiin dejenders. Hijiht: Kohersoii. off-halaiice. hieaks into .secondary, folloiied hy Carl anil linland. Hard luck reared its ugly head at Providence, and sent the frustrated Curnell eleven down to its seventh straight defeat. Leading 6-0 in the iourlh (|uarler. the lii ; l cd saw a freak play turn into a touchdown lor iJrown. A short pass, deflected out of the reach of Bruin Captain Jonny Jenson. fell into the hands of hig (ius White who raced the remaining yards to the goal. Tiie conversion put Cornell down 7-6. The first half was a defensive battle. Neither team could go on the offensive for very long, although Cornell did hold a statistical edge in yarii- age gained. Shortly after the second-half kickolT. Cerry Knapp pounced on a loose lateral at the Brown 27. Although fumbling once, the Red re- gained possession and, sparked l) lli. ' lianl iiniiiiiig of Haz ard and Benson, took a ( -() lead. IK 1 41 V II . • • The Bruins attack appeared stalled after receiv- ing tlie kickolf. but a spectacular reverse play took the ball to Cornell ' s 36-yar(l line. Two plays later. White ' s alert grab plus a successful conversion attempt gave the home team a big one point margin. Fired up by its chances for a fifth straight Home- coming victory, the Brown eleven stalled a desper- ately moving Big lied drive on the visitors 32. The Bruins moved to the 10 in three pla . and halfback Beland scored on another reverse. This fni a! tally pr() -c(l nnne( d(Hl as time ran out Inr (Cornell. The Big Red lakes a break. This is a cheerleader. His name is Jim tiashiiis. A hear is sittiiiii beside him. They are lailehin a joolhnll y ame. Although dominating the game as far as offen- sive statistics were concerned. Cornell could only convert two of its drives into touchdowns. Dart- mouth, aided hy three intercepted passes, was able to score four times and defeat the Big Red. 27-14. A tiny scatback named Lou Rovero was the chief contributor to the Green ' s rushing total of 149 yards. He and fullback Dave Pratt each scored twice. For Cornell. Roberson and McAniff ran ex- ceptionally well, each picking up over 6 yards per carry. Sophomore Ed Savitsky turned in a sparkling performance at guard, and his classmate. Skypeck, D SI rim 4111 Hi filled in well for Roland wlicii llic lallcr sprained his hand. The Big Red scored fust, going 76 yards in I he second quarter. Bob Hazzard bucked over lor tlic tally and Jim Suiter added a point to make the score 7-0. Mixing up runs by Rovero with passes to a pair of tall ends, the Dartmoutli quarterback led his team to two quick scores, making the score 14-7 at halftime. The Green hit paydirt again in the third quarter before Cornell got a march of its own started. The passing of Skypeck and the breakaway bursts of Roberson gained the Big Red a second touchdown about halfway through the period. The visitors, however, added 7 insurance points in the final quarter to keep the game out of Cornell ' s reach. A big factor in this eighth defeat was the inability to set up a working pass defense. Left: Sophomore Skypeck sneaks for six points. Cy Benson ivatches his progress from the background. Right: A prostrate Dartmouth player hangs grimly to a Roberson shoe. 249 1 1 11 IIS viva nisi ••• Tlie gn-al juileiilial ol Cornell lUof) loolliall leam. liamiicrcd all season hv iiad lucaks anil ilr- fensivf IrouMcs. came l)ur linu lortli nn I lianks- j;ivin Day al I ' lanklin liclii. In its (j.ird annual game willi Iraililional rival l ' enns Kania, tiie liij; Red was cleaiK llie niasler oi tlie situation. For 152-poun(l senit)! ijiiailerhark Ait Holanil. llie con- test was a fitting triljiite lo his skill. I ' licn loo. flashy Bo Roberson shook off his injuries, and ran wild iielore a honielown crowd. As an indication ol Cornell s dominance, the total arda ' ;e gained li Boland and Roberson was moie than double dial ol the entire I ' enn team. Mtliough the first hall |iiiMlurcd n coring, it va- a lor ' ca l ul lliiiiu In ronic. I he Kcd was stopped twice within the ( )naker l()-vard line. The first |)la from scrinnnage in the second half brought the crowd In its feet. Quarterback Hidand, master! idl hiking a hand-off. angled through a hole ill I ' enns right side and raced ninety-one yards to score. His dash was ihe longest seen at Franklin I ' ield since lO. ' i, ' -}. Cornell added two more tallies to I ' l ' ims one, and come away a ictor lor the third straight year. Not lo be oNcrlookcd in ihi- hiuniph Left: An extra point is adilvil in sum up i suc- cessful (lay. Right: Penii luiljhach is in jor liouhle ax Garrett and knifiht sUft through the dcjense. 2 ' SO was till ' liiti l{c(l line. Often criticized (liiiint; tlic soasDii. it licid tlic Quaker Ijacks to five first downs and a meager total arilago of 1 r ards. Tl le wni was Siadiiating seniois tonic in many ways. For the nine IS. it shall remain one of their fondest memories. n l for Leftv James, elected this year as president of the American Football Coaches Association, the triumph was a proof from himself to the (jiriicll rooters that his team, work- ing together and unhampered play good foolhall. nijunes. coufd The close ol tl 1956 football season brought recognition to ( ornelTs players in many ways. Captain Bolaiul. following in predecessor L)e(iraaf ' s footsteps, was named to the first team on the Coaches All-Ivy S(|uad. Art also received the Poj) Warner Outstanding I ' layer Trophy. Cerry Knapp and Bo Roberson were selected to the second unit of the 11- Ivy S(juad. while linemen Suter, Garrett, Boguski and Itin received honorable mention. Itin was also selected by his teammates as the most improved player over the course of his four-year career. Knapp, a junior, was elected to lead the Big Red for the 19.57 season. Art begins his spectacular 91 -yard scoring jaunt against the Quakers. 251 Fin.1 row: Kalpli l!irn-lein. allir Harllim-. Donalil Siciiilicr;;. Frank Ji-ffri . Dinni- (ininr. liradli-y Wright. Howard Slicaror. Donald A lll■r. Dran F.lias, (lioriir Sliissias. Kdwarrl Si ilippi. Second row: Donald Moon. Stuart Mcrz. ( arlton Konick. Jolin While, William Day, John Grocnhi-rg, Bruce Lorij;, John Hax. Kicliard l ' a nc. I ' aul Kalinirh. Paul Iillir. Third run: Jnhn Iilner. Richard Shopi ' . William Tafuri. Dwiglu Mc( :ra(ki-n. Wil- liam Picrs in. ( ' hapiuan i oun;:. David Kenipe, Rohcrl Rogers, Frederick Haali. W illiam (Harrow. Cornell- I.iO-pDiiiidcrs finislicd (lie 19. 6 (ool- hull .sea.soii with a 2-. ' i record, good ciioiif;!) lor fourth |)lac( ' in the lough tlaslern IJfihlwti ' iht League, Standing out lor the Ked over the season were veteran quarterliaek Dean Klias. hack Dirk Shoup, and fleet sophomore trackman Boh l{ogers. The team opened its season iiy journeying to Amiapolis for a game with delending champion Navy. The Middies were led liy halfiiack McDcxiii and Magner in gaining a 2} -ll liiniiipli. Tin ' {i.iii together accounted I or I wenl -lun i il ,i |iiiinN. ( ' .ollicll coiil(iii t get on the ()l1cn-i r, |icncl i .iting oniv once into Navy territory. rriin ' l(m ckrd niit a 7-6 win over the liglitwciglils in their second con- test. Alter the TigiTs had scored. Klias tossed a 2 ' . yard aerial In l) ij:hl Mctiiackcii lor six |i( iiils. Instead ul kicking llic point aller. the ipiartciliack called a sneak t i . This failed and. as it turned out. gave I ' rinccloii llic one pDint ictoi margin. V ictoi (i cr l!iilgci lifokc ihc Reds losing -trcak. The -core iciiiaincd kiiDlled al 7-7 until the Idiiilli (|ii,iilci wlii ' M Sliiiii|i -cored nn an eight yard iiiii. clii-c 111-- In I ' cnii. (i-(l. picccded a dual in-21 lump o ci (iolinnliia. iJohlix iuigers scored lliree limes on dashes ol ten. loil and seventy vards. while .Shoiiii .u i unnlcil Ini llic olhci- with a run and a pass re-pcci i cl . 252 A quartt ' t of lalentctl freshman backs stepped this year into positions vacated l)y Skypeek. Haz- zard. antl Company. Quarterbacks Emil Bolha and Bill Leagans. pkis halfback Jim Hines and fullback Les Tilly, piovided a large share of the teams offensive punch. The ' Little Red compiled a good 3-1-1 season recortl. losing only to Syracuse and playing to a scoreless tie with the Pemi frosh. Yale ' s yearlings went down to defeat, 20-14, in the opening game. Bolha figured in two of the tal- lies, going for 43 yards on an option i)lay and pass- ing to end Carl BancofT to cap a 54-yard drive. Hines raced 74 yards for Cornell ' s third score. Although moving well in llic fir l half, the Red ' s attacks sput- tered ill ihc filial lui) ipiarlers. and Syracuse pulled out a 13-7 win. Two iunibles gave the Orange the breaks needed for viclorv. Bolha ' s 4-yard pass to Bancoff in the (irsl (piarter climaxed a drive in which hall back I ' hil Taylor picked up ino t ul llic ai(l- age. Syracuse tied the game, 7-7, on the liist oi the C(H-nell iunibles. Playing strong delcnsive ball in the second ball, Syracuse allowed the Red i rosh oidy 19 yards on the ground, wliile taking atl van- tage of another lundile to score the decisive touch- down. Bollia and Leagans led Cornell to a 21-12 tri- umph over Wyoming Semiiuiry. The former scored twice on option plays and Leagans went over from the S yard-line for the third six-pointer. Colgate put up a stiff battle in losing, 6-0. Tilly went 63 yards in the second period for the game ' s only score. Hines ' punting helped keej) the Red Raiders out of Cornell territory. In a battle of defenses, the Red had to settle for a scoreless deadlock with arch rival Pemisvl- vania. Les Tilly was practically the whole offen- sive show for Cornell in the first half, picking up all three of his team ' s first downs. The second half turned out to be an exchange of punts, neither team being able to penetrate the other ' s forward wall to any great extent. First run : John Holian. Carl Bancoflf. I ' clcr anl. allir Buckley, Bale Arwink. Emil Bnllia. Vi illiain Jark-on. Philip Taylor. Rndney Pierre. Thomas Ra ak. John Sadisky. Pflri lili-iihenhaus. i ' ero ii row: Alan Lippert. George Nukk. Robert Samuels. Giles Brown. Davi l Lustis. Leslie Tilly. W illiam Leagans. James Hines. Gerard Cerand. David Feeney, Edward Albright. Robert Gilvary. Ronald Young. Third row: Manager Kneen. James C.erruti. Allen Rose, John Detwiler, Howard Pickins. Ralph Magliseeau. Ed Kaufmann, Richard Goldstein. Daniel Bidwell, Richard (!alvin. Albert Baker, Robert Wolfe. James Tibbens. Michael Mitt, Donald Gcrhart. Fourth row: Frank Earl. Stephen Ciohlstein. Paul Curry. Richard Nicoletti. Edward S( hnider. Donald Pewes, George Roberts. Van Campbell. George Gellert. . ' nlhony Murray. Joel Horge. James Lonergan. Kenneth Hagood. Clifton Smith. 253 (.iHicli I ' liltc mill l.itjitiuii laiiinin Tlu narrowest ul iiiurgiiKs separated Cornell from Yale in the Ivy League soccer race. The Eli, with a 5-0-1 record, just eked out the Big Kcd hooters who compiled a 4-0-2 season slate. Corneirs soccer team opened its season with a . ' 5-0 triumph over Colgate. Sophomore Al Stratta was an offensive standout, scoring twice and jjassing to First rou: Allii-rl Fish.-r. Viilliani Drin;:. Hirbrrt Wliitlal. na i(l Randall. Krnnclh Ro en, Edward (iri ' vatt. Spcond row: Leo liutzcl. AilrlhiTlo Siratla. Arlluir (Jcnslcr. (irai;: Kanninj;, Rohirl r- standi . Riihardii Anxola. (iiiilliTiiio d idi-r. Third row: (Inaili George Paltr. F.d Fox. John Finlin. (!liarli l!ii k. illiani Haz- zard. (Iforjic Kilcliii . Tlioma Lutliy. Foiirlh row: SiMJi Koss. IVtiT Buchanan. Cliic-o Lawartz. Alexander SheaK. l llrii. Hiihard iminer. R d Tt Hinl. Iirhael Cnrli . 2.S4 ■ J iTji iiualuai J buuiuL - •-l CiB Dick Aiizola (or another goal. Captain Craig Fan- ning and Jolm Xclson piayeil well tleiensivelv from their lullhack posilioiis. Harvard also iell viilini to the hooters, heiore Cortland State Teachers put a sto|) to their ictory march. The defeat. 1-0. was the Big lied s only one ol the season and was admin- istered by a team ranked as one of the best in the nation. The soccermen tied ale and I ' rincctun succes- sively, in two games vital to the league standings. Stralta and ogeler chipped in goals in these con- tests, and Al Allen played well in the nets. Re- bounding from a I amine of goals, the Red walloped Syracuse, 6-0, and heat Ivy opponents Brown and Dartmouth by 3-1 and 2-0 scores respectively. Stratta and Vogeler figured in all five tallies in the latter two contests. Cornell closed out its season victoriously by edging Penn, 4-2. in overtime. Sophomore Al Stratta cajMured the league scor- ing title in his first varsity year. Captain Fanning was awarded the Nicky Bawlf Memorial, given each year to the senior who has contributed most to soccer during his slay at Cornell. John Nelson was elected captain for (he 19.57 season. 255 tOWtlf ' t Cll«Wl ' ttSIEj It C«« U joJKij i ' 1 First row: Eilward l nall. h ' - David Ki kil. lirliai-l MidliT. Nalhaniel Cravrnt-r. (.Iiarlc; Hill. Joe Adams. Second row: Paul Doronzio. Tlirodore Raab, .Arnold Cummins, .Mbcrl i ' ' Paitfi-Mii lii. I ii-l (hhiM. riu)iiia Moritz. Kichard Sfv« rancc. (!oarl . Iiinlj:uiinTV. Cross Coiiiitr [|fcl 11 tryj ■f The Big Four ■ Midler, Cravener, Eckel, and Hill. The Cornell lianiers. defending Hciitagoiial cliampinns, opened tlieir 1956 season hy lioiincinii (;()l,i;alc 1.5-48. Cu-captains Dave Eckel and Mike Miillii. plus sophomores Nat Cravener and Chnck Hill, all crossed the finish line together. Kiik McCreary came in fillh. I ' enn Stale and .ll de- feated the Hig Red i)y identical 26-29 scores in the second and fourth races. Midl M- won hoth meets hnl o|)posing runners placed high in the nthcr li ' ad jjosi- lions. The l{ed heat .Arnn in il- fmal dual outing, 22-;i;i. Ilai ard uii calcd CorMi ' ll in the I Icptagonals. Kckcl ran llic lM t liiiir rr inn li a Cornellian in llii- Heps, lull iiiiild ()iil rnii li liftli. Midler, iiiiiiiiiig wilh a piilli ' d li ' iidnn. caiiic ai-niss in ciglilh position. III! ' liii; l!iil pl.ircd Icnlli in tiic I(.l mcci wilh 2 ' i p iiiil . MrtatMiN. a jimiui. will caiilain the harrier in 19,57. 2.16 Tlif 19o(j-1957 arsil) [xiKi leaiu is sliooliiij; lor a third strciight iiatioiuil title. Early-season results certainly hear out this possil)iIit . Boh Cyprus at one, sophomore i ' ete Baldwin at two, and Captain Dave Melvin at back give Coach Doc Roberts a strong starting lineup. These three are ahl up- ported by Stan oolaway and Pablo Toro, holli experienced players. A solid jayvee threesome ol George Baer, Jay Shuttleworlh. and Ted Chance gives added reserve support. At the fall opening, Cornell and the I ni eisity of Virginia played to a 5-5 draw. After two non- league defeats hy the Alumni and by the Westbury Polo Club, the riders got on the victory path by heating Milwaukee. Successive victories over the Piftsfield. Lexington, and Bogota (Columbia) teams put the Big Reil well in the running lor national honors. The ubjcrl here is to liil the ball, uilhoiil jailing off your horse. Row one: Stan Woolaway. Jay Sliulllruorlli. I ablo Toro. Tud Cliantc. George Haer. t)r. Ste e Rolierl-. Kotv liiu: Robert Cyprus, Fete [5al(lwin. Dave Melvin. 257 CIIKIIil.F. I)KHS. First I uu: K.iniii) Lallm. , « (, roil : Jim Ha-kiris. Nels Joyner. Holi Kisenman. Jim yiiiik. Bill Osgoiid. Idm Puller, ( ' aplaiti. Laii ; ciiilx rj;. Pete I Cheerleaders IJuuuiaii. iiill Man l ii. I!.i|p Asiiiinl. Jnii llaiin-i. Iliinl 11)11 : Ailie (laproii. Diik Kusc These arc juiiny. lalltiiip hears. Their names are AiUe and Dirk. They i iiielini ' s irenr riilitaloas hats. fi M Tlie Cornell cheerleaders arc al all ol (Jmirll home foolhall and basketball games In K ' nl llir I an in their Mi|i|)ort of tlif Hij; Hed. Tlic all-male c|uai also a(- - iiii|iaiiir- l|i - lixithall Icatii In away ■;aiiic and sparks various pep rallies throughout the fall The chciTlfaders. iiieludiiif: the two familiar am vivacious bears, arc ehoscn lliiougli a liiglil) om petitive and selective system. They are famous for their boundless i-nergy and stentorian soices. ' Ia col Tonun) Lattin is usually on hand to assist the cheerleaders in hcl|)ing { ornellians voice their sup- jjorl iif the team. . . . tJiP siioivs vom( and CornoWs (illilctcs mow iiuloors. iiH rous sounds of n INTER SPORTS echo tlinmgh Rarloii and Tvtigle. 259 (ahuc ' IIs : ()|)li()iii((rc-.-.liJil(icil ai il l)a krtl)all learn never really got moving in tin- 1956-57 season. ,|iiiiii i Larry Pearson, (iliick Hohinson. and Jnhn Nt ' l.-dii |iliis soplioinores Lou Jnnlan and 1 ' rank Mead i-xliiliilcd ln-mrndi ii polrntial. Imt inexperi- ence iiainpered their efforts to a great extent. Lend- ing experience hnt somehow not ■ coring punch were capahie seniors I ' hil Moim oc. i ' liil Marrinll. and Fli|) (Calkin. The U ' ( dropped a close ()|)encr In Hmknell. f)()-.51. Jordan and (!alkin scored III and I i jjoints respectivcK . Iml ll vera II percentage oi hits from the door was a poor 27 ' . Jordan and Mead went (in a x-oiing hinge against Hullalo. scoring k) piiinl lictwccn them. Mead licuan lo exhihit his tre- uiiiidou alue as a rehoundci- l) |)ulling down two- Idtlis nl ( (uneirs grahs oil the hoards. The sopho- more pair again led the wav in scoring and rchounds in a cr close 5I-.52 loss to (Jolgales Red Kaidcrs. heart hrcaking 1.5-1 1 loss to Har ard o|icn( ' d l compel itinn lor the l!cd. Two loul h()l- li the steaily Mairioll had tied the score in the waning seconds. Jordan set a new (Cornell record in the next game hy converting 20 of 27 free throws, hut Syracuse gain ' d the win hv throwing 86 jioints through their oppt)nent s inadecjuate zone (h ' lense. The i?ig Red played very well against a nationally- f ' irst row: List. Jnrdaii. Marriott. Hoblnson. Mi-ail. Sillivaii. Sr( uiul row: Ranger. .Monroe, Calkin. I ' l ' ar-on. Engman. .SLiianzf. Third row: MrfMir . Manrpr. Seijer. (iri ' m. 200 iMiikfd (;aiiisiii team in llic ()|iciu ' r- nl the ( )iitrn City Tournamciil. Tlicv kiiollcd llic score at 49-49 ill the lliird pciiod, oiilv to sec llu- IkvivIIv favored (.lillitis |)ull away laic in die gaiiir. So|ihomore liol) Hanger led Ids Irani uilh 21 |)niiil . A loiir-gaiiic losiiij; slrcak came lo a close vviUi die 72-5. ' } ielor over Ciciiilitoii. Jordan and Mead each huekeled 22 poinls while I ' .ill Sulli an hacked up with 13. I ' cnii overcame (ioinells collapsing zone deleiise and a 20-point lead to win 77-72. I ' lie (,)uakers piav in llie sccoiu nil court press and oNcrall aggressive hall was tieeisive. Two games later, the Ked ran heatl-on into (Ajlumi)ia and ll- Ameriean Chet Forte. The mighty mite ' s 29 points |)lus 2.5 by Hudy Milkey were too much for Jordan and company to mat h. Mid-year marked the loss of valualilc frank Mead (hie to scholastic intdigililit . The l)ig sopho- more puUeil down 176 rebounds in 14 games. Cor- nel outshot Colgate 23 to 18 from the floor but the Raiders came through at the free throw line to win, 75-63. Ranger got hot again and led the Red ' s attack with 20 points. Lee of the Eli broke loose for 25 points in his second encounter with Coach Green ' s courtmen. Jordan ' s 19 points and Marriott ' s 11 failed to avert a defeat. Losses to Harvard and Bic Frank Mrad lajis in luo. John A ehoii slcifis a Creighton score. Ilij lli-.sioriiif: Lou .luiiltiii ilrivcs past .■.nine 1 ii its. Here ' s tlinl I. on n iaiii. hul his Inyiip is deflected this time. 2U2 --•V Dartiiiiiiilli rulliiwcd in i|iiiik sucrosion. Big Flip (lalkin Luckclcd 11. bill (iiccii piNolniati jiiii Kraiuis iisi ' il his () ' 8 ol iiciglil lo score 2.1 points. (iolninl)ia ihrcw iiot-so-secii ' l weapon I ' orle inio the hreaeli aiiain and tlu ' little monster hit lor ' .VA points. IVarson and Monroe pia ( ' d s(did hall, each seoring 11 to siipplemeiil Hanger ' s 17 points. Curiudl fnte(i all its pent up rage on a iiapless Brown team to gain an fl -oO ietor oscr iF(] weekend, l.arry Pearson played the best game oi his arsity eareer. tossing in 25 points. The rejuve- nated I ed played close contests with Syracuse and Darlniouth, and gained their lourlh victory of the season, over Penn. The season ended un a liisappointing note as Brown gained an 88-56 revenge triumph in Provi- dence. AU-Ivv guard Joe Tel)o ])ut on a jihenomenal 41 point perlormance for the Bruins. Lou Jordan. Cornel Ts leading scorer all year, garnered 17 points in this final game. Mead tries a liook tis Smith covers the boards. ■ iilliriin s jiinij) shot idtches I ' riiirrtoii off ptiard. 2(.;3 Fn rirBa sk(4l all 7 lit.sl riiu : Miki MrC.cri . ,i mill run: I Mil iiiir. Jay Harris. Dave ZoriKiw. (irorgr Karlcy. John Kurloiifi. v Hipp. Third row: Sccilt liolicrtsiin. (!liri Dinilrak. Jirr Hriino. Krcd Ulmk, Jim Tlioma;-. I ' clir Gli-i(lienliau . Jr.i- Scallan. Fmirlh row: Rod Beck- witli. Sam . U-. iil. Hill Kiicrr. Dick .Nilo. Juliii (■ III long sneaks in jar an easy hiirkcl. Tlie Cornel ficslimcn ragcrs showed pioinix ' ol great future (levelopmcnt in comijiliiig a line l2-. ' 5 record. The starting five of George Farley, .lolni FnrloMg. .lay Harris. Dave Zornow. and Vic l i|i| was a |)()t ' nt scoring machine all season. Tlie 6 ' 7 ' Farl ;y averaged hellei ili.in IT pc)iMl |ief aine. The first three games atnpK iliuslrated the ( iuhs .scoring versatility. Farley tossed in 2.5 against Huiknell. Iiut against Mniralo and (Co lgate. ever - l)od got into the ai ' l. in the second conlesl. Fur- long. Ilarri . oiiiow. and Farley scored ( i! |ioinl l)etween them; and in lln- ihii ' d coiilc l. ihikiw. I!i|i|i. and Farle accnunii ' d Jni Oil dl ihr (i rn.ii kei . The l.illle |{ed s only losses were lo (iolgalc .iimI . yracu«e. and these wen- ani| l avenged in nimn contests. )] i B ri9 f i Bv Hi K. K ' .h H 2(.l- -• i| Xgaiiist the strong coinpetitioii wliicli Ivv League schools, such as ah ' and Har ar(l, had to otler. Cornell finished with a fairly respectable 4-6-1 season mark. Seasoned performers Pete Wolf. Jon Harris, Ev McCooey, and Doug Love were su))- ported ably by sophomores Bob Coifman, Chuck Carpenter. Dick Wells, and Lawlor Reck. McCooey led the way in the opening meet against Syracuse, won by Cornell 51-35. The veteran free- styler captured both the 220 and 440 yard events. Cortland ' s . 11-American freestyler. Ken Peters, managed to best McCooey in the 220 and 440, but this was all the Teachers could do. and the Big Red gained a 50-36 triumph. Perpetual Ivy ])ower-house Yale romped over the mermen by 40 points in their next outing. Coifman came within a yard of beating ale captain Bill Clinton in the 220 backstroke in the only close race of the day. Tim Jecko. Eli Olympian, broke a national record in winning the 200 yard butterfly event. A close loss to Arnu and an expected rout ol Columbia preceded a disastrous weekend against Harvaid and Dartmouth. The (Crimson lomped to a 70-16 victorv. and the Hanover school trimmed Caplain I ' cic It olj. Cornell 59-27. McCooey broke a school record in the 440 freestyle and Coifman took his event, to account for most of the lied ' s points. A tie with Princeton and a close loss to Colgate led up to the Navy-Peim weekend. In an almost complete reversal of situation, Cornell lost t(j the former 22-64. and trounced the latter 72-14. In the Eastern Intenol- legiates. held at Cambridge. Harris, McCooey, and oil turned in good performances. arsily sUindouls Fele if olj. hv McCooey. Jim Foster, and Diuiii f oic pause in raining jor the Easterns. . ' ■ ' . . ' . ' , :il y W nvslliiio j Led by umlefealed fjrapplcrs Dick Viiueiil and Steve Friedman. Coriicirs vaisitv wrestling team rolled up a 6-0 reeonl in l cntnpelilion to win the league crown. Losing oidy to Syracuse, in an upsel. and to powerful I ' ittslnirgli. the Hed niatnien turned in an overall season ' s slate of 9 wins. 2 losses, and a tic. Vincent, a eonslant insjiiralion tlirouglioul llie winter, started his iciorv skein liv delraling liighlv- regarded Joe (iralli Lei ngh. winner ol 11 straight jirevious bouts. Cornell look die inatch Ironi the Engineers. 17-9. Hoinjis over Colgate and Yale preceded an unexpected Icjss to Syracuse. The absence of Friedrnan. injured Inre ihe Yalr tnalcli. was strongly felt. tter beating Harvan he lied look a trouncin trorn Pillsburgh. |)robal)lv the lop team in the Kasl. incent won again, and Slc c Snielhurst gained a forfeit victory for Corni ' lTs onlv points. Easy vic- tories over Pcnn. Mrown. ami Franklin and Mar-liall I iihralen sophomore S rveii Frlcilniiin is slioiin oil his ii(i to a liiiiil victory aiiiiiiisl I ' riiiceloii. led up to a 12-12 diaw uithlungh I ' riui State. 2 l-f conipierors ot Syracuse. The nialnien linishcd in a blaze of glory, routing Ivy opponents Columbia and Princeton by 23-. and 23-3 scores respectively. In lh( Eastern Tntercollcgiates, Vincent and Friedman wrestled outstandingly, each |)lacing second in his class, while heavyweight Dave Dunloj) garmrcd a lliird pLicr medal. First roil : Barsfiiril, Iraincr. Mnjinip, illi . (iiatlo. co-iaplain. Dreher. manager. Second row: Snook. Duiilop, Wisp, Vinccnl. Fiii ' dinaii. Snu ' tiiursI, cn-raplain. Thirii roii : Jainps MillcM . coacli. lirciwncll. I ' adar, Griffin, Miller. t Hperton, llodprs. — VU mm iktiJ .J jfc ' i ' M m. First row: Lowe, Cyphers. Post. (!risanti. Fahiaii. lipper. Second row: Cook, Koppes, Graves, Tlioinas, Wal-li. .1.. Walsh. F.. Cotton, Coach Cointe. Third rote: I ' lipr. ili . Di.rh il. (nli. I ' aiirson, Kmiwltcin. had a series ol hrcaks go ajjaiii l liiiii. and litis uas a decisive taclor in the outcome. An a va weekend against ( oliind)ia and Prineelon resulted in two final losses for the harddiick feiieers. The i.ious continued utideleated in Ivy competition. The Princeton match was another hearthieaker, five bouts being lost b one touch. Knowlton, Caverly, and Wiley stood out in defeat. Although their 2-.5 match record was disappoint- ing after the success of last year, (lorncll s lenccrs turned in some good individual iierloiinances. Ted Cotton and Co-captain Dennx (Caverly were re- peatedly sharp in their respecti e divisions of foil and sabre. The Red opened against a strong Navy squad, la-l ears l(!f chaiujjions. Coach Cointe had counted heavily on his sabre men to carr the load, but this group was defeated T)-. ' ? while the epee and foil divisions showed up crv sIrongK. The match was exceedingly close, with the Middie iinalK winning. 11-1. ' ?. Svracuse and ' ale were eas ic- tii7is to Cornell in the next two outings. 20-7 anil 16-11. Caverly was undefeated in the latter match, while Cotton won 4 of rt. The Red traveled to Candjridge and lo l a civ close match to Harvard, the result being decided in the last bout. After a two week layoff. CoriK ' ll was upset by a fireil-up Pemi scpiad. 18-9. Caverly T he cliiuulric lul.s l)lu.ss( iii iiiidiii (il ihc hands of these swashbuckling Cornell fencers. 267 tir. ' il rttu : Julian Uau.-.-. Kiik l.i inj:. illiain Dakr. Kail l■u U• . Skippy KosenluTj;, Kaymond AbbniiH. I ' ony Ayer. Second row: .l..lin liral.-. W.iu.K Hli-. l la.ni. LariA ( ..x. I ' aul -. Ii.li llairiMin I ' cililii . iMir Scuvilli . I.arrv I. alia. Tim Embser. I ' lior Mlow i-oiiililiiMis ill (!()!ii ' ll and in tin- sni- r()i]M(liii { area limitc(l llw a(li it n llic (ionicl ki learn this yar. In tlu ' lew iik-cI in uliirli pai ' licipalion was possililc, tlw Bij; l cil -Imucd ii|i will Facing t()|) conipctilion in tlic St. l awreiuc Win Icr (Carnival, llif l ' arn |)la f(l a surprising sixth. Iln {ri placed near the lop again in the Onondag; ( ()iinl iMiiipionships. (!c)riirirs iicsl elloil catm ill the c-|iiii lti i-iun ' !li,iiii|piiiiilii|is. llir Hi;: l!i ' ( (•( |)piiig sccoikI place. .|a Sirau-s. Karl ioster, and Dave (Irani finished second, third, aiiil lonrth. respecti ( ' lv. in ihe downhill nin. and ( ' aptain l?ill Dakc added a lir-l in llii c ciil plus a loiiilli in llic slalom event. Outside ol llic intercollegiate conipclilion. a ski- ing school was set up on llie 1-ihe Slope and .il lar doling Mill, (iornclliaiis al-o -Killed llic -ki |ialiol at i ' ar oiiim. J()!! A 1395-1372 victory over Syracuse cliiiohed the New York State League Chainpioirship again lor (loriu ' lfs rifle team. The shooters compiled a 13-1 record in regidar season matches, their lone defeat being at the hands of St. Lawrence by a slim 8 points. They avenged this setback with a .50 point victory in a return meet. The league championship for 1957 was the Red ' s third straight, and retired the trophy to (Cornell. Veterans John Strickler and Jim Hardman. plus newcomer Hewitt Mulford. were especially sliarp throughout the season. ( aptain F. R. Burdick and Sergeant E. O ' Mara coached the squad throughout the fall and winter. First row: Krcil Ward. Frank irflrcy. Jariit-s llanlinaii, .liiliii StrickltT. Bill) .Nnrillander. Second row: (iaptain K. K. Burilitk. Joliii Hitriisk . Bill Ferry. Paul Haas, Jack Minsler. Waller Whit- man. Jack Douglierlv. lliuili Mullnril. I!ill Furgeng. Sergeant F, O ' Mara. 269 IJiixiiij;. a iKiii-iiilciCtillc ' iiaU- spurt at (.nnicll since 19 U). ciijoikhI anollier atlive year in its inlia- inural slalus. Tlie acli itio t) llu- lioxiti ; (!liili were aj;ain iliierteil In Major JkIiii I ' .Miilrinanii and I ' lo- fessor P ' rederiek Maicliani. lIu ' lallci luin in lliirty-rourth year as licad ctiai li. A .Ndviff I ' onnianicnt in the I. ill .mil llu- ()|icn (]haMi|)ii)nslii|)s in llic spring eon-lilnic luu niainr events ol llie car. ( oai ' lies Martliani .iiul I ' .nule- rnann inslrnet and siipeiv i ' in liolli llir Iraining and llie coinpeliliDn. ' Plic iiinri ol tlii year ' s Noviee rcinrn.inii-nl arc li lcd licluu. l.iO It nil 1 )i CI iiiiica 1 Kl I ' cic I ' liliiaiii i:,() l ' ]d Mow IT i()() Kevin Ivooiicx 170 M iki ' ( -uddiiijitini 180 r.iiil ( iiiiTV iiea we is It Jack IJaniwcli ;( ' tiKinlv mi nj si-lj-drjrnsi ' llics on in I fiiiilf Hull. 270 •n First rale: Pliilip ( ( in?-lrail, Jt-ifiv) i.aikiiKl. Ciraig Faiiiiing, L)a id (MiiinniaM. Kchvaril Fox. Secund roa : NfUon Jovner. Coach Lewis, Kollrll Huh. Fanning and Earl Dworkin Cornell ' s record ol mu- win and seven losses in its first year of intenollcfjiatf s(|uasli coinnetition was not as tlislicarlening as it sounds. illi a year or two of seasoning, many oi the iveds racqnetnien should soon lie liolding llicir own in Ivy conipelilion. ' oss to VVesh ' van. Captain ( raig lined Cornell ' s onl victories. 9-0 losses to Harvard and Yale came as expected. Fanning playetl very well against the Crimson ' s nationally-ranked Ben Herkscher. Fan- ning and freshman Mo!) Lawrence showed up well at Dartmouth and Buflalo, although both nuitihes were lost. Successive shutouts by strong Navy and I ' rincelon scpiads ])receded a nuich-necded rout ol rival Pennsylvania. With some promising Ireshmen on the scene for next year, new cajitain Ed Fox should have a better time of il in )r ' , iliaii did his predecessijr, Fanning. 271 272 h. k . w - -t Adiuinistration DEANE WALDO MALOTT EDMUND EZRA DAY HALL Saiiford S. At ()tnl Provost James L. Zwiiijilr ice I ' rc.sidcnl officials Tlieoiioiv I ' . Wri-ilil Vice President for Resi ' iirtli John I ' .. liuiloM I ice President jm lliisiness ■oA Frank C. Baldwin Dean of Men Dorothy V. N. Brooks Dean of Women W illiani 1 1. Karnhain Dean dl Faculty r ■ R A r N ' , ! m Board oj Trustees .| iii I,. CoLLYER Robert Meigs (.liairnmn Secretary Life Member William 15. (Ior.nell Members Ex-Officio President of thf lniicisit Deam: . M aloti ' The Governor of New York AvERELL Harrima.n The Lieutenant Governor George B. De Luca The Speaker of the Assembly Oswald D. Heck The Commissioner of Education James E. Allen. Jr. The Commissioner of Agriculture Dxmki .1. (Iahkv The Commissioner of Commerce Edwaud I ' . Dickinson The Industrial Commissioner Isadoh Li ijin President, State Agiicultural Society Warren . Hawley, Jr. Librarian, Cornell City Library Sherman Peer Members Apjioinlvd by tbe Governor Arthir H. Dean IIoraci: ( ' . I i amgan Tail E. Fitzhatrick James A. XNlonnell JOSEI ' ll I ' . lillM.EY Members Elected by the Ahtmiii Edwin T. Gibson William I.ittlewood LeKoy R. Grumman Jacob G. Schurman. Jr. Walter C. Heasley Allan H. Treman l i TH F. Irish Elbert P. Tittle Dexter S. Kimball. Jr. Frederic C. Wood Faculty Representatives 1)a ii) I ' . Barr Robert E. Cushman Lloyd P. Smii ii Members Elected by the lioanl Wiiiiw: I  . (Iarey John S. k i(.nr W ALK.ER L. ClSLER J. PrESTUN Le IS John L. Gollyer Albert K. Mik iikll Frank S. Columbus Thomas A. li i;ii v Mary H. Donlon Floyd U. i i n Victor Emanuel John . L Ulin Larry E. Gubb Francis H. Sciieetz Loi IS IIOLI.ANDKK JoHN I ' . SvME IIehhert v. Joiinm)n Mwuii i L Ii ' son Trustees Fmeritus Frank K. (Gannett Geoiu.i: II. I ' l ann Si NT(tN (iniKEis Mmion ( :. Ta i.oh i( Hill s II. NovES W i.ii;ii (.. Tkaci.e F H I!. III IM 276 Tlie Alumni Association C(nifiraliilati(His to thv Class of 1957! 0 Jiinr lOlli VdU a sunic a iirw talus as a (Ainiclliaii. Oii will hccoiiic an aliiiiiiuis. a mt ' iiilicr ol till ' large and Iriendly laniily ol (Cor- nell Alinnni. Tlu- Aliuinii Association extends a hearty wel- rnnie lo ()U as a new nieinlier. The (llass ol 1957, lltniugli its (■niiea ()rs and acconi|)lislinients. has already demonstrated its desire lo lie a well knit class. The record you have sel a uiuiergraduati ' s is certain to l)e reflected in Cornell lunmi a(ti i- ties ihroiijil i)Ut the world. The Association is our liaison with alunuii groups, the faculty, administration and stuilents. All lormer matriculants are members without pay- ing dues. Be sure to give prompt notice of any address changes to the Alunuii OHice, Edmund Ezra Day Hall, Ithaca, New York, so that you will re- main on vour class mailins; list and receive the sev- eral class and universilv c()tiimnni(alion wliidi are sent to you each year. Among the many services pio i(le l the Asso- ciation, tlii-ie is the puMicalion ol the Alumni News. You will want lo suhscrihe to it il you have not already ilone so in order to keep inio rmed on the whereabouts of your classmates and news ol the campus. Next year you will be called upon to vole for Alunuii Truste ' s of the I niveisity. In June 1900 you will iclurn lo Ithaca lor your first reiniion. Cornell Clul)s throughout the world provide an excellent way of becoming actiuaiuted in your com- munity. Wherever you may go you will find Cor- nellians serving their Alma Maler. As a member of the Cornell Class ol 1957, you will be a constant ambassador-at-large of the Uni- versity. May your undergraduate successes carry over into continuing services to Cornell. THE CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION (Eveiy Cornell Alumnus) STANDING COMMI 1 lEES Executive Alumni Trustee Nominations Aliimin ' Placement Sernml.iry Schools Alumni Publications BOARD OF DIRECTORS Composed of representatives of each organization plus DireCtors-at-large. MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS Eeclcralion of Cornell Women ' s Clubs Federation of Cornell Men ' s Clubs .Association of Class Secretaries College .Mumni Organ- izations The Cornell Fund GENERAL Ml 1 I SKCKET RV lliinl lliailley 26 Miss Pauline J. Schmifl 25 Alumnae Secretary Miss Agnes M. Clarey Manager oj Alumni Records lumni News 11. A. .Stevenson ' 19 Managing Editor Ruth E. J Ian El Assislan nnings 44 iiit ' .50 t Editors ' ■AJ. .ti Agriculture TIIF ' , Ni-w c)rk Stale ( ullegf of Agiiciilluio offt-rs a aric(l program of studies lor uiuler- grailualc tii(lctil pri ' paririg for Nocaliniis in I arm- ing, commiTcial cntcrjjrise, rt-searrii, filmatitjn ami many olht-r fields. Beside the four-year program, llicre is also a lw(j-y ' ar course wliidi gi i- tlie -hi- dent s|jeiiali .ed training for a specific ficlii. In additidii lo the undergraduate program, llir culjege serves llie agricniliiral needs of tlie slale. it conducts an extensive re.searili program and also runs an extension service that is responsible for the cin-tdalion of informative agricultinai material Id slate residents. Agricnitiirr. Dean H . I. I wtn 27« -•v. Arclutectuie. Dean Thomas W . MacKesey Architecture THR College of Architecture olTers iiiulcrgradu- ate programs in two gciu ' ral areas: Arcliitcclure as a profession; and I ' ainliiig and Sctdpture. or Fine Aiis. In addition lo llicse curricnii. llic gradu- ate fields of City and Ucgional Planning and Lanti Planning and Landscape ArrliiU ' clure are also available. In tlie five years of liis study, the arcliitecl is trained not only in teclniieal skills but also enc-our- aged to develop and cultivate creative imagination. The curricidum oi an undergraduate nuijoring in either Painting or Sculpture provides courses de- signed to promote knowledge and critical under- standing of these arts. An intensified studio experi- ence develops the students talent in the practice of art. Ills (tiul Sciences, Dean Paul M. O ' Leary Arts Sciences Tl 1 1 ' College of Arts and Sciences provides cumscs ill the luinianities. the natural sciences and tlie social sciences. The work and lives of tlie great artists, musician . u liters and philosophers are sludicd. discn sed and d( ' !)atcd. Future musi- cian- and artists are trained while stiidi ' iits ol litera- lurc are ;iven an insi ;hl inli) wiitiiii;- ol dicir nun. 1 he modern lan iua ;es ol trench. Spanish, (dii- nese. Kussian and (ierman are mastered ami the grandiiir nl ancinil cix ili alidii is brought hack in the learning ol Latin and (.reek. Those lascinated witii the stud) oi science may delve into the theories of men before them and develop new hypotheses or new laws in di ■ reahns of physics, chemistry, geol- ogy, botany and zoology. Engineering. Dean S. C. Hollister Engineering THE hroad objective of the College of Engineer- ing is to provide tlic clftiients of learning and inspiration that fosters leadership in professional and personal affairs. To accomplish the broad ob- jectives the I niversity offers a five-year program in Engineering. The stuilent not oidy acquires the scientific. I un- ilamental. and technologieal instiiiction recjuired for his major field, but also carries a program in liberal arts related to the eeoiiiniiic and social aspects of his field. The fifth year enables the stu- dent to expand his education into almost anv field. 281 IIHIIIIIIi Horn e Econ om irs. Dean Helen C Cfinoyer Home Economics THE New nik Slair Coll.