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X HIBUFE W Oss 05 WIS r ea-lend ll e bers he demy De 12 fumor Co! szdence 120 f2OV UQ OU r Gnd G0 X Q y 7, , J of I., I, '17 o our deepes de fo the In lb of 1 fcrcully of Deon 400 . Q ' lege, ond fo flzose Q1 I FS ' S W e relydersd 1?nfneQsurob!e of us du I r stay here. Their never-end! 151,06- Lzlzdersfcmdfng MJ! remain 1 ,kg our In 171 ries. TEu xT Q i w. wr -'agmirs ..., - 'hhgglii r Q' 179 DOI forelnos LUE SPRUCE p bl 1 d by THE SENIOR CLASS f . . . DEAN ACADEMY . . . d . DEAN IUNIOR COLLEGE FRANKLIN, MASSACHUSETTS ir 1951 ir QQ'?i!!ifl1H Qhafflllifg CQGVHCI' B. S., Ed. M., President B. S., Ed. M., Tufts College, University of Chicago Harvard University OREWCRD YOU HAVE completed an episode in your life. You have worked diligently and well to im- prove your knowledge, and are about to receive your diploma which states that you have satisfactorily completed the requirements for graduation from Dean Academy or Dean Iunior College. For this you are to be congratulated. Your experiences at Dean were neither the beginning nor the end of your education for education is a lifetime process. lt is our sincere hope that you will continue to learn from every experience, and that by so doing you will grow in stature and Wisdom and attain the happiness that each and everyone of you deserve. - N,,,,LiZ,f2+fA.,l7 ,We-4-ff ffQMf'Qv'f3MMM7ZfT'fw Mme! JJ! MM WV' 5 Back row-Sullivan, Connolly, Cohen, Burns fco-cditorl, Sutty Cco-editorl, Avery, Costa, Chwalek. Front row-Santoro, Newbury, Bunting Ceo-cditorj, Manchester Ceo-cditorj, Goldstein fbusi- ncss managerj, Pringle. BLUE SPRUCE STAFF THE YEARBOOK STAFF got away to an early start in December. They were faced by the problem of combining both the Academy and lunior College Yearbooks. This merqerinq presented many problems which were capably handled by the co-editors and the staff, under the direction oi Mr. lones, the yearbooks' faculty advisor. Page Ten Nineteen Fifty-one 'X X 4 HERBERT W. D i I PAULINE BAXA, A. B., A. M. EVEBER' B S A. B., West Virginia Wesleyan College A. M., Middlebury College B. S., Colby College Harvard University Tufts College IOSEPH E. BOURRETL B. S. ADA H. LEISSING, B. S. B S., Tufts College, Harvard Universiiy B. S.. Massachusetts School of Art New York School of Interior Decoration r---- -- - V - l l AUGUSTUS P. IONES, B. s., M. A. ALICE E- WARD- B- A-- B- SH M- A- B. S., Harvard University B- A-' Wellesley College M. A., Boston University M- A-. BOSTON UI1iV9ISilY KENDALL HARNEY TRUEMAN I. MENADUE, B. S., S. T. B. lnstitute of Musical Art B. S., St. Lawrence University Iulliard School of Music S. T. B., Canton Theological Seminary nw an-new 55535 x . E - m sn is Y. .mm .Hs 4 a .i - nw .f is w s .saw- nm was: 1 . in . Fasci- ' H.. 1 1 N' , 1 GRANT F. LONGLEY, B. S., M. Ed. DIANA L. AIEMIAN B. S., Springfield College Institute of Musical Art M. Bd., Boston University lulliard School oi Music gm H -Q x - 7 it - ai ' . his ia min!! -1 M sq .M L... Q MW ii . .4 1 i . . PAUL WEHNEB, B- S., M. A. MARIORIE PLUMB, B. S. B- S., LCHCIYGTTG College B. S., Boston University M. A., University of Pennsylvania Sarqent School of Physical Education . Columbia University . . ' If wh ' ,- 'S ,D vs 'lv Lfxx J V 5: 8. . MP9 9 rjigf. . I J, f,x'.,.p's Z y,- g QD 5 ,wjjvz .gat S ,744 -D., .-1' u N iii' S0 .Jgp . Qld' N QR V .6 X.'iyn:'3 'S PHYLLIS KING, B. S. B. S., Boston University Sargent School of Physical Education FRANCES W. HENRY, B. S., M. Ed. B. S., University of Boston M. Ed., Boston College L. ASHLEY RICH, B. S., M. A. B. S., Northeastern University M. A., New York University LLEWELLYN MILLS, IR., Ph. B Ph. B., Yale University Harvard University PAULINE DEVEBER, B. S. B. S., Nasson College METHYL HAWKINS, A. B. A. B., Bates College 1.-mf. New I AM ifmg. .se ...U L, His -5 Y -QM , .ww . . A. zguogeme mm? 5 gram- mn Neil. :meme 'ggi mn: . oem was - K-5. m-en . - E vf or F? F5 'til E fa 3 . A 1 mms Q Q ,,,.,.,,,, . . Jxxx-mms 'f:- or-.fp - , E-I x U-uw I ,MEX T . ,.,.. X . -mx .,,., -H, . , ilffmso UYA- ll 'Z lla' WILLIAM CLINTON, B. A., A. M. T. MARY A- WATERS' B. S M-Ed. B- AH HObGffCO11ee'e I B. S., Salem Teachers' College A. M. T., Harvard UYIIVGISITY M. Ed., Boston University M. KENNETH HENDERSON, B. A., Ed.M. E. IEANETTE ORB, B. S., M. A. B. A., Ed. M., Tufts College B. S., M. A., Columbia University lOl-IN VV. COONS, B. S. MARILYN SHELBUBNE B. S., Springfield College Leland Powers School A 'w'w lsj all J 'MXN MW Ojpyiagrfif L.. ,A rfb ' W wo ' A ,,w . , I Ag gyfj lll U ,J A fill ' Y ,f .- 1.54 , Q,f,,5,7 'r 5 .I .-vs-ff IlJV 'f'U 4 f 1 ,U f 1, ' fIA,l ANN WEBNER, A. B. GEORGE PAINE, A. B. A. B., Bryn Mawr A. B., Colby College, Tufts College Columbicr University .. ...J ALM A BECKER B F A FLoHENoE E. GARDNER, B. S., M. A. B. E. A., Massachusetts Bcllooll of Art B' S Pledmqm Cquegg M. A., Columblo UDIVGTSIIY .5 f 1 , Q QV'-r.-. 'EM , .. I AQ ICJAN KELLER, B. A., A. M. T. VIRGINIA K. QUIRK, A. B. ' B. A., Middlebury A. B., Radcliffe, Middlebury College Il A. M. T., Harvard University Columbia University A .J I I ROSS I. DIXON, A- B-, M. A. M. ELAINE CONDELL, B. S. A- B-. M- A-, YC119 UHiVeI'SiTY B. S., Massachusetts Schoiof Art fi , ' -1 1 .' . ...M t.f I 4. I FLORENCE WRIGHT, A. B. MADISON P. IEFFREY, A. B. A. B., Mount Holyoke A. B., Tufts Colieqeg Harvard University: Columbia University Northeastern University S T A F F ROBERT BELL ............,..,.,......,. ..........,,...,.,........................ S uperintendent oi Maintenance RUTH CAHILL .....................,...........,..,,.,. ...........................,......,.,,.,............,..i....,......,. D ietitian ELYNOR B. CROTHERS ..........,.,,,......,., ..............,,...,...,......,,.....,..,....,..,., F inancial Secretary WALTER F. CROWLEY, M. D. ...,..... ..,....,,,......,,....,.....,..,,,...,...,...........,,,...,...........,,......... P hysician RUTH A. KELLY .,.,............,.,.,..,........,..... .,........... D irector of Residence, Thayer House IOAN N. MYCOCK ..........,....... ............,,.,....., ............,... S e cretary to the President MARIE A. RISTAINO Secretary to the Dean CLARA E. SELFE ,..,... ......,,,. ..........., ..,.......... D i r ector of Residence, Peirce House LILLIAN SHERMAN, R. N. ....,.... ..,..,,...,.,......................................,........,...........,......,....... N urse MARGARET D. SMITH ..... .....,. ,........ D i rector of Residence, Ray House DOROTHY I. HOLMES ....,...... ...... ..,........ ......,.........,.,....,.,.,,.,.....,,..,..,................,.......,.., S e c retary Nineteen Fifty-one Page Seventeen .- ., if .gill MQ 1 l ll ell' 1 Back row-Cronis. Nixon. Hill. Clark. Hamlet, Rich. Turkington. Pettway, Dupree. Gladue. Donnelly, Goodrich. Kotarski. Bascom, Marble. Fletcher. Forbes, Conway, Elliott. Houston. Ciarlasco, Drowne. Zwiesele. Steward. Cavnnaugh. Newbury. Doherty, Hillemeier, Tessitore, G. Johnson. Jorsey, French, Sandreuter. Leahy. Frirzsche, lannuzzi, Hirsch. Oppenheimer, Smith, Hoencke. Brzlwley. IUNIOR CLASS IUNIOR COLLEGE DURING October, Hell Week was held for the initiation oi the lunior Class ' girls into the Iunior College. Each girl was at the mercy of the senior girls. We had to wear Dean Dinks, baby-bibs, and carry tin cans at all times. When this Week was over We settled down to our lite at Dean by electing our class officers who are as follows: Philip Turkington ...,........ ......,,.....,,.., P resident Frances Silva .............., ,.....,.... V ice-President Beverly Smith ......,. ..,.......,... S ecretary Howard Nixon .......,,. ....,... T reasurer page Eighteen Nineteen Fifty-one . 'M - ' '6 'bn f-fi I. W L! if W, L , ii I UNIOR COLLEGE S E N I O R S , HOLLY ANN KETCHAM Holly Ran Hill Road Monroe, Conn. Medical Secretarial Peirce House Success, remcmbor, is the rc'ward of toil. ACTIVITIES-Senior Class President, Student Government, Proctor, Waitress, Sadie Hawkiris Day Dance Committee, Chorus, Choir, Basketball, Dean's List. Oh for heaven's sake - Jack, Jack, Jack -First Engaged- Oh, I'11 never pass -Ouch- Lights out on third Hoor? 4..l IOYCE OSBORNE CROASDALE Joyce B Glenwild Road Madison, N. I. Executive Secretarial Peirce House lVhc1leUer is worth doing ut all, is worth doing well. ACTIVITIES-Senior Class Vice-President, Yearbook Staff, C-IT Club Representative, Dean's List. Edgewood I. C.,-Student Government, Riding Club, Limelight Staff, Dance Committees, May Day. That's O. K. -Providence week-ends-Knitting argyles-Swimming in late November-Bryant-Eternal typing. Joyce ,yew 2 .. .sf r IOYCE CLAIRE BURNSIDE SALLY BEEBE FISH Sally 42 Mayfair Road Providence, R. l. Home Economics Whiting House Mischief is her one delight ACTIVITIES--Senior Class Treasurer, House President, Student Government, Footliqhters, Photography Club, May Pole Dancer, Riding, Tennis. Can I wear that? -so tired- Oh, I wish Chet were here -Moonlight in Vermont-homework?- My gosh! Z3 Foster Road Belmont. MCISS- l-lome Economics Whitinq HOUSE' Soph1'sIical1'on, but yes! ACTIVITIES--Senior Class Secretary, Iunior Class Treasurer, Footliqhters, Photography Club, May Pole Dancer, Riding, Dean's L' 1. is Didn't I get a letter today? -mischief- But what will I wear? -Hawaii bound?- Do you have a room for Chas, Mrs. Parsons? MARILYN D. ACKLEY Pat 431 Raymond Street Rockville Center, N. Y. Executive Secretarial Thayer House Quic1ncss shall be her strength. ACTIVITIES-lunior Class Secretory, House President, Student Government Secretary, Chorus, Fashion Show, Megaphone Staff. pootliqhters, Dean's List. Gabby?-Early to rise?-Loaths swimming, getting up, and violent exercise-Canasta shark-Loves those hamburgers!-soft voice. RUTH MARILYN BERKOWITZ Ruthie 98 Nahant Street Lynn, Mass. Executive Secretarial Thayer House A sweet expression is thc highest type of louclinessf' ACTIVITIES-Wassail Party. Edgewood I. C.-May Day Dancer, Dance Committees. Laughs at her own jokes-Long phone ta1ks-P0lish- ed nai1sT But Fm not lazy -Lives in the smoker- Let's go-o-o-.' JULIE MARY CI-IWALEK Julie 40 Coit Street Holyoke, Mass. Home Economics Whiting House Good nature is one of the richest fruits of mankind. ACTIVITIES-Iunior Class Vice-President, May Day Princess, Year- book Staff for two years, Footlighters, Riding, Photography Club. Button eyes- How 'bout that -Telephone conver- sations in Polish to someone special-Never a dull mo- ment-Happy go lucky-Makes use of spare time by sleeping. MARGARET ANN CLARK Peg Z5 Westfield Road West Hartford, Conn. Medical Secretarial Peirce House 'She has a friend for wary smile, and iz smile for cuery friend. ACTIVITIES-Proctor, Fashion Show. Stupid, stupid, stupid!- Got a cigarette'? -Speedy- Fabulous - No mail, again? - We're playing owlsg Whoooof' NIHCLCCFI Fifty-0119 Paige Txventy one - EDYTI-IE MARILYN CRAIG Edie 126 Bcrjart Place Yonkers, N. Y. Executive Secretarial Peirce House My thoughts every morning are as tangled as my hair. ACTIVITIES-Student Government, House President, Basketball, Footliqhte-rs, T. V. Committee. Oh, Shammie -Have you met Moose?-Knitted Tie- Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning - No, I won't cut my hair! -Cou1dn't live without a radio. CAROLYN HALL DOCKUM Carol 7352 North 20th Street Philadelphia, Pa. Home Economics Whiting House To know her well, is to like her better, ACTIVITIES-C-It Club Representative, Treasurer of Click Club, Footliqhters, Tennis. Sparkling eyesg who knows what secret beyond them lies. .A kind heart and a lusty laugh-Vivacious- How can I change my hair? -Innocence is her crowning glory. .Finding specimens for bacteriology in the waste- basket. SUZANNE EDISON Sue 911 Walton Avenue New York, N. Y. Merchandising Thayer House Fun is where she is. ACTIVITIES-Decorating Committee for Christmas Dance, Children's Party. Edqewood I. C.-Student Government, May Day Dancer, Lime- light Staff. Loves the bed-Speech Class previews-'tWho's got a cigarette? -Cut-outs-Suel's pal-Straight-faced jokes. CHARLES HOMER GAUVIN 5 Webster Street Saylesville, R. I. Business Administration Day Hop He is wise who tries lo earn the reputation he would like to haue. ACTIVITIES: Working after school. Worry about nothing -Playing the piano-School teachers-one in particular?--Quiet-Conscientious. Page Twenty two Nineteen Fifty-one JEAN LOUISE HONNORS Sally 313 Summer Street Somerville, Mass. Executive Secretarial Peirce House Where 1here's fun she's aluouys' in il: never still for half a minute. ACTIVITIES-Vice-President of Student Government, House Presi- dent, Waitress, Sadie Hawkin's Dance Committee, Chorus, Choir. How can you tell? -'Tm the lonesomest gal in town -Dawnie- Let's take a 10:00 - We'11 get back some way -Everybody's friend. MARY IOYCE I-IUTCHINSON Joyce 66 Winter Street Franklin, Mass. Executive Secretarial Day I-lop lt's nice to be natural. when youre naturally nice. ACTIVITIES-Prom Committee, May Pole Dancer. gm? Di'ja have a nice time? - Where are my books? - Noted for neat clothes-Easy to get along with- You go- ing to class now? -Cute kid. AILI PAULINE IARVI Polly West Barnstable Massachusetts Home Economics Whiting House A disposition as golden as hcr hair. ACTIVITIES-C-lt Club, Photography Club, Footlighters, House Treasurer, Dance Committees, Tennis, Dean's List. Her's in generous thoughtg her's is a heart full of kindness - Well, I never -Flair for art-Letters from overseas- Two hamburgers with onions, p1ease - fn S-it Finnish! ELISE GERALDINE VICTORIA KELLY Elise 62 Second Street Newport, R. I. Executive Secretarial Peirce House HA quiet girl you think you see, but in her' is hidden T. N. T. ACTIVITIES-Children's Christmas Party, Peirce House President, Student Government. Edgewood I. C.-Secretary Student Government, May Day Princess, Secretary Riding Club, Limelight Staff, Modern Dance, Bowling Club. Dance Committees. Playing the piano- You wonderful you - Thas O. K. -Elsie knitting argyles?- I'11 never pass an 80 . work! - Sweet and lovely. ' '- Nineteen Fifty-one Page Twenty-three .44 SUSAN FRANCES LEVENTHAL Sue 77 South Munn Avenue East Orange, N. I. Merchandising Thayer House Friendliness, poise, and a bil of a giggle. ACTIVITIES-eChildren's Party, Christmas Dance, Dean's List. Edgewood I. C.- Limelight Staff, May Day Dancer, Cut-outs-J ones' class-Five minutes for breakfast- Wor1d's worst correspondent-Sleepy time gal- Where,s Sue1? MARY ELLEN LOVETT M. E. I4 Ashland Place Gloucester, Mass. Liberal Arts Thayer House Knowledge is rarely denied the one who seeks. ACTIVITIES-Women's Student Government President, House President, Megaphone Start, Glee Club, Chorus, Pootlighters, Dean's List. Operation success-Psyc classes-Conferences-Mad about men.-Always in a rush-'Tm going to fiunkg I know I amf' CLAIRE MANCHESTER Claire I0 Merrick Street Rumford, R. I. Home Economics Whiting House A girl of successful yesterdays and conndenl romorrowsf' ACTIVITIES: House Treasurer, Co-editor of the Yearbook, May Day Court, Footlighters, Piano accompanist, Riding, Dean's List. Bermuda bound!-Dancing lingers up and down the keyboard-putt, putt-Those books she calls letters from her Sergeant-Friend to all-Sweet kid. JANET DOLORES MEAD Jam 103 Fort Hill Street I-Iingham, Mass. Executive Secretarial Day Hop Not a flower, not a pearl, but u swell all around girl. ACTIVITIES-May Pole Dancer, Footlighters, Student Government. Pm not afraid of you, Edie -Pipsqueeke!- Did I get a letter? - Oh, this filing! -Weekends at home- Swell gal. Nineteen Fifty-one ROSE MARIE PAMPALONE Rose 3 University Court South Orange, N. I. Merchandising Peirce House - Laugh and the world laughs with you. ACTIVITIES:-Sadie I-Iawkin's Day Dance, Wassail Party, Dean's List. Edgewood I. C.-May Day, Riding Club, Dormitory Council, Dorm- itory Social Committee, Dance Committees. Giggles- Have you seen Gil? -Sleepy eyes-New- port week-ends-Weddings bells-Swimming in late No- Vember. GEORGE ARNOLD SALVADOR George 80 Smith Neck Road South Dartmouth, Mass. Liberal Arts Mem Hall A quiet boy you think you see, but in him is hidden T. N. T. ACTIVITIES-Student Government, Yearbook Staff, C-It Club. Edgewood I. C.eHMX Fraternity, Riding Club, Dramatic Club, Limelight Staff. Jokes about opposite religion-Abhors gum chewing -Quiet?-Ten o'c1ock walks-Thayer House girls- Babs. ELEANOR l. SATTI Ellie 131 Montauk Avenue New London, Conn. Legal Secretarial Thayer House A friendly nururc is mirrored in her laughing eyes. ACTIVITIES-Children's Christmas Party, Fire Warden. Edgewood I. C.-Debating Club, Bowling League, Modern Dance, May Day, Sadie l-lawkin's Dance Committee, St. Patrick's Dance Committee. Newport week-ends-Perpetual laugh-Eternal typ- ing-Craves Pickles- Listen! I'm telling you something -Blushes easily. BETSEY B. SMITH Bets 76 Hampton Street Sayville, L. l. Advertising Art and Interior Decoration Peirce House W1'lhout love and laughter there is no joy. ACTIVITIES-Yearbook Staff, House Treasurer, May Day, Dance Committees, Tennis, Deon's List. I think I'11 have my hair cut -The click of knitting needles- Shall we change the room around, Holly? - The unfinished sweater- Didn't I get a letter? Nineteen Fifty-one page Twentyjve Page Twenty-six MARIORIE ALICE SNELL Marge 255 Main Street Ridgefield Park, N, I. M9fCl'1CU1diSiI1Q Peirce House The rule of my life is Io make business a pleasure and a pleasure my business. ACTIVITIES: Wassail Party, C-It Club. Edgewood I. C., Riding Club, Dance Committees. EVELYN IOAN STEC Eule 1002 Hampden Street Holyoke, Mass. Fashion Illustration and Advertising Art Peirce House Dream, but don't make dreams your master. ACTIVITIES-Yearbook Staff for two years, May Day Dancer, Fashion Show, Footliqhters, Basketball, Gold, Dance Committees. Jane College- A surprise! - No, Pm lying - White bucks, gold hat, and uke- I got a beautiful letter - This is it. ELEANOR CLAIRE STEINBERGER ' Ele 400 Walker Street Fairview, N. I. Fashion Illustration and Advertising Ray House Intelligence, Courtesy, and sincerity are seldom combined. ACTIVITIES-Iunior Class President, Dance Committees, Chairman of Children's Christmas Party, Chorus, Choir, Dean's List. You'11 Never Walk Alone -Smooth Latin Ameri- can Rhythms-''Whoop-whoop-whoopee! -Philosophy? Miami- Frankly speaking. IANICE CLAIRE SULLIVAN Jan l0l First Street Harrison, N. Y. Advertising Art and Interior Decoration Thayer House Her smile speaks volumes that she docsn't say. ACTIVITIES-Yearbook Start, House Treasurer, May Pole Dancer, Fashion Show, Chorus, Glee Club. See ya aft -Five flights to class-Jeans and bare- feet-Balancing the budget-Loves jewelry-Baby talk. Nineteen Fifty-one BARBARA MIRIAM DUBROW Dalby 6 Puritan Avenue Swampscott, Mass. Executive Secretarial Thayer House Tiny, with a smile. ACTIVITIES: Footlighters, Wassail Party, Dean's List. Highland Manor--Dramatic Club, President International Relations Club, Vice-President Freshman Class, Secretary-Treasurer Red Cross, Social Chairman, Riding Club, Yearbook Staff. Friendly-Billy-Home week-ends-Known for her scale-Dramatic-''Pinkyf' ARTHUR PAUL SUTTY, IR. Art 335 North Fulton Avenue Mount Vernon, N. Y. Liberal Arts Mem Hall Happiness seems to be made lo be shared. ACTIVITIES-Student Government, Yearbook Staff, Basketball. Edgewood I. C.-HMX Fraternity, Community Series, Basketball, Football, Baseball. Melrose bound- Let's go to Dinty's -Harem win- ner- She's a nice kid, but her feet smell -He'5 engaged, he uses Brillo- Can't go brewing tonight, Bob, it's Dragnet night! NANCY KAYE SCHWIND Schwindie 411 Penobscot Street Rurnford, Maine Executive Secretarial Thayer House Seldom quiet, always gay. she's just right in every way. ACTIVITIES-Student Government, Fashion Show, Footliqhters, C-It Club Representative, Dean's List. The mail in? -Med. students-Suzie Q-Earrings -Exercise, ugh!-Cheeseburgers for breakfast, ROBERT B. VEGHTE Bob 307 Verona Avenue Elizabeth, N. I. Marketing and Merchandising Mem Hall The wonder is always new that any sane man could be a sailor. ACTIVITIES-Yearbook Start, Dean's List. Edgewood I. C.-HMX Fraternity, Football, Bit and Spur Club, HMX Dance Committee, HMX Banquet. A Let's go to Goes! -'tHow I love the kisses of Do- lores - Who's got a cigaretteg my roommate just grubb- ed my last one - Did anyone die, or are we having Phil- 5 osophy class today? Nineteen Fifty-one Page Twenty-seven PATRICIA MAREE CANTY Pat 57 Berkeley Avenue New London, Conn. Fashion Illustration and Advertising Art Ray House In her friendship we find nothing false or insincrfre: everything is straightforward, and springs from the heart. ACTIVITIES-House President, Student Government, Big-Little Sister Dinner Chairman, Chorus, Dean's List. Coast Guard forever - Well fancy that! - Pat and Ele -Scrounge!-The little rubber rnouse--Sophisti- cation plus. MARILYN FAITH Lyn - 35 Pond Park Road Great Neck, N. Y. Fashion Illustration and Advertising Ray House It is love that asks, that seeks, that knocks, that finds, and that is faithful to what it finds. ACTIVITIES-Cheerleader, Decorating Chairman for Homecoming Dance, Dean's List. Body and Soul''-Cornell- Embraceab1e You - Wedding bells-'tRea1ly? - Telephones occupied, Lyn! BARBARA ANNE GENOA Bobbie 22 Geb Street Franklin, Mass. Advertising Art Peirce House Life's short moments flee: where thc're's fun, there she'Il be. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader. Day hop-Cute kid-Sophisticate-Happygo lucky. A LOIS AMARYLLIS HALBWACHS Ryl 1268 Enfield Street Thompsonville, Conn. Liberal Arts Ray I-191155 Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the soul. ACTIVITIES-Wassail Party, Homecoming Dance Committee. Connecticut College for Women-Dance Group, Competitive Sing, Competitive Play. Where's my roommate? -Chevrolet convertible? There's No Business Like Show Business -Home sapiens-Dancing-Five roommates. P2120 TWCITYY-eight Nineteen Fifty-one IUNIOR COLLEGE-CLASS PROPHECY PAT ACKLEY-Pat has given up her glamorous career and is now counting noises, rather than invoices. RUTI-IIE BERKOWITZ-With her sweet smile, Ruthie managed to catch the bachelor of l96l, and is now living the life of a queen-come on Ruthie, what's the clue? IOYCE BURNSIDE-We hear much of our gay Miss Burnside, who is now spend- ing several months in Switzerland enjoying skiing at one of the famous lodges, with those handsome European men! PAT CANTY-Pat has taken over the news hour in recent weeks, in order to enlist recruits for the United States Coast Guard. IULIE CHWALEK-We were talking to the owner of K. A. P. Delicatessen Com- pany, and they said it is absolutely impossible to get a dietitian, ever since Iulie has formed a union on the East coast. PEG CLARK-Ten years from now, billboards will feature Peg as an advertise- ment for Chesterfield Cigarettes. EDIE CRAIG-Edie will become known, not as the lady with the lamp but as the lady with the ladder. IOYCE CROASDALE-Ioyce's smile and pleasing personality will win the boss over to her way of thinking. CAROL DOCKUM-Attractive, young dietitian found sitting on a handsome sur- geon's knee! Planning special diets t?l. Do you call this work? Carol does. BARBARA DUBBOW-Within a few weeks we will see Barbara's name in lights at the Colonial Theatre in Boston, as one of our great dramatic actresses. SUE EDISON-Our Faye Emerson will head the list of the ten best dressed women of lf-361. LYN FAITH-Our petite Dresden Doll, is already on her way to success and happiness. SALLY FISH-Now a famous clothes designer, Sally will soon be announcing the opening of her Paris Erocks as a side line to the more important job 1 in her life-being the wife of Mr. Chester I. Cook, radio announcer. BOBBIE GENOA-Bobbie is now abroad, viewing the latest patterns in paper dresses, as a well-known buyer tor the Fashion Lounge -branch of Worcester. BU, HALBWACHS- Bit will succeed in proving Where there's a will there's a way. SALLY HONNOBS- Sal will succeed in everything she undertakes, be- cause our Sal has the ability to make people laugh. IOYCE HUTCHINSON-Joyce is now the lady from storyland and tells the traditional fairy tales in her own inimitable way. PAULINE IARVI--West Barnstable on Cape Cod, has acquired a new and very modern tea room owned and very expertly run by Polly Iarvi. Lots of luck. We'll drop in sometime-on the house! N mtc I1 Fifty-one Page Twenty nine Page T IUNIOR COLLEGE-CLASS PROPHECY ELISE KELLY-Lana Turner will have to take the back seat, once Elsie gets settled in Hollywood. HOLLY KETCHAM-Holly Ketcham, chemist extraordinaire, will be ready to divulge the secret of ner new discovery within the next month. SUE LEVENTHAL-She has been presented with a lifetime subscription to Vogue magazine, and is now helping Adrian get back on his feet again. MARY ELLEN LOVETT-Mary Ellen always has a different idea: and undoubt- edly will becorne publicity agent for the first woman president. CLAIRE MANCHESTER-While glancing through the Washington, D. C. Tribune the other day, we found mentioned General and Mrs. Hank Butts. We see our Claire has become quite a prominent figure in Army life. IANET MEAD-Ianet has become one of our top-rate stenographers, due to her ability of knowing how to type up letters. ROSE PAMPALONE-ln a few years, Rose will have a place for everything and everything in its place. GEORGE SALVADORE-From what we've heard, no one in the I. C. has heard from George-but it seems the girls across the street correspond with him regularly. ELIE SATTI-Elie has recently published a new book Little People Can Do Big Things. NANCY SCHWIND-Nancy will be the future Dorothy Dix of the Awpie Iournal , her column will be based on her junior college research. BETSEY SMITH-Bets is now head of the largest toy industry on the East coast and has manufactured a thinking puppet. ELIE STEINBERGER-Elie, recently appointed fashion editor of Vogue, can be reached at her Fifth Avenue penthouse apartment. We knew she'd make good! IAN SULLIVAN-The magnificent Swedish House, which is owned by Ian Sullivan, has recently been redecorated and is now doing a thriving business for a tea room of that size. ART SUTTY-As usual, the center of attraction, Art Sutty professional escort, has been seen surrounded by admiring women and envious men. BOB VEGHTE-Bob has made himself prominent in the literary world by writ- ing a best selling novel-- How Slowly They Crawl. CHARLES GARVIN--Starting in early on the side, Charlie will be heading a string of cafeterias in the near future. EVlE STEC-With her good taste for smart clothes, we'll find Evie producing her originals for Vogue. EVELYN STEC, Class Prophetess hifgy Nineteen Fifty one r l 'K if-Qi1QH1,Q QT' Ll lv KA I 4 Q Wig Cx wikxxqkhi mlxollqgbi ACADEMY Klum' Wqkalvgf' S ixkm iw MQWR E germ? Q 'ite X I wig x :max will O V13 'Xkldg 2 Q MNA Wim S KMFDM? f W Q1 wk mx A flwlnmaxgfx . fm , A 'hyd 1-4' Q fix. i ' ,ff x X' Q f ' Af ' C .- ? I N -. , Xt' , -s-' - x- ,-L V ti--f ' ' X, C, , N ' '-Q, X ., ' ., N-D jiri:-If Ku ,.f A, . :3,5' I -sy '4 J., 1 'fix-Q? ' 3-cQ xxx i F.-If JL' fx Ll Sf -gN7w iq rx. L fa A. ,QHOMAS E. Hoifisesigin , - - 1 p , I w ,-- -f . xsgs ig,-j, A.: 5- ey- , - Pj Je' - as A ee. I-1 gNiSx.1 jjZ4 ffiji V V-'MOOclus,-lCOnij1.. NP - I Mo, M -P N N ' QOLEEGEZ , Mgidbaie lysis., :ga gr AMBIHGN: Dentist . ., N A, JN , ' VV 'yu ' Y - gb . ' ACT- IES: Glee 011115, BaEQepllj 3Deanite. of X' , ' ' 1' ',, P ORITEMS-MOR'Y:Dormfl.i1'e.'v 1 'F 5, 5 , , N ' MOsT sUOeEssFULagNDEAvOs3. ' mg up .1 fe momma-V' R LTBH1 W s tlfie most nebesgfry pie-gsoil?-slr: Jae third W, ITO-olv. Th, Jgbst freQ1'e?'Il'NgreetiPg,lie got was:-' QI'l'1,r,,gQ you jaifega butt'?jSW1th his high-'ideals arfd cY1araetegietics Q 'tTomI ' wrasfundoubtedlygone of tlQegn1oQ popularfboysjnx school, ,we lgnow, 'jlofnj' fine,Lpers6nal.ity'will - f Q,-, ' .. ELINOB MAY AVERY Ellie Kennebunk, Me. COLLEGE: Bates AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Basketball, Glee Club, Senior Class Secretary, Dramatic: Club, Blue Spruce Staff. FAVORITE MEMORY: Bob MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Four years of Dean ' Has anyone seen Ellie? Oh, she's out with Bob. Where , else. Ellie is a real Deanite of four years standing and .M I Secretary of the Senior Class. Having developed into j ,iv-' ypiuite the social lass, Ellie is also gifted in the academic J, -JA Q07 jg world. We'll miss you, Ellie. Best of luck. . , bg, I ,lf 4 I , Jail , RONALD OAVANAGH OONNOLLY ,.1. - A If ,L JW. VWJ, 4 Ronnie .ng ' 1. f , , il ,- -NI? . Brookline, Mass. . aj X. . V, ,f rf '- f - ' ' COLLEGE: Tufts AMBITION: Business Administration fi lfbwzii 'ydjlfd , ff' ' V' f ,f I ACTIVITIES: Cross-country, Swimming, Track, Lacrosse, President f Q ' ' oi the lunior Class, Student Government, Blue Spruce, Megaphone, ,la -,' Hu ,541 Dramatic Club. ,y w' , ,ff 1 FAVORITE MEMORY: Meals. A vi! I A, -5,4 MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Graduating from Dean. . f- 1' P 141' One of our four-year men, Ronnie has been very ac- 'G -. ' ,' tive in many sports, especially swimming where he broke .1 ' V fi, many records, Though quiet, his Wit and good-natured ' j,,n ' K, personality has won him many friends here at Dean. Sure ' 1' ' ' to be a success in life, here's wishing you all the luck in 1' . ,ifibl '! ' the world. M ,haf flip! ' .,lAfL7,l, 1 iLlv.: .f,l,!1jlT J jill., - ,, -' 'I ' A , 51.11 ',b,STEPHANIE CHILDS PRINGLE ' ' Af' , :ll Af I Mystic, Conn. I , , I, .. - fl ff' ,lv ' COLLEGE: Mitchell Iunior College AMBITION: Government Worker .- ' 1 .5 1' 1 ' 1 A j 'I ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Choir, Blue Spruce Staff. I 1 I ' . . FAVORITE MEMORY: Club 5O. ' , f - , MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Singing in Chapel. ,aff Steph has been at Dean for two years and our class f ,jf ', has recognized her loyalty by electing her Vice-President. ' Her bland sense of humor has often entertained the X Ubutt room, just as her lovely voice has entertained us 3' in Glee Club. Her scholastic ability is high, and she is success-bound. We wish you the very best, Steph, --.-.-. ---U- have' :J successful and happyl fe - W . A ' -qi'-1 . gk, ,slew .xf -gs PATRICIA BROWN Pal Needham, Mass. COLLEGE: Green Mountain Ir. College AMBITION: Physical Education Instructor ACTIVITIES: Field I-Iockey, Basketball, Glee Club, Drcmalic Club, Cheerleading. FAVORITE MEMORY: Physical Education Class. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Remaining at Dean for four years. Pat is that cute little blonde who has been running around Dean for the last four years. Vivaciousness, good spirits, and personality plus are Pat's trade-marks. You can be sure that wherever there are sports and good times, Pat's there. Dean will never forget you, Pat. Good luck, and keep your lively personality. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BOUDROT Bill Milton, Mass. COLLEGE: Undecided AMBITION: Business FAVORITE MEMORY: Ruth. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passing chemistry successfully. Bill has been a Shining star in our life here at Dean. No matter how despondent you may feel, Bill is always there to cheer you up. May we hope, Bill, that you will continue to bring happiness to the world and we know the best will always follow you wherever you go. BARBARA ANN BURNS 'iBarby Santa Marta, Colombia COLLEGE: Simmons College AMBITION: Spanish Interpreter ACTIVITIES: Blue Spruce Staff. FAVORITE MEMORY: Senior Year. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Roasting marshmallows. Who is that cute girl from South America? Why, you must know Barby, that lively member of the third floor. Although her main interest is our swimming star, her standing in the class ranks high, Her friendly and ob- liging nature is always evident. We wish you the best in your career, Barby. Luck a ways. R R' lltjllis . B 1 W. E re ille, enn J COLLEQE: AMBITIQN: Metallurqist ACgITIRS: oolb . Ba tbc , Lacr se -,Student Government, Co- itor rbo .Mega hon . . ' vom M sh Realm. f, ,N T SUC SFUL NDE A : rowi P31 curly hai y see a e11o a ic fiel a class- r' g' ing he as ery -ent, probably K He ' type bf fellow who. is real friend. W y need m 's alwa s there, ready to help you. t p se s a en hich should take him a lon w in is life. It's L en swell knowing you. Good luck ' the tur 4. I M' XQJN Nineteen Fifty-one VF'-2. 1 '--., 'As ' . c .,,, ., -w Q, --My .. ,H I, . . , . . H ., Q ,,, Q' '-rf . ' v'1 - ,- . 7,- ,Z-A, , .. Page Thirty-five ,f?fZ'7fL27r, ifruf jf-we Llfbg W' : ' ,.,J7. 70,1 J-Aa.. Us -Q. 'fl' I ..- if 1 feta. in it rt'- ' wt 0' jj wish If? 'i d H1-944, Od b,L'c'i:er I OAN EMELIE CARPENTER Jody Blackstone, Mass. COLLEGE: Boston University College of Music AMBITION: Pianist FAVORITE MEMORY: I-larry. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Getting to school on time. Is Jody here yet? Where is that tall, sophisticated day-hop whose musical ability is so well-known? Here she comes at last. I-Ier smile and charm are not easily forgotten, and she has made many friends at Dean. We know you will succeed in your chosen career, Jody. The best to you. IOHN FRANCIS CIMEROL Curly Woonsocket, R. I. COLLEGE: Tutts AMBITION: Doctor, Medical ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse, Trumpet Soloist, Orchestra, Drama, Blue Spruce, Yearbook Staff. FAVORITE MEMORY: Meals. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passina Chemistry- Trurnpeter. Curly', with his pleasant smile, affable personality, and good-naturedness, has been a friend to everyone. Curly, although a day hop, is often found over at the Rec Hall mixing with everyone. All the best of wishes to you Curly, in your future successes. SONDRA ESTA COI-IEN Sandy!' Fall River, Mass. COLLEGE: Undecided AMBlTION: Social Worker ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Basketball, Dramatic Club, Megaphone, Blue Spruce Staff. FAVORITE MEMORY: After-lights parties. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Not getting caught. Sandy is one of the new members of our class. Al- ways cheerful and obliging, her high marks show she has reached her goal at Dean. and she is an important f N factor on our girls' teams. Those were some parties, fa,-M weren't they, Sandy? We know you'l1 be successful in E :f everything you do. Best of luck. 'MERVIN l. COI-IEN Mickey Brooklyn, New York COLLEGE: Washington University AMBITION: Psychiatrist ACTIVITIES: Blue Spruce, Tennis, Megaphone, Director oi Publicity, Dramatics. FAVORITE MEMORY: Marcia. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Making people happy. Pleasant, Witty, and dilligent, that is Mickey. He has been one of Deants best student throughout the year and has been one of our best friends. We all wish Mickey the best of everything. It A ' sf i Je - . page Thirtysix 'V -1 f tlabin Nineteen Fifty-one 'LQJU'4A.,aw'- 'Nl' t I ft I tw- t.f k ' ' I ' J 1 K V A it VA, t . -- JIS - t , ,' I .v In 5' i ' ' if . 'Ji it tt -..ff ,Qwv ALICE CONOVER HAI., Toms River, N. I. COLLEGE: Dean lunior College AMBITION: Laboratory 'Technician ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Basketball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Roasting marshmallows. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Cutting classes. Is something burning? Oh, no. That's just Al playing chef! Although rather quiet at iirst, A1 is lots of fun when you know her. Her friendliness and sports ability make her an asset to our third floor. lncidentally, Al, how do you roast marshmallows? Good luck to you. BRENDON I-IAU-WONG I-IO Ho-hum I-Ionq Kong, B. C. C. COLLEGE: Cornell or M. L T. AMBITION: Engineer ACTIVITIES: Football Mgr., Swimming, Photography, Men's Student Government. . FAVORITE MEMORY: First day at Dean. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Beating Horse in chess. Ho came to Dean direct from Hong Kong, China. He rapidly made friends, and was a friend and helper to everybody, especially the math students. Ho's good sense of humor plus his good marks will take him a long way, and we know that he will do well at either M. I. T. or Cornell. MIMI I-IO Mimi Hong Kona, China COLLEGE: Simmons AMBITION: Teacher FAVORITE MEMORY: Mail from home. Mimi is one girl we will never forget. Her sunny disposition has made her Well-liked by all, and her academic standing is the cause of constant admiration. If a vote were taken for our most loyal student, our votes would go for Mimi. We hope you will never forget us, Mimi. Luck and all the happiness in the world to you. WALLACE IRVIN G LOI-IR WuIlgi' Windham, Conn. COLLEGE: University of Maine AMBITION: Forestry ACTIVITIES: Swimming, Waiter. FAVORITE MEMORY: Mr. Clinton's English class. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: To be successful. While Wally is a quiet chap he has also given us many laughsg his dress and personality are of the best of taste. All in all, Wally has been a great asset to the dorm this year. Thanks for all the things that you have given us this year, Wally. Nineteen Fifty-one Page Thirty sevtn GRACE MARIE HOWARD Bunky Franklin, Mass. COLLEGE: Bridgewater State Teachers' College. AMBITION: Physical Education Instructor ACTIVITIES: Field I-Iockey, Basketball, Cheerleading. FAVORITE MEMORY: l95O. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Day-hopping. That peppy cheerleader? Why, thatls Grace Marie. She's been day-hopping at Dean for four years now, and her friendliness, smile, and sports ability have made her well-remembered. Take it easy with that station wagon, Grace. We wish you success in your career. CHARLES WILLIAM MCDERMOTT Mac Woonsocket, R. I. COLLEGE: Bowdoin AMBITION: Business ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, Megaphone, Glee Club, Lacrosse. FAVORITE MEMORY: Getting to breakfast. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Meeting Boudrot. Mac can win almost anyone with his Winning smile and his pleasant personality. Creating many a lasting friendship here at Dean we all know that Mac will be a great success in his future life. We all will miss you, Mac. NANCY IEAN KITTELL Nan Winchester, Mass. COLLEGE: Dean Iunior College AMBITION: Home Economics Major ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Glee Club, Choir. FAVORITE MEMORY: Homecoming Day. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Vcrsity Basketball. Nan, that cut blonde from Winchester, is another new student who has greatly added to our Senior Class. Her friendliness, sincerity, and activities on the basketball team have made her well-known to all. In her spare time way be e succes at you have been here at Dean she can always be s w'th rt. Best wishes for your happiness, 2? W F X Ecsigyrlllx ER MILLER . IX G gy Boy 'Yr SPLCI asier, Pa. CO E : Iimmr lege AMBITION: Iournalisxn TI IE? lu . PAV IT 1 RY: C risiqias Dance. ST FU DERVOR: Being a success in the business o cl. i at an, Ge has won many lasting friends. Hi ee smil and re personality has made a bright s tj o atm ol is year We wish you the very fist? ev Qin , orge,. and know that you will al Page Thirty clghf yr Nineteen Fifty-one CAROLE MARION LEHIVIANN Carole Sayville, N. Y. COLLEGE: Undecided AMBITION: Merchandising FAVORITE MEMORY: Four o'clock parties. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Staying off campus. In case you're on second floor and happen to see a blonde streak dashing to answer the phone, that's Carole. Her vivacious and cheerful ways make her a live-wire. She can usually be found running to get her mail or writ- ing letters. Those are some wings you've got, Carole. Happiness to you. LUIS ALBERTO PAGES Lou Caracas, Venezuela COLLEGE: Undecided AMBITION: To own my own business ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse. FAVORITE MEMORY: Bull sessions on the 2nd floor. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Receiving mail from home. Lou came to us all the way from Caracas, Venezuela this year. At first Lou was very meek, however, as the year progressed we learned that we had a very worthy boy in our midst. With his famous American slang, Lou did not take very long to win the hearts of his fellow classmates. We all know, that wherever he may go, Lou will always continue to win the hearts of the people that he comes in contact with, ANNA CHRISTINA MACINNIS Chris Fall River, Mass. COLLEGE: Dean Iunior College AMBITION: Music ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Choir. FAVORITE MEMORY: Glee Club rehearsals. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Dropping chemistry. Who's playing the piano in the social room? Oh, that's Chris. She's that new girl on second floor from Fall River way. She always has a cheerful Scotch manner and a bright Hello for all. She has a great liking for cats and colorful plaids that catch your eye. Keep practicing and good luck to you, Chris. LAWRENCE RICI-IARD ROWELL, IR. .,Larry., Wreniham, Mass. COLLEGE: Tuiis AMBITION: Pediatrician ACTIVITIES: Football Manager. FAVORITE MEMORY: Ski Trip. , MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Making out with girls. Larry, with his friendly smile, and nonchalant manner enables him to mingle with everyone at Dean. Larry, although a day hop, spends most of his time mingling with the upper-class girls. The best of luck to you Larry, in your future success. .1 ' Nineteen Fifty-one Page Thirty nine ,y,, Vern N A ANN MALONEY Dennisport, Mass. COLLEGE: Undecided AMBITION: Undecided FAVORITE MEMORY: Roaming with Peedie. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passing all subjects. Whatis all that activity behind the fire-doors? Oh, thatis Vern getting ready to dash to breakfast. Vern is that lively little blonde always waiting for the phone to ring, and it's a great day for the Navy when it does. We'll remember your cheerful, carefree attitude and smile, Vern. Happy landings. MAURICE ROWITZ Rusty Shelclonville, Mass. COLLEGE: Dean Iunior AMBITION: Architect FAVORITE MEMORY: Weekends ACTIVITIES: Football, Lacrosse, I-leadwaiter, Basketball. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Trying to be heaclwaiter. Rusty, one of the last of our G. I.'s, has consistently demonstrated conscientiousness an industry in everything he has undertaken. His artistry, displayed in many a pos- ter and sketch, is a sure indication of his ultimate success in his chosen field. Our very best goes with you. PRISCILLA DAVIS MCCANN Peerlie Swansea, Mass. COLLEGE: Colby Iunior College AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Field Hockey, Basketball, Dramatic Club, C-It Club. FAVORITE MEMORY: Roaming with Verna. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passing French. Peedie is that girl who lives down behind the fire- doors and is always making good use of them by getting into mischief with her roommate. Her obliging nature, good humor, and friendliness have made her well-liked at Dean. By the way, where did you get that drain pipe, Peedie? Best wishes to you. KENNETH WILLIAM SANTORO Ken Franklin, Mass. COLLEGE: University of Miami AMBITION: Business ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, Basketball, Swimming, Lacrosse, Business Manager oi Megaphone, Yearbook, Student Council, and Dramatics. FAVORITE MEMORY: Abe's algebra class. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passing U, S. History. Ken, found associating with everyone has a very humorous personality. His good-naturedness and favor- able manner will serve as a good foundation for his future success. Good luck to you Ken, and the best of wishes. page Forty Nineteen Fifty-one 1 Q0-lL f ' ,bn , .Q 0' KLA DLfvx.0L CVQ74 'LES IESSICA MARCIA RICKER - ,Mm Martyn I Worcester, Mass. flfw COLLEGE: Dean Iunior College AMBITION: Buyer 4 i ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club. FAVORITE MEMORY: Mickey. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passing English. V Althought Marty is new this year, her quiet, sincere manner has won her many friends. Marty has an artistic L Hair, and her time is divided between Mickey and her art work. By the way, Marty, you would make a cute redhead. Best of luck and happiness to you. 'f, ,ffl-JWTI' A' LOUIS SARDELLA af., Lou LV' LIME' Wakefield, Mass. I COLLEGE: Harvard AMBITION: Teacher-coach y If lf. ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Track. FAVORITE MEMORY: Meeting Frank. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVORz Passing algebra. Lou and Russ were roommates until Russ left. Then Lou roomed with Frank and the fun began. Whenever Lou and Frank are together, and they were always to- gether, there is always laughter and noise. The third floor would not be the same without Lou. We wish you luck and hope you can help pull Harvard out of the cellar. ROSALYN RUTH RING Roz Cambridge, Mass. COLLEGE: Undecided AMBITION: Stenoqrapher ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Glee Club, Choir. FAVORITE MEMORY: Christmas Dance. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Coming to Dean. Telephone? It'S for Roz .... Don calling again. Roz is the girl with the infectious grin and the bright wit that enlivens the second floor. Her mischievous spirit is al- ways apparent especially after 10:00 when the fun begins, Don't change, Roz. Your good nature will always be remembered. Good luck and success to you. ROBERT IOSEPH WALKER Timmy Westford, Mass. COLLEGE: Springfield AMBITION: Physical education director ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Baseball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Working in the bookstore. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Playing with the Lowell Sun. The tall, lanky, pleasant Smiling lad, that's Timmy Needless to say, Timmy made many friends and won the confidence of many. Timmy was a real asset to the basketball team and we hear he has a lot on the ball in baseball. Best to you. s .es s s a sas Mama t l .Q nfl' ,af ,. . W' ff . fl 1 W! me . ! . Qgf-'. ' g ff' E .'f ,, Axlu A0004 0-u-s.v-can-1.4 . : If am.- .aw we sl. Zt. ?.Lf1 d GJL lm. .' ' , ' su! 1 r 1 , IQJ Q, rttiff MJL ,ggi ,Jitalf 4f'fJ 'VAN' awrlr .L 5 L' it no . HIM, I .IL 1 f'i ,ff ' f- fxirfw ,,g,7!'cv I Nineteen Fifty-one Pagf Fggiygrlc A' 51, ,wtf 5. - ,J 'J ' Mlfu I - xi' A' ' , xx - 'IJ Y J , I fp 1 ,,' Ik!!! ' uf' ,ff ,. nl :I MARY GAIL SUDLER Gail Douqlaston, N. Y. COLLEGE: Bard AMBITION: Stage Career ACTIVITIES: Field I-lockey, Basketball, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Megaphone. . FAVORITE MEMORY: Number three. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Rooming on First. What girl is a natural for the leading part in a play? Why, Gail, of course. Her dramatic ability plus her vi- tality and wit make her a source of pleasure and enjoy- ment to all who know her. Weill never forget those close calls you and Barby had using those squeaky back stairs. Best of luck in your career. GEORGE HENRY GUNDRUM, IR. Gun North Attleboro, Mass. COLLEGE: University of Virginia AMBITION: Dentist FAVORITE MEMORY: Sandy mac. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Getting to class. Gun is the tall, lanky, Quiet day-hon who decided Dean was the place to live when he moved to the dorm at the beginning of the second semester. With his omiet. sincere Ways he is hound to succeed as a dentist. Good luck, we'1l see you from the chair. ETHEL LOUISE VICKERS Vichy Lynn, Mass. COLLEGE: Chandler AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Basketball, Dramatics, Women's Student Government. FAVORITE MEMORY: May 19, 1950. This versatile girl is one of the few four year girls at Dean. Good looks, charm, and ability are her features, and they make her a well-known member of our class. She has served loyallv as Vice-President of our Student Government, You will always be in our memories of Dean, Vicky. We wish you the best success. VIRGINIA LEE WILLITS . ffcim-,. Rockville Center, N, Y. COLLEGE: University ot Maryland AMBITION: Psychologist ACTIVITIES: Rasketboll, Dromntics, Glee Club, Megaphone. FAVORITE MEMORY: March l. 1949. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Three years of French. Who is that tall, sophisticated girl? Why, that's Gini. Her friendly manner and exuberance make it impossible for one not to know and like her. Her activities plus her high standing prove her to be truly versatile and ac- complished. Our best wishes for a happy and successful future, Gini. Page Forty two Nineteen Fifty-one THELMA ELAINE EMERY Thiel Cranston, Pr. I. COLLEGE: Bryant AMBITION: Executive Secretary ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Basketball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Homecoming Dance. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passing U. S. History. Need a fourth for a whist game? Thel will be glad to play. Although on the quiet side, Thel is usually there when the fun begins. Always friendly and willing to help, she has played an important part on our first Hoor. Just how did you manage to sleep so late, Thel? The best to you always. PETER KEENAN Pete Milford, Mass. COLLEGE: Providence College AMBITION: Business ACTIVITIES: Choir, C-lt Club, Baseball. FAVORITE MEMORY: High School Days. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Getting to first period. Pete is the boy with the dashing red hair. A smile for everyone is Pete's motto. Pete possesses the type of personality hard to beat. lf anything amusing occurs Pete always catches on and enjoys it to the fullest. Just stay the way you are and you will go a long way. 4 Way- WILLWM FRANCI ,Moose 5 ,I J I' ,Je ' qfnvisilzu ' ,MW , X ,f-' ' za Ne Be Ord, ' llf 5 G A HAIVIBITIOIE, o be a success f AC'Rglll 1l, .v. Ba,3Li5Qii11a'LK Meggpfibnijj FAVORITE RY: sais: f' . gy-5 Mosr ' ccassru Nnslwemainaqg, ee from women. J .VIA big gri nd a gg joke, that 1 s what Bill is. His yfriendly attitude .toward everyone has created many friends for him vou always be the success in your M fut that yo.uf.aret ow, Bill. J,,yl'm3 Lffji f DONALD RISTAIN O ' 'Don Franklin, Mass. COLLEGE: Middlebury AMBITION: Foreign Service ACTIVITIES: Blue Spruce. FAVORITE MEMORY: Boys' dorm. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Being friendly with people. While Don didn't come to Dean until the middle of the year he has already gained many friends. He has traveled around Europe and is familiar with several foreign languages which he speaks to the delight of his listeners. May success follow you wherever you go, Don. My fgg !,p 1014 I f M M IW tw Mft' Nineteen Fifty-one Page 1'lOrty,thrcc wffff My fl 7, ,qi-ICL 5,074 arizeb. for ..fa-f-2.felf yJ- .9 L, g,,f.ac,L1 . y, I 4 VQPLIL4 , fzlffjrln A Pd-Cla: Llffilallyly X424-iff., ai, LUIAJ Arfgiy - I 1 1 ,lain ' AVERY COOK Cooley Woonsocket, R. I. COLLEGE: Naval Academy AMBITION: Naval Officer ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse, Cross Country, Basketball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Ski Trip. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: I-Ieartbreakerf' Cooky is the boy who rides the campus with his large, black Pontiac sedan. He has a favorable personality and manner that attracts him to everyone. The best of luck and wishes to you, Cooky, in achieving your future goal. NAOMI DELORES SOKOL u A I , H Nan gi'-14255: s4'.'.' New Britain, Conn. s6?:Jffff32fJ'.fiae.5:gfiL COLLEGE: University of Miami AMBITION: Singer .,':'C,r-?g,tQ, f ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Basketball, Glee Club, Choir, Dramaticgffgku, , MC? Club, Megaphone. f . 29-ff f FAVORITE MEMORY: october 22, 1950. fc 'Lf' 'f'k'!Q,i' ,,L,, MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Remaining at Dean. , Y-5 . ,JM If you want pep, vigor, vitality, fun, and laughs, look-.1a,g,ZijZf4'f X, -, M' 4' 1-- .- . for the cute strawberry blonde. Yes, you've found Nae. ,ff jf.. A ' 'pi fffif-f' 1541!-3: ' She is the uveliest gin in the senior Class and a1ways.fQ,,.qL J 14213 -2' mb' has a Hi for everyone. In the butt room she can jj. 'ai-'l fy',gM,'dA ,p , I usually be found singing i'Frankie and Johnny. Don'tZl-L51 .il ' ' i 'fV, I forget us, Nae. You can be sure we'1l always remember .gf 4 ' I A' ' f ' f fn . you' 77d if lemytllf l'ffff:1.i if I CLIFFORD E. RUMSEY, IB. lf Mg,j',,Q, jf f-lf. ' ' Sw f . . , fe'- , Jul' V If Ridgewood, N. I. .-5444'f,fQ-,Ulf '- I ' ' If 1' F COLLEGE: Lehigh AMBITION: Pitch for the New York Yankees W' 1 l:'1ff Hip ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Waiter. VAL! V , ff J .J FAVORITE MEMORY: Broken nose against Suffield. f , ifl- 71 MMI Vllvfy. 1' - ,f M f 1' v ,. .,-f r. ,A 1. 1 fMl'!'i f! fi ll it fill N it - I A-. , I 1 5 MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Getting B in algebra. Dean would not have been the same if Slice hadn't , - come. His personality and humor made him everybody's v, 1' -' ' , friend. His ability to act like a dunce left him open to caustic remarks. However, Skee could take it as well .. as dish it out. Skee not only was conscientious in his studies but he also had one of the most rounded sports I ability and gave his all to every sport. We know if Skee g ' keeps these characteristics he will lead a happy and - successful life. 1 . 1, - 4 V f CONSTANCE BROOKE Connie Needham, Mass. COLLEGE: Bates AMBITION: Science Major ACTIVITIES: Megaphone, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Choir, Field Hockey. FAVORITE MEMORY: Room No. 29 MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Understanding French. Have you seen Connie concocting some new chem formula with Thornie? Oh, there she is, that quiet bru- nette whose serious exterior hides a World of fun. If you ever need a helping hand, Connie will be glad to oblige. Keep up your good work, and success and happiness will follow you. Page Forty-four Nineteen Fifty-one Ni BARBARA ANNE BAYARD B. O. Rockville Center, N. Y. COLLEGE: Beaver AMBITION: Writer ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Field I-Iockey, Vice-President of the Iunior Class, Megaphone, Women's Student Government, Dramatic Club. FAVORITE MEMORY: Spanish I. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Student Government. If there ever is any mischief or fun in sight, the first person you will see is Barbie. Her Vitality, ready smile, and Sense of humor, plus her sports ability make her one of the most popular students at Dean. Never will we forget you and Gail in your many after-light escapades. Happiness to a success-bound girl. STANLEY PHILIP GOLDSTEIN Stun Franklin, Mass. COLLEGE: University of Pennsylvania AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Swimming, Baseball, Business Mcncger of the Stu- dent Government, Megaphone, and the Yearbook. FAVORITE MEMORY: Abe's algebra class. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Gettings cds. Stan is a humorous, happy-go-lucky chap who is always available for social activities. Although a day hop, he is often found mingling with his schoolmates at the school center. The best of wishes to you, Stan, in achiev- ing your goal. ROBERT EUGENE BUTSON ..Bob.. Noank, Conn. COLLEGE: Undecided AMBITION: Printing and Advertising FAVORITE MEMORY: Remaining tree from women. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Eating clown st: eet. V Bob has always been everyone's buddy throughout the year at Dean, He is pensive, helpful, and understand- ing. We wish you the best of everything, Bob, in any- thing that you do. LAURENCE DEAN ROCI-IE Larry Narragansett, R. I. COLLEGE: Brown AMBITION: Lawyer ACTIVITIES: President Senior Class until he entered the service, Student Government, Football. FAVORITE MEMORY: Lost weekend. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Keeping tree. The life of the third floor, Larry, was greatly missed when he joined the Air Force at Christmas. Larry had the distinction of being the only waiter that could get up at 7:30 every morning and still eat and serve breakfast. With your wonderful personality we all know you will be a success in whatever you may do. nctccn Fifty-one Page Fifty-live It tv J ' ,I . ' ,IX , ' ,- - ,. Lf A7 . -' 4 , .' ' f MQA,-vb 44,2 04, ,Awe mf, :- 11129 AQ: 41,0 f -- ' alfflf-ffffif 'yffi gf -1 1 I .ff ' j 1 . ' ' ff J H je! 4' JQQ, ..,f.fjf,,J 11 , I 1. I . f fn f .f'f ,T . .Elf J L I I WZTL J T L lDf!OK Af 4ff 'T' f ' 'T' f f ,f , 17 , ' f If Y - ff 'af-', f I f , ' , f X if 1 .ff f' X f, ' 7- , ' I - , , Y ff' .f rv' ff f' S, '.:f7 1 Q23 f L ,,!iQ,f7 fy ff f f f , , 'Q I ,X ff M , ' T -f ffvfg, ef,fQ,f-1, .. f ff .1 S .W - --7' ,.':V,.fff,J Li? any!! 4 1 V , 7 Vi I X i ji, -, ,- J If if J! I , -fkf'-X, ff, , ff 1 RUTH CRAIG HOUSTON 'r I ff ' Y L 7 X ff , -,f , - ' , ' ' ' 'Rulhie , flgf, ' L , GT ,R ' ' Lv 'I'-- f,! if J JIHSIOBI College ,AMBITION: X-ray Technician I r I I 1. sq g A J QV It Ilya :I ii lj! If 3 ltgift It I mmf ff W if Iiorry-six ftgja 7' W J Eiga UI' -r ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Basketball A-ff a .ffl FAVORITE MEMORY: After-lights parties. 