-c nl lldii:, ' luu- iiomics aims lo jncpaif its tiiilcnl In he not oiiU intclliiiriil homemaki ' is Iml .ilso inlclligt ' iil (•ili cii and ciinliihiitors in tlicir held ol endeavor, (ionises in hoinc- cconoMiics deal with the elTeelive care of the laniiK : ihr iziiiil.inrc n cliildicn; llu- (ievelopnient nl .iilislir xn-r and la le dial liiinus heantv inln die home in iuan wavs; the oi aid- zalion and luiin ng ol the lionic on a soiiiid econn- inir. -oeial ami hvgiein - lia-is: ..nd the care and ii-e nl e(|ni|inienl. I lie eidleiii ' . as |i.Ml nl dii ' II n I ei il . j:l es slil- denls ihe o|)|inilinnl In elect slndics in nian lields. I ' raelical e |) Mience dciived in the ealeleria at Martha an. ni ,il l r niii-i ' i clinid. cnndimed witli a lilieial arts liaekuioiind enaliles the liiadiiate to le d ei|iiall at home with the agiiaries ol the all-, tlie [iracl lea III ics ol the liiisiness wnihl. ni die I ll e llli I M die iiiel II Mil linine. 2U2 TWV. Iloti ' l Srliddl wa-. slaitcil a a dcparliiK ' Hl (il ihf ScliodI ol lli)rii( ' I ' Vonomics in 1922 at the rt ' (iucst til llic Aiiirrican Hold Association. By 1931). c ' lulowed by the Statlcr l ' )uiRlation. it be- came a college with its own faculty and dean. One hall ol Slatlei ' Hall is composed ol classroonis, while the other part is an inn and club. The hotel student studies every aspect ol ihe restaurant and hotel fields, from i)ui)!ic relations to wine testing, as well as general cultural subjects. The stuilents gain practical experience by running tlie dining rooms and overnight facilities of the Statler Club. On Hotel Ezra Cornell Day. the un- dergraduates entertain hotelmen at the world ' s oiiK lioti ' l I or a day. Hotel Idiiiinislnitiim. Dean UoiKinl H. Meek f - --- - Hotel Administration 283 Ijusine.ss and Public AdtninisUution, Dean ( ' .. Strwart Shc ipard Business Admin St ration Till ' - (Fi;i(liiatc Siliool ul IUi iiu .s and I ' lihlic Admiiiislralion is designed lo give a(l aii((il liidciit llic liarkiiiiiiiiKl kiKiwIi ' dgc liir ciilrance into |)ii iilr or jiox ci iiniriil tnler|)risi ' . I linumli an iiilensi ( ' Iwo-vcai ' -IikK conrsc the liidiiit i pre- pared liir a raici-i in rillici- n ihc-f m ii ' lalcil fields. Taking a ii ' i|iiiir l |ii(ii;rani i l rorr cDiir o dur- ing lii lii--l NiMT. llii- liidinl riiiii|ilcl( ' - a concen- Iraled slud in one |ic(iali .ed aica during the second cai ' . Personal rclalious. (inance. markel- ing, and liu ine nianaginnnl an- mdv a lew of llie areas tnade availaMe to die ludenN. i ' urllier speeiali alion can lie ni.idc ihrough eiitnliin ' d |ii ' (i- giaiii- wmIi llie M-luKiU nl Law. I ' iiuineei ing. rclii- liilun-. i i i;i iridlure. 2 4 Industrial and Labor Relations Till ' scliool ol liidu-lrial and Lal)or IJcIatioiis was i)[)iMit ' (l al (!i)iiicll I iiiversity in 1915. It was [lie first iii-lilulicm in tlu ' counlry lo otter a coinpreliiMisixe |)rograni ol prtjicssional (raining in llif field of inilustrial and labor relations. The school is a unit of the State University of New York and was created for the purpose of improving in- dustrial anil labor conditions in the state through the provision of instruction, the conduct of researcii and the dissemination of information in all aspects of industrial, labor and public relations affecting employers and employees. The combination of interested students and capable faculty is giving the school greater imj)etus towards meeting its re- sponsibilities and furthering greater harmony in Industrial (iiul Lalxii Kriiitions Dean Martin F. Catherwood the field nl industrial and labor relations. Law Scliool Tilt: Cornell Law Scliuul a h)un(l..l in 1887. Presidenl AiuIk-w D. White stati ' d il- |iiirpose ill aiitiripatioii oi llu schoors t stai)lisliiiiciit: Our aim should he to keep its in.strurlion strong, its standing liigh and so to send out. not swarms of hastily prepared pettifoggers, hut a fair numher of well-trainoil. large-minded, morally-hased lawyers in the best sense, wiio, as they gain experience, may be classed as jurists and become a blessing to the country, at the bar. on the bench, and in arii)iis public bodies. In sum, tlie primary purpose of the School is to prepare lawyers who can render effective service to their clients, and who are interested in and capable of furthering legal progress and rriurin: they must be eager to fulfill the traditional role oi lawyer as leader in his comimiiiity and as a de- fender of our heritage and freedom. Law Sclioul, Dean Gray Tliuion -•VIL V Veterinary Medicine TliK purpose of the New York State Veterinary (College is to protect tlie health ol the I arming industry. The carefully picked stuilents learn the structure and functions of the body, how to cure and prevent animal diseases, and how to improve tlie breeding of livestock economically. The student fulfdis a re(|uiremenl of twent | rac- tice credits hv working with livcslork and animals during the summer months, fhe school also oper- ates an experimcnial farm at (Cornell where tests are carried on widi infectious viruses on guinea pigs and rabbits, in the labs, canine diseases are studied and dogs are bred spccialU fur experi- mental purposes. Veterinary Medicine, Dean illiiiin 4. 11 a tin n 287 Siinimrr ((imp and ili ' iily o sun. Arinv ROTC Coliilicl Kl lidid II. ( .oin.sldi I, The colonel distributes awards. Z 9 w ' fc B 3 Wk, -jPP!j iM .KOiL j H I ' i- i M 4t Training at Ethan Allen. Air Force ROTC . Colonel G. E. Sisco. Jr. Link tniinrr provides practice. 289 Officers Cluh dance in Panama Canal. Naval ROTC Captain Reuben E. Stanley I jr Entering Gatiin Locks. I ' luuiirui C.(uuil. 2 ' 0 l7 UiEBBBBlta Presidential Review THE Biaiith (General Military Siiciu-e Program is designed to promote national defense and to produce junior officers. The first two years of train- ing. Basic KOTC, arc a part of the University re- (|uirements for graduation. Ihc third and fourth years. Advance ROTC, are elective antl qualify a student for a conunission. Thus, true to its ])ur- pDse, the program develops in young men the (juali- ties essential to the national defense. Each s|)ring the annual Presidential Review is held on Upper Alurimi Field. The ranks of KOTC cadets and midshipmen, looking their hest. march hy the rc iewing part Malott and a nunilicr o he drills lo cliMiax the vcar s ( liliU . ilic vards are given to (he outstanding military stu- aiid Iraiiung. y z ' um. Ik . . . academic athletic social and extra-curricular acliiev- niputs at Cornell are recognized by HOiSORARlES-each prom- ising enliiihteninent and pleas- ure to its inendters. 293 QUILL DAGGER Honorary Society For Senior Men OFFICKRS MlvMUKRS John blaiirliai ' «i editin IxKirdiiiaii th(nn(ts Itrailv rolnTt hofTa rirhartl i raii«l( ' iil iir ! nnllnniy •■aslu ' ii tlaylon iliapiiian traig fanning fieorfic for«l rohcrt fiah- rov lah  i Hip firavink rc liassel joe heiiiiiiifK ' r ihonias itiii firvfiory join ' s thonias kraliii rohrrt Ivii.li jack ■ 111- ' oriiii«k pliilip iiutiirtM- fXIIll ii l lo davifl WW uiUiain sfliiiiiiarher carl srliwar . jtdin srilrr alfnTl siiirr John lylor slvfdn ' ti wriss Presich ' iit ir« ' -Presidenl Serretary Treasurer Jack MvCorm ick Anthony (.nshon Craif! Fatmiita Thomas Itin — v, SPHINX HEAD Honorary Society For Senior Men OFFICERS President ioe-Presideiil Secretary Treasurer Keeper-of-the-Toinb Charles Slater Colin Campbell Don Phillips Robert Black Cyrus Benson MEMBERS anihony alter ryrus bensoii sergio betancoiirl ntberl hiaek arthur l oluii«l janies broadhead colin raiiipbell (tennis eaverly frank elark normal! eoben (lavid da vis archer des cogiiets James dreniian dean elias harold garinaii david rruninian barnett bodges John bolton robert boogstoel Stanley intibar nilliani jeiiiisoii ro er joiies rharles knigbt andren- kopkiiid srotl lewis doufilas iiierkle clyde iiixoii hen park dtm pbillips alberlo de saiilaiiiaria lawrence soott hoivard sbearer rivhard sbijiekaiie todd siinpson rharles slaler sterens siiielluirst robert staley robert slainvoo«l robert laylor rivhard lex-bangb fred iboiiias John M liorii peter olf brad ley wrifihl ra mond .eiek ALEPH SAMACH Honortiry Sorirly Fnr Junior Mi-n OFFICERS I ' rc ' sidfnl Vii- ' -Pr« ' i(l« iit Secretary I reaMirer Arthur Brooks Stephen Yiisem .1 nil II hinfi Herbert Hess MEMBERS peter l)eriiias John hierhorsl (irthiir brooks uilliani fOttOII (la lid .• kel James edjrar ro er •rarrett pJiillip wellert her her t hess John iiiflley lee jae nielle John kiiifi eraUl kiiapp rohert inc a 11 iff jaik iiK- fa l(l -ii davul m r ill richard iiH ' l . :ar niiiliiiel iiiidirr John IH ' Uoll lairrence pearsoii irrin roliersoii John sale Stephen yuseiii 296 -• te OFFICERS President Vice-Prejiidfut Secretary Treasurer Recording Secretary V. Richard Eales Earl McHiigh Donald Frisch William Mann Christian Hatton MEMBERS gordon andersun robcrt blake paid bogiiski John hrinsley thonias hrogan george biilhvinkel blair canii hell adin capron floyd downs V. richard eales donald frisch jantes harper peter hartegan christian hat Ion jerry irish earl nic hugh u ' illiani nianii phillip marriott bruce uiarshall John may field pierce olfearn ivilliani Osgood John pagnucco charles r ob in son eiigene snioley rohert stubblebine thontas tiittle Jeffrey wiese scott wetzsteon david villianis RED KEY Hiinorary Society For Junior Mrn 297 bill HA 1 OFFICERS Presiilent ioe-Pre! i lent Chapter Editor Treasurer Mono Reidenberp Dvhoruli Levrmv Belli .iines ISina Zippin MEMBERS hplh allies jouiiin ' eastiiiirii niarcia ewiiifi th ' lutnih lerrau jatu ' iiiitrliell ilttmlliy perry h(irluir«i redden iiioiia i-eideiil ei ' rlli ' ii i«lekerl iiiirhrlh ' lriker ulna .ippiii MORTAR BOARD Honorary Society For Senior M onten 2 ' m OFFICERS President Secretary-Treasurer RAVEN : SERPENT Honorary Society for Junior U omen Mickey Mac Alpine Betsy Northrup 3IEMBERS harbara hiiehrig I in da rone carohit ihidlev (leborah fa II to dorolhy ihsoii gail fjliieck nancY herlit joan karon mickey mar alpine aim mar I«- mI elleii m - tlonahl betsY n« rtliriip carol oslerjiren jane parrish blair perkins addie sels 299 PHI BETA KAPPA Malitmnl Schttlnstir Himornrv f OFFICERS I resi«l« ' iil i«T-Presi«h ' iit Secretary Treasurer Jitliii McConnell Frii ' drlrh Solntspii George ileuley Falanilzu Schniitlt MEMBERS MI. h. a bra Ills deane iiial« lt h. h. adeliiiaiiii s. a. iiM- (-arlhy george adaiiis John iiir ciHiiiell a Ian all liiiler uilliam miller saii ttril al MMl frail lis iiiiiieka diaries halicuck irilliam inoiilloii morris l i li |t harhara oil.-ll eiigene ltra lioi-)l pa III o ' leaiN j.d. l iirf(M l morris opier etlit ill ImiiII dorolhy perry harry -a|)laii jean el le read edtinrd rliristie lemo ro -k o«l mar gar el -liri lir Joanna riiss gar liner riark ttilliam ale norinaii rolieii nina seliiek morion «la i ls4 ii falanilza x ' liiiiiill ' ' • {i- fo;:rl da rid iiiikiii III erie forinaii eleanor iiiioiiils rohrri liall or a iii;Lrletoii georgr IhmU ' v friedridi Mtlin eii James IllltlOII diiilon liiii oii e rely II kal . morris leiieiihaiiiii III. 1. II . laixliuT h. a. w irli -lii virlor laii . ' « ' niargaret lit ' miiliael lirlxr nina ippill alexdiiiltT l i;:liti ii PHI KAPPA PHI _H_ M.M. M L -m_ X  . -H. M.M. M. george perkins ISntitnuil Si tho hislir Honorary Society if rharles millnii pet« ' rson punnett c w elizaheth ray OFFICERS uW mihtslav rerh« ' igi , 3p7] nqr laivrenre r« ' sni« ' k Presiidnil Dr. E. I ' ' . Bradford iS reed ri.-hardson ice-Presi«leiil Prof. Dona Id (rrout w valentine ridgway p rirhard r«)sa Secretary Prof. Paul V an Riper 1 John ross Treasurer Prof. Alice Briant gian-carlo rnnii joaii sanlas Corresponding Seorelar; y Prof. R ohert Beck John seanlon alhert seames rohert seif GRADUATE MEMBERS henry drewes keiineth niae donald david sleeper leivis aalders richard dye murray niae gregor frederick sparrow ivaltvr ainhinder 111 a reel I a ellell harper niarloH jean steekle dotmltl anderson hen jam ill el son paid mayer rose steidl nilliam hall rohert fosen doiiald nie eobb rohert stein all viii heatty dana goodrieb hoiiard nie kaughan margaret Stewart fred beiiiiett Sidney gnralniek don me osker paid stranss ruth bones nam •y hannye william iiie«lway Jesse tarleton so mil el bowne carl banseii Joseph nietz miriam terry dalai brenes da VI id liarding roy miliar arthiir tbonias vlyde bresee itilhitr hartnian peter nionknieyer herhert nberall mar gar et hueb a II lie liolnian michael nioravesik doiiald nllrieh ado marie caiiiphell charles hughes carlita nesslinger el ill or Mardwell mary eaniphell leonardt kreisle John new david watson raymond eappellini la is lawrence dorothy niinioto fred Webster lean eharity rohert leary James ogP donald wiegand char les eole g y le nioigne carl oles raymond Williams allan eollins george leyh jitaii or«loveza rohert wolk IV. mvgregor deller hen-ami lipelz agatoii l al carmine yengo UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS peter albersheini joaii «M lelnian prithipal lam ha judy roberts saiidra albert plioehe ellis harhara lang rodney roiigelot mary am latrnda patriria ellison joaii leopold williain Sanders jiihii hal IdescliMieler jaiiies f:i diev rose mage david sell ward 1 roherl harrett doiiald fii irlev deniiis mah)iie Virginia sieling gftrdim haviii man II i 11 g f. inleih jaiiet ni - ginnis alfred simensen 11 or mail he ' LU ' bley rohert foi ' tiiine angelica ni  r ' nrio mary sinion leah be nson marc fi -anklin alfred mit bell carol solonion richard be rnliar l in el rill f- ' l IlK-k michael mil -b -ll fred slafforil herhert he rnliardl Constance ff ' rand-lienard rohert mower rohert Stevens John hiii gloria fi ' reenherg John nordlancb-r daryl Stewart rand hiirker dorothy 1 iiild Stephen oppenlieini Judith sintng patriria hii Hers irniii Jti ie« bs rohert panagnlias richard sironce tlinmas ca; diel keilh jolinsitn dniglit perkiiis eric svenson Ciuirad rliesler Stanley jolin cMi jane pliinkell paiil szasz sterliiifi CO Ibv rohert j« nes John prie lenian herhert lanz« ' r iimrjorie .la • le John k; iiiifinan tldllCY reading maitreen liirnrr henry i e ail Stephen k; ;i e Inrille ri -li allan wt ' issglass III yra iVu ■knian thomas k err rohert ri«lg!ey richard wing estelle (linerslein rohert k instlinger kenneth rind miriam zinder 301 MlvMKKRS liny :i litoii rorinne alviii jane l arrlay sarali ihlts hrrthti Ikii ' IIioIoiihmv doritlliy f;i l iiii ' : lirirn l a T eva :oii ailez htriio Im ' 11114-II belli iilz jriinifvr l ir kma « ' r niarjorie hall bviilah Itlackiiiorr rttrnelia hapliriil Sfira hhu-kwell hazel liaiK-k (•(iritl hiirk.-r earolyii ha M ' s t ' slhi-r Itralioii naiiry lioddick mini l r« ' ii« s lielen ll K ' l  T hdrlmni Itrotlic aiidrey luM-lliii alln ' riin -a(aii .ai-iie niarfiaret hiilcliiiis j II lit ' riarkr eslelle kaiu III, car III -( iiiiaii lil«Hi niahel klis.h iiinry coiiroy niarjorie kiioll odyllip «-oiiway hy laii rr jean -o« | rr Judith lasse pllii ' lityn (■4 riu-liiis eleanor iiu- friii nis chrislliH ' rox eleannr iiiarklin fiiilhryn -iillin 8 sally nianniii III. jean ilavis lilllan ina lr4 lt« iiiarfiarel • lay ruth iiiilU-r mill (Icaroii shirley miller diirfia (liMilkar nell iiion«Iy amines «liiiMiM r« helen iiHtsrr Suzanne (ItMi all nita iiilain ramie «lri« ' s -li raridyn « l)ri« ' ii inarfiaret f ' llioll inilarent o ' irk mar ion elliott harhara oslxMii earol « ' ii r ' l f« ' lsoii vonstanve pajrski Jill « ' iij;laii(lt ' r Joyce paliiwr jean failing jean parkrr sarali f. ' lir Irene pallrrsoii aila fi-l.li Isabel pt-ard jailh fniloii III I {i lion sue nancy jeanelle Janet hatherine kathleen iiiartha leiiio amy palricia florence or a affiles doris adaline fdiyllis jean f ranees rose phyllis jane niarjorie carol beverly niiriain mill helen syli ' ia kathryn helen niarian helen helen florence iiiariiarel |MII | liillip piall r M(l IT« ' (I vvv es rli «i( ' S rlio l« s rock « (Ml iii mII -lirii ' riiiaii s« ' li arl . siii ;l4-toii i iiinifK ' r siiiilli Miclliiiaii snow snyder sprall st -i ll 8tOllt .lOlltOlllxTfr SMlfl laber larkoMiak Irrry llioinas lowiilev wahl walkrr wardclxTji warren washhurii w.-Ils willianixtn w vlie OFFICERS Prrsidi ' iit ir« ' -l rrsidpnl Trpasiir« ' r R« ' « ' ordin}i St ' rrolary ( orir pondin;: S« ' -i ' « ' lar Kr |Mi- of ill - Kt ' cords (.and I ' .nfiebrelsou Agnes Sinnifier I ' hyllis Sinnr Audrey lloi ' flin l,orna Itennell Helen ardeberu V LAMIiDA THETA Hiniiiriiry Si rh-l I ' nr II nnn-n In tiliiriilion ■M)2 KAPPA DELTA EPSILON Honorary Sitriflv In luliicntion OFFICERS Pre!«i«leiit Viro-Presiilent Secretary Treasurer Barbara Klein Mabel Klisch T. Joy Laiiger Amy Freedman MEIVIFJERS beth allies susan iKiiuleiKlistal inarcia heilin em ita hrady Jacqueline hyriie eatlierine ealanzerite susan «le rosay Jacqueline ejiertoii sari feldniaii niary lou fleiiiiii : amy free«hiiaii marilyn fioldstein jean liarsliaM marilyn hester mary hobbie barbara kleiii mabel klisch eleanor kraft barbara kiihii carol kiirzinaii t. joy langer Judith lasse carole le is tlieresa li hton alexandra liltaiier Judith iiiadigaii aletta iiiaiichester mild red iiic coriiiack harriet iiiercliaiit candyn iiehfl)as mary iieill ririaii peck Stephanie pliilijt myrna pike eleanor ramp adelaide riissell susan $ichaa ] merle Schwartz dooley s -iph ' Judith soiiiiiiers helen sterns arlelte stc eiis isabel slraiiiiio jean M ' liel carol viii4-ent leah v« frel kayla zakariii Janet zazcehi 303 HO-NUN-DE-KAH Honoriiry Sorivly In iurifiillnre mmxm na mui memi{i:ks etliiiii iMKirtlinaii alan l)iill -ifirl i frtul « ' ar|H ' iil« ' r aiillnniy raslicii georfii ' (iiMlley (lenuis t ' lfiriin thoodore eiifiel uilliaiit aiilt peter fiardiUT }ntri}l l arman (la rill fii ' ssforiJ tlinrirs ralto Itliili ) fifny ink IH ' ter firoi ' srlu ' l ilavid haiis -linaii i ' dfiar liarlaiiii roy hassrl James liodges rr Its II ell ir4 laii«1 riiliard kreiie joo khoo georfie kil -lii fienrfie laiiMMil sanniel l.-a.ily liar ley iMidakrr liarold iiu-rn-ll hriiie inrri ' ill riniald pcarcr lieher piiikas roherl prala II itliiini rodrc franiis ni o jidiii iii .ki« ' wicz jnliii «liin ' r i« ' s rnherl .|.iil. idiiard « tiki-i- peter slo« ky rohert « ' i ' «taii(liir siiiniiel uaxiiiaii jnliii M diHiahl Nilliam8 irilliatn uilli ralpli N iiixor II illiaiii ■ .i it ' ki OFFICERS Pr« si«leiil Vi« ' « ' -I r« ' !si leiit Sporrtary Treasurer Philip (i ravin k Roy llassel Hiilpli T insor John liiiszkieiriez sot OFFICERS President Viee-PresiidenI Seoretary Treasurer Editor Shirley ff ' agoner Beth Glitz Catherine Catanzarite Jeanne W aters Audrey Jones OMICRON NU Honorary Society In Home Kronontirs FACULTY MEMBERS gertrude aiiihriisster faith feiiton niahel roll ins sara blarkMell helen gifft ora singleton estlier bra it on regiua golllieb adeline snellnian olive hriant hazel bauek phyllis sno v niarjorie burns marie kneokrebin harhara snoMnian giddys butt niarjorie knoll frauces spralt kathleen nillar ruth luiz rose steidi ruth deacon nell niondy grace steiiiinper dorothy delany Catherine personiiis evelyn stoni agues dinsniore kathleen rbodes kathryn walker lola dudgeon lenio rofkwood jean warren carol enpebretson charlotte young pearl canipbell Christine eox jean lavis sylvia de la paz durga «leulkar elizaheth enipey lea flanders anne ford GRADUATE MEMBERS heth gutz harhara j«)bnson niarilyn lanjiford Janet nic ginnis sarah manning niary nuieller harhara  sb« rn miguon perry sue pbillips grietje van randeii sylvia wabi nancy wanvig lorraine welling christine willianis eleanor zalnuM- heth anies anne baker florence bloeli Catherine ralan .ai ' Virginia ebase niartha davis  irtrv lou fleniins under(;raduate members zita giddblalt harhara baghnni audrey boedin niargaret lioiTnian audrey jones harhara klein ntahel kliseli elizaheth quinn nancy ri ' li harhara rovuer sally Inlbill carol in« ' enl shirley wagon« i Jeanne waters 305 •■•uv uiik;lks Proiih ' iU Secretary Treasurer Poit ' fihis Mt ' rlilr John Mvrklv lirudfitrd Spring Rirliard Sliifirkdim MEAIItERS loiiis harkliaiisen ht ' inirlt lu-tMMI jaiin ' s fraiicis jffjrey oriiiaii sithit ' y •:iiraliii(-k nillidin liaiiiin  ii(l diiain ' liiMiH ' iiiaii jolt II liollon tloiiaUl Johnson heiiiivlt kalnians (ilvin kaskel plillllli kni ' eii gonUni krans her III an kulin nilliniii lanj: guy l - ni i :nc Inirtoii niclcher (hniglas ni« ' i-kl - John nirrklr James naisinith John prieilrnian jvr(nin i|niiin marl in rosenzMeig Jirrnaiiiht rnan nmrliii alin or ill It r srheinuk (loiHlltl s« ' (or noriiKiii  ' llan l«T rithfiril lii;:rkan« ' John ill roln ' rl spiclwi hriiilford pi-in : rirhnril lronr ' rirluiril nip iiKirIi wirilenniayer niyiiiond inliin;: ' r ihoiiias M-i;:liI FACULTY ME.MIJKKS ilonahl lt -l -lu-r pinil hi jiaaril lit ' phi cliristianseii carl rraiidall John fichliard honanl f- ' iffl nillidiii lu ' witt Solomon liollisler ht ' iijaiiiin h« n h hrrhrrt jrnkins ami re lorissrn ruMiiond lahrll taylor l« ' is george lyon pa 11 1 mayor iiilliain in ' jjnire arlhiir iiic nair arlhiir nilsoii John perry hcrbert sc-oiiehl floyil sh.le jai Ill ' s spencer freil spry roiiii ' Mi llialcher vol rill looh ' s pant nn ier% ooil rharli ' s alker george winter CHI EPSILON Honorary Socivty In ( iril l.if iavvrian 306 ETA KAPPA NU Honorary Society In Electrical Engineering OFFICERS President Vice-President Corresponding Secretary Treasnrer Recording Secretary Bridge Correspondent Lee MacKenzie Herscliel Loom is Daniel Chernoff John Theloiidis Paul DeGroat Richard Hildreth MEMBERS daniel herno£f pan I de groat Sydney fisher richard hildreth richard knoeller herschel h)oiiiis lee mac kenzie karl menger peter noveniber burlye pouncey John siniek John theloiidis 307 OFFICKKS President ire-Pre!ii(l« ' iil Kt ' foriJiiifi S« ' «Telary Corresponcliiifi Secretary Treasurer Social Cihainiiaii Cataloyer Herschel Loom is James Larrimore Lee MacKenzie Douglas Merfile David Mot I Robert H«n {isloel Alan Cast TAU BETA PI llonomry Soriely In Liifiineering John alieariie nivlvin :iiniii  iT s inl hliiinciitlial hrnnrll hrowii finniel clicriiofT frnniis lc jrrc-. fninl ilf • roal niorton frieilinaii (linn ira«I elliof la-x fieorfie iilick junies larrlniorc soiiren liaiic — iaii ! 1IvMI{|:KS tfutmas liifilcy rirliard liiMrclli John liollon roltrrl lioo ; lo«-l ro}tert liouard fjy rv kirin rirliard kiioclU-r iiilliain laii hrrsrhrl looini «•«• mac kcii ,ic ivillinin llla eII inirharl mc carlliy don his mcrkic ilavid moll peter in cml cr jertHne i|iiiiiM r ifircNN r«tl l iiis Iron i ' o « caii Inirrenre scot I tloindd sc« ' or rriirsi cli : hoivaril liaiiihar;;cr rii-hanl -liiyckanc hironin ' larlclon rirliard v v : i ]afl; w.ivvvw roln ' rl «liiliicr 308 OFFICERS President Rfichel llrrlil Vice-President Himald i rvoiihcrfi Secretary jnrmilu vum(tn Treasurer Judith l ' ,oliih ALPHA EPSILON KAPPA Honorary Society In Economics MEMBERS lila abranison patrivia bressler hfirhara feigenbaum juilitli goliib rouaUl greenberg rmliel hecht Judith liershon evelyn katz nnthony kooiies shchloii lapidiis mark levy (ilan miller jtirmila iieiinuin kuthU ' vn potts nrriier raininiiiger Itrure l iii 309 ATMOS (HI ICKKS Ih ' iioriiry Sofifly In Mfihiiiiiitil l.iiuiiu ' erini: Pn ' si l«Mil i T-I rosi l« ' nl Tr« ' asiir« ' r Secretary Social Chairiiiaii llrtiry lliihhard Robert Lynch Marshall Sham harder John Gill UNDKRGRADIIATE MEMBERS r ' nhanl alliiiaii gregory hill John allien haniilton holt hrini ' iMM-k roht ' rt lioofislocl rohvrt l orlaii l henry hiihhartl John l)laii liar l rohert hiilcliins jilllU ' S lu- Kulli ' a l nilliani jcinison rohert browning rarlan kraft nilliani carpciilcr diaries kiii :lil geor e cloi uras S (Ptt lewis peter criiiii david loeser hart i v ll• ' ss rohert lynch (loiuihl c(l anls John mac iiiiie ihoinas c hvar«ls donald mac kay charlvs fcI.Mlv John ma - clay (hi lid iiiidlay janies mc carlhy r hurl PS (IcUlicr John mi ' hariiiH- John f. ' ill george mc lean ilaviil rtiiiiiiiaii rohert michel liar old •iriiiicrl Stephen miles nalter iiikIcI pa III miller elyde nixon SCitlt papenfiis fharles parker henry paiilsen rirhard plnmmer j din post hernard rosenherp leon rosseaii nilliani Seymour mar shall shamharficr roger sherwooil rirhard spehalski peter spurney rohert staley albert snier pan I trcfiiirlha lierman van lokeren peter v« ' ir perry welch Stanley whitlen rohert winship nilliani amlrae roy dark rohert hechhofer stejilien -lear hart c nila duvid (Iropkin iiilliam erickson FACULTY MEiMHERS nor man gi tieorge haiiselmaii sidoinon hollister Joseph jeffri ' V harry loher i iharles iiiacke John moynihan freili ' rich oc irk rirhard phelaii edirin m at son rohert wehe noriiian lo la simpson linke 1I ) RAR ME.MltER rharlittte knapp mo PI TAU SIGMA llonoriiry .S ' « «-iV ' y In Mechaiiirril Kiitiiui-frinfi OFFICERS President ice-President Treasnrer David Mutt Soureii Haiinessiaii Robert Hititard Corresponding Secretary Francis DeGress Recording Secretary Alan Gast Social Chairman Tony Holt MEIVIHERS rodney beckuitli joint hlanchard saul hliinienllial horold boy«l richard brandenhurg claylon chapman francis «Ie gress diaries fletcher a I an gast david griiniman Halter giindel alfred hallam souren hannessian tony holt rohert hoogstoel rohert howard george kendall iiillinm jeinison srott lewis nilliani lockwood martin ma«-klin donald mah-olm williani maxMcil david molt richard peterson ricliard pliimmer niarcns robbins bernard rosenlx ' rg ernest seliii williani seymonr hoivard shand)arger liamtkh slickliler richard sklar bernard snyder ndterl slaley paul tregiirtha jack warren 311 OFFICERS Presideiil Serrelary Treasurer Ruhunl llildrt ' lh Richard KnoeUer Hilliam Maxiiell MU SIGMA TAU Honorary Society In Coopernlive Engineering I IK IliKKS richard heniiett david hroMii jit in OS Im ' 4 mi John ItiM ' lileitiier ritbort rliristensen liciniclh clniii nllisnn collard fu ' lcr (liiiii ihonias erlswell firthiir tlaiia inic hnci Ieiiir()la jn.si ' i h (loiifilass rtuHild (liiiiltar harry ferlik gcrald freitliiiaii (dan fiA gcorgc iell alien frill l erfI diinald •:riiiiiii richard liaiiiatia ftrenliss lierk richard liilili- -tli rnhcrl liiiiniaii arlhiir hirseh richaril jolin on richard kiiocMcr ni ' chai ' l kofii slc dicn lc iin ' harry liptoii fedor niaiisolofl ' irilliani niax vell eilnard iiu- kiniiey melvin iiiiller richard miners philip iiioser peter ii« eiiil er ah rah am osofsk) antlumy perU ' s tinnnas pliillips jerry poll randolph ri( ' liar l «iii pat 1 1 r4 seiil)aiiiii gerald sak ernes! selif: janies x-inlder j. tttnsttn Miiilh inynni slacks hitnard le eii oil henry llllllk craiii leilhroeek Sidney liirki li James aii;:liaii philip t atxMi James tliali-n henry tolf ' -OII r dterl AtOOlUoll 312 ROD ami BOB Honorary Sociely hi Civil Eiiiiineering yS. J P Na OFFICERS Presi U ' iiI Secretary-Treasurer Keeper of the Key Tom Sills Eric Y ' liph Hill Lalhrop UNDEK(;i{ADlJATE MEMBERS ted brayiiiau Hardncr 4-4 llins dick eijiiuger lini eiubser jint frances loii fredericks jeff gorniaii don graves John holton stii jacobsoii jack kelly diil kiieeii bill lathrop emil lucek Orlando liizi stu mac doiiald nialcolni mac kiiinon pete melcher doug merkle jtdni merkle mike uadler dud uortoii ed parazyiiski len pisuoy litn | orcello o ifi priedeiuan jerry, (|iiiiin dick sliigekane tinn sills henry terrazias marly vileiis erit- yiieli FACULTY MEiVIBERS marvin l « geiiia carl craiulall John geldiaid solonion liollisl4 ' r henjamin lioiigli laylor le  is arlhiir iiu- iiair freil pry 313 3IK II{ERS hctiiu ' lt lir Mi rivhartl  riiiu ' (lavid (lavis ro ' pr tloliii liarnhl halar tvilliam hanlt (Immr liriiu ' iiiaii jKiul Jenkins rharlcs kooter fionlim kraiis (lilherl lainh evervll nu ' roocy george oehrlein hryip riltrnliouse uilliaiti s(-lia| l« ' i ;h george sclioiw-ld rarl srlnvartz eugi ' iu smith paid snare John slriekler harold swifiert OFFICERS Presidenl Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman George Scho ield Paul Snare Eugene Smith PYRAMID Social Soriely In Civil Engineering 311 I L OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Laivrence Scott Bruce Lorig Morton Friedman PROS-OPS Honorary Society In Chemicnl Engineering MEMBERS edgar averill roger baldMin george bradley rohert bruce donald rorey brinton deigbton John de vries roger fisber niorton friediiiaii george giilick John banna guido benry hriire lorig donald pliillips dan ratbiiiaiiii jaines rosboroiifib diiight ryan John St. clair irilliain s« ' biiiiiarber laurenre srott rohert sei«b l todd sinipson Steve snielbiirst rohert Steele lavonne tarb ' ton cfiarles levebaiipb rayinond zelek 315 L ' OGIVE Homiriiry Sttriety hi irrliilrfliire MKMHEKS rtthvrt Im-i iislciii zi ' vi hliiiii liarohl fosirr cUiitl filas . I In nil as Iiil)l) -ii jt ' roiiip larsoii jose lopereiia JOSP iiioji ' r geoffrey paiiie tim rohert s rohert rofriis I ' lUmnl rosrn (lav ' ul stainloii John MiiiiiiH ' rs Stephen « ' iiisl( ' in karl V« ' ll«ll rohert yeafier OFFHKKS Presidnil S« ' rrolary-Tr« ' asiir T Social ( laii ' iiiaii Richard Meier Ualfih i reviilee David Sheffield ;ii() ALPHA ALPHA GAMMA Honorary in Architecture And Fine Arts MEMBERS carol undersoil carol asen snsan broeknian niarvia dale elsie dinsiiiore carol edehiian patriria fiioss mnrilyn harper annbel siresiiio Judith weiiiberj; elaine williaiiis niarilyn winters Judith york OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasnrer Keystone Representative Social Chairinaii Anabel Stresiuo Carol Anderson Marilyn Harper Marilyn ff inters Susan Brorknian Carol Asen MEMI melvin JERS aniinoff donald barkt ' r rohert hernstein moses bluni alfred edelman elliott Slass ralph f reenlee rirhard firossfiold rirhard firy iec thorn {IS lii ley eorfie li«M 4 ' r niichael nic «-artliy ronald rinker tint rolxTts cdnard rosen dttvid slainlon donald wiidlkc GARGOYLE Honorary Society In Architecture OFFICERS President Secretary-Treasurer Correspontlinj; Se« retary Elliott Glass Riniald liinkrr Moses HI inn 317 IVIKMMKRS rohvrt Ih ' o mi iniirilyn ilii i :ii ' aii4i J4 annr -a tl)iii-ii finen hart (leborali U ' craw coriu ' lid lissiHT IKKHIli loll I jar iiirliin- iiiillii;ati !ili ' pli(niir | liili| joaii rolli h-iii Sandra slia il . mirlu ' lle sirikrr rirhartl weiss OFFICERS Presi«l« ' iit A ' irf-PiTsicloiil Secretary Treasurer Albert SHverstein llorhrrt Torracp Theresa lAfihtoii Marvia Eiting PSl CHI Ihniiiriiry  «i«7 hi I ' syrliiiltttiV :u ' , OFFICERS President Vioe-PresidenI Secretary Mark Levy TliPiKlitrt ' Borvian Erie ' Atzmattu honor d ahel norntan altiuaii arthur aiierl)a ' h steplien bail III ntordecai blaii! tein martin blinder theodore borviaii alan braun robert breniiaii richard ravel 1 lioivard ritrin robert «dark iiorman eolien edmund eopeland thotuas delaney nilliam «le long nathaniel donjon art bur edelslein inarylyn enek lait retire farer niivbael garofalo niicliael fiersbon nilliam flilbert fredda flinsberg alan binnian arlliitr horowilz James hurley david inkeles MEMBERS michael isaacs eoiirad Jacobs m Uriel king boitard lang mark levy robert lenz aiitbony leone alfred lesser Steven lipson mail rice niahoney gerald niandell James nianion berbert meltzer martin nieiidelson mirbael nagler david olini jon ostroni ricbard parker ste tben paries robert pasternack tom pozefsky robert rabinowitz Joseph raziano am i renieii erik rosenthal gerald rntlier rarolyn schneid ali seif myron seitelbaiiin douglas sheft irivin singer michael small eva Sperling burton sobel george nbogy albert waldo Stuart Haltznian carl webber edn ard weinstein barbara weisinger ricbard weiss narren Midniann peter winter all an wolfe martin wolfe bar old zeckel eric zitzniann HONORARY MEMBERS harvard adelniann le roy barnes perry gilbert donald pliillips boiiard sclineidernian nilliam winisalt ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Honorary Society For Pre-Medirnl Sttidenis 319 OFFICERS MKMHKKS peter hennas joliii hii ' i-horsl in or (1 red i Itlaiistciii r ' uhdrd lirandi ' iilMir heniu ' tt brown edtia « ' arroll inirhavl -iirli tiulaliv finndrey itmrilyii lu ' sler anilrvn kopkinil meriryn kroll inirlifU ' l linrlian IH ' ter niaiiiiinrs John iiir corniick roy iiiilrlH-ll liar id nyr Jeanne pcrkins leonartl |)i noy jean piii ' dy hetly ann rice inallheiv ta!r laronne larlrlon fred llionias ilarryl liirfrron jarik varr« ' n jftlin wril Stanley uliill«-ii ihniiia « illianis a ilia .i| |iiii President Vice-Presi«lent Secretary Treasnrer Bearli KiiliI George Link- Elinor Steininann Marvin Shapiro PI DELTA EPSILON llinnirary Sitrii ' ly hi ColU ' iiiali ' Joiiriiiilism 320 OFFICERS Pr« ' si leiit Alan Cameros St ' cretary-Treasurer Morton Metzler SIGMA DELTA CHI Honorary Society In Professional Jonrnalisni MEMBERS pfter beriiias John hierluirsl nionlevui hiaiistciii george bran(l«Mil)iirfi niarr flierno artliur edelsteiii by ran golden theotlore hofiiiaiiii (lonahl kaiir lanrencp kaiifiiiaii andrviv kopkiiid nifrnyn kioll beach kuhl eiigenp iiieirowilz ilavid iivi- thonias olesoii kirk sale ritharil siiKlell ilarryl tiirgeoii red ihoiiias 321 mtuu PERSHING RIFLES Miiliomil Honorary Mililiiry Sociely iMEiMltEKS ' rir hlorli John hailrv david hall ' ruhard |M-Il vit7. iindculm hriiiiu janies brown rufits clialiin-rs joliii «-lary James rurraii hriati riirtis jaines lix riid d ili rin ' k doniiiiivk f  iit4 r -liio ednin fox ketinctli riiii(llH r ; harry liiin-t dvrald liiihhartl frank liiiev anihony liarriii fHtnl jj ' iisrn hennclh jollllXMl sleven kaliiio rtdx-rl ka lor nictdai karpis luH-renve lazarovitsli hi ' rnard l« ' uis H ' illidin laiifrridfic ralfdi ina iiiis phi lip iiiaiiakrr li illiam iii«-l«lriiiii riihard iiirrrill irarrt ' n in - kroii jifhii iniiiiiilli hill iiiorrixoii rhi ' xh ' r llirlloU slririi o i ' i ' sifiinitiid r  sriillial fH ' orf!4 ' lii ia Cary lo ll- ril l jidiii adni OFFICERS Coiiiinaiuliiig OiTirer Exei ' iitiM ' Oflicer Firsl Sorpeaiil Anthony Harring Hudidph Enik Vi ' arren MvKt ' on 322 ._. SCABBARD and BLADE Honorary Society For Reserve Officers Training Corps OFFICERS Caplaiii 1st Lieutenant 2ii l Lieutenant 1st Sergeant Social Chairman John Strickler Cliarles Kenyan Brnce Lorig Douglas Merkle Richard Tevehaugh MEMBERS John ahearne rodney beek villi david l i(l lle edwin IxKirdnian nilliam hriMvn robi ' rt hro vning jack burgess iiiUiani hutler fri ' d carpenter frank elark my glali handd grnnerl anlhiniy barring roy basse! I on is beinil a -li irilllani jeuiison roger Jones henry lasky John b ' liowe philip nianaker don niatbe «on jack me eormiek steplien miles Stanley orr 1 hennas parrish robert ran lle jnJtn reobr richard sliig« ' kaii ' george shissias robert smart robert stanwood robert Steele neil todreas edgar vant robert verstaudig robert Malts ditnald Miidtke douglas yearly 323 Ol 1 KKKS Presi«l« ' iil Vi« ' e-I r« ' si«lriil S« Tf ' lary Treasurer Richard Melson C.liarlfs Itiilloss Tlu ' hna Uaiiiiiitmtl IS or maud i.leaveUmd MK lliKKS rayinond hariheau henry barnes .SI ' !m ' 1m jidin hinlifield rharles Imlloss lutrniattd l« ' a « ' laiul inichat ' l « nii ar archer (! ■ (•« ;iiets ](diii lo(l«:i ' philip liarrrll ihelnia lianiiiH inl edicin iiiilnn ricliard iirl-oii jidiii poiirr thiniKis root tnvrrylv iiiil« ' y judilh lisclilrr joliii liil« ' doiiald oo l orlli hradlcy wiifilil Ediicatiuii ami Sorial l)iir lor {rrlicr Des C.ofiuets YE HOSTS llonnrnry Snriily In  iln,iiiisliiili„il 324 OFFICERS Presi(I«Mil Vice-Presi«l(Mil S ec r etary-Trea surer ff illidin Eckert Roiialil Ktmiii Dottnld Secor mp:mhkks Stanley horiii)l«l rohert (loiM iiilliani eckert robert or will nthrri faliiioslock leonard fernow Joseph jehl geor ie Uiiapp rottahl konig ketiitli kothe richard leaiiu ' r dot}(dd noble cmil pessajiiK) henry pollack leoimrd radiiisky nor III an sarlis edirard sclileh donald secor phiUip sliockey rohert sliiiniaker leslie sirkiii rohert. siiiarl nor man speclit keifh sleuarl peter stifel rohert watts jaiiies vcl)h edirard ziiiiiiicrli SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON Htmnniry Soi-iely In twvolofiy 325 MEMBERS per ariu ' horji rohcrt hhi.k benjamin holr iiilliam brown peter hiK-hanaii colin rainplx ' ll anthoiiY ras heii johti (lavidfiSe archer des I ' opiiels richard eisiiifi  r tlavid finest an til on Y kooiips andren- koslaiu ' cki per aid laohowicz fnilherl lanil) ntirhael liiirhan (hniald iiiatlu-s« ii pani iiiiller pliilip otis John slri ' kh r josepJi llioinas ihoinas liilllr theodore wilsoii donald wiitltke MAJURA NALANDA Honorary Siui)-I hi Snriiil iilirily OFFICERS l ' r« ' hiilrnl S« ' rr« ' lar - Tn-a-iifc Josepli Thomas Colin ( .am phrll 32() BETH LAMED Honorary Society In Social Aclivily MEMBERS bark beahiii george ebdoii John gill ri chard haincs btirks lianiner peter harldetjaii tony holt richaril lH ] kiiis henry iiiihhard lee jacciuettc John nia« ' fiiiffie nialcolni mat ' kinnoii charles iiiarsliall John iuar! liall John iiiayfield an til on y niitrhell John pagmu ' co janies quirk lynah iilierrill James smith Jeffrey uiese nelson Moehrle OFFICERS President Secrelarv-Tr« ' asiirer Nelson ff ' oehrle Richard Httpkins 327 SPIKED SHOE Honorary Sorit ' l In I rink And Field !MKmiu:rs richartl rich aril seriiio f Hill I roln ' rl (irlhiir thiviil fUniil rogcr John lii ' or ' v John (ivrdlil rohrri pfhiard jark 4 ' arl niirhiu ' l (ilUrrt irviii hotianl hurry pvlvr fraiili alM-ll allinaii Ix-laiK-oiirl Itoicc Itolaiul -a«li . - k -l fiarrrll iiiirlcN kriidall kinfl kiia| | l lr mo rreary IIK- faddrn MM- liii :li iiiitllrr | all« ' r 4 ii rolx-ixMi li« ' ar ' r lliarp lodd -kicl rirhuril lafraiir ' josepli tlrlihro OFFICERS Presidciil Sergio lirldnnmrt i«T-l roidriil David iladiz SeiTetiiry Jark MvFaddrn Treasurer John Kiii ' fi n ' «y ■.. hi 328 IVORY TOWER lloiinniry Sorii ' ly hi Joyful Liviiit; OFFICERS Keeper of the Tower ' ' GntisW ' ' ISash Keeper of the IMinutes ' Halitotic Ha liind Keeper of the Gohl ' Grunt ' ' Gtthlberg Keeper of the Juice ' ' Frickative Freeman Keeper of the Soul ff ' easlin Gliiselin Keeper of the Mind Crotvhity Copeland MEMBERS ' acedia arpi knock at voo(l crotchity fopehiiu! ' faJmr ' nnis fisher flahilated fletcher ' ' frUkatiie freeman guppy gihson giggles gihiiaii iretts i r ' ghiseliu grunt goldherj: halitotic haghiiid hinny heasley urerked heeht choice joyee moldy niilli an gnash naiih opalescent oppenheiiiiei perrish parrish ' phlogistic phillipsoii rancid russell sanforized sanford shifty shelley ' traumatic liiiiipane uilling uellinaii uildh Avilliains 329 NARMID OFFICERS Pr« si«leiit ir« ' -Presi«K iil Srnrlary Treasurer Javk Bttrpess Hoht ' rt If atts Ilriire Lorip Thottias Parriah ni ni riir Six-iclv hi Miivdl Srienre MEMBERS ivilltani Itiillcr roy opitz jdcli Itiii-ficss ihotnus parrish jail fi-rsiiifi louis ])( r ' ' llo micliafl fjraiiK ' V brier rillenlioiise frvilfrirk iivrhvr him or d sliearrr fill Hi ft latlsloiw itinlrvtv s«-linMMl« ' r Hdltfr ;:iiii(li ' l rttltert slerle fiiiy Ih-iuv fn ' illi steward firvfiory joiies robvrl smart hriifp lorig rininld swan niUiani liilz rirluiril leAel aii li jar I, iiH- corini rk iit ' il totlreas rofier iiiiddlrkaiifT iiillhui alla e (hinii-l iiioort ' rolirrt wilts rlydi- iiixoii lUniahl uinltlve XM) . . . uudorixraduatp days at Cornell have SH ' iflly come to a close- yet the SENIORS have benefited greatly from the Social, the Physical and the Academic parts of nniversity life. 331 CLASS HISTORY rjDi.lM. ll ll ii|i 1(1 ihf liii; liil (innatinn hootli. Mabel lliitcliiiisoii royly asked. I ' Miildii me, sir, hut ooiild you tell me where W ilhinl Straight is? Hul sweet one. this is the Straight, and the Ivy KooMi is riglit down those stairs. Til trade you your Frosh Beanie for a cup of brisk, delirious, Straight coffee. And so the first freshman was therel) initiated inln what was to liccuiiir the laiiiiliar Ithaca ' .snow. To our disnia . vc soon discoNcrcd that sc weren ' t the only new things at Cornell. Bus rates were u]) to 15 cents. Freedom and Responsii)ility was bigger and i)etter. the ground was l)r()ken lor Teagle Hall, and lor those that preferred religion, Glenn Olds was the new head of C.I ' .R.W. Bill Torrey got a little upset whi ' n the Sun slop- ped piilili liiiig tin Saluida . bill nnl liio ui)set lor some said that ma be the Sun li()uldn t ])ublish at all. But And) Kopkind told him not to worry, The Sun will never really set. And anyway, we had the (.ornell ' i riter and that made ns feel lot better. We hadn ' t even unpacked our Frosh Beanies when a whole band of guys came over to the men ' s dorms to see us and pretty soon they were shaking our hands and giving us all kinds of good food. We were so busy eating that we hardly noticed that the Trustees had set up the M.J.B. to watch over us. or that the boys and girls at C.U.R.W. had decided to extend this co-educational stuff to Frosh Camp. By this time we had finished eating, and 750 of us liked it enough, and so ue all got logi ' ther and picked up little pins and got pledged. Greg .Jones had his picture taken, and thev i)ut it into a little book, with the rest of us. Fnitnchii- bought it. and prett xxm nobody would talk Id him anvmore. it competed with I ' ogo as campu humor. liut he didn ' t mind much, lor it was a busv iail. what u illi the ( !i)inell IJe-idential ( !lnli (i|ii-nin :. ami the I. !■ .(!. investigation ul its social rnde. ihere was a big election, and Bob Black and Ellen Stekert were elected Class Presidents just in time to help Student Council set up the new Traf- fic Safety Connnittee. The Big Red won the Ivy League Championship in football, and for a while we thought we were at the wrong school. Instilled with the fighting spirit taught to us in ourdailv R.O.T.C. classes, we staged a raid on Sage DormiliMv. and when we found nobodv home, we had to be content with throwing snowballs down- stairs at each other and talking about the Big Red five that won the Ivy League Basketball Champion- ship for the first time in 30 years. In April we all ran down to the lake to watch the Frosh ( rew Team beet Penn, and at the same time, lower the West Shore Cayuga Lake Record for 10 miles. liile we were down at the lake, the Trustees approved tleferred rushing, aiul the IDUW snuck out an issue of the Sun, blaring Malott Forbids S|)ring Houseparty. ' ' None of us paid any atten- tion to the ban, and to make matters worse, our dates didn ' t pay any attention to us. However. Judy Madigan proved to be a bright spot in the weekend as Fiona in Octagon ' s Brigadoon. It was nice to see someone having a good time, even though we were feeling pretty bad. e finally got our dates out to the air|)ort and onto a plane only to find out that Mohawk Airlines had extended its regular service to the New England Area and that our dati ' was i)ound for Boston instead of New ork. We shrugged our shoulders, and trijiping n cv tlu- National Safety Council ' s award that had just been granted to Mohawk irlines wo i) wandered back to the liiiversitv . We packed our liag liiwl that Jiiiie. big globs of tears rolling down our clicek- and filling our (iornell mug to the brim. . . . 1 RLSIIMAN 332 B (,EOH(;iA FREEMAN and BOH BOFFA We met Ah I ' ll: Kdi.wn one day as lie and Steve Miles were walkiiij; lo llir Straight to Ije on liaiid for the opening ol tlie new l y Ixooni. They were the Soph football stars, and Cy Benson probably would have been with ihein. but he was biisv up at Teagle flexing his nuiseles. He spent all his free time up there flexing his muscles. One of our friends said it was really paying off. and soon he would have some. He wants to be like Ed Swinson. See, none of tfie fella ' s on the team quite got over the fact that National Geographic Magazine asked Swinson to model lor tliem because he was so nmscular look- ing. He ended up posing drinking milk at the Cor- nell Dairy. After that, everyone on the team started drinking milk, and before too long, we started winning games — and by the time the season ended, we ' d won the last five, even though we did lose the first four. Its surprising what milk can do for a football team. Like all good things, the University was changing and what had been six holes in the ground behind Psi Lpsilon and Sigma Phi, across the road from Theta Delta Chi, Sigma Pi, Alpha Chi Rho, Pi Kappa Phi. Phi Sigma Kappa and just at the end of the road leading into W atermargin. Alpha Delta Phi. Phi Canima Delta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, turned out to be the new I niversity Halls dormi- tories for men. It seemed that there was to be no end to the reign of gracious living. Mud. Mild crerynlierr And not a drop to drink Mud, Mud everywhere And hoiv our shoes did sink. We ran into Governor Dewey in October when he was on his way to setting the corner stone at the new Ag-Eng Building. We would have joined him, but we were on our way to the Safety Division to discuss the parking problem with Mr. McCarthy and his merry men. Kd K|)stein was also there trv- ing to | n i c that the iiorx ' and buggy davs were not yet over. CornclFs first W ater Ballet was staged in the pool of the newly finished Teagle Hall. Although this building was specifically dedicated to the physical culture of the Cornell man. the women were per- mitted to participate in the Tuesday evening swims. But they didn ! much care, for as Sue DeKosay put it, i Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate. We spent an afternoon over at Grove Place in VIA. the girls new cultural organization on campus. Discussion centered around the IDOW which had just been banned and fined for a few inappropriate remarks. A rather informative afternoon. By the way, what does ' heterosexuar ' mean? Speaking of intellectual things. Chuck James and Nina Schick, our class presidents, were just as please as the milk punch they were holding when they found out that the B P A School was to get full graduate status as of July 1st. That was almost as exciting as Cornell winning five athletic champ- ionships in the spring — Track, Rifle, Fencing, Swimming and Polo. Tripping over Judy Lund and Sue Nash busy sun- tanning themselves at Hoy Field, we happened upon a baseball game. The Team ended up tied with Columbia for last place, even though nine men did play during the games. None of the guys really cared though — they were too busy drinking milk up at the Cornell Dairy with Ed Swinson and the rest of die football team. National Geographic never came back for Uiem, but Saga and Holiday did give Cornell some publicity campus scenery wise. Saga even went so far as to say that Cornell co-eds were ■ among the most beautiful in the countrv. The co-eds thought it was great, and never did (|uite get over it — the guys are still laughing. So are the Wells girls. We left soon after that. . . . SOPHOMORE 333 CLASS HISTORY r 1 HE MilK in ( II | artic at Flat limk and exclu- sion into Ohii ' - culinary paradise replaced those early muniinj; calls at I niversity Halls. Deleried rushing. iOr all the danmiiig it had recei fd. was indeed a wondrous thing. We spent our dead liour in illard Straight (Cafeteria watching the Irosli jockey lor position as they were taking advan- tage of the new contract eating meal |ilaii. W e had to muffle a laugh when someone interrupted our bridge game to tell u that the I ni er ity had de- cided to keep (he main l.ilte open until 1 I : )(•. Just for fun we went up there one night and sure enough. there were a lot of people who really went in lor that kind of stuff. As Juniors we had just about decided that there weren ' t any new | eoi)Ie around who were wortli making friends with, when a strange looking guy named Narby Krimsnalch aine along and would not be denied. Try as we would, we eouldnt hel|) like the guy and soon we were attending C.I. A. meetings with him and listening to his stories ol old Yemen. He was really ipiite permanent lor awhile. but after collecting a cou|)le of dozen shingles, and being assured of a place in the CORNELLIAN, he just fadded out of sight. The Big Ked eleyen had a little trouble that fall. but finally won five games, spurred on bv l.elt •• threats to match them with the Boynton Junior High ' s seconds. Aitie Boland laii all o er Franklin Field in the Benn (ianie. and was ele li ' d captain of the team for the next year. Not to be outdone, the lemale segment ol the class ste|)ped into the sporting spot themselves. Helga Munil won recognition when she (lualified for the Ub l)i r. he Ulynij)ic Diving learn ot t.liile by winning tin South American Women Chile b )latl orm diving champ- ionshij). Pal Both was awarded a new pair ol paral lei bars on becoming presitlent ol .A. A., and started them on their plans to get a new recreational building for the girls. Plans weie aUo presented lor the new modern ' .lapo. which wa- to adorn the banks of Beebe in some future spring. Crin and (irip. a product of tlie Hotel School, ojjened its doors to a|)pear on the campus list ol honoraries, specifically lor the purpose of further- ing the social prowess of its 20 senior and 10 junior members. It was cheered on by the similarly in- clined, but liiniK e lablished group I lom across llie road in the (iardboard illage. the l.L.K.s own kosinos. Speaking ol honoraries. S S a soci- et devoted s(dely to the |iui po-e ol ili-rnpting cam- pus life, made its initial appearance a! the loot ol Andrew liite s statue earl one Ueccinbi ' r morn- ing. Many of the leading campus personalities -till redden at the thought. It was the spring lor unu?ual election-, f.d f.p- steiii ran lor Senior Council on a platlonn that included sports car races to ells, beer parties, and a Conunittee System in which everyone who wanted to be a Chairman could. Election night found him to be victorious, but unlortunately he ne er came back to put his program into action. ,|im Mc(!arthy won a place on the Arts School Council, but m.ide a hasty retreat when it was discoveretl he was an Kngineering student, much to the chagrin ol this new organization. Sam Kajilan championed the cause ol the llidepeiidenl- and became Student (iouiicil ' freasurer. iid .lo Anne Kastburii became the figurehead and guiding light ol W.S.C.A. lor the coming year. Mark Barlow took over the spot a- Assistant Dean of Men. and a groiij) of waylaring (ioniellians made a rather ha t trip back I rom f lorida. The ear ended on a sad note when tlu outstand- ing ( rew Team lost to ale in the OKiiipie Trials. Frank lleger (!lark. newly elected Student (coun- cil President and noted aulhoiils on Cernian Phi- losophy has heard to remark. -Iroke in time saves nein. . . . JVM OR : M Bv GEORGIA FREEMAN and BOB BOFFA Ir WAS rnK i-Ai.i. thai raiiiiiai iii liulloiis were more liopular tliaii rralcniity pins, and Jack Dempsey ' s ■■meeting anil greeting teehni(jues were heing eni- ploveil on a National Scale. The peacel ' ul Cornell atmosphere was constantly heing clisturhed Ijy end- less streams of cars whose occu|)ants were mak- ing unseemly efforts to he heard an noticed — car parades were tlie bane of the Government Depart- iiHMit ' s sophisticated existence. The campus played host to such personalities as Mr. Javits and Mr. Wagner, Senatorial candidates from the State. ice-President Nixon arrived, and attracted a tele- vision program in iiis honor, and Bailey Hall was mobbed almost before the doors were opened. Dur- ing this hectic fall. Steve Gottlieb achieved an im- portance unequalleil in his college political acrecr. After the campaign was over, the voters decided that Nixon and Ike smiled longer and harder than Stevenson and Kefauver, everyone put their little buttons into tlieir blazer pocket, and looked around for some new entertainment. It wasn ' t hard to find, for right in the middle of the quad there was an old-time gold fish eating contest. Dave Guest, in his last official act for the University, presided as Mas- ter of Ceremonies. The end of the event proclaimed Darryl Turgeon the winner and sole owner of 8 gold fish. (The Sun gave it some publicity, so it must have been very important.) Colin Campbell was there, and he said that bed never seen anything like it before, and he was going right back to his room and write his mother all about it. He always lold liis mother everything he saw at Cornell. Artie Boland was incensed enough over the Hun- garian revolt to actually lead the football team to its first victory oi the season — it was against P(Min, and it ' s good he didn ' t wait any longer, or we would have had a clean losing record. The Trustees e i ' n baiui ed alcoholic beverages from Schocllkopf in an effort to make the team feel more at home. A few people really got amioyed at thi . hut by then Ed Swinsoii had enough people drinking milk that someone even brought a cow to tlx- game, just in case people got thirsty. Student Council got into a discussion about Class Councils and spent months trying to decide why they did what they did and how well they did. To prove that Councils were truly something of value, Bobbi Redden and Jim Dremian imported thousands of little peo|)le from the West Indies, all of whom sounded like Harry Belafonte. Much later tliat evening, from the dark, deserted depths of Barton Hall, Tony Cashin was sitting in his imagi- nary spotlight doggedly chanting LJm Ga Wa. The Basketball team came up with a little sur- prise of its own. Bill Shaiize, after sitting com- placently on tlie bench since his fifth birthday, in- spired a late season surge — for the glory of Cornell. This boosted our spirits at least until the Heps, when the track team suffered its second defeat to Harvard. The Spring didn ' t turn out badly at all. Barney Hodges stopped singing long enough to let Liz Fuchs give her interpretation of Girl Crazy which was a shrilling success. A familiar sight was that of tlie busy little men jumping around on the scaf- folds completing the 11 buildings that had been started in the fall. Bandit, Tripod, and Esmond, familiar canines, still roamed the quad and slept through classes, along with almost everyone else. The Crew Team kept pulling, and the Baseball Team surprised no one. Service at the Straight was unusually awful, but no one much minded because tliey were all too busy going to pledge formals. par- ties and libraries. Jack McCormick surprised everv- one. and really did [lublish a CORNELLIAN. We pack the lew belongings that we were able to salvage after four years, and said good-bye to the few friends we still had lelt. Then, with just a sligiit himp in his throat. Jerry Lachowicz turned his back, closed the door, and walking slowly down tlie (piad, faced what was left of the cold, cruel world. . . . SENIOR 335 I SAN i:i N riiila.lrl|.liiu. I ' a. tnrls Hipli School. Arts anil Scit-nccs. - AT. I ' ,,-, Dram. Club; llill.-j. KICIIAItl) JAV.NE ABUOTi Graft. .n. Ma . Worcester Academy. Tran-fir from I ' niv. of Connecticut. Velerinary Mciliiinc. 12 T i;. Pre-Vet Soc: J MA. I-RKI) HKRNAHn ABELES New York City. High School ..f Mii ic an,l ri. !;:iculluic. CIA; YAS.NY; StuilenI Agencii ' s; Orchestra. l, i;i: ( i: I;K 1 I;I.I 1 N K.w Car.l.n- llill . Kore Hills High Sc hool. Arts and Sciences. ' I ' K 11. ic- rr,-. Cornell Writer. Bus. M|;r.; Hillel; New York .Slate Scholarship. II Midi I) MICHAEL ABKAMS New York City. KieMstc.n High .Shool. li I li;iMi( ,il Kiigineering. . ' oc. of Auto. Eng ' s.; ASME. i;(l|;l-;iir henry ABRAMS Cli.,ag... in. IK.Ic Park lUgh S,li..ol. rt. ami ciences. H 1 ' 1 ' . Campus (hest: I nilnl . '  Iuili nt Jewi-li Appeal. I II I.KE ABKAM.SON .Mount Vernon. A. B. Davis High School. Arts and N leoce-. . iipli. (!lass Comni.; Community (!liest. DON Mil (I.IIFOKD ACKEHMEN Gasport. RoyaltonHarlland High .School. Njiiiiiilluri. Grange: 1 II Cluli; New York .Sate Bankers Scholarship. W 11,1.1 1 EOLWEl.l. D M il- and .Sciences. H ■■. Itn Mawr. I ' a. Haverford Preparatory School. KOI, I) 1S rlinglipii, a. ( olegio .San Silvcslre Preparatory .Schoid. . rl.- and Sciences. — K. .NT. W k ' d Dorm Comm.; Social Comm.; Class (Council; SC Comm. A NCY M) MS Oxfi.rd. () l..rcl ,adei,i . Home Economics. i D II) ADDIS Lynn. Nla . L nn Kiigli-li High School Arts and Sciences. . . i . (!ampus Chest. KlIlN lli N(| IIKARNE New Britain. Conn. New Britain .S-nior High ScIkioI. Kngineering I ' hysics. K i), Pres. (Juill and Dagger: Tau Beta Pi: Srahhard anil Blade; Arnold Air .S ciety: Vars. Track; Cornell Engineer: .MJB; IKC lid., ( )nun.; Newman Club: Eng. Phys. .Soc, Vice-Prcs.; Campus Chest; Soiili. Class Comm.; Fr. Orient. Counselor; .SC Comm.: National Scholarship; Dean ' s List. El (;EN1E MYRNA ALEXANDKI; W.-i llanfnr.l. Conn. William Hall lligli School. Alts and Sciences. Debating Cluli: WXliK: llillel. l!i:iiTl! M liOHElM M.KON Br..okline, Ma-. rl and .S-ien.-.-. CHARLES COIT ALMY, JR. Houston. Tex. Lamar High School. Arts and Sciincis. K A. Sec ' y. .Sigma (iainma Epsilon: ( ' iiknki.i.iav ; Desk Book: CCYC; W k ' d. Conirn.; SC; H ' C; Cla Connns.: luilioti id .S holarsliip. • NlllONV HEKSCH ALTER B.lien.lorl. b.wa. Davenport High Sch.Md. Arts and Sciences. H — I ' . Red Key: Sphinx Head; Fr. Class Ci uniil; l.agon Winks; .SC Comm.; W-S Comm.; W k ' d Connn.; . oph. (ilass Comm.; Orchestra: MJH: Er. Camp Counselor; Orient. Counselor. ALAN ANTHONY ALTSIIll Kl! Brooklyn. Mi.lwood High .SchooL Arts and .Sciences. W alernuirgin. I ' r.. I ' ln lleia Ka|ipa: 1. :; On. ' World Club: Er. ( amp Coimsidor: Sl). , Pres.; Sji. run .lain Sc liolar hip : New York Slate Scholarship: (Cornell . ' ' lule .Scholarshi]). Ill Is l A |;E . lihaia. Arts and .Viences. NH ' .IAIN AMINOEK Brooklyn. .Siuyvesanl High .School. Arcliiteciure. Tau lii-la Pi: Gargoyle: Cornidl Writer, An Ed.: Cornell . lale Scholar ' hip: Ni-w York Slale .S ' holarship; Dean ' s Scholarship. HETII ELLEN AMES New Y..rk Cily. Music an.l An High Shook Home Eoo- nomii . i. A T. Kappa Dellu Ep ilon: Omicron Nu; Pi Unnbda Theia: Mortar lloanl; WSGA, Vice-Pres.; D.nni. Pres.; I ' olk Darner-: M..dcl I N: W S Comm-. XiQ (.ornvll I nivrrsitx . . . . . . Class of 1957 y • W II.I.IAM GOl LD ANDERSEN Bn.nxville. Christopher Cilun.l.us High Schuul. Agriiuhuro. ATA. ice-Pres. Jr. Clas-t- Conim.: IFC Comni.: Soph Class Comni.; Campus Chest. ' ' :AR0L ROSE ANDERSON Rockville Centre. Oceanside High School. Archi- teelure. .Alpha Alpha Gamma. Pres.. Ser ' y.; Cornell ' riter: Dance Cliih: Student . rt Guild; CDC: LeFevre Scholarship: New York State Schcdar-hip: Tri Delta Scholarship. K REN GAIL ANDER, ON Rome. Riune Free Academy. .Agriculture. Pi Alpha Xi: Cornell (. ' (mnirvman: Floriculture Club. Sec ' y.. Pres.: 4-H Club; Round-l ' p Club: Lutheran Student .Ass ' n: Frosh Club; New York .State Scholar- ship; Roberts . Scholarship: Rome Cable .Sclndarship; Guilden -Memorial .Award. PATRICLA EVELYN ANDERSON Ithaca. Ithaca Senior High .School. Arts and Sciences. A Z A, VicePres. ISC: W -S Comm.; New York .State .Scholarship. JACQUELINE MARY ANDROS Poughkeepsie. Roosevelt High .School. Agri- culture. YASNY 1LLIA. I_ ILL.S0N ANGELL ( l■o b . Pa. Smetbport High .School. Arts and Sciences. K i). Octagon; Campus Chest Comm. • R.MAND THOMAS ARAUO Copingue. Lindenlmrst High School. Arts and .Sciences. Fr. Soccer; V i earer of Num.: -Newman (!lub. MYRON ELLIOTT ARANSON Duncan. Okla. Duncan High .School. Arts and .Siences. •!■ A. WVBR. CAROLE SUE ASEN Philadelphia. Pa. Ovcrbrook High School. Archil,, lure. W kM. Comm.; Fr. Orient. Conini. DONALD ASIIER Chicago. III. Nichcdas Senn High School. Art.- and .S:iences. TK ' h, Secy. Vars. 150 lb. Football; Wearer of C ' ' : Arts College Council; IFC; l.SO lb. Football Club: . ' tud-Fac. Comm.: Class Comm. NORMAN ELSAS ASHER Atlanta. Ga. Asheville School. Arts and Sciences. T A •!•. Jr. Class Council: Arts College Council; .SC Comm.; W-S Comm.; Soph. lass Comm. y NANCY ANN ASTOR Great Neck. Great Neck High . chool. Arts and .Si.nces. SC Comms. ; .S(;A Comm.: .Soph. Class Comm. I I.IA DEAN AIGUSTADT Westfield, N. J. Westfield High .School. Arts and .Nicnces. - K. X 1 SecN. Cornf.llian ' ; Jr. Class Council: CDC: Octagon: Vi-S Comm.; Orient. Comm. THEODORE CRANE Al . TIN Wilmington. Del. Vi ilmington High .Sho.d. Mechaniial Engineering. - . K. Lagon Winks; Octagon: W-S Comm.: Fr. Camp t Counselor. JOHN PHILIP AITEN lla re de Grace. - Id. lialtimore I ' olylei linic Institute. Mechanical Engineering. K i). Almos; Fr. Orient. Comm.; Jr. Wk d.; McMulhn Scholarship. 337 A Sitiuldv piiiise to siirrt ' y the II ai ]lriu riiil. inii. (jpriirll Liiiversity . . . « ... (J ass of 1937 Lngltsli 112 - in • - ' 0..S. laiin. •Shirley ANN AXTMAYEK Samurce. Pueno Rico. Academy nf Our La.ly oi Pirpclual IIil|i. Transfer frimi assar College. Hotel Admiiiisl ration. Newman Clul); CIIA. II. GORDON BAIEK New York Lilv. Forest Hill- lli;:li S,Ii,k. I. Civil Engineer- ing. AICE. HARRY BUDD BAIK.STOW. HI Wilmette. 111. New Trier High School. Art- and Sciences, .i X. COC; Red Cross: Newman Cluh: SC Comni.; Soph.. Sr. Class Comms. ; W-S Comm. ; Wk ' d Conini.: Arts College Council Comm. MARY SUSAN ALllER BAKKIi liliaca. .Sciences. Octagon. Ithaca High School. Arts and ROGER L.ANE BALDWIN L ' lica. I tica Free .Academy. Metallurgical and (!lieniical Engineering. Scahbard and Blade; Pros-Ops: Ejig. Stud. Council; Melal Soi.: AlChE; Campus Chest: Regular Navy Scholarship; New York Stale Srholar-liij). l l!lll l.oriSE BALLARD Syracuse. .Silvay High SchooL Home Eco- nomics. A r. Raven and Serpent; Lagon Winks; CIRW. Exec. Sec ' y.. Fr. Camp Director. Comm.. Fr. Clnb: ' AA: Baptist Student Fellowship, Sec ' y. Vice-Pres.; Fr.. Sii|)li. Cla-s Coninis.; Vi -S (innnns. i ( lli;i Tl K liVLl.L KF Old Westhury. W.sthury High .School. Home Economics. .Newman ( luh; Home Ec. Cluh: CURW; Folk Dancers. y. BARBARA N liVLIZEL Platlshurgh. I nion-Endicott High .Slmol. 11. .mr Economics. K -i. : W eslminstcr. KATI1 RINE WILLIAMS BANCKER Atlanta. Ga. North F ' ulton High School. gii« ulliire. COC: ia; oung Friends: Little Orchestra. ANGELO BARDASLS New York City. Bronx High School. Arts and Sciences. CDC; Book and Bowl Cluh; Pliys. .So,-.; New York Stale Schcdarship: Corni-11 .State .Scholarship. EDWARD BARNARD Rome. Rome Free Acailemy. Mechanical Engineering. Eagli- Aiulior: Bridge Cluh; Cunterhury Cluh; Soc. of Naval Eng.: Soc. of , uto. Eng.; AS n ' h Fr. Orient.; E-Day Comm.: Dorm Counselor. CAROLE ANN BARIV Allentown. Pa. Transfer fiom Denison Lniv. Agri culture. AAA. (iWEMTII BARBER HART New York Cilv . Fiehlslon High .S hool. Arts and .Sci.nccs. W A. Mgr.; W ' .SGA Comm.; VP: WAA Council; Soph. Class Comm.: Canijius (!liest; Lefevri ' National Scholarship; Dean ' s List. DANIEL BARl FAI.DI Fe ding Hills, Mass. Apawan High Schn.d. Arts ami .S ' iencec. AT. Fr. Fool hall. SI ' SAN ANN BAl DENDI.STEL Ruckvlll,. Centi., (I.c«n-i.l. High SchooL Home Economic-. - K. XT. Kappa Delia E|)siIon: W.S(;A, Jnd. Rep.: Panhel: Sagi ' Cliupel Choir; New York State Scholarship. .- .38 (tllKliT IIVKOin i; l 1 I ' .n.nx. Willi.nn llouaid Talt llifili Sc-1i.h,1. A|:ii. culliiri ' . AltiuiHiiiiii Ln,l ,. C.IA. ii t- rn.-. ; liacln inloMy Clul): Vi. Oririil. (liiuiisrlor; Dorm. Counselor; LeFevre Scliolarsliip: llialliy (Inrii Srliolarsliip; Kfiiiiy Siliolarsliip. •fJOBEKT { Selifii.MlaiK. Noii T.rrar,- llisili Sdic.ul. M.rhaniral Kiifii- nei ' iiiin. H - I ' . I ' l. I.airosse: Campus Cliosl. BKl ' CE BECK Pliila.lolphia. Pa. Transfer fmm K.P.I. Mr, lianiral Engineer- in . ATA. inios; Dorm Counselor: IFC: SC Conims. rARCIA SHIRLEY BEII.IN Readinf;. Pa. Reading .Snior Tlijil. Srli..,,!. An- anil Sciences. A K ' 1 ' . Soph. Class Connn. ; Ortapon. MVRTIN liElM Newark. N. J. Weeipialiic High School. .Arts and Sciences. Hillcl Scrihe. Ed. -in-Chief : Cornell Writer; Charh ' slon Cluh; Er. Class Comm. .IWIKS Al.l.W liELASCO 15n.n . DeWill ClinlnM llif;h S, Ii.m,I. Transfer from llnnler (College. Industrial and Labor Relations. ' I ' A, Pres., Treas. II. R .Ir. ( lass Pres.; ILR Comms.; IFC Comm.; .SC; Borden Scholarship. ' •REDERICK LADD BELDEX Hatfield. Mass. .Smith Academy. Agriculture - I ' I . Cornell Countryman: -1-H Club: Ag-Ec. Club. ROSS THORNTON BELL. .IR. Ilanisburg. Pa. Valley Forge Military Academy. Hotel .Administration. .-Vquarius; Scabbard and Blade; Fr. Swimming; Vars. . Swimming; earer of C : Wearer of Num.; HEC; Pennsylvania Hotel Asso- ciation . ' Scholarship. .Ml ' RRAY JOEL BELMAN Omaha. Neb. Omaha Central High .School. Arts and Sciences. Z H T. lEC; Fr. Orient. Counselor. BARBARA ANNE BERGER Rochester. Charlotte High .S.bool. Home Eco- nomies. A O II. Cornell Countryman; Home Ec. Chili. LEW IS HOW RD BERMAN New York City. Stuyvesant High .School. Veteri- nary .Mediiine. ' ! A. Sigma lotaZeta: Pre-Vet .Soc. ; .SC Comm.; Big Red Band; New York State Scholarship. CARL FREDERICK BERNER Garv. Ind. Horace Mann High .School. Arts anil . ' Sciences. ' !• T A. Red Key; Fr. Football; Vars. Football: Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; Cornell Calendar, Co-Chrm.; Wesley; Fr.. .Soph. Class Council Comms.; IFC Comm.; W-S Comm.; Cornell National Scholarship. ERGIO EDWARD BETANCOLRT Panama. Hotchkiss School. Arts and Sciences. - • ■. Vleph .Nunacb; Spiked Shoe; Fr. Track; Vars. Track; Wearer of ' C ' . MYRON SALL BEYER Forest Hills. Forest Hills High School. Chemical Engineering. A K II. Vars. 1.50 lb. Football: Mac.Mullen .Scholarship. GERALD ARTHI R BEZ.NER Watertown. Adams Center High S.liool. eteri- nary -Medicine. A Z. S! T i;. JVMA; Sears Roebuck . ' Scholarship. Jl 1)1111 ANN BIRD Wallingford. Pa. Swarthmore High ScIi.m.I. Arts and Sciences. K K 1 ' . Jr. Class Council: W A . STEPHEN CORTE BIRDLEBOLGH Wihneir,. 111. Transfer from Deep Springs. Telluride. W-S Conun. Comm. New Trier High School. Co-Chrni.: COC: W kM. ROBERT W. BLACK. JR. Baltimore. Md. McDonogh .School. Arts and Sciences. •I ' 1 A, Pres. .Maiura-Nolanda: Red Key: Sphinx Head. Treas.; Fr. Lacrosse, Capt.; Vars. Lacrosse. Capt.: Wearer of C : Wearer of Num.; Fr. Council, Pres.; MJB. Chrm.; .SC; .Student-Faculty Comm.; SC Comms.; Cornell National Scholarship: Presidential Tuition Scholarship. CHARLES HILDRETH BLAIR Pleasant Ridge, Mich. Cranbrook School. Mechanical Engineering. T. W-S Comm.: .SC Comm. ' ' ■ OIS PETER.SON BLAIR Wilmington. Del. Mount Pleasant High S, I I. Home Economics. lIH ' h. Cornf.i.i.ian, Ed. Bd.; W. .V; WSG.V Comm. .MORDECAI BLAI ' STEIN Brooklyn. Midwood High School. Arts and Sciences. ■I K II. .M pha Epsilon Delta; Pi Delta Epsilon; Cornell Daily Sun; Cornellian; New York .State Scholarship. ?,?,9 1 r- l I- 1 A , I ' A, II. I). i;( II w I I I nl; |;| l Ki.M.kKn. Kra-mu- Hull Hifili S.lioi«l. An? uml Sciences . ( IK . .|illl l) l-. i;l. ( IIMili.JH. Dr.lluuii. Ma -. Nol.li- and Greonimcli Srlin,,!. Mi ' cliankai Enjiinfi-ring. M K -I ' . AU-pli Saniaili: Pi Tau Sigma; Almos; Quill and Dapgi-r: Fr. Crew; Va.s. Crew: WcariT of C ; Wean-r of Num.; Crew Club; Fr. Cliil.: CI KW. ' FLORENCE ULOCII Hn.„klyn. Midwooil High Sili(«d. Home Eeonomie-. Omicron Nu. Fr. Orient. (!omm. : Collejie Exchange: Fr. Club. Kl.lZAHEIll MAY IJl.OOM Easion. Pa. The Haldwin School. Arts ami Sciiiii cs. - ' I ' . Treas. WAA. S U nilMKNTHAL I ' hiladelphia. Pa. Central High School. .Mechanical Erigiiirc nut;. ! ' ■ Tau .Sigma; Hillel: A.SME: Model -Noni. Conv.; Mc.Mullen Kigional Siliolar liii); Tuition Aid Srliolarsliip: Philadelphia Hoard of Educa- tii ' ii Schnlarsliip: DianV l.is-t. I ' MKICIA lUTII Ul. ' t Ithaca. Itlia.a High . clioid. Tran!.fer from Cortland .Stale Teachers (_!idlege. Agricultiiie. .■ liy Foundation. ) VIN HOAKrnrVN Hemanl-ville. N. ,|. liernard- High .School. Agriculture, r I . llo-.Nun-l)( -Kali: Scabbard and Uladc; .Vg-Doniecon Council. Pies.; SC; •wniaii Club; l ound-l p tdub: ctiiiiiarv ( lub. I ' les.: 4-11 (!liili; Campus (!hest: and II Vk: CCR. AKILVN BOEHINCKK NORTON Fresh .Mead,.ws. Bayside High School. Economics. II H ' I ' . VSG. Comm.: Home Ec. Club: Canterbury Club: . g. I!ep. ; Soph. Class Comm.; New York Stale Regents Scholarship. )UKRT CIIAHI.ES ROFFA .Staten Island. Tottenville High School. Indu- I and Labor Relation-, i) .N ' . W-S Comm-.; V-S Hid. of Mgr ' s. Pres.: Kallici Ham Kelley .Sch(dar hip; .New ork Slate Sclicdai-hip. ROBERT ROGER Ald.n. Alden Cinlral .N-hool. Arts and Sciences. Cayuga Lodge. Spiked Shoi ' ; Fr. Track; ' ars. Track: Wearer of Num.; CI RVi ; Deputa- tions .Vrea Chrm. I!EN.IA 11N PATTER.SON BOLE. Ill lent..r. (). Western Reserve .-Vcademy. Agriculture. . A ' ! . .Majura Nolanda: Vv. Irti) lb. Crew; ' ars. 150 lb. Crew- Wearer of C ; Wearer «i Num. PETER BON.AME W carer f)f C . Rye High Stliool. Agriculture. ars. L50 lb. Crew: BENLKLt N lUlNDI.E ' t Scotia. Scotia High .School. Arts and .Sciences. CDC; New York Slate Scholarship. SAMIEI. COLEMAN BOOKBINDER. Ill Philadelphia. Pa. Lawrcnccville School. Hot. I dminisiration. ' I ' AO. Fr. Wrestling; .Newman lilub: CIL- ; IIEC. rilKODORE BOHOIAN Tro Epsilon Delta. ice- Pres. Tro High Sill. Mil. rls and .Scienct Alpha KOBEIil WIIIIWI i;iii;i M) Atlanta. Ga. Noith Fulton High .Shool. lc( haniial Engineering. -hAd. ATMOS; Fr. Football; Fr. Baseball; ars. Foot- ball; Wearer of •• ;■ ' ; Wean-r of Num.: ASME; SC Comm. IHCIIMil) 111 BERT BOWKLIi Rusluille. Middl.sex Valley Central .Shool. Industrial anil Labor Relation?. CLEF Club: Big Reil Band. Mgr.; New York Stale Scholarship. nWin r.OWNE Sherrftl. Manliu- Pr.paral.ii N I1....I. gii. g-l KlIlN NL I l!i; I)I;M; ' i I.Kov. Sgiiculiui. ' . ait. Ag-Ec Club; F and I Wk. ROBERT I 1lnl; |;i; |i| N I ' linceton. N. J. Princeton High School. Engi- niering Physio. I ' rianglc. Iici-. Kii-li. ( hrni. C irnell Engineer. Ed. Bil. ROBERT DAVIS BR ADFORD. JR. (ireenwich. tlonn. Easi High .Shool. (!lieinical Engineering. A . . W S (!oinms.; Fr. Orient. Counselor. :vi() EMITA MoCOKMICK l;i; l) ' i lUliimorc, Md. Bryn Mawr School. Arts and Sciences. - K. . 1 . Kiippa Di lla Kpsilon; Westminsler; COC; Fulk Dancers Club; Cornell Savoyards; Sajie Chapel Choir; A Capella Chorus. SIIAHON SIIKIl l!K ND P„rl Chester. Pnrt Chester High .Shed. Home Kcononii.-.. lAT. Hill.l: WS(;A Conim.; W-S Conim.: WkM. Comms.; United Irui-h .Appeal. Kxee. Si ' i y. lill II U1) (;F.()1{(;K I!KA.M)I:.M!1 lit; Oak rark. lll. Oak Park, Uiver Forest- Tnwrisliip llif;|i Sehoid. Mechanical Knfiineerinf;. l ' K T. Treas.. ieePres. Sipma Delia Chi: Pi Delta Kii ilon; Pi Tau Sifima; Cornell Engineer, Asst. Ed., Mgr. Ed.; IFC Conini.: ((K: (IIIW: Wesley; Lockheed Leadership Fund .Scholarship; Dean ' s List. J CAROLE A. . HI! ANN Sialen Maml. Curtis High Sc1i.h,1. M,-,l,anical Engi- neering. SME. • HWII) NELL BRANACAN Earlvillc. Earlville Central High School. Agri- . uhiii. . A r 1 . Baptist .Student Fellowship; F H Wk. MAN IKW IN BRAIN Far Rockaway. Far Rockaway High .Slmol. Art. and .Siences. K . . lpha Epsilon Delta; Cheni. .Soc; Arts College Council; Soph. (Mass. Conini,; llillel; V BR; Red Cross; LeFevre Scholarship. y, . i i WILLLAM WIRTH BREIDSTER Milwaukee. Wis. Milwaukee Country Day .S-honl. Arts and Sc-ienci-s. A T 1. ' . KATHLEEN ANNE BRENNA.N Rye. Rye High School. Home Economics. II I! I . W ' SG.A, House of Rep.; Newman Club; SC Coinm.; Class Comms. SI SAN AIAY BRESLOW Brooklyn. James Madison High School. Home Eco- nomics. - - T, Sec ' y. WSGA, Jnd. Rep.; Fr. Class Comm.; New York Slate ■Sholarship; New York .Slate (Jiiklien of Deceased Veterans Scholarship; Leopold Schepp Foundation Scholarship. P. TRICIA .MARGOT BRESSLER Great Neck. Hunter College High .Sehool. Arts and Sciences. CDC: Octagon; Cornell .Savoyards ; Cornell Shows: .New York Slate Scholarship: Cornell Tuition .Scholarship. -MATTHEW JOHN BREWER Elmira. Elmira Free Academy. Arts and .Sciences. 6 A X. SC Comms. RUTH DONNA BRICKMAN Syracuse. Nottingham High School. Home Eco- nomics. — AT. Home Ec. Club; .SC Comm. ROBERT HAROLD BRIGGS East-Meredith. Charlotte Valley Central High School. Veterinary Medicine. S!Ti;. JV.M-A; 4H Club: Westminster; Round-Up Club: FFA: Poultry Club: PreVet Club: F and H Wk.: OConnell .Scholarship; Sears Foundation Scholarship; Danforth Foundation Scholarship. LIND.A BRILL .New Rochelle. New Rochelle High School. .Arts and .Sciences. One ASorld Club: Japan-.Ameriean Conference Comm.; ISC Comm.; CI R . RllODA IRENE BRILLIANT Brooklyn. Samuel J. Tilden High School. Arts and .Sciences. A SGA Comm.: W BR; oung Deni. (dub; Folk Dance f!lub; llillel; New York Stale Scholarship: Cornell State Scholarship. Monsieur, sprechen Sie Espanol? (.onivll I iiircrsilY . . . . . . Class of 1957 341 r (ahiwU { nirrrsity . . . Class of 1957 A bit of morniiifi .sun ullfi llml ( nick cii i o cn Ji ' c Mni;N lUilTZ ' r,.l,-,l,.. O. T. . |), ill,i-- lli ih .-,lii..l. An- an.l Sciences. M. . Iluu f of Kep. IJICII AliD ANTON 11R0( ki:i 1 W Imih nl.iir-. la--. Liiiu-iibiiit: Ilitili School. Klirirical Enjiinocring. •! A o. I),. ha (luli; IKK MKE: McMuUcii Regional Scholarship; Dean ' ? List. • l!Ai;r. l; niloDIK LeRoy. LeRoy Central High School. Home Economics. - K. N r. I ' l I aiiihria Tlifta: Vi ' onifnV Glee (;iul): Conirllaires; Concert Band. M:II WIIIIWI I;I;(IK ..| Oianp ' . N. ,1. Carlcret Preparalorv -School. Afiric iihiur. 1 uitiill CoiiiUryiiiaii. JOHN Al.MONIK HROOKK Oak Park. HI. CuKcr Military Academy. Hold Adniinislralion. A .i ' I ' . Kr. Foolhall: Ir. Tennis; ars. Foolball; Wearer of C ; WCanr f Num.; SC Conim.; HSMA: lll ' IC. I!I:NNKII UKdWN Cleveland Heights. O. Cleveland Height- High School. ( ' ivil Kngiiiccriiig. li A .M, Sec ' y., Treas. Pyramid: Tau Beta Phi; ( hi Epsilon: Pi Delia Epsilon; (Cornell Engineer, Bus. Mgr.. Treas.; SC Comms. LAWRENCE EDViARD BROWN llhaca. Norwich High School. Agriculture. M. ' oiKpjin Lodge. Pres. Vars. Fencing; Newman Cluli; Wildlife Conservation S c. ; F and II k. W 11.1,1 1 liKDI OKI) l!Kt) N Miuii llill . N. .1. MUllmrii High .Sliool. In- duslrial and Lahor Relations. I ' I ' A. Muiura-Nolanda ; Ko nios. Sec y.; Fr. Lacrosse: Wearer of Num.; Fr. (ilass Comni.; ,Ii. ( la--- (!oniuil; Fr. Orient. Conn-elor; S( ! ( iioiim. : Big Reel Hear. liOiiFRT 1)1 ALL BRUCE Piil-hurgh. Pa. .Mounl Lehenon High School. ( hemical Engineering. AX. AlCliE. Vice-Pres.: WVBR; Men ' s Glee Clnh; Cor- n llairi-s, As-t. Dir.; .loliii McMullen Regional Scholar-hip; Dean ' s List. ll( I. (IIHI-sTINK IIUI NNEK Olean. Olean High . ehool. Tran-fer from .Michigan . ' lati- I ni . Hume Economics. 11 1 ' . ' I ' -,( . ],■■!, I!. p.; Fi . Orient. !oinni. ; SC Conini. PETER M.EACIHN BUCHANAN Wesiporl, Conn. Deerfield Academy. Arts and .Sciences. X ' . MajuraNolanda ; Fr. Soccer: Vars. Soccer: (!orn(dl Daily . iin; .Shinguard. EDWARD BLRDICK Larchmonl. Mamanm,, k High School. M.chanical Engi- neering. ' I ' K ! ' . Orjiheus. .JOHN EflMI ND Rl R(;ESS Rocliesler. BrighKm High School. Arts an.l Niini ' es. — N ' . .Ir. class (jiuncil; Arts College Council : . secondary .Shools ( omm. : ( I iinioi.; W S Connns. ; Naval ROT( ' .S-licdarship: New Hrk Stall- Scholarship. lOlIN FliA ( IS HI RTON. JR. Mas.-illon. O. Tian-fer fr..m (as,. Insiiiule o( Tei ' hnidogv. Iniluslrlal and Labor Hehilions. Itoll. Delia Sigma Rho; Deliale -s.M. l M,illll l II I I -s |; |;M Itai.iMa. It.iiaM.i High .Shnnl. Home Eco- n ' ono «. Iluplisl -lu ' hnl lellousliip; .New oik . lale Sriiolar-hip. 342 SIIIKLEV ANN CALLOW W Naih.-nli. Pa. Sliipl.v S, IhkjI. Arl and Sciences. K A. .sec ' y.. Pr.s. V.-stiiiin lci Cluli; k . Cnmiii.; (.1 l! . ALAN LEE CAMEROS Rm.Ii.sIci-. Briglili.ii lliu;li Si 1 1. ti- ami Sciences. I N. Sif;nia Delta Chi, Pies.; Cornell Daily Sun, S|)i rl Eil.; Arts Collejie Council. Pies.: Class Council; CCYC; Fr. Class Council; SC; Fr., Soph. Class Comni.: Stuil.-Fac. tjiniin. COLIN GOETZE CA.MPIiELL N.w Canaan. Conn. New Canaan lli;;h .School. Alls anil Sciences. T. Keil Key, ' ice-Pres.; Majuia Nolanila. Sec ' y.; CCYC; SC Conini.; W S Hil. of -Myrs. ; WS Conini. ; Orient. Coinm. ; Orpheus. yy M DOKIS JEAN CA.MPBEI.L Short Hills. N. J. Morri-lown Ili;;h .Shool. Arts and .Siences. X 12. Octajion; W-S (Conini.; Panhel.: SC Comiii.: W kM. Comni.: Fr. Orient. Comm. ; Sage Chapel Choir. JOHN 0(;STON CANTLAV. JH. Morristown, N. J. Oyster Bay Hij-h School. Industrial and Labor Relations. ' I ' - K. DLA; Eagle and Anchor. MAR(;0 BONNIE CANTON New York City. Bronx High School of Science. Hoirl (hiiini-lration. 1IS 1 : Stii.liu: HEC. ALAN ROBERT CANTOR Pittsburgh, Pa. Shady Side Academy. Arts and Sciences. H - 1 ' . .Signia Delta Chi: Cornell Widow: SC Comm. ENKI.VN ANN CAPLAN Camden, N. J. Camden High School. II,, me Eco- nomi,-. Home Ec. Club; Lucy Dela Wilson Scholarship. I)A I1) ALA.N CARP Syracuse. William Nottingham High School. Arts and Sciences. aterniargin. Cornell idow; Octagon; W S (Jomm.; .Sage Chapel Choir: New York Slate Scholarship: New York State Cornell Scholarship. FRED VilLLlA-M CARPENTER Trumansburg. Truman-hurg C,-nlral High School. Agriculture. ATP. Scabbard and Blade: llo-Nun-De-kah ; Big Red Band: New York State .Scholarship. • CHRISTINE CATHERINE CARR Manlius. Manliu- High ScIkjoI. . gri,olture. A jL A. Cornell Countryman; Kermis: Newman Club. ROBERT HA.MILTON CARR Ames, Iowa. Ames High School. Arts and .Sciences. Clef Club: Big Red Band: Concert Band: Brass Ensemble: Orchestra; Tuition . id .Scholarship; Deans List. EDNA CATHERINE CARROLL Springfield. 111. Ferry Hall. Home Economics. A . Pi Delta Epsilon, Sec ' y.; Cornellian. Business Manager: WSC, . i.ePres.; Sr. Class Council: SC Coram.; Class Comm.; Orient. Comm. ROBERT JOHN CARSON Havre de Grace. Md. McDonogh .School S, i, ' nces. . -X . I WIES CARTER Roch.ster. Monroe High School. rls and . rts and Sciences. CCYC. ANTHON ' t BRENDAN CASHEN Hudson. Hudson High .School. Agriculture. AT. Red Key: Ho-Nun-De-Kah: Majura Nolan la; Cornell C,iuntrymen. Ed.: Ag. Ec. Club; li-S Comm.: US B,l. of Mgrs.; Latin American Rhythms. CATHERINE CONCEETA C.VFANZARITE Lisbon. 