'f I ,X MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passing history. Having a party? Here's Ruthie at last. She's a vital part of that unpredictable first floor. Having been at Dean for three years, her sweet disposition and friend- liness have Won a place in everyone's memory. The best of everything to you, Ruthie. GLENN CHARLES MORSE Glenn Milford, Mass. COLLEGE: University of Massachusetts AMBITION: Dentist ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Baseball. FAVORITE MEMORY: 8-IU study hours. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Teaching Ho how to play cards. Glenn was a day-hop until he decided to live in the dorm. He moved in during the football season and brought with him his cards, wit, and friendly nature. Glenn was a real asset to the football team as he quarterbacked the team to many victories. His ability to make friends, es- pecially at the Junior College, made him one of the most popular Academy boys. If your life is as successful as at Dean, we know you'1l be happy. PHILIP ALVIN I-IODGSON Phil Woonsocket, R. I. COLLEGE: University of New Hampshire AMBITION: Hotel and Restaurant ACTIVITIES: Basketball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Mr. Clinton. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Beinq a famous English student. t'Phil is a boy with an even temperment, a pleasant smile, and a pat on the back for all. While playing bas- ketball for Dean, Phil has shown us all some good sportsmanship. May the best of everything follow you wherever you go, Phi1. FRANK DIPIETRO, IR. Frank Malden, Mass. COLLEGE: Brown University AMBITION: Play college football ACTIVITIES: Football and Baseball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Meeting Lou. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Eating with the Harvard coach. Malden lost a lot of football ability when Frank came to Dean. Keep hitting hard and we know you will go a long way in the collegiate ranks. Frank's sense of humor plus his quiet ways will take him a long way. Good luck and success in your ambition. Nineteen Fifty-one Spencer, Mass. CHESTER F. SWENSON Chet Warwick, R. I. COLLEGE: Brown AMBITION: Contractor ACTIVITIES: Men's Student Government, Drctmatics. FAVORITE MEMORY: Old Christmas Dinner. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passing physics. Although duty called early in the year, Chet left his mark on Dean. Chet was very conscientious with his studies and won the confidence of many. He was very active on the Men's Student Government. He also had a wonderful Sense of humor and we got many a laugh from Chet. Best wishes for a successful future. CLAYTON O. ADAMS Zeke Nineteen Fifty-one COLLEGE: Undecided AMBITION: To be a millionaire ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Choir. FAVORITE MEMORY: Weekends. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Peelinq potatoes. K'Zeke, the only person to have three different jobs in one year, finally ended up peeling potatoes. Zeke was a real asset to the basketball team. His pleasant na- ture and big heart made many friends for him here at Dean and will take him a long way in this World. Good luck in whatever you do. BETTY ANN CERCONE B, A. Walpole, Mass. COLLEGE: Lowell Textile Institute AMBITION: Chemist FAVORITE MEMORY: Christmas Dance. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Getting to school on time. One of the more mature serious members of our class is Betty. While day-hopping she has become a famil- iar figure in the dorms and at Rec Hall. Her pleasing per- sonality, sense of humor, good looks and ambition will carry her far in her career and win her many friends. Good luck and happiness to you, B. A. MARY DEBORAH VAN RYE 1Wary Caryville, Mass. COLLEGE: University ot Vermont AMBITION: Interpreter ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey. FAVORITE MEMORY: Iunior Year. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Dropping U. S. History. Mary, another four year Deanite, is rather quiet but with a mischievous twinkle in her eye. She can usually be seen dashing about the campus in that slick converti- ble. What did you do with those afternoons, Mary? The day-hop room will be lonely without you. Future hap- piness to you. . ,ft I MY I ttlfpftj f NEI? ,ttIf'5j!ct7'MQfc' r 1 . 1 ,- J We , BLM . 1' ,qt . t .Al Page Forty-seven RICHARD BELL ' 'Dick ' ' Cranston, R. I. COLLEGE: Brown AMBITION: Radio announcer ACTIVITIES: Dramatics. FAVORITE MEMORY: Christmas dance. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Playing the baby in The Faith of her Sister. Dick went with his roommate, Chet, to join the serv- ice. Dick's quick wit and gentle manner kept the third floor rolling. We won't be surprised if when someday we turn on our television and gee a tall lanky comedian, in- troduced as Dick Bell. Keep 'em flying and laughing. WILLIAM RAINES BELLOFATTO Will Milford, Mass. COLLEGE: Tufts AMBITION: Orlhodonist ACTIVITIES: Too modest. FAVORITE MEMORY: Snack Bar. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Hunting and Fishinq. Will, with his pleasant manner and character, has always been noted as one good chap. His happy-go-lucky wayl keeps him in the best of humor. Good luck to you llwi 1.77 CHARLES FREDERICK BOWSE Charlie West Concord, Mass. COLLEGE: Si. Bonaventure AMBITION To play college football ACTIVITIES: Football, Waiter. FAVORITE MEMORY: Home. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Finishing school. Although Charlie does not have much to say, his antics have kept all laughing. Keep laughing, Charlie, we all know that the best will always follow you. ROBERT DONALD COSTA Bob Milford, Mass. COLLEGE: Undecided AMBITION: Contractor ACTIVITIES: Megaphone, Blue Spruce. FAVORITE MEMORY: Barbara. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Staying a civilian. Some of the boys have a difficult time understanding Bob sometime because the magnitude of his vocabulary somewhat surprised us. However, as the year progressed, Bob had very little trouble in gaining many hard and fast friends. We all are caught in his web of friendliness and will be sorry to see him leave at the end of the year. We give you our most for your success, Bob, IOHN I-IORWITZ Johnny Brookline, Mass. COLLEGE: Undecided AMBITION: Business ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Waiter. FAVORITE MEMORY: Home. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Beinq a success. Johnny is another one of the boys who left us at the mid-year. As far as we know now he is down in Florida enjoying himself. While he was at Dean, Johnny won many with his friendliness. Wherever you are now Johnny, we know that you will be the success that you were at Dean. Page Forty-eight Nineteen Fifty-one IOHN LEROY John Braintree, Mass. COLLEGE: Springfield AMBITION: Business ACTIVITIES: Football. FAVORITE MEMORY: Football practice. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Remaining the way I am. John was one of our co-captains on the gridiron this past fall. After proving himself on the field and scholasti- cally, John left Dean to re-join the Marines. However, feeling that the Marines did not need him Cyetj John decided to start the second semester at Springfield Col- lege. We all miss John's happy-go-lucky manner and know that he will be a success in the future. THORNTON LEWIS LYNAM, IR. Thorn Dartmouth, Mass. COLLEGE: Princeton AMBITION: Rubber and plastic chemist FAVORITE MEMORY: Snack Bar. ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: The mastering of chemistry. Thorn brought to Dean with him a vast knowledge of baseball. His advice and stories kept the boys happy and up-to-date in baseball. Thorn has a good start to the making of a big league manager. Someday when you pick up your paper, don't be surprised to see Thorn's name under the heading of Manager of the Year. Good luck in whatev W. RUSSELL MURRAY, IR. Russ Amesbury, Mass. COLLEGE: University of New Hampshire AMBITION: Professional baseball player ACTIVITIES: Baseball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Week-ends. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passing Spanish. Russ was probably the first person the new students became acquainted with. Russ had that trait that enabled him to make friends very easily. Everybody was Russis friend and our best wishes go with him when he goes to the Cardinal baseball camp. COLLEGE: Georg er vocation you follow. PAUL V. MCCORMICK HMHCN Syracuse, N. Y. e Washington AMBITION: Foreign Service ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Meeting Chuck. MOST SUCCESSF Mac left UL ENDEAVOR: Making the Dean's List. Dean at the end of the first semester to attend George Washington. George Washington got a good football player when they accepted Mae Mac was everybody's friend at Dean. He was a dead-eye with a water pistol which was displayed in the inter-floor water fight. We know with his wonderful personality and good natured ways he will be a success at college. We will look for you on the gridiron next year. IAMES EDWARD POOLE Jim Sudbury, Mass. COLLEGE: University oi Vermont AMBITION: Engineer ACTIVITIES: Baseball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Snack Bar. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Algebra. Jim is a tall, lanky chap who intends to further his education at the University of Vermont after leaving Dean. Jim will unquestionably attain his future goal in life. All of the best wishes to you in your future success. Nineteen Fifty-one Page Forty-nine ARA BERBERIAN Ara' ' Attleboro, Mass. COLLEGE: Undecided AMBITION: Trucking Company ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, Basketball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Bull sessions. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Going to college. Ara left Dean at mid-year so that he could work for his Uncle Sam in the U. S. Navy. When he left us we all felt that we had st a p 't of ourselves. We miss Ara's tales oigdventu but vuigo kizefiv tha ,wherever he goes goodflfa un I rm J -ff ,,,.-,V J off, Jw- 1. f ,. , fb I. UI' .Lil I vw. V. WILBUR IVICALLISTER , J ' ', 7.f,f , V .. - A' HMM' W f -I I Lf ' . Jy,gfY1'V,f' ii Waterbury, Vt. - , ' ' f ,L , COLLEGE: University of Vermont AMBITIO ' e r 'QPU X I L M- 1 .1 yd! ily! L 'ij' ACTIVITIES: Football Mgr., Basketball, Dramatic Clrliiixg r ,I 4' . J' rj' A Qty. LW! . , FAVORITE MEMORY: Eating Downtown. dl ' -ff pw 9 ,f , .4 5 ' , ff, R, ly Mosr SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVQR: Basketball , J I ,171 .ffl VW ,VLH I7 X' ,H -K rv I Mac left Dean at the end o r s s er J, J ,f ,U f ,f Q .