0. David Anderson High School. Home Economics. A i A. Pi Lambda Theta; Omicron Nu; SC Comm.; . g-Domecon Council; Panhel; Class Comm. THO I S EUGENE CAILFIELD Croton Falls. Purdys High School. iihur,. UK ' I ' . Cornell Grotto; Veg. Crops Cluh: . g-Ec. Club. gr UK 11 Mill JOSEPH CA i;il Woodside. Bryant High School. Arts and Sciences. T K I . IFC; Fr. Orient. Comms. DENNIS COLE CAVERL ' t ' Shickshinny, Pa. Shicksliinny High School, . rclii- lecture. ATA. Fr. Swimming: ars. Frencing; Wearer of C : Fencing Club. ice-Pres. : IFC Comm.; Dorm Counselor. MILTON ANDREWS CHACE Washington, D. C. Coolidge High School. Engi- neering Physics. - II. Fr. Crew: Wearer of Num.; Capella Chorus: .McMullen Fnginei-ring .Scholarship. 343 iiN LEE CHAMHKRS Asliland. 0. Transf.r from AslilamlColl.s:--. Indus- Irial and I.almr Krlaliiin . A I ' . Trans. Orient.; Daniel Alpern Memorial !?cliolarsliip. CLAVrO.N W ALTER (:1L P. L N Lamasier. Laneasler Hii:h Scliool. Mechan- ical En iineerin ' ;. ' I ' K . Ali-pli Saniacli. Pres.: Pi Tan Si ' ima: Ainios: Quill and Dagger; Kr. Koolhall; Kr. tirew; ars. Crew: Wiarer of ( ' : W.arer of Num.; tlrew Club; McMullen Kegional Srholarshi|i. JANET .U ' DREV CHARLES Dearborn. Mieli. Edison In liiui.-. Home Eco- nomics. K K r. Vi ' SG.A. Soe. Cbrni.. P; W-.S Conim. ; Fr. Orient. Comm. MKGIMA CHASE Pelham. Pelham High School. Home Economics. AAA. Wearer of C : WSGA VicePres.. P; W A. Sec ' y.; W estminsl.r : Fr. Orient. (!onim. KOISKHI ' TKFAT CHATTEKTON W aj.pingers Falls. Viappingers Central Scliool. A rii iillure. II K ' I ' , (iornell (jnintryman: Sage Chapel Choir. nWlEL PAREGAI. CHEKNOKK Washington. D. C. Roosevelt High SchooL KIcctrical Engineering. Ela Kappa Nii: IKE: E-Day Comm.; McMulb-n Regional Scholarship. MARK ARNOLD CHESLER Laur.lion. Andrew Jackson High School. Indus trial and Labor Helalions. II A !■. JLR College Council. Pres.; NSA. Pres.. ice Pres.: ILR . ' School, .Secy., Treas.; Fr. ( ' amp Co ' .in clor: .SC Comm. A:h. RLOTTE ANN CHRISTENSEN Marcellus. Marcellus Central High .school. Iliuiie Economics. IVCF; Concert Band: Rep. Rand: Elizabeth Lee Vincent .Sholarship. .STANWOOD VAiW (1IM;(IIIII, W biiefield. . . H. W liileticl.l High SchooL Velerinar Nbdicine. A . J 1 . CON. ' TANCE MARIE CIARCIA Hartford. Conn. New Britain High SchooL Arts and Sciences. Niwnian Club: Cornell Savoyards; Sage ( bapel Choir. IKIW RI) (ITRIN Brooklyn. Mi.hvood High .ShooL Arts and Sciences. K X. iicPrcs.. Treas. .Alpha Epsilon Delta: (bem. Soc: Hilbl: Model UN; LcFevre Scholarship. BRICE ALAN CLARK Garden City. Garden City High School. Agriculture. - II. Fr. Lacrosse: ars. Lacrosse: Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.: Canterbury (Mub: Soph. Cla---- (!onim.: ' -. (!omm. FRANK RAYMOND CLARK Wcsifuld, N. J. Wesitield High .Shnol. Arts and Sciences. ' I ' K +. Arnold Air Society: Red Key; Sphinx Head: ars. Cross Country; Wearer of Num.; Fr.. Soph. Class Councils: SC. Pres., Hd. of Dir.; I ndiTgrad. Secondary Schools Comm.: Develop. Comniis. ; Fr. Orient. Counselor. FLOWER DONNA CLARK Orwell. Pulaski High School. Agriculture. A Z A. 1 II Club: Grange: CLRW: Congregational Stud. Assoc. JOA.N.NE Cl.VKK Scarsdale. Scarsdale High School. Home Economics. Fr., .Soph. Class Councils: House of Rep.. Cbrm. : WS(; Comm-.: S(; Vice-Pres. ; Cl ' RW, Fr. Clul); Baptist Student Fellowship. I RV ELLEN CI. RK Ithaca. Ithaca High School. Arts ami Sciences. X !. WW: Sage. Chapel ( boir. rin I Ms .| M: CI.XKK Elmira. Southside High School. Ibmi. Economics. II I ' . ' l ' . Notable-: Women ' - CUr Club: Campus Chest: Ws(; ( „mm.: Jr. Class ( oinm. RICHVRD ELMER ( I I;K I ' .atavia. liatuvia High School, gricullure. Round I p Club. ■ ' Al.ltERr lil III (1 T(l lb.in . liclbbbem Cciiual High .Shool. rt- and . ciiiKc-. i. K. . I ' . (;E0RGE JAMES i:LE.s.sl 1( S bcrdcen. Md. Itallimorc I ' oKlcclinic In-li- tute. Mechanical Enginei ' ring. ' I ' K 1. .Vimos; Fr. Baseball; Wearer of Num.: Fr. Orient. Coun-elor. s l,L ' JEAN ( I l i IIV .Sarsdale. Searsdah- High School. Home Economies, b A. Trea-. W : I ' l. Club; Soph. Clas- Comm.; . age Chapel (!lioir; Octagon. 344 (o in ell I nil ' crsity . . . . . . Class of 1957 W luiniiU ' .s til doom ' . CAROL ANN COALSON Auburn. East High Srluml. Homo Economics. ViSG.V Coninis.. VP; New York Stale Scholarship; . uhurn College Club Scholar- ship; Cayuga County Cornell Club Scholarship. CAROL Rl TH COliB Port Washington. Hanulen High School. Home Eco- nomics. AAA. Sluil.-Fac. (!omm., .Secy., Chrm.; Class (!onmi.; F and H Wk. ARTHLR S. C0I31N Mt. X ' crnon. A. B. Davis High School. Arts and Sciences. ' I ' K H. Pi Delta Epsilon; Fr., Soph. Class Conini. ; Cornell Writer. WGELOS COCCONIS Athens. Greece. Athens College High .School, i il Engineering, ( ornell Lniversity Foreign .Student Tuition .Scholarship. ROBERT CARLETON COFFI.N Port Chester. Port Chester High .s.l.ool. Transfer from Fordham I niversity. Industrial and Labor Relations. JAMES JOSEPH COHEE Jenkintown. Pa. Jenkinl,.s n High S, hool. Hotel Adniinislration. A . . Newman Club; Octagon: HSM ; (IIS: HEC. l iARRV FREDERICK COHN Newark. N. J. Weequahic High School. Arts and Silences. H i! 1 ' . .Soph. Class Comm. • BARBARA ANN COHEN Newburgh. Newburgh Free Academy. Arts and Sciences. —AT. Deskbook; Swimming Club: New York Stale Siholarship; New York .State Cornell Scholarship. CLIZABETH NN COHEN Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill High .School. .VgriculUire. -VDll. I ' res. Panhel; Bacomia; WSG. Comms.. ' P: ' omen s Glee Club: New York .Stale Scholarship. 4 NORMAN ROBERT COHEN .Schenectady. Nollingbam Terrace High School An- and Sciences. Hi; I ' . Pres. Phi Beta Kappa; Red Key; .Mpha Epsilon Delia; .Sphinx Hi ' ail; IFC Comms.; Fr. Orient. Comm.; .New drk Stale Srhnlarship ; New York .State Cornell Scholarship: Dean ' s List. I ' Al ' L COHEN Bronx. Bronx High School of Science. Arts ami Sciences. CI ; ( ;hem. Soc. PVUL JOSEPH CORWIN Hempstead. Chaminade High School. Transfer from I ' niv. of Dayton. Veterinary Medicine. J M . 4, 2. .1)1 IS PHILIP CORNAIRE Cape Vincent. Cape Vincent High School. Agri- llure. Newman Club; Sears Roebuck Scholarship. ELLEN BEATE COSMAN Townshend. Vt. Marv A. Burnham s.hool for (;irls. r|s and .Sciences. Octagon; YA.SNY: WA : SC Comm.; Jr.. So| h.. Fr. Class I ionmw. • l TH COVELL Mount Vernon. A. B. Davis High S. 1 .NTSA: Rip. Banil: Concert Band. Sec ' y.. Trees. A. 11(1 Economics. 345 They litiii ' (I nerve to schedule those attcnioon classes anyivay. (Utrnrll I iiircrsily . . . . . . (Idss iff 1937 I DWll) HAM) (( KI) (;irM Rock, N. J. Ridgewood High School. Engi- iiciring I ' liysics. 11 K ' ! , Trcas. Fr. Soccer; Fr. Lacrosse; Vars. Soccer; Vars. Lacrosse; Wearer of ( ' . ; Wearer of Num.; Vi l!R; Alpha Phi Omega; -Shin- puard; Men ' s Glee (!luli: Orp lieus; Cornellaires. (iKKALD COYNE  ricuhure. IH) LI) lli: . (KWF I ' llt-lown. N. J. Arls and Sciences. TK K. Jordani; (( H. HKHAKI) IIFNK ' l CRANK W esifleld. N. J. Westf ehl High SchooL Civil |jif;inririiig. - ' l ' Iv I ' yraniiii; . oph. Class Conim.: IFC: Men ' s Glee Club; MiMullen Grant Scholarship. JOHN RLAKELY CROSS Gloversvillc Glovcrsville High Scho.d. Arls and .Siences. Wesley Foundation: CI R ; Dihate Cluh; Red Cross; New York . tate Scliiilarsliip: New ork Stale Cornell .Scholarship. MMUKKN A . K (KdlCII Rose Hill. Maredhi- Central High S.hool. Ilipiiir Ki onomics. . IMI ' i S : IScwnian Chih; Octagon; A ( appella iMiorus. JOHN GALLRRRT CROW K I ' oundridge. Kalonak High ScIk.oI. Agricuhurc ' ' — K. Cornell Counlrynian: IFC Comni. WILLIVM STEWART Cll.LEN BrookKn. Brooklyn Techiiiiai High .SdiooL Archiliclm. . ' I ' I Ji. Kefli; Widow; SC Comm. 1 ATHR ' iN CI LLINCS (;lens Falls. Glens Falls High .Vhuol. lloiiu K, o- nomics. i; K. X I . | ' i Lanida Theta; Kappa Delta Epsilon; (!ornell Counlrvnian, Bus. .Mgr.; Vi.SGA, F; W AA; SC Conim.; Sage Chapel Choir. NANCY RCTII ( INMNCIUM Marion. Marion Central High .Shook Home Economies. . i M I : |{,p. Band; Sears Koehuck Scholarship; Hoini ' Bunau Scholarship. liltBERT (;i;ORGE CM ' RIS New ork City. American .School of Buenos ins, ; rg. Agriculluri-. I ll. I ' l-. j ' olo; ars. I ' olo; Wearer of C . II.I.I M THOMAS DAILF ' Elinhur-l. William Cullen Bryant High SchooL Iridii-Iii.il Mnil l.ahor Relations. A A I . I ' res. Sluilenl Counsidor. I H(I Idll l li I.E Caraias, eni iii-la. Cidegio Americano, rcliilcc- hire. AAA. Alpha Mpha ( amma; WS( A. I ' ; Dance Chili; Young Rep. Cluh: S Comm.; CI |{W ; Fr. Camp Counselor. ltllll i; li NA New Rochelle. I ' elliam High .School, FIcciri.al Knginerring. I 11. Ill: l I iirni ' ll Daily .Sun; Amateur Radio (iluh. liWIli i;i;oWNELL DANFORTH .South Weymoulh. Mass. Heliron A.ademv. il- and N iences. Z ! ' . X ' ici ' I ' res. Rliyihm Cluh: (Rumpus ( ' hesl. 346 DIANE KICHAIili llWiN Hon Crai Aj;rioiiIluri ' . (LVIA. Hai|iiii- illr (Iciilral Hiyli Srhonl I ' lllLLlP ISIIAM DANZIG New York City. Now I.imoln lliph Scliool. Trans- fir from li.M.T. Arl and Scit-nces. II A ' I ' . Phi I |i iloii Kappa; ars. Kincini;; (lorniU Daily Sun: Soph, t.lass Council: S(! Ki ' p-AtLargf; Arts Collijie Council. .Sfi ' y.-Treas. ; Ncplune Club: I ' an-Anii-r. Council; NSA; CAUN, Pres.; W-S ( ' onim. ; .SC Coninis. ; New ork .Slalc Scholarship. SUSAN LOIS DAVIDSON Rochester. Brighton Hif;h School. Iloim- Kconnmi AK ' I Kermis; .Soph. Class Council; CURW. DWIl) FUKDEKICK DWI.-- a laiul. Wasland C.iiUal llit;h .Vhoul. (:i il Hnfiincerinj;. - T. Pyramid; Fr. Crew; ars. Crew; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; Crew Club; (ianipus Chest. DA IS -MF,L IN Staten Island. Phillips Exeter . cademy. Agriculture. + T. Ft. Lacrosse; Fr. Polo; Polo, Myr. ; ars. Polo; Wearer of Num.; Fr. Orient. Counselor. FORREST HENR DAMS Hudson. Mass. Hudson High .School. Veterinary Medicine. . Z. Ho-.Nun-de-Kah ; J . L ; Congregational Stud. Assoc; Knicker- hacker Fund Scholarship. GERALD LIEGH DAMS West Winfield. WVst Winfield Central High School. Agriculture. Pre-Vet. Soc.; Sage Chapel Choir. JOAN AL RGARET DAVIS Havana. Cuba. Cranford High School. Arts and .Sciences. K K I . Octagon; S (!omni.; CLRW; ' SGA Comm. MARTHA .ANNE DAVIS Gary. Ind. Horace Mann High School. Home Eco- nomics. K K r. Raven and Serpent; ( ' urnell Daily . un; W SC. . P. llnu-e nl Rep.; Campus Chest. GEORGE )iTLSON DAWSON. JR. Walpole. Mass. Walpole High School. Industrial and Labor Relations. II K ' P, Sec ' y. Young Deni. Club, Sec ' y- U ILLIS DAYGER Fulton. Fulton High School. Agriculture. CATA. -School. DARREL L REESE DEAN Blairsville. Pa. Blair- ille High Administration. + — K. Photo Comm.; HEC. Hotel CHARLES EDWARD DeBROCK Spring Valley. Spring Valley High School. . riculture. Newman Club; Flor. Club. MXARISSA OCKERS DEDRICK Tuckahoe. Roosevelt High School. Arts and Sciences. A () II. SGA Comm.. Jud. Rep.; Octagon; WAA; Cornell Rifle Pistol Club; SC Comm.; Trans. Orient. RALPH DEED.S. JR. Harrancabermeja. Colombia. University High School. Arts and Sciences. A X A. Fr. Track; Wearer of Num.; Canterbury Club; Student Agencies; Boldt Memorial Scholarship. . White Plains High .School. iWENDOLVN MARIE DkFIOKK While Plains. Agriculture. A (!appella (Chorus. STEPHEN PARE de GOT Evanston, III. Evanston Township High School. Arts and Sciences. Walermargin. Aquarius; Fr. .Swimming; Vars. .Swimming; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; COG; SC Comm. PAUL HENRY DkGROAT Lvons. Lvons Central .School. Electrical Engineer- ing. Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Clef Club; IVCF; Concert Band; Big Red Tiand. Asst. .S|ud. (!ond.: Eastern Division Scholarship: Dean ' s List. JOHN REMUKD DEMPSEY Kenmore. Kenmore High . chool. Industrial and Labor Relations. HH II. Aleph .Samaih; Pres. Jr. Class; SC; .Soph.. Sr. ( lass Councils, .Sec ' y.-Treas. ; .Secondary Schools Comm.; (Campus ( ' best; .Soph. Class Comm.; Dorm Counselor: Orpheus: Daniel lpern Inilii triul and Labor Relations Scholarship. RICHARD DRURY DENT Baltimore, Md. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. (Iheniical Engineering. ' - K. Fr. Baseball: Vi ' earer of .Num.; SC Comm.; Sec- ondary Schools Comm.; CURW; McMullen Regional Scholarship. SUZANNE DREXEL DEROSAY Wynnewood, Pa. Lower Merion High .School. . rts and Sciinces. AT. ice-Pres. Kappa Didta Epsilon: WS(;A P; Red Cross; Orient, fiomms.: Wk d. Comm.: (. ' URW: Concert Band; Dean ' s List. ikU. £!) n f V |f - ' )p ' ' 347 mm KLLK.N DKHttW (.li.-imil Hill, Mass. Brnoklinc Hij;li N lio..!. ri- aii l Sri.-nccs. I!H: Hill.l: SC Coninis.; WSCA L.-j;. R.-p. JOHN liOOI. l)i: l{IKS Upper Monlclair. N. J. Nullcy llipli SIi.h.I. Mt-lal- lurjiiial unil (ilifiniral Kncinri-rinj;. T K K, I ' rfs. Pros Ops; Kr. Sailing: IFC; I i;ii.rnili.s Coop. Trias.; Campus Chest; AlCliE; CCYC; NROTC Scliolarsliip. MICH.AEL ViHITMW l)l MOM) Hollis. Andrew Jackson High School. Arls and Sciences, i: A M. K,. I.nrii-; ar-. Hifl.; Wearer of Num.; CCYC: Desk Itnok. MAKGAliirr IIICKKI. (;anlen ( il . l.iinien City Hi;;li Sehonl. rl- and -Sciences. K .i. STANLK .MMI DICklN-ON Ki.li., CATA. I ' ulidii lli h School. Auricullure. WILLIAM HOWARD DODGE .Schenectady. Mount Herman I ' reparalon ' Sriiool. Arts and Sciences, t) X, Sec ' y- Weslminsler, Treas. ; Orphi ' us; Oclapon. HENRY FRED DOERGE Elmhursl. Newtown Hijih .Sehonl. eterinarv Medi- cine. KS Pres. Feneinf-. Mj;r.: Roiind-l p Cluli; JVNL : Pre- el. Club: [■ encin-: ( !luh. K(H;ER liRlCK l) )ll (;ran(l Island. Tonawanda Hijili -School. Cixil Enpi- iKM ' rinp. X ' I ' . Pyramid; li. Swiinniinj;: ars. Swimming: ars. Basehall; Wi ' arer of -Num.: Aquarius. (iERALD DOKF Brooklyn- James Madison High School- Industrial and I abor Hilaliiins. i; A -M. Jn Class Council: ILR Council: Debate Assoc-: Cornell Radio Guild: ItR: I ' re-Law Soc: ILR Comm.: ,SC Conini.; Frank J. Doft Industrial unil Labor Relations .Scholarship. I ' M 1. AMIION ' t dOKONZlO New York City. Bronx High .School of Science. tIs and Sciences. Spike Shoe .Soc; Cross ( ounlry. Mgr.. .Ass ' t. Mgr.; Tract- l. Mgr.: Cros ' Country ( lub; Vars. Mgr. Club; SC Comm. |( HN HENR ' i DOME. ,IR. Chatham. Chatham Union School Agriculture. M iincpiin Lodge. Ncwiiiaii Chib: Big Red Band: Concert Band. II R0LD RONALD DRAMER Rego Park. Forest Hills High .Shoo and Sciences. Orchestra. Arts l MES CYRIL DRENNAN Piltslield. Mass. Cranwell Preparatory School. rls and .Srience . ■ ' . Fr. Frencing; Dorm Pres.; Jr. Class Council: -Sr- Class Cdtinril. Pres.: Newman Club: Debate Assoc; IFC Coninis.; Fr. Camp Counselor. Fr. Orirnl. Counsi ' lor: W -S Connns. II HI() IIANNAFORD DROWN Uxbridgc Mass. I ' xbridge High .Shool. iii [illuir. Dairy ( allle Judging: Roundl ' ii CIuli. MICHAEL KEITH Dl ' JACK. Boontcm. N. j. IJuonion lli-li School. Arls and .Sciences. ' • H. W-S Conim. •M.liOLO.MIEN llll hi M; H lMnn. ia. Liberia. E|iiMupal High School. iir icullure. l I W DUNN Pat. ' rson. N. J. EaslM.I,- High S,ho,.l. I ' lan-f.r from N. ' l.l. ii- and .Sciences. Z H T, Orchestra. INEZ ELAINE DUNN .Sharon. Pa. Sharon High School. r. hit., lur.-. W.SGA Comm.; Via; W-S Comm. IKH ' .I U I (l l (.lii 111 Sulem. O. Salem High School. Cln-mical Enpi- n.iiiiig. A . ;X. i,r-l ' i.-. Ilig Red lian.l : t oncerl Band: Clef Club: John McMul- it n Regional .Scholarship. y, I)I.(;A DUNTUCH .Sao Paulo. Brazil. Sao Paulo Gra.led .SeliooL Architecture. ISC Coinni.: .SC Conini.; WSti A Conun.; Arch.Eiig. Day Comm.: Jr. Class Council. (:AROL N FRANCES Dl Rll l W innelka. IB. Mii.slers .School. Arts ami s., iiiii i«. KKI . Octagon: -.S Conini.: k ' d • ' • mi : rl (loUege Council: I I liW ; Red Cross; WSGA Comm. 348 41 (;K0K(;K SX.NroUl) DURLAND J.-m-rson CHy. Tcnn. Nt-wlon Hi li School. Kliclrical Krif;iiiiiiini;. ' • X. Slud. Kii;;. (iouncil, Scr ' y.. Trcas.; AIEE, Scc ' y.; Hurri ' ll Sclioluisliiii. CYNTHIA AN.N DlinKA GU-n Cov.-. Glen Cok- Hi-ili S.li.iol. Aris and Sci. ' mrs. K A. One World Cluh; COC; Tennis Club; Kifl.ry Cluli; CDC; Octa- gon: W-S Coniin. MARILYN RENEE ouVlGNEAUD Scarsdale. Scarsdal. ' llit;li School. Arts and .Scicnci ' s. WAA: N,SA: Konios Aidcin: Catilirhiiry Chih; (!h(iir Council; Campus Chest; .Sage Chapel Choir: WSG.A V ' P. I3AKRY JAMES DYER Si. Johnsbury. Vl. .S|. Johnshury Academy. Mechanical Entiineeriny. Trianfile. ice-Pres. V ' ars. Track; Cross Country: Rhythm (!luh; Newman Club; Ooss Country ( luh; (!0C; A. ' sMK; Orient. Comni.: .Naval ROTC Scholarship. ANDREW ' FRANK DYW AN Massena. Massena High School. Civil Engineer- ing. .ASCE; Newman ( lub; EDay Comm.; Mc.Mullen .Scholarship. JO ANNE EA.STBURN Birmingham. Mi h. W . Ilesley High School. Arts and Sciences. K K T. Raven and .Serpint : Mortar Hoard; CoKNEl.i.lAN ; Fr. and .Soph. Clas Council: Jr. Class Council. I ' res.; V.S(;A. VP. Dorm. Pres., Pres. ; SC Comm.; Orient. Exec. Comni.; CXRW Comm.; CCR; Comm. on the Freshman Year; Cornell National Scholarship; Dean ' s List. ELIZABETH ME.VDE E.VSTH.VM Houston. T.x. I.amar High School. Trans- fer from Smith College. Agriculture. K K 1 . I.M)IA LYNN EBEL Montreal. Que. Trafalgar School for GiHs. Home Eco- iHimics. AT. Raven and Serpent; Soph. Class (Council; WSGA. House of Rep., 1 ' : WS Comm.. Co-Chrm. WILLIA.M FREDRIC ECKERT. JK. Baldwin. Bahlwin High School. Arts and .Sciences. Sigma Gamma Epsilon. Pres. Newman Club; New York State Scholarship. .MIRIAM RITH ECKHAUS Forest Hills. Forest Hills High School. Archi- tecture. Cornell W riler. MICHAEL GOTTLIEB EDISON Great Neck. Bronx High School of Science. .Arts and Sciences. II . ' t ' . Fr. Track: X ' ars. Fencing: Octagon: New York Stale Scholarship. ■ TNNIE DIANE EDSAN Syracuse. Nottingham High .School, llnm.- Eco- nomics. A E l ' . Octagon: WSG.Y Comm. DONALD JAMES EDWARDS West Haven. Conn. West Haven High School. Mechanical Engineering. K i:. Pres. ATMOS; AS.ME: Newman Cluh; ,SC Comm.; (Campus Chest. RICHARD WALTON EDWARDS, JK. Columbus. O. Lpper Arlinglnn High School. Arts and .Sciences. Wesley; One World Club. DOROTHY LOWENTHAL EISEMAN Williamsporl, Pa. Williamsporl High Sihool. . rts and Sciences. A E ■! . Kappa Delta Epsilon; SC Comm. He jifigontil time in Ithaca feHtk Cornell i iiiiersity . . . (Inss of 19o7 349 ■■rm i AAMl (lornell Lniversily . . . . . . Class of 1937 . ever will forget ttiose midnight siuuks ai l.oiiii- ' s! Milnr llis h School. Aericullure. School. Ajiricullurc. Shinguard; . ' g. Ec. I Y NEWTON EISENHART Wal -rvli,l. • liniiholopsts Club; Jordani. I ' l ' IKK KK. ' TEIN New York City. Horace .Mann Hi A K II, Trcas. Fr. Soccer; Vars. Soccer; Wearer of IVuii Club; Bridge Club. VIRGINIA KATHLEEN ELDER Harrisburg. Pa. John Harris High School. Arts and Sciences. Raven and Serpent; WSGA, VP. Uorm. Pres. ; Cl ' RW. Fr. Camp Counselor and Dir. : WSGA Comni. DENNIS EliGENE ELGRIM Trenton, N. J. Princeton High School. Transfer from Trenton Jr. College. Agriiullure. ATI ' . Ho-NunDe-Kah; 4-H Club: New- man Club, Treas. ; Round-Lp Club. DEAN GARLOCK ELIAS Mercer Island, Wash. (;arfiel l High School. Arts and Sciences. X . Aleph Samach: Fr. Football: Vars. 150 lb. Eoothall: Wearer of C — .Small C ; Wearer of Num.; Fr. Class Council. Pres. : . sC: CCK. Chrm. ; MIB; Fr. Camp Counselor; Fr. Club Adv. NFORD HAROLD ELWITT Miami H.-ach. Fla. .Miami Reach Senior High S( hool. Arts and .Siences. CI.A, Exec. Dir.; SC; Young Israel Chapter, Exec. Coinm.: Ilillil: .Soph. Class Comni.: Orchestra. J A IL I l l(illl K ll; l-.K W.llsville. WellMiile High .Slio.d. Civil Engi- neering. A X A. Ski Team, Mgr.; Rod and Bob: Newman Club. MARYLYN ELIZARETH ENCK Harrisburg. Pa. William Penn High School. rls and .Sciences. K K 1 ' , Pres. W. ' G.X (!omm., Jud. Rep.: Vi -.S Coninis. : Vi k d (!omm. : So|)h., Jr. Class Conim. ; SC Conuii. ; Desk Rook. Rl DOLPH ENCK New York City. Sluyvesanl High .Shool. A l and Sciences. . lgon(iuiii Lodge. Pershing Rides; SC; CIA, Pres.: Porni. Pres.; LeFevre Scholar liip. THEODORE EN(;EL Staten Island. Brooklyn Technical High School. Agri- lulture. HoNunDeKah; Ag. Ec. Club; Poultry Club. ' ;ONSTANCE ANN ENGELKE Stamford. Stamford Central High School. .Arts and Sciences. Alpha Epsilon Delia: Chem. .Soc; Concert Rand: Rep. Hand: New York . ' late Scholarship: (lormll Tuition Scholarship. ROIIKHT FREDERICK ERR Wanlagh. Wantagh W. C. M.pliam High Sh..ol. ;;r ii liliiire. A(acia. Fr. Crew; ars. Crew: Wearer of Num. ... 1!E EU1.V JEAN ERICKSON Groton. Grnton Central High .Slu...l. Home Economics. . A; CI RW. Exec. H.I. GENE ARLEN ERICK.- ON Milwaukee, Wis. .Sujili DJMM.m High .Shool. Hotel Adminislrathm. -i X. IISMA: CHA: .M! Conun.: HEC; CIRW Comm.; Men ' s C;iee Cluli: Ellsworth Milton .S|atlc-r Foundation .Scholarship. LOIS ERN.STOFF Forest Hills. Forest Hills High School. Art- and Sciences. ISC; One Worlil Club; SC Comm.. Chrm.; WSGA Comms. 3.50 • SVLVA KSI ' F.NSCHEIl) Allon. Sci.lu-. Ciniial Hi li Silmol. Ilomr F.conomics. W ' fsliiiiiisli ' r; Cirange; 1S( (jinnii. I ' llKODORK EVANGELIDES New «,k Cily. Harr.ii High School. Agri- iiiltmo. ' I ' raiisfer from Cohliskill Collifir. t!orni-l Dairy Science Assoc. JOHN WU.LIAM K.WEN Montp.lirr. Vl. Montp.licr High School. Hole! Viliniiil-tralion. HO II. Cornell idim : Jr. Class Coniiii. : 11A. DONALD WELLS E.XNER. JR. -S-allle, Wash. Roosevelt Hif:h School. Elec- trical Engineering. Amateur Radio Chih; Delta Club; Hig Red Band: Concert Band. NLVRTIN DAVID EZRA lirooklyn. Rhodes School. Arts and Sciences, i: A .M. Fr. RiHe Team, Mgr. : Wearer of Num. LAURENCE FARER New ork City, lironx High .School of .Science. Arts and Sciences. 2 A . L Alpha Epsilon Delta; SC Comm.; Campus Chest; Sage Chapel Choir; Urahins Festival Chorus; Komos Aidein; New l ork Stale Regents Scholar- ship; (Airnell Scholarship; Dean ' s List. ROBERT JAMES FASSETT Roosevelt. Freeport High School. Arts and Sciences. Fr. Football; Wearer of Num.: New York State Regents Scholarship: Cornell State Scholarship. BARBARA SUSAN FEIGENBAUM lirooklyn. Lincoln Higli School. Arts and Sciences. Octagon; Hillel. MELVYN SANFORD FEIN Mahopac. Sluyvesant High .Shook Civil Engi- neering. ASCF: Hillel; E-Day Comni. HERBERT S. FEINBEEG Brooklyn. Erasmus Hall High School. Arts and Sciences. K . Beta Omega Zeta; Fr. Track: Chem. Club; .Soph. Class Council; Arts College Council; Wk ' d ( omm. : Model Nom. Conv. ARNOLD FEINSILBER New York City. Christopher Columbus High School. . rchitecture. Fr. Track. PHYLLIS MARCIA FEINSTEIN Ventnor, N. J. Atlantic City High School. Arts and Sciences. WSGA: Jr. Soph. Class Comm.; W ' SG. Conims. rITA SUZANNE FELDMAN Rochester. Brighton High School. Arts and Sciences. - i:. Vice-Pres. Desk Book: WSGA House of Rep.: Komos .Aeidean; Panhel: Hillel; Soph. Class Council Comm.; New York State Tuition Scholarship: Cornell .State Scholarship. CHARLES FRANK FELEDY Middletown, 0. Middletown High SchooL .Mechanical Engineerins:. A A ' ! . Secy. Atmos: Eng. Clollege Council: . SME; Edward Burrell Scholarship; McMullen Undergraduate .Scholarship; Ganlner Board and Carton Co. .Scholarship. DONALD WEBER FELLNER New York City. James Monroe High School. Arts and Sciences. K N, Sec ' y. Fr. Lacrosse; Red Cross; Fr. Reg. Comm. RICHARD EUGENE FELTON Westfield. Westfield High Schook Agriculture. ■ r I ' , Sec ' y. Fr. Track; JV Football; . g-Domecon Council: Round-l ' p Club; Pomology Club; C. TA; Westminster. • PHILLIS FERGUISON Woodward. Okla. Woodward High School. Agriculture. K K r, Pres. Cornell Livestock Judging Team; W-S Comm.: Panhel. GONZALO GUSTAVO FEKRER Sanlurce. Puerto Rico. ca.lemia P.rpetuo Socorro. Civil Engineering. ARTHl R FKKTMAN For.-t Hills. Forest Hill- High Sdiool. Arts and .Sciences. A K H. Alpha Epsilon Delta: Fr. Track: Fr. Cross Country; Wearer of .Num.: CCYf]; Chem. .Soc. RON Mil W KREN FICHTL Slaten Mand. Curtis High Sdioid. Mechanical Engineiring. ' I ' — K. ■ ' JOANNE IDA FIELD Syracu.se. Bethlehem Central High School. Home Eco- nomics. K K r. WSGA. P. House of Rep.; WS Comm.; Fr. Camp Counselor: Lagon W inks. 3.51 M K iOI-lN I)1:L II)K l-ll.l.U S W a-hin lon. D. C. oo,lr..w W iKon Hijili Scliiiol. Horn.- Econoinio. K A. |),-k Hook. Assoc. Ed.: W.S; A Coiiini.: W k ' l Oumm.. Clirni. : W-S (!oiiini. JOHANNES W l Tlli KINDEISEN. JR. (;arrallsNil Aiiriiullurr. CAIA; 111 Club. Eiinirsloll lli;;h . rluiol. THOMAS Al.KKEI) FINK Albany. Albany llij:!. Sdiool. . rts an.1 Sciences. nil ' . Coiiiill Willow. Ail . M;;r.: Dcbale .Assoc; Sopb. Class Comni. • ' Al 1U,. KET WIUTMOKE I INN Uedford Hills. .Mis and Sciences. X iJ. Cohnkllian; Panhel.; W-S Comm. Porter ' s .Scbool. . rls .STIIART LEE l-ISCHMAN Buffalo. Hrnii.lt Hijih Scbool. Arts and Sciences. ■I ' K II, Trras. Aljilia E|isilon Dilia: Cliirii. Soc. : New York .Slate Tuition Scbolar- -lii|i: Ni« ' i ork Stale (Cornell Scbolarsliip. ll) FAITH FLSHBACH Brooklyn. Erasmus Hall Hi;:li .S lu.ol. Home Eco- iiiiiiiiis. 1 A T. Women ' s Glee Club. R0(;ER KENDALL FI.SHER Evanston. 111. Evanston Townsbip Higb .Scbool. (ilii ' iiiioal r ' ntiiiiecrinj;. . -X 1 ' . Aciuarius; ProsOps; Fr. . ' Swimming: ars. .Swim- ming; Vars. Sailing; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.: (Inrnell Engineer. . dv. .Mgr.; CCYC; Jobn McMullen Regional Scbolarsbip. RICHARD I.EVON FISHER Upper Monldair. N. J. College High School. Arts and Scienc.s. Transfer from Colgate. W-S Comm.; YASNY; WVBR. CONSTANCE JUDITH FITCH Garden City. Garden City High Scbool. .Arts and Sciences. Vi BR : Orient. Comm.: X ' i ' SGA Comm.: Sr. k. ( omm.: .Sage Chapel Choir. J W -slIN LEE FLANDERS BaldwinsviUe. Agriculture. MAR LOU FLEMING Troy. Calbolic Centr al High School. Home Economics. K A. icc-Pres. Pi Lamlula lliita: Newman (!hili. ice Pres.. Secy.; Home Ec. (!hib; Octagon; One World Club; Soph. Class Comm.; Women ' s Glee Club; New .•rk State Scbolarsbip. CHARLES PEARSON FLETCHER New Kensinglon, Pa. New Kensington High . ' sehiiiil. Meibaniial Engimering. 8 2. Pres. Atmos; Fr. Golf; earer of .Num.; Foundary Education Fouiidalioii Scholarship. l liJ()Rli: I.OLUSE FLINT D.lhi. Delaware Academy. Arts and Sciences. A ' b. WSGA. VP; WVBK; Trans. Orient.; SC Comm.; New 1 ork Slate Scholar- ship: Cornell .Stale Tuition .Scholarship. ' BARBARA ANNE FLYNN New Rocbelle. Upper Darby High School. Arts and . sciences. Newman Club, Cbrin.; AVA.A; SC Comm.; Women ' s Glee Club. HARON FLYNN White Plains. While Plains High .School. Agriculture. A P. I ' i lambda Tliela: Octagon; Orient. Exec. Comm.: Trans. Orient.. Cbini.: W.SG.A, Hcinii ( ' ouncil. ( ' brm.; Class Comm. JOHN Cll RI.ES FOLLAN. ' BEE Rochester. West High Scbool. In dustrial and Labor Hilaliiins. 1 ' . K. Kosmos .Society; .Arnold Air Society; Orpbeus; Glee (Mub: New ink Slate .Scholarship. MERLE RKI.IW FORMAN Brooklyn. Erasmus Hall High , hool. Arts an.l Sciinits. Phi B.la Kappa: Om- World Club: Pliys. Soc.: Folk-Dancers Club; Folk .Sing Club: Kimios Aeideiii; .New ork . late .Scholarship; liornell .State Srliolar-bip: l. - Fiiivre .Sbolarsbip: X Cslingbouse Science Talent Search Srliolarsbi|i. (;IBBS ( I I!K l(l IEU CI. iiiiionl. Bethlehem Central High Scbool. Agri- ( llllllle. Mil II Ml Id TKIi East Meadow. ForeM IlilU High .Sho.d. Arts and .Sciences. •!■ K II. V.uug Dein. Club; V BU: RInllim Club: New ,.rk Slat, ' .Scbolarsbip: (ioniidl Sluli ' Scludarship. JAMES LEON FRANCIS. Ml. Vernon. O. Ml. eriion High School. Civil Engineiring. I ' AX. Chi Epsilon; Eng. Cidlegi ' Council: ( ' .. E. Honor Comm.; Rod and Bob: Charleston Club: ASCE; IFC Appeal- Board: John McMullen Sib(dar-bip.  rilELDA FR NK 1 Imiia. Elmiia Free Academy. Arts and Sciences. •Mi:. Hill. ' l: SC Comm. 352 Cornell L nircrsily . . . . . . Class of 1937 : ' n ?i ' ; T ii A Satiuday at MoaLh hi a i II-, il too! LOUS CHARLES KREDD Kfrlionkson. K.rhonksnn High SiliooL Agri, ullurr. Per liing Rifles: Carl Ladd Memorial Scliolarsliip. AMY MAE FREEDMAN Passaic, N. J. Passaic High S, hool. Arts an.l Sciences. +i:-. Treas. Kappa Delta Epsilon, Treas.; Debate Assoc, Sec ' y.; J Debating Soc: Young Dem. Club; Hillel; Soph. Class Conim. GEORGIA FREEMA.N Carmel. Carmel High School. Industrial and Lalmr Relations. -V ! ' . Ivory ' Tower; Fr.. Jr. (!Iass Conim.; Octagon; CI R Conini.; Orient. Exec. Comm.; New York State Scholarship. y ' . ISARUAPx ,1(1 N KKEID New Roche ' Ue. New Rochelle High .Sdux.l. Arts and Sciences. WSG.V Coram.; ISC Comm.; A Cappella Chorus. ALLAN GORDON FRELMAN Roslyn Heights. Mineola High .School. Arts and Sciences. TA+. SC Comm.; IFC; Fr., Soph. Class Comms. JAMES RANKIN FRENCH ences. A A . Lajolla. Calif. Deerfield . cademv. .Arts and Sci- 1 .Sciences. Le Fevre SO.NJA FRENKEL Forest Hills. Forest Hills High School. Arts an. CDC; .New York Slate Scholarship; ( iirnell State Scholarship; Scholarship. •yfoAN MARTHA FKIKDLAND Binghamton. Binghamton Central High S, hool .Agriculture. X ' .SG.V Comm.; New Y ' ork State Scholarship. MpRTON HAROLD FRIEDMAN New York City. Bronx Hi, Science. Chemical Engineering. Pros-Ops; Tau Beta Pi; Fr.. Soph. C ' lasi COC; E-Day Connii.; .Niw York Stale .Scholarship; Cornell State Sc Le Fevre Scholarship: Slan lard Oil Company of California Scholarship Honor Society Award: Dean ' s List. .School of s (ionniis. ; holarship; ; National GERARD EDWARD FUESS New Hartford. New Hartford Higli School. Agri- culture. - J K. RALPH OTTO GMiLKR Flushing. Agriculture. Vars. Fencing; Wearer of C . ROBERT SELDEN GALE Maywood. 111. Proviso High School. Electri.al Engineering. -X. Scalibaril ami Blaile: Fr. Orient. Comm.: MJB: Dorm. Coun- selor: Delta Club: AlKK-IRK; W k d Comm.: IFC Comm.; SC Comm.: Naval ROTC .Scholarship; NbMiilhn I ndergraduate Sehnlarship. JOAN THERESA GALLAGHER .Middelbury. Middlebur ' Central High School. Arts and Sciences. A Z A. The Sentinel; Newman Club; WAA: YASNY: CDC; Campus Chest; . rls College Council; Women ' s (Jlee Club: New ork .Slate Scholarship: Cornell Slate Regenlis Scludarship; Francis Johnson Oafis .Scholarship. JO ' tCE KEMINS (;ANELES Brooklyn. Midwood High .School. Arts and Srirnces. Kappa Delta Epsilon: WS(; Jud. Hip.. Soc. Chrm.; Class Comm.; New nrk . ' stale Scliolarsliip. DONALD P.V ' TON GARRETT Downingtown. Pa. Friends High .School. Agri- culture, ' h K i;. Fr. Football: Fr. Orient. Counselor; Cornell Undergrad. Con- servation Soc; Jordani. 353 inr Cornell ' s bigger Big Red lUmd at ml I -n me Cornell Lniversily . . . . . . (Jdss (ff 1957 M I ' lnU.IS I- Mill (; MM ' KMll ii(, W.-i Oran;:.-. . . J. W .■ ! Ora!ij; ' High. Arcliilfcturi ' . A K ' I ' . Kapjia Dilla Kp-iloii; Oclagon. ARTHUR KRKU CAST M.-riil.n. Conn. M.iiil.n Hi-h School. Ch.-niiial Engi- iipcring. i ' I ' K. AIChE: CURW Comm. ALAN MORRI.S GA.ST Glen Ridge. x . J. (ilen Ridge High Sehool. M.-ehanieai Kiigineering. . — l , ' ire-Pres., Secy. Tall I!ela Pi: Pi Tau .Sigma. See ' y.; Kappa Tail Chi, Pres.; Mu .Sigma Tan; A.SME. .Seey.: Bridge (;liil); . ' vjph. Class Comm.; Campus (!hesl; EDay (!( mm.; McMullen Regional Siholaisliip; llniversily Under- graduate . ' selio!arshi|i. IKKDERICK RENNER GEH1,I1 (.I1 Cohimlms. (). I pper Arlington High Sehool. Arts ami . ' i iciK is. Unll Kr. Tennis: W Carer of .Num.: SC ( omm.: Dorm Counselor; Orient. Counselor; Jordani. Pres. ; .Soph. Class (loinin. CAROL LOUISE CEHRKE .Scranlon. Pa. Scranlon Central High School. Home Economies. K K 1 . Home Ec. Club; SC Comm.; Soph, ( lass (lonncil; (!ampiis (!hest: C( R Comm. 1 U1I.VN JOY GEI.I.IS New York City. Dalton High .School. Transfer from . M . Home Economics. Cornell Widow; .Soph. Class ( ' omm.: W SCi A Comm.: Maniho Club; Orient. Trans. Coniin.: Campus (ihest: W k ' d. ( ' omm.; Ilillel; Octagon: (LA Comm.; .S( Comins. II R E ' (;E0R(;E Ereehold. N. J. Ashur Park High .Shook Arts ami s, i,.nee.. A X 1. IREDKRIC II .M-()1{I) GKRliKR SiKer Spring. M.I. lonlgoiMer Ulair High Sehool. Arts and Sciences. Naval ROTC Scholarship. • lOVN ELAINE GERRING Dewitlville. Fredonia High Si book Home Eeo- H ' Miiies. Wesley: New York .State .Scholarship. I ll) WILLIAM GESSFORI) .Santa Paula. CaliL Transfer from Ventura liiiiM.i Icilleg, ' . Agriculture. ATI ' . lIoNunDcKah: Christian Science Organ. CA ROL Mai:(;REG()R (;||!.M)N Munsl.r. hid. Hammond High Sehool. Hol.l Administration. AT. WSGA, Jud. Rep.; CHA; Canterhur Club: HSMA: CCR Comm.; HEC •MiOROTIIV GILIiERT I.ind.nhurst. Westtnwn .School. Art. and Sciences. Gir- nell Writer: ! cuing Item. Club; Folk . -ong Club; .Sage Chapi ' l ( boir. W II.LIAM .STEVEN (JI.RERT New York Cily. Hronx High School of .Sriencp. Arts and .Sciences. W alermargin. Vice-Pres.. Treas. ISC; COC; CCY( : W ' -S ( oinm.: Suge Chapel Choir: New York Stati ' Cornell .Scholarship: Ne Y drk Stale Regents Scholarship: Social .Science Re-eareh Council (iranl. JOHN EDWARD t;iLL Chicago. III. Culver Military Acuileiny. Mechanical Engineering. AT. jirih L Anied: Atmos; l!a«ketliall. Asst. Mgr.; ASME. |ll N (;ILNL N Larchmont. Rve Ouinlrv Oav .Sboid. rts ami Sciences. A I ' . ' l.. h„rv Tower: ISC: CI RW ; Mambo Club. 354 ALLKN SF.TH C.l.NSIiKRC Lon- H.-a.li. I-on;; Head. Hit;h Scliool. M.-cliani- cal Eiifiiiii rriiij:. T A ' l . Mu Sigma Tan; Cli ' f (Hub. Sii y.; SC Comm.: Hiy Ri ' d liaiicl. Sliul. (omi.; Concert Band. M ' KKI ■:i)l) ITA (;i. Sl!EK(; N.w Vnrk City. Rronx Hi(;h School of Sci.-mr. An- ail. I Srii-nco. CIA: I iiil.-i;;raii. Clinn. Soc: Model IN; Mo.lil Noin. Conv.; Hillfl; liK; New York Stall- .Sdiolarsliip; New York State Ciornell Scliolarshi[). JEROME GlNSBl ' RC; New York City. Forest Hills High School. Arts and Sciences. ' ! A. Dehale ( ' lull. RONALD II K I:Y GINSBERG Yonk.rs. Yonkcrs Hij:li School. Mechanical Engineerinj;. PAUL MORRIS (;LA1). - TUNE xMt. Vernon. Sluyvesant Hif;h .Shool. Mechani- cal Engineering. II A ' ! . CCYC; Campus Chest. ROY ALBERT GLAH AXynnewood, Pa. Lower Merion High School. Archi- tecture. + r A. Red Key; Kefti; Kr., Soph. Class Councils: Stud.-Fac. Comm.; IFC Comm. ELLIOTT MICHAEL GLASS New York City. Bronx Hi il of Science. Architecture. Gargoyle: Fr. ( lass Comm.: Vk -S ( omm. ; New York .State Scholar- ship; Cornell Stale Scholarship; Dean ' s Scholarship. EMANUEL RICHARD GOLD Laurehon. Sciences. Z B T. IFC Comm. StuvvesanI High School. Arts and WILLLAM ROBERT GOLD Brooklyn. Midwood High School. Mechanical Engineering. K X. BR; Folk Song Club. DA 1D ARTHUR (;OLDBERG Brooklyn. Sluyvesant High School. Engineer- ing Phy-ics. + A, .Secy. Young Dem. Club: Cornell State Tuition Scholarship: New York State Scholarship; Dean s List. ELAINE SUSAN GOLDBERG Lawrence. Woodmere Academy. Arts and Sciences. A K h. Soph. Class Comms. ; Fr. Orient. Comm. ; ISC. ZITA .MYRNA GOLDBLATT Brooklyn. Erasmus Hall High -School. Home Economics. -V K ' I ' . Oniicron Nu; Soph. Class Council; Octagon: Hillel. u ELLIOT GOLDMA.N New nrk City. Fieldston School. Arts anil Sciences. T A -I ' . ars. . ' occer: ' earer of C ; Shinguard; Jr. Class Comm. -UIKIA.M EDITH GOLD.MAN Rochester. Munroe High .School. Home Eco nomics. AE . Octagon; Soph. Class Comm. STUART BERNARD GOLDMAN New York City. McBurney School. Arts and Sciences. Fr. Crew: Philosophy Club: Debate . ssoc. ; SC Comm.; ISC Comm. JA.MES GOLDSMITH Highland Park. Ill and .Sciences. Z B T. Pres. .Sr. Class Counci Highland Park High School. Arts rls anil Bronx High School of Science. . rls and Sciences. MICHAELALLAN GOLDSTEIN Brooklyn. S. J. Tilden High School. Sciences. K X. Cornell Daily Sun. Sports Bd. : Soph. Class Comms. JUDITH GOLUB Riverdale. WVBR; Hillel. CECIL RICHARD GOOD Remsenburg. Westhampton Beach High SchooL Arl and Sciences. A + A. Class Comm.; Campus Chest; Big Red Band; Rep. Band. PHYLLIS GOODY Brooklyn. Midwood High School. Arts and .Sience-. SGA Leg. Rep.; class Comm.; SC Comm.; Campus Chest. Thoma- Jefferson High School. Transfer from PHILIP GOORIAN Brooklyn .Alfred University. .Agriculture. iiii 355 mrm I ' l L CORENSTEIN N.w York City. Bronx High School of Science. Tran f.r Irom Cily (iollcjic of New York. Engineering Physics. .Mgonquin Lodge. (Cornell Engineer; Kuilio Guilil; Eng. Phys. Soc; Phonon .Soc: E-Day Comni.: Soph. (!lass Coinni.: New ork . lale Kegenis Scholarship: (Cornell Stale Scholarship: McMullen .S-holarship: Dean ' s List. THOMAS .M(;E.NT (; )R. IA Marcy. I lica Free Aca.hniv. Veicrinarv Me.li- cine. - ' M:. A ' ! ' . J MA: Newman Cluh. ■ ' • KonKirr IXHIGLAS COSSE Poughkeepsie. Poughkeepsie High School. Michanical Engineering. AT!!. Fr. Track; V ' ars. Track: Vars. Cross Country; Wearer of Num.; Canlerhury (ihil): E-l)ay Conim. HARRIET (;0TTL1ER ROSEN Lawrence. Lawrence High School. Industrial ami Lahor Relations. -I ' - i:. II.R Newsletter: WSGA Leg. Rep.: SC Coinms.; UK Orientation. LESLIE GOTTLl EH New ' tork City. lironx High School of Science. Arts and Sciences. Soph. Class Council; New ork Slate Cornell Scholarship. STEPHEN (;OTTLIEB New ' lork City. George Washington High School. Arts ami . ' Sciences. - . .M. Fr. Basehall; Soph.. Jr. Class Council. .S-c ' y.-Tffas. ; SC, Treas. ; Young Rep. (!luli. Pres. ; Dorm. Pres. ; Orient. Counselor. DORIS KAY GGl ' DSMIT Oungstown. O. Boardman High School. Arts and Sciences. A 1 ' . Desk Book; t SNY: WS Comms. ; Jr. Class Comm.; W. ' GA ! Tnni.; . C Comm.; ( ampu (iliest. I ' IL JAMES GRAF Wehster Groves. Mo. Webster Groves High .Shook Architecture. A T Si. .SC. Hd. of Dir. ; W-.S Conun. : SC Comms.; Wk ' d. Comms.; 1 ndergrad. Secondary Schools ( ' omm.: Orient. Counselor: Dorm. Counselor; Alumni .Scholarship. ERI. JEAN GRAHA.M Roclicsl( r. Irondequoil High School. Home Eco- niiriiic •;. n H ' ! . SC (!oinms.; Octagon; CURW Comm.; Jr. Class Comm. JnE RICHARD CHANDLER (;RAMIiOW Brockpoil. Brockport Central School Veterinary Medicine. A Z. J M : Roundl p Cluh; Pre- ct Cluh. ELEANORE LORI GRASSL White Plains. While Plains High School. Home Economics. X 12, Vice-Pres. CouNELLlAN; One World Cluh; Octagon Comm. BOYD HARRINGTON GRA ES Mercer Island II. .1.1 A.lininislralion. I ' Z. CHA: HFC. ash. Bellevue High School. DONALD WILLIAM GRA ES Ithaca. Ithaca High School. Civil Engineering. K A. Rod and Boh; W alerniargin ; E-Day Comm.; Glee (Muli; Orpheons; Cayuga ' s Waiters. Bus. .Mgr. ; .McMullen .Scholarship; Smith .Scholarship. JA.NE (iR.WES Gowanda. ( owan(la High School. Home Economics. X i;. liia-. W.SGA Comms., Leg. Rep., Jud. Rep.; SC Comm.; CCR. ' 1111.11 ' TON GRAVINK Clymer. Clymcr Central High ScIiomI. Agriculture. ATI ' . .Mcph Sarnniacli: IIoNun De-Kali: Ouill and Dagger: arsily Crew; Wearer of ' C ; Wiarer of Num.: Ward . Stevens Scholar-hip: Kearny Scholar- ship. HARRY LEON GRXI. JR. West Chester, Pa. Chester High School. .leri- nary M.ilicine. !!T 1. J 1 . • .INDA CH M ' lN GH N ' t W . -i ILiiiford. ( onn. Havergal College. Agricullure. CIA. Sec ' y.; Roun.l-I p ( luh. • ' EDA GREEN Reg,, Park. Forest Hills High . School. rN and Sci.nce-. A oil. W.S(; Comm.; CDC; SC Conini. ; .Soph, ( lass Comm.: New ork Stale .Scholar- ship; Otrnidl State .Siholarship; LcFcvre Scholarship. n RON (;REEN Elmlra. Elniira .Soiilhside High Schocd. rls and .Sciences. ■I ' i: II. Fi. Wr -lling. IIIFODORE J MF (.KEEN Pawiuck.i. H. I. Agriculture. Wihllife Conservation Soc; Jordan!. WILLA Jl ' DlTH GREENBAIM New York Cily. ' I ' runsfer from .Syracuse 1 iiiv. Home Economics. e iirk .Slate .Schnlar-hip. .i.if) Pawluckri W.-i High S.hool Bronx High . ' ' iliool ol .Ni unci ' (;DC; Campus Chest Comm.; RONALD CREENBERG Brooklyn. Siuyvrsaiil Hijili School. Arls and Sciences. Prr-lepal Sot ' .; Yoiinj; Rep. Cluh: CIA (lomnis.: Hillel: SC Comm.; Dean ' s List. DENNIS SEVERIN GREENE W liile Plains. Creal Neck Hijih .School. Asiri- culture. TKK. ars. l.SO Ih. Kddhall T.ani; Wearer of ■■(: : l. ' iO Ih. ImmmIkiII Cluh: Campus Chest: E anil M k. HOWARD LYMAN GREENE West Kail Engineering. - 1 • . Treas. East . urora High School. iheinical l l;ll. IHI.nGREENE New VirkCilN. P.ronx High .shod of Scieme. rl- ami Sciences. A K -t ' . Pres. CoKNKi.i.iAN : Paiihel; SC Coinin.. .Soph. Class Coniin. JERRY CHAEL GREENSPAN New Rochelle. New Rochelle High School. . rts and Sciences. ' I ' K 11. Pres.. Vicc-Pres. Fr. Class Comm.: W S Ccmm.: SC Comni. ; New York State Scholarship. HOWARD ROBERT GREENSTEIN Cran lon. U. I. Classical High .Shool. .Arts and Sciences. T E ' l , Pres., Vice-Pres. Octagon: Cornell Shows: Hillel: Savage Cluh: IFC Comm.: W ' -S Comni. ; Fr. Orientation Comm.: Orpheus: Mian ' s Glee Cluh. DON 1.1) SPENCER GRIMM I ' oughkeepsie. Poughkeepsie High .sichooi. Khc- Irical Engineering. A X P. Mu . ignia Tau: Fr. l.SO Ih. Crew: ars. l.SO Ih. (!rew: Wearer of Num.; Crew Cluh: W I ' stmin -ter. PHILIP CHALNCEY GRIFFEN .•!;tillwater. .Saratoga Springs High School. .Agriculture. A V I ' . Fr. Football: ars. Football: ars. Wrestling: Wearer of C : Wearer of Num. RICHARD ARTHl R GROSS Buffalo. Bennett High SchooL Arts and Sciences. AT. Fr. Track: Baseball. Co-.Mgr.: IFC Comms.; Orient. Counselor: Lutheran Choir. ' Roberta ANN (;KLNEKT Bradford. Pa. Bradford High School. Homr Fa,, nomics. — K. XT. W.SG. .Soc. Chrm.: SC Comni.: Vk d. Comms.; W-S Comm.: Fr. Orient. Coium.: W. . ; Campus Chest: Soph. Class Comm. RICHARD ANDREW GRYZIEC Rome. Rome Free Academy. Anhileciure. Triangle, Pres. W S Comms.; Orient. Counsellor: .Men ' s Glee Club: New York Slate Scholarship: Cornell State .Scholarship; Eschweiler Scholarship: National Honor Society Scholarship. GERALDINE ANN GLARDIA J(.hnson City. Johnson City High School. Economics. Cornell Countryman: 4H Club: .Newman Club. Hume HERESV ANNETTE GIGINO Fredonia. Fredonia Hiiih School. Agriculture. Flor. Club. HERMAN LLTS GL ILLERMF.TI Santurce. Puerto Rico. Academia del Perpe- tuo Socorro. Civil Engineering. ERRY HENRY HAAS Merrick. W. C. Mepham High School. Agriculture. W BR. Bus. .Mgr.: Indergrad. Botany Club: Hill.l. Cornell I iiirrrsity . . . . . . (Jfiss (fj 1957 357 ■Bn (.oriu ' U I iun rsily . . . . . . Class of 1957 Ithaca coon liiiiil xn.s ojj. l IO now IN IIOBBIE Sodus. Sodus C -nlral Higli S.Ik.oI. Home Ero- luiiiiics. Kappa Uilla Epsilon; WSGA, Leg. Rep.; W ' esliiiinsler: ISC: ClRVi ' : (!(iK: W -S Coinin.: Woniens (Jlee Club; New York Slale .Scholarship. I! K1!ARA LOriSE HAGLUNL) Babylon. Aiulrew Jackson High .Shool. ildiiif Ki-ononiics. AT. Ivor Tower; Oinicroii Nu. IIHIIlll IIN Sia Cliff. l!a iclc High School. Chemical Engineering. X +. It. Ita-kcthall: ar-. l!a-kclliall; Wiarer of .Num.: AlChE; Cornell Nalional Scholarship. ROSAMOND ALICE HAIHE Vcsial. Vcsial High .School, ncll ( ' ounlrvMiaii; (Cornell Crangi ' . . griculnir Cor- NOR l N I i:i: II ML llhaca. Cascadilla Preparatory .Shook Transfer from llha. a College. Holel A.lininjslralion. A !■ A. HEC; CHA; HSMA. SHELDON WILLIAM HMl ' ERN New York City. High School of Music and An. Arts and .Sciences. W BR ; CIA, Exec. Director; Er. Orient. Conim.: Big Red Band; Cornell Stale Scholarship. HERBERT ILL II MMI.KM N W luneika. 111. New Trier Township High .School. .Mechanical Engineering. T A l . .AS.ME; Jr., Soph. Class Comm. DLANE THA ' iER IIEINE.MAN .Springbrook. East Aurora High School. Ci il Engineering, M K A. Pyramid; Viesleyan; ASCE; E-Day Comm.; Dravo C ' orpo- ration Scholarship. SOUREN HANESSIAN. JR. Washington. I). C. Woodrow Wilson High School. Mechanical Engineering. — ' !• K. Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma, Vice-Pres. ; Kappa Tau Chi; ASNH ' . Pres. ; E-Dav Comm.; Naval ROTC Regular Scholarship; Dean ' s List. (.LORCL ( IIKI.VIIAN ll NN Chagrin Falls, O. Orange High SchooL .Mechanical Engineering, ' ' ' I ' +. CI R : W -S (]onun.; Secondary Schools Comm. JOHN 111 N TER HANNA Ballimore. Md. Ballimor. ' Polytechnic Inst. Chemi- cal l ' .n;;iiii(ring. 1 ' K K. .Sim ' v.. Pres. Pros Ops; Engini ' i ' ring .Sludenl (j)uncil; I lA( : l(hK: Siiundary .Schools Comm.; El)ay C.lirm.; (!l R (!onmi. hW 111 LEE llAN. ELMAN llhaca. llhaca High .School. Agricultur.-. K A 1 ' . llo-Nun-l)e-Kali ; Cornell Daily Sun. Pholo Board.; ( onservalion Club: Cornell Shows; (!ornell (Conjurers; Nalional Wildlife I ' ederalion Scholarship. WILIIWI lill.DKIlK ll UII| l!l..oMdield. N. .1. lilnondield High SchooL (avil Engini-ering. A . I ' . pMajnid Sociily; Er. Track; ars. ' Track; Wearer of Num. LDW R1) HERBERT II WIS Passaic. N. J. Passaic High N hcnd. ri- and Siienccs. IIA ' K Wkd. Comins.: W -.S. Co-( Jirm., ltd. of .Mgr. JON DAVID HARRIS Meri.len, Conn. M. ' ri.len High School. H i: I ' . .iuarlus; It. .Swiinming: urs. . ' Swimming; ViCanr of C ; Wi-ari ' r of Num.: W l!l .■l. ' iS ' KVN LOl ' ISK H lis|| CliPiianyo K.irks. Chenango Forks Central High Scliool. Agriculluri-. Kuppd Delta Epsilon; Cornell Grange; New York Stale Scholarship. LAWRENCE JOHN HART Saratoga Springs. Whiielmll High Sehool. Iii.lus- trial anil Lahor R iati(ins. Seal anil Serpent. Int. Rel. Cluh; Young Deni. Cluh. ROCIN l.l.OM) II Mil I ' rek kill. I ' e.k-kill High Seliool. Agriculture. W I,TKK ,l ll ll KTl.li E a-hingi..iuillr. Pa, Daiuille High School. iliilel Ailniini lraliim. ' !■ K i]. Cl| ; Ralph Hit . Scholarship; Slouffer Scholarship. FRANCINE liARIiAKA HASSOL Brooklyn. iMiilwood High School. Arts and Sciences. -Soph., Jr. Class Comm. ROY ALLAN HASSEL Harlsdale. While Plains High School. Agriculture. - A K. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. VicePres.; .Scahhard Blade; Quill Dagger; Fr. Crew; Vars. Crew; Junior Class Council, Treas. ; Senior Class Council; Crew Cluh; .SC ( omm. ; Fr. Camp Counselor; Fr. Orient.; Wesley Key Society; Octagon. CHRIS AGNEW HANSEN Yakima. Wash. 1 akima High School. Transfer from Yakima Valley Junior College. Agriculture. 9 A X. MICHAEL PAUL HAUSMAN Great Neck. Great Neck High School. Arts and Sciences. Z B T. Wk ' d. Comms., Chrm. ; Class Night, CoChrm. WENDY SPENCER HAYMAN Toronto. Canada. Trafalgar School. Arts and .Sciences. K A fl. SC Conun.; Wk ' d. Comms.; .Sage Chapel Choir. Hotel Administration. y. RICHARD FRANCIS HEALY Buffalo. Nichols School. .Seal Serpent. Cornell Hockey Cluh. DIANE WE.STON HEASLEY Ithaca. The Baldwin -School. Architecture. A T. Ivory Tower; Fr. Orient.: Panhel. RACHEL REBEKAH HECHT Brooklyn. Erasmus Hall High School. Arts and Sciences. CIA, Treas.; Cornell Radio Guild: Hillel; Mock Political Convention; SC Comm.; Dorm. Social Comm.; Arts Council Comm.; New York State .Scholar- ship; Cornell Stale Scholarship; Scholarship from the American Institute for Economic Research. LOUS HEIMBACH Middlelown. Middleiown High i chool. Agriculture. Arnold .Air Soc; Scabhard and Blade; Round-Up Club; Ag-Ec Club; Wk ' d. Comms.; SAC, Bus. Mgr. ROY FRANCIS HTLLMER. JR. New York City. Garden City High .School. Arts and .Sciences. • lARY LOU HENNEKENS Marlboro. Marlboro Central High School. Arts and Sciences. A () II. Widow: W .SGA. Jd. Rep.; Yasny; Wk ' d. Comm.: WSGA: (Airnell I niversity .Scholarship: New ork Slate Scholarship. Gl ' lDO ROMIiAUER HENRV JR. Connellsville, Pa. Connellsville .School. Chemical Engineering. X +. Fr. Baseball; Vars. Wrestling. High ROBERT WALLACE HERRON Williamsville. Bennett High School. Industrial and Labor Relations. B B II, .Sec ' y. Kosmos; Fr. Football: Fr. Baseball: Fr. Box- ing: ILR Conmis.. Chrm.; Wk ' d. Comm.; IFC; SC Comm. Jl DI ' IH HERSHSON New ' ork City. Fieldston School. Arts and Sciences. New ork State Scholarship. I HII. N ANNE HESTER Binghamlon. BinghamU.n Central High .School. Home Economics. AT. Ra en and Serpent; Pi Delta Epsilon: Kappa l)elta Epsi- lon: CoH.NKi. I.IAN. Ed. Bd.; W SG. . House of Rep.; P. Dorm. Pres. : Newman Club. RUTHE HEWLETT Farmingdale. Farmingdale High School. .Arts and Sciences. .SC Comms.: CDC: W : Jr. Class Comms.: Weldon E. Howiii Scludarship. IIIOMAS McDonald HI{;LEY Dubuque. Iowa. DeerfieKI Academy. Archi- tecture. (Gargoyle .Society; Tau Beta Pi: Soph. Class Comm.; W-S Comm. 359 (;l!i;(;(IK ' l. mi.l. Glm Ridp-. N. J. Glcn Ridge High School. Mechani- lal l ' .ii;;iiu(riiit;. i, I ' rt ' s. ATMOS: Vrnolil Air Soc; Fr. Lacrosse; IFC Conims. KIJWAKI) COl.l.l.NS HINCHLII 1 Col.brook, Cunn. Choate School. Arts and Sciences. - ' 1 ' . l ' r. Lacrosse; ars. Lacrosse; Wearer of C ; Orient. Counselor; VASNV; CLKW; WkVl. Comm .; Glee Club. ALAN RICHARD HINMAN San Juan, Puerto Rico. Colegio San Jose. Arts and .S ' iences. A T 12. Fr. Track: Wearer of Num.; .SC Comms. ; Orient. Counselor; Octagon; Student Fellowship Uaplist, Comm. Chrm. ; Orchestra. I II) .STKI ' IIK.N IIIKX;!! KulTalo. The Nichols SchooL Arts and .Nciences. Z H T. Kcil Kiy: Fr.. Soph. Clas (!ouncil: Soph. Class Comm. Chrm.; IFC, Sec ' y-J Sr. Hip.: Fr. Orient., Treas.; Uorni. (Counselor. MM III K IIIRSCH, JR. Chicago. 111. Transfer from I niv. of Chicago. Elec- Irical Kngineering. Mu Sigma Tau: W RR: W-.S Comm.; Mc.Mullen Scholarship. RONALD BRKIHT IIITCHON Piltshurgh. Pa. Wilkinshurg High .SchooL Arts and .Sciences. ATA. jr. (!la (iiiincil; Cornell lcn ' Glee Club; Orpheus Club. SUSAN JAM-; linZ Wiiiii.ika. Ill, Staples High School. Arts and Sciences. A ' !•. CoiiNKi.i.i N, F(l. Bd.: . rls Cnllege Council, Treas.; Class Comm.; SC ( onim.: WSti . I.cf;. Rep.. Cojiini. TKI ' I1K AI.I.KN IIOCIIMAN Ml. ,rnon. . i;. Davi- High .Nhool. Arts and .Sciences. ' I ' — A, .Soph. Class (iomrn.: Vv. Orient. Comm. JAMES BARNKTT HODGES. JR. r„rest. a. Episcopal High ScIm.oI. Agri- culture. AA I . Red Key; Ho-Nun-De-Kah: Fr. Wnslling: ars. Wrestling: Wearer of Num.; Glei ' f luli: Savage (llnli: Cayuga ' s Waiters; Orpheus (!lnli: Fr. (lamp Counselor. y M IJI.V.NA GKKI-.. ll. |i(,l N,u ' lork (.il . High .Nhou! of Performing Arts. . rts and Sciences. CDC; New ork Slate .Scholarship; V inlon G. Rossiter Scholar- i hip: Cornelius de Kewitt Scholarship; Cornell .Slate .Scholarship; Dean ' s List. l DRK ' l l IIOEFLIN Buffalo. Kensington High SchooL Home Economics. 1 K. X r. ' i l.aiidida Theta: Kappa Delta Epsilon; Stud.Fac. Coium. of Home Ec; WAA; F and II W k ' s CoChrm.; .Soph. Class Comm.; CLRW Project to (Jreece; Women ' s Glee Club. y4 EILEEN ANNE HOFFMAN Cape incent. Cape ince nt High School. Home Economics. II H ! ' . Cornell Cnuiiii yman; W.SG. ' X CoiiiTii.: WAA Comm.: Home Ec. Club; Octagon; .SC Comm. l RGARET ANN HOFFMAN Kenmore. Buffalo Seminarv. Home Economics. AAA. .Sfc ' y. Omieron Nu: W SGA. P; W-S Comm. k l ' SAN JANET HOFFMEISIER Tulsa. Okla. Tulsa Central High School. .Arts and Sciences. A 1 . Sr. Class Council: Octagon: Jr. Clas« (!omni.: Walter Teagle Scholarship. ROBERT EDWARD HOOGSTOEL Troy. Phillips Ex.ter Academy. Mechani- cal Engineering. -I ' K i;. Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma: ATMOS: Sphinx Head; IFC Council; Fr. Camp Counselor: Orient. Counselor; I ' Arr (Juli; ( ' ayuga ' s . liter ' s; Fouiiilry Eilucalion Foundation: Dean ' s List. BERNARD STEPHEN HORTON New York City. Bronx High School of Scii ' uce. Chemical Engini ' cring. Triangle. Fr. ( rew; ars. Oew; Wearer of Niiiii.: Crew (luli; |l liE: S(! Comm.; New ork Stale Scholarship. JOHN I.ORING HOW RD Waverly. W avcrly Senior High .School. gricul- Uiri-. A ' I ' . Pres. Fr. Football; Wi-ariT of Num. SISAN PERRIN HOWE W innetka, 111. New I rier High .School. Arts and Sciences. K K I ' . Widow. Itn-. liil., Compet. Mgr.; W-S Comms.. C]o-Chrni.; Fr. Camp (lounM-loi. WIIIIWl MOR ' TON HOWE Bdmonl. Transfer from .S|. Lawrence Univ. I ' -i iTiai Mi-dicine. A ! ' . I!li DFORII RII.E ' I now l W.|..|un-I..ii. H. (. W,.odrow W il.on High .School. Mcrhaiiieal Eiiginei-riiig. ' I ' K  l ' . Er. (Jiili; I iidergrad. Seiomlary .Schools Comm.: Fr. Orient. (!oinni.; McMullen Regional .Scholarship. HENRY III D.SON III IIBARD. Ill Ui . ,- i ' oinl.-. Mich. Crosse Pointe High School. Arts uiiil .Siieiiee-. . A ' I ' . A ' TMO.S; Fr. Lacrosse; Wi-arer of Num.: Tandt Sociely; Belli L ' Anied; Orient. Exec. Council; Orient. Counsidor: Parents ( !on ocatioii Coriiiii.: Dorm. ( !oiiie-cIor. MA) Cornell I iiirersily . . . Class of 1957 Aren ' t you glad you ' re not here! - 4: ATRICIA AiNN HUNTER Scotia. Scolia High School. Agriculture. Bateinia. JAMES ROHRER HIRLEV Mamaroneck. F. E. Bellows Hi-li School. Arts ami Sciences. H .X. Pres. Alpha Epsiloii Delta; Newman CMuh; Hif; Red Baiul: Rep. Band: New York . tale Scholarship: O ' Brien Scholarship. ROBERT ALAN HI TCHINS Springfield. Mass. Springfield Technical High . School. Mechanical Engineering. — A K. ATMOS; Fr. .Soccer; Fr. Lacrosse; ars. Soccer; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; Newman Club; W-S Comms., Bd. of Mgrs. .lAV DONALD in L N Hewlett. Woodmeie High School. eterinary Mech- cine. A K II, Pres. Fr., Soph. Class Council; SC Comms.: Interrialional Relations Club; Debate Soc. ; Pre-Vet Soc. ; Soph. Class Comni. VNE HV. L NS Cincinnati, 0. Walnut Hills High School. Arts and Sciences. Soph., Jr. Class Council; WSGA, VicePres. : Fr. Camp Counselor; Fr. Club; Campus Chest; SC Comm. ; Sage Chapel Choir. LEONARD IND K Brooklyn. Talmudical Academy. Arts and Sciences. WAI ' .R: Young Israel Chapter. Pres.. Treas. ; Hillel Council: New York State Scholarship: (!ornell Stale . Scholarship: Tuilirm Aid Scholarship. KK HAKI) WY ' NNE INGALLS Lnadilla erinary Medicine. J.W .M A. CAROL ANN LNSLEY Women ' s Glee Club. I nadilla Central High School. el- .Nunda. Transfer from Hood College. Home Ecunumics. THO L S ITIN Newton. O. Terrace Park High School. Industrial and Labor Relations. 2i . E. Red Key; Kosmos; Fr. FoothaU: Vars. Foolhall: Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.: Football Club; W-.S Comm.; Fr. Orient. Cnnnn.: .New York Stale industrial and Labor Relations Tuition Scholarshiji. ARTHUR PAUL JACOB Sciences. B i) P. Woodmere. Lawrenceville High .School. Arts and STUART LEE JACOBSON Chicago. III. Albert G. Lane High School. Civil Engineering. Business and I ' uhlie .Administration. Triangle. Rod and Boh: Ski Team. Mgr. : Wearer of C ; Cornell Outing Club; .ASCE; Managers Club. ROBERT JACOBY Brooklyn. Midwood High School. Industrial and Labor Kriaiions. K . . Pres.. Sec ' y. ILR SC; Rally Comm.; College Exchange Comm.; Campus Chest Publicity Comm. I RILYN KAY J FFEE WeslfieM. N. J. Westfield .Senior High .School. Hume Eccmomics. K A. Frosh Club; Women ' s Glee Club; Octagon. CH.ARLES JAMES Rochester. Benjamin Franklin High .School. .Arts and .Sciences. 11 . . Red Key; Fr. Football; Wearer of Num.: Soph. Council. Pres.: Fr. Council. Sec ' y.-Treas.: SC: Fr. Camp Counselor: V BR: Cornell Recording .Society. Mgr.; Octagon; New York Slate Scholarship; Cornell Stale Scholarship; Cornell .National .Scholarship. JOHN BAKER JEFFERS Schenecia.ly. Transfer from Rutgers Univ. Veter inary Medicine. -X +. Si T i;. Alpha Zela; JAVMA. mM 361 tmm Cornell i III vers ily . . Class of 1 9.5 7 Mure .sitou . . . snon . . . snoic. FRANK ERWIN JEFFKE ' i N.w York City. Stuyvesanl High School. Arts and Sciences. ' I ' - II. Alpha I ' lii Omega; Rifle; Fr. Lacrosse; Vars. 150 lb. Foot- liall: Vars. Lacrosse; ar-. Killi-, Mgr.; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; Soph. (!lass Coiiim.: Orpheus; (ilee ( lul). .lOSEPH JEHL. JR. Clifton, N. J. Motilciair Aca.leniy. Arts and Sciences. A X r. Cdrnell Ornithologists (!Uili: Cornell Conservation (Jul): Outing Club: I II (.: Rally Comm. WILLIAM WALKER .lEMI.SO.N. JR. Birmingham. Ala. The Hill School. Mechanical Engineering. A A -I ' . .Sphinx Head. Pres.; Red Key; AT.MOS .Soc; I ' i Tau Epsilon; Wagon Wheids; . rnold .Air .Society; Scabbard and Blade; Fr. Wre-tling; Vars. Wrestling, ( apt.; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; .ASME. Clirm., . ecy.; Wrestling Cluh; Fr. Orient. Counselor: Dorm Counselor: John McMullen Regional .Scholarship; Dean ' s List. ll KOLI M.LAiN JENKINS Ogden-burg. Ogden-l.urg Free Acad.-mv. el- erinary .Medicine. V.T . JAV.MA. JOAN MARIE JEREMIAH .South Huntington. Mineola High School. Home Economics. K K F. W ; Canterbury (Jluh; Sage Chapel ( hoir: W -.S Comm.; Orient, ( omm.; C(J{. CAROL A.MELIA JOHN.SON New Hartford. New Hartford Central High .School. Home Economics. X S!. Pres. WSGA, Soc. Cbrm.; .Sp. Permissions Hd.; W -.S Comm. A I DRE ' i ANN JONK. ' Bangor. Pa. liangor High Scliuol. Home Economic. i; K. Xr. Omicron Nu; WSGA, V-P; Ag-Domicon Council; Home Ec; CURW ; .Soph. Class Comm. (;KE(;OK ' i ELLIS JONES La Grange, HL Lyons Township High School. Arts and .Sciences. T. Red Key; Fr. Lacrosse; Fr. Football: ' ars. Lacrosse; WeariT of Num.; W-S Comm.. CoChrm.; WS Bd. of Mgrs. R0(;ER JONES Chevy Chase. .Md. Betbesda-Chevy Chase High School. Arts and .Sciences, i: ■!• K. Scabbard and Blade; Fr. Crew; Men ' s Glee Club; Boxing Club; IF( ' Comm ' s.. ( liriii. W INIFRED JOYCE Hamilton. O. Dana Hall High School. Art and Sciences. K . ' I. i ' res. Ivory Tower; WSGA, -P. ll N K (;LE New York City. High .ScIk...! of Mu-i - and An. Home Eco- nomics. 1 A T. Student Art (;nild; WSCA Comm-.; Orclii-tra: New ork Stale .Scholarship. CELIA KANDEL Hillside. N. J. Hillside High School. rt- and .Sci.Mices. . oph. Class Comm.; Jr. Class Comm. DONALD HARRIS KANE New Rodielle. New Ko. lielle High School. Arts and Sciences. ' ! A, Si ' c ' y., ice-Pre .. Pres. Cornell Daily Sun; Moili-I I ' .N.; Miidel Noin. Conv.; NAACP; Folk .Song IMub; SC Comm.: N.w York Stale . .Scholarship; Cornidl Tuition .Scholarship. ' ' W K |-| K.M ' I sler. Benjamin Franklin High .School. , gricullure. WIIKI. KAI ' l. . Jamaica. Jamaica High .School. Agriiullure. .Xb ' ph Saniach, Ireas.; Fr. Lucrossi ' ; WeanT of Num.; .SC. Rep-al Large. Treas.. Isl ice-Pres.; Food Tech. Club: NSA; ll.N.; SC Con.ins., Chrni. 362 JOSKI ' H (; l!Kli:i. K K I lii.a. r. n. I ' lon... Ilijili School. Arts aii.l Scit ' iKft ' . W BK; CDC!; l onull Kcionliii;; Socitiv ; ciiin Deiii. (Mill); Niw York Stale Scliolarsliip ; Cornell Tuition Scliolarsliip. IRENE PATRICIA KARl.E Onlianl Park. South I ' ark llifih School. Transfer from RufTalo . tate Teachers Collejic. Home Economics, lloine Ec. Club, Treas. ; N. V. State Officer; SC Conim.; CI RW-Comin. : linivcrsity Orchestra. EDW l.N KARTMAN Wilmette. 111. New Trier Hifih .School. Arts and Sciences. H— 1 ' . Rifle Cluli; Jr. kM. (!onnn. ; Secondary .ScluioU (!oMwn.; Orchestra; Con- cert liaml: lii ; Kiil Rami; .Savoyards; Dorm. Counselor; Kresli. Orient. Counselor. LKICHTON Ql ENTIN I.AMBERG-KARLO SK ( M..rd. C.nn. .Seymour High School. -Vrts and Sciences. AT!!. . rts College Council, i ' res.; SC Comm ' s.; Cos. Club; Charleston Club; Mambo Club; COC; SAC, Uir.; Orient. Comm ' .s. ; Wk ' d. Comnis. ELLIOT M Kri K T l.on;: Beach. I.ont; Beach High School. Transfer from Univ, of Conn. eterinary .Medicine. — I ' ■. Alpha I ' hi Omega. EVELYN JUNE KATZ Belle Harbor. Far Rockavvay High School. Arts and Sciences. Phi Beta Kappa; CI. ' V Comnis.; .Model U.N.; New York .State .Scholar- ship; Cornell State Scliolarsliip. BARBARA KAY KACFMAN Parma. O, Parma-Schaaf High School. Arts and Sciences. A Z .i. .S(; Comin.; ISC; Westminster; Soph. Class Comm. KENT THO. L S KAY Stormville. Stuyvesant High School. Transfer fnmi New Mexico A M, Veterinary Medicine. - E. A . Pres. Vars. 150 lb. Font hall; Wearer of C ; Widow; J.VVMA. PHILIP ALLEN KEARNEY Bronx. Bronx High School of .Science. Agri. ul- lure. Cornell Conservation Society; Rhvlhin Club. THOMAS FRANCIS KEATING Pelham. Pelham Memorial High School. Arts and Sciences. AT. Vice-Pres. Fr. Track; Manager, Football; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; Vars. .Mgrs. Chd), Pres.; IFC Comm.; Fr. Orient. Comm.; New- man Club. LAWRENCE PAUL KEEN.AN Chevy Chase, Md. Georgetown Preparatory School. Arts and Sciences. X ' i . Rhythm Club. RICHARD E ERETT KEENE Gilbertsville. Gilbertsville Central High School. Agriculture. ATI ' . Ho-Nun-De-Kah: Ronnd-Up Chib; F. and H. k.: Esso 411 Scholarship. .MARGARET GWENDOLYN KELLER Bronxville. . rls and Sciences. AAA. Fresh. Class Comm. Bronxvil Hi ROBERT DAVIDSON KELLER, JR. Fountain Inn. S. C. Camden Acamedy. .Mechanical Engineering. K A. SC Comms. ; E. P. Burrell Scholarship. )XII.1.1 AM KELLEY Camden. Camden Central High School. Veterinary Medi- cine. A+. Newman Club: J VM . (ON.Vl ' ANCE KELLY Wilmington, Del. Mi. Pleasant High School. Arts and Sciences. AT, Pres. Ra en and Serpent; Pi Lambda Thela; WA.V: Fr. Class Council; CCR: CLRW .Spring Planning Conf.. Co-Chrm.; omen ' s Glee Club: ( ornell National Scholarship. GEORGE PRESTON KENDALL, JR. Wilmette, 111. New Trier High School. Mechanical Engineering. ' I ' K X. Spiked Shoe; Fr. Track; Vars. Track; Wearer of ■C ; Wearer of Num.; ASME. JOAN 1 K '  KENNEDY Schenectady. Nolt Terrace High S( h,.ol. Home Eco- nomics. .Newman Club; Octagon; Cornell . hows; Rally Comm.; Jr. Class Comm.: Fr. Class Comm.; Soph. Class Comm.; Fall W k d. Comm.; New York .State Scholarship. TODD KENNEDY Greenwich, Conn. Brunswick School. Agriculture. Seal and .Serpent. Fr. l.SO lb. Crew; Vars. 150 lb. Crew; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.: Crew Club; Flori. Club; Orient. Counselor. FRED W ILLIAM KERN New York City. Bronx High Schocd of Science. Trans- fer fmm Kansas State College. eterinary .Medicine. H -, i! T i:. JAVMA. DA ID BARUCH KIELSON Rochester. Monroe High School. Industrial and Labor Relations. H i; 1 ' . Tarrytown Spiked Shoe Club; Vars. 1.50 lb. Football; Wearer of C: Octagon; Fresh. Orient. Counselor; Cornell Campus Chest; Big Red Band. 363 ■nn W II l. KI) (II U1.KS KING. JR. Hutkanai k Lak.-. N. J. .S|. lar lli-li School. Meilianiral tnpiiii-iTin};. - ' I ' K. Fr. (Jolf: ar-. Golf: arsily Mjir ' s. (liili: New- man (Jul : C liarlf!-I iii (Jub. G.ARY NEIL KIRIJY Ncplunc, N. J. Neplun.- High School. Chemical and Mclallurnical Engineering. Triangle. Rifle Cluh: Melallurgieal Society: AK hE; Ganipii GhesI: McMullen S :holarsliip; Union Garl)iin ami Carbide Scholarship; Dean ' s List. y GAHRIELLE REINE KIRSCH New York City. Lenox High .Srhool. Agri- culture. Countryman: Outing (!lul): IH ( ' lub: ' t SW (briii.: Sage Chapel Choir. GEORGE .XNTIION KITCHIE Ghent. Hudson High Sclu.ol. Agriculture. AT. Ho-Nun-l)ekali: arsiiy Soccer: Ag-Ec Club: Newman Club: .Mgrs. Club; W-S Connii. EL ' CENE RUKEKT kl.KlN ri.ila.lcli)liia. I ' a. Overbrook High .School. Me- chanical Engineering. ' 1 ' 1 ' . ice-Pres. A.S.ME; E-Day Comni.: McMullen .Scholarship. JANICE ROBERTA KLEIN Rochester. Monroe High School. Arts and .Sciences. ' I ' — — . Cornell .Shows. (!hrm.: Cornell Red Cross, Pres.: Jr. Class Comm. I ' KTKK ISKVKL Kl.KlN W .-i ILniford. Conn. Sciences. WVHR; Hillel. VIRGINIA MKAKER KI.KI.NH . ra.u-,.. Camillus High Economics. .ViMl. Home Ec. Club: Newman ( ' lub. iiis .School. r!s and l. Honi) DOROTHY JOAN Kl.EINMAN Forest Hills. Forest Hills High School. Arts and . ' sciences. Women ' s Glee ( lub: Sage Chapel Choir; New York .State Sciiolar- -liip: ( )niell Tuiliiui Scholarship. MAIiLL Kl,l Lll KichHeld Springs. Richfiehl Springs Central High .School. Home Economics. A Oil. Omicron Nu: Kappa Delta Epsilon: ' Lamda Theta: Home Ec. (Uub; 4-H (. ' lub: (Canterbury Club: . ' soph. Class Comnis.: Women ' s Glee Club. I ' HILLIl ' HALL KNEEN Hillsdale. Mich. Hills.lale High School. Civil Engi- neering. ' T. Hod and Hob: Fr. Golf: ars. (iolf: Wearer of Num.: Fr. Football. Mgi.: Mgr ' s. Club: liig Red Hand. PETER JAY KNOI.l, c Kochelle. New Rochelle High .School. An- and Sciences. —AM. .SC Comnis.: Campus (Chest. (Jirm.: Hig Red l!an l: (Concert Band; University Orchestra. KENNETH WILLIAM KOENIG lirooklyn. James Madison High . chool. Arts and Sciences. Debate Team, . lgr.: Debating ' Pi ' am: V BI : Charle-lon Club, lii-lr.; Pre-Law Society. MILTON LEWIS KOGAN Camden. N. J. uodro W iUon Senior High School. Agriculiurc. T A ' I ' . , leph .Semaeh; Scabbard and ISIadi ' : Fr. Basketball; ars. Basketball; Wearer of C ; Studio 54. liONALD JOSEPH KO.M U1:K (,)ueens. Newtown High School. Agriculture. ANDREW l)A ID KOPKIND New Haven. Conn. James E. Hillhonse High School. Arts and .Sciences. Z H T. . lepli .Samach : Pi Delta Epsilon: Sigma Delta Chi: (Cornell Daily Sun. .Assoc. Ed.. Ed.; SC Conini.: Orient. Comm. MICHAEL GEORGE KORN lielle Harbor. Far Ro, kawav High School. Me- chanical Engineering. - . .M. u Sigma Tau. RKCIIVRD MOKSF KOSSOFF Brooklyn. James Madison High School. Agri- culiurc. ' I ' . . .siudenl .Vgencii ' s, Mgr. ' s.: Sr. (Class (Comm.: Fooil Ticlinology (Club, Pris.: Biochemistry (Club: S(C (Comm.: Leadi-rship and Acad. Freedom (Comm.: .New York .Stale Frec .er .Scholarship. NTHONY ROGER KO NER New York (City. Horace Mann Preparatory School. Art- and Science-. ' !■ iC A. (Corni ' ll Daily Sun: (Cornell (Campus ()ui . Bowl, (Capt. PAUL ROBERT KKWUl! l..nli lair. N. J. b.nl. lair High .Shook rls and .Sciences. (;ORDON I.OKLN KR l S Fr.ehohl. N. J. Freelud.l High School. (Civil Engi- neering. I ' K. Pyramid: AS(CE: Fr. l.SO lb. (Crew: Vais. 1.30 lb. (Crew: Wearer of .Num.: W •. ' (Conun. : ()4 e ' £ J N N(; jKW KH MIHWIKK Cl.xrkui,!. O. ,|..lin Mar-liall Hi ;h Sdinol. Hoiiif Kcoiidinics. A i; ' I ' . SC Ctiniiii-.: I ' anhcl. in -I ' li-. ; l ' ri- |i. Orifiit. Coniiii.; Oilafiiin. CKKRV SO.NDKA KKW 11 ItmokKn. A l.raliam Lincoln II i(;h School. Arts am! Sciences. ' I ' — —, oun;; Dcin. (Jul); Hillcl; Orient. Conini.; Komof Acidcin. WIIIIWI CARL KKELL Pittsl ur;:li. F ' a. Wilkinsburg Senior High School. Kleiirical Fnginecring. ATA. Fr. Crew; Delta Cluh; Newman Cluh; SC Comms.; Secondary Si liooU Conini.: Spring Wk ' d. Conini.; Transfer Orient. Conim.; E-Day Conim.; .Mc.Mullen Scholarship. NA. CY A. . KKE. ' LEK llarrisburg. Pa. William I ' .nn High School. Arts and Sciences. A l . SC Comm.; Fr. Class Comni.; Orient. Transfer Comni. FRED WILLIAM KRIECER. JR. Upper Montclair, N. J. Monlclair High .School. Transfer from Lehigh Univ. Arts and Sciences. — I ' . Sec ' y. Fr. Fencing; NSA; Fr. Orient. Conun. ROBERT FREDERICK KHKIMIKDER Buffalo. lienneii High School. Arts and .Sciences. French Clul); Lohlaw .Scholarship: New ' t Hrk State Scholarship; Cornell Tuition Scholarships. MERWYN MARTIN KROI.I. Rochester. Brighton High School. Arts and Sciences. T A +. Sigma Delta (!hi: I ' i Delta Epsilon; (!ornell Daily Sun, .Sports Ed. ; Class Comm. ; SC Comm. PAUL REACH KUHL Pelhani. Pelham Memorial High SchooL Arts and Sciences. K . Pi Delta Epsilon; Cornell Widow; Campus Chest; Fr. Orient. Comm.: Spring Wk ' d. Coram.; New York State Scholarship. BARBARA GROVE KUHN Kenmore. Kenmore .Senior High -School. Home Economics. Stu. Fac. Comm.; LS.- ; Cornell Symphony Orchestra. DAVID .STEPHEN KUNTZ Kensington. Md. Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School. Hotel Administration. - A K. Fr. Cheerleader; CH. : Newman Club: HEC. Comms.; WS Comm., Co-Chrm.; Fr. Orient. Comm.; SC Coimii.; Spring k d. Comm., Exec. Bd. NEIL .SLMEON KURLANDER I ' .rooklyn, Fort Hamilton High School. Arts ami Sciences. Watermargin. ISC; Young Dem. Club; Rhythm Club. STEPHEN CLYDE KUTLER Shaker Heights, 0. Shaker Senior High School. . rts and Sciences. Z B T. Fr. Orient. Counselor; Glee Club. CAROL ELIS KURZMAN Belle Harbor. Far Rockaway High School. Home Eionomics. ' I ' ——. Kappa Delta Epsilon. Soph. (Hass Omms.; Octagon; CDC. HELEN ANNE KU ER Valley Stream. Valley Stream Central High School. .Arts and Sciences. X il. MYRNA LACY Ithaca. Ithaca High School. Arts and .Sciences. K K P. WSGA, -P; Vi .S ( ' omm.; Octagon; Class (]omm. Christmas lime at the Straight. (.oriH ' ll lUimsilv . . (Jdss itj 1957 .Sfw HPPRI H (loruvll University . . . . . . Class of 1957 T(ir ] oitnii Hill . . . C.orncir s ski center. iiii STEVEN LADEN l ' liila,lrl,,liia. I ' a. Cmlral High Stliool. M.-chanical Eiigi- ni ' orinj;. A Ell. Fr. Track; Fr. Cross Country : Wearer of Num.; SC, Rep-at-Large, Coiiim.: NSA Comni.: IFC Comm.: Fac. tlomm. on Phys. Ed. and Athletics; W-S (!oinni. ; Fr. Orient. Counselor. CATHERINE HARRIET LAKE Delmar. Ucthlehcm Central High SchooL Arts and Sciences. K AD, .Sec ' y. CoR.NELLlAN, Ed. Bd.; WSGA, Jud. Rep.; New York Stati ' Cornell Scholarship. (ilLKERT KIhNKEL LAMB S.arsdale. Trinity-Pawling Preparatory School. Civil Engineering. A ' ! . Majura .Nulanda; Pyramiil: ASCE. HOWARD NORMAN LANG Troy. Troy High School. Arts and Sciences. Jr. (Jass (!oniMi.; Cornell Debate Assn.; Stud. -Fac. Relations Comm.; Arts College (Council; New York State .Scholarship; Cornell State Scholarship. WILLIAM RIDGWAY LANG Wilmington. DeL Wilmington Friends High Si hdol. Civil Engineering, f . . Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi: !■ r. Rifle; E-Day ( nnilll. l l l! jo ' l I. (,I:K Buflalo. Bennett High School. An- ami Sciences. Kappa Delia Kpsilon. Sec ' y.; Pi Lambda Theta: WVBR; Via; Fn ' nrh Club: .New iiri. Stale Seluilarship; Cornell Slate .Scholarship. KO.NALD KAKL LAN ALUl 11 W illiamstown, N. J. Glassboro High School Arts and Sciences. SC Comm.; Cornell Shows. SHELDON LAPTDUS Mt. Vernon. Davis High SchooL Arts and Sciences. ■I ' lA. ice-Pres.. Rush Chrm. WVBR; HBT Club; IFC Comm.; CLRW; Soph. (!la s ( onun. lEFFREV LAIKIND New York City. Choate Preparatory School. Arts and Sciences. ' I ' — A. Fr. Cross Country; Vars. Siiua-h. IWIKS I.ARRIMORE Great Neck. Great Neck High School. Engineering | ' |i -i,s. ' I ' A U. Tau Beta Pi; Orpheus; Men Gl,e I lob: Cayuga s Waiters; New iiik State Scholarship; Dean ' s List. IKKOVIE VIORLEY LARSON Caldwell. N. J. Grov.r Cleveland High SchooL An liilei tun-. ' 1 ' K 1. Kefli; Newman Club. HENRY BRAND l. SK Albany. Albany High SchooL Arls and Sciences. II- 1 ' . ice-Pres. Arnold Air .Si -. : IFC Comm. W DITH YVONNE LASSE Bee, bhursi. St. Marys Preparatory .Sliool. Arls .iiid Science-. Pi Lunibda Theta; Kuppa Delta Epsilon; Canterbury Club; Cornell l.rangi-: W omens (Jlee Club. WILLIAM JETT LALCK, 111 Charloll.-xillc-. a. WHodbirrv Fore-l Prepara- tory .Shool. Civil Engineering. A i; -I ' , .Sec y. Chi Ep-ilon; Boil and Bob; Cross Country. Mgr.. Asst. .Mgr.; Wi-arer of C ; Cornc-ll Boxing Club. Pres., Sec ' y- Trea-. ; Ooss (!i unlry (bib: F.-Day Comm.: Burrell Sln«lar-liip: MrMullen I ndergraduate Schcdar-hip. BI.HNAK1) l.Ol RIE Kew Gardens. Forest Hill- High School. Transfer from C ' liein- College. Arts and Sciences. Cayuga Lodge. Treus. ; Folk Song (!luh of Cornell; V nung Frii-nds Group; CIX!; New York Stali ' Selinlurship. (ieorge W. I.c-Fevre Sehidiir-hip; .Social .Science Ri-.seareh Council; I ndergraduate Ri-searcli lipi-nil. :}r.f) I!()SK I.KK l.AWRENCF, I ' lniliNr-i. Il„,iirr C,,!!,.}. Scii-nci ' s. Japan-Aniriiia Tdiifi rciiri ' (icuiini.: Ni-w t mil Stale Sciii)laislii|i. ■ Hif-li Scliool. Arts and ik Stale Scliolar liii); Cor- v |:iLKI;N I-ATHICIA LKADKK Albany. Albany Hiyli School. Home Eco- nomics. - K. X r. Wearer of C : WAA; N.-wnian Chili; Jr. Class Conini.: Fr. Orient. Counselor; CUKW; Cianiiuis Chest; Niw York Slate Scholarship. u l.OUISE SAKKIN I.KAE White Plains. Whit,. I ' lains High School. Arts and .Sciences. Widnw; ouii!; Detn. Cluh; Octafion; Kosnios Aeidein; .SC Comm.; Wk ' s. Coiniiis.; Fiosh Orient. (Jomrns.; .Soph. Class Conini.; New York State Regents Scholarship; Government Honors Program; Dean ' s List. ELISABETH SU.SAN LECK Minneapolis, Minn. Northrop Collegiate High School. Arts and Sciences. X S . |SC; Westminster; CAUN. ) )EliORAH KATHARINE LECRAW Plainsfield. N. J. Plainsfield llifjh School. Arts and Sciences. AAA. Mortarboard; Raven an l Serpent: WSGA, House of Rep.. Dorm. Pres., V-P; CURW Fr. Camp Counselor and Dir. ; Jr. Class Council; Sr. Class Council; Octagon; Fr. Orient. Comin.; Sage Chapel Choir; Dean ' s List. CHARLES HENRY LEE Havana. Cuba. Mount Herman Preparatory SchooL Civil Engineering. 11 K l . Teagle Foundation Scholarship. MABEL HUTCHINSON LEE Marblehead, Mass. Marblehead High School. Arts and Sciences. Raven and .Serpent: SC. Rep-at-Large. Comnis. ; Soph. Class Council: Fr. Class Council: Channing Club. V-P; CLRW Sludenl Board: CI ' RW Comm. MARTIN RICHARD LEFCOURT .Staten Island. Port Richmond High School. Arts and Sciences. Hillel; International Relations Club: New York State Scholar- ship; Cornell State Scholarship. JOHN KENNETH LEIGHOW Danville. Pa. ■I K . Fr. Football. Danville High School. Agriculture. DONALD HENRY ' LEIN Lancaster. Lancaster High School. eterinary Medi- cine. V.T , Alpha Zeta; Phi Zeta; Cornell Pre-Vet Soc; JAVMA. Industrial and Labor JOSEPH LEINBACH Flushing. Bayside High School. Relations. AX. Fr. Crew; YASNY Chrm.; CURW. ANN RAMSDELL LEONARD Port Washington. Port Washington High School. Arts and Sciences. K K T. Cornellian; Panhel; Wk ' d. Comm. ANTHONY JAMES LEONE, JR. Ithaca. Ithaca High School. Arts and Sciences. A t A. Alpha Epsilon Delta. WVBR; Men ' s Glee Club. DAVID STARRETT LERMOND Weslfield, N. J. Weslfield Senior High School. Chemical Engineering. Cornell Engineer; Rifle Club: MChE; Canterbury Club: Teagle Foundation Scholarship: Dean ' s List. ROBERT GEORGE LERNER Flushing. Jamaica High SchooL Arts an.l Sciences. Watermargin. Alpha Phi Omega; Hillel; W-S Comm.; SC Conini. ALFRED LE.- SER San Salvador. HI SaKailor. Windsor Mount .Shool. Arts and Sciences. Watermargin. Delia Phi lplia; Fr. Crew; Wearer of Num.; Sage Chapel Choir. (;E0R(;E LAWRENCE LEVTNSON New York City. Horace Mann High School. Arts and Sciences. ' I ' — A. Fr. Soccer; Wearer of Num. (;ERAI.D SAl L LK EY jersey City, N. J. Henry Snyder High School. Arts and .Sciences. I ' i: 11. MpliM Phi Omega. men RD ROBERT LEVIN Oxford. 0. Gard.n City High School. Engineer- ing Physics. K i;. ars. Track: E-Day Comm.; Naval ROTC Regular Scholarship. STEPHEN WALD LEVINE New York City. Bronx High School of Science. Electrical Enginci-ring. Triangle. Mu .Sigma Tau: SC !omni.: Ni ' w York Stale S holarshi|i. , 1 RK ROBINSON l.E Y Al ,. 1 iiiiany. N ' otlinghani High .School. .Vrts and cieiices. alernuHgin. M|jha Epsilon Delia. Pres. Octagon: (Charleston Club; Soph, Class Comm.: .Ni ' W York .State Sclioli I ' cna. ires, viciagon: .iiariesion v olar-bip: Cornell .Stale S( holarship. 367 g- Bi J KOIiliKT ISAAC LE 1 .N « ' i ..rk Ciu. Bronx Higli School of Science. Arts and Sciences. ' I ' A, Pres. Alpha Epsilon Ueha; IKC Conini.; Orient. Counselor. CAROLE LE IS Brooklyn. Midwoo.l Hif:h School. Arls and Sciences. ' I- :i il. ,SC Conwns.: New urk . lali ' Scholarsliip: (Jornidl .Slate .Scholarship. SCO ' IT t:AKM:V LEWIS Tulsa, Okla. Tulsa C.nlral Hi(:li .School. Mechani- cal Engineering. ' I ' A (I. Rrd Key; Kajjpa Tau Chi; AT.MOS; Pi Tau Sigina: ars. 1.50 lb. Crew: Cri ' w ( luh; IFC Conini. : CL ' RW, Fr. Camp Counselor. IR:HAEL LICHTENSTEIN Brooklyn. Franklin K. I.an.- High School. Agri- rllhui ' -. ll(li ll. LIKIiEK N.w lork City. Siuy esaMl High School. Arts and Sciences. I ' lii Hila Kappa: I ' i Mu Epsilon: Physics Soc; Cornell Rocket Soc; C.i ' iirge W. LeKevre Sclidlarship: .New ork State .Scholarship; (lornell Slate Scholarship. .11 DITH MAK LIKKS(.II MuiUnal. Canada. Trafalgar Preparatory .SchooL Arls and Sciences. X 12. W-S Conims., Co-Chrm.. Bd. of . Igrs.: ISC: . GA; One Worhl Club; YASNY; WAA Comni.; Wkd. Conim.; Soph. Class Comm.; Fr. Orient. Conini. Jj, rilKRESA IRENE LIGHTON New York City. Bronx High School of Science. Arls and .Sciincis. ' !■ :i i). .SC Comm.: WVBR: Hillel; New York Slate Scholarship. .lOHN EDWIN LIM). JR. Louisville. Ky. Louisville Male High .School. Chemi- al Engineering. Canterbury (. ' lub; .VlCbE: Dow Chemical Company Scholarship. SANDRA .lANE LfNDHERC; DcWill. Amherst Central High School. Home Econdinics. - ' I ' . W ' SGA. VP; Fr. Club; SC Comm.; Soph. Class Comm.; Fr. Oriciil. (Aimm. Mil IDC I! LINE New York City. Port Richmond High SchooL Agriculture. MICIIVEI, DO.WLD I.INEHW Hammondsporl. Hammondsport Central High Si lidol. Industrial and l.alior Rclaliims. K A. Pres. Pi Delta Epsilon: fajura olanila: Kosmkis; Widow, Bus. Mgr. (;E0R(;E 1)1 NCAN LI.NK Rochesl.r. Mechanical Engineering E|)silon: CoHNKi.i.iAN, .Adv. Mgr.; Fr. Orient. Comm. K A. Pi Delia - n LES LIPPE New York Cilv. .Sluyvesant High .Vhool. Arls and Sciences. TA ' I ' , Sec .: IFC. STEVEN LIPSON New York City. Siuyv.sanl High School. Arls and Sciences. .Mpha Epsilon Delta; Cohnellia.n; W lli{: W-S Comms. Co-Chrm.; Hillel. HARRY LIPTON New York City. Horace Mann High .Sliool. Mechanical Engineering. ' I ' H II. Mu Sigma Tau: New York Slate Scholarship. ( DILNELIA ANN LISSNER Fair Lawn. N. J. Fair Lawn High .School. Arl.s and .Sciences. X U. CDC; Canterbury Club; CCR. EDWARD LITT.MAN Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences. BARBARA I.OEBEN.STEIN New York City. Bronx High School of Sci.nce. . ' rts and .Sciences, i) A T. (lornijl Daily Sun: .Sludenl Art Guild: . G A Coniin.; New ork .Slate .Scholarship: (iorncll .Sialc Scholarship. Aaomi I KLl l!i;ril I.DIIK LakcwoiMl. (). Lak.wood High .S hool. Alls and .Sciences. .Saddle Club; Fr. Club; CfiRW. Fr. Camp Counselor; W-S Comm. IIERSCIIEI. H RE I.OOMIS. IR. W ilmingion. Del. Fri.n.ls School. Electrical Fiigini iring. - . Tau Bila I ' i: Ela Kappa Nii: Fr. Rilli- Teaiii: ars. Rille Ti-ani: W ranr of (! : W eariT of Niini.: Odagoii: Orieiil. (!ouii-elor: E.E. Coinni. on Slu- denl Academic ConducI; John MiMullen Regimuil .Schidarshl|i. 1 |{I1 K DORorin l.ttOSE Bronxville. Tiickahoc High .School. Arts and ars. Woini ' n ' s Rille Teain: Di ' sk Bi (irk Suiie Siholarship. •MA Co rn ell i ii i Le rs ity Class of 1957 A statue ' s-eye view of Colduiii Smith 1 1 all. ROGER WAYNE LORD Bainliridge. Bainbridge High S.liool. Agricuhuif. New ork State SrlKilar liip: Beatly ((. ' lydel Scholarship. BRL ' CE CHANDLER LORIG Coluinl)us. O. Upper Arlington High Srhnol. (!lieniieal Engineering. B G II. Pros-Ops; Scabbard and Blade: Fr. Baseball: Vars. 150 lb. Football; X earer of C : Jr. Class Comni. SANFORD LLOYD LOWE New York City. Brooklyn Technical High School. Industrial and Labor Relations. ILR SC; Hillel. y, J ANE LLECK Fairporl. Fairporl Central High School. Agriculture. — K. X I . .Vg-Domecon. Sec y. ; Bacamia, Sec ' y-, Vice-Pres. ; Westminster; Soph. Class Coram.; WSGA, VP; F H Wk ' d. Comm., Co-Chrm.; CCR. JIDITH ANNE LUND Washington. D. C. .Sidwell Friends Preparatory .School. .Arts and Sciences. AT. CURW; SC Comm.; . oph. Class Comm.; Wk ' d. ( omm.: CCR. WILLIAM EDW KI) 1.1 TZ Pbila.lelphia, Pa. William Penn Charter High School. Electrical Engineering. + K , Secy., Treas. Fr. Swimming; Vars. Swim- ming; Engineering Council: Fr. Orient.; IFC Comm.. Chrm.. HAR EY ALE.V NDER L NDAKER Lowville. Low% ' ille Academy. Agricul- ture. AFP. Ho-- un-l)e-Kah; Cornell .Agr. Tech. .Assoc; New York State .Scholarship. - N .N. FRE.STO. .McA.NENt East Orange. . . J. East Orange High School. Home Economics. Transfer from Florida -Southern University. Newman Club; Mamho Club; CDC. JAMES .McCARTH ' Olean. Olean High School. Mechanical Engineering. K i:. Kappa Beta Phi: .ATMOS; New York State Scholarship; Cornell Slate Scholarship: Cornell Undergraduate Scholarship; Naval ROT(; Scholarship. ' - OICMA JE. .N . la.LLLL. . Louisville, K . J. Al. Atbeiton High .School. Home Economics. A . Wearer of C ; WA.A ; Red Cross: Octagon; WSG.A I. eg. Rep. ' ARY AGNES .McCONLOGUE Ridgewood. N. J. Ridgewood High School. .Arts and Sciences. - K. XT. XS(; . l.ig. Rep.; .Newman Club; Fr. Oii nl. Comm.: Spring Wk ' d. Comm. JOHN CRIMMINS .McCOR.MlCK Binghamlon. Binghamton C.ntral High SihiM.I. Arts and Sciences. - A K. (Juill and Dagger. Pres.; Narinid; Aleph Saniach: Pi Delta Epsibm: Fr. Golf: Vars. Golf; Wearer of C ; Wearer of .Num.; CoRNKi.uw, Editor-in-Chief: Fr. Class Council: Newman Club: W-S Comm.; Orient. Counselor; Orient. Comm.; Corm-II .Slate Scholarship. DWID WHITWELL M.CIRD ' Montrose. Deerfield Academy. Arts and Sciences. ■! K +. Pershing Rifle Men ' s Glee Club. W -.S Comm.; .Spring Wk ' d. Conun.; ( ' ormll SHEILA MARY McGRADY Manhasset. Our I.adv of Mercv AcademN. Arts and .Sciences. AAA. Pres. WSGA. House of Rep.; Newman Club; CURW; Panhel. RICHARD JOHN .MctUIRE Bloomfield. N. J. Itloomfield High School. Arts and Sciences. - I K. Orpheus. 