- L, N, ' attend the University of Ver . ' t us ' I I I .' . It ' J' ,A ways will lead him to sugce oo c ith y r c ff X Ll A , T. I I- fd. lege work. .A -My t , if ,MW Roaster L, SCHALK ,I yr! , X , .' , U' Bob W' 5 ' U9 j n Syracuse, N. Y. 6, - ' LLECE: I-Ioly Cross AIVIBITION: Coach D ' ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Football, Baseball. A FAVORITE MEMORY: Bellingham, Mass. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Passing geometry. Bob had trouble deciding whether to go to college or stay at Dean during mid-term. His final decision was to stay at Dean, which made everybody happy. His friendly, nonchalant manner was typical of Bob no matter where he was. With his sports ability and per- sonality, we know Bob will make good at anything he wfAf TVh'lfyb tt' does. RICHARD TORCHIA Dick Swansea, Mass. CULLEGE: Columbia AMBITION: Pharmacist ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Dramatics. FAVORITE MEMORY: Meeting Chuck MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Plcyinq the hero in The Faith oi I'ler Sister. Dick, the 'tDurfee Flashfi kept the third floor jump- ing. His leadership ability which was displayed in the Inter-floor Water Fight, along with his line of gab misht some day make Dick a senator. Dick's good humor and pleasant personality made him everybody's friend. His sports ability was widened here at Dean when he took up ping-pong under Phil's guidance. Good luck, Dick, and - If W IOSEX T VALLETTA J .. rl W Syracuse, N. Y. COLLEGE: Dartmouth AMBITION: Doctor ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Baseball. FAVORITE MEMORY: Smyth, singing in chapel. MOST SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVOR: Coming to Dean. Joe was one of the few students who came to Dean at the mid-term. However, it was not long before Joe had made many friends. His basketball ability was quick- ly accepted on the team. With your good nature and friendly ways we know that you cannot help but be a success. Page Fifty keep up your swell manner and you'll be a success. Nineteen Fifty-one Back row-Schnarc. Baudcr. I-lorsefield, Kupferburg, Durgin, Mitchell, Rosenfeld, Ray. HCL Second row-Mercer, Cranmcr. Bridgham. Murray, Bourrct, Front. row-Scovill, S, XVillits. Slipp. MCDCYHIOYI. . U-Q. Qaida .9-'LL he-.aggxbbhcurzr mv ,R-b,,x-my Agni - , ug . ACADE, i -JUNIOR CLASS 5951' 9 '-'JK-U' up... -U .1 C ' Vx VV, Q it L Q. THE IUNIOR CLASS, mainleventpylthe year was: the trip into, Boston to see l lp'l 'M ' Romeo and Juliet. The Iurrioruilttrss prom was cgjmbiried with the May dance 36, this year. ' . ll l i fi . , . ' ,X ij 9' 1' ' ' f l , ,I 1 It-it .I 1' R I fiil There are many in this group wlio ytfilltsuccessfully Carr on the traditions so proudly maintairted by :this year'sN1SeiXior class. .lf I 1 Y ik' , . , l I ' ' yr ' : 'Q , It A ld if , , iii N V 'll ' il' A 'i li f, l .L N 't l 1 . ,V X, Ninctccn Fifty-one. , i r .7 N NI v 1 -'l ' , . I X x - Y Page Fifty-one ACADEMY-CLASS PROPHECY LUIS PAGES-is now Venezuela's new ambassador to America and is speak- ing wonderful English, thanks to his training at Dean. PHIL HODGSON-has recently become owner of a string of tenement houses in the Bowery. Phil believes in starting from the bottom. MICKEY COHEN-is now a wealthy man. Psychoanalyzing Dean students, es- pecially the Class of Sl has done well for Mickey. WALLY LOHR-is now starring with the beautiful Esther Williams in the aqua- extravaganza Life Begins Submerged. ARACBERBERIAN-can be found driving trucks for the almost defunct Brink's orp. RUSS MURRAY-is world renowned in baseball for winning the world series for the St. Louis Cardinals in the crucial game by pitching a no hit no run game. SKI RUMSEY-is the first player-coach since Lou Boudreau. MAC MACALLISTER-is now owner of the largest truck garden farm in New England. BOB BUNTING-famed metallurgist, is now making bullet proof vests for the underworld. lOl-IN LEROY-the famous philanthropist, has bequeath Sl,OOU,0OO to Dean Academy for repairs. AVERY COOK-is now commander of the famous friga'e U. S. S. Constitution which has just been recommissioned for use in the present crisis. IOI-IN CIMEROL-famous trumpeter, is now co-starring with Evelyn in Phil Spitalny's All Girl Orchestra. FRANK DIPIETRO-who is now playing for the Cleveland Brown, is pro-foot- ball's highest paid player. He has placed the bakery business in the hands of his good friend LOUIE SARDELLA. HI HO-the famous engineer, is now reconstructing the great wall of China. DICK BELL-who finally crashed radio, can now be heard announcing the sta- tion breaks on N. B. C. Bong! Bong! Bong! THORNY LYMAN-famous chemist, has discovered a fluid that when applied to baseballs is repelled by wood. He is now planning to become a major league pitcher. LARRY ROCI-IE-who ten years ago was sworn in as our class president, has been appointed to the White House. Reforms are due. CHET SWENSON-is now head of the famed Swenson Smooth Sailing Steam- ship Line. IOHN HORWITZ-can now be found in Florida for the defense of his world heavyweight crown. PAUL MCCORMICK-whose ambition was the foreign service, can now be found in French Morocco as the comrnandant of the French Foreign Legion. BILL BOUDROT-finally accomplishing his ambition to own his own business, is now head of the anti numbers racket in the Milton area. TIMMY WALKER'-is now the director of athletics at Way Below Normal Prep. CHARLIE BOWSE-has been commissioned by the town of Concord to paint straight white lines down its main street. RONNIE CONNOLLY-after marrying into a wealthy family was given the position as the head of the United Shoe Machine Corporation, his motto: Shoes will be cheaper. CHARLIE MCDERMOTT-can now be found on any radio station playing the organ and accompanied by Ethel Smith. DON RISTAINO-ace photographer in Europe, now can be found selling pic- tures to Life magazine. ZEKE ADAMS-is now the champion potato peeler of the United States Army, thanks to the training that he received at Dean. IOE VALLETTA-is now the head coach at State Penn. BOB SCI-IALK-can be found as head of basketball at Dean Academy. He is also teaching English. DICK TORCHIA-is now the undisputed king of the Latin Lovers on the Hollywood screen. ACADEMY-CLASS PROPHECY TOM I-IORSEFIELD-having found that drilling holes in teeth was not as profit- able as drilling wells, can now be found resting in Bermuda. BOB BUTSON-is now doing well by printing and advertising his own theory of economics. PETE KEENAN-entered the Benedictine Order which he is now abbey director. LARRY HOWELL-is the most sought after orderly at the Veterans' Hospital. GLENN MORSE-whose ambition it was to become a luminary, has done so. His picture now can be found on billboards throughout the country. BILL MOORE-whose ambition was to live off the fat of the land, is now married to a ton of fun. GEORGE MILLER--is now on the staff of Time magazine, George writes the obituaries. WILLIAM BELLOFATTO-world-famous dentist has discovered a new anes- thesia. His only problem is reviving patients. IOHN GENTILI-whose business has been picking-up lately, has been picked-up for his business. BOB COSTA-who made his first million constructing houses to withstand earthquakes now can be found in the underworld trying to install a better heating system. My husband and I were sitting one night watching television when to my surprise there appeared upon the screen three beautiful girls singing about the new program, Dean Review. We waited eagerly to see what had happened to our friends in the class of '51. Much to our amusement we saw: Naomi Sokol is singing Frankie and Iohnnie at the Latin Quarter. Ethel Vickers is now Dean of Women at a well-known convent. Cynthia Lovely-Mrs. Tom Bolster-has become quite the homemaker. Barbara Bayard plans to be married as soon as she graduates from college. Elinor Avery now owns a string of theatres managed by Bob Bauder. Sandy Cohen is now a social worker at the new settlement house in New York. Mimi Ho has just taken over Madame Chiang Kai-Shek's position of most famous foreign diplomat. Gail Sudler is star of the new Broadway hit, North Atlantic. Pat Brown is the athletic instructor at Bouve. Ruth Houston has made a rich marriage and she now sleeps all day. Gini Willits has graduated with top honors from a school of dentistry. Stef Pringle is author of the best seller, Advice to the Teenager. Peedie McCann has just broken the world's record in sailboat racing. Carol Lehmann is renowned as Hollywood's gossip columnist. Marcia Ricker owns a very exclusive hair stylist store. Nancy Kittell has just become Mrs. Arthur Clark. Alice Conover is now one of the top laboratory technicians in the country's largest research clinic. Verna Maloney has inherited a fortune and bought a restaurant on the Cape. ' Connie Brooke swam the English Channel underwater on a dare by Sir Thornton Lynam. Ros Ring is now superintendent of nurses at Peter Brigham Hospital in Boston. Barby Burns can be seen on any of the covers of the fashion magazines. lody Carpenter is a famous pianist who may be heard this week at Marble- head. Anna Maclnnis, the renowned pianist, has just returned from her successful concert tour in Europe. Thelma Emery has just received honors for her outstanding equestrian accomplishments. Bette Cercone has just become the first woman president of Lowell Textile University. Mary Van Bye is now an interpreter for the japanese-American newspaper- man, So Low. She now can speak japanese fluently. Y CLASS STATISTICS MOST POPULAR .,..,......,.. MOST OBLIGING ...,,,..... CLASS WIT ..4,...........,......., PEPPIEST .........,........,......,,.,....,, MOST TALKATIVE ,..4.......,.. QUIETEST T..4.......,.,,...4.......,.. . BEST LOOKING ..,..4.A.... CUTEST .....,,,.,4..,.,,..,........ TALLEST ......,............ SHORTEST .......,..... BEST SMILE ....,..,.....,....... BEST NATURED .....,,,.. CLASS POLITICIAN ....,,...., MOST INTELLECTUAL ......,,.......,..,......... BEST DRESSED .1 ....,.....,......,,.......,.,...,.............. Mosr PLEASING PERSoNAL1rY QQ11QffQQfQi BIGGEST APPETITE ,......,,....,,...,,.,,,......... BEST DANCER ..A.,..A........,..., BEST SINGER ......,..,.......,...,.....,...,...........,,.,,,., MOST ATHLETIC ,.....A...........4I.......,............ TYPICAL DEAN BOY AND GIRL . CLASS COUPLE , .... ,.,. ......... ,.,. ............................. ,..... . CLASS BUDDIES ..,...,I,.,.,.....,.,,....,.,,.,,......... MOST LOYAL ..,..,...I CLASS POET ........,......,....,..,...,. CLASS ARTIST ,............,...,..,,....., ACTOR AND ACTRESS .... , ....... . BIGGEST I-IEARTBREAKER ..,,..... BEST STUDENT ....,........,.,........,.,....... FACULTY DRAG , ....,...,,.,.......,.. .. BEST LINE ..I.,I.,..I,.........,,,,.........,......,.... MOST SOPI-IISTICATED ....,..... BEST BUSINESSMAN ............. MOST TI-IOROUGH LADY AND GENTLEMAN .....,,,,,.......,...,....,........, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ....,..... Boy Tom I-Iorsefield Phil Hodgson Clayton Adams Paul McCormick Ara Berberian Bob Butson Dick Torchia Wayne Kimmerlin Charlie Smyth Ara Berberian Russ Murray Tom I-Iorsefield Ronald Connolly Ho-I-Iau Wong Wally Lohr Bob Costa, Clayton Adams Mac McAllister Wally Lohr, Bob Costa Clayton Adams Bob Schalk Thornton Lynam Bill Boudrot Sardella-DiPietro Ronald Connolly Mickey Cohen Charlie Smyth Dick Torchia Phil Hodgson Ho-I-Iau Wong Ronald Connolly Phil Hodgson Ronald Connolly Charlie McDermott Ronald Connolly Ho-Hau Wong Mosr PoPULAR UNDERcLAss1QiiiiiT QiQHQfvey Kupferberg FAVORITE PASTIME , .4.......... ,.4..4.....,,.....,,.....,.... 4..4........ ,i... 4.,.,. ,.,, .,....... , , ...,...,..,......,..... , . , . . I FAVORITE SPORT ,.............,,.,4....,.........,...,....,... MOST LIKED AT DEAN Cteacherl ,.......,.... TYPICAL OF DEAN ,,......4...,,,..........,........,........ FAVORITE EVENT ...........t...,,.............,....,..,., FAVORITE DANCE NUMBER ,,...,..... FAVORITE I-IANGOUT ...tt,.,,.........,,..., FAVORITE COURSE .....,..4...,..,t..,,.....,,..,..... MOST POPULAR ORCHESTRA .,...,...,. CLASS COLORS ....,,.,.......,.......................,.. CLASS BY-LINE .....,.... Girl Naomi Sokol Pettie McCann Naomi Sokol Naomi Sokol Naomi Sokol Marcia Ricker Gail Sudler Pat Brown Sephanie Pringle Verna Maloney Pat Brown Naomi Sokol Ethel Vickers Sandy Cohen Gail Sudler Barbara Bayard Ruth Houston Ethel Vickers Stephanie Pringle Pat Brown Connie Brooke Ruth Houston McCann-Maloney Ethel Vickers Barbara Bayard Gail Sudler Gail Sudler Ethel Vickers Mimi Ho Ethel Vickers Ethel Vickers Gail Sudler Ethel Vickers Barbara Burns, Mimi Ho Elinor Avery Sally Willits Sleeping Basketball Mr. Clinton Mr. lones Commencement Tennessee Waltz Coral English Guy Lombardo Red and White Boola Boola I S Yigvgi Ag ' S wgfdwiigffw wifx JNM USKA Q 7 W ppb 'Jil DNN ,A fr X ,h . .P M , at , X Jiffy I 'Xl Back row-Bayard, Willits, Mitchell. Riordan, Ketcham. - Front row-Johnson, Ackley, Lovett, Vickers, Fisher. WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT l95O-51 saw the Iunior College and Academy councils merge into one government for the first time. After Mary Ellen Lovett, President, and other Government members were installed in October they elected Ethel Vickers as Vice Presidentp Patricia Ackley as Secretary, ,and Carol Iohnson as Treasurer. Page Fifty-eight Nineteen Fifty-one Back row-Kupferburg, Santoro. Surry. Bunting. luont tow-Forbes, Goldstein, Conway, Connolly, I-Io. MEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT THE COMBINED Men's Student Government was organized in the early part ot the school year. A committee consisting of Academy and Iunior College men drew up a constitution which was ratified by the men students. A council was elected which proceeded to choose its own officers. This group immediately undertook the solution of many problems which confronted it. The liason be- tween student body ancl faculty and administration was greatly facilitated by this organization. Nineteen Fifty-one Page Fifty-nine ,- Back row-Connolly, Santoro. Goldstein libusincss managerj. McDermott f2dilOl'J, M. Cohen Lbusiness managerj , Bunting, Avery. Front row-Brawley. Bayard, Sudler, Sokol. V. Willits. S. Cohen. Riordan, Le Schin. MEGAPHONE STAFF THE Meqc1phor1e is published four times cm year by the students dt Decm cmd it has long become CI tradition of the school. We wish to thcmk those who have contributed, cmd especially Miss Keller, whose able guidance has made it such cr success this yecxr. Page Sixty Nineteen Fifty-one J74 K J' , fgr- fs of of , ,, ,Af , -e ,Q fr Y f--VY ' K ,J 5.7 gjlfr, J' .. .V'-- ' x ' N ' ,. rs-F' A ll- f' , 71' 5' T- --' ff! VJKJK mb V . Sly, , In Ji V ,I Y, , Q .ff ,ttf-x 74' E -Y ft E5 if '- X f , ' pf NY .f.-K rw, Q., -2- x Y 9 A V 7421! fin' fn , I- X71 X 5 1 '-i S r- V' v x Back row-Santoro, Lynam, Forbes, Cohen, Bauder. 1 Third row-Durgin, McCann, Miss Shelburne fdirectorj , Cohen, Ring, Avery. Second row-Murray, Ricker, Cranmer, Scovill, V. Willits, Long, S. Willits, Sudler. Front row-Howard, Brooke. Maloney. Vose, Brnwley, Sokol, Schwind, Brown, Dubrow. FOOTLIGHTERS WE ARE PROUD to say the Dramatic Club of the year 1951 was a success, under the capable guidance of Miss Shelburne. They started off the year with two comedies, Saved from the Fate of Her Sister and The Triplinq Place. During the Christmas Vespers a Wonderful presentation of The Child is Born was performed. In April the senior class play Iar1uary Thaw was a huqe success and enjoyed by all. This play left a pleasant memory in the minds of all who saw it. The qroup was a hard Working one and its performances were popular. Nineteen Fifty-one Page Sixty-one Back row-Mr. Harney, Elliott, Avery, Horsefield, Pringle, McCann. V. Willits, Emery. Miss Ajemian. Second row--Frirzsche. Cohen, Ring. Kirtell, Long, Sudler. S. XVillits. Front row-Tessitore. Brooke. Murray, Brown, Ray, Sokol. GLEE CLUB DEAN'S GLEE CLUB played a large part in the Christmas program and also gave a very interesting performance at Easter tirne. On April 20th they journeyed to Hartford under the direction of Mr. Kendall Harney. Then came the main event of the year, when the club staged its oper- etta on May 19th. This program included the operettas Annie Get Your Gun, Mikado, and Brigadoon --these operettas have become a tradition which will never be forgotten by Dean stude ts. I - ' 995.11 cf' i fgj wj V 1 in W t Jw Page sixfy-two ' H . I J Nin efee n Fifty-one 1 JJ M 6115! fjfiijvwg t jj 1 Back row-Riordan, McCann, Marble. Durgin. Schwind. Front row-Croasdale. Miss Shelburne. Dockum. C-IT CLUB THE C-IT CLUB, one of the most thoroughly enjoyed clubs at Dean, was very active during the early part of this year. The club, composed of all Dean students interested in the theatre, viewed Death of a Salesman, and Romeo and Iu1iet. A number of other attempts for tickets were made, but could not, unfortunately, be carried throuqh. Nineteen Fifty-one Page Sixty-three Adorable ...., Boshtul .,....... Cute ,,.,,...,A Dcunty .,..4.,..,. Ectrnest .,.. ,,..,. I Full o' tun ,..4 Glamorous ,......,. Hard to qet ...,,A.., Interesting Ioker ......,.,..,.. Kinqly .......4,.. Loyotl .,...,.r,.,,..,., Mtschievous Noisy .,4.....,,.. Observcmt Pet1te ......,,..,,.. Queenly .,....., Rhythmtc ...,.......,. Sweet ,.......,.......4 Tcxlkottve ,..r.... Unrque .,,.4.... WoIf1sh ............. Xqulsrte ,......,... Yorwnmq .,,...... Zcrny .,,....4.4.,,.. CLASS ALPHABET BARBARA BAYARD CHARLES SMYTH , 4.., ..., C LIFFORD RUMSEY VERNA MALONEY CHARLES MCDERMOTT PATRICIA BROWN IOAN CARPENTER RICHARD TORCHIA .r.,...,,.. ROBERT COSTA PHILIP HODGSON ROBERT VVALKER RONALD CONNOLLY GAIL SUDLER ROSALYN RING ETHEL VICKERS RUTH HOUSTON VIRGINIA WILLITS WALLACE LOHR MIMI HO NAOMI SOKOL THORNTON LYNAM RUSTY ROWITZ BARBARA BURNS ROBERT SCHALK ZEKE ADAMS li' '?' 1 if 1 . L, I--1M F ,V i l Back row-DiPietro. Warton, Goodrich, Benson, Torchia. Schalk, Horvilz. Bunting, Coleman, Darling, Stover, Second row-Adams, Forbes, Rumsey, Moore, LeRoy fcofcaptainj, Donnelly, McLaughlin fco-captainl, Smyth, McCormick, Rossi, Mr. Paine fcoachl, Mr. Coons fcoachj, Sardella, Santoro, Cronis, Bauder, Cardinal, Parker, Cooke, Morse, Partington. FOOTBALL TEAM UNDER THE leadership of our new coaches, Mr. Coons and Mr. Paine, the Red Demons displayed one of the most powerful and aqqressive attacks in many a year. Dean breezed victoriously through their first three games: Wilbra- ham, Mass. Maritime, and the previously undefeated Tufts Freshmen. Riddled by injuries, Dean suffered their first defeat by a score of 6-O to strong Suffield Academy. This was the start of Dean's downfall, which was followed by another defeat by Tilton. Dean came back to take strong Harvard Freshmen by 19 points. Then they traveled to Ashburnham to be set back by a strong Cushing team. page SiXgy.5iX Nineteen Fifty-one Back row-Mr. Coons. Dupree. Hodgson. Walker. Valletta. Sutty, Rowitz tmanagerj, Mr. Paine. Front row-Allard, Torchia, Smyth, Adams, Rumsey. 1 at I 5' ' -F 1' y lv? if . fl' N: Ll! , BASKETBALL TEAM DEAN ACADEMY, coached by Mr. Paine, has just concluded the second most successful baskeball campaign in the history of the school. At the conclusion of the regular season, Dean put together a neat eleven wins and tour losses. Tournament play is Where the Demons really hit their stride. At Milton Academy they Won the Southeastern Mass. Championship. Prom there they went to Boston Garden. Here they won both games, which made Dean Champs ot New England. Favorites in the Glens Falls Tournament, Dean was defeated by Aquinas lnstitute. In the Consolation Tourney, which they Won, Dean defeated two strong clubs, St. Michael's of Brooklyn, and Cartaret Prep, tournament favorite. The honor of being captain, of this strong Dean club, Was Bob Schalk. Nineteen 'Fifty-one Page Sixty-seven Page S Back row-Brown tassistant managerj, Benson, Goodrich. Pertway, Cronis, Umbzrs. Second row-Mr. Longley. Harris, Nixon tco-captainj, Turkington Qco-captainj, Connolly, Lohr, Conway Cmanagerj. Front row-Gladue. Holland, Hamlet, l-lo, Mann. SWIMMING TEAM THIS YEARS swimming team is the finest Dean has ever known. More re- cords have been broken and more meets won than ever before. The team as a Whole proved to have the most interest in the sport than has been known for many years. Much of the success is owed to the faith and hard work of Mr. Longley. All members took pride in the achievements of their unusually fine team. ixty-eight Nineteen F x K ifty-one Back row-Miss Plumb. Conover. Avery, Mitchell. LeSchin fmanagerj, Durgin, Vickers, Miss King. Front row-Brown, S. Willits. Kittell, Cohen, Howard. GI S' BASKETBALL TEAM THIS Y 'S ball team, with Nancy Kittell as captain, had hard luck, but e ow sportsmanship and enthusiasm in all their games. Many of us Wi 1 ni b ose close games, especially the one We tied with Holliston. Miss P ci Miss Kinq deserve a lot of credit for keeping the team on its toes. Ms .iffbyyff . , in C11 Fifi -OYIC Page Sixty-nine 0 Pi . xiii Back row-Miss Plumb, Sudlcr. McCann, Bourret fmanagerj, Emery, Vickers, S. McDermott, Miss King. Front row-Bayard, Sokol, Brown, Howard, Durgin, Houston, Conover. FIELD HOCKEY HIS YEAR, besides giving their opponents stiii competition, the team showed excellent sportsmanship on the field. With Pat Brown as captain and Miss King and Miss Plumb as coaches, the team was able to Win important games throughout the season. This year's juniors and sophomores, combined with the new girls, are bound to make a victorious team for next year. Page Seventy Nineteen Fifty-one was 1 Q 1 I W R Q Q lr X , H- ,AQ if ,-14 mHzm3mmHemm4Uw L. G. BAL.FOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas-Personal Cards Memorial P1c1quesETrophies Club Insignia Representative: 25 County St. Mr. Gene Manchester Attleboro, Mass. TUFTS COLLEGE PRESIDENT Leonard Carmichael. Ph. D.. Sc. D.. LL. D. Vice President and Dean oi the Faculty oi Arts and Sciences George S. Miller. A. M.. Litt. D. THE ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS THE SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS Nils Y. Wessell. Ph. IACKSON COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Edith L. Bush. A. B.. Litt. ENGINEERING SCHOOL Harry P. Burden. S. SCHOOL OF RELIGION Iohn M. Ratclifi. Ed.. GRADUATE SCHOOL AND EXTENSION Iohn P. Tilton. Ed. 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