369 Catch pull . . . leather . . . again, cutcti . ( onuU [ nivvrslty . . . ( ' htss of 1957 JOHN PARKER McHARGlE Garv. Ind. Horace Mann High School. Me- (lianical E.i in.cnnf;. HOll. ATMOS: ArnolH Air Sec: Kappa Phi Phi; Fr. lla k.llKill: Kr. Track; Vars. liaskfthall: W.-an-r of Num.; AS IE. SAE: John McMiilliri Hipiiiiial and I ndcrjiraihialr Scholarshij). I ' llll.ll ' I.MKi) Ii|M)()0 laitTalo. H.-nnctl High Sriiool. Arts and Sciences. N ' ars. Swimming; Secondary School Conmi. ; La Verne Noyes Scholarship. NANCY WELLINGTON McILROY Ithaca. Ithaca High School. Arl and Sciences. COC, Sec ' y., Vice-Pres. • IK . CES AN.N McKITTKIGK Blairslown. N. J. Viewpoint Preparatory School. Arts and Sciences. Alpha Epsilon Delia; Jordani; Canlerhury; WSGA Conim. j CVHOLYN ANN McKNlGHT Buffalo. Amherst Central High . ' ■hool. Home Ki iiiioniics. A 31 A. Pre . SG A Comms. ; Westminster; New York . ' lale Regents S •holar llip. El ' llRAlM RANKIN Mcl.i. . . ill irginia Reach. a. Iloo ac Preparatory School. Mechanical Engineering. A T Si. Kr. Heavyweight Crew; Vars. Heavy- weight Crew; Wearer of Num.; Soph. Class Council: Jr. Class Counci l; SC; Can- terbury Club. Vestry: Pres. Episcopal Council; SC f inini.: Campus Chest: k d. Comni.; CURW; John McMullen Regional . ' Scholarship. ADRIENNE JOAN MrNAIR Ithaca. Ithaca High .School. Arts and Sciences. ( ' imciTt Rand: Sage Chapel (!lioir: .New ork State . scholarship. IIERRERT MA AS New ork Citv. F. K. Ian.- Roun.ll p Club. High School. Agriculture. rt STIIART SHEARER l i K . IK. ubiHn. uburn East High Schoo and .Sciences. A . I ' . Bi Re. I Band: Curnell Concert Band. EDMUND MILTON MACKERT Baldwin. Baldwin High .School. Chemical Engineering. Acacia. Rifle Club: ll liE; Burrcll Si liolarship: Jolui MiMuileii Schcdarship. MARTIN MACKl.lN Baltimore. Md. Baltimore IVlytechnic Institute. Me- chanical Engineering. -V I ' - H. Kappa Tau Chi; Eootball-J. . Mgr.; Octagon; ( ' DC; A. ' ME; Fr. (Mass Comm. ; Soph, (ilass Comm. ; SC Comm.; (URW Connu.: John M Midli ' n Scholarship. HARLES JAMES NLVCMIl.LAN Toront... Out. 1. Kinlcy High .S-liool. Art- ami Scicnies. Seal and .S ' rpent. Desk Hook; Jr. Class Comm.; Kr. Orient. Coun-ilor; Dorm. Counstdor; Orpheus; Men ' s Glee Club; Sage Chapel Choir: (-Cornell Savoyards. UODKRICK 1)1 GAI.D MACMILl.AN .Sin Kiancisco. Calif. Hellarmine I ' r.para- lory Schmd. .Vrls and .Siences. l A(l. Ni ' wman Club; SC ( omni. jl DITIl ANN .MADIGAN Rochester. Brighton High .School. Home Economics. A ' I ' . Kappa Di ' lla Epsilon; W. ' SG.A Soc. (;hrm.; Dorm. I ' res.; Octagon; Cornell Allows; ouiig Krienils ( roup; CDC; Jr. Class Comm.; New York State Scholarship. JACnUEI.INE l lll lort Plain. I ' oil I ' l.iin High .Shool. Home Economics. IS : Hume Bureau .S holarshl|i : nn I ' hilllp ' - Duncan Siholarship. 370 Ml( II K1 KM II Mil) M K, K ' l onkns .iihuir. T K K. C. E. Cnrioii llit:li .SliiH.I. Afiri- Uv THOMAS MALIN K.-nmorr. l.afay.-II,- llijili Scliool. Arts an. I iiiiifs. — A K. Fr. Cri ' w 150 11).: S (lonim.: Oriiiit. (Counselor; SC (lomin.: iiiilTulo Aliiiiuii I ' liili Scholarship; Scalp ami Ulailc Scholai liip. I I.IK MALLER .Nc« York City. Huiit.i College High School. Arts an.l Sciences. A K ' I ' . Cornell Writer; One World Club: W-S Comm. : S(] Conini. ; Cornell State Scholarship; New York State Scholarship. I ' KTKK I MINES Kellevillc. N. J. Bloomfiehl Ili li S, Ihm.I. ArN an.l Sciences. - ' I ' K. Pi Delta Epsilon; Fr. Track: Wearer nl .Num.; Cai M.l.l.i. N. Bus. Board; Sophos Morios; SC Comm.; Wk d. Comms. ; Campus Chest. I ' HIIIP ARNOID MANAKER Babylon. Babylon Hifib .School. Arts and Science-. Arnold Air Sue. : . cabbard and Blade; I ' ersbin Kifb ' s: Concert Band; .New ork Stale Regents . clmlarsbip; (Cornell Slate Tuilion Scbolarsliip. ' ' C .NTHIA JOA.N .MANDELSTAM .Minneapolis. Minn. Via-hburn High Scbool. Arts and Sciences. CDC; SC Comm. ALEITA ELY -MANCHESTER Rochester. Irondequoit High School. Agricul- ture. A O II. Kappa Delia Epsilon; Cornell Counlrynian. JAMES JAY MAMON Marlboro. Marlboro High Scbool. Arts and Sciences. A . A. Big Red Band; Repertory Band. LAURENCE CONRAD MANSBACH Lawrence. Bronx High Scbool of Science. .Arts and Sciences. A E II. CDC; Octagon: New ork .Stale .Scholarship. HERBERT STANLEY .MANSFIELD Scarsdale. Deerfield Academy. Arts and Sciences. A ' . Treas. Baseball Mar.; Wearer of ( ' ; Fr. Orient. Counselor; Vars. Mgrs. Club; CI A A Comm. JOHN VICTOR MARCHELL Myers. Lansing High .School. Agriculture. K i:. Fr. Football; Fr. Baseball; J. V. Football: Vars. Baseball: Wearer of C ; Wearer of .Num.; . g. Ec. Club; S.A.M; Newman Club. JANE BETH M.ARCUS Beverly Hills, CaliL New Rochelle High Scbool. Arts and .Sciences. - — , Scribe. WSG.A Comm.; Cornell Dance Club; Octagon: SC Comm.. Soph. Class Comm.; New York State Scholarship; (lornell State Scholarship. y.. IRIS MARK Hartsdale. South Side High School. .Arts and Sciences. Mock Nominating Convention: .A.A; WSGA Comm.; W-S Comm.; Girls ' Vacation Fund Scholarship. ALAN JOEL MARKS Forest Hills. Forest Hills High Scbo(d. Arts and .Sciences. SC Comms.; Deans List. .VRMAND ROBERT .MARTINI Flemington. N. J. Liberty High .School. Indus- trial and Labor Relations. . ' t ' A. ILR SC; Wesley; W-S Comm.; New York State Scholarship. JAMES Oils l K II l.l hinn- ille. Stockbridge Valley Central High School. eterinary .Medicine. - A E. Alpha Psi: Fr. Lacrosse: Vars. 1.50 lb. Football. BEVERLY JANE NLARTIN Ithaca. Ithaca High .School. Arts and .Sciences. Soph. Class Council: VIA: W-S Comm.; Octagon Club. FRANCES STEWART MARTIN Drexel Hill. Pa. Ipp.r Darby High .Sliool. Home Economics. AAA. WSG.A Soc. Chrm.; W.SG.A Program (Coordinator; SC Comm.; Fr. Orient. Comm.; Sage Chapel Choir. ROBERT HARR ' MA.SON Fayetteville. Fayeiieville High School. Agriculture. A . . Pres.. Treas. IFC; Ag-Ec Club. Treas.: Round-Lp Club: Soph. (!lass Comms, SORRELL MARK MATHES Malverne. Malverne High School. Arts and Sciences. TJk+, Treas. Secondary Schools Comm.; New York State Cash Scholarship. PHILIP DONALD MATHESON Columbus. O. Ipper Arlington High .School. rts anil Siicnce-. ' I ' A _ Majura; Red Key; Scabbard and Blade; Fr. Football; ars. Football; Vi earer of Num.; Presidential .Scholarship; IJi an s List. iKii 371 KMII.I UII M , W.-i.in. l:i . Winsor I ' r.parulory School. An- and Sciences. X U. Coknki.lian. liu-. lid.: cpuii ' i Kr|]. (: u : Charlision Cluh: W-S Comm. : Sage Cliapel Choir. -TIW AKT ANDERSON . IAl RKR. JR. Rochester. Brighton High School. II0I.I . dminisiralion. - A K. Var. Haskelhall. CoMgr.: HSMA: ars. Mgrs. Cluh; CHA; Orient. Counselor; W-S Comm. I-RANCIS FEDOR MAISOI.FF Slowe. 1. liurlinglon High Scho.d. Transfer fiiim I . of (!hiiag . Flerlriial Engineering. Mu .Sigma Tau; Co-Operalive Engi- neers ( ' luli; .lidui li lullen Srli(dar hip. SAMUEL FRANK MAZELLA East Rutherford. N. J. East Rutherford High .School. .■Vrls and .Sciences. A A ' l . Lacrosse; arsity Managers (Juh; CL. . Comm.; Sub-Frosh Wk d. Comm. RICHARD ALAN MEIER Maplewood, N. J. Maplewood High School. Archi lecture. Z B T. L ' Ogive, Pre?.; Fr. Class Council; Orient. Counselor; IFC Comm. EI ' {;ENE MElROVtITZ Long Beach. Long Beach High -School. Arts and .Sciences. Hill ' . Sigma Delta Chi; Fr. 1.50 11). Crew; Vars. Cheerleader; Cornell Daily Sun; Fr. Class Comm.: Jr. Class Council. Treas. ; Soph. Class Comm.; SC Comm.; Campus Chest; Secondary Schools Comm.; Orient. Counselor. LLAINL TA I A MLlSNEKL lirookKn. Home Economics. BURTON WALTERS MELCHER, II Denver, Colo. East Denver High School. Civil Engineering. I A B. Pres. Rod and Boh; Fr. Skiing; A.SCIE; IFC Comm.; Fr. Orient. Counselor: John McMullen Scholarship. JOHN EDWIN Mll.NER Kenm..re. K.nmoiv High School. An- and .Sciences. l. ' )U 111. Football. Mgr. KICllAKD MELNOTTE Niagara Falls. Niagara Falls High School. Industrial and Labor Relations. - - K. Cosmos; W-S Desk; New York State .Scholarship. I!E TRICE MELTEK Maplewood. N. J. Columbia High School. Arts and Sciences. SC (!omm. KOI ' .ERT WALTER MENGER New York City. Richmond Hill School. Arts and .Sciences. ' I ' - K. (iornell Red Cross: Rifle Cluh. • IVKRIET ANN MERCHANT llorni- Economics. W.S(;A Comm- Harbor Cre.-k. I ' a. Mill.r.-.k High .Shool. BRICE WILLIAM .MERRILL Plainfield. N. J. Woodstock High SchooL Agri- culture. Ho-. unl)e-Kah; . g-Domecon: .SC. Rep.-at-Large; 4-H Cluh; Round-lp Cluh, Pres.; Baptist Student Fellowship; CCR ; F H Week; Non-Residents Tui- tion Scbolar-hip. IfOt.LK MKHHiri ' Newburgh. Newhurgh Free Academv. . gricullure. - ' I ' K. ( MIIKKIM I H()LE MESMKK Faveite ille. FavcitcNille High School. Ag- lirullinc. Ad II. j ,,-. WW: W s( , . .| ' . |(lll ANDREW ME ' tEK. JR. J nkinto«n. Pa. l.a.Salle High .School. H I .liiiiMi lralion. SC Coiiiin.; SCARB; Newman Cluh; Wk ' d. ( ' omnis. ROBERT FREDERICK MICHEL Baltimore. Md. McDonogh SchooL Mechani- cal Engineering. -I ' K -. AT.MOS; .M n ' s Gl..- Club; Naval ROTC and Regular .Scholarship. RICHARD LOLLS MICHEL.SON W ai. Mown. Ma-. Wilbiaharn Vcadmiv. ns and Sricnce-. HtK.IH DWIh MlhlHIKMII I akewood. O. Lakewood High SchooL Cli.iiiical Engineering, AT. |; 1II : SC Comm.; W S Comm.; Nu al ROTC .Scholarship. ALAN CHMfLES MILLER Elinira. Elmira Free Academy. Arts and Sciences. II K A. Dc-k Bonk; Cornell Daily Sun; Soph. (Ilass Comm.: New ork State Scholarship: New Ork .State Cornell .Scholarship. .■ 72 I.AIRENCE RICHARD MILLER Locust ValU-y. In.luslrial and Lahor K.la- lions. A ■!• A. Newman Clul); YASNY; Alpern Memorial Scliolarsliip. I.Ol IS WEBER MILLER Shak.r H.i liis, 0. Shaker Heijiliis Ili li SehooL Meelianieal Eiif;ineerin . ' I ' A ' ! . I ' M ' L M(:(;RATH MIl.LKH, ,IK. asliins:lon. I). C. Woo.lrnw W il-.,n llij;li Si liool. Meelianieal En ineerin !. - ' I ' . Red Key; Majiira-.Nolanila: A ' l ' MOS: Fr. I ' oolljall; Var . Euotljall: Wearer of C : Wearer of Num.; Seeondary Sehools (!omm. ; Soph. Class Comni.; W-S Comm.; Cornell National Scholarship. I ( )M;I.V I K1 Mil. I. U, an I ' rinceton. N. J. Atlantic City lli h .School. rts and Sciences. A ' I ' . Haven and Serpent. Pres.; Ivory Tower; W ' .S(;A Leg. Rep., P; W-S Comm.; CLRW ' Comm.; CCR; Octagon; Fr. Camp Counselor; SC Comm.; Sr. Class Comm.; Orient. Comm.; Slud.-Fac. Comtn. Rronx High .School of . ' cicMice. LEONARD EUGENE MINDICH New York City. Agriculture. W ' atermargin. RICHARD HENRY MINERS Forest Hills. Principia School Mechanical Kngineering. Algonquin Lodge. Mu Sigma Tau; . lpha Phi Omega; ASME; (Miristian Science Organ., Treas.; Cornell Folk Dancers; CCYC; Campus Chest; CIA; Octagon. 2 WALLACE BERTRAM MINT7 Bronx. James Monroe High School. Agri- ulture. Algonquin Lodge. ice-Pres. Round-l ' p Club. JO ' CE WENDY MISHEL Forest Hills. Forest Hills High School. Arts and Sciences. CDC: WVBR: Komos .Aeidein. Sec ' y. JANE PENDLETON MITCHELL Evanston. III. Evanslon Township High .School. . ' rts and Sciences. AT. Rush. Chrm. Raven and Serpent; Mortar Board; WSGA; WJB; VP: One-World Club: W-S Comm.; SC Comm.: CURW ; Fr. Camp (Counselor. Dir. : Panhel. ice-Pres. CCR. , MAR1L1N MAK ' t MITCHELL I ' ocMcnkill. Averill Park Central .SchooL Home Economics. Ag-Doniecon: 4-II Club; LS. ' V; New York State Scholarship; Home Bureau .Scholarship; 4-H State Bankers Schcdarship. ► JO-ANN EMY MOHLER Belleville, N. J. Belleville High School. Mechanical Engineering. . .SME; Newman Club. PHILIP ALVAH MONROE Delhi. Delhi High .School. . rts and Sciences, i: A E. Kappa Phi Kappa: Fr. Basketball; Vars. Basketball: Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; Wesley; Wesley Key Society. yj. DANIEL W. TT MOORE Pittsburgh. Pa. Allderdice High School. Mechanical Enuineering. A X. Burrell Scholarship. MARILYN HALL MOORE Poughkeepsie. Poughkeepsie High School. Arts an l Sciences. Cornell Daily Sun, News Board; ISC. ice-Pres.; Cornell State Scholarship; New York Stale Scholarship. KOIIFRT LI,EN MOORE Teaneck, N. J. Teamck High School. Vet.rinary Medicine, ' t ' K k. AM-. JAVMA. ' Ready till . roll. (jtriirll I iiircrsilY . . . . . . ( ' hiss of 7957 373 Conu ' ll I niversity . . . . . . (.I(tss ( f 9. 7 Dixie (It TilllLili ' iiinni L. JOHN PATRICK MORAN New Rochdli-. LaSalle Military Academy. Mechan- ical Enf;ini-ering. Triangle. Fr. Track; Rhythm Cluh: ASME; Newman Club: John .Me.MuUen Regional Scholarship; LeFevre . ' scholarship. CHARLES McLELLAN MORRIS Scarsdale. Scarsdale High .Srhoi)l. Hotel Admiiii-lraliiin. - A K. Armild Air Society; Wagon Wlieels; Fr. l. )0 Ih. Crew; W rariT lit Num.; (!l R : Fr. Camp Counselor; Jr. Class Comm. J A. lE.-s .MORROW .New York Chy. Newlnwn High .School. Agriculture. A •! .i. Arnold Air Society; YASNY, Bus. .Mgr. : Cornell Soc. Agr. Engineers. Vs SANDRA ELLEN MORTOLA New York City. Hunter College High School. Arts anil . ' Sciences. Writer. Ed. Bd.; CDC: Sage Chapcd Choir: New York State Scholarship; Cornell . ' lal ■ . scholarship; Morrison Poetry Prize. 19.S.S. PHILIP BARRIE .MOSER Pine City. Stuyvesant High School. .Mechanical Engineering. DANIEL ROBERT .MOSES New York City. Bronx High School of Science. .• rls and Sciences. T A ' I ' . CI RW. Fr. Orient. Counselor; Octagon; Komos . ' eidein; -SC Comnis. ; .Soph (;iass Comm. ANNE MOTT Bal.lwin. Baldwin High .Shool. Arts and Scii nces. K A. New- man Club; New York Slate Scholarship. ROSEANN .MOYER Aruba. Netherland West Indies. Lago School. Arts and -Sciences. - K. . 1 ' . Writer: W.S(;a Comm.; .SC ( omm.: ISC: Young Deni. Club: Wk ' d. Comms.; Campus Chest Cnmm.: W S (!iinini.; .Sag:- Chapel Clmir: Teagle Foundation Scholarship. (;E0R(;E lewis mi ELLER Oueens. Crover Cl.veland High School. Chemi- cal Engineiring. Acacia. Rifle Club; AK liE; E-Day (.omni.; Sage Chapel Choir: Burrell .Scholarship: McMullen .Scholarship: Standarr! Oil iif (!alifiirirui Sc liid; r- ship; Scliepp .Scholarship; Dean ' s List. - : ROL ANN Ml I.HERIN Scranton. Pa. Scrani.m C.niral Hi;:!. School. Home Economics. Newman Club. SliZANNE UNA Ml RK K. nmore. Kenmore .Senior High School. Agri- cullure. Jordani; IA; I.S( Comm.: One Worlil Club: Women ' s (llee Club; New York . tale .Scholarship. THOMAS ClIRI.vrOPHEK MIRRA ' S St. Albans. Hi.hop Lmighlin High Si hool. ' Iran fer from Manhattan College. Veterinary Medicine. !! T i;. J, VM. . PATRICIA I.OI ISE M ERS Downey, Calif. albv Stream High School. Hotel Administration. KA(i. W A;Hi;C. CEORCE OVERHOLSER NA(;LE New York City. Heading .Senior High School. .• rl and .Sciencen. A X A. Amuleur Radio Club; (Canterbury Cluh. JAMES POMEKOY NAISMITII Corpus Chri li. Tex. W. H. Ray High SehooL Transfer from Dil Mar (College. (;i il Engineering. Telluriile Assn.; . ' .S(;E; .Sage Chapel (Jioir; (Cornell Nulional .Scliolarsliip. .Tl Mmj VINCENT MICIIAP:!. NAI ' OI.IKI.I. Oranc -. N. .). Si. lirn.-.li.iV I ' nparalory Nhool. Arts and Scicm-.-s. II K A. K,-. Track; ars. Track; 150 lb. Koolball ' ; Wearer of C ; Vii-anr of Num.; Nrwiiian Ckili: ITiO lli. Toolball Club. SII.SAN NASH Kdslyi. Heights. Roslyn Hif;li Scliool. Home Econiiniics. A .|.. Ka iii anil Ser|)inl; Iviiry ' Tnwir, I ' res., ' Treas.; WS(;A. Sec ' y.; SC Conini. ; VI ' ; l.at;on Winks; CUKM Coinrns.; Fr. Cump Counselor. v :AROLYN ELIZAHETH NEHRI5AS Garden City. Calli.-.lral S.l.ool of Sainl Mary. Home Economics. K A. .Sec ' v., Pres.; SC Comin.; Vr. Orirnl. Comm.- Cor- nell Red Cross. IAR C R(1LINE NEILL Ringbamton. Ringhamton North High .School. Home Economics. K K 1 . WSGA. House of Rep.; Wesley Foundation: W ' -S Connn.; Soph. Comm.; New York State Regents Scholarship: New York State Federation of Women ' s Clubs Scholarship: Mabel Esley Rose Scholarship; AAVW Scholar- ship Loan. HOWARD BURD NEL.SON, JR. Caldwell, N. J. Grover Cleveland High School. Mechanical Engineering. Vars. Fencing; ASME; Soc. of Auto Eng ' s. •vIaNET AUDREY NELSON Washington, D. C. Woodrow Wilson High School. Arts and Sciences. At. Raven and Serpent; Frosh Class Council; V. P.; W-S mm.: W-S Hd. of Mgrs.: Wk d. Comm. AWRENCE NELSON Dunkirk. Fredonia High School. Agriculture. :i X. Fr. Orientation; New York State Scholarship. MARJORIE LEE NELSON East Aurora. East Aurora High .School. Arts and Sciences. lIB t , Rush Chrm.. Pres. WSGA, House of Rep.. Vice-Prcs.: Patiliel.; Women ' s Glee Club. Pres.: Cornellaires: New York State Scholarship. RAE NELSON Union. Xl W-S Comm.: ISC. N. J. Union High School. Arts and Sciences. JAMES NESMITH. Ill Garden City. Garden Citv High School. Mechanical Engineering. T K E. Fr. Golf: N.S.A.. Regional Delegate: ASME; CURW Comm.; American Ordnance .Association Scholarship Key. DONALD NETNER DAVID ALLEN NEWBURGE Woodmere. Lawrence High School. Arts and Sciences. Cornell Daily Sun; Fr. Class Council; Soph. Class Council. JARMILA JANET NEUMAN Schenectady. Mont Pleasant Higli School. Arts and Sciences. K A. WVBR; Jr. Class Council: One World Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Spring Wk ' d. Comm.; Fr. Class Council; Fr. Orient. Comm.: New York State Scholarship: Cornell State Scholarship. S. EDWARD NEUWIRTH Forest Hills. Forest Hills High .School. Arts and Sciences. B i: P. Fr. Lacrosse; Vars. Lacrosse; Vars. 150 lb. Football; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; Cornell Corinthian Yacht Club. JEANNE ANN NIEBEL Bernardsville. N. J. Bernards High School Economics, -i A A. WSGA V-P; YASNY; Water Ballet: Fr. Orient. Comm. Home GEORGE NILES Utica. Uiica Free Aca, Agricnlli i; ' !■ K. FRANCES LOU NITZBERG Pleasant Ridge, Mi,h. Lincoln High School. Arts and Sciences. Cornell Writer; Hinilustan Association: Cornell Orch.; A ' Caiipella Chorus; Folk Song Club of Cornell. CLYDE GAM.ORD NIXON Fairmont, W, Va. Morganlown High School. Mechanical Engineering. l P A. ATMOS; Vars. 1.50 lb. Football; Wearer of C ; NARMII); Orient. Couns. Ex. Comm.: Navy ROTC Scholarship; Men ' s Judiciary Board. PAUL RONALD .NOBLE Forest Hills. Forest Hills High .School. Arts an.l Sciences. Oi ' iH and Dagger; WVBR, Station Mgr.; Hillel. OBFRT HUTCHINS NOBLE Lake Forest, HI, Lake Forest High SchooL Me haiiiial Enginei-ring. Fr. Rifle Team; Vars. Rifle Team; Cornell Engineer; Cornell Rid,- and Pistol Club, Pres.; Westminster: Society of Automotive Engi- neers; A.S.ME, .Sei ' y.; Secondary Schools tNinim.: McMullin Undergraduate Scholarship. BERNHARD FRANZ NOE Stat.n Island. g. Club; Newman Club. 375 Auguslinian Academy, . gricullure. r llvl( I .NN NOECKKR Ari.l, Pa. Scranton Cenlral High School. Trans- lir ironi ;i - ar (kilk ' fif. Home Economics. A i A. SC Coiimis.; WA. ' ; ISC: W-S Coiiiiii-..; Kail W k ' ll. Comm.; Spring Wk ' d. Conini. y HKI) .NOKDIIAl SER lirooklvn. N.wlown Higli ScliooL Agricullurc Slu- nl Ag -n i. : Kr. Mgr.; CIA; Ag.-Ec. Club. I II L1A NllNGEZER Ilhaca. llliaca High School. . rls and Sciences. Vars. lM|Ucsliian Team: Cornell Couiilryman, Ed. Bd. ; Cornell Saddle Club, Scc ' y., Pres. ; .New York Stale Scholarship. 1JA 11) STKOllM iWE Poughkeepsie. Pouglikeepsie High School. Industrial and Labor Kilatiims. AT. Sigma Delta Chi; Pi Delta Epsilon; Counellia.n, Photo. Ed.: Cornell Daily Sun; Cornell .Mumni News; W-S Co-Chrm., Bd. of Mgrs.; New ' ork Slate . scholarship. JA NA.NCY LOU O ' BRIEN Rochester. Mercy High School. S(; ( ' (inun.: .Newman (Mub; W-S Comm. He tcononucs. W 11 1.1 M OI ' .KIE.N New York City. Hotchkiss Preparatory School. Arts and Sciences. - ' I ' . Viiidld Air Soc: Fr. Orient. Couns ' lor. i .MARY ELAINE OBRZLT Binghamton. Home Economics. : K. XT. Newman (hdi; Fr. Orientation Comm.: .Student (Council Comm. DONALD MICHAEL OCHACHER Brooklyn. Mi.Uvood High School. In.lus- Iriiil and Lalior Relations. JOHN 1NCENT O ' CONNOR. JR. Laurelton. Chamina.h- High School. Col- li- i ' of Civil Engineering. K i:. Fr. Football: Di-lta Club: .Newman Club: Jcdin Ml Mullen I ndergraduale . ' Scholarship. K) I;|;KTII(I| D Dl ' IT llulnlnn. I l.iby Inn High .School. ' I ' — K, Pres. Vars. Fencing: IFC Conun.; Narniid; Cornel ROTC Scholarship; New York Stale Regents Scholarship. JOHN PATRICK O ' REILLY W al.riown. anti Labor Relations. Newman (_!lub. V alertown Hi Arts and Sciences. Red Ooss ; Navy School. Industrial STANLEY GENE ORR Dulnujuc. Iowa. Dubuqu. ' High School. Hotel Admin- istration. — ' I ' . Arnold .Vir Society; Scabbard and Blade; Cornell Hotel Associa- tion: Fr. Football; Vars. Football: .Statler Memorial .Scholarship. i;ii ll l lOSKI ' ll O.SOFSKY Buffalo. Fosdick-Masten Park High ScliooL IJielrieal EMgim-ering. AlEE, Mu Sigma Tau; Chess Club: New York State Scholarship: LeFevre Scholarship: John McMullen Undergraduate Scholarship. PATRICIA ANN OSHORNE Ardmore. Pa. Lower Merion High School. Arts and Sciences, K K I ' , Sec ' y. . soph. (Tass ( ' oinm. OLGA KRI. ' TIN OSTERHOLM Port Washington. Paul D. Sehreiber High . school. Arts and Sciences. Cornell Daily . ' un: Vi ' idow: Dramatic (!hil ; One World Club; (ianlerbiiry Club: SC Coinni.: Fr. Orient. Cnmm.: Vi -. Coinin. : New- York State (Cornell .•scholarship: .s tale I niM-rsity Scholarship: National Honor .Society .Scholarship: Bogarl Scholarship. J , KICII HD W II, 1.1AM OSWALD Elizabeth. N, J, Cli.iniial Engini ' eriiig, A . i), AlCliE, Thomas JeffiTson High School. • El, ERIC OUDHEUSDEN Rye. Rye High School. Home Economics. CiiiiNKi.i.l AN. Bus. Bd.; Jud. Rep.; Cornell Outing Club: Supli. ( lass Cumni,: Comm,: Frosh Orient, Conun.; N. ' A. ■ EOR(;iA REBECCA I uliure. i; K. . r. A ! ' . W S ' Dllli K ubiMii. .Sheni-ctady High School. Agri- ANTHON ' l r l ll illil N.w ' lork City. Richmond Hill High School. TransfiT Inun l.lmiii- ( ' ollegi-. i-lerinary Mi-ilicine. S! T i), Pres. JAVM. . S 0 IN(;T0N palmer Granite Springs. Somcr- Central SchooL AgricuL lure. Food Proi ' essor.s Club; C ' ornell Veterans Assoi liENJAMIN SPENCER PARK Paim sville. O. Ilanrv High Nhool. Arls and .Sienees. . A I ' , ' ice.pres. Red Key; Fr. Crew; ars. Crew; Wearer of C ; X larer of Num.: SC Conun.. Tri ' a-.: (inw (!lub; IFC Conims. 376 Cornell L niiersity . . . . . . Class of 1957 S jringtime in Ithaca (i.e.. Enfield Park) , LLISON PARKER Swampscott, Mass. The Milne Stlionl. H E eonomics. •Barbara ANN PARKER Kenmore. Kenmore High .School. Ajirirullure. • l li. Bacamia. . ee ' y.. Trea?.: W eslminsler: One-World Club: CI K : I. C: .New  rk . tale .Srholar?hip. CHARLES EDWARD PARKER e i Orange, N. J. X est Orange High School. Mechanical Engineering. - ' . .AT.MOS: Fr. Crew; Schools Comm., Sec ' y. MARY ALISO.N PARKER Afton. Afton Central High School. Horn.- Eco- nomics. K A. A Cappella Chorus. .Mgr. ; Westminster; Notables. THOMAS DENNISON PARRISH Gardner. Mass. Gardner High School. Engi- neering Physics. - A E. Scabbard and Blade; Octagon: Naval ROTC Regular Scholarship: Dean ' s List. DOMINICK NICHOLAS PASQl ALE. JR. Dobbs Ferry-. Ardsley High .School. . rts and Sciences. AT. Pres. Fr. Baseball; Newman Club; W-S Comm.; IFC Conini. THOMAS FR. NC1S PATERSON Huntington. Huntington High School. Agri- culture. + i;K. ars. Fencing. Capt.; larer of C : Fencing Club. Pres.: Orchestra. ALBERT ALI.E.N PATTEKSO.N Cbappaqua. Huraue Orel, v High .School. Mechanical Engineering. II K l ' . Treas. ars. (toss Country: ar . Track; Wearer of C : Cornell Cross Country (;iub; John McMullen Scholarship. L RTIN DAVID PAYSON Brooklyn. Erasmus Hall High School. Art and Sciences. T E ■! . VicePres., Treas. (. ' ornell Engineer. ALAN DAVID PEKELNER Brooklyn. New I trccht High School. Arts and Sciences. Cornell Debate Assoc; Hillel; Eurodus P. Kennev Scholarship: Dean ' s List. ROBERT LEON PELI.MW Walerlown. Watertown High School. Arts and Sciences. B i! P. Widow: CLRW; New York Stale Scholarship: Cornell State Scholarship. MILTON PELOMTZ . omerville. N. J. Somer ille High School. Electrical Engineering. .-MEE. Sec ' y.: Hillel. ALA.N IGt,l. S PENSE Delmar. Bethlehem Central High School. Metal- lurgical Engineering. I ;F; Mel. Soc; New York Slate Tuition Scholarship; Cornell Stale Tuition . ' chcdarship. ANTHONY HERSCHEL PERLES Harrison. .Memorial High School. Elec- trical Engineering. . Iu Sigma Tau: Cornell Independent: CI.A. Ex -c. Dir.: W-S Comm.; New York .Stale Scholarship; .New York Stale Cornell .Scholar-hip. DA ID ERIC PERLMAN Ehnhurst. Newtown High School. Electrical Engi- neering. Cornell Widow; Y.A.SNY. X ' ll t Mm 377 BD Melting snoiis provide heniililiil hill (.reek unterldlls. ( ' (niH ' ll L iiirrrsily . . . . I KTI I ' KKIMW . „ik Cily. M.irri- Hi li S.liool. iN an, I SiiriK-,-. ' I ' A. v )OKOTII ' l 1 AKIi: I ' KKIO Kan.lciliili. i. Kamlulpli Hi li Scliool. Aru ami Scii-nce- . Morlarboaiil : ViS(; . WJU; Orchestra; Presidential Scholarship; Xrllie M. I.rwi Siliolarship ; Phi liila Kappa. liK ll KI) l. KENCE PETERSON Westfield. . ,1. W cstfield High School. Mr.haniial Eii inerrinfi. i: A E. ATMOS; W ' SCornni.; Jcilin McMiill.n Scholar- lup. : STEPHAMK I ' HILIP lironx . Bronx llij h School of Music and Art. Arts and Sciences. Kappa Delta Epsilon; ISC; CI RW Comm.: Korno- eidein; New York Stale Scholarship; New York State Cornell Scholarship. I, WVRENCE LEE PHILLIPS New York City. Hronx Hi;:!, , ' cliool of Music and il. Arts and Sciences. K X. Ri r Rc,| Band; Concert Band. JOHN CLARK I ' lEKCK Slaten Island. Curtis High SchooL Mechanical Engi- ni-cring. -X. isiniinster: Octagon; Big Red Band; Concert Band: Cornell .Slate Scholarship; New York .State Scholarship; 1( lullin Regional Scholarship; Pulitzer Free .Scholarships. E. ' THEK HI III PIES Batavia. Batavia High School. Home Economics. Cor- m-ll Daily .Nun. Bus. Bd.; Worldly Wi-e. Bu- . Mgr.; W.S;A Comm.; ISC: Hillel: (Campus Chest Coiiin . t XHR.NA HE1.E. PIKE Flushing. Hayside High School. Arts and Sciences, KoiMos A(iil -in; AS.N . Sec ' y.; Cil ' RW: New York Stale Scholarship. i; RBARA J I DITII PINCIS New York Cily. Bronx High School of Science. Home Econoniii . Kappa Delta Epsilon. Pres. W.SGA, -P; Cornell Dance Cluh; (lass Comms. : larllui Eddy Scholarship: Ann Phillips Duncan .Scholarship. LIEBER IIIR.MH PINKAS Norwalk. Conn. Norwalk High .Shool. Agricul- luri ' . Ho-,Nun!)cKuli : Cornell Countryman; Orchestra; Non-ri-sidi-nl Tuition Scludarsliip. CHARLES EDWAKli I ' lNKM.-l .|j-l,i. ,l.-l,r ( miral S, h..,d. gricul luri ' . Veg. Crops Club; Round-l ' p Club. FERNANDO PINHO ' Kearny. N. J. Kearny Higli .School. Chemical Engimcr- ing. Algonipiin Lodge, W (-ley Foumlation; Folk Dancers ' Club. MARMN JAMES PINN Plainheld. N. J. Plainfiehl High .Shool. rls ami Scieme... -I ' l;!!, Fr, I, iO lb. Crew; Rhythm Club, lin II |( K jnsii ' ii niiOM-: Mount ernnn. Arch. Slepinac High .Shool. grii iillure, . ' I ' A. i-i inghoiise Scii-nce .Scholarship, RICHARD TRE .OiNA PLl ' MMER. II Milwaukee. Wis. Uuh. King High .School. Mi ' chunicul Engineering, A A ! ' , Pi Tau Sigma; ars, l. ' iO Ih. ( ' rcw; Weanr of •(; ; Eng. Council; Crew Cluh: AT.MOS; V-S Comm.: McMullen .Scholarship; Dorm, Counsi-lor. M8 J WIKS GARDNER PLl ' .NKKI I lil aiik. , . W ,-. MiUvaukir I nivcisiiy SoIiodI. ArcliilriMure. A X A, Pic-., [■ ' r. Trarlv; (iinull l)ail Smi; (;CV(!; SC Coiiim.: M -ir (;ir.- Club. Mgr. I ' MUK l i:i, l. K I ' ODKSIA Kinsslon. Pa. Wyomiiif: .S.-niinary. Art- an. I Siitiiio. John Hriiry Mrwiiian Hon. Soc: Newman Club: W. ' ti.A (ionun. ALLAN RAYMOND POLACSEK Saratoga Springs. Saratoga High ScliodI, Inchi-trial anil labor Rrlalion . H — I ' . SC Coinni. JKKR ' i t;ERAKI) I ' OI.l, Jamaica. Drooklyn T.cb. High School. Elcdriral Engineering. ' I ' — -i. Mii Sigma Tau: Er. Crew: lEC Conims. STEPHEN AUCHAEL POLLOCK IJrooklyn. .Ma.lison High School. Engineer- ing Phy.--ic?. T K !•. Er. Swimming: Rocket Society, ice-Pre«.: Cornell Soc. Eng. I ' hy-ics; SC Coninis.; Orcliesira: Octagon: New t ork . ' late .Scholarship; Cornell .■ ' tale Scholar-hi|i: Tuition Aiil .Scholarship: lc lullen ,S ' liolarslii|i. RICHARD I) W in PO.MERANTZ. JR. Phila.lclphia. I ' a. Clidienhani High .School. .- rts anil , ' cienees. Z H T. ice-Pre-. Ritle Team: Wearer o( Num.: or- nell liriilge Club; -S Conini. LLK IIE.M; I ' OOLE liabylon. Monnl ll.rmnn lligli N liool. Arl= anil Sciences. TK h. Men ' s Glee Club; Westminster. EDWIN KEMPTON POPE, JR. .St. Louis. . lo. St. Louis High .School. Hotel Administration. K -. (;HA: HSNL : . nbeuser Busch Scholarship: Dean ' s Li-l. SCOTT MACKINTOSH PAPENFLS Rutherford. N. J. Rutherford High .School. Mechanical Enginiering. !■ I ' A. ATMOS; Fr. Football; Fr. Lacrosse; Vars. Lacrosse: Wearer of Num.: Schools (iomm. Arts and DIAN JOAN PORTHOl ' SE Kent. O. Kent Stale University School. Sciences. AAA. Wk ' d. Conims.; Orient. Comm. KATHLEEN ANN POTTS Lockport. Arts and .Sciences. U I i ■!■. BURLYE BLACKSTONE POUNCEY. JR. Houston. Tex. Englewood School for Boys. Electrical Engineering. K A P. Eta Kappa Nu. CLALDIA ALICE POLND Athol . ' Springs. Transfer from State Institute of Agriculture and Home Economics. Home Economics. ROBERT JOHN PRAT Hudson. Roeliff Jansen Central .School. Agriculture. H X. HoNun-De-Kah; Cornell (-Countryman; Ag-Ec Club; Round-Up Club; New- man Club. ROBERT NOEL PRICE Lockport. Lockport High School. Arts ami Sciences. TK K. (lampus (Ihest: New Ork State Scholarship; Cornell State . ' Scholarship. ELIZABETH l (UIW llogota. N. J. Bogota High .Slmol. Home Eco- nomics. K K r. .S(;A. Leg. Rep.; Class Council; .SC Coinin.. ( lirm.; Octagon: Sec. Comm. Chrm.; F and H Wk. Comm., Clirm. THEODORE E.MIL RAAB .Staunton, Va. Teaneck High School. .Vgriculture. - I K. Vr. Cross f ' ountry; Vr. Track: Wearer of Num.; Varsity Cross Country. Mgr.: IFC Newspaper. Assoc. Ed.: ASAE; Cornell Club of Birgen County Schidarship; Naval ROTC . scholarship. ROBERT JAY RABINOWITZ Brooklyn. Abraham Lincoln High .Shool. Arts and Sciences. CI. ; Model .Nominating ( ' onv.: Better Covcrnnicni ( ' hili; ' loung Deni. (. ' lub: W-S Comm. ROBKRI ' KWDOI.PII K I!EK. JK. West Hartford. Conn. I.oomis . School. Transfer from Rcnssilacr PoKlcili. Insl. Mechanical Eiigineiring. K -V. Komos Aeidein. WARREN STAM.Et R M)LER Brewster. Brewster High Scho.d. rts and Sciences, i: A .M. Pres. IFC: SC Comm. Chrm.; IFC Conims.: W BR. ALYCE RA.MAGE Linden. N. J. Linden High School. Arts and Sciences. . n. W. ' CrA Comms.; Pan-.- m Tempos; Rhythm CUiU. 379 imr W KKMiK STi:i ' lli:. H WIMIM.KK lil.a.a. liay Riil;:. ' Hi li S. luml. Arts and Sciences. A X A. :i.K .NOK Ai i E RAMI ' On.onla. On.onla lli(:li Sliool. Acricullurc. Cor- mil C.umiryman, S.-c: WS(;A V-P: XS(;A Comni.: CIRW; Kr. Cluli: New iirk Stale Seliolarsliip. liNELVN KAPAPORT . iw „i (.ii . lli-li Si liool ..f Mu-i. ;uiJ ,i. Ilum,- Econoniic! . ' I ' ——. Mmlern Dance (Jluli. ALAN STEPHEN RASCH Brooklyn. Poly Preparatory -Scliool. Arts and Sciences. ' I ' - A. JULIE ANNE R. TE Iowa i:il . I(.wa. Iowa City Hiph Selinol. Arts and Srirncc . K . O. English Cliili; -S Conini. Hit II Mil) UOSS R l ' lll!l N Montelair. N. .1. l,inl. lair Hi li .Sliool. Hotel .liiiini tralion. A . . . CUV; HSMA: HEC; Big Red Band: Concert Band. FRANK JOHN RAl SCHENliER(;ER Caldwell. N. J. Caldwell Hipl, Sdmol. Hotel Aihninistration. AX. !• . I!a el)all: Newman Club; CHA; HEC: Ralph llllz Meiniirial Seliolarsliip: New Jersey State Hotel Association . ' elnilar liip; llolcl . ' school .Seliolarsliip. JOHN KAWLINS Johnson City. Johnson City Hi li School. Transfer from ( larkson (!olle e of ' i eehnolo iy. Cj il Enginerrinj;. W ' oley : Frank . Harilinian M ' liiorial Seliolarsliip. l)l!lENNE EDYTHE RAYNES Bronx. Clinsinph.r ( :,.liimliiis High .Shool. rl- and Sciences. Charleston Club. IIOWII) FKWK KF.CTOR Woodland. Calif. Woodland High School. Arts and .Sciences. —A E, Jr. Class Council: . r. (Mass (liitineil: (!(irnell Debate Assn.: W-S Conims. ; Western I ' nion .National .Scholarship. BARBARA ANN HFDDF.N Elizabeth. N. J. Baltin High .Shook Arts and .Sciences. .Mortarboard: W. tJA Coniiiis.; Class Comnis.: W SGA Dornt. Pres.: Jr. Class Council Sec y-Trcas. ; Sr. Class Council, Pres.; SC: Fall Wk ' d. Conini. : SC Comm.; .Xrls Collegi ' Council Comm.: Model U.N.; CI RW. (!amp Counselor; Traiile Foundation .Scholarship. CKKALD EDWIN REHKl Cl.ER North Ko.-e. North Rose High .Shook Trans- fer from Syracuse Univ. Agriculture. ASAE, Vice-Pres.. Treas. ; Delano . ' Scholarship. KllW Mil) M Mil lil.H II lirooklyn. James Madison High School. rl- and .Siences. A ' h SJ, Sec ' y., Pres. ,SC Comm.; Big Red Band: Concert Band. MONA REIDENBERG Reading. Pa. Reading High School- Horn.- Economics. — AT. Ravin and .Serpent; .Mortarboard: ( ' ornell Countryman: HR: llillel; W-S Comm. BERNARD IliWlN lil.l Knmklui. Jaine- Madixm High .Shook Arts and .Sciences. Engli-li (!lub; New ork Stale .Scholarship: (!ornell .Slate .Scholarship; Tuition-. id Scholarship. J i MllElilNF WNFTIF KEISNER New Rochelle. New Roelielle High Sehook il- ami Siences. .SC Comm.: W.SCA: Leg. Rep.: CURW; One World Club. |;KNF:.ST REIT N.w Vork City. DeWilt Clinton High School. Veterinary Medi- cine. T K ' I ' , riii Kajipa Phi; Sigma lota eta: Savage Club; Oelagoii: Men ' s Glee Club. NHHOLAS REITENBM II llr....kKii. Krooklyn High .School of Technology. Iiaii--fcr fniiii I ' .rnnkKii I ' ob !■ ( liiilc lii l. Fli-ilrieal Engineering. - H. aehl Club. RICHARD EDWARD REPETTO Belmont. Mass. Andover High S. hook Vrt- and .Sci ' ines. A . , Rush, (Jirm. Niwnian (!hib; SC Comm. NNE MERRHIEW REt.tl A Scbuda.k l.amling. The Milne .School. Arts an.l Sciinees. CI RW : .New ork Statr- Scliolurship: (. ' ornell Tuition-Aid .Scholar-hip. 1IAR11 RA NATALIE RE.SS Brooklyn. Home Economics. Midwood High .School. -AT. WSCoinm.; WS(;. Conun.; Fr. Class Comm, 380 X ,11 Dim I K()I, mi N |(, I ,i,.a. lllica Free Acadi-my. Home Economics. Wx; .v 2.. Hip.; .S(: Coiniii.: Soph. Class Comm.; New York . ' tate .Scliolarsliip. II ADDON JOSEPH RHODES lihara. Kairmonl High School. Civil Eiifiineer- iiiji. Fr. Feticiiij;; ars. Track; Wearer of Num.; ASCE; BSF; McMullen Scholarship. ELIZABETH ANN RICE Johnson City. j ,lmM,n City High School. Home Eco- nomics. AT. | ' i Delia Epsilon; Coiinkluan, EiI. lid.: Jr.. Sr. Class Council: New- man Cluh: CCR: Campus Chest; Soph. Class Cnmm. J( i:i ' ll IMIIIK Kicr: WIni,- I ' kDn-. Sl.-|,ina.- Hi l. S,h..ol. Arts and Sciences, ' l ' - 1 1. VirmM ir S()ciel ; !■ r. I )ri.nl. Cdinm. NANCY RICH Si. Alhans. Vt. ISellows Free Acadmn. llMrm- Economics. S(;A Jud. Rep.; Saddle Club; Round! p Cluh. JIDITH RICHTER Scarsdale. -Scarsdale High School. Arts and Sciences. .Arts College Council: SC Comm.; V . . . I! R1!ARA ELIZABETH RIES Scranton. Pa. Seranton Central High School. All- and Sdences. :i K. XT. WSGA V-P; WSGA Comm.; SC Comm.; Spring k d. Comm. ; Westminster. MINA RIEUR Lawrence. Lawrence High School. . rts and Sciences. A K l ' , Sec ' y-. Rush. Chrm. Panhel; Hillel, Sec ' y.; Israeli Dance Club; Fr. Orient Comm ; ' SC Comm.; WSGA; W -S Conun. GILBERT NEAL RILEY Sennett. Weedsport Central High School. Mechani- cal Engineering. A X P, Pres. SC Comm. ROBERT FREED RILEY Shelter Island Heights. Shelter Island High School. Arts and Sciences. Waterniargin. Physics Soc; New York State Scholarship. MILLARD GENE RIPLEY llhaca. Ilha.a High .SchooL Mechanical Engineer- ing. + :i K. SAE; AS.ME; SC Conuus. .MARILYNN CAROL RIVES Fayetteville. Fayetteville High School. Transfer from Michigan State University. Home Economics. X t!. acht Cluh; Water Ballet; Outing Club; .SC Comm. JIDITH ANNE ROBENS Poland. Poland Central High SchooL Transfer from Swarlhmore College. Home Economics. -V H A. 4-H Club; Concert Band. TIMOTHY ROBERTS Ann Arbor. Mich. Westtown Friends Preparatoo ' School. Vrchitecture. -i K E. Xi.c-Pres.. Sic ' y. L ' Ogive; Fr. Track: Octagon; CIRW. I!F FRI. ANN ROBERTSON Las Vegas. N. Mex. Las Vegas High .School. rl- and Sciences. K K I . W-S Comm.: Campus Chest; SC Conims. ; Red Cross; ( OIK irl Band: Repertor) Band: Cornell National Scholarship. .4. Co-ordinating W-S co-chairman. CoruoU (iiircrslly . . (Jdss iff 1937 381 ■NBd Hotel execs enjoy America s Only Holrl ■ ADaY. li i.oniell iiiiversity . . . Class of 7957 VANNESS 1) .MI:L ItOIJI.NSON Edinestcm. Edm.slnn Oniral lli li SIi.h.1. Arts and Sciences. —II, Secy., Vice-Pres., Rush, (lliriii., Pres. Fr. Baseball: ars. Baseball. JAMKS jdilN l!(l( KHIII. Constable. Franklin Academy. Ai;rieiillure. Hill- side Co Op. Ill Club: ( T : Round-lp Club: Carl E. Ladd Memorial Scholarship. PAUL LAWRENCE ROl KM (han-i,: . J. Oranjie Hijih .School Sciences. Arts and W II I I 1 I l l IK RODEE Canton. Canton Central High School. Agriculture. All ' . Ho-.Nunl)e-Kah; Round-Lp Club: CATA: F and H Wk.: Cornell Live- stock Judging Team: Esso 4-H l cholarsliip. EDW ARD JOEL ROGERS Bronx. Bronx High .School nt Musi.- and Art. Trans- fer from ISew ork Lniversity. Industrial and Lal)or Relations. K N. CIRW; WVBR: Cornell Radio and Electronics Club; Spring W k ' d. ( ' oriini.; ll.R Cmnin.: Repertory Hand. RITALOL R0(;0 l.eonia. .N. J. l.cnia High School. rl- and Sciences. •I- i; i;. i; i;i! i; M;K0 . KK .Niagara Falls. .Niagara Falls High .Shook Home Eciinomics. — J T. WSG A (!(iniin.; -. ' s Conuns. MANFRED ROOS Springfiel.l. Mass. Classical High School. Arts and Sciences. ■I K II. Fr. .Soccer: Fr. Lacrosse; Vars. Soccer: Wearer of Num.; .Shinguard Club. ELSIE IRE.NE ROSAK Horseheads. Horseheads Central School. Transfer from Penn State Lniv. Home Economics. Home Ec. Club. HICllVHIi LLEN ROSE Miami Beach, Fla. Cheshire Academy. Arcbil.e- tun-. I ' - I ' Cornell Widow. Bus. Bd.; SC Comni.: Cheerleadi-r. LEO.N AKI) KOSE.N I.aurelton. Erasmus Hall High .School. rls and Sciences. K N. Beta Omega Zela. Vice-Pres.. Treas. : Fr. LSI) lb. Clrew: Fr. Track: Physics Society; Cornell Radio and Ehctroiiics Club. Pres.: Outing Club: Model Nom. Conv. : New York .Stale .Scholarship. BERNARD ROSENBEftC Monlnal. K}uv. iNcsi Hill Preparalorv School. h ihani.al Engineering. 3:. I I()S: Fr. Football: Fr. Skiing: SAE: ASME: Ski ll.k: liliaia llorkev Club. l l;(l Kii lMlin BniokUii. Mi.lvNoo.l lligli School. Arts and S.i.-nees. Chein. .Soc: llill.l. FELIX JISTLS ROSF.NGARTE N P.. mi I ' l.a-.mi. Pa. Sohbury School. ri- and Sciences, ( irnell Engineer. • I S N HELEN ROSENO New ork Cily. Hunl.r College High .Shook Arts and Sciences. Cliemislry Club: Folk Song Club: Folk Dunce Club: .SC Comni.: Ni w loik Slate .S ' holar ' -hip; Cornell Scholarship. 382 GERALD lUXSENSTEIN Mi,MI,..„«n. li,l,ll,.,ow„ lli,l, Scl oo]. u. and Sc-i,.nc,;s 1-r. Crrw; Rhylhin Ciuk (),„■ ,„l.l ( lul,; (:a,„|,us Services Comm.; IN ' i-w York btatf biliolarslup. HOUKKT KOSKNSTOCK New York Cily. Ki,-I Jslon Preparatory School rls and N-.cnos. It. Track; ISC Comm.; NSA Comm.; SC Cotnm.: New Y..rk Slate Sliol;u lnp; ( mnill Scholarship. •;UIK KT1IIK KOSENTHAI. Poughkeepsie. Poughke. ' psie High School. rN a.i.l Siences. HO II. !• . Track; Wearer of Num.; IFC; SC Comm; . IK KOSS Kiiglewood. N. .1. Dwiglil Morrow lligli ,Sli„„l. An- an, I Sciences. I - ' 1 ' . SC Comm.; Cornell Secondary School Comm. NORMAN ALBERT ROSS Washington. I). C. .McKinl. ' y High School Me- chanical Engineering. Vars. Fencing: IVCE, Pres.; One World Cluh; Orpheus- Naval ROTC Scholarship. PATRICIA JEAN ROTH .lenkiiiiown. Pa. Jenkiniown High School. Arts and .Sciences. - ' . .Ir.. Sr.. Cla.ss Council: WAA. Pres.; W kM. Comm. .11 niTH ANN ROTHENBERG New York Cih. Fiel,l l„n Preparatory School. . rcliitecture. A K l . Octagon; .SC Comm. DANIEL PAUL RATHMANN Kenmore. Kenniore High S.hool. Chemi.al Engineering. Triangle. AIChE: Japan-America Student Conference Comm.; McNhillen Scholarship; New York State Scholarship: Burrell En-ineerin Scholarship. JOAN ELAYNE ROTHSTEIN Brooklyn. Mi.lwuod High School. Arts and Sciences. Hillel. RICHARD IRWIN ROWEN Brooklyn. Valley Forge Military A.a.lemv. Arts and . sciences. A X ::. Fr. Wrestling; Saddle Club: Jordan). MICHAEL RUBENSTEIN New York City. Bronx High S, hool of Science. .Architecture. ALLEN JOSEPH RUBINER Detroit. Midi. Cranbruuk PicpaialurN .Sehool. Arts and .Sciences. ZKT. Fr. Baseball : .- C Comm.: Class Comm. CYNTHIA RUDE White Plains. While Plains High School. Agriculiure. - AA. .s(: Comm.; Spring Wkd. Comm.; New York State Cash Scholarship. ROBERT HARRY RUDE Eggertsville. Jamestown High School. Electrical Engineering. X .|., Vice-Pres. AIEE: CCYC: IFC; W-S Comm.; John McMiillen holarship; New York State Scholarship; New York Slate Cornell Scliolar.-hip. OANNA RUSS New York City. Taft High .School. Arts and Sciences. Phi Beta Kappa: Writer. Ed. Bd.; Dramatic Club; Westingliouse Scholarship; New Y nrk .State Scholarship. Mo ' DEI.AI IDE S.MITH RU.SSELL (Jreat Neck. Great Neck High School. Home Economics. K A II. Kappa Delta Epsilon; Ivory Tower: WSCA. ' .P: W-S Comms., Co-(Mirm. FRANCIS JOSEPH RUS.SO Geneva. Dc alcs In-liluf. Agriculture. HoNun- DeKah: Ag.-Ec. Chib: Food Tech Club: Coriudl eierans Club; New York State Canners and Frei-zers .Scholar hip. (iERAI.l) CII RLES RLITHEN Y onk.rs. Arts and Sciences. AX-. Alpha Epsilon Delia: Tuition-.Aid Scholarship: .New York Slate Scholarship; New York Stall- (Cornell .Scholarship. I.I.MNK KY Tarrylown. Mar mouiil cadiinv. Arts and .Sciences. AAA. Class Comm.; New York Slate .Scholarsliip. JUDITH ANN SAARl Cannonsvill. ' . Do n-ville High .School. rts an.l Scieiici-s. Sage Chapel Choir. I ' l.OliENCE SABEL lirookhn. lliomas Jefferson High School. Home Eco- nnmi.s. Spool and Keltic; W.S(;A P: Home Ec. Club; Campus Chest: WSGA (!oiiiiii.: Class Comm.: (Irace .Scln ' rmerhorn Scholarship. 383 wmnn MAirilLW WAKKIl.N S. (, I. rraniiiitiliani. Ma.- . Hijililaml Park lli-h School. Chemical Enginefriii(;. T A ' I ' . Jului McMullcn Regional Scholarship. ELINOR SAGER Bavonm-. N. J. Hayonnt- High .Shool. Arts and Sciences. — AT. I ' anhel.; loilern Dance Cluli: Arls College Comm.; Class Conini. W 11.1.1AM J. SAIll.EIN New York Cily. Sluyvesanl Hij;h .School. Mechanical Kn ineerinj:. II . ' I ' . Fr. Track: Enf;ineers Day Conini.; Ni ' w York Stale .Scholarship. (;i .HALD DA ' I1) SAKS Springfield. Mass. Classical Hijih .School. Mechanical Eiiginei-ring. ' I ' K II. Mu .Sij-ma Tau: Kr. Crew; Wearer of Num.; (Cornell Widow, liiis. lid.: Volleyhall Cluh: Vr. Orient. Counselor: John M( Mullen Scholarship. RKDFORD THIRBER SAMIER.SON Alhany. The Milne .School. Hold Ad niini lraliun. Ciirnell Innkeeper: ( H. : ll.S.M.X; Fr. Orienl. (j)un elor; HEC: Orpheus; Mens Clee I luli: I :i erni ' oyes .Scholarship; New ork Siai,. Hotel Scholarship. CON.STANCE MARIE SA.M 1;AT0 Mechanicvillc. Mechanicville High School. Arls and Sciences. l!R : Newman Cluh: WSC.A Jud. Rep.: New York Slate Scholarship; Ne s ' l nrk Stale Ciinull Scholarship. IA RGARET ELLEN SATURN Ithaca. Ithaca High School. Agriculture. (!ornelI (!ounlrynian. Ed. ISd.: Cornell .Saddle Cluh. Treas. CEORCE DI. n:LlNC SALTER Helhe.-da. Md. Rullis School. Engineering Physics. K i;. ( )uill an l Dagger: Fr. (lolf: X carer of Num.; .Men ' s Glee Cluh. Bus. .Mgr.; Naval ROTC Scholarship: Dean ' s List. RICHARD LEON SCHEFFEL Monlgoinery. Montgomery High School. Arts and Sciences, ( harleslon (!lul). -P: Desk Book: LcFevre Scholarship: Kenncy .Scliolarsliip: New York Stale Scholar-hip. RICIIMJD PAUL SCHEIFELE Meln.se Park. Pa. Cheltenham High School. ( lierTiiral Engineering. Triangle. 1F( Comm.: Engineers Day Comm.: John 1( Mullen Regional Scholarship. pEl ' ER SCHEINER Long Island City. Bryant High School. Arls and Sciences. Chem. Soc. ; NAACP; Burrell Scholarship: John .NicMullen .Scholarship. SIMON LAWRENCE SCHEINER Margate. N. J. Lawr.nceville Preparatory .School. Arts and Sciences. 1!K. l i KI SCHICK Forest Hills. Forest Hills High School. Arls and .Sciinces. Phi Beta Kappa: Fr. (!lass f!ouncil: .Soph. Class Council. Pri ' s. WILLIAM SCI11CK1.fr Bellmore. Mepham High SchooL Chemical Engi- neering. AlCliE. JACK CHARLES SCHIFBI.KK . ia..:ara Falls. Neenah High .s,|,„oi. ris and .Sciences. M ' T. Alcph .Saniaih : Fr. I ' lnnis: IFC. Treas.: SC (lonnn.. Co{!hrm.: Newman Cluh: iOung Rep. (duh: .Sicondarv Schools Comm.: IF{ ' ( ' mnm.: W k ' d. Coniii.: Cl ' RW. RONALD FREDERICK SCIILIFSSMAN Bronx. Chrislupher Columhus High School. Transfer from Dellii . gr. Tech. Inst. Agriculture. Poultry ( luh. IHWIN .SCHLOSSBERi; Flu-hing. G. J. Tllden High School. Ari an,l Sciences. ' I ' IC 11. (TRVi; New Y ' ork Stale Scholarship. ERNEST JOSEF SCHMALZ New York Cily. Agriculinre. lg,.n.|uin Lodge, Treas. Poultry Cluh, Sec ' y.: Ag-Uoniecon (!oinm. VNNE DROLET .SCHOEF Manhasvt. Monhas-ei High .School. Hotel Admin- islralion. KAit. Newman Cluh: HE( ' ; Cornell Tuition Aiil: Hotel .School Scholarship. BERNARD LEON .SCHOI.L Bn.okhn. Thomas Je(Ters.m Hiuh .School. Arts and .Scirnci .. Cornell Wriler; (iornell Dramatic ( ' luh: New ork .Stall ' S liidar hip. (;E0R(;E I) MEI. SCIIOONMVKKK ...o.I. Ellen ille High .School. Agri cuhnre, . r I ' . Fr. Track: Rnundl p Cluh: F and H k. t ioimn. Mn n Cornell Ihiiversity . . . . . . Class of 1957 Young lic inhlicfins iiiul jrieud i Ikio i il up lor I In ANDREW JLLIARI) SCHRODER. HI .Moylan. Pa. Swartlimore High School. Industrial aiul Labor Relations. - •! ' . Kosnios: Fi. Konihall; Fr. Baseball; Vars. Football ; Wearer of Num.; Orpheus. JOHN HFNRV . (:HrER(;ER West Hemi slea l. . t. John ' s Preparatory School. Af;ri.ulture. H K T. Ho-Nun-De-Kah; Fr. l.SO lb. Crew; Vars. 150 lb. Crew; Wearer of Num.: Newman Club; Cornell Crew Club; Soph. Class Comm. KENNETH HAROLD SCHILTE Caldwell. N. J. Caldwell High School, culture. A I I ' . Cornell Pre- et .Soc; F and H Wk. Comms. Agri- ALAN HERRERT SCHULTZ Long Beach. Long Beach High . ' chool. Civil Engineering. T A •! . J econdary .Schools Conini. LOLS WEVER SCHLMACHER New York City. Ellis Country Scho..l. Indus- trial and Labor Relations. AAA. Teagle Foundation Scholarship. WH-LIAM JOHN SCHLMACHER Winchester. Mass. Westfield High School. Chemical Engineering. — A E. Aleph Samach. Pros-Ops: Quill and Dagger; Fr. Crew; ars. Crew: Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; Crew Club. ALVIN SCHWARTZ Syracuse. Onondaga Valley .Academy. Transfer from Syracuse L ' nivi-rsity. Veterinary Medicine. 12 Ti). JVM. . LITA HARRIET SCHWARTZ Brooklyn. Erasmus Hall High School. Transfer from Univ. of Michigan. Home Economics. N.SA: SC Coimn.; Orient, ( onun.; Campus Chest ; Octagon. MARTIN VICTOR SCHW R TZ Long Beach. Long culture. K . . Ag.-Ec. (Mub. Pre-.: Campus Chest. Beach High . ' school. Agri- MERLE SCHWARTZ Newark. N. J. Weequahic High Sdionl. An- an.! Sciences. Kappa Delta Epsilon: Cornell Daily . ' un; oung Dem. (Ilub: . C Comm. CARL WALTER SCHWARZ Milwaukee, Wise. Milwaukee Country Day S. ho,d. Ci il Engineering. —X. Aleph .Samach; Pyramid .Society; O ' ' ! ami Dagger: Fr. Crew; Vars. Crew; Vars. Wrestling; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.: Jr. Class Council: Crew Club; Campus Chest Comm. EDWARD MYRON SCILEPPI Rockville Centre. Chaminade High .N hool. .Art- anil Sciences. Z +. Fr. Traik; ars. Track; ars. l.iO lb. Football; ca ir of I : Wearer of Num.: Newman (!lub: . ' C (. ' omm. LAWRENCE JOHN SCOTT Eaton. Pa. Easton High School. Chemiial Engi- neering. A ! ' . Tau Beta Pi: Sphinx Head: Red Key; .Seabbard and Blade; Pros- Op-: Fr. Crew; ars. Crew: Wearer of C : Wearer of Num.; Oew Club: IF(! Comm. Chrm.: Naval ROTC .Shdarship: John McMullen Scholarship; ASVBCO .Shcdarship: NROTC Keg. Com.lr.. CIRW. Fr. Camp Counseh.r. MELVIN HILLARD SCOTT Rochester. Monroe High .S liool. An- and Sciences. ' I- K II. Cornell Writer. Bus. Bd.: Liltli ' Red Band. PATRICIA DIANE .SCOTT Syracuse. Syracuse Central High School. Home Economics. A I ' , Sec ' y. WSCA. VP: W-SComm.; Octagon: CIRW. 385 Corn oil lUirrrsily . . Class of 9J7 Activities fair and Student Council. MKS KISK SCI DDKK .lanu-lciwii. Janustown IIi ;li Scliix.l. M.clianical •!iip;inccring. Al n(|uiii Loiljtr. Mu Sii;ma Tail: (Cornell Dchali ' Association; ( lA: Sapc (iliapcl (!lin ' r: liilin MrMullcn Scliolarsliip; New ' l orl Slate Scliolarsliip. yrVTKICIA ANN SCI i.L Wr.l Caidw.ll. N. J, (;rover Clevelan.i Hi};h Sclinol. Iiansfer from Allegheny College. Agriculture. A .X U. WSGA Coinm. KK SEEI.YBROW N Homfrel Center. Conn. Putnam C. Academy. Arts and Sciences. X 12. Sec ' y. ConNKi.i.i w : onng Rep. Clul), Sec ' y. : (Charleston Cluh; ( !anli-i luirv (!Iuh: Sliiiiml rl C.iiilrl. l- ec, (! mni.: . ( ' Comm.: W Cuniin. KOllKKT NEAl. SKIDKl. Client, llu.l-on High .Shool. Transtei (mm Syra- cuse Iniversity. Agriculture. lgiin|uin Lodge. Cornell (iounlrynian : Poultry Cluh: New ' ork Slate Kegents Si iiolarship. l,l I ' .1F Haifan. eiucu. Farouk !■ ir-l. Kg pl. I raiisfcr (rnni (Cairo I niversily. Arts and SciiMices. Alpha Epsilnn Dilta: One World Cluh: IS(!. Moslem Associa- ion; Yemen Govi ' rnment .Scholarship. SrZANNE JEAN SEKELLICK ll,:un. Alhany High .Sho.d. Home Eco- nomics. — K. .XT, Rush. (;hrui. WAIiR: .S(! Conuu.; (Campus Chest: James 11. M. inning Scholarship; Rice Speaking ( onlest. Knni.KI VMllON-i KK M ' lll.N New Hrilain. Conn. . c Ihiiain . iimi High . school. Electrical Engineering. K — . Desk Hook; Delta (!lid); Newman (duh; Fr. (!lass Comms.; Jr. (lass (!omms.: Hurrell Scholarship: Metiraw ( ' .rant. DIANE SERRER New York Citv. Kiil.Ulnn I ' reparatorv School. n hilcclure. WAIJR: WAA; .Siudenl Art (iuild. Hd.: ran-Am Tempos: Folk .Song Club. i: |i LOUISE SORENSON Maruhcslci. i. (;real Neck High School. lli.ni.- Econoriiii-. On. Wmld Clul.: ( I l. ' W ( niuuis. I UTI KA ' lMDM) . LK. K Kuilurloid. N. J. Kuih.iloid High .Shool. rl- and .Sciences. (TA; Arts College Comm.; Hillel; RInlhm Cluh. LOIS JEAN SHAFFER Kingston. Pa. Wyoming Scuiinar Pi. paratory School. Arts and Sciences. A IC ■! ' . Octagon. iWH SIIVRHON Fln-hing. Jamaica High .School. Arts and .Sciences. A X i. . Widow; ( imMiir N; Spring W k ' d. Comm.; W-.S Comm.; Fr. Orient, ( imui. • |i|; lill siiwiiy •|-,.un,.,.k, N. J. ' Peamck High School. Arts and S.I. PI.,-. Ili; ' |.. (. . P; Sr. Class Comm. HOW RD EI.I.SWOIMII IIK RER. JR. Swarlhmor. ' . Pa. Swarlhmor.- High Si liool. Indu-lrial anil Lalior Relations. - ' 1 ' . I ' res. Alcph Sanuich ; Kosmos; Spik. ' .l .Shoe Soeiely; Fr. (.loss Country ; Fr. Traik; Nars. (!ross Country; ars. Irack: ars. l. () lli. looihall: Wear.r of C : Wearer of Num.: Cross (!ounlr Cluh. D( L(;LAS JOEL SHEFT West Orange. N. J. West Orange High School. il- an. I Sci.nces. HI I ' . Alpha Epsilon Delta. IFC; Fr. Orient. Counselor: (I i W. I I. I amp: lit! Comm.; .Soph. ClaS! ' Comm.: Dean ' ' - List. ■M ( YSEULT VANNE .SHELLEV East Syracuse. East Syracuse High School. Hoinr Economics. A l ' . Rush. Chrin., Prcs. Ivory Tower; Panhil. Couiiill: Cl ' KW. I ' r. Camp; Fall kM. (!omni.; Sa c Cliapel Choir; Oclapon. MWOKII SIIKKiriKK Tel-Aviv, Israel, llerzlia High Sclionl. M,rhani,al Kngiiiitiiiij;, T A ' I ' . | ' i Tail Siunia; Kr. Crew: CDC: Israeli Stiuliiil Organiza- lion: Koreiyn Slnilenl Kxi ' hanj:i- Scliolar liip; Dean ' s l.i-1. JACK SHIKMW Nrw York Cilv. .• lii vesanl Hi h School. Kh-clrical Enjii- neering. ( I : : I 1 1( : ( I Coiuin. LAWRENCE MORRIS .SHERMAN W e-l l ' ..ii. W .si IVrt Orilral Hit;!. School. eierinary Me.jicine. I re. ,1 Cliih: J M . ROGER .MITCIIK.I.I. SHERWOOD Winneika. 111. New Tiin lown-hip llijih School. Mccliaiiical Engincerintr. BO II. ATMOS: Monsanto Scholarship. LINDA ISABEL SHICK Jamaica. Richmond Hill Hi-h School. rls ami Sciences. Cornell Dance (!luh: Pan-Am Tempos: Sluileiii rl ( nihl. Jl DITH RRETZMVN SHIELDS Chevy Chase. Md. National Cathedral .School for Girls. rt- and Sciences. Pan.Am Tempos, Mgr. ; Cornell Writer ; Cornell Engineer: W : -.S Comms. SLE MARI .■ HL DLER Ea.st Aurora. East Aurora Hi-h S, ho, noniics. Home Ec. Club: Westminster. Home Ec ROBERT McMATH SHIRLEY Reisterstown. Md. Boys Latin .School. Agri- culture. . X . . Ho-Nun-De-Kah; Fr. Lacrosse; Vars. Lacrosse; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.: Kounil-l p (!luh. .Sei- y.: C ' antcrhury (Mub. A.NNE SHIFF BAKER Kenmore. Transfer from Lon :wooil Colle;;. ' . Home Economics. Soph, ( lass ( ' onmi.: WS(;A. LEONARD ROY SILVER Brooklvn. James Madison High School. Mrdianical Engineering. :i A M. AS.ME. HENRY MARSHALL SIEGEL Buffalo. Bennett High School. Arts and Sciences. ' I ' K II. .Skytones: WVBR. Bn-. Bd.: N.ptnne Club. Pre-.: Young Rep. Club. icc-Pres. M K 1N SILVERMAN Cleveland Heights, 0. Cleveland Heights High -School. Holid Administration. - 1- II. Fr. Crew; ' ars. Crew; Wearer of Num.: IFC Rep.: CHA: HEC. GA I.E .SIMO.N Rochester. Monroi- High School. Home Economics. Octagon: oung Dem. Club: .SC Conini. DONALD SINGER . nisterdam. .Amsterdam High School. .Arts and Sciences. TE I ' . Desk Book: Hillel; Frosh Club; New York Stale .Srholarship: Cornell State Scholarship. MILTON EDWARD SKIFF Greenwich. Greenwich High School. Agriculture. A r I . Round-Lp Club: F and H W k. Comm.; .Vg.-Ec. Club; Campus Chest. STEPHEN WALTER .SKRAINKA La.lue, Mo. Clayton High .School. Arts ami Sciences. B i: P. .Sec ' y. CI RW . Fr. Camp: SCE: W ' -S Comm.; Campus Chc-t: Sec. .Schools Comm. J NET SLATER Palir-on. N. J. Eastside High School. Arts and Sciences. ■I ' i: i;. Bridge Club. SLUVIN ELLIOTI SI.() IN Mi. ernon. A. B. Davis High School. Arts an, I Sciences. ! ' i: A. Fres. Cornell Sun, Bus. Bd.; CURW; W-S Comm. ROBERT HENRY S L RT St. Albans Bay. Vt. Bellows Free Acarlemy. Tran- fer from Yale ( niversity. Arts and Sciences. ! ' — K. Sigma Gamma Epsilon: Scabbard and Bla,le; Narniid; (Cornell eterans Asso. ; W -.S Comm.; Spring WkM. Comm.; Dorm. Counselor; Big R,-,l BanrI; Naval ROTC Scliolai-biii; Ihiehanan Memorial Scholarship. DONM.I) WIIIIWI N irm l;r,,r,x. ll Hallows Institute. Transfer from lona C,ill,g,-. Imlu-lrial and Labor Rilalions. Il, . ' ars. 1. 0 lb. F ' ootball: .New man (dub: utomidiilf Club: Young Dem. Club: Fall WkM. Comm.; Fr. William J. Kelly O..M.I. .Scholarship. 387 iUkL: y , II W llliiHMOiN SMITH Omoiila. Nalicmal Callir.lral Sihool for (jirl . f;ririilluri-. X iJ. WAA Conini.: (Cornell Slio ; Agronomy (Jlub, Vicc-Prcs.; Naliiinal Farm and (lanlcn Sclmlarsliip! . MIKIAM SMITH lirooklyn. Lincoln High School. Arts and Sciences. One Wolil Cluh: New ork Stale Scludarsliip: Cornell Slale Scliolarsliip: Tiiilion-Aid Siliolarship. MILTON C Ml l. I. SMITH. JR. .Strafford. Pa. Epi opal Academy. Arl and Sciiiuo. — ' I ' I-. MiiiV Glee Club: Canlerhurv Club. ROItKRT NORMW SMITH Jackson Heights. Ramaf High SchooL Arts and Sciences. I ' i Mil Kpsilon: Cliem. Soc. Pres. ; Chess ( ' lub. Sec ' y. ; New York Stale Scholarship: Cornell .State Scholarship. liERNARD JOSEPH SNYDER Ithaca. Ithaca High .Nd.ool. .Meehani.al Engi- neering. TK ' K Vars. 150 lb. Eooiball: Regular Naval ROTC Scholarshi].. lAKKETT in RNER SOLOMON. JR. North Wilkesboro, N. C. Wilkes Central llii;h .School. Transfer from North Carolina Slate College, . gricullure. Poultry Club. ROCKK DWII) SOLOW all. y Str.am. alley Stream Central High School. Arts and .Sciences. Acacia, . ' ecy. Clef Club. Vice-Pres.; Cross Country (!lub; IFC Comm. : Concert Rand: Rig Red Band; Repertory Band, ice-Pres. JLDITH ELAINE SOMMER River Edge, N. J. Erasmus Hall High School. Arts and .Sciences. Kappa Delta Epsilon; One World Club; Women ' s Glee Club. RICHARD JOSEPH SPEHALSKI DuBois. Pa. DuBois High School. Mechani- cal Engineering. .AT.MOS; Fr. Fmiiball: ars. Fontball: John McMuUen Regional .Scholarship. ■ v ll.LlAM CHASE SPEIDEI. Concord. Mass. Mid.llescx School. Hotel Admin- istration. A ' I ' A. IVC; Canterbury Club: YASNY: HEC: CHA: SC Comm.; Automobile Club. FLO RAE SPELTS Grand Island. Neb. Grand Island High .School. Transfer from Lnivcrsily of .Nebraska. .Vrchitecture. A ! ' . CURW; W-S Comm.: Fr. Camp Counselor. E A SL ' SAN SPERLING Brooklyn. Packer Collegiate Inslilule. Arts and Sci.nces. Alpha E|.silon Delta. Treas. ; Cornell Writer: W BR: CDC: YASNY; Water Balh ' l; . Iodid L.N; Octagon; Orient. Comm. ROBERT (;. SPICHER Indiana. Pa. In.liana High .School. Civil Engineering. K 1. ViCstmin-ter Cliarleslon ( hib: ( CR : John .Mc.Mullen Regional Scholarship. t foAN .MAKCIA SPIELBERCiER Great Neck Economics. W.SG. Comm.: YASNY: SC Comn Cornell .Shows, ( o-Chrm. Bayside High School. Home Chrm.; Red Cross, Co(!hrm. ; DEXTER TAI.PEY Adinini-tration. X. -I ' ll I IK V rk liea.h. M.-. .,r . High School. Hotel J MES MICHAEL SPINDLER Elmira. Elmira Free Aca lemy. Arts and Sciences. + T. . rnold .Vir Society: Fr. Football: Newman Club; Charli-ion ( Inh: W-S Comm.; SC Comm., Chrm.; Orient. Counselor. BRADFORD HALL SPRING Allegany. Georgia Military Academy. CimI Engi- iiciiiii;;. I ' lrshing RiHis; (!hi Epsilon: Cross Country: Wearer of Num.: I CF; jiilin McMiillen Regional Scholarshi|i. ROBERT WAYNE . ' TALEY Dayton. O. Oakwooil High S. Iiool. Mechanical I ' .Mgineering. + T. Red Key; Pi Tau .Sigma: ATMO.S; Fr. Crew; ars. Oew; Wearer of (; ; Wearer of Num.; IFC; Wagon Links; Crew ( hih: Campus Chest; !■ r. Camp Counselor. J IL KIM, I( r SLn:i.|) D.nver. t:ol. East High School. Transfer from L. .S. Naval Academy. Chemical Engineering. ' I ' I ' A. ars. Ski Team: W eanr of f :-. CHARLES PERR .STANTON Greal Neck. Great Neck High School. Arts and .Sciences. Fr. I.iO 111. Crew. Mgr. : Vars. Crew, Mgr.; Fr. (-lass Cotmcil; Class Comm.: Crew (!luli: Orpheus; Vars. Manager ' s (Tub, Sec ' y.; SC Comms. ; .Men ' s l.l.r (lull, Tr.a-. KdlUIlT ! WWdOD Deerh.ld. Ml. llighlaixl Park High .School. Electrical l.iigini ' cring. . ' I ' . Fr. .Swimming: 1F(!. Pres. MUi LAWRF.NCK STANLEY STAH l-i from I niv. of Wisconsin. Aiirii iillijn liiiiiii. l- ' ri ' ilonia Hi(;li Silinul ' I ' l A. r„,„| | ,,„.,.ss,„ dull. I ' l m-frl lii(lu l] ' ial ami JOH.N K(H;EK stark Sufiai I.ikiI. Clu-irr Hiiili S,li„ol. Labor Kolalioiis. l ' aTi m IViiipos: llliarlisiun ( luli: ILK ( imiuii, MATTHEW COLI.N STAKR W.sl Oranj;.-. N. J. W .■.■quahic Hij;li S.lionl. EnsiinciTin;; I ' liysics. Pi Oflla Epsiloii. ( ' oriiell Engineer. Eil.: I ' lionoii Sociclv : Physics Soc. ; W -S Coiiim. ; EDay. M H ELI . llErH STAKK t;raiifur.l. N. J. Cranford Hiyli S, 1i„mI. ris ami Sciences. K K I ' . W SGA, Soc. Clirm.; Westminster; W-S Comiii.; Oricnl. Cumin.: CURW. DON l,l TI;IM ' .I:KG Urooklvn. ilnuikUn Terlmieal High ,SIi,m,I. Clirmiral Engineering. A K 11. Kr. Cross Country: Kr. Track; ars. l. ' iO lb. }oiitl)all; Wearer of Num.: L 0 lli. Football Club: .New York Stale .Srholarship: New York . ' tate Cornell Tuition Scholarship : John Mc.Mullen Regional Scholarship. ELSA LIANE . TEIMSRENNER West Hempstead. Hempstea.l lligli Seh„ol. Arts and Sciences. A nil. |),lta Phi lpha. LSA: German Club; Orient. Comm.; Sage Chapel Choir. JANET STEINHORST Whilesboro. Whitesboro Central High Selmol. Hon Economics. A () II. CURW; One World Club; CDC; NSA; Oela,i:on: SC Orient. Comm.: ' i k ' d. txinnn.; LSA; New York State Scholarship. • DKIENNE STEINMAN Brooklvn. In.lu-lrial an.l Labor Hrlalions. l tLLEIV JANE STEKERT Great Ne.k. (ireat Neck High SehooL .Sciences. Raven and .S ' rpenl : .Mortarboard ; Vi SGA. Edue. (!hrm. ; CounciL Pres.; Folk .Sing Club; lA; One World Club; WVISR: CCR. t KSN . rts and Fr. Class . L K1A .STERN Romulus. Romulus High .Srhonl. Agrieullure. A (ill. Cornell Countryman; Floriculture Club; Westminster. ANN STEVE.NS Norlhport. Norlhport High School. Arts and Sciences. KAit. Vi ' SGA; .Spring Wk d. Comm.: Women ' s Glee Club, Acconip. ARLETTE ELAINE STE ENS Delmar. Bethlehem Central High School. Home Economics. II B 1 , Vice-Pres. WSG. . -P; WSGA Comm.; Canterliurv Club; WAA; CCR; CURW Comm.; Orient. Comm.; W-S Comm. KEITH RCHIBALn .STEXC ART .Scarsdale. Scarsdale High .Scho.il. rK and Science-. ATA. .Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Fr. Ski Team; Wearer of Num.; IFC (.cimm.; Dorm. Counselor. | ' ETER DkWITT STOCKS Baldwin. Baldwin High School. Agriculture. II K A. HoNun-DeKah: De-k Bonk: Sr. Class Council; Jr. Class Council; Dorm. Counselor: . g.-Ec. (Jlub; Fall W k d. Comm. f ' hrm.; X -S Comm.: S(! (loinni.: Spring k d. Comm.: IFC Comm. LARRY WALLACE STOKOE .Scoitsvi ture. Ca uga Lodge. Round-Up Club. .Scotlsville High .School. ,-ul- O} Q kvW i m Col lu ' ll hos jiluliiy e.xtcndnl to our northern neighbor. CAtrncU I nir( rsit . . . (Jdss ipj 1937 389 ■Rnn The midnight oil burns in prc Kinition for Itliiica ' s Only Morning fii s m icr. Cornell i niiersity . . . . (Jdss ttf 1957 MKIIM.I, i; K() STONE N.w Mik. 1- 1. l,l-i„ii. ii- aiul Sinirs. ' I ii . New York State Scholarship. Wll.I.IAM CAYI.ORl) STOOPS W ilniini.lon. D.-l. Mt. Pleasaiil Hifih Srhool. lr haiiiial Kii ' ;iniiriii . ' I ' - K. Alpha I ' hi Omega; Big Red Haiiil: Hep. Band; John McMullni Scliolar hip. BKK.XARI) CHARI.KS STOl T. IK. hUeihik.n. IrUerhik.-n (.ntral High School. Agriculture. A I ' I ' . m Di.iiUKin: Niwnian (Muh: Ag.-Ec. (Muh; .Sears and Roe- liuck .Scholarship. ' ' l ' M ' .Kl. HOSK MK N(;iO Scar.-dah-. ScarMlalc High School. H..,,,,- Kco- noinio. Kappa Delta Kpsilon; S(! Cionitn.; Campus (Sliest. JOSEPH SA U EI. STRAUSS Riverdale. Ficldslon High School. Arts and .Sciences. T A ' !•. Vi -S (!omm.; .New ' iirk State Scholarship. A.NAJiEL El. ISA .SIKESINO Eorest Hills. Forest Hills High School. Archi- lecture. . ' Mplia l|iha (Janinia. Vice-Pres.; Dance Cluh: Student Art Guild; New- man Cluh: (:])( ' .: S(; Conini.: Octagon. MKllEl.l.E ELIZABETH .STKIKKK Aew lork City. New Lincoln School. rl- and .S icnces. Morlarl.nard : WSCA, V-P: WJB: W-S Conini.: WS Bd. of Mgrs.; CLRW, Er. Camp Diied.M. ,10HN CLINE .STRICKLER. Jl(. W a-hingicn. D. C. W .stern High .School. Civil Engineering. - ' I ' . Red Key; Pyramid; Scahhard and Bladi-: NIajura: Er. Killc Team; ars. Rifle Team: Wearer of C ; A.S(!E. Treas.; ll ' C (!omm. HENRY KEISER .S ' lRlNK Westlawn. Pa. Wyomissing High School. Mc hiinical Engineering. . X A. Mu Sigma Tau; Fr. Tennis; Wearer of Num.: (!or- mil Outing Cluh; Westminster. SIDNEY SI HER llolvoke. Mass. Holvoke High .S.hool. Arts and Sciences. K . . Cornell Daily Sun, lius. Bd. FRANCIS SULLIVAN Bloomlield, N. J. Bloomfiel.l High School. Electrical Engineering. ATA. Delta Cluh: Newman ( luh: S( ' ( ' omm.: Soph, ( ' lass Comm-. ' .Hll.I.E SITTMEIER Richmoml Hill. Richmond Hill High .Shook Tran- fir from (,)uei ' ns (j)llege. . gricultnri ' . .Soph. Class (!onnus.: W.ilri I ' allel ( luh; .S(;A Comm.. Dorm. Pres. ; New Drk .Siati ' Scliolarshi| . M.ltllil I Il l(l l III! ■ oulh Oiangc. N. .1. (.durnliia High .School. Me- chanical Engini-ering. i. Ri ' d Key; ATMOS; Fr. Fooihall: ar-. Foolhall: Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; Boxing Cluh: .lohn Mc.Midlen S li(dar hip. ' I R(;ARET SUTHERLAND New York City. Walton High School. rts ami .Sciences. Westminster; Teagle Foundation .Scholarship. RONALD LEE .SWAN Ran.h.lph. Randolph Central High .Shook CU Engineering. A.SCE; Nuval UOkC Sehidar-hi)i. 390 II Mini K I KKKMMi sWirC K„ l,-v I (:|,(l.. N. j, |),u;:l,i l,„,.. lli,.|, ' ' I- rl and Si ' icnco. ' I ' K 1 ' . Cdriicli liockcl Soc; l ' li) .i.-s Soc. li: lOUlS TANKS Ilaili, V. l Indi.-. Afiriciiluirc. Mil II KI, CHESTKIi T Ki; M,,,,,,! X.-nmn. A. li. I):ni lli ;!, Sri,u„l. Arl and c ii-rirr . (,()rni-ll Savi vard . JOHN l! KKK TASKF.K, JK. ilillshoro. N. II. llilW.„io Hijil. School. Veteri- nary Mrduin,-. A Z. ars. I ' olo. M ;r.; PrcVtM Club; KoundUp Club; JAVMA. (.Kinun Wir.LIAM TATE 1N,w V„.k CHy. Crover Cleveland High School. Alls and Sciences. Aljilia I ' lii Onw-a; Cdrnrll Dihair Assoc; Cornell Rocket Soc; Economics Club. .1 MKS T LOR Nrvv York Cily. Agriculture. W i: ll|)l.sO TAYLOR Gilboa. (iilboa Central High Seho.,1. AgrieuL tiire. ' I ' K 1. It. Lacrosse; Vars. Lacrosse; Wearer of Num.; W-S Conini.; Kr. Class Comm. MYRON MORTON TEITELBAUM Brooklyn. Abraham Lincoln High School. Arts and Sciences. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Khvthni Club: Better Gov ' t Club- Octagon; NISA. Dir.; CIA; Dean ' s List. HERBERT TERRACE Brooklyn. Stuyvesant High School. Arts and Sciences. -A.M. Fr. Cross Country; Fr. Track; Vars. Track; Vars. l.SO lb. Crew: Dorm. Pres. yjOHN GURNEE THEW. JR. Agriculture. Pomology Club. Campbell Hall. Campbell Hall High School. FRED HOWARD THOMAS Ithaca, lihaca High School. Architecture. 1 ' I ' J.. Aleph Semach; Pi Delta Epsilon; Kefti; Fr. Track: Wearer of Nutn.; Cornell Widow, Art Ed.; Octagon; Cayuga ' s Waiters; Cornell Men ' s Glee Club. JOSEPH ALFRED THOMAS Manila. Philippines. Haverford Preparatory . chool. Transfer from Williams College. Hotel .Administration. X ' I ' . .Majura Nalanda. Pres. Aquarius, Vice-Pres.; Vars. Swimming; Wearer of C ; W-S Comm ' s. ; CHA; HEC; Cornell Student Veterans . ' ssoc. FREDERICA LOUIS THOMPSON Washington. D. C. National Cathedral School. Arts and Sciences. K K I ' . Rally ( omm. WILLIAM HENRY THORN E Rochester. Irondequoit High School. Agricul- tur. ' . IM ■! ' . Cornell .Soc. of Aqr. Eng. : Automobile Club; Van Dale Farm Machinery .Scholarship. RAYMOND WEBSTER TILLMAN lialtimorr -litnte. Mechanical Engineering. .ASME. Mil. llaltimore Polvte BARBARA JANE TIMEN Tuckahoe. Roosevelt High School. Arts and S(icnies. AK I . ConNELLiAN; Octagon; SC Comm.; Jr. Class Comm. II mill ANNE TI.SCHLER Schenectady. Albany Academy for Girls. Hotel Ailministralion. K A O. Ye Hosts; SC Comm., Sec ' y.; SC Bd. of Dir.; WSGA VP; CHA: HEC: 1I M : W-S Comm.; Orient. Comms.; Wk ' d. Comm. liunKRT riTlS. JR. WCbst.r. I ' eddic. Transfer from Brown University. In.lii-lrial ami Labor Rilalions. - N. W-S Comm.; IFf: .Service Comm.; Dorm. Coll flor. NEIL EMANUALTODREAS Beverly, .Mas.s. Beverly High SchooL Mechanical Engineering. II A ■! ' , Pres, Scabbard and Blade; Saddle Club; Yacht Club; Soph. Class Comm,; IFC Comm.; S econdary School Comm.; Naval ROTC .Scholarship. RlliV LYNN TO IBER(; RoekviHe Centre. .South Side High .School. Home Eeononiics. YAS.N : W l!R : Octagon: Tennis Club. MVR ' ALICE TO.MPKINS Chicago, III. Francis Parker High .School. Arts and Seiences. Writer. Ed. Bil.: .S(;. ; SC Comm.; Cornell National Scholarship. 391 f- € Aik 1 High School. Arls ami jnSKI ' ll T()(l( IIIN l!r,M,kliiir. . Ias . Itni.ikli Sc ii 111 . -. I ' 1 A. ar-. S |ua li; Vi -.S ( iinini. I ' AtL I(1(I1 K1) TREGIKTHA l!looiiilii-l l. N. J. liloonih.1.1 Hi;:h Shool. ML-i ' haiiical Kiifiincrring. X ! ' . ATMOS; Vars. 150 Ih. Ofw: WcariT of .Num.; Nfwnian ( ' hih: Fr. Orient. Cumin.; SC Comm.: McMulli-ii I iiilir;:railiialf Scholarship. M. RV JKA.N 11 Ml ' A.NE Corning. C!orning Free Aeailiinv. Arcliiticlure. A •! ' , Vicel ' r.-. Ivory Tower; W S(;A 1 ' : Vi S IW. of .Mgr ' s.; W-S Comm.; Newman Club: Cornell Women ' s Glee Chil). li l!UM, liWDOI.PH THRGEON Lafitle, La. Summit High School. Trans- lii Iroin I niversily of Vermont. Arls and Sciences. K — . Sigma Delia ( ' hi; I ' i IJelta Epsilon; The Cornell Widow, Ed.; Rotary Club Scholarship. GALE IIAKT TlRNlil ' LL I ' ouml Ridge. Clialliain High School. Home Eco- nomics. I ' ransfer from Hood ( ollege. — K. W. ' tiV, Leg. Rep.; W-S Comm.; ( C ' C: Fr. Orient. Comm.; Westminster. A;E0RGE1NA GORDON Tl ' R.NIULL Chevy Chase. Md. Sidwcll Friends High .Shool. .Arts and .Siences. K A. Cornell Folk Dancers; Orient. Comm.; W-S Comm.; Sage Chapel Choir. Mdl.lli: I:I.I 11I;TI1 n HNKK Ha lelon. I ' a. antl Scifiices. AAA. SC Coniin. Ha lelon High School. Arts SALI. ANNE TIITHILL Natick. Mass. Natick High , ' rhool. Horn,- Eco- mniics. Transfer from Hood College. — K. . I . WSGA, Leg. Rep.: W ■. ' s l!omm. ; Comm.; W -. (_!oinms. ; Fcfleration of Women ' s Cluhs Scholarship. JOHN MORLAND TYLER Glastonbury. Conn. W in.lham High School. Arts an l Sciences. Telhiride. Red Key; Fr. Football : !■ r. Swimming; Wearer of Niirii.: Mil!: Cl 1! : Fai iillv Ciniini.: SC Comm.; Cornell National Scholarship. {OIU ' .HT TRACY TYLER Fr.-wsburg. Frewsbnrg High School. Transfer (idiii lfrcd Lniversity. Inilustrial and Labor Relations. ILR eterans Org.: ll.i|ili l Sliiili-iil Fcllowsliip. WIKS KOBEUr IHLINGER Jamaica. Jamaica High School. In.lusirial and Labor Relations. ' I ' — K. Kosmos; Cornell Pre-Law See; Red Cross; W-S Comm. ROXANNA LINCOLN l RQl ' HART Youngstown. Lewistown Porter Central High School. Home Economics. A i A. Vi eslmin-Ier: Ag-Domecon; Sage Chapel (!lioir. (.lOHt.K COTT. JR. Mipunl .im..ii. M.mhiI Herman S.IiomI. Agricul- r, A . A. I- 1. Lacrosse; Round-Lp Club; IIC, LEO VANDIJK Rye. Mamaroneck High .Shool. Veterinary Medicine. AT, A . Fr. Swimming; Vars. .Swimming: Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; . quarius; Newman (Jkib. EI)(i R HOWARD AM. jH. I ' ill-burgh. I ' .i. x,mworth High School. Me- rliaiilcal Engineering. T. Scc ' y.. Treas. W-S Cnunn. Co-tihrrn.. Hd. Igr.: Eilward 1. liuirell Scholarship. CAROL JOHANNE MNCENT Wilmington. Del. Mount Pleasant High School. Home Economies. Kappa Delta Epsilon: Oiniiron Nu: Pi Lambda Thela: Wearer of C ; WAA. Treas.: Cornell (iountryman: Charleston Club; YASNY; One World Club; Fr. Orient Comm.: (ianipus (ibest: SC Comm.; Fr. Class Council: Danforlh Fri ' sbman Summer Fellowship; Mount Pleasant .Mumni Scholarship. liOliERI ' JOSEPH NEKSTANDIG Delmar. Albany Academy. Agriculture. •X ' I ' . Alipb Sainacli; HoNun De-Kah : Scabbard and Blade: Fr. Football: Fr. Ha-eliall: ars. .Siccer: ars. liaseball; Wearer of C . Hi; Ml 0(iEI. I.aurehon. Far Rockaway High School. Arls and Scienci-s. Kapp.i D.lta Kp il. n: M.Mlel I .N. . LOI. I K l)NKI KOW.-KI .Shcncclady. M.uil I ' liasani High Nbc. Economics. Anil. V SNY, Treas.; Ciorncll Outing Club; Weslminsier. Ib.iue JOHN CHHI KH ' IIIH W G I li Easi . raeuse. East Syra.u-.- High , bool. gricultnri ' . ■ PMHICn ANN W GNER Endieoil. Lnion-Emlicolt High .S Imol. gri.ul- liir.. N. « iirk Slate Cash Sc li ilar-bip. 392 (onicll I nivi ' i ' sily . . ,CI(iss of 1957 Noting Thespians al iiork. SHIRLEY ELFLEDA Vi AGONER Albany. Tlie Milne Scliool. Home Eco- nomic?. K K r. Omicroii Nil: W . GA. P; Stuil.-Fac. Comm. of Home Ec: W-S Gonini.: cstminsler. STEPHEN WAINGER Schen.-clday. Notl T-rrac- Hiiili Scliool. Arts aiul Sciences. Pi Mu Epsilon. ADAM WALINSKY Wa liin,;:!..!!. I). C. Wnn.lniw Wil-on Hiiih Schuol. anil Science?. SC Comm . Arl CLINTON BROCkW A WALKER Washington. D. C. Woodrow Wilson High School. Arts and .Sciences. X +, ice-Pres. Orientation Counselor. DANIEL CRAIG WALKER Tarrytown. Archbishop Stepinac High Schonl. Hotel Administration. 2+. Treas. Fr. Track: Newman Club: Charleston (!lub; I HA: HEC; F an.l H Wk.: HSMA. STEVEN BEN.1 A NHN WALLACH Bronx. Stuyvesant High School. Arts and Sciences. Alpha I ' hi Omega, . lpha Epsilon Delta; HiUel: ( ' ornell Savoyards; Young Israel Chapter; SC Comm.: Campus Chest; New York State Regents .Scholarship; Cornell Slate Scholarship. STl ART ALAN W I,T M N Brooklyn. Talmudical Academy. Arts and Sciences. NSA: Hillel. .MARC MILD MANDEL .New ork City. Columbia Grammar Schook Arts and Sciences. CDC, Pres.; Cornell Rhythm Club; W A BR. ROBERT BIDDLE W ' ARNE Elmira. Elmira Sonthside High School. Industrial and Labor Relations. Acacia. Cornell Daily Sun. Photo Bd. FREDERIC WELLINGTON WARNER Seattle. Wash. Webb .School of Call fornia. . rls and Sciences. T K K. Crew Mgr.; Fr. Orient. Counselor; Fr. Camp Counselor; CL RW Comms.; Dorm. Counselor; Campus Chest Comm.. Chrm.: Rcil Cross. JACK KENT WARREN Chappaqua. Ticonderoga High School. Mechanical Engineerings. Pi Tau Sigma; Pi Delta Epsilon; (lornell Engineer. Treas.: Rifle Club: .ASME: New York State Scholarship; Cornell Slati- Tuition Scholar hip; John .Mc.Mullen Regional .Scholarship; Dean ' s List. JANE STAFFORD WARREN Murray Hill. N. J. Summit High .S( hool. An- and Sciences. W. . ; Dance Club: , rts College Councd; (1 RW; Octagon; CCil!. ROBERT TAYLOR WARRIN{;T0N Los Altos. CaliL Mountain Mew High Sihool. Chemical Engineering. AT!;. Fr. Orient. Counselor; Congregational Stu L Assoc. Pres.. Treas.; W-S Comms.; CLRW Student Bd.; CI RW Cnmni.: McMullen Regional .Scholarship. JEANNE HLNTINGTON WATERS Buffalo. Buffalo Seminary. Home Eco- nomics. IIH ' K Omicron Nu; W . GA Comm.; WJB; CCR. ROBERT BACH W ATTS Nutley, N. J. Nulley High School. Arts and Sciences. AX. Fr. Crew: IF(! Comms.. Chrm.: .Naval ROTC .Scholarship. -[   «- T 393 mrrrr (itrnrll I nivrrsily . . . . . . Class of 79.57 Goodnight little girl, goodnight! MMilL ' lN WA ! Prlham. Pilham M.-nuirial Hi li clio .l. Arts and Science . II I ' . ' ! ' . Panlirl.; Jr. Cla- s Council; SC Comm.; Campus Charities; Soph. Class Conini. ELINOR 1SEBER Ithaca. Hope Hi};h School. Transfer from Pemhroke Col- lege. Arts an l .Sciences. Fr. Orient, ( omm.; ISC. LOUSE WKCHSLEK .New Kochelle. .New Hochelle Hijih Srh..ol. rl. an.l Sciences. —AT. Campus Chest. IIIIW liiinilil i;i l;lH(. East Orange. . . .1. Poly Prep. Arts and riin(e . ' I ' K II. (.orneli l)el ale Association: S niing Dem. (!luli. ice-Pres.; (!or- nell Dramatic Club; Hillel Comms. ; lEC. lOHN MO.NE WEIL New York City. Bronx High School of . Science. Agri- lulture. II A ' l . HoNun-De-Kah : Pi Dilta Epsilon: Cornell Daily Sun. Ad. Mgr.: g.-Ec. Cluli; W k d. Comm.; Soph. Class Comm.. Co-Chrm. EDWIN EMANLEL WEIL New York City. Stuyvesant High School. Arts and Sciences. New York Stale Scholarship; Cornell Slate Scholarship; Dreyfu s Memorial Scholarship. W l IKK I lloM W i;iNI!ERG .S,henecia,l . I ' lMJiips Exeler Academy. Me. I hanical Engineering. ' I ' I A. .Shinguard; Fr. Lacrosse; Fr. Soccer; ars. l.acroose; W rarer of Num.; Cheerleader: SC Comm.: Frosh Register; Fr. Orient. ( ' omni. JOSEPH IDDINGS WEINSCHENK, JR. New Ca-lle. Pa. Ihe Mercer-hurg Academy. .Agriculture. ' I ' P A. Veg. Crops Club; SC Comm. BARBARA ANN W ' EISS.MAN Lynbrook. Lynhrook High .Shook Home Eco- nomics. Fr. Oriinl. (. ' omm.; Cornell Dramatic ( ' lub: Hi-Y Scholarship. STANLEY W ' EISSMAN New York City. Bronx High ,S hool of Science. Veter- inary Meilicine. Algonipiin Lodgi ' . JWMA; Sigma Iota Zela. STEPHEN HENRY WEISS N.-w R,.. hell. ' . New Rochelle High .School. Arts and Sciences, li 2l I ' , Rush. Chrm. (.)uill and Dagger; Fr. Ti-nnis; Vars. Tennis; eanr of .Num.; Fr. Camp Counselor: Fr. Oriinl. (!omni.; Lagon Winks; IFC Connn,. (Jirm.: Soph. Class (!omm. FLORA TERESA W EIN.STEIN Brooklyn. Erasmn- Hall High School. Home F.ionomics. ■!• 1 1. Pres. SC Ccmnn,: WSCX. Leg. R.p.: W BR ; W kM. Comm.: Orient. Comm.; W ' SGA Comm., C ' hrm. Jl DITH I.EMl WEIXEI. Brooklyn. James Ma.li-on High .Shool. Home Eco- nomii . ( iiiiiell Danci ' Club; Home Ec. Club. IIMI WKI.LMW .STANSFIEI.D Xuburn. nliurn East High .School. Arl« .mil Si iini I-. AT. hory Tower; Desk Book; WSliA. P; W-S Comm.; Campus I he i : W k il. (!oinni.: Orient. ( nini.; .SC Comms.; .New York . tale Scholarship; I ornill Tuilion Scholarshi| . (IIYRLES HANFOKD WELLS Hamilton. Hamillon Central High School. grirnltnn-. A il -I ' . wn ' ' (.l.OKIA KIIM; WKI 1 Hiooklyn. Jaim-s _Ma(liM M Hit;li S.IiodI. An- an. I ■i ■ll|■| ' . S(.A l.rg. Kip.; Outiii}; ( ' lul); llcor r Vasliini;ti)n LrKi ' vrc Sclidlai i rip; Otto M. Eiillitz Srlinlar-liip: Tlioinas Saxlon tirassflli Srliolarsliip; Adianl LoM-nburf: C luinistry Awanl. ALAN JOHN WKRNEK. JK. Ccniinf;. Coinint; li.-,- , a.lm.y. Art- an.l Sciences. Lniver ity Onlieslia. Pro.: liij; Kiil Hanil; ( nmiii liaiul; ( liaiiilMT Music: Cornell Slate Seliolar-liip. v Mr W l.- lil UN ,« Inrk Cilx. Hiinl.T Cnll,-,- Hif:li S.li.u.l. Aj;ririillure. K K I . .,s Coiiiiii.: CI K . . M. 1 W l Tlli;iMKK Loiif: Beadi. 1 ony, li. ' acli lli li S.liool. Hiijiir Keo noinii!-. SC Comiii. : Campus Chest; WSGA Jud. Kip. ELIZABETH ANN WE. TIN Scarsdale. Siarsdale llioli S, li„id. lloni.- L.o- iiipinirs. AT. Raven and .Srpiiit: W . ' C. . H; Er. (!ouncil: . opli. (Council; Exit. Board of CCK; CLKW Coram.; Soph Cla-s Conini.. CoClum.: CI K V: SC Orient. Comm. HENRY GEORGE WETZLER. JR. Hinsdale. 111. Hinsdale Toun-hip Hijih Sihool. Arts and Sciences, . cacia. Martin Insull Scholarship. ROBERT WHITE Queens illa e. Jamaica High School. Agricullun-. A - ' I ' . Er. Crew: ars. Lacrosse: Round-L ' p Club; Ag.-Ec. Club. JOHN HOWARD WHITE. JR. Harrison. Harrison High School. Hot,! dmni i lration. -X, nudd ir .Sniirty ; CHA; CHR ; W-S Comm. PH LLL-; WHITIIEU Snvd.r. Amherst Central High School. Home Eco- nomics. — K. X r. X ' .SGA Comms. : Sears Roebuck Scholarship; Carrie G. Brigden Scholarship. ROBERT W I lids ' ! WHITNER Allentown. Pa. Allentown Higli .School. Electrical Engineering. -N ' I ' . McMullen Regional Scholarship. (;E0RGE CLARKSON WHITNEY. hi. Worcester. Mass. Worcester Academy. Mechanical Engineering. — + K. ars. Lacrosse Mgr.; Wearer of C ; SC ( omni. STANLEY BIRT W HITTEN Vi inter Park. Fla. Woodrow Rilson Senior High School. Mechanical Engineering. K . Pi Delta Epsilon; ATMOS: Kappa Beta Phi; Cornell idow. Bus. Mgr.. Circulation Mgr. R0(;ER TRl E.MAN Vi FCKERS Ridgewood, N. J. Ridgewood High School. rls and .Science-. . A ' I ' . rls College Council; Secondary i chools Comm.: Campus Chest. v NACHU.M WIESENKELU BrookKn. Talmudical Academy Agronomy Club; Pershing RiHes; Octagon; SC Comm. DONNA HAYES WILCOX Montoursville. rts and Sciences. AAA. SC!. Agriculture. - A .M. Pa. Monlour-ville Hi;;li Sihool. Rl TH WILLARD Buffalo (!lul): Equitation I eani. Buffalo Seminary. . rts and Sciences. . •! ' . Saddle W ashinglon, D. C. St. Alban- High School. ROBERT EKANCLSWILLEt. JR Arts and Sciences. X . Fr. Crew. RICHARD RAYMOND WILLIAMS. JR. Cape Mav Court House. N. J. Middle Town-hip High School. IImIiI Admini-tralion. HSMA: WVBR: CHA: HEC ( ionuns. S l.l. W 11,1.1 Wl. ' - New ork Citv. The New Lincoln Sehiiol. Art- and .Siinces. WSGA. V-P; VIA; Cornell Folk Darners; LSC; C:l R X. Er. Camp (Counselor: Orchestra: New York .State Sriiolar-hip; New York State Cornell Scholarship. JAMES EDWARD WILLIAMSON Holyoke. . la- . Chadwicks High School. , rts and Sciences. Newman (!lub: CLRW. Kr. (!am[) ( ' ounsi lor; Dorm. ( jiun-i lor: Kali Wk ' d. (!omm.: .New York Stale .Scholarship: Cornell I ' niversily Scholar-hip. W ILLIA.M CAMERON W ILLIS. HI Garden City. Baldwin High .S.hooL Agri- culture. AX. .Sec ' y. Ho-Nun-i)i--Kah: .Vg.-Ec. (lluh: Cornell Pre- et Soc: Soph, (lass Comm.; Jr. Class Conun.: .Spring Wk ' d. Comm.; Fall Wk ' d. Comm.; -SC t iinnn.; Octagon. ,S jUill V V 395 |(l N IIX) kill;;-10Il. KiIlH IUll lll Jl School. A II II. oun{: Rep. Club; Newman Club; VASNY. jdllN DWID WINDH.VM Lake Charles, la. Lake Charl 1 raii-fer from Tulane I iiiv. riiullure. — A K. rt? and Sciences. Hiuh SchooL -TKI ' HKN IIKKHEKT WI.NK; (;hnrrsville. (;lover- ille Hi|ih .School. . ru and Sriinei-. T K ' I ' . -S Conini.: Fall k l. Conini.; .Men ' s Glee Club. lAlAKC el 1 IIKI.KM-: W l. HE.NGK AD CalskiU. Calskill High School. Arl and . ciences. llillel; W SGA. Leg. Rep.; CCD; Vi BR. Bu . Mpr.. Sales Mgr.; Octagon: Pre-Law Sociely; Hillel Conims. ; New York Stale Scholarship; Cornell Tuition Siholarship. RALPH K ERETT W L ,M)1{ llarpurMille. Harpur ville High School. Agri- culture. Kappa Phi Kappa; HuNunDcKali: 1 CF; C. T. ; Sears Roebuck . ' cholarship; Ward W . . ' Elevens . ' cholarsliip. 1 K i: CE ELGENE WITMER Elmont . .Sewanhaka High SchooL Arts and Sciences. Baptist .Student Fellowship: CLHW. Fr. Caniii Counselor: Big Bed Band; Concert Band: .Naval ROTC Scholarship. . TA-XLEY ARTHUR WITZEL. JR. Stoughton. Wis. Stoughton High School. Transfer from 1 niv. of Wisconshi. iterinarv Medicine, i) T 2:. Phi Eta Sigina; PhiZeta; JA M . Vc (;RACE LILLIAN WOHLNER Far Ro kawav. Far Rockaway High School. Arts and Scii ' nces. S(;A Leg. and Jud. Reps.; . student An Guild: WS Comni. : llillel Comms. : New York State Scholarship; Cornell State Scholarship. JOHN ROBERT WOl.BERG Mount Vernon. A. B. Davis High School. Mechan- ical Engineering. II . ■! ' . Kappa I au (!lii: W-. ' s Comm.; .Soph. Class Connn.; Orient. Comm.; Campus Chest: .McMullcn Regional Scholarship. LDWIN 11AKK1 WOLF Hahimore. .Md. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, necring Phvsics. Z K T, Pres. Fr. Swimming; IFC, Comm. Eni;i- LAWRENCE HARRY WOLF Buffalo. Bennett High School. Arts and Sciences. ' I ' K II. Widow. Pub. Rel. Mgr.: Fr. Comm. MARTIN SAMUEL WOLFE Scranton, Pa. .Sranton Central High School. Arts •inil Sciences. ' ! i) A. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Fr. Basketball; Wearer of Num.: llilia Phi Omega: Hillel; Octagon. lEl.EN F. ' THER WOLFF Boston. Mass. Newton High .School. Arts and Sci- enc.s. Kappa Delia Epsilon: WSGA Leg. Rep.: SC Comm.: YASNY: Rhythm Club; Octagon; Campus Chest. BARBARA ANN OODRUFF .--arana. Lake, . arana. Lake High School. Arts and Sciences. . Z A. F anliel.: Interprotestant Council: Westminster; New York Stale Scholar hip; Cornell National Scholarship. STEPHANIE GAIL WOODS Grand Island. Tonawanda High .Shook Ar.hi- cinre. (!ornell Engineer: .New York Slate . scholarship: Cornell Slate Scholarship. DONALD Dl RYEA WOODWORTll Troy. Unsingburgh High S.hool. Hotel Administration. ' I ' K i). SC Comms.: Dorm. (!ounselor: CH. : Oriinlalion Comm. : HF C: Fred A. Simonsi ' ii .Scholarship. DONALD IRW IN W OOLFOLK New York City. Ciommerec High School. Art- and Sciences. Watermargin. SC Comm.; Arts College Council; Slud.-Fac. Comm. EV M RI W OOLFOLK l.indenhurst. Bay Shore High School. Arts an,l Scienc.-. A I ' II Fr., .Soph. Class (louncils; .Arts Collegi ' Council: . ' tuil.Fac. ( omrii. :J i;l li;n Ul l i; Woiail l l,nrMo«n. Irvinglon High School, . gricul- III].. V B R1ILE liER.NKl.I. W BIGHT Mechanicsbuig. Pa. Mechanicsburg High Si hool. Hotel Administration. ' I ' . Red Key; e Hosts: Fr. Lacrosse: ars. Football. Capl.: ars. Lacrosse: Wearer of ( : W farer of Num.: ( H . Brd. of Go ' . : HE(!: Soph. Class Comm. JWIES BROOK- WRIGHT Concrete. Wash. Concr.le High SchooL Transfer from Western Washington (jdlege. In lustrial and l lior Relations. ' I ' — K. Kos- riio : W k ' ll. onim.; ! C Cumin.; Men ' s Glie ( hib. .i ' Kt l li( I W I IMII Cianfoiil. . . J. Cranforil Hif;li School. Arls and Science?. K All. Niwriuin Cluli: Ocla ion: ' I ' rafilc Scholarship. Mi.KN WYMIS .N ' KK .N.warl . N. J. W V,-.|iiahic Hiyh School. Arts and Sci- ences. K . . Radio Anialrur Cluh: Hillr Huh. RONAl.l) NOKMAiN 1KAPI.F. Ro. h.-sur. Wrsi High .Scho.d. Eh-nriral Engi- nrcrin;;. K A I ' . Sic ., iccPrcs. Engineers Day Comm.: Cornell Cluh of Roches- ler: iNew (irk State Siholarsliip: !New York State Cornill Regents .Scholarship. BRUCE EARLE 01 N(; Whitehall. Whitehall High School. Arls and Sciences. -•I ' . Arnolil ir Smiely: Cheerleader: New York State Scholarship. hO.NALO ClIKSTKR ()IN(; Coliindjia. In. I). H. Hickman High .School. Transfer from 1 in . ul Missouri. f;ricullure. HARVEY MlCll.Ma. MJL.NC; Foiest Hills. Uron.x High School of Science. Arts and Sciences. Seal and .Serpent. W-S Comm.; SC Stud.-Fac. Comm. iXaYLA EILEEN AKVKIN Mmiii, .llu. Monticello High School. Arts and Sciences. l i: i:. Pi Lamhda Th.ta: Desk Book; Hillel: WVBR: Dorm. Social Comm.; New York State Scholarship; Cornell Scholarship. MARTIN ELLIOTT ZALES AUentown. Ha. Allentx)«n High School. Arts and Sciences. II A l . y JUDITH ELLEN ZANGER Brooklyn. LaFayette High Scliool. gri ulture. Folk Song Cluh; .Saddle Cluh. WILLIAM JOHN ZAWTCKI Dunkirk. Foreslville Central High School. Agri- culture. AIM ' . Ho-.Xiin DcKali; Ag. Doni. Council; Newman CAuh; Pomology Cluh. JANET ANN ZAZEELA New York City. High School of Music and Art. Arls and Sciences. ' — — . WILLIAM MORRIS ZEIT New York City. Stuyvesant High School. Arts and Sciences. Fr. Crew; .Sec ' y. Undergrad. C.liem. .Soc. RAYMOND DONALD ZELEK Ford City. Pa. Ford City High School. Chem- ical Engineering. ' I ' K i:. Sphinx Head; Pros-Ops.; . leph Samach: Fr. Basket- hall; Fr. Golf; Vars. Bask.thall; Vars. Golf; Wearer of C ; Wearer of Num.; Cornell National .Scholarship. CHRISTINE TIFFANY ZELLER Jackson Heights, (iarden Counln Day School. .Arts and Sciences. X H. Sentinel — Newman Club Public; . ' C Comnis.; Campus Chest. HAHr. H IKl.l KR Roclu-i, Hrighlon Hi;;li School. Agriculture. K . O. Diploma time tit lost. ConioU I iiircrsity . . . . . Class of 1957 :i )l (.onii ' il I nivvrsity . . . ( ' lass of 1937 J M-NA iri ' l.N KroukKii. Mi,lu„u.l lli;;li liool. rl an. I .-.ii-n.-,-. I ' lii lirla Kappa: I ' lii Epsilon; Mortarlxianl: Curnell Daily . un: rilrr. Kil.-in-Cliif t: WSGA: Ni ' W ork Slali- Scliolar-hip: (xiriull Slair Sc liolai liip: DianV List. ARTHIK JOSEPH IH(,I:K. ,IH. ' iiuikrr-. K,M,-.■ .ll llif;li Sdionl. Afiri.-iil- Inri ' . Al (in(|iiin l.dcl;;! ' . Arnolil Air Sooirl : Pri-Arl. (!hili. EKIC KLKT ZITZ.MANN Uii.ms. Gn.ver Cl.-vi-lan,! Hit:li Nl I. it- aiul Sciences. ' I ' lvll. Alpha Epsildii Delia. Sim ' v.: Cliaile-Inn Cliili. I ' re-.: Alpha I ' hi Omega; Wk ' d. Comm. : Frosh Ke(;ir-lrai (!ciinin. PALLA I AKIK LRICH New York City. Caimel Central High School. Home EeonoMiics. A () II. CD(;, Treas. ; Young Krienils: Class Puhlicity Ci)nini.: Inter- national Stmlenl Council Coinni.: Sage Chapel (!hoir: .New ' ork Slate Scholar- lii|); .Nettie . I. Roods .Scholarship: Danforlh Girls Schularship. PATRICIA ANN FARREl.l. Huflalo. Amherst Central High School. 11.., n. Economics. K K I ' . S( ! ( ' onini. : Newman Cluh. ALBERT EUII IMOIIIO.SEN Benin City. Nigeria. Edo College. Agriculture, (...rnell W orl.lK W ise, Co-Ed., Bus. .Mgr.: ISC: Canterbury Club; Nigerian Govern- ment Scholarship. :.«v ■._ ♦•• J-IbI |tl v i yrVf:5 i.:;Ai; . w • ? -.v •!«?••■ |tt ' 4 ■ 1 UK CoRNELLiAN of 1957 woulcl like to thank the lollowiiig ])poplo for tlicir aid and assistani ' c in llir prodiiitiim o( this buok: Mhs. Diana Dai.i.ai.. mir lianl-uorking secretary, for her |)er|)( ' tual zeal in handlinj; the finances and prohlein ol the hoard. Ackiiowledgnieiits Professor Donald En(;i.isii. onr faenltv advisor. for his constant i plan ol the hook. for his constant efforts in nianajiing the financial Mr. Irvin I. Silvers of Garaniond Press for his |jer.sonal interest in the printing oi our hook, and for his never-ending patience and understanding. Mr. 1 i: Mlntz. the pnhlicity director of CI AA. lor niatn pictures inciudcc! in the sports section. GeoRMV liii,i;M and Hoh Bolfa for n riling the history of the Class of 1957. The United States Army. a v. and Air Force lor llic n c (if iiictiirc- in llic li()r( section. Mr. James McWilliams of Jahn Oilier Engrav- ing ( orn|)anv lor his Icchiiical ad icc and fine work on engraving . Pmrro Science for the use of many |iictures ap- pearing ihroughoul the hook. The various sclund and dcparlinenl ol the uni cr- silv for their assistance. ! riii i. ( li;()(.i; i iii(; lor ihe u e ol I he color plal( on page 401. Tin; ( !u1!m;i 1, I Imi. ' M tm their cip-nperalion. ion s«TiON«L GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY REPRODUCED BY COURTEST OF THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE ADVERTISING 401 mm Ihsl W .s irs To Ih u CLASS OF 1957 The City of Ithaca Has a Hospitable Welcome For You Whenever You May Return Ithaca Chamber of Coniinerce ITHACA. EW YORK ' MfAiii GRADUATION TRAGEDY: She Moth: Congratulations Dearie, on your nice wooly graduation sheepskin. Ag Moth: Thanks, but the future looks dark. She Moth: Just because CORNELL LAUNDRY CLEANING CENTER mothproofed your diploma! Ag Moth: If I don ' t get a job, we won ' t even be able to eat our sheepskin!! 102 Hotel Aclmiiiistration Gratliiates. and good lack on your new career. There ' s plenty of room for good men in your chosen field . . . and your training at Cornell has been a long step in the direction of success. For thirty years we ' ve been the leading manufacturers of distinctive paper table appointments, exclusively, for hotels, clubs and restaurants. During these years of personal contact and service, we ' ve developed an alert understanding of the problems encountered in food and beverage service, which enables us to provide sound counsel . . . without obligation, of course. We ' re happy to extend this service to you. Good Food Attractively Served Tastes Better . . . is Worth Mure iT alcll fjones, Snc. 3360 FRANKFORO AVENUE, PHIlADElPHrA 34, PENNA. Albony, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Chicago, Farminglon, Mich., los Angeles, Milwaukee, New York, Pittsburgh, St. Louij, Trenton, Washington, D.C 1U3 THE CORNER BOOK STORE Established 1868 109 North Tiogu Street Ga4ijcyuit44ic2te4. tUe claAA. o 57 Con ( ml aid I ions to the Class of 1957 mm m STiiiiE ITII ( Compliments of W. E. O ' NEIL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SYRACVSE, N.Y. CHICAGO, ILL. Maeli ' s l hoto C Win no V a spa dlisf? • Ozalid • Blue Prints • Personalized Cards • Photocopies by Photostat 221 S. CAYUGA ST. ITHACA 46102 KM STREETER ASSflCUTES IKOHrilRlTED O I? . . ot A Mm KLMIRl, m VIIRk 405 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS ARCTIC ICE CREAM COMPANY Sjn ' rialists in Frozen Drsscrls 402 TAUGHANNOCK BOULEVARD ITHACA N. Y. DIAL 3401 The research to ver that faces the future A company becomes great through a constant dedication to produce products of the highest quality. But a company grows greater only by creating new and even better products. In this towering structure, Johnson ' s Wax encourages science to create such new products. This year saw the introduction of Glade Wick, Glade Air Freshener, and OFF! Next year? Well, the future through creative research at Johnson ' s Wax is limitless! S. C. Johnson Son, Inc. Products for Home and Industry The research tnwrr at Joftnson s Wax, liacine, Wisconsin. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. THE FREDERICKS OF FOUNTAINEBLEAU WELCOME THE STAFF OF THE CORNELLIAN AND THEIR MANY FRIENDS PARTIES, DINNERS, DANCES FUN AT Fountainebleau ODESSA, NEW YORK 406 ToixiorroT is in et brief cetse Many of the plans, ideas and dreams that will bring us better products and a higher standard of living are already in existence. They may be among the papers in the brief case of a chance acquaintance ... an idea in the head of a hurrying stranger. We like to think that some of the best of these new ideas are in the brief cases and files of Olin Mathieson employees. To us, you see, making the best products possible today, is only part of the job — planning tomorrow ' s new and better products is just as important. Producers of many fine products under such brand names as SQUIBB • OLIN . WINCHESTER MATHIESON • WESTERN The priceless ingredient of every product is the Honor and Integrity of its maker. OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION 460 Park Avenue, New York 22, New York W ' ;A i AT GLENN ' S SERVICE STATION BATTERIES TIRES SERVICE • LOCATED AT THE CROSSROADS OF COLLEGETOWN CORNER OF DRYDEN RD. AND COLLEGE AVE. • TELEPHONE 49176 • OPEN FROM 7:30 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. 1 THE ( II II ELL I ' LL It OF m Vllllk 107 East 48tli Street New York 17, N. Y. Plaza 5-7210 OFFSET LETTEI ' , I ' UESS ART CRAFT Oi Ithaca, Inc. 312 E. SENECA ST. TELEPHONE 46016 S8.95 mail order accepted Slip into fhcsc sm.irt Sp.ilding moccisins — you ' ll sec they really set the pace in toot-comfort. They ' re fashioned to hug the heel and cradle the feet whether .-it rest or on the jurtip. Miss Jo features flexible soles, hand sewn vamps and a choice of the finest brown or deep red leather. Available in the followini; widths and sizes: AAAA, 6 thru 10; AAA. 6 thru 1 1 ; A A. 5 thru 11 : A. 4 thru I 1 : B, 4 thru 11 ; C. 4 thru 10. 462 Boylston Street Boston 16, Mass. 408 S. M. FLIC KIXOKR CiK. INC. WHOLESALE FOOD DISTRIBUTERS ELMIRA, N. y. DIAL ITHACA 4-2521 - i«g3 - Red White Foods are always good Special attention given to canned goods, dairy products, frozen Foods, fresh fruits and vegetables. LIVING as you like it . . . Cambridge - eQz es SOMERSET, BERMUDA Your own private beach at this charming cottage colony. Secluded coves lor picnics and swimming. DeUcious meals on the terrace overlooking Man- grove Bay. .tea, cocktails and dancing in congenial company at the Mixing Bowl. Skin-diving, deep-sea fishing, sailing and water- skiing. Nearby golf and tennis ... all the fun of Ber- muda awaits you at Cambridge Beaches. For Color Booklet, Information and Ficservations Sec Your Travel Agent or Leonard P. Brickett, Representative Hotel Roosevelt New York 17, N. y. MUrray Hill 9-3967 The Red Carpet s out for nil Cornellians. JOHN P. PATELLA ' 38 Manager 2 Convenient Stores: Prescriptions Filled Notary Public FREE DELIVERY SERVICE THE HILL DRUG STORES 328 College Avenue Phone 3479 Open 8:30 a.m. to 12 midnight THE CORNERS STORE Triphammer Hanshaw Rds. Phone 4-2145 Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 40y ST. LOUIS JERSEY CITY Manufacturers of Floor Maintenance and Sanitation Products used at CORNELI and other Schools Write for Free Catalog F. S. PETHICK, ' 23 Representative GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS arc Stdiulfird tliv orUl Over Sold by Elt ' ctririil Dealers Ei eryivhere Ithaca territory served wholesale by Southern Tier Electrical Supply Co., Inc. Hiiifiliaintoii ISeit YorL 410 This new Goulds pump offers you 5 specific operating one maintenance advantages . • To reduce your liquid-handling costs throu}. ' h frreater standardization, easier maintenance, and improved operating characteristics, Goulds engineers have developed the new Goulds Fig. 3305 two- stage, opposed impeller centrifugal pump. Here are the highlights— the re- sult of 50 years concentration on indus- try ' s centrifugal pump needs. 1 High operating efficiency, low maintenance cost The Fig. 3305 pump comhincs the seven features indicated on the sectional draw- ing helow to contril uto a (|uality of ch - pendahle .service which adds up to true operating and maintenance economy. o o o o o o 2 Reduces your spore parts inventory Only two shaft and rotating parts assem- blies provide for 5 pump sizes and 10 pump combinations. This means a re- markable range of parts interchange- abiUty which you will find detailed on page 7 of the descriptive bulletin. Furthermore, most of the components of the Fig. 3305 shaft and rotating as- semblies are interchangeable in the Fig. 3105 single-stage, doulile-suctiun pump w Inch has won industry-wide acceptance ill the year since it was introduced. This high degree of standardization helps materially to reduce spare parts inventories. It also gives you great flcxi- i)ility in adajiting your P ' ig. 3305 pump to changing field requirements. 3 Saves space The short bearing span of Fig. 3305 pumps means -considerable saving in floor space— as much as 50% in some comparisons with conventional designs of comparable capacity and head. J Stuffing box to match your requirements You can choose either a conventional stuffing box with gland or a mechanical seal, according to your need. . nd you can easily change from one to the other at any time. 5 Simple to change rotation .V patented locking device makes it easy to ciiange the rotation of this pump from right-hand to ieft-liand or vice versa in the jiehi and wi hniil additional parts. Uefon you select another pump for handling clear liquids at rates up to 1200 cm and heads to 1000 ft., be sure you have the detailed cost-advantage story of Goulds new Fig. 3305 pump. Ue ' ll send you descriptive bulletin — promptly on reiiuest. Teflon water-seol rings. Stainless steel impeller key. Bearing housing sealed against mois- ture end dirt. Cowl-type glands suitable for use with quenctiing liquids. Renewable stuffing box bushings. Die-formed stuffing box packing. Corrosion-resistant glond bolts. Gef f ie comp efe sfor — This 12-page illustrated Bulle- tin Nil. 722.(1, cdviMs till ' new tioulds Fig. 3305 pump com- pletely. It gives specifications, interchangeability tables, iMil ' iiriMance curves, dimensions. bPlfMPS INC. I Seaeca Falls ' New York ATLANTA . BOSTOy . CHICAGO . HOVSTOy • ,Vtl YOKK • PHILADELPHIA . PlTTSBURCa . TVLSA II I We invite Cornell graduates interested in a career in the manufacturing field to apply for various positions in Business Administration, Sales, Engineering, Production Planning. We are interested in men at all levels of technical skills to join our research and development staff. Particularly we invite men interested in high production precision designed products related to controls for water, air, and gas as incorporated in the components of household appli- ances, automotive, aircraft, space heating and air conditioning equipment, and unit parts, such as valves, thermostats, flow regulators, gas ignitors, burners, heat exchangers, etc. If you are interested, write to our President, Mr. John L. Dole (an alumnus of the Cornell class of 1918). THE DOLE VALVE COMPANY MORTON GROVE (CHICAGO SUBURB), ILLINOIS DeJUR-fimSCOCORPORflTIOn Long Island City, N. y. Chicago, III. Beverly Hills, Calif. DeJur Internationale G. M. B. H. West Germany • PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT • TAPE RECORDERS • DICTATING and TRANSCRIBING MACHINES • PRECISION ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT for Over 35 Years WoalwoMvi r. W. Woohrovili i (). ojlcrs niivivslnuj aiul sulisjijiiuj cunrrs lo i n fiK uic]} sviioiishj coiisuhniini husnicss tix n liji ' lniu ' iro ' o. ijim iivu iiUurL ' siucl. (jcl n loiicli mill ihu local Woifhnuili nuiiunjcv. •112 Congratulations AND Best Wishes TO THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 413 in CO liege t own best icisJuSj ( (Hul luih. (. Ilic (lass of 1957 ( ' a JaOotiic ' iln Ll ' nK•(llut . Stuae4t d have had their printing problems solved at NORTON ' S for years. The associations hove been pleasant and harmonious. . . . Students find our files of great help to them in purchasing printing. . . . May we be of service fo you? THE NORTON PRINTING CO. 317 EAST STATE STREET Opposite the Sfrand Theatre Phone 4-1271 in Itluu ' u I. li. llllilMIt I ' IDIIMW it ' s College Jewelers J ' 4 A7 ' C! Fraternity and Sorority Badges, KAY h Rings, Novelties, Stationery, China Mugs Cornell Class Rings for Men and Women for I ' ahric ' s Society Keys, Badges and Stick Pins For Most Campus Organizations and nirtains ( RAY ROBINSON zr i jt ' tiKcii jt fy J Representative Distributors oF World Famous Necchi and EIna Factories at Ithaca Branch Office Sewins Machines Attleboro, Mass. Rothchild ' s Department Store 124 E. State St. Phone 4-6543 RUBEL CO ' ' ; ' %.. =fe 5 i « , fe NEW YORK • 225 FIFTH ' AVENUE CHICAGO . MERCHANDISE MART LOS ANGELES • 527 WEST 7th ST. 415 FritcharcVs CORNERS STATION Inc. A COMPLETE LINE of ESSO and ATLAS PRODUCTS At The CORNERS ITHACA 4-1623 ' Your Frii)i(ll (idihvthv(id Dtah r for Ik B(sI hi Service Try Genesee . . . taste its golden mellowness . . . notice the fragrant bouquet of this sparkling clear, light and dry beer, and You ' ll Suing to Jenny. Yes, once you try it — you ' ll always buy it. Nature ' s Mellowness is in every glass. College Talks All Agree . . . There ' s Nothing Better Than GENESEE The Genesee Br ewing Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y. f n Promote M Print RIDLEY PRINTING COMPANY Just off Campus L. Maliski 317 Collese Avenue I- OK ( K G. Zavaslii RUSHING LITERATURE • INVITATIONS PROGRAMS CARDS • TICKETS BOOKLETS PHONE 4-2142 Complete Printing Service 410 — , Everybody, Yes, Everybody Goes To 1016 W. State St. Out Best Wishes To the Class of ' 57 From Leading Department Store of the Finger Lakes Region phone 9013 405 s. albany street member of THE PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA 417 ENGINEERS... after graduation here is the open door to a lifetime professional career Your creativcness and initiative will find their full reward here. If you seek the utmost in pro- fessional success ami satisfaction, consider these advantaf cs of a career with Stromhcrg-Carlson: • Opportunity for rapid advancement in a fast- growing company. • Excellent .salary, .superior fringe benefits, and subsidies for graduate study. • Young, dynamic management with liberal professional attitudes. Ideal living conditions in a conununity of fine homes, superb schools, and unsurpas.sed fiuMJitics for Ifisure-tinie .Tcf i iti( ' S CHALLENGING POSITIONS ARE OPEN IN THESE FIELDS: Control Systems Telecommunications Electronics Audio-Acoustics Automation Mechanical Design The door is open to you. Write to— Arthur N. Paul, Director of Technical Personnel. sc STROMBERG-CARLSON A DIVISION OF GENEBAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION l-M Ciirlson Road • Rochester 3. New York k s Compliments of CO-OP FOOD STORE tirtufrii ' s ini ' iils iiriiitiii) ' xettfitods dairy pnnliirls baked fioods 609-619 West Clinton St. Telephone 2-2440 - 2-2449 CoHipliHtCHtS of CrlspeW brothers 716 West Cl ' mion Street thaca 4-3743 • Local and Long Distance Moving • Deluxe Highway Coaches For Charter Agents For North American Van Lines, Inc. Ithaca-cayuga optical service Guild ()l)fi(lafis YOUR EYES DESERVE THE FINE CARE OF AN EYE PHYSICIAN For smartly styled eye 9lasses, accurately com- pounded and comfortably placed in proper align- ment on your face let our skills complement those ol your eye physician. 134 E. State St. • Phone 21212 418 Scrvicr for ConicHiaii.s R T G ESSO SER VICE • Esso Gas and Oil • Lubrication • Accessories • Tires 335 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA 4-9083 Congratulations Seniors! For a successful future We offer ou business macJiiiies you ran rely on — Addnnj- (uid Suhtraetiuz Maehiiies Bookkeeping Ma eh ines Stafeuient Maeh ines THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY ADDING MACHINE DIVISION hhaca, Neu) ork y ' - rr ' ' [famous for fine foods and dr ' nik since 1831 }} 1 Tlw Cluitoii ffi rjoiisu t ' i Best wishes to the Class of 1957 Visit the Mural Louuixe - A favorite with Coruelliaus Home of Ithaca ' s Favorite Smorgasbord 116 No. Cayuga St. Ithaca 4-6371 419 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 THE CORNELL CAMPUS STORE BARNES HALL ITHACA, N. y. From New York State ' s %, e Famous Champagne District . . these fine wines LV :? ' , TAMK niK IHIIERENCE . . . try ilic wines from llie crlebrated Taylor vinryards bordering Lake Keuka. Here, in New York Stale ' s famed Finger Lakes dislricl. lln- kill ami lilendin ; seerels of three generations bring eaih Taylor wine slowly to perfection. k V for TAYLOR ' S next time you buy wines or ehampagnes ... it rost- so little til onjov tbr finest . . . TAYLORS NEW YORK STATE The Taylor Wine Co . Vineyxdists  nd Producers. Hammondsporl, NY. (.o.NCRAi I I, 1 i( . s ( I ASS (11 iy57 11 ii irki iS nil n iiEiiiiiiN iNNiiiiiiiii 420 HOUSEWARES small appliances WIRING SUPPLIES ee o !}t taca 9nc. 110 E. State Street Telephone 4-5812 Established 1938 ill appi small appliances ▼ G-E SUNBEAM DOMINION UNIVERSAL WESTINGHOUSE Qonqia. u a.iions and Best Wishes For Success To The Class Of ' 57 HUNTINGTON GARDENS Phone 3486 FLORIST Slaterville Rd. 421 SERV INQ FARMER and COMMUNITY C.L.F. is the abbreviation tor a farmer owned business with a long name and a long record of service to northeastern agriculture. Spelled out, C.L.F. means Cooperative Crange League Federation. Incorporated. Defined, it means 1 18.000 farmers owning and controlling the nation ' s largest purchasing farm cooperative. C.L.F. farmer owners and employees feel a strong responsibility for the welfare of the communities in which they live and work. They give generously of their time and money to com- munity organizations. Many serve as officers or directors of other farm and business organiza- tions. This is in keeping with a basic C.L.F. principle: Self Help. Fair Dealing. Cood Citizen- ship. Cooperative G.L.F. Exchange, Inc. LET ' S GET SOME PURITY ICE CREAM Fruit Punch + Brick and Bulk Ice Cream + Individual Ice Cream Molds 700 Cascadilla St. Phone 46338 OLR BEST WISHES U lite Class oj ' 57 THE PUBLIC MARKET 1151 17 N. Aurora Si. ITHACA, NEW YORK •] II. I!. uiiT m n Furniture of Quality PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FRATERNITIES, HOMES H. R. Wait Company quality explains the good taste and dignity shown in many of the furnishings of Cornell Buildings. Try Wait ' s First 77-83 Geneice Street Phone 35361 AUBURN, N Y. The Cornets Phone 9540 ITHACA, N. Y. 422 CONGRATULATIONS! Class of 1957 MAY YOUR FUTURE BE A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL ONE, AND MAY THE BENEFITS AND ASSOCIATIONS RECEIVED ON THE CORNELL CAMPUS PROVE OF VALUE IN LATER YEARS. KEEP IN MIND THAT IN PRACTICALLY EVERY LARGE CITY THERE EXISTS A CORNELL CLUB WHOSE PROGRAMS ARE DESIGNED FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT AND BENEFIT. WRITE THE ALUMNI OFFICE, 18 EAST AVENUE, ITHACA, NEW YORK, FOR INFORMATION REGARDING SUCH CLUBS AND AT ALL TIMES KEEP THE ALUMNI OFFICE NOTIFIED OF YOUR ADDRESS CHANGES. Federation of Cornell Women ' s Clubs Federation of Cornell Men ' s Clubs 423 CAYUGA LIQUOR WINE CO A}iont for (](t u i(i Brands 118 W. STATE ST. Free Delivery ITHACA 2625 ESTABLISHED 190S DEAN OF ITHACA, INC. Let us safely and reasonably solve your transportation problems 401-09 E. STATE ST. ITH. 4-0511 COMPLIMENTS OF V lncent Welch, Inc. Petroleum Producers Lake Charles, La. Mordelo L. Vincent, Jr. ' 26 a lavorite 3pot in colleg,etown THE ROYAL PALM dini ing lancing VIA. IT ' S Established 1846 LAYTON - HOLLAND for your DRY CLEANING 525 West Seneca Street (Jhas. II. iii ' luii ( ' Hill ( ii., III!!. GOOD LUCK Hi to the CLASS of ' 57 Don Layton - ' 29 2406 Girard Trust Building Philadelphia 2, Pa. jgctt atic j3ctc cvfciic a 5iMcet ' cs iuaiiK von Tor va t vaivotiade ano De$i wi ijes for f c Tufurc. 72 0 Ii PC lookiiicJ rov you ai comind veun on$. ?.3£€m ' % jincc 1003 BILL SAYS Class of 1957 Coiio iY fnlafiotis on cotipldnig your course of study B(s( of luck in your lije ' s venture Keep iu touch ivith Cornet I V keepiu IU contact icitli your Alu nm Class Council 425 MERIN STUDIOS, INC, Cri ' itin i Distlnrtivv PU(tlit xr(tphy OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE CORNELLIAN lOU) (Jicsliiiil Slrrt ' l 2(, .«• Triiililioiinl ( ' .lothiers To M ell Dri ' ssi ' d CornelUiins Aiilliriilic I iiivi ' rsity Style ' s Inn tiiirriid ' s liiifsl Miiki ' rs, Al nil CROSSKOADS. STATK AND AIJROK A STS. SPECIALIZED BLAZER SERVICE to schools sororities classes bands colleses fraternities athletic teams glee clubs golf clubs honor societies awards committees choral groups koki:kt hollies KLA%i:irs. ixi 832 Broadway New York 3, N, X. 427 i ? 7 LCi . ' - 1 ' ■ CAe :0K-M:I,L IIEI(;iriS (f eildential CI, I IS DELUXE ACCOMMODATIONS PHONE 4-9933 ONE COUNTRY CLUB ROAD ITHACA, N Y. INC ARE THRIFTY CLEANERS 1 HOUR DRY CLEANING SHIRT LAUNDRY CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE No Extra Charge 138 WEST STATE STREET ITHACA, NY. Phone 2-1622 CORNELLIAN V hcrfViT vou y ()iir hi ' sl wishes are wilh you aiul wliflhiT w ' f st ' o yon wnrn ' oii conic nacK l i Itnacii lor ri ' iinions  r near Iroiii yon h in;iil, were always re.tdy to serve yon as we nave served C oriiclliaiis lor over liall a eenlnry. n ' tiiiny you order will reeei ' e our speeial allendon Cornell Ritijis — T-Sliirts — Books Banners Anylninji. GOOD luck! ! The Triangle Book Shop. Inc. 412 ( ollesje Ave.. Ill.aea. . ' N ' V Al I Kl I UN I I UK ' k v LliMK V ' l I II alTAUGHANNOCK FALLS on ROUTE 89 OVERNIGHT GUESTS SPECIAL PARTIES DINNERS BANQUETS COCKTAIL LOUNGE UNEXCELLED CUISINE rylvc ' Tl ld LItUllil (1 . i . f lunii, C OiK ' a; H?lu. iu ' V-OOIO £ 42« Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1957 LAKEVIEW DAIRIES Foot of Fourth Street ComplimcHts of mm PARFUMS DELUXE D ' ORSAY SALES COMPANY SHOWROOMS MAIN OFFICE 1 East 57th St., N.Y. 22, N.Y. 71 5th Ave., N.Y. 3, N.Y. Phone 4-9941 Crowlej ' s MILKCOJNC, milk milk products Binghamton, New York Best Wishes lo (lu Class vj 1957 . . . A.FRIEDERICH SONS COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS 710-12 LAKE AVENUE ROCHESTER, N. Y. 429 ! L Ji_-ii__tL air IF X aI :iliijii:Miig ' .ii ' ii.;ii ' ; . ivivi ' .i  a ' ' i V- i Jalm Oilier Again [||,j A familiar and reassuring slogan Familiar... I ' ccdiise i( has appciiral in thousaiuis 0 the country ' s finest year- hocks jor the past half century. KiA suRiNC.lii. ' ciiii. ' Je those years of specialized experience I ' riiii) complete service, outstandimj (fuiilily anj (fe- pcndablc delivery to the yearbook staffs with whom we work. JAIIN «. OLLIER ENGRAVING CO 817 VC. W.itliins(on Blvd. Chicaoo 7, Illinois lis '  • - ' ■ ' ■■ l.iO About the Cornellian . . . The text has been set in Bodoni Book, with display heads set by hand in Bodoni Bold and Ultra Bodoni. The Paper is Lustro Enamel, manufactured b the S. D. Warren Company of Boston. The book has been printed aiul bound. w x continued great care and considerable pleasure, by GARAMOND PRESS B A L T I M O RE 195 7 Printers of College Ye. rbooks 4:ii Advertiser ' s Index Aalfll Junes. Inc. Arctic Ice Cream Co. Art Crafi I ' lintcr;; Balfour Co.. L. G. Beinictt Studio BillV l.uiuiiciiiu ' tli ' Bripwninj; Kinp Canil)ri(ige Beaches Cayuga I,ii|unr W jne Clirildii llmi-c Cornell Cuiiiinis Store Corni ' ll (!luli cif Niu nik Cornell Laun(lr Cornell Residential (!liili Corner Book Store ■l(K) ]()!! U4 U7 42.5 427 409 424 419 420 408 402 428 404 Co-Op Food Store 418 Crispell Brothers 418 Crowley ' s Milk Co.. Inc 429 Cornell I iii . lhleiie Association 413 Dean of Ithaea 424 Dejui- niseo Corp. 412 Dole Valve Co. D ' Orsa) I ' eifiirne Federation of (iornell Clubs Flickinper (io.. Inc.. S.M. Friederiih .Sons, Co. Foiintiiiiililcim (;.LF. Garamond Press (ienessee Brewing Co ilerinV Sinclair .Service (Joiilil I ' mriip-. Ine 11 HI I )r iig Stores liuntinglon (Jardens ithaca-Cayuga Optical Co Ithaca ( ' haniher of Conirnerre Jahn Oilier Kngraving (!o. 412 429 423 409 429 406 422 M III! WW III 121 ii;; 1(12 JohninV Hi- lied (;nll ,|(ilni-(in Son. Inc.. S.C. Ka s Fahi i Sliii|i Knight ' s I ' ulilic Market l.a ton-Holland Lake lew l)air Lee of Ithaca Mack s I ' hoto Supplies Merin Studios National ( ash Register Co. Norton (]oaI ( o. Nnrtiiii I ' rinling Co. Ohie ' s Diner Olin Mathieson (iliernical Corp. O ' Neil Construction Co.. .K. J. C. Penney Co Prit( hard s Corners Station Puril 1 e (!reani Co. R.T.G. Esso Station Ridle Prinling RciImiI Bollins Blazers RothchildV Royal Palm. The Rul.el Co SouthiTn lii-r Klectrical Snp|il ( i Streeter Associates, Inc Stromberg-Carlson Taughannoek Farms Taylor Wine Co. Triangle Book Store Tompkins County Dealers Assoc. . c-hil Ine. inrrni W .1, li. In, Wail (n.. II. K W ilkins Caslle W ilkins Wright DilvoM Witolworlh .iniks II I 400 II I 422 42.i 429 421 404 42() 419 42.1 n 1 n: 407 404 404 416 422 41 ' ) 416 427 417 424 41.i till 4(t.i 41!{ 42;; 420 42!! 120 III) 424 422 42i! loi; 112 12:1 4: 2 General Index ACTIVITIES Ag-l)iiiiii ' ((iii (!()uii(il Afj-linjiincii inj; (!luli Alpha V u {)mt ' ' ;a Anu ' rican Societ uf iMcchaiiical Engineers Aquarius 122 127 131 135 Big Red Band 94 Cayugans 91 Ca uga ' s Waiters 85 Chimes 104 Concert Mand 92 Cornellaires 88 Cornell ( ' ountrwnan 63 Cornell Daily Sun . 58 Cornell Kngineer 62 Cornell (Jrange 121 Cornell Hotel Association 117 Cornell Indepeiuieiit Association il Cornell Radio Guild 100 Cornell I nited Religious Work lOH Cornell Widow 60 Cornellian 54 Crew Club 133 Cross Country Club 134 Dairy Science Club 119 Dance Club 102 Debate Association 115 Dramatics Club 96 Engineering Student Council 80 Fencing ( lub 132 Floriculture (Mub 125 Four-H Club 126 Freshman ( lass Council 75 Hillel 110 Home Economics Club 11!! Hotel F zra Cornell 116 liiterfraternity Council 79 International Student Council 76 Inter Varsity (Christian Fellowship Ill Junior Class Countil 73 Kosmos 128 Men ' s Glee Club 84 Newman Club 109 Notables 89 Octagon 98 I ' an American Association 112 I ' anhelienic Council 78 Fomolog Club 124 Red Cross 113 Repertory Band 95 Rh thm Club 97 Round-Lp Club 120 Saddle Club Sage Cha[K ' l Choir Sayage Club Savoyards Senior Class Council Sherwoods Sophomore Class Council Student Agencies I niyersity Orchestra Varsity Managers Club 123 86 99 103 72 90 74 129 93 103 Women ' s Athletic Association WAA Water Hiillet Willard Straight Board of Managers Willard Straight Co-chairmen Women ' s (dee Club Women ' s Self Government Association WVBR YASNY ADVERTISING See separate index, jiage 432 FRATERNITIES Acacia Algon(]uin Lodge Alpha Chi Rho Alpha Chi Sigma Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Elpsilon Pi Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Phi Delta Alpha Psi Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Zeta Beta Sigma Rho Beta Theta Pi Cayuga Lodge Chi Phi Chi Psi Delta Chi Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Phi Delta Tau Delta Delta I psiloM Kappa Alpha Kappa Delta Rho Kappa Nu Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Omega Tau Si-iina 136 137 106 107 87 70 101 Alpha Delta Thela Kpsiion Pi I ' tii Phi Phi Phi (;aMima Delta Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Plii Kappa lau Phi Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Pi Lamh.la Phi Psi I psilon Seal and Serpent Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Mu Sigma ( hi Sigma u 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 1.S3 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 433 General Index Sigma I ' lii Sigma I ' lii Kpsilon Sigma Pi Tau D.-lla Fill Tail F.|)sil iii I ' hi Tail Ka|)()a hpsiloii Thela Chi Thela Delta Chi Theta i Triangle Watermargiii Zcla Ht ' la I ail Zela Psi P R () F E S S I O r A HONORARY S ( Alpha Alpha Gamma Al ' |)h Samaih Alpha Kpsilon Delta Alpha Kpsilon Kappa Atmos Beth L ' Amed Chi Kpsilon Kta kap|)a u (JargdNic Ho-Nun-De-Kah Ivory Tower Kappa Delta Epsilon L ' Ogive Majura-Nolanila Mortar Board Mu Sigma Tau Narmid ()mi ron Nu IVrshing Rifles Phi Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Pi D.-lla Kpsil.in Pi Kaniiida Theta Pi Tau Sigma Pros-Ops Psi Chi i ' yramid (,)uill and Dagger Kaveii and Serpent Bed Ke Hod un.i Bol Sf-aliliard and Blade Sigma Delta (.hi Sigma ( aninia l.psilon Sphinx Head Spiketl Shoe Tail Beta Pi Ye Hosts 202 203 204 205 20() 207 20t! 2() ) 21(1 211 212 213 214 L A N I) XIETIES SENIORS { ' . a s history Seniors ' pictures and aeli ities 317 296 3iy 309 310 327 306 307 317 304 329 303 316 326 298 312 330 305 322 31 M I 301 320 302 311 315 318 314 294 299 297 31.? 323 321 325 295 328 308 325 332 399 SORORITIES . I| |UI i.p iln,| Phi 1 II Alpha Omega Phi 142 Alj.ha Phi 143 Alpha i Delta 144 Chi Garnnia 145 Chi Omega 146 Delta D.ita Delta 147 Delta (ianiiiia 148 Kappa Al|)ha Theta I 19 Ka|)|)a Delta 150 Kajipa Kappa Gamma 151 Phi Sigma Sigma 152 Phi Beta Phi 1,53 Sigma Delta Tau 154 SPORTS Baseliall 230 Hasketi.all 260 Board of Phxsical Kducation 219 Boxing 270 Cheerleaders 258 Cornell Corinthian Crew Cross ( ountr Fencing Koothall Golf Lacrosse Polo Rifle Skiing Soccer Squash Swimming Tennis Track Wrest I ill Yaehl Clul. UNIVERSITY Administration .Mumni Association , Board of ' Trustees Deans of Colleges and Schools: gri(iillure Arehileclure rls and Sciences Business anil Puldie diniiiisli alioii |-.ni:ineering llmiir T.conomics Hotel Administration Industrial and Lalior Relations Law Veterinary Medicine AKRO ' TC AROTC NROTC Picsideiilial Re iew 238 220 256 267 240 237 234 257 269 268 254 271 265 236 226 266 274 277 27(. 278 278 280 284 281 282 283 285 286 287 289 288 291 291 4. l f : IS ' ■ ' aS J ' . y K 11I3 M ' H S A. J ' rfleBr ' : ' .-Sit 1 W t ' ' ' Im B8Bf 1 | nil ' ■ - M ■■• HHBm ' 2 ' : ;, Ift ' i x-T ' m - ' U f i m 1 ' - fLiU fiH ' ! • Hi-f - ' -LA. ' L - t ' N V ■ rV it Li- •dS: