Douglass College - Quair Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

 - Class of 1918

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Egg g? :meng . Business Manager MARGUERITE REGENHARD N E D L O H A M R O N 1 1 PI! 1 1 y 1 w 1.1 !y! 14!! , J 1. . 3.1,!!!15wk t.- . 111:1 1 14 v, 4 y. . 1 u :1!!! 1111 :1 1 . . ml. ! . 11.111111? xx 40.11. . AVA!!! .1 nu..-1w uuwf, am y 6-3:: T is parficularly fiHing Hwaf in presenfing +his Tradifions Issue of QUAIR. we pay loving Jrribque +0 Mabel Smi+h Douglass, whose un- s+in+ing eHorJrs and pafienf guidance shaped Jrhe desfiny o1c our college. To her we owe +he beginnings of many of our presenf Jrrc'jdiJrions. and in +hem we find +he perpefuafion of her memory. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ' TRADITIONS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS CHAPEL HE rich swelling Jrones of an organ . . . girls filing in quieHy. filled wi+h awe . . . seniors processing . . . lecfures . . . Chrisfmas ceremony. wifh candles flickering in darkness . . . happy voices raised in old carols . . . +he choir . . . 50H finfs of maroon and whife' . . . Chapel! an infegral pamL of our college life. a place where we lose ourselves in beaufy. where we come in confacf wiH'm +he finer +hings . . . H is a never- Jro-be-wcorgoJrJren place a+ N'. J. C. .K. JJJt Um! uhlquiin$ i COLLEGE HALL 'OLLEGE HALL has ever been +he hearJr of N. J. C. When +he college lirsl opened ifs oloors. +his was dormilory. recrealion hall, recilalion. library and adminislralion building all rolled info one. When we grew. College Hall relinquished +hese luncfions. bqu conlinueol +0 be +he cenJrer of all campUs aclivily. Hs sl'airs have known +he Jrreaol of feel from every class, and in +his building where our Alma Mafer began one sees come Jrrue +he dream cherished by +he founders of a slurdy, beaulilul and laang college. N WI! Mn vm-I-U ' rye Fr? 1 1 w W '- 'l: $$$me l I all ln . i l1 t l, , A J, . -. J a i 3 E1- on- : .:.:;..:.,.71.: n.n..... uuum . ??Vlavan .u. MUSIC BUILDING NE of fine newesf edifices on campus is +he Music Building. ereded in I928 by +he New Jersey Sfafe FederaHon of Women's Clubs. H' sfands on a high bluFF overlooking Hue RarH'an and is parchlarly beaufiful wi+h i+s six s+a+ely columns in Hue fronf and wide French windows on eifher side. Inside a broad marble sfaircase wi+h a large paned window on +he firsf landing leads +0 +he second floor. where +here are many sounol-promc room s in addifion +0 an elaborafe audiforium. Alfhough if is siJruaJrecl aparf from Hue main campus. music lovers offen wend +heir way across +he Alfalfa field as disciples of Brahms and Bee+hoven. I MWWM KL ;. s: TerAL.mL NJ. miiullimiudl-liilmd iimmmuumnumm11'4' . .'.II ' m . . ': IWIWIVKK-IWN. J - 4;l r A 4 3. AA A u- A' l ,1 v .. A...,....,mwmmwhfwml V rnx 'Jl . . . A l . lV . ' n. I. . . . PHYSICS BUILDING BIRD'S-EYE view of our campus will cleligl'nL +he onlooker wifh H's number of imposing- looking sfruclures, clear +0 +he hear+s of all who are parJr of flue college. Once a barn. Hwe home of horses and chickens. and now Jrranslormed info one of flue cozies+ and mos+ unobfrusive of all +he college properl'ies Is +he Physics Building. conslrucfeol of red brick and graced wilh a beau- Jrilul growlh of ivy clinging +0 ifs walls. h. 513?; i,mim '7'. . , ..m . ..-,o.-.n . a m l- .ljr VI 59 l' U. lhrlwfrffw '1 h l-n-Vg WOODLAWN NE of +he mosf pleasamL +hings in our col- lege life is Woodlawn and ifs hospifable owner. Mr. James Neilson. A square. spacious. colonial house, if s+ands wifh a reassuring serenify above +he green lawns +ha+ slope down +0 Hie highway. Behind if is He old garden wifh ifs sanded walks and lovely flowers. Mr. Neilson has been a generous friend +0 H18 college ever since i+ was s+ar+ed. Every year Quair Board has a real +as+e of his hospi+ali+y. for if spends +hree days ai' his house preparing H1e yearbook. His enJrerJrainmeniL is +ruly royal for four+een hard-worked college girls. and Jimmy's reminiscences and wiH'y commenf on confemporary aFFairs are always fascinafing. . A I ,..-I.- r ., i? Jti-J' $1 2 1!. .;-:-.w 4-...j.-.. 1.341; $.wg1hh..; , , H I 3555;; ! . DI m mull II ll'll' ll ' ll IN? J x JJ I V61,- u .J w 15415127 ?IK' $.27? MAI! 'JJQJW 6 . NWJM'JIJJJJ 42'4'1JJJJJYJI Mmg S ulllllgflmyv 31795, 421u-Hf, ;' Irmtf? . u I w Ill 3 unijmnudtMmkg'Kd WWIJMFSJ ?Mg, m w - .1 . .1 :4 I; Y; MJJ '1. XIA IA ff?! JJJW JIJIZVi 71'me MQYX, J?MWZQ ,JR'IJyqu 5325 m w JflnL-u JLNJJJJJ JJ$JJIQL 3:3 LII '3 daeeIlJIu-w L :WIIW ka aguilpy w 1 ' van ,quEIJII J thJ JJ 'J JXJ' mnnmllw'wh 71W QQJLJWVM 194.411- IUI77' 1+ W-ZIJ'J W! W k , whatjm .u . 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Dean of Women 4 3 01 VI: r .6 MW Ae -rr rm J.m .6 R9 Ee DH E0 MC E'anV Ll .nMrT Eo Bn .La e AD 9 n H C A Howl le-Ta l Vl Faculty and Administration Section OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Roberf Clarkson CIoH'IIer. LIH. 8., LL. D. ................ PresIden+ of +he UniversIer Margaref Trumbull CorwIn. M.A. ........................... Dean of +he Coilege AlberJr E. Meder. Jr.. A.M. MarIe GerJrrude Andrews A. M. Alice Josephine Aronoff. B. S. . AssisfamL +0 Jrl'Ie Dean of +he College and SecreJrary +0 +he Trusfees' CommIHee Fredericka Belknap. A. M. .......................... DIrec+or of Personnel Bureau Leah Boddie, A.M. Dean of Women Ada Sfurges CouIHard B. A. BUS Reference LIbrarIan and ChIef of HIe CIrcuIaJrIon DeparfmenI thel Gordon Dawbarn. A.M. AssIeranJr DIrechor of +he Personnel Bureau Eunice Bell DeClark. A.B ..................... AssIeranJr +0 +he Office Of +he Dean Rev. Charles Everard Deems. B.D. .......................... RelIgIous Counselor WIHIam Andrew Duncan ............................................. AudIfor Ada JeanneHe English. A.M. Librarian LIIlIan Gardner. A.B. ' Es+her Ware Hawes, A.B. RegIsfrar and Secre+ary +0 HIe Faculfy Alfred Reid Henderson ................. Bursar and Superinfendenf of Properfies Ellen Harris Huckabee. A.M ............... Diredor of S+uden+s. Douglass Campus Emma Sfevens Jobbins ..................I;' ............. Manager. Cooper Hall' JuIIa Dean Johnson .................................. Supervisor of DormIJrorIes Es+elle Elizabefh Klerer. M.D. College Physician Charles Henry Koller ................... Sfeward: AssocIa+e Manager. Cooper Hall Jessica Isabel Linneman. A.M. Direcfor of Home Sfudenfs Rosamund Sawyer Moxon. A.B. . . . . . .Execquve Secrefary of fhe AssocIafe Alumnae Frances Hoar Reneger. A.B ................ AssisfamL +0 +he DIrechor of AdmissIon Marjorie VIrgIen Rober+s. A.M.. . . .AssIs+an+ +0 Hue Diredor of HIe Personnel Bureau LIHIan Saul ............................................... AssIeranJr RegIerrar Chesfer Wesley Snedeker ..... I .......................... AssIeranf JIo fhe Bursar Emily Sfannard A. M. ..................... DIrecfor of S+uden+s Jameson Campus ElizabeHI Pugh Thomas A. M. ................... AssIeramL +0 +he Dean of Women EmIly-Mae Thomas. B.S. ........................... Order of Periodicals LIbrarIan Mary Maud Thompson R. N. Direcfor of +he Infirmary Ethel TiHy M. S. ................... Chief of +he Library Cafaloguing Depar+men+ Sarah Rebecca TIrrell A. M. DIrechor of AdmIssIon ITO February 12. I934 iPage 24I Facuhy DEPARTMENT OF ART Grace Dominge. LiH.B. HerbemL R. KniHin Grace HoHon. A.M. Warren R. Laify. A.M. DEPARTMENT OF BACTER!OLOGY Edward W. Morrison. PhD. DEPARTMENT OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE David Fales. Jr., B.D. DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY HeHie M. Chufe, PhD. Marion E. Osgood, B.SC. Jessie G. Fiske, M.Sc. John A. Small. PhD. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Marion T. Duncan, M.Sc. Florence C. Small. M.Sc. Ira D. Garard. Ph. D. Roger S. Sweet M.Sc. Florence VVaIker. PhD. DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICAL LANGUAGES Evalyn A. Clark, PhD. Shirley SmHh. PhD. Page 25 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Raymond M. BenneH, M.A. Eva Loudon. A.M. Frederick W. Burrows. B.D. Jesse L. Pefefson. A.M. Oral S. Coad. PhD. Frederick S. Rockwell, B.A. Donald C. Dorian. A.M. Samuel M. Tucker. PhD. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY . Francis W. Hopkins. PhD. Miriam E. West PhD. Laurence S. Knappan. A.M. ' Rosalie Williams. A.B. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Evelyn J. Hawkes. PhD. Joseph N. Hickman, A.M. Zora Klain. PhD. DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH Elizabefh Boussus Eugene L. Huef Alice W. deVisme Marguerife L. Richardsl MA. Edmee Somborn. M.A. DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN Lienhard Bergel Marie A. Haup+man. AM. Friedrich J. Haupfman Emil L. Jordan. PhD. Alice Schlimbach, AM; DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Anna M. Campbell, PhD. Mildred MouHon. PhD. Emily 6. Hickman. PhD. George P. Schmidt PhD. Margare1L A. Judson, PhD. Harold A. Van Dorn. PhD. :Page 26: DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS Marion W. Anderson. 85. Millie J. McCoy. B.S. Dorofhy Dean. B.S. Mary Olney. B.S. Alberfa Dent M5. Mary I. RavenI A.M. Helen W. Hazen. A.B. Mildred R. SeibenL Mary M. Thompson, R.N. DEPARTMENT OF HYGIENE Elva M. Chrisfenbury. A.M. Helena M. Kees. ECLM. Mabel L. Cummings. B.S. Wilda M. Long. B.S. Helen CurHs. A.B. Doro+hy Simpson, M.S. Coneranc'e C. Dunne. A.B. Barbara L. Spaulding. B.Sc. Margare+ N. Ulry. MS. 4 DEPARTMENT OF ITALIAN William Oncken DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY SERVICE E+hel M. Fair. A.B. Alice 6. Higgins, B.S. Polly Fenfon. AB. Mildred E. SIHs. A.B. DEPARTM ENT OF MATH EMATICS Alberf E. Meder. Jr.. A.M. Cyril A. Nelson. PhD. , Richard Morris. Ph.D.. D.Sc. E. Irene Sfevens. B.Sc. RobemL M. WaHer, AM. i:Page 27:! DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Jay W. Fay, Ed.M. Gre+chen S. Riggs William I. Jones Raymond E. Rudy S+ephanie M. MarryoH. A.B. Mary E. Schenck John E. Newfon Kemp Sfillings Eva Oncken Percy Such Jusfin Williams DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY Harold C. Brown. A.M. William J. Norfon. Jr., M.A. Sidney A. Cook. PhD. Helen M. Richardson. PhD. Rober+ S. SackeH. PhD. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Wilfrid J. Jackson. PhD. 1 Frank R. PraH. PhD. DEPARTM ENT OF SPANISH Alicia A. Clarke. A.M. Sara DelVaHe Manuel Salas, J.D. DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND DRAMATIC ART Alvah E. Flood, LiH.B. I Ka+hryn E. Moore. A.B. Jane Inge Anna R. Nelson. A.B. DEPA RTMENT OF ZOOLOGY Dorofhy Axford, B.Sc. Elsa M. Keil. M.A. Leon A. Hausman. PhD. Helen H. Smi+h. M.Sc. i:Page 28 Alma Mater When +he sun firsf woke +he ripples In our genHy winding s+ream. Rarifan. in drowsy murmurs. Whispered i+s propheHc dream. Till H13 songsfers caugh+ +he secret Bore if aH on joyful wing, Carolled iJr among Hwe Jrree Jrops. Till all naJrure seemed +0 sing! Hail +he dawn of some fair fufure. When New Jersey lends her name. To crown +he glory o1c a college. Des+ined for ehduring fame. Hail +he day when loyal daughfers. Bound by Jries of feaHy. Sing +heir songs of Jrrue devofion. Alma Mafer. N. J. C. iiPage 29: THE THEME OF THE 1934-5 QUAIR N J. C. is a college full of beauiiiul JrraciiJrions. . in +he main originafed by He class of '22 eifher knowingly or unknowingly. H has been fine wish of many a s+uden+ +0 have +hese +radi+ions wriHen down in some available form +0 which Hiey could refer always. H is wiJrh Jrl'iis in mind ihaf Jrhe Quair Board oHers ibis yearbook. Their work has been +0 gafher our mosi imporianJr Jrraioliiions and +0 place +hem in permaneni' form. and Hey oHer 1'0 all N. J. C. siudenfs. pasi'. presenf or fufure. +his book as a perpeiual mem- ory of our college's ou+s+anding ieaiures. ... ...,,.m EEmn$Egi3km. S N m H D A R T . ... .. .awiwl. PU? $$9 w. 6 $4, 01 0 . a Christmas Ceremony HE evoTuTion oT ChrisTmas ceremony as iT is Today Tells The hisTory oT The college. The liTTle group. closely Tied by bonds oT hope and enTerprise. ThaT gaThered around The old Tireplace in College Hall in l9l8 is sTiH presenT in spiriT in The crowded chapel on ThaT TasT nighT beTore ChrisTmas vacaTion. NoThing has really changed . . . H is The same beauTiTuT experience now ThaT iT was Then . . . only people come and go . . . go and come back and Change and perhaps are IosT To us Torever . . . buT ChrisTmas Ceremony will never aTTer. In ThaT year oT I9l8 everyone was as poor as she was ambiTious. As ChrisTmas rolled around The need Tor some TesTiviTies TogeTher beTore The group scaTTered Tor The TirsT real vacaTion oT The year was keenly TeIT. IT was decided To make a TiTTTe riTe oT burning The yule log. and in The evening To hold a dance. IT was To be The gayesT. warmesT. happiesT parTy ever held. BuT There was no money Tor decoraTions. WhaT was To be done? The briHianT ThoughT ThaT came To Them was To earn money by washing The College Hall windowseall oT Them. Everyone knuckled To and The girls were paid sixTeen dollars Tor Their eTForTs. Johnson and Johnson Co. conTribuTed elecTric bulbs Tor The Tree. and Mr. Neilson gave wire. The Yule Log ceremony was held around The big hearTh aT TwilighT. All The girls came dressed in whiTe, were crowned wiTh evergreens. and each carried a small lighTed candle. All The seniors sTood on The wide sTairs ThaT lead up Trom The hall. Six honor sTudenTs Clad in doubleT and hose and carrying Tlaring Torches placed The log on The hearTh. When iT bursT inTo Tlame everyone raised her candle in Token oT a pledge oT love and loyaTTy To her Alma MaTer. An upperclassman exTended The warm cheer oT The hearTh oT New Jersey College Tor Women. and drew The Treshmen, honorary guesTs aT The ceremony. inTo The circle oT college TiTe. ATTer ThaT a candle lighT procession chanTed iTs way down The driveways oT The campus To Cooper Hall where a royal dinner was held. ATTer dinner The sTudenTs and guesTs assembled under one oT The greaT pine Trees on The campus and sang carols. The Tree was blazing wiTh IighT ThaT had been procured by humble labor and by generous inTeresT . . a brighT Tower, iT sTood a symbol oT The college iTseTT. TPage 34:! Y N O M E R . E C S A M T S m H C MOTHER'S DAY ACH year in Jrhe spring Jrhe college seems +0 blossom Torfh and Take Ea new clelighiL in ifsehc. The grass is green. +he frees begin +0 make shade from a warmer sun. Mr. Neilson's garden is a Jrhing of joy. And every spring if has been cusfomary +0 se1L aside a day on which +0 weI- come Jrhe mofhers and icaJrherSOic Jrhe girls while The campus is a+ iJrs beer. The Tirsf Parenf's Day was held a liJrHe earlier Jrhan our presemL Mofher's Day-i+ Jrook place on April JrwenJrieT'h. in I922. The Tirer Hem on The program was a seriesmc specfacular gymnasfic evenfs Jrha1L won gasps oFadmirafion Tor Jrhe a+hle+ic prowess of Jrhose parJricipaJHng. AHer Jrhis even+ Jrhe scene shiHed +0 Jrhe lawn before College Hall. where a group of girls Tdtanlced upon Jrhe green. Miss AranoH had been Jrheir Jrrainerl The program, was a greaf success. An Halian Taranfella was followed by Two Tolkblances and a Greek Maidens Playing Ball. While Jrhis was going on ofher sfudenfs sold baHs for a DormiJrory Fund. or class colors and ice cream To? Y: W. C. A. support Punch was served. Nex+ was infer-class compefifive singing. This was Jrhe year of Jrhe Tirs+ graduafing class. and a confemporary CAMPUS NEWS JreHs us. This year Jrhe sighf 0T Jrhe seniors in cap and gown added a no+e 01c sadness of farewell which was echoed in many of Jrhe songs. 8qu There were also gay and amusing diffies abou+ college life. The program was concluded when Jrhe judges announced +he award of Jrhe singing Jrrophy +0 Jrhe Freshman Class. TPage 363T LaH'y R Pho+o by W H T A D. D E R C A S .1 . , - $5.144. l. wimrk 331,7 :7: $3.313... :01. ; V ,6 toggle. oer FRESHMAN COSTUMES HE N. J. C. freshman may probably be called +he worsf dressed woman in Jrhe worlol. Far from expressing her personalHy. she ex- presses Jrhe fiendish ingenuH'y o1c Jrhose who are her superiors by a mere year's breadfh. Awfulness in Jrhe maHer of cosfumes seems +o have reached a peak in I930 and I93I. The class of erener-ero had +he record 50er Jrime in The hisfory of N. J. C. Since Jrhey were Jrhe firsf class +ha+ ever exisfed no one could dicfafe +0 +hem a+ all. a+ all. Black s+ockings and green aprons musf have held no shudders +0 Jrhem. Jusf one +hing Jrhere was +o inhibif Jrhem in +heir choice of dress. and +ha+ was self- imposed-Tor ou+ of respecf +0 UniversH'y TradHion H was decided T'ha1L Jrhey would no+ wear red. Freshman disfincfions s+ar+eol ou+ calmly in I923 wiJrh a simple green feafher. Jruckeol dashingly behind Jrhe ear. or plas+ered +0 Jrhe lapel. N01L unfil I925 was Jrhe added res+ric+ion made Jrha1' freshman should forego make-up and wear Jrhe hair knoHeol a+ +he Jrop of +he head. The class of '26 was advised by Their s+a+ely elders +0 go aboqu always wi+h an umbrella. and were +0 carry one-open. '27 managed +o ge+ abou+ quife comforfably in coaJr sweaJrers pqu on carefully and buHoned down +he back. wi+h an opened umbrella over Jrhe shoulder. No chance for +hem +0 ca+ch cold. clear IHHe +hings! Their helpless dependence was even more marked Jrhe following year, when bibs. baby caps and large name cards accompanied Jrhe usual green feafher. A black haJr usually associafed wi+h organ grinders' monkeys. a red book. and an open umbrella were '29'5 equipment The I930 freshman cos- Jrume reached Jrhe heigh+s of silliness. A miniafure s+raw ha+ sprou+ed brilliamL green carnafions. in Jrhe leH lapel flowered a green feafher. a shirf wais+ was +uckeol inside a very high waisfeol skirt, Kelly green sfockings were an addifion. and a large marke+ baske+ was carried on Jrhe arm. The frivolous spiri+ of '30 found a coun+er-reac+ive Jrhe nexf year in burlap dresses Jried in Jrhe middle wi+h rope Ho one end of which +ha+ cons+an+ guide +0 godly ways. Jrhe red book. was aHachedT. brown coH'on sfockings. and faces devoid of make-up and enlivened only by a.green band s+raigh+ across Jrhe forehead. Since Jrhen Jrhe cos+umes have really been comparafively conserva- +ive. for Jrhey have consisfed oT one's own clofhes decora+ed wiJrh a yellow buHon. green berefs. hair ribbons. or aprons. '34 well remembers in ifs own young days Jrhe green ribbons wi+h name carol aHached. green sfockings, and, of course. The fradifionally correc+ green feaJrher. TPage 38?; 7. . :-yv'.'. u 0,, 1 .11 x v C yyz' $ ' Wwbxww v 215 WWWan k W W? x 1,49. FRESHMAN COSTUMES J UNIORS are always assured of a crowded Tew days packed wifh gala evenfs as a reward for +heir hard work in producing Junior Show. The nucleus Tor Jrhe week-end dal'es back from back in '2l.' how- ever. some Jrirne before Show came inl'o exisfence. The 1Cirs1L Junior Prom was held February fourfh. I92I. in Jrhe gymnasium. and a brilliamL even+ H is said To have been. wifh all Jrhose queer looking Jra1CFeJras and laces! The Junior class held a meehng on January nineJreenJrh. in I92I, and in ifs minufes we find recorded The following: Resolved. JrhaJr l'he class of I922 pledge +0 Jrhe European S+uolen+s' ReliewC Fund Jrhe money +ha+ would o+herwise be spenJr in giving a Junior Banquet +he assess- men+ +0 be in addiflon Jro personal confribuhons of +he members of Jrhe class +0 Jrhe general college campaign for Jrhe purpose; and +ha+ a simple luncheon be helol on Jrhe bluFFs overlooking Jrhe river. The luncheon was accordingly held in Jrhe following April. One cannoJr help bul'qceel immense respecl' when a class. as badly 0H for funds as we know '22 +0 have been. volunJreers so generously +o Jrhe relie1c of a foreign eruolenJr group. Bqu Jrhe lunch muer have been parficularly pleasant oul' Jrhere on Jrhe piny banks of Jrhe Rari+an. The nex+ year Jrhe firsf real Junior Banquef was held, apparenHy Tor no parficular reason. on April Fool's Day. in holding +he banquef Jrhe class refurnecl Jro +he original infenfion of Jrhe class 0T '22. Newark was decided upon as The place, and +0 Newark each class repaired Jrhrough Jrhe year out I927. January sevenfh. l924. is a +ruly hisforical olaJre in Jrhe annals of Jrhe Junior class. for on +ha+ day Jrhe very firsf Show rehearsal was held. S+ephanie Morris lnow Mrs. MaryoH of Jrhe music deparfmenfl was Chairman of Jrhe Show and wro+e much of +he music. The book was by Anne Chamberlain and Jrhe lyrics by Alice Welles. Now. There You Are was presenl'ed +0 Jrhe public on March fiHeenJrh. a Safurday. On Jrhe same day a fea-dance was held l'o make Jrhe week-encl doubly successful. A Jrhirol even+ was added in I928 in Jrhe form of Show Dance. held aHer Jrhe SaJrurclay nighf performance. and Junior Prom was held The nighl' before. In l932 Tea Dance and Show Dance were combined info one fesfivify. and a Supper Dance was inserfed be+ween +he affernoon and evening pencormances. iPage 401 9 S E W S U B Y M M U .M 0$J a 0-0 CAMPUS NIGHT AMPUS Nighf has always been Jrhe lime of all Jrimes when Jrhe eniire college has joined in carefree equalily iancl unify. and when The spirif o1C our college has been mos+ beaulifully apparent The Class 01c '22. for whom we of '34 have gained an im- mense respect insfifufed +ha+ delithul evening of gaiely and infer- class rivalry. One nighf Jrhey iusf decided +0 gafher on The back campus lsince become Anfilles Fielcll wi+h '23 +0 celebrafe wi+h Jrhem Jrhe abolishing of freshman rules. Each freshman broughl wifh her a copy 01c Jrhe rules. 'Qne o1C Jrhem was Freshman shall nol' iump Jrhe fence in Tronf of College Hall. Penally-DEATH. The desfrucfion 01c such very Jryrannical rules seemed +0 make Jrhe huge bonfire roar 'wifh glee. when all Jrhe copies were Jrhrown info if. The girls expressed +heir relie1C in a wild snake-dance around Jrhe blaze. In Jrhe Sepfember. I92l. issue 01c Jrhe old CAMPUS CHATTER we find Jrhe enlire Tronl' page devoled +0 Jrhe words of Jrhe Alma Mafer. Jrhe Marching Song. and Jrhe Class song 01c I924. urging everyone +0 learn Jrhem in order +0 be one of +he gang on Campus Night By The fall of I922 N. J. C. had alumnae. and Campus Nighl was changed from Friday +0 Safurclay in order fhal +hey mighf be aJr college +0 ioin Jrhe Jrhrong. On Jrhis Ochober nighf Jrhe brillianf Tire s+re+ching along Jrhe bluff was infensiTied by Jrhe burning o1C Jrhe poers 01C Jrhe fence over which '23 . had been forbidden lo jump. Compe+i+ive singing befween classes was rewarded by encouraging applause. and singing by Jrhe alumnae followed. In case fimid freshmen should gel crowded oul' in Jrhe search for a glowing ember over which +0 foasf Jrhe Jrime-honorecl doggie. each class was assigned +0 H's own seclion 01C +he Tire. Alfhough Jrhere are special fireplaces now +ha+ cannof mar Jrhe smoofh grass of Anfilles. Campus Nithr is as joyful. and in a sense as spirifual a ceremony as if was when Jrhe same Hickering lighf li+ up each girl's face as she joined in Jrhe singing of her Alma Maler. TPage 42:l Phofo by W. R. LaHy ANTILLES FlELD--SEN IOR FENCE QUAIR HE cTass 0T I922 published The TIrer year book in ifs junior year and called if Quair. The name finds ifs derivafion in The quaimL old English word which meanJr a leaf a+ first Jrhen a coHechion o1c leaves and finally a book. Each succeeding iunior class has followed Jrhe formula of Jrhe Tirsf publicafion by including a dedicafion, Jrhe CTaSS hisfory. social evenJrs, sporfs and Jrhe pho+ographs OT Jrhe seniors and juniors. How many fond memories have been sfored beneaJrh Jrhe covers of each Quair ! If Is a TounJrain OT eJrernaT youfh for if brings back Jrhe happiesf years 01E our lives. CAMPUS NEWS LMOST from Jrhe beginning +he college has had a voice +0 record and inferpref aHairs JrhaJr closely concerned +he s+udemL body. Campus ChaHer Tirsf appeared in November of I920. H came omL only once a monJrh and was prinfed on a page juswL one-hahc Jrhe size of Jrhe presenf Campus News. E. N. Cooper, '22. was +he chie1C o1C a board of five edH'ors. A sfaH of Jrhree reporfers compares .amusingly wifh Jrhe group of nearly Torer which does +he news-Terrefing Today! The paper in Jrhe early days had cerfain magazine feafures. such as occasional poems and sfories and a joke column. The college direcfory of officers was prinfed on Jrhe ediforial page of each issue and if filled iusf one-hahc column. Campus ChaHer became known as Campus News in December of I92l, and from a mon+hly periodical grew +0 be weekly and Jrhen bi-weekly. H' did n01L aHain +0 ifs presenf sized sheeJr unfil December sevenfh, I92l. TPage 44d N W A L D O O .W o 0 $4 COLLEGE HALL ROBABLY no one has ever wandered Jrhrough +he rooms o1C college hall wifhouf frying +0 imagine if as Jrhe beaufiful home ir once was. Only one sfrucfural Change has been made. and +ha+ was removing +he open porch which exfended across +he enJrire fronf of +he building, and removal of Jrhe roof from Jrhe rear porch. Before N. J. C. came info exisfence. wha+ we now call College Hall was known as Jrhe Car- penfer mansion. AH college acfivifies were cenfered here In Jrhose hrswL few years of N. J. C. Chapel services and even +he gymnasium classes were held here. The spacious old home made a lovely seHing for Jrhe proms and hops, and flowers from Jrhe large garden were always used as deco- rafions. Mosf impressive of all. however. were +hose liJrHe gafherings which formed so many of our own JrraoliJrions. COOPER HALL C OOPER was no+ always Jrhe building as we know if Jroday. Originally if was buf hahc H's presenf size. and was Jrhe home of Dr. Jacob Cooper. a professor a+ Rufgers. When Jrhe college firsf Jrook over Jrhe house, H was used as a dormifory and imfirmary as well as a dining haH. A sfeadily growing sfudenf body soon necessH'aJreol adding eerra wings and floors. so Jrhe house grew along George Sfreef. The Gray room followed and before long Jrhe Yellow and Green rooms were added. Cooper is anofher building whose sfeady increase JreHs Jrhe sfory 01c Jrhe growfh of +he college. hPage 46s W Y a H L a L . R R. l. . V W Y 10 Y b m o O In .T D. o In DI M, M Ind 13 ?5 2?gi742 COLLEGE HALL COOPER HALL 7? 5?? x? ?xw vz'msx COMMENCEMENT DAY HE numbers of +hose faking an aclive parl on Commencemenl Days. +hose mosf imporlanf days of college careers. +he goal of four years of el-Forl anol an+icipa+ion. have swelleol proudly since I922. On June l'enl'h o1C +ha+ year l'he lirsl class of Jrhe New Jersey College for Women wen+ oul' info +he worlol Jro pqu info praclical eHecl' Jrhe inspiring ioleals +ha+ +hey had gained from He inlimale conJraCJr wilh Mrs. Douglass which if was Hweir greal privilege +0 have. In +hose early years +he exercises were held in He gymnasium. wilh Mrs. Douglass presiding. Al +he second Commencemenf lilly-Jrhree graoluaJred. In l926 Hwe graoluaHng class of ninefy-four members broughl so large a crowd of guesls +ha+ +he exer- cises were held on Anlilles Field. where Huey have Jraken place ever since. N. J. C. has always had inleresling speakers-prominen+ women who have haol real messages +o oHer-among whom we find such names as Miss Kalherine Mayo. Mrs. Corinne Roosevelf Robinson. lvlrs. lola Wrighf Bowman. and Miss Alice Ames Winfer. COLLEGE SINGS N ifs shorl' bqu evenHul exisl'ence. our college has come +o be known as The Singing College. and well deserves flue name. Beside +he Alma Mafer and +he Marching Song. we are Jrhe possessors of many ofher lovely melodies. Each class has a song leader. Jrlne senior member of +his corps being known as +he college song leader. In Jrhe cool Seplember evenings. +he enl'ire group of undergradual'es gafhers on Anfilles. wifh +he seniors perched along Senior fence in l'heir caps and gowns. l-lereeveryone sings +he songs she loves so well. new and inspiring lo flue freshmen. and iusl as inspiring lo Jrhose who have been here longer. Gay songs. shorJr songs. funny songs, and sad songs. all are known and loved. and wi+h +hem we all eagerly galher lo sing Hwe praise of N. J. C. tPage48:l x. x, Q V ' Marching Song Come on. ye classmafes. brave and +rue, Each one a pioneer. Blazing Hue way +hrough N. J. C. Wifh many a song and cheer; March on and make each 1CooerrimL mark A mile on He road +0 fame. On wiJrh +he zeal HwaJr wins. ThmL wins for N. J. C. a name. Twenfy-ero has blazed H1e way Through N. J. C. Every class +ha+ sees her +orch May +hey ever say. Twener-ero we'll follow you. For you have made us see ThaJr we can make fine world re-echo WiJrh Hwe praise o1c N. J. C. :Page 52 S. R m N E S WINIFRED MacCUBBIN Class of 1934 OFFICERS Winifred MacCubbin ,,,,,,,,, , . . V . . . . . . ....... Presidenf E. Mildred Clarke ..... . . .Vice-PresidemL Lois Ella Olson ..... ' .............................................. Secrefary Julia Louise Woodman ...................................... . . . .Treasurer HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Anna M. Campbell Mrs. Horace M. Clark Mr. J. Earle Newfon SONG LEADER Mary Evelina Greer CLASS COLOR Blue UDage 54:; DORIS STARK ADAMS 255 Fairfield Avenue. Ridgewood BACHELOR OF ARTS The Charm of unoblrusiveness permea+es Jrl'ie air when Doris is around. Wll'l'l lhe awareness of her presence comes +he realizalion Jrhalhere is a person of serious inienl. Her willingness lo lieren lo olbers. combined Willi common sense,-makes her an admir- able house chairman. Doriskis no+ always serious; somelimes her veneer is penelraled and she in- dulges in what for her, would be called a hearly laugh. ', MIRIAM RUTH ADLER I a s+iicl dose for an ordi- 835 Avenue A. Bayonne I nary COllege girl: The BACHELOROF ARTS ' Freshmanzplay which she K coached was a greal suc- Mim is a busy person. , cess. 'Mim doesn'+ spend Dramalic arfs. wilh all I ' all .her Jrime working and +ha+ +he LiHle Theafre , if you've ever looked al workinvolves, English, will: her brigh+ brown eyes i+s numerous papers, and a you'd know she enioys a her inleresf in Hie new ' good Jrime. Jewish Cullural Sociely is :i , x : r. .' 5r- Ugh -s 4-1 ' .Hg'i' - hf ALMA ELIZABETH ALLlS 329 Belleville Avenue, Bloomfield Alma leH Hie soulhern hospifalily oi Maryville Col- lege Jro enJrer N. J. C. as a iunior. To all oulward appearances she is a very sweeJr child. bmL when her eyes gel a peculiar lwinkle, be wary! You are liable Jro find your shoes dangling from Jrlie Jrop ol +he waler lower. H mighf be bad lasle lo suggesl iJr. bul Jrhis malign slreak may have been broughf lo lhe surface by ilie companions she has made here. lPage 551 ELINOR ALLISON Sfony Poinf-on-Hudson. N. Y. BACHELOR OF SCI ENCE Asking Jrherighi quesfions aJr Jrhe rithr fime is a sign of inJreHigencex Jrhey say, and Elinor always has one ready. No one will ever impose on her for she IS never safisiied wiih anyihing shorJr oi Jrhe hufh. Her skill of +hrowingj oranges +0 her iriends from an upper window in +he French House is someihing +0 marvel a+e-and she's iuer as good wi+h a paddle. When a nice day comes along, Elinor's iavoriJre pas+ime is canoeing. V i AULEEN V. APPLEGATE Main St. Forkedeiver BACHELOR OF ARTS likes singing and archery and is quife a hand of producing cdsfumes for gala evenis. H you should happen +0 'be planning a Moiher's Day program or an aHair for Jrhe President Auleen wili be your accomplished handy man. Auleen is a serious sfu- denf who has English Li+. of her finger Jrips. Buf she has a 10+ of Jrime for ofher inferesfs. among which we heari is someone qui+e. quite devofed. She kx ALICE-ELIZABETH BALL I75 Belleville Ave., Bloomfield BACHELOR OF ARTS BeHy's speciaHy should be Children's books. BeHy is a library sfudenf and Children are her pewL hobby so she knows iu51L wha'r will appeal +0 any-year-oId. She has been a member of Jrhe French and German clubs. 5 Campus News reporfer, and her elass hockey feam couidn'+ do wiJrhouiL her. Add +0 +his an efficienf fechnique as a sfudenf waifress and a lively. childlike imaginafion and you know BeHy. iPage 5M MARY LOUISE BAUER 265 Wesl' Commerce Six, Bridgelon BACHELOR OF ARTS Mary Lou was Hie only girl in her lunolamenlals class who could erisl herself info any desired shape . . . she is exlremely agile and acrobalic and walks Willi a slaccalo rhyllim. As a gypsy girl in Junior Show. she demonslraleol her llexibilily lo perleclion. She is also very alerl menlally. for Mary Lou can give you an answer To anylhing . . . and you may be sure il will be a very willy comeback. '! u.- ml i'f'ai'; y : alga argsw - gaging? ' 1 4h... rgb DOROTHiEA A. BENDER i i i readily see her diagnosing Il'i' ll ' 349 Wes+iEnd Ave., Elizabe+h our mses. In Hie near In 'L lulure as one of lime few BACHELOR OF SClENCE . a . doclors N J, C has seni Do+ and German iusl .. . v 1 lbrlll. She is individual neVer seem Jro agree al ' l . in her :dresstusually a all: She can'l seem +0 seo U a , , ., businesslike blue serge whal H is an aboul. Yel V , . : wi+h a slarched while col- lier flair for Hie sciences ' lar. , is amazing, and we can ' , . flax JANE GARDINER BENDER i 9 Eafon PL, B.oomfield BACHELOR OF LETTERS Jane has all flue allriloules of a model . . . willowy grace. poise and carefully combed blonde locks. Bul her Chosen career is journalism. hence she is lrequenlly seen clashing Jrowarol Rulgers, always lale. A dry and ready wiiL should aid in making Jane a super-columnisl. x Bender also sings and seems lo gel along very well in allairs of Hie Heart loo. She's easy lo gelL along Willi, il you main'lain sfricl silence when she 'pliones. ' lPage 57j CONSTANCE BERTHA BERMAN 89 BenHey Ave., Jersey Cify BACH ELOR OF LETTERS Joy radiafes from Connie wherever she goes. She spends moer of her +ime visifing in o+her houses iask her abomL ihaf fire drill episodei where she en- livens ofherwise dull siudy hours. Ever ready wiJrh a wiHy saying, Connie should be a greaf journalist One wonders why Hie queer combinafion 01c journalism and cooking . . . can if be +ha+ she expecfs Jro'wriJre a recipe column. or is Here an uHerior mo+ive lurking behind +ha+ domesfic choice? ' AUDREY M. BINZ . I94 Harrison St, Eas+ Orange BACH ELOR OF ARTS Sparkling. bubbling and full of fun are Jrhe beer words +0 describe Binzie. Since her freshman year she has been known for her skill and grace in ELIZABETH BJORKBOM l229 Girard Ave., WyomissingI Pa. BACHELOR OF ARTS Alfhough we don'+ know +ha+ BeHy has played any Brownie pranks, her preHy round eyes have a cer' +ain eliish appearance. She came +0 N. J. C. from BuckneH +hree years ago. bu+ we never 90+ +0 'know her very well because of her shy. quiei manner. However. we have promc Hiaf Hiis is in- dicafive oi abiliiy. for BeHy is a Lafin major and a member of He CommiHee on Records and Re- search. iPage 58:i horsemanship. She loves +0 be doing +hings and has safisiied ibis longing 'by Jraking panL in ahd di- reciing many aciivifies around campus. As' a psych major. Binzie Has een a success, buwL we feel ihai she will always be equally successfulhin whafever she underfgikes. If it i QZEnm 3i eV. 'Ax :1 r1 ese-r--ht I , w ,. EVELYN JOSEPHINE BOESLING 537 Forfiefh $12. WoodciiH BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Bowser is one gym maior who has survived Hie four years Jrraining wiihoqu losing her own charaderisiic walk. In fad Hie phys ed deparfmem has failed miserably wifh Bowser. She siiil abhors spinach and adores gooey desserfs. She is neifher soccer addicf nor an archery fiendj As a maHer oi fad Bowser lapses info periods of downrighi vagueness, and +his is a deadly sin for a gym major. A Jrribque Jro Bowser who remained an individual. - - -2 aloe dis... .11 his+orical abilier w i Hi many ofher skills and geJrs excelleimL marks wifhal. In preparaJrion for an eeren- MARJORIE BORST 32 Wesi' 37+h St, Bayonne BACH ELOR OF ARTS $;K l? f' -, AV ii; A ; i ix'..':1; Marjorie is a very quieiL person, bqu if is a meriJr raiher Hian a fault sive poiifical career, Mar- jorie has already joined up wi+h Hie League of Women VoJrers. She is also an adive member of Le Cercle Francais. Beneafh +his calm exierior she really is a mos+ amus- ing person. She combines BARBARA HAIGH BOWDOIN 547 Shackmaxon Dr., WesHield BACH ELOR OF ARTS Bobby's 'ihe Jrype of girl everybody iikes--she can acquire innumerable l's in psychology wiH'i a greai deal of ease. is inferes+ed in art and has made a grand job of being a house Chairman. Buf her par- ficuiar inferesisare Weshcieid week-ends and a man from Mexico. She is also very meficulous. Have you seen her preHy room in a cheery yellow, or Jrhose spoiiessiy clean psych noiebooks. or ihaf heaJr diamond ring? iPage 591 ALICE BOYLE 352 Grier Ave.. Elizabefh BACHELOR OF ARTS Alice is Jrhe irue exponeni Oi +he skin you love +0 iouch andxihunijke many we know, adheres +0 ihai grand old adagei'Silence is golden. preferring +0 command afieniion from Jrhe background. as she succeeds in doingQKWhen +he rithr ioke comes along, however. AlicX is rithr +here wiih a good healihy giggle. She n'iaiors in hisiory and seems +0 be gei'iing along famously .- . ROBERTA LEE i, BREWER , , , 39 Elmwood Ave Chaihamg, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE h numerous posiiirdns Jrhese four years. She is a per- son of many imLereers, science and liieraiuireibbe- ing included. and sheii-seiso knows how +0 geiL ouiia Quair! As if such qufqii- Jries were no+ eno gh. BeriL can claim a peri Efficiency, poise. di- plomacy and a multiplicii'y of nouns would have to be unearihed ioyrdescrfbe Ber'r. They are manifefr in +he manner in which she has managed her x7 ehily balanced personaliiy s a cause of her eve; humor. s VIOLET ELIZABETH BRICgHTWELL , 63 American St. Woodbury : EACH ELOR OF ARTS This uHra iVioleJr rayi sophisficaied, yef exuberaiiL person is known for Jrhe iaciliiy wi+h which she eLi- presses herself. Her phraseology is +0 be com- mended for Hsuhique qualify and i+s descripiive powers. The facuify oi appropriafe expression. +he basis of frue diplomacy, belongs +0 Vii' and she , uses if +0 fuil advanfage. She seems +0 eni0y faik- ing and moer of her infimaies seem +0 +ake a pleas- -ure in Iisfening +0 her. especially when she is speak- ing of +he siege or psychology professors. iPage bOi MARJORIE EDNA BRINER ll Second Ave.. Newark BACHELOR OF ARTS Our GaIII CurcI IncognIIo warbles deIIgIIIIuIIh on numerous occasIons. In odd mongenIs she does IIIe composing aCI-and quIIe suc96sIslIuIIy Ioo. lungng Irom IIIe response Io' You Dear In Junior Show SIIe delves InIo numerous languages and some day wIII probably be Iound perIbrmIng beIore MussoIInI In some OI IIIs naIIve grand opera. We IIIInkI wouId be 6 grand IcIea II Marge InsIaIIed a bed In IIIe MusIc BuIIcIIng'4-mIgIII as well sleep Ihere. :1 I! ADALINEIHENDRICK III'I'Ie Io be a member oI BROWN - such Ihings as Campus 622 ArIIngIon Ave., Wes+field ' ' NIgI'II SkII and numerous BAQHELOR OF ARTS dance commIIIees. TennIs . . . Is a IavprIIe oI hers and QnI'I HMS year AdaIIne we are sur6 II'IaI wIIII such Was as careIree as The V 6 bobby IogeII'Ier wIIh her IEISI OI us'buI now She '5 a oIher InIerjesIs she wIII aI- sIudenI m Ihe LIbrary ways reIaIn her neaIIy SCIIEDOII In spIIe OI IIIIs Q AddIe manages Io IIrId baIanCed peI 9naIIIY- DOROTHY BROWN , 2l5 Elm SI., Cranford : BACHELOR OF ARTS DoIs IIIe Is quuaIIy InIeresIIng on 6nd OII campus. She has a coIIe'cIIon OI I6scInaIIng sIorIes concern- Ing her d6IIy IrIps Io and Irom New Brunswick AII Ihough DOI never seems Io SIudyIIJand IjIever Iakes life FeaIIy serioust 5H6 IS aIways recerIng l s and For IIIosef OI us IVIJIIO IIIover dangeroust near IIIe moron Iev and r66d achdIyLDoI 5 happy knack OI skimmIng abiaytive III6 comlpIeXIIIes oI IIIe IS some- wIIaI gIamoro 6. I -...;- - --...4- W-- 4 1 v . - V I . . I , I ,, IPage6I6 HELEN MARGARET 4 BUELL l40-44 Thiriy-fourfh. Ave., Flushing. N. Y. BACHELOR OF ARTS Brufus iwho ac'quired her cognomen because of her abilify in draping sheefsi has H18 defached look +ha+ mosi' infel- Iecfuals possess for she is one of H18 few people MARY ROSS BRUCE I23 Jefferson Rd.. Prince+on BACHELOR OF SCIENCE We could never undersfand why Molly maiored in ma+hema+ics. ior she ge+s l's in 20. Maybe if's because she can s+ep on Hie door for Dr. Morris. This lively blond girl came over from yon ScoJr- land some years ago'ffand has made herselic much in evidence here af N. J. C. in such +hings as Campu News, Kappa lofa, Mafh Club and French Club. Molly is Hie grandesf person +0 Jrell all your Jrrou- bles +0. who can claim member- ship among Hie ofher half. While moer peo- ple are cramming for exams. Brufus will be pag- ing +hrough James. She even has Hie charaderis- +ic oi Hie menfally su- perior .. absen'r minded- ness. Brquus, if she does gef around +0 keeping an appoinfmenf. usually ar- rives laJre. i ELEANOR LOUISE CAMPBELL 33 Pennsylvania Ave.. Flemingfon BACHELO R OF ARTS Nikki has a mania for geHing papers in Iaie. Her laugh is m'oer hilarious and is heard mosHy in Cooper when someone a+ her +able Jrells a rare one. Her one ambi+ion is +0 have so many shades of nail polish ihaf she can have some +0 clash wifh every dress she wears. By:+he way, she is one of +ho'se people who fake hisfory and philosophy-fo give her a'broad oquok on life, she says. fPage 62i DOROTHY WINIFRED CAVE 238 Prospecf PL. Ru+herford BACH ELOR OF ARTS Cave is Jrhe original yes Jrhe professor'rgirl. More power +0 you, Cave. This amiableness is no+ aired- ed. bunL is adminis+ered +0 everyone. DoHie has more friends in every Class than any oJrher senior, which is indicafive of heriicriendliness. Cave emulafes Gershwin. bqu her secreiL passion is +0 lead an orchesfra. .H is rumored +ha+ on one memorable occasion 'DoHie had an oppor- +uni+y +0 do so. . . and she didn'Jr muff if. ' . A, i .s -.. . .1 .. - m.t-q A . , .Tra . awn 4 - q , . Vramaunu ..A' :21 1452-14- s-T :' fire? 5 ' have received +his honor- ary posih'on ihan Clarky. She is one grand person. Of course, if you ever E. MILDRED CLARKE 830 Monroe St. 5+. Charles. Mo. BACHELOR OF ARTS - ;;h;'h' .1o The vice-presidency of Jrhe senior class is usually given +0 a girl who has done hard undercover work for +hree years. Jfind your bed pied and Clarky is'on your lid of acquainfances, ius+ run over +0 +he DeHa Mu room. for +his apf music s+uden+ will be Jrhe cul- WhaiL beHer person could pri+. VIRGINIA M. CLARKE . l3l Bergen Ave.I Ridgefield Park, N. Y. BACHELOR OF ARTS Ginny has cerfainly been frue +0 Jrhe French since her landing aJr N. J. C. In spife of French Club. French House. French p1ays. and French leave, she s+iH has one of +he moer undersfanding nafures around here. ' If you feel as +hough you simply musf erick your head in a buckeiL Jrhree +imes and bring if 0qu erice, U... J13? . I s VQIWFMM ' M' i I ' ' 1 .5' wit; ?a 3.. 1. iuer call Ginny. She'll hold your head down for Iii x 1 you. - 1 . i' 1 1 ii 1 . 1 1 1 i Page 6 31 I NANCY COEYMAN 30 MarsIon PI.. Glen Ridge BACH ELOR OF ARTS II is noI because she Ihinks iI is IashionabIe IhaI Nancy is always IaIe-iIs iusI more convenienI IhaI's aII. WiIh her. Ihis Is a virIue as well as her symptheIic and aIIecIionaIe naIure. Nanc naIuraI bIoncIness is enviable. Her propensin Iyor borrowing is insigniIicahI when compared wiIh her cIeIighIIuI unIidiness. BuI Ihen aII IemperamenIaI blonds are Iike IhaI. These many quaIiIies seem Io have drawn many close Iriends Io her. GLADYS COHAN I'W ,. y. I ong OI Ihe New. York I94 CIinIon Ave..fNewark' daIIIes some Ii'me In Ihe BACHELOR OF LETTERS neaf Iqure: I She is a serIous IookIng gIrI who GIadys '5 anoIher one OI ' ' ' seems Io have diIIicuIijin Ihe corps OI iournaIIsIs . ii deciding upon Ihe mosI who Irek over Io Rngers becoming COiIIure. ' Iwice a week. We ex- I pecI Gladys Io crash Ihrough wiIh a cqumn in g'iISIIRS $391.: A:Tpf' I Llrii 19;in 1! I K?- ANNA LOUISE CdLLIER Farnswoth Aye BordenIoWn BACHIELOIR OF ARTS .3 l A . . Louise has Iaken Io music in a big way Ihis pasI year. She has Iound deIighI In Iearning Ihe maIIr and minor chords and in sIudying Ihe Ihemes OI BeeIhoven s FiIIh. Besides iI is noI uncommon Io see her aI symphony concerIs. , , ,., mLouise Is also very Iond oI dancing. She can be seen every noon dOwn in Ihe Beehive wiIh Fennon and Wehner who are her besI buddies. IPage 64I GWENDOLYN GERTRUDE CONDON 50 Livingsfon Ave.l New Brunswick BACH ELOR OF ARTS Being a Bee cloesn'+ cramp Gwen's slyle aJr college. Besides being one of He Three Muskeleers on campus. she has had +he college almosphere all home wllh Jrlwree sisfers ol approximalely +he same a e. 9The Senior Class is not only incleblecl lo Gwen for her creaHon of Junior Show and Hwe class song bu+ also because if has Jround in her +he prolofype of +he all-arouncl girl. wiHy, charming and accom- plisheol. AlAllil 4mg. e no r J . 3. ....4 ---.E To FRANCES MARIE CONNOLLY l8 Russel Ave.. Ff. Monmou+h BACHELOR OF ARTS proud of her many cule liHle brofrhers, bu+ who eWou-ldn'l be? Having ,been broughf up in an army environment we've been wondering if a uni- form any. longer has Jrhe same glamour and appeal for Fran +ha+ H has for ilhe resf of us. .-'..,-r:.gfs.- .4-1' Happily for many of us we're gelling lo know Fran since she cleclded Jro live on Campus +his year. She is very fond of horse- back riding and very - ARLINE ,ADRIENNE CORBETT Highfield Rd.. Colonia BACH ELOR OF ARTS Arline has clone so many +hings +ha+ i+ would be diflicull Jro include +hem all here. Besides being on +he class hockey learn. she is a member of Pro and Con and presiden+ of He Bees. As presidenl of Hlis organizalion. she has displayed her leader- ship and her abilily lo plan funclions and carry x, fill +hem 0qu successfully; Though an able execulive, l- ndug; Arline has her mischievous side and we find +his l :13 combinalion very salislaclory. .3 V i l l E 1 l i iPage 65l :2 l BETTY THERESA DAVID , 408 Ches+nu+ S+..VRoselle y BACHELOR OF ARTS BeHy came +0 N. J. C. from Skidmore and wiih EUNICE ANNE CU RTIS Rosehill House. Lawrenceville BACHELOR OF ARTS A hahc hour wi+h Eunice reveals a person of humor, in+elligence and personal Charm. AHhough she was Jrardy in coming +0 N. J. C.. having arrived only las+ year. she has found her special place in college aCJriviJries. She has a deceiving soH. sou+h- ern voice bui don'+ be misled. Eunice receives her Chrisimas mail 6+ Lawrenceville. H you feel in need oi a good healihy laugh somefime. ge+ her +0 disserfafe on her pei subjeciteducaiion. know her well7 BuwL she has ano+her . polifics. AHer aHenoling many of Jrhe same soc classes wiJrh BeHy one wonders whefher she is a rithr wing communier or a leiJr wing her. +he ngneralf 5km: , socialist AJr any raJre we morian 'n uence O goo 71, are cerJrain she miler :2: +1: birE::.+y'sil:;iies wresHe wi+h +he MaEXian w nn d +' 'hH. Jreresf +0 Jrhose who don'iL 0C rIne mg y 77 DOROTHY ?ANN DAVIES 552 Wyvnham Rd.. Teaneck BACHELOR OF ARTS DoHy looks fwelve bqu is really fen years ahead of her size. Smallness is no iimifaiion on her abiii+y +0 gef work done in such a manner +ha+ she wiH gef a ius+ reward for if. The library schooi claims mos+ of her fime; Neverfheless, she has spen+ +he i 'pa's+ Jrwo years in Jrhe French House and her moer recen+ responsibilHy is +he L'He de France biblioihe- que which keeps her iumping more +han usual. iPage obi INEZ FRANCES DAVIS 96 Lord Ave., Bayonne BACH ELOR OF ARTS Inez . . . scurrying around finishing up Jrhose formidable oufsiole readings Jrhe day before exams . . . sleeping Jrhrough breakfaer and firer hour Classes . . . living In +he French House a whole Jrerm and +hen oui oui oui-ing Madame when she asked her Jro give a reporJr Un French. 0'? coursey, of a Club meehng . . . giggling over Jrhe six she's sure +0 geJr in Brihsh Hisfory . . . spending hilarious week-ends a+ Jrhe Shack. KATHRYN MARY DAVIS held back by religi0us Belvidere Ave., Washing+on ' SCfUpIeS aynd a domeshc BACHELOR OF ARTS passion for baby picfures. She can be heard war- Don'+ you love EH bling sweeHy in Jrhe choir When you hear JrhaJr you y, on Sundays and she free know +ha+ Kay IS ChorJrhng , quenJrs religious discus- over some new exc1+e- sion groups, which help +0 men+. Kay Would like +0 calm her down. Anofher be a raJrher Wild person. L , of her inferesfs is +he bu+ unforfunafely she is ' ' Fuller family, SUZANNE DAVIS Hoxie Housel CasHe Point Hoboken BACHELOR OF ARTS Sue says +ha+ when she was in England she played Lacrosse nithr and day. Upon her refurn Jro +he s+a+es she could n01L shake +he habit so N. J. C. has a lacrosse Jream now. ' .Yesy afhlehcs are Sue's mea'f. bu1L we are afraid +ha+ psychology and a cooking course are going +0 ruin Jrhis greaJr ou+door girl. As long as ?hrieyw don'+ inferfere rwifh Sue's knack of leadership we, need no+ worry. 5 hPage 67y WlNlFRED AGATHA DEBBIE 96 Springfield Ave., Springfield BACHELOR OF ARTS ll you've ever heard someone groaning abomL +he ferrible grades she's going lo receive when you know and she lmows +ha+ +hey'll all be l's or 2's. +ha+ someone .is Winnie. She le+ herself in for some overwhelmlhg jobs. being lreasurer ol Jrhe French Club, arrangihg a lhealre parly and lake ing care ol- properlies lor +he French plays. louwL people who know her well call her The lnlallible, so all wenl well. EVELYN C. deRUNDEOU l09 Fowler Ave.l Yonkers. N. Y. BACHELOR OF ARTS inlelligence wilh 'a halreol ol grindingiu She has many varied inleresls- hislory. choir, Campus News. Junior Show. Pen and Brush. She loves lo lry lrlck shols wilh Hifal swell new camera ahol Jrakes a zesHul joy in leahn games: soccer. baseball and baskelball. NV? Ev is +he fall. slrong breezy lype +ha+ has an English complexion, likes +0 Jrake long walks in Jrhe counlry, and lean wear fweedy clolhes lo perfec- Jrion. She combines a high FlLOMENA Dl PACE l4l4 Velde Ave.. Delalr BACH ELO R OF ARTS Phil is a quiel girl who is inlereslecl in becoming a masler linguist for every Jrime one meels her l'here is news ol her fakingup anolher language. If if were nol lor +he lad lhal she is really in- leresled in her work and has an indomilable self- Clelerminallon, we leel sure +hal ll would be al- mosl an lmposslbilily lo accomplish all +hal her record shows she has done. lPage 68l MARGARET DITTMAR 924 Broadway. Bayonne BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Dilly is Jrlie girl whose many inleresls change an- nually. One year if is liferalure and music. Hie neer. German andereligion. She is an avid Home EC sludenl +0 Hie eeremL Hiai she Jrried +0 make a prolonged slory in Hie praclice house because of Hie inspiring environment DiJrer is a gay person and her cheerful laugh can be heard lrom one end 01C Hie campus +0 Hie olher. CHLOE DOUBBLE Oxmead Rd.I Burling+on BACHELOR OF ARTS As far as Chloe herself is concerned. she Jrhinks +ha+ she may be a high-grade in mi, exlraordinary abilily in crea+ive wriling. especially poelry, no+ +0 menlion a good level head and praciical ideas. we begin +0 believe she is righl in her psychologi- moron. This is only a modesl conclusion. how- ever. When she blossoms 0qu. showing real aeriJrude cal opinion of herself if she fails +0 recognize all of her above asseJrs. DOROTHY B. DOWLING l5 EvereH PL. Granlwood BACH ELO R OF LETTERS The girl wi+h Hie varied hairculs . . . we never know if we are going +0 recognize DoJr line neXJr day or no'l. for her hairculs seem +0 Change wilh +he wealher. Firsl we seea Close resemblance +0 Marie Anloinelle. +hen, no. if muer be Jrlie Lupe Velez +ype and-wrong again-she looks more like Jo'-' oi LiHle Women. - ' ' ' And +hougl'i we Hiink she is surprisingly slim. Dol worries us wilh Hireafs of reducing. THELMA DOYLE 3l Baldwin St. New Brunswick BACH ELOR OF ARTS Ed class was no+ +he same when Thelm was doing her praclice leaching. icor +here was no one Jro fell delighhcul slories: puzzle us wilh brain Jreasing rid- dles, or gel us all busy frying +0 memorize Hie new- e51L calchy poem insleiad of our correlafion formulas. However, she doeskmanage +0 do some Pacific World once in a while. In lacl. momL of ilie lime, i+ seems +0 us. MATHILDA MARIE DREWS 3m 34m s+.. woaaclm BACHELOR OF SCIENCE She has inserfed ai leaswL hall a million bobbie-pins in sleek heads Hus year. Her main diversioniin life is doing cross-word puzzles wi+h Hie olher hall, Feich. for as Dr'. Morris would say. you never see +he one wiihgiqu +he oiher. 7 Hallc Hie girls around col- lege would no+ be so beauliiul if if were nol for Til's deliL fingers +ha+ work so pro'iessionally. over our stubborn locksq DOROTHY EASTMAN DUNN . l9 Cedar LaneI Maplewood BACHELOR OF ARTS Dof is one of +hose quieJr persons who surprises us every now and +hen by leHing oil sleam so furiously +ha+ +he whole house becomes involved. BmL ihai doesn'+ lasi long and Hie air is much clearer ailer- wards. ll you seeva figure in +he diislance walkind wifh a caHike swing, you know if's iDol. ThaiL far away look in her eyes is due lo Hie lad ihai her +hough+s are al Annapolis. lPage 70:l JEAN M. EARLE IOI Rose Ten. Newark BACH ELOR OF ARTS There are Jrhree fields which really lascinaie +his quiel and unoblrusive Missebooks, music and Ger- man. Jean plans lo be a librarian and ii would seem +ha+ she has wisely chosen her maior for she is exlremely fond of liieralure and her lasle in books is uniailingly good. 'She has sludied organ for lwo years in college and is an accomplished musician since she plays Jrhe piano equally well. .1-iin.,.ua: . m.: m4 :5 ,rps'ii - 4h... 5-; Wm, ELSA EBERSBACH , her ola'fes slraighl for a I46 N. 8H1 S+., Paferson Chrislmas presenl . . . bui BACHELOR OF ARTS 3 , ' s El-Sfi has a WWW Paper weighl JrhaJr seems Jro show iavorilism, for under Jrhe glass is a snapshoi of a very Jrall boy named Ken. iHer giggle is one of +he assels oil Gibbons . . . iJr's disfinclive. V. g.gva-s'm ME: ' $K' 35 - ,4 :i'yn: .. .3; arr 34:- Elsa is caplain in +he Junior Dining Room and Jrakes her job seriously . . . hence Jrhe spolless Jrable- cloihs in +he Gray room. We hear she received an engagememL book lo keep . inf v :11 Vi Avv- . f .I - I . . ' In .- .x a:agzgufymgggsgggbg -i4 ii . .L . , V'r i . I - r c 37,3, j- A 1- ; :83 31;? N mc- - , gigdxnh. BEATRICE E. ECKES 3l Gifford Ave.,k Jersey Cify BACH ELOR OF ARTS Bea is Jrhe lucky girl who spenlher junior year sludy- ing .in Paris. She cerlainly deserved +he honor for she wrifes loeauliiul French and raHles ii 0H like a nalive. ln spile oi living such a long lime in Bohemian almosphere, Bea is +he same excepl for +he red hair which is asloil wavier and can slill be sure her name will have a l aller il, no mailer whaiL subieCiL she Jrakes up. . iPage7lj MARCINA RENNIE EDINGTON Riverside Dr.I Red Bank BACH ELO R OF ARTS Whenever a ceriain big Packard louring car is seen in New Brunswick. we know il's headed for Hie Ger- man house and Marcina. Eddie has shared herseliC equally be+ween +he Spanish and He German houses, and can speak bo+h languages iluenHy. She made a charming hosless a+ +he German Club dancel bu+ +hen she was ius+ in her element for Marcina is very much in demand a+ college hops far and near. 'a K ix RUTH ADELE fif EDWARDS :7 i 3' 264 Main St, Easi: Ru+herforrd BACHELOR OF ARTS a Wi+h her peaches aria cream complexion and gorgeous blonde hair wi+h She is remarkable in her scope oi friends . . . people of alV erpes. and each one feels ihai YEcl- wards is her own par- +icular beer friend. We can imagine all her sludenls falling in l0?e Hie foriy-four curls up He Will'l her . . . insieadiiimC back, our mocle'rng'lvepus learning Jrl'ieir hisiory 'les- needs only +0 say. kbrmg sons. on +he men and +hey're made. . ,, , MILDRED c; EHNI l03 Middaughy St. Somerville BACHELOR OF ARTS, In Mildrede-beHser known as Busnewe havean as- piring young librarian who Jrakes her books and her library quife seriously bul net so seriously +ha+ she is Jrofally oblivious +0 Hie o+her hall of +he universier which lies acrossrlhe Jro'wn. Then, +00. you mighf see her a+ Jrimesigaily leading some willing sleed bn'a merry chase, for she aspires +0 be a horse- woman also. Good luck. Bus, in all ybur aspirafions. iPage 72i ETHEL EHRNSTROM 328 Lyman PL. PlaImcIeld BACHELOR OF ARTS They say women can Jralk. bul Ellnel Is p-rCOIC of Jrhe conlrary. She Is easy going and good nalured, bqu Is blessed wIJrh a s+reak of persislency +ha+ en- ables l'Ier +0 gel whenL slIe wanJrs. To know Elhel Is +0 realIze JrlIe wIsdom 01c meeIIng life S perplexHIes wIJrl'I her serenIer. EJrhel majors In German and has occupIed +he German house all year? YOU should hear lhIs gIrl's J - -.I...4- ?...4 I 1 gag semi; r :AI.-A.1 mm ' I' 1121; 1. a4 :- , ,- ...-.m-w.4a.... Ma - six, 4.4.. .7 f accent MADELINE EMMONS 64 Monroe PL. Bloomfield BACHELOR OF ARTS MadelIne has lhe happy laculfy ol amblIng along In an unassumIng way and always minding her own aHaIrsean allribufe among women. Maybe HIIS Is why Madeline lg makes stCh a good as well as a popular house chair- man. ' She Isalways pundual. as her waifresses aJr Coop- er wIll lestfy. In lad If Madel'Ine clIcln'IL appear al a meal. we are quIJre CerIaIn H'IaJr even lhe chef would be perlurbed abomL If. CMARION LOUISE EVARTS I 49 Boyce PL. BACHELOR OF ARTS RIdgewood Marion almosl held up Junior Show because no- where could she procure froUsers small enough +0 III her. 8qu don'+ Hwink JrlIIs lIHle girl has nol under- Jraken many good size Iobs and handled Ihem effi- cienHy. ChrIslmas Ceremony Is Jrraclifional Io be sUre 10qu IIL lakes a good Chairman +0 keep IIL run- nIng smoofhly. , , Bqu MarIon Is a JrerrIble lease and when she Jreams up Wl'l'll Machben lhe combinaJrIon Is unbealablef l:Page 73J LOUISE FENNON 203 Amboy Ave.. Me'fuchen BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Louise moJrors 0qu from' Mefuchen every day +0 pursue fhe genHe ar+ of educafion. Shes Jrall, ser- Ious-lookIng. bqu when somefhing sfrikes her fun: ny, Fennon's laugh can beAf ELIZABETH FETCHO 51 Madison Ave.. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE FeJrCh shows IavorIIIsm for fhaJr Jrhe hill way down In +0 fravel furfher nor+h. foo. mosHy as a gluHon for punishmenf-calCulus 'FOI Insfance. Alfhough her bed IS In H, we +hInk she lives In 28 where her gIggle can be heard mos+ any day any- +Ime Bu1L +hen. she mus+ geJr fogefher wI+h Til for JrheIr daily cross- -word puzzle. Maplewood IIHIe college on She has been known However. we know her ALMA RUTH FEDER 825 S. l0+h St, Newark BACH ELOR OF ARTS Alma belongs +0 Ihe Nonchalan+-husky voice Club which crea+es awe In sales clerks. rus+Ics and fresh- men. WIILhOUIL cracking Ihe proverbIal book, Al- ma has done her CoHege s+un+ In Ihree yearseno mean achievement She Is an In+eres+Ing acfress has been a member of Jrhe LIHle TheaIre and dab bles In poefryebqu you should see her performance on a horse! She has also IemL her JreemIng braIn +0 +he aCJrIvI+Ies of Pro and Con. heard halfway around +he cammpus She Is usually ngpIng abou+ some prob- lem which she always seems +0 solve experHy. Fennon Is also nofed IOr her generosIer In gIvIng people rides InJro Jrown. She majors In HIerory and has made an excelleryfjob of II. ' 4 8 'N A .U I ??I- L armsm I 'H-W'k ii Vx 'Lean L-. 35.7- as : h .; v.1- RHETA CAROLINE FLATOW 24 Wayne Ave.. Easf Orange BACHELOR OF LETTERS The well-dressed iournalis+-Rhe+a would brighfen up any hard-boiled newspaper oHice'wiJrh her smamL clofhes. She aiso has +ha+ schoolgirl complexion we hear so much about a head of +hick black curls. large and shining eyes. Rhefa has poise and a self- conhdenJr manner which should help her +0 become a s+ar reporfer and on vacafions we can jus+ imagine her galloping abouf +he coun+ryside in well- cmL riding clo+hes. ' CATHERINE LUCILE FRANCISCO Ridge Rd.. Greaf Nofch BACH ELO R OF ARTS XW goes home more oHen for week-ends, , She has' an advan+age oVer moer of us poor mor- +als, her room maJre is an experJr. hairdresser. and consequenfly Kay always looks as ht she had jus1L emerged from Jrhe moer fashionable French cohce feuse. One look in Kay's room discloses many picfures o1c horses. When no+ aJr Jrhe races she mighf be found in Jrhe Library doing his- +ory or over a+ Edward's. There is simply no one who DORIS B. FRANKLIN 45 Clark Ter., Cliffside Park BACH ELOR OF ARTS Doady is a pleasanf mierure of Jrhe sophichaTLed and Jrhe naive. Alerf and capable, 1+ was she who had. +he brighf idea of forming a LaHn Club a+ N.oJ. Cleand she laJrer made a charming presidenf of Jrhe organizahon. Doris is parhcularly resourceful wi+h her cIoJrhes. She has +he curious abiliify of wearing iackefs back- wards and making Jrhem Iook-oh, so fashionable. Toujours gale. she even dabbles in f'rafernijry pins. . ,7: -at 'r 5' hPage 751 'x'rfggimv-WAW- W, 3-. ., ; LUCY MADANA FULLER I99 VanRensselaer Ave.. Sfamford, Conn. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Lucy is a slern loh so slernll house Chairman MARY FREINT l6 Linden Ave.. Dumoni BACHELOR OF ARTS Full many a llower is born lo blush unseen. . Yes, we wonder whal happened lo Freinl in college, for a girl wilh more polenlialilies has never malricu- laled al N. J. C. In spile of her deliberale eHorls Jro remain obscure, we realize +ba+ everylbing she has slarled has been credilably done. We wonder wl'iell'ier her lulure will be leaching, oru-e? Willi l'ier Jrlwree brillianl broll'iers behind her. we lear +ha+ +be career will be dominant N. J. C. and presides over Curie Science Club. As a member of Hie hockey and wafer polo Jreams. Judiciary Board or Hie Shack guides. she can ale ways be relied upon. The long Jrrek lo Douglass is a wilh a beamL of pure gold. She is flue all-'round kind ol girl who has a gold mere nolhing lo Lucy's rolling slricle. s ?,?'dzur. nihxalefg u. I .3751: MARY GARDNER l20 Wallace 513, Red Bank BACHELOR OF ARTS Mibs is a briglil eyecl youngsler alongside of whom everyone else looks ridiculously sleepy in Jrhe morning. A lransler lrom Skidmore. she loer no Jrime in adjusling herseliE lo N. J. C. and did so very successfully. We will always remember her in flial Harlem chorus of Junior Show lespecially al rehearsall ln addilion. Mibs manages lo meel Hie ever exisfing problem ol sludies wilb ll'ie same Come, see and conquer allilude. ,, FLORENCE ESTELLE GARISS I 3980 VIcfory BIvd.. Travis. N. Y. BACHELOR OF ARTS II you hear a loud reporIL In Jrhe IIbrary IIIaI sounds suspiciously like a paper bag bursIIng. Iook around for Garys InIeCIIous grin. Gary Is noIed for her pIayIuIness and good naIure; she can Iool more of Jrhe peopIe moswL OI IIIe IIme. II mIghI be con- sidered IndeIIcaIe Io menIIon Gary's absenImInCIecI- ness bqu when one sIarIs Io erIe Ihe honor pledge on an EanIsII exam and ends II WIII'I love and kIsses, ' weII.. A urns. ...;I;... A -r-a 'Iruuuvu -L.- gwr 4. F. .5. : Iftthrfll-L $5 I I 'g 4': :tQ PATRICIA RGIAMERESE S+a+e Home Rd.. Jamesburg BACHELOR OF ARTS EngIIsII major! We real- Ize IhaI noI everyone who comes Io College Is as am- bIIIous anCI enIerprIsIng as PaJr: nor Is everyone re- warded wIIII Jrhe same graIIIyIng resuIIs. Such apIIIudes do no+ keep Paf Irom havIng a good JrIme aI Newman Club. 7- I ije This peIIIe bruneIIe has a deep and husky voIce sec- ond onIy Io IhaI OI JuIIa SwIII. PaIL speaks FrenCI'I IIuenHy and knows bOI'I'I -. f German and SpanIsI'I as . weII. In addIIIon she Is an LILLIAN BETTY GREENSPAN I45 Rec+or St, PerH'I Amboy BACHELOR OF ARTS I-Iere IS one girl who believes In Ihe adage of silence being goIoIen Ior LIIIIan Is a quIeI person bqu she geIs a I01L done jusI IIIe same by going In Ior con- sIrucIIve aCIIvIIIes such as JIIIe League of Women VoIers Campus News and Campus Bank. When noJr engaged In sIudyIng, wIIICI'I IsnI very oIIen reading and doing crossword puzzIes are her favor- IIe hobbies. Does she sound InIeIIeCJruaI? She Is fPage 77:I MARY E. GREER l27 Hun+er St, Woodbury BACHELOR OF ARTS Mary is iUSl' as aJr home on Anlilles field leading H1e sludemL body in songs as she is while meling ou+ iuslice as vice-chairman of Judicial Board. Thal much is proowC of her versalilily. bu+ lo be convinced of if. one should really see her do some of her famous impersonalions. Mary will be a greaiL com- edienne if +he psychology field ever loses ifs charm lor her and resulls in sullicienl leisure for praclice. VIVIENNE ELSIE , V ' bul her sense of humor al- GRIFFITH , ,- , ways gels her Oul. Junior 554 Wes+mins+er Ave.. a Show would have been in Elizabe+h a, a lighl place wilhouwL her. BACHELOR OF ARTS i for she lemL her wi+s +o Hie . . , ; , , lyrics. and her arlisfic If somelhlng '.5 droppedor V Hair +0 Hie scenery. She broken or mixed upeils - is always in demand lcjr YIVI.-sl1e has Hie mosl ' dance commiHees arid Impish penchanl for gelh . ' Campus Nigbl skifs. Q Jring info weird scrapesw ETHEL F. GROFF 25 Jackson St. Washingion BACHELOR OF SCIENCE The culminalion of four years of hard work has resuHed in a brilliant inlelleclual Elhel who has a decided Hair Jror music. She has been a member ol Hie Glee Club and of Cappella all +hrough college as well as a residenl of Hie French house. Her obliging manner makes her very popular in +he dining room. She spends lols of her lime doing many malhemafics problem's wilh Rosemary-ius+ for fun. V lZPage 78E , H5 ::-l 3 ,z. s. ...... la 4. 5:L-.;'-x AJ F 111' .s'gs-ac 1: , --, - c.gg- ll you're ever in cloubl as lo Jrhe lime. ask Ann. To hear her Jralk al Jrimes one would lhink her life was composed of lerrilylng problems. On Jrhe conlrary. she seems Jro have slruck a happy medium belween Jrhe academic and Jrhe social. Besides suslainlng a ' college, Ann will reply in Jrhe allirmallve aJr +he Yes and No banquel in June. lies seem lo lnrollcale lulure success. H's always +erribly lale. JANICE LUCILLE HAHN l7 Elm St, Soulh Orange BACH ELO R OF ARTS For Jrhree years Janice was connecled wllh Campus News. bul now. like many hlslory majors. she is sluolylng lo be a librarian and has lillle Jrime lell over lo Jrhe sorrow of Jrhe ANN GUTMANN I44 Livingsfon Ave.. New Brunswick BACH ELO R OF ARTS ' average Jrhroughoul Such capabili- l:Page 791 olhery; members of Jrhe newspapec slall. Janice is loads of lun as anyone who knows her will say. She is able lo aclaplL her- sellC lo, any sllualion as her inleresls In playing soccer and her parllcipallon in Junior Show and Campus nghl Sklls will show. as ERNESTINE HANAUER ' 234 Lincoln Ave.. New Brunswick BACH ELOR OF ARTS Tallulah Bankhead has nolhing on Ern when 1+ comes lo expressing approval, for wilh Ern as wilh +hal luminary, +hings are usually loo-loo olivine. There is a very delinile reason for her enlhuslasme Em is very much a parl of college life. She is noled for her inlecllous giggle which rises lo a crescendo of shrieks when she and Belly and Rulh congregale behind Bolany for Jrhe l I :IO bull session. CATHERINE N. HANKS 2ll W. Sixfh Ave.. Roselle, N. J. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE A senio? adviser +he mos+ helpful-a demon a+ 20 and bo+any and a Curie ScienceF-reserved and precise wifh a deasoul-eyef wifhal and above all lofs of fun and a grand pal-pmL +hem all Jrogefher and +hey speH Kay Hanks. No wonder she was chosen. as a sonL of ideal N. J. C. girl. +0 sfand on +he s+airs a+ Chrisfmas- Hmel GRACE HARDY H . she is cerfainlybap +0 +he 80 French S+.. NevvfiBrunswkk . minufe on allWhe currenf BACHELOR OF ARTS . ishsueseln spi+e of +he fad ' ' Jr a+ raceisa uieJr er- Alfhough Grace has been son she has 2 nairal a Bee fol: four years, she . fendency +0 impress pee? '5 well nown , +0 many ple +ha+ sHII wa+er ru'is areund campas. Her fav: . very deep. Grace weays ?'er hasw '5 +he POI; ' good marks in her cougges CI. rea mg room, an wi+h greaJr dignifyx GERTRUDE DORIS HART 9 Belmonf PL. Yonkers. N. Y. BACHELOR OF ARTS GemL is anofher 1Cai+hful hisforian who wifh Musfer- mann helps +0 keep duer'erm ga+hering on large volumes in +he library. 8qu +0 +hose who +hink she spends aH her Jrime grinding while +here. we recom- mend a fable wifhin six of hers. H's n01L only good, bmL Gerf excels af Jrhe genHe ar+ of making rio+ous remarks while mainfaining an unfafhomable expres- sion. She's a grand sporf and is somefhing of a philanfhropisf. i:Page 801 AIIn x vi... 1' b -.. ' 1;... NA, ,.-... b , . n w unauunv w j.gof'r AA k5 ELSBETH KATHERINE HASSLER l3l Nor+h Fourfh Ave., Roselle BACH ELOR OF ARTS This enferprising young miss can usually be found eafing wifh Jrhe oJrher +wo members of her Jrriumvi- raJre or arguing wifh one of her professors. Very much in+eres+ed in world aHairs. Elsbefh is never seen wi+hou+ her daily newspaper or wiJrhomL Com- fr' a th o e V , .J .. -o.--........-u rade David. Though her inferesfs are;diverse. Elsbefh's peJr Jropic: of conversafion is He Nazi movement She'll debafe +his subfecf wi+h eyeryone aJr +he sligh+es+ provoca+ion, MARION HAWKINS 96 Douglas PL. Mounf Vernon. N. Y. BACHELOR OF ARTS Mibs and Ronny is a password around here +0 such an eerenJr HwaJr we know no one aboqu whom we ore really wrifing. She came, or raJrher. +hey boJrh came +0 us junior year from up Skidmore way. and we've been awfully glad ever since. Ronny belongs +0 Jrhe Smifh. Par- vin, lnC'., and has parfici- pa+ed in +heir many de- lithul escapades hifher and yon. Shewill be re- membered asoa good sport MARTHA ALEATHEA HAYES l9 Granf St. New Brunswick BACHELOR OF SCIENCE H has oHen been wondered how many clofhes Marfha has. Each s+uolen+ has faken a Jrurn a+ wish- ing HwaJr she could be her roommafe jusf +0 geJr a chance +0 see how some of Jrhose gorgeous cloJrhes woled look on her. 8qu Jrhen. Marfha's a commufer and drives Jrhe cutesf IiHle car. So nexwL Hme you see a Chic well dressed driver in a roadsfer, you won'1L need +bree guesses +0 know H's Marfha. UDage8lj SARAH ELIZABETHTK' HEN RY ,3 25 S. 2nd Ave.. New Brunswick BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Sarah enjoys +he dislinc- Jrion of holding a chemis- +ry scholarship? and' whaf she doesn'+ know aboul science would lille Jrhim- MILDRED HEILIGMAN 226 Kearny Ave., Kearny BACHELOR OF ARTS Three years from now we shall be reading aboul Hie famous Mildred Heiligman. lhe second Judilh An- derson. She has lovely black hair and dark eyes which Wl'l'l'l her poise will make her successful in a dramafic career. Mildred goJr her lraining al +be LiHle Thealre where no one will Jriorgel her as M'selle in From Nine +0 Six. And her membership in College Poe+ry Socie+y leslilies +0 herlovesmE Hie lyrical. b 1; .1 i- x +he Bees' dolivifies Jrhroughoqu aslliil'lour years a+ college and was re- warded wilh a seniongad- visership during +he last As a member of Hie Glee Club. Sarah finds i+ pos- sible Jro exercise a charm- ing voice. H is no wonder Hwal she seems Jro einioy ble. She -has mainfained college SO much. ', a very prominenf placekin CHARLDENE HlLDA HERBERT R.F.D. No. 4.' New Brunswick I BACHELOR OF ARTS ll words were dollars Charl would be very much .in +he red Jror a quieler, more reserved girl iJr would be very hard lo find. , Perhaps Hie life of a library sludenl discourages excess conversalion'. We aren'+ sure. BuiL for all flial. Charl is a friendly per- son and her sudden-appearing smile is very reassur- ing. Her knowledge of books is exlensive and we predich a successful career as a librarian for her. lPage 82l HELEN HIERL Rahway Rd., Piainfield BACHELOR OF ARTS AHhough Helen specializes in hierory. we are sure JrhaiL her German is so good JrhawL she could ach as Herr HiHer's secrefary. No wonder. she has been an occupanf of +he German House for er0 years. Helen had an unforfunafe accidemL Jrhis year when she broke an ankle on +he ice. 8qu even Jrhis painful inconvenience did noJr seem Jro dampen her spiriJr or mar her jovial disposiHon. -c .- . n j 'aui.u., N h air thD-v aw'.l' ALBURRTA R. HOPKINS daily on Sunday mornings 354 Snyder Ave.. Pi+man ' ' ' and her Jrroubles as house- BACHELOR OF ARTS 1. chairman are Jrruly epic. . I However. wi+h her usual 600d Old Zasu P'HS! 5 good humor and abilify Jro dramafize any sifuafion wheJrher in Jrhe LiHle Theafre or not she man- ages +0 face Jrhe world wi+h a grin. Vi . Ins When she s+ar+s drawling her droll wiHicisms a good Jrime is had by all. Few know wha+ a mar- iyr BerJr has been +0 Jrhe cause of Jrhe Choir, espe- RUTH HUNT 628 Sou+h Main St, High+s+own BACHELOR OF ARTS Conversafion never lags when Rufh is around. She can chaHer aboqu moer anyihing a+ any Jrime and she is a sure cure for Jrhe blues. YeJr. Rquh can be very compeiemL and she has proved her eHicienc as business manager of +he Musical Clubs. WiJrh her lovely plafinum blonde hair, Rufh made a sfrik- ing piciure in summer cosiume in Junior Show. AniJra Loos mus+ have had her. in mind when she wroie GenHemen Prefer Blondes. hPage83J MARJORIE LEWINGTON HYER 548 Knickerbockeriide Tenafly BACHELOR OF SCIENCE i s The girl whose works of arl decorale +he walls of He psychology office. Marg once did a-paper +ha+ so impressed her proac +ha+ he proceedeo lo MARY ELIZABETH HUTCHINSON 368 Grand St. Newburgh. N. Y. BACH ELO R OF ARTS Though Hulch seems lo spend all her lime in giggling and making grimaces. she really does man- age lo gel a lowL 01c work clone. as her grades leslily. And she finds lime fro sing in Hie choir. where her grin inlecls Jrirecl C apel goers Wll'l'l enlhusiasm. Anolher ol Mary's hobbies is inlerviewing profes- sors aboul lerm papers. and +hen gelling said papers in lale. She also likes lo inlerview Gene. slring iJr aboul Hie room. She is also very Jralenlred in Home Arls . +hus she possesses a variely sol clolhes. Around campus she is known as +he girl who will do anylhing for you. We admire Her generosily. her willingfiess lo oblige and her bigoad and inclusive sympgfglwy. X gzgjygvoy f ,0 i wirmgm l , 3H1 N 2i WILMA E. IZSAK l305 S. 9H1 St, Terre Haufe. Ind. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Willy is Hie kind of girl who doesn'+ confine her acfivifies +0 one sphere. Tennis and Hie inlricacies of elhers and alcohols lnmL lhe kind you're +hinking oil are iusf Hie dieiL for +his energelic maiden. She's a smoofh dancer and speaks German like a real fraulein. She loves +0 Jrell us aboul Her brolher who lives 'way ou1L wesl bu'r s+ill manages +o come and see Willy iusl +he same. lPage 84l ALICE ELIZABETH JANE 80 Overpeck Ave.. Ridgefield Park BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ll Hinduism were Alice's religion, she would assume Jrhe shape of a free. upon reincarnalion. aller her inspired performance in laer year's pageanl. This home EC sludenf knows promplness of meals and is a bane +0 messy housekeepers. for she has learned lo be a model one. Alice's abilily Jro make her own cloJrhes is enviable. no+ only because she can be more originally dressed, bu+ also because she can do il aJr much less expense. RUTH MARY JEFFREY ' Jell has +he divine gill of Ward Ave. Rumson ; ,1 s inspiring olhers Jro confide I in her! +ha+ impish smile i, offen breaks up a perlecwL Charming. sympalhelic 7 . sob slory. and sincere is Jrhis liJrJrle ' y ' ' JeH may be small bmL girl who no+ only helps she has always command- olhers lo mind Jrheir P's , L ed an enviable posilion in and Q's bqu also knows L . her Class as her Chairman- how a V should be kepl v i , ' ship of Prom will +es+ily. harmonious. Allhough , BACH ELOR OF ARTS SUSAN GRACE JENKINS I4 Ellsworfh Ave.. Yonkers. N. Y; BACHELOR OF ARTS Sue is'one ol Jrhose who never is sallslied unless she is busy doing lhis, ihal or +he olher +hing. Any lime oi Jrhe day you will be sure lo see her eiJrher rushing lo one meeling or coming back from an- olher. And yel she is no+ so busy +ha+ she can'+ do her psych wilh Jrhe ulmosl eichciency . . . or if mighiL be added, wrile leHers. We would pick Sue lor anyiiob. lPage 85j ELEANOR HARRIET KAHN . 45 N. 6H1 Ave.. New Brunswick? BACHELOR OF ARTS l Eleanor is a gal who can look as if Hie world were healing her jusfline even BERTHA WILLIAMS JOSEPHSON I40 Aycrigg Ave.. Passaic BACH ELOR OF ARTS Jo is an example of always a lady in spile of Emily Posl. ll Jo ever iorgels a +hank-you nofe or birlhday Hie earll'i would slop revolving. Berl has a delighllul sense of 'humor ii nol a keen sense ol music. We can'iL pisxecliciL an operalic lulure for Josie. allhough her rendilion o-F Jrlie William and Mary Indian song is superlalive. Bon Voyage. Jo. bu+ don'+ gelL roped by a Zulu on your African cruise. . l-ler cheery smile carried her righl +hrou'3ojh' all +he complexilies 40f being chairman of flue Junior Show publicily lasl year. As well as publicily carn- paigning. Eleanor debales and has found Jrime lo eX- ercise her polifical +aleiijifls in Hie League of Wogjien Volers for Jrliree yeafgjsi'f' when everyone else is slrainecl and Wild eyed over exams or somelhing., ix;73:l21 . H1: 5 I x A.' xw- mi 1; Had. x RUTH KASTELANSKY 264 Driff St, New Brunswick BACHELOR OF ARTS Do you need any Jrennis inslruclion? ll you do. Rulh is Hie person Jro see. VLShe cerlainly swings a wicked racque+ for such a liHle girl. Lalely. Rulh has lurned +0 swimming as a new inleresl and will soon. no doubl. be a rival lo all lair mermaids. One Hiing Rulh doesn'+ like abouwL swimming +hough is +he fad +ha+ she gels her hair we+ and one hafes +0 look drippyl lPage 86:l EVELYN KAYCOFF 760 Linden Ave.. Elizabefh BACHELOR OF ARTS Evelyn is our idea of a periecf Russian girl wiJrh her dark hair and dead whife skin. She is soH spoken and has a charming wishful smile. In addifion. Evelyn is an excellemL s+uden+ especially in German. We are oHen surprised byyfhe capabilier she dis- plays in so many and varied adivrfies. Besides being a perfecf lis+ener. Evelyn is also a good conversafionalisi. No wonder she has made a hoer of friends whileawL N. J. C. MARIAN H. KELLEY IOO E. Bayesifn Barnegaf BACH ELOR OF ARTS If you see a Jrall composed girl who looks as if she c0uld speak volumes. H is probably Marian. Whaf she doesn'+ know aboqu yearrfhere on a scholar- ship during Hie bloodless revolufion and everyfhing. She has been a faianul rnember of H18 German House-and German club allsfhrough college. Her oJrher inJreremL is liferafure. and she is a member of Germany, oh! A whole Philo. FLORENCE AUGUSTA KESSLER 92 Carroll PL. New Brunswick BACHELOR OF ARTS Prac+icabili+y combined wi+h a broad sense 0+ humor efhaiis Frifzie. She is one of Jrhe chosen few who Can always be depended upon +0 come back wi+h Hie rigi'nL answer. Perhaps H is Hriis capacify +haf has eleded her chairman of fine miscellaneous COmmiHee in Hie combinafion oi Kessler. Condon and Kirkpairick. L H you didn'+ see Fri+zie as a cave woman in Junior Show. have her perform some iime. She's inimiJrabie in fine role. iPage 871 DAISY KINSTEIN 42 Lexing+on Ave.I Jersey Ci+y BACHELOR OF SCIENCE This brighwL young prodigy of ours promises +0 be a grea+ scien+i5+ some day. We +hink. however, +ha+ she would go in for Negro spirifuals, for Paul Robeson himself would have admired our Sambo singing i Love The Sou+h. Aside from +ha+ Daisy always seems +0 be colled- ing money for somefhing and we marvei a+ her abili+y +0 keep everyfhing s+raigh+. especially when she BusHes +0 +he Rufgers concerisL-you know. ETHEL MATTISON I I I Class she plans when she KIRKPATRICK-j ' ' ,v can s+udy for psychology. 233 Lawrence Ava. and in psych she considers New Brunswick ,L +he possibilier oi cuHing ,; , m +0 wriJre an arJr a or. BACHELOR OF ARTS i . V i' ?fi'ls ra+her involveg. pbqu Among her associa+es ESS ' ' 3 ' Ess finds i+ works perfeof- is known for uniorgivable ' ' . ' ' . .' ly. No+hing seems +0 weaknesses ior ' punning L , V , boJrher Jrhis IiHle girl Who and forgeHing appoinf- . , has a grand sense ofjfhu- menJrs. AcademicallyEses . mor and +he mosbimiSe has a sys+em.- in English ' k : Chievous eyes on o'empus. ping! r 1 o p x- HV IHUI f . TM; ix KATHERINE V. KOEHLER Sfa+e Hospital, Middle+own. N. Y. BACHELOR OF ARTS Where +o begin and where Jro end is +he qUeerion when Key is concerned. She is Jrhe epi+ome cf fed. and ior +his reason she has been selecfed fime aHer +ime +0 represemL Jrhe college a+ various conference's. Her record of acfivi+ies mighiL well appall +he less rfortunafely endowed individuals who sfruggle +0 do a iew offices iusfice. Kay seems to gef a bi of fun 0qu of iuer mee+ing and knowing people. J 2-3 L. .- A- r J... y i or 2-51 . ;. y- : .-- - .6 , a . u . Ac .3. i RUTH LOIS KOEK 203 Livingsfon Ave.. New Brunswick H you are looking for Hie rafher exotic olive skinned commu+er named Koeky, we'll olirecnL you +0 her +hree favorife haunfs on campus. She mighf be siHing in BeHy David's car if iJr's befween Classes; or +hen again you mighi find her in Reci+a- Jrion Annex arguing wifh Mr. Brown abouwL Behavior- ism: or else you'll discover her in Hie Poli Sci Office cooling her heels waiJring for Professor Van Dorn's amanuensis. Ellie. ELiZABETH KOPPER ISO Main Si Woodbridge BACHELOR OF ARTS Elizabeih, being a Bee, makes herself scarce on done ancieher generosier. She isian enfhusiasfic per- son who enjoys everyfhing from hisiory +0 H18 iaJreer hairdress. Clean qur and exfremeiy neaJr in her ap- pearance, Elizabe+h is a very encouraging example oierhe coliege girl. campus. buf among her friends she is noied for her abiliiy +0 geJr +hings a ARNITA KOZUSKO I6I Madison Ave., Perfh Amboy BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Giving poerure exams is Arnifa's laJreer Hair! Once she slipped up on one of her vicfims and highly shocked Miss Long. She runs around campus in Hue queeres+ concodions of gym clofhes we ever saw, bu+ Jrhere's nobody like her'when if comes +0 hockey, soccer. baske+ball and gymnas+ics. Being very versafile. Arniia is as good a house-Chairman oi Gibbons 32 as she was a slick newspaper re- porfer in Purely Piaionic. -..H,..M....-'V L- ' s . . A , A. A; a k u. ' , . u -. v s A . ' EMILY JOSEPHINE KROLOKWITZ 208 Main St. Ridgefield Park BACHELOR OF ARTS Emily will always be remembered lor Jlhe mass of child-like ringlels which go rioling up +he back of her head. They seem lo symbolize +he merry abandon which she exhibils wi+h greaiL agilify on who hockey field. She is on +he varsily learn and displays her powers +o grea+ aolvamLage. Emily's abililies are n'O1L only limiled lo alhlelics, for she also is a lailhlul memberof Glee Club and Choir. a , J, k1 MARGARET KUPLEN x i . +0 have a number of 222 Hamil+on St, q v friends. In spile of all Jrhe New Brunswick 7 reading MargarewL does. BACHELOR OF ARTS - she always has lime l0 . ' slop and sympafhize wi'rh Margarel '5 anolher com- a less lorlunale fellow muler and a clever one af ' worker. We admire ho; +ha+. Sh? malors 1 h'S- abilify +o commule arid lory and IS a laifhlul and. slill have lime +0 gehirsyo capable worker. She IS a much done. friendly person and seems A 1,333. 13 mm. ' A977 x 1 .217 291:3? MILDRED ROBERTA LAWRENCE 28 Oakview Ave.I Maplewood ' BACHELOR OF SCIENCE H didn'+ +ake any of us long lo discover Laurie's keen sense of humor. She also has Jrhe happy lac- ully of being able, lo employ Jrhis sixlh sense af +he righiL lime and in Jrhe proper places. Laurie's fraining as a Home Ec sludenf has mos+ assuredly no+ gone amiss. The manner in which she managed +he relreshmenls a+ Co-op's Receplion +his year was admirable. Laurie cerlainly didn'l spend her four years for nofhing. lPage QOJ ANNE JOSEPHINE LAWSON I63 Beech St. Arlingfon BACH ELOR OF ARTS Puns come as a surprise lrom pelile Anne who can be oh so slern and serious aJr Jrimes. and on such an iHa Bebe a+ ollners. We wonder ii if is Mar- ion's inlluence-or maybe Slicky's. YeJr +his Swedish person has made quile a name lor hersell around here in such Jrhings as Campus News. Philo, Senior Advisers, Quair. and as Hie unlorgeHable Minnie Mouse in a Campus Nighl skil. . x- ... L 39. -1.-.'1 .--.J - AL...,1' - a'I-x' A 2:49 MARY CATHERINE LEINBACH I82 Johnson Ave., Newark BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Poor Mary! She sludied so hard for all of her ex- ams anol Jrlien sullered +he ignominious blow of flunk- , 3. ing gym. And hockey, al ,6. +ha+. when she has been ,. one of flue moer arolemL players of our hockey leam-gralilude? Mary is an avid reader of hislory and has given gener0usly of her lime in +ha+ pursuil of learning. She doesn'l falk much bqu when she does-ga+her around! H's cerfain +0 be good. ' .; if. ' A A -. - ... ,3; , . A r .1 I':A;': r A . '8er ;: ., E'nC-r' I If. ELINOR HELEN LEHLBACH Il5 Florence Ave.. Irving+on BACH ELOR OF ARTS Ellie is Bealrice Lillie's only rival as lar as we're l concernedJ For four years we've walched her imi- l lale everyone from l-lamleiL lo Chico Marx. Her al lorle, however. is felling a slory. ll if has a subject Ellie will give il a poinl. She has her serious mo- menls and conlemplales a polilical career. We have visions of Lel'ilbaclw slampeding Hie W40 ses- sion of Congress willi an imilalion of lhe ambassa- dor from Spain doing He Carioca. M4 v, la 4'... i - A ,f 'ngn a s. ' r ,n,.':.. '53..me1. ' M. J Ii ,..,- - --...-W. . lPagtel I 1 . l MARIE LEPORE 200 Li++le+on Ave.. Newark BACHELOR OF ARTS Marie is like a quainJr old painiing. bui wifh an added dash of sparkle and zesf. Coupled wiJrh a piquanf beau+y is a +alen+ for acfing which has made her prominenJr in many Spanish Club plays. Languages mumL have a iascinaJrion ior her. for she has held offices in bofh Hie Haiian and Spanish clubs. and won several prizes for essays in Spanish. BmL we +hink +ha+ Marie would make a perfecHy grand movie s+ar. ' . iv; F. VIRGINIA LINCOLN; , I RecenHy she has Jraken 805 Pinewood Ave.. . . charge of a gibcal Girl Schenecfady. N. Y'. - ' SCOUi irOOp. LThe Children BACHELOR OF ARTS ii mus1L have a swell iiime . . ,9' x chasing around on hikes Gimme. HWOUgb very CW1?Jr wiJrh Ginnie. who is Jrruly arid unprefenhous.iis a 9 r inferesfed in +hem. She W'ih a IIOVGIY smile and muer find our hikii'iig varied m+eres+s such as . places. here a th Cfull Poli SCi. League. 0,f ' aHer +ha+ win+er in SWHZ- Women VoJrers. Hlsfory eriand. 'i Club. and French, Club. ' ,sz Xw FRANCES LLOYD 220 Main St. Mafawans BACHELOR OF ARTS Fran's inferesfs in college have mainly ceniered around Hue Spanish deparimemL and ifs acfivifies. Besides majoring in Hie ianguage. Puss lived in Luzmela. belonged +0 Hie Spanish Club, managed ifs pubiicHy and acfed as chairman of file dance +his year. . i a i La Senorifa is always on He lookomL for a hearfy laugh and some gdod fun. And i+ is a safe be1L +0 say +ha+ Fran is always successful in icinding if. iPage 92:i CONSTANCE LODGE 59 Monfclair Ave.. Monfclair BACH ELOR OF ARTS Connie is one of Jrhe easiesl going people'in college. She is a living exponemL of Jrhe Jrheory of Tech- nocracy. While ofhers lrel over a paper. Connie +hinks she will Jrake a lillle snooze. She carries +his philosophy from Jrhe realm of +he ridiculous +0 +ha1L of Jrhe sublime. for she accomplishes as much in exlra-curricular aclivilies as she does in her regu- lar course of sludyeeand il is no liHle bil eiiher. -. . , 'l' s ' W95 v j;12;xr-.$nh ;A- 4 2 .LA .luvkh :5...- agar 2K5 HELEN LOUBET , - a sciared'owC her-she looks I09 Johnson Ave., Newark ' i . i vi very alhleli-c bmL her dis- BACHELOR OF SCIENCE posi+ion is imosl reassuring w1n lad she makes a She can make a marvelous , - greal pal. She's a bee and Neanderlhal woman when we'd like lo know her bel- lhe mood is on herebul 1. - ' Jrer. bul we're all familiar when she feels like dress- V, x wilh whaJr +ha+ long reach ing, who can wear Clolhes p , ' ,. i of hers can do in Jream like - Helen? Don'+ loe . , I' ' Sporls and games! MARION EMMA LOWE 42 Bank S+.. Sussex BACHELOR OF ARTS Being loolh a house chairman and a senior adviser as well as Chairman of +he Social Aclivifies Commil- fee is quile a iob for one persons bul Marion seems lo manage all especially well. Sincerily and good humor are some of +he characlerislics which make a friendship wilh her Worlh keeping. Marion is a smoolh dresser and always looks ;up lo +he minule. especially af loofball games. lPage93l WlNlFRED MacCUBBlN I33 Chesfnuf St. Mon+clair BACHELOR OF ARTS If you have only come inlo conlacl wilh one side of Winnie's personalily you are unlorlunale. Winnie has as many personalilies as Jrliere are sides lo a penlagon. She is ellicienl. sympalhelic. un- derslanding, Charming, and devilish. Bul perhaps you are lorlunale if you clon'l know her when her green eyes ligl'nL up willn devillry. lor Jrlien your bed will be free from sallines, Hour and sugar. ANNA MacDONALD Radio Ct. New Brunswick BACH ELOR OF ARTS Anna is one of our mosl musical seniors. Besides being a cellisiL of repule. she can sing very well and is a member of Choir and Glee Club. To add lo MARY ELIZABETH MARCELLUS I36 Union Ave.. Manasquan BACHELOR OF ARTS Belly is one of Hie lew N. J. C. salelliles lo rale Hie Co-ecl's Rogue's Gallery in College Humor. And why slioulcln'iL she be. An all around girl is she. Since Belly has become a house chairman she has Jraken an unusual inleresl in lhe heallh of freshmen. Jusfr leiL a wild-eyed Freshie appear in Hie hallway aller +en-Jrl'iirly and Belly Will escoriL her back lo bed. More power lo you. Belly. lPage 94j flue resl ol her musical ace complishmenlsf she is a member of Della Mu and is presidenl ol Clappella. Ol lale we have been seeing her Wllh one par- Jricular companion and we're inclined lo +hirjk Hiere's somell'iing lo EV .. 1 QT'y W11 3F!- 1:. J H? L: ti; . i: i 11F: W v! v .VlV, '1; ?H 57kt??? ; , k MARIA DOROTHEA MARUCCI lll2 Third Ave.. Spring Lake BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Maria is N. J. C.'s Babe Didrikson. .While Hue average college sludemL shies away from slrenuous exercise and gym classes. she plunges enlhusias+i- cally info +he game whelher ll be soccer. baskelball or hockey or lesling people's spi'nal column. Her alhv lelic prowess coupled wilh execulive abilily makes her an eHicienl presidenl of +he Physical Educalion Club. Maria is noJr Jrobbe oulclone by Ed Wynn for she makes anyyequally good lire chief +his year. J uuf2 JESSIE MARGARET . . p wi+hsix+. lAllhough she may MCCURRY ' L f , be quief and unassuming. l2l2 Glenwood Rd., . when lfhis subied is Brooklyn. N. Y. brougl'nL 'lbrllw. Pidge will BACHELOR OF ARTS b . expressyan opinion as ' a ' readily as anyone else. One is more. aimL +0 find . , V : Pidgeseems +0 be by na- Pldge gomg In Ior cemlng , .1 . Jrure an easy-going person 0ng of +he Musnc Budding l V ' , l and H would Jrake prac- +han al aay olhef place. . ' 1 lically a volcano +0 ruFHe Her chief Inferesl Is mUSIC l H , ller calmness. and anylhing connecfed ' y' rELlZABETH TREULlEB MCHARG 335 Woodbridge Ave., Mefuchen BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BeHy's +he girl who worries abomL side seams. bind- ings and bullon holes al Hwe laswL minque. bmL whose crealions are beaulilul as +0 workmanship as well as design. Long hours in +he sewing lab haven'+ spoiled her sunny disposilion, however. H is her knack +0 be sophIerIcalecl. excepl when Jrrying lo wheeolle some prmC 0qu of giving a quiz and Jrhen she im'pishly uses all her wiles lshe usually. accomplishes her purposel l lPage 95j EDITH SINCLAIR? i, McMECHAN i I83 Springfield Avei. Sunl'i'rriil BACHELOR OF LETTERS Menace is one persori whose name is Jrhe anlilhe- sis of all she is unless you consider her a menace +0 +he blues. We ralher likes her dry wi+ ancl +h6 drowsy voice wiJrh whiChWE she delivers il. Whenever ,. DOROTHY MILDRED MEYER , i 9l5 Rockland Ave.. Sfafen Island, N. Y. ELIZABETH H. MCHENRY 72 Lincoln Ave.. A+lan+ic Highlands BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Belly spends her lime dashing +0 and iro belween Jrhe pracfice house and +he Home Economics lab. She is gelling in praclice for her home making by keeping peace andisilence in her house. BeHy is a perled house Chairman. and we can imagine her presiding over meelings and leas wilh +he same poise and charm wilh which she conducls meelings. When i+ comes +0 cooking and'sewing. BeHy is +he perfeclion of +hese ar+s. , ' l if, a crowd gels Jrog'elher ior a bull sessiongfg-iMenace may be found; regarding Jrhe olher parlicipanls in amused silence which she breaks only +0 deliver one of her Jfamous cryplic re- marks. Those who know Men ace predicl greal sucggss for her in +he clock Maus- Jrry. BACH ELOR OF SCI ENCE Do+ should go info +he business of being a com lidanle. Her sparkling eyes encourage people +0 divulge +heir pef secrefs +0 her. Doi, Jo. Nikki and BeHy seem lo make up a leam +ha+ is much in evij denceeespecially wilh Jrhe neweswL slories or rhymesi Dof's hobby is riding. bul she proved ofher ap- lifudes in Show laer year. Recenlly DoJr look on +he garb of an English major ailer many lrials and +ribula+ions wilh malh. y 3 lPage 96l GERTRUDE MICHELSON 22 High St, Bound Brook BACHELOR OF ARTS The girl who kepl us guessing all her junior year. . .. Gerl came lo Class wiJrh a freshly cmL rosebud pinned on her coal every morning and wouldn'Jr lell us from whence il came . . . perhaps some handsome swain lrom Bound Brook? She is one 01C N. J. C.'s lew experl hockey players. Gerl has been prominemL in Bees' aciivilies during her college career and has also been inleresled in lhe work of Jrhe hislory deparlmenl. EDNA MILLER of +his she is a mos+ 37 E.Roselle Ave.,RoselIePark ' , friendly individual and BACHELOR OF SCIENCE s . easy +0 99+ along th. She enloys walerpolo Edna is Jrhe kind of a per- . ' , immensely; in lad all son who will be whal she - L v ' aqualic sporls. ll Edna wills +0 be. Her sludies had her' way she would have been selecled wiJrh . probablv be down in Flor- Jrhe idea of developing , ida balhing in Jrhe surl her mind, for example. ore , - , . wiJrh a parlicular someone. ganic Chemislry. ln spile ' ROSEMARY GERTRUDE MILLER I0 Kupsh St. Sayreville, N. J. Lile 0H campus is slrenuous for Rosemary. She is usually in Jrhe heclic condifion of being aboul Jro miss a bus. And when Jrhe river al Sayreville over- lloWs as i+ has a habif of doing on occasion she qels slrandecl aJr home. Rosemary has weaknesses for red and black. liHle woolly kniHed caps. funny silualions, and a nice game of pinochle. These propensilies. combined'wilh conversalional abililies, make her a delighllul companion. l:Page 97i RUTH FRANCES- MOLLER MARY FRANCES MILLS 54 Brighf St. Jersey Cify BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Fran is a blue eyed. blonde haired person who combines a calm deiached exferior wiJrh viial in- +ensi+y and Hieokind of inielleci ihai can grapple wi+h +he moswL complicafed chem problems. You hear Fran's deep Chgckle when she is amused. bui mos+ oi Hie +ime she is quieiL and conJraineol. When she's no+ busy she likes Jro sing and dance. She is in+eres+ed in Hie Newman Club and H16 German Club. ' cynic, bqu can laugh as hearJriiy as +heies+ of us upon occasiongHer dance sfeps are copied all over campus. Molier is one of Jrhe coffee shop crowd and can almos+ always be found +here drinking coff- fee and looking veiry swanky wi+h her iofg- 642 McClellan Sin. Long Branch, BACHELOR OF ARTS Rufh holds Hie disiincfion of having a freshly washed and sfarched gym blouse ior every iundamenfal class . . . an enviable achievement we assure you. She .is a bi+ of a :1. .0 . , s: 9AM. . a - PE. s g 4'11 :3? 114 -- . .1; LORETTO MOSELEY I67 S+a+e St. Bloomfield BACHELOR OF ARTS LoreH is kepf busy keeping fabs on +hose young and handsome friends of hers. Her room con+ains a heap of souvenirs irom a vaer number of good fimes. for LoreH is a popular gal. . . . Whenever a new roadsfer appears on Gibbons. you can be sure if wiH sfop in fronf of J: bui even +hough Hue boys come in flocks. she does manage Jro aHain fine heighis in fine fields of marks. iPage 981 ELIZABETH MOSER 535 Tremonir Ave.. Wesffield BACHELOR OF ARTS Airplanesl Does anyone care lo know anylhing aboul airplanes.7 ll so. COHSUll Belly Moser. If only N. J. C. gave a course in flying. Belly would never be on He ground. She has olher inleresls loo, such as amL and riding. We'll never lorgel her anlics in Junior Show, especially her brave allempls a+ smoking a pipe Jro add Hie final masculine louch. No galhering can be clull when Belly is presenl. . , i, u - ' g '9 t 4 .- w L n. ,1 A ;. r .u-A 3i; -.m;..,.i;..g;vx ,. . MARIE A. MOUNT , ' ioys delving. One would l03 Beaumon+ PL. Newark ll'link allll'ellCS would be BACHELOR OF ARTS ' , 'fhe lasl lliing in Hue world , ' +0 allracl her. bqu iusiL +0 Mouanan 55k more ques- l prove Hie conlrary, Mounf lions m a minule Than i, - goes 0qu FOr baskelball in Ripley could answer in a . l ' a big way. year. Psychology, m par- , Her grealesl asseJr is licular. seems +0 be Hie , , making friends. as many field Info which she en- v ' people will agree. 1:85;. .. 2-? N. ' .- s .7 a . v i .i l V .4. t .- V -, 1.3 i a, .1 3,3. . 4i . ., lSOLDE CLAIRE MUSTERMAN 8 Paulin Blvd., Leonia BACHELOR OF ARTS Claire is an inleresling combinalion oi naivele and sophisficalion. As lafe as live o'clock in Hue aller- noon one may find her pouring over hisfory books in He library wifh Harl. By eighl flue same night gownecl in black. she is ready +0 slep oul' a-la- smoolhie. Musly is also noled for her discrelion. We qqure her performance in Hie Harlem number in Junior Showas promc of +his. lpage 99E MURIEL LAURA, NEUNERT 430 Rahway Ave.. Elizabefh BACH ELOR OF ARTS Page Isadora Duncan. Pavlova and all +he oiher aesfhefic! Muriel noJr oniy irips a wicked foe herseli bqu Jreaches o+hers +0 do likewise, 8qu mi so SYLVIA IRENE NADLER 229 Blvd., Passaic BACH ELOR OF ARTS Sylvia is one of +hose quiet eiciiciemL girls who consisienHy keebs pulling in +he l's-and iumL +hink, +hese I's happen +0 be in La+in. no less. which is Jrhe irue sign of a scholar. H wouid be wrong Jro say ihai heir inieresis siop here, however, for we have oHen seen her riding along George SireeiL in a ceriain Chevrole+ sedan +0 which she seems very parfial. enihusiashc is she abouf Music Appreci;u Ask her how she spen+ counHess hours wri+ing a relaxiive minor scale only +0 be in- formed one didn'+ exiswL in +ha+ key. Muriel has an- oJrher aHribuie. She is? a grand cook. and offen cheers her family ,viliih ISABELLE SYLVlA NEWMARK 427 N. 5H1 Sin. Plainfield BACHELOR OF LETTERS BeHe has always been able +0 accomplish reams out work in a shorJr +ime. maybe because she is in+eres+ed in whenL she is doing. and'is wise enough +0 selech +ha+ which in+eres+s her. She is inieresfed in newspaper work and WM probably become some- Jrhing more ihan a sisier sobbisf in ihaf field. Cur- remL problems are of viJral imporfance +0 Belie and she is ready +0 disclose her opinion a+ +he sligh+es+ provocafion. iPage lOOi some delecfable rnofSel. FRANCES JOHANNA NIEDERER l8 Hackensack St, Wood Ridge BACH ELOR OF ARTS ln all arlisfic direclions. Fran can be relied on for +he besl ideas oblainable, and as Chairman ol +he Junior Show scenery and Arl Edilor of I934 Quair, she gave evidence of her abllily. When a posler is needed. Fran is paged. She does everylhing well. from sludies la Phi Bela, if you pleasel lo house chairmanship. She has been an oulslanding member of hislory and German Clubs. and innum- erable commiHees on campus. A 1.13;: kwesx'A-os , l... ELIZABETH M. NOLF , Belfy's skill in +he mafhe- l038 Berwicl: S+., Eas+on. Pa. . mafical realm, she has also BACHELOR OF SCIENCE , ' , glainfed famle in bridge- , ., paying cnrc es. nlhenc Co-op hotnoredl ' . Belly will always be re- '55 orwm 6+ a orma , - memberecl for her smoolh . Juxs A7 Lame +ea, 5+ was BeHy who complacence and her made arrangemenfs and cheery laughe+o say Show??? ll: college whaJr nolhing of her efficiency COU e one m +he WGV in so compefenfly manag- ol enferfaininq. Allhough ing +he al-Fairs of +he cal- Jrhe whole college knows endar commiHee. ALICE DOROTHY NORRIS 262 Cen+ral Ave.I Hasbrouck Heigh+s BACH ELOR OF ARTS Napoleon was liHle +00, and allhough Al has a pacific soul. she has Jrhe knack of leadership JrhaJr gives her somelhing in common wilh +ha+ greaf soldier. The success of Junior Show can be al- Jrribquecl in a large way lo her execulive abilify coupled wilh Jrad and palience which characlerize her. Olher exfra-curricular aclivilies in which she has parlicipaled give promC of +ha+ Jrime-honorecl ll +ri+e phrase good Jrhings come in small pack- ages. lPage lOl:l CATHERINE O'BRlEN 504 Church St. Boon+on BACHELOR OF ARTS Known +0 everybody as Buddy. +his fall daughfer of Erin fypifies Hie Irish wiJr and sense 01c humor. Being a house Chairman. however. she oHen has +0 iorgef +hese in order +ha+ she may more judiciously LOIS ELLA OLSON 37 New $12, Naugafuck; Conni BACHELOR OF ARTS All who know Lois are cerfainly glad' +ha+ she decided +0 Jrransfer +0 N. J. C. from Beaver. Yes. she is a blonde, bmL whaf could one exped when she is graced wifh JOHANNA OLSTA 7i Manning PL. Keansburg BACHELOR OF ARTS Jo is iuH of incongruifies, for in addifion Jro being +he swee+hear+ of six differemL colleges. she dabbles in Cicero and manages +0 defecf poinfs of inferesi in such +hings as Roman roads. g She and Nikki form an amusing combinafion, l Jo's pep aching as a foil for Nikki's languor and ; vice versa. i We suspecf Hwaf if Jo venfures in+o +he Jreaching iield. she will color'a cerfain Lafin course wiJrh her own pleasing personali+y. carry omL her dufies. nomics. iuer ask Budd . courses in college and you can help us eerricaJre ourselves from Hie de- pression, Buddy. iPage 102i If in doubJr concerning eco- She's +aken all Hie EC Perhaps as shone in +hem. +ha+ honorable Swedish name. Her Pepsoden+ smile and cheery disposi- Jrion are always wi+h her and have been We de- Iigh+ of many a person. male and female. Any library will be icoriunaie +ha+ geJrs Lois as a mem- ber of ifs eraiCF. , HARRIET SEARS OVERTON 23 Bryanf St, Rahway BACHELOR OF SCIENCE H's a slrain lo wriJre aboul Harriel becaUSe she really is all +he nice adieclives wilh which you could describe her. Her squeaky liHle giggle is quile famous. because for all her relicence she is very fond of good fun. l-larrieiL shows capabililies in managing pageanls. cavemen. leas. dances and a home. We clon'iL know wheJrher N. J. C. has made Harriel versalile or whelher her versalilily has aided N. J. C. DOROTHY PADMORE News gives DoJr an oullel 307 Park 512. Wes+field BACHELOR OF ARTS Dol is Jrhe impish looking creal'ure who always finds somefhing humorous lo say. Even in Jrhe mosl serious leclure, if is dan- gerous lo calch her eye. for her humor and she is even liable Jro reporJr her roommale's lalesl laux pas Jrhrough Jrhis Channel. l+ would be wise for one Jro mainlain irreproach- able conducl while in Dol's presence, for like Winchell. she cloesn'l miss A column in Campus , , ' alhing. MARGARET EASTLACK PARIS 20I FayeHe $12, Bridgefon BACHELOR OF ARTS Margie and a nighl owl have much in common, for she is oblivious lo Jrime when absorbed in books. She reads Jrhem while Jrhey're slill hol from Jrhe press. And Jrhe New York slage . . . Margie rivals Dr. Tucker in Jrhe number of plays she can discuss wilh a complele knowledge and +horough under- slanding. She was one-owE +he lew who were ex- empled from +he Soph Lll' course-and Jrhen Jrook if for +he fun of if. r -' 'TLv ,- D,A .f W131.- .6 . n . ,.,.i t I lPage l03l s.-...l-1 m l 'imwnw . MJ . I MARY ALMA PARKER 222 E. Main St. Manasquan BACH ELOR OF ARTS Whenever we Jrhink of Mary Alma we can'iL help bmL recall a very beaquiiul pair of dark brown eyes, for +hese are her oufsianding ieafure. Bu+ she also has a smoofh complexion and lovely hair . . . so ioveiy +ha+ if forces Mary Alma +0 rise iciHeen minufes earlier each morning +0 brush and braid if. As a house Chairman. Mary Alma is very popu- lar . . . her greaJresiL work is disfribuhng advice abomL men +0 her unsuspeding freshmen. 'r , l i, MLMK NAOMI M. PARNESSX, l9 Schuyler Ave.. Newark BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Dr. Parness will Undoubi- edly have loJrs of pafienJrs. We have a hunch she may employ her argumenfaiive powers +0 persuade Jrhe clienfs +ha+ Jrhey are in dire need of her care. for ELVA WINIFRED PARVIN 402 E. 2nd Ave.. Roselle BACHELOR OF SCIENCE The o+her half oi Jrhe Smifh and Parvin. Elva. has a wealfh of sympa+hy and a jolly disposi'rion which help +0 make her a grand pal. If +here's mischie1t afoot you're sure +0 see Eiva's blue eyes fwinkling and hear her discreef chuckle. One of her ouisianding achievemenfs while in college was +he kniHing of +he blue dress she wears. Her usual pasiime is dreaming of Beach Haven summers. when Elva pradicaily lives on +he sands. iPage lO4:i Naomi has had pracfice parficipafing 2h many de- bafes whenever labora- +ory hours would permit She +akes keen delighf in peering info micro- scopes and +es+ +ubes with Jrhe resuH JrhaJr her grades are alway excellent Yef. she is a pieasan+ persOn wi+hai. PENELOPE W. PEARSON I96 Virginia Ave., Jersey Ci+y BACHELOR OF ARTS ln Hie presence of mosl people Pennie mainlains a cool impenelrable silence which may be mislaken lor aloolness. On llae conlrary. no one is so friendly, nor so lruly warm-liearled. There is jusl as much dignily aboul Penelope as Hiere is in Hie arislocralic Greek Jrone of her name. As a fresh- man she had inlenlionsol becoming an equeslri- enne. bul aller a lew canlers she did nol have lo be coaxed lo relinquish +his plan. - '- M 'fi 'ai1-1. ulgf lg... - 1' A- A LA A .,, .7 , .M. W... ms $.51 , s . WOFl'l'ly ol nole. And menlioning noles, if has been affirmed +ha+ Rulh RUTH PENHOLLOW 20 E. I90+l1 St. New York Cify O'k' Jf kn .'.;.; . a' ms. and Rulh is no ex- $5,; BACHELOR OF ARTS ill? .. . .. rarely lakes noles on Hie am All +he world s a slage few occasions when she J? l allends class. Allhough she rushes around seem- ingly in circleseRulh gels lhere iusl Hie same, as her iecords will Jrell. l ceplion along Jrhis line. l Speaking of exceplions, l +he many coiHures cle- vised by her. only Jro be copied by admirers. are MARJORIE KATHLEEN PICKELL 93 Mon'lclair Ave.. Monfclair BACHELOR OF ARTS Willi many. many lales lo lell, Kay came lo N. J. C. from Swarlhmore lwo years ago. She hardly had her bags unpacked before she was given a parl in Show. Kay made a perlecl Isabelle, bul we hope she never gels so black and blue again. ll musl be Kay's beaulilul brown eyes +ha+ have allraded so greal a following of Hie opposile sex . . . bqu flien we don'l blame fliem. a A. A; V by. lPage IOSJ HELEN MARIE POLAK 4n E. 70+h s+., New YorkCi+y BACHELOR OF SCIENCE When if is a queslion of Chemislry, Helen is un- daunled. She can wangle microscopes and reacfions DOROTHY JANE PLUMER 4l0 Harrison Ave.. WesHiield BACH ELOR OF ARTS Billie is one of +hose rare people whose +alen+s are dual. lor she can cavorl iUSl as gracefully on Hie Tennis couriL as she can on Hie dance floor. We do nowL know wl'ieJrl'ier her aspiralions lean lowarcl being a second Helen Wills Moody or anolher Pavlova. bu+ in any case a cer+ain winsomeness of personalily and her eviclemL capabililies will no doubl assure her success in eillner one. a Jrhorough and reliable worker in everyll'iing she underlakes. She is apparenlly Hie owner of a dearly-beloved bovine. for in momenJrs ol excilemenl she aposfro- phizes My cow. so +ha+ you can'+ keep up Helen is a kind and wiih her. as her member- generous friend +o all who ship in Curie Science , know her inlimalely. 1 Club Jreslilies. Helen is , 5,in :1- ; T7?! s '. .LA I i: ,JIALJ?U' nil RUTH ESTELLE POLHEMUS l09 Nichol Ave.I New Brunswick BACHELOR OF ARTS We haven'+ seen a greaf deal of Polly +his year because she has been spending moer of her Jrime gracing Hie Library School, along wi+h +he ofher aspiring librarians. Billed as she is, wilh a rhylhm similar +0 Cab Calloway's, we oHen wonder if Polly hasn'+ missed her calling. However. we are sure +ha+ her pleasing manner and keen sense of humor will afford her success no maHer whal she may underfake. GERTRUDE PURSEGLOVE 49 Columbia Ave.. Nor+hamp+on. Mass. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE A budding sciemLisiL indeed is Pursey. She is in her eiememL when she delves in research along Jrhe lines of chemisfry. physics and bacferiology. How- ever. she can siill manage Jro reserve Jrirne for her iavorife pasfime. which is riding. and has become an excellemL horsewoman. We have heard ihai she is quiie fond of blonds, or more expliCiHy. a blond and ihaf she even has her fufure home all picked oui. - i i.1.i.. .!- :' .-.- : .. ., . ' J 54:4 . ' oN ' SYLVIA EDITH RAYMAN . i able member of +he 264 Graham Ave., Pa+erson i , French Ciub. Sylvia's BACHELOR OF ARTS , memory is somefhing +0 wonder aJr. She knows a Sylvia is Jrhe +all. sophisfi- ,V +hing or ero abou+ old cafed red-head who wears , I masfers and can spoi a +he opai. Her social en- , p , ., i' . ' Van Dyke a mile off. The gagemen+s seem +0 leave V niceer +hings abou+ Sylvia her liHle Jrime 'FOF much are her good looks and acfivify around campus, I ' ' . ' her companionable smile. bqu she has been a valu- - MARGRET REDCAY 93 Bay Ave., A+Ian+ic Highlands BACH ELOR OF ARTS Alfhough Margref Redcay is small. she happens +0 be +he sole member of +he senior class who has already gained +he exalfed posifion oi mafrimony. Uniike Jrhe resiL of us, Margref does nowL have +0 dread +he froublesome aHermaJrh of graduafion. She already has a superiaiive job. Commufing doesn'+ boJrher her in +he leasiL eifher. In fad she is one of Jrhese capable people who geis Jrhings done. i Knowing Margref has been a pleasanf experience. Upage l07i DORIS PEARL ROBINSON 68 Linden Ave.. lrvinglon BACHELOR OF ARTS Campus News could hardly gelL along wi+h0u+ ifs diminulive associale edilor and Doris has worked hard for He paper. Here is a girl Wl'lO loves +0 sleep. yel her penchanl lor embroidery and kniHing small hals oHen keeps her away from her sludies 'lil +he wee small hours. buwL +he work always does gel done somehow. Don'iL gel Hie idea Hwal Doris is a sober olcl seamslress; she has lols ol fun livingand especially giggling. ZELLA E. ROGERS . i pear a+ 7:lO she comes ll07 Dorchesfer Rd.. , 1 al 7 Hal. lUSl' in case . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. Zella has belonged lo BACHELOR OF ARTS g Choir and is quile PFO- v .V licienf along +he musical Zella has been known +0 line. Her solos in chapel us for +he lasl four years i T , have been a pleasure +0 for promplness and good I , all of us and we regre1L naluredness. The slory 1 +ha+ we did nol hear has been repealed +ha+ .v more of +hem. , when Zella is Jrold +0 ap- A z LlLLlAN H. ROSENFELD Woodbine BACHELOR OF ARTS If any human being is +0 be envied. +ha+ person is Lil. When all around her are Jrearing Jrheir hair wilh worry. Lil frips lighlly along lo +he Jrune ol +he lalesl +orch song. Besides being prominenl in her Class. Lil knows all +hose conneclecl wilh +he Slale Thealre by +heir lirsl names. . Lil's personalily spreads all over +he place and H will no+ be her laull if she does no+ gel along. lPage l08:l RUTH ROSIN 80 Weequahic Ave., Newark BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Rufh spends +hree-iourfhs of her Jrime wondering which Jrrain wiH gef her home earliest Ru+h. from a family of Phi Befa Kappas. is holding up +he family repufafion by being Jrhe rising young genius in mafhemaiics who hands in periecf examinafion papers. She is given +0 good-looking Clofhes, red K nails which are quife iascinahng and a very It i . . . ,. a devas+a+mg smile. One +hing you are always con- . f'h scious oioher presence in class. v5; - , r hrf- rt in x i'ildi; 1 i 4 x 7 .II A ?;wf' o h . AT... DEA LOUISE MIRIAM ROVNER ll43 Main St. Pa+erson BACHELOR OF SCIENCE hurf a flea. And your repquaJrion for wonderful marks and being a helpful Jrreasurer of boJrh Hisfory and Mafhemahcs Clubs is i widespread. Besides her devofion +0 all Jrhe more Dark. curly-haired Louise has her hands full wiJrh 3., +hose sophomores in Jrhe complicafed forms of dining-hali. Never mind, Mafh, Louise likes French 3 ; Louise. come 0qu from be- and is a member of Jrhe ; 1:5 hind Jrhose s+ern looks. We French Club. 1 iii 3: know you're Jroo swee+ +0 L w ii? i ii i i , . i ; ii JANET SAVILLE i Marfine Ave.. Fanwood BACHELOR OF ARTS Seville will probably some day become Jrhe lead- ing woman in Jrhe cause of bigger and beHer ism for she has made a good sfarf already by being ' presidenf oi +he League of Women Vofers. She ' is always willing +0 discuss problems of sfafe and give +he laiesi opinion of some ismife. Because of such varied inferesfs. SaviHe has Iofs of work +0 do, buf she seems +0 accompiish iiall wifh speed and iacilify. KPage 109i KATHERINE SCHLOTTER I95 Jefferson S+.. Perlh Amboy BACHELOR OF ARTS Challering like He liHle magpie. lliHing aboqu like +he proverbial flea. +o Kay mus1L be allribulecl +he capacily ol keeping flue Library School in a slale of chaos and excilemenl. ll musl be unolersfood, however, +ha+ Kay has more serious momenls for she is a senior adviser and she also sloool on +he slairs aJr Chrislmas Ceremony. As a librarian, we are sure Hwal Kay will be a howling success. MARTHA ERNESTINEs and Choir. Among her SCHMID c . , s many asselsz' are lovely 2l0 Pax+on S+., Pa+erson ' ' blond hair and a manner BACHELOR OF ARTS ol complele composure. . , Marlha pursues +he even Marlha Iremlnos US Cl Jrenor of her ways th Tennysons Elaine. Her v punclualily and congeni- allrlbules are a lovely alily and has managedilo VOIce and greal- execuhve . make many lasling friend- abilily. bofh of which she ships on campus. has displayed in Della Mu . ROSE GERTRUDE SCHMIDT l29 Chester Ave.. Mooresfown BACHELOR OF ARTS Rose seems +0 have been in+eres+ed in everylhing +ha+ one can come across in college from playing hockey and spoufing German righl up +0 sporfing 6 Phi Bela key. Her success in everylhing liesin flue lad +ha+ she is serious in her work and gleeful in her play. H seems +ha+ Rose carried a lorch during her Soph and Junior years . . . no+ +he kind of forch one hears so much abomL +hese days. iPage l IO:l ISABEL SHACKEL 80! S. Firsf Sheet New Brunswick BACHELOR OF SCIENCE H you wanf +0 know +he answer Jro +he quesHon, How can I make an Irishman faH in love wiJrh me? ask Isabel. James Sfephen Jrold her. Le+ us hope she was no+ +hinking of Bernard Shaw when she asked 1+. Isabel likes +he courses +ha+ Jrhey give aJr Rufgers and +he library on +he ofher side of +own holds many fascinahng books for her. Buf Jrhen she graces +he place so well. EVELYN MAE SCHOONMAKER Springfield BACHELOR OF ARTS Evie may seem reficenf +o Jrhose who don'+ know her, bmL Jrhose who soiourned in Trenfon wiJrh her fresh- lf Evie is unforfunaJre enough +o gef a job, she'll have +0 pack +hose fancy Jrowels and napkins in her hope cheer for a while, and employ Jrhe knowledge she gleaned from DeHa Mu connec- Jrions and Jrhe music de- man year.can +es+hcy +o par+men+. Good luck, her charming compamon- Evie. , ship. MARY SENDREY - l5 Church Six, Flemingfon BACHELOR OF ARTS If you hear some one warbling during +he day or nighwL over on Gibbons. you'll know H's Mary. Each Jrerm she receives a yew l's from +he music .de- parfmemL wifh a very casual air. LaswL year Mary underfook Jrhe Jrremendous fask of Jrraining a choir of innumerable IiHle colored Children in a nearby Church. AJr Jrhe end of +he year none wanfed Jro see Miz Sendrey leave ; . . which Is a sure proof of her charm. hPagellly FRANCES LOUISE SHANNON 29 Elm PL. Nufley BACHELOR OF ARTS Periodically, some opfimisf publishes a li51L of quali- Jries which characierize Jrhe ideal woman. Given Jrhe oppor+uni+y oi selecfion. we would remember Shannon's inimifable nonchalance. for wheJrher H be an unexpecied meefing wi+h a professor whose class she has iusf qur. Jrhe prospecf of a rainy week-enol. or +he sudden descen+ of an irafe librarianeShannon remains unrui'Hed. This qualify. Jroge+her wi+h an all-embracing grin. disfinguishes her on campus. sweeiL girl. is always neaHy and aHradivleiy dressed, and appearsio have an imLeHigenf ouHook on life. bqu +he whole mysfefy is yeJr +0 be solved. ls Jrhe secreJr a man. a career, or iuer a good +ime? We be1L on Jrhe infereer fha+ wins. EVELYN BERTHA SHAPIRO 4 24 Tulip St. Sumrnif BACHELOR OF ARTS Evelyn is in Jrhe realm of supposifion for she is nonL one +0 +001L her own horn. All +ha+ we can say abouf 5 She seems +0 be a very MARGARET ELIZABETH: ?SHAIY I9 Mercer S+.. Somerviilie BACHELOR OF ARTS When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. mithr well have been wriHen +0 pay Jrribu+e +0 Peggy- shure, '+is like +he morning breeze. Her eyes, iogefher wi+h her characferich Irish wiJr, make a delithul combina+ion. Her scholarship is Jrruly dazziing 'For she is prob- ably one of +he few people on earfh who are allowed +0 achieve a I in Vicforian Li+. Hope your own s+uden+s, oi Jrhe fuiure. do as well. Peggy! iPage l l2:i SYLVIA EDITH SILVERMAN I74 Madison Ave., Per+h Amboy BACH ELOR OF ARTS in +his day of sloppy speech, Syl's precise dic- Jrion is a delighf +0 +he ears. For such a small per- son she discusses infelligenHy +he moer formidable subjecfs. ranging from obscure German ariisis Jro +he laiesf Jrheories. She is seldom confounded when called on in Class-ein fad one of her profs has given up in disgusf his aHemers +0 Jrrip her. The erinkie in her eyes indicafes Jrhe sly humor +ha+ lurks beneafh her cuHure. ANNE ETHEL SLATKIN I7 Oak St. Weehawken BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Anne has Jrhe peculiar habiiL of cuHing up dead cafs or felling gory zoo iales in a mosf nonchalanf manner . . . even wearing fime. She can almoer al- ways be found in one of +he science buildings, bqu if you should see her ou+- side, you may be sure +ha+ she's headed for a field Jrrip. In her room are many glass encased animals which mithr cause a confenied smile a+ +he some soifies +o shudder. EDNA LYDIA SMITH l7 Glen Rd.. Wesf Orange BACH ELOR OF SC! ENCE o-.. v? A - ,, ,. H... , til; Edna SmiJrh. oi Parvin anol SmiJrh. is never seen wiihouuL her sidekick, Elva. She is one of +he Jrwo inseparables found in every coliege. Edna is going Jro be a siafisfician and can say if wiihoui hesifa- Hon. She has a mafhemafical mind which can solve moer any problem. Campus Bank, Finance CommiHee and numerous mafh courses occupy Edna's Jrime. bqu her Chief ac- complishmenf is keeping her individuaiiiy among all Jrhe ofher SmiJrhs of N. J. C. . ,JH - . MHM niitu 1., s. I iPage Il3i ROSEMARY A. SMITH, 83 Hamil+on PI.I New York Ci+y BACHELOR OF SCIENCE '1 7 H seems improbable +ha+ one so small should aHack such a formidable prob- lem as maJrh. However. such a serious subied does no+ prevenf Rose- MARION RUTH SMITH 90 Willard Ave., Bloomfield BACHELOR OF ARTS Mim is anofher oi +he Coffee Shop Breakiasfeers, and her dieiL is as s+eady as H is peculiar. One Jruna iish salad sandwich and a po+ of Jrea is Mim's daily requesf. AHer a hand or +wo of bridge, Mim sauniers overkiio +he DeHa Mu room where she emuIa+es Josef Hoiman. There is one genHe- man in +he Music Building who +hinks Mim is +he grandeswL person. and he is righf. iime for +he French House had jolly Hmes while she lived +here. Anyone who saw Junior Show wiH re call +ha+ she was a mem- ber of several of Jrhe choruses and +ha+ she ' seemed +0 derive a lot of fun from iUSiL being a parf oi Jrhem. mary from having a good 331 . SF : 17 x 'i i . 2: a - emu AMI 313- Ufa MILDRED SOUTH 2 Nassau S+.. Prince+on BACHELOR OF LETTERS Milly has many enviable aHribques. She is one of Jrhe chosen few who make +he American coilege girl an ideal. raJrher ihan a siern realify. Her hair is as colorful as her personalify. Poise and charm emanafe from her and Jrach isyfhe main +heme of her philosophy of life. Since her fresh- man year. Milly has faken an oqueranding par+ in exfra curricular acfiviiies. ' Don'wL misfake our meaning. She is really quiJre a sport JOSEPHINE SOVEREL 656 Springdale Ave., Easf Orange BACHELOR OF ARTS ll you don'l know Jo, visiiL +he coffee shop and join her in her lweth cup of collee. Her diel also in- cludes ongions. a famous Soull'iern dish. Culling Classes Willi Jo is nowL a habil so much as a science. In spile oi Jrlwese addiclions, Jo has a line scholas- Jric record and a hosl of friends. H is dillicull Jro imagine her as a young malron, bul ihaf is He career she has Chosen. .g.r.1.;;;.n U :1... w. 'l'w- ' RQSALINE SPFEGEL .. y. . a 9 -. for her mind is always Il8 S+a+e St. Per+l1 Amboy i delVlng lnlo lhe . infeli BACHELOR OF ARTS . , , g lechual. IThIS cloeanr libe 4 a+ all wr+h her conleSSIon +ha+ she is really indolen+. Her pride and icy in life is Jrelling professors where Bela Kappa. She is ab- +hey are wrong. And did solulely unaware of lhe she look qure in Jrhose common-place, every-day ' ' lighls in He Chrislmas happenings around her. ceremony! . ok' .as gm Rosaline has develOpeol an absenl - minded complex since her eleclion +0 Phi FLORENCE LUCY STANHOPE Ward's Island. New York. N. Y. BACHELOR OF ARTS Her quiel. unoblrusive air may be allribulecl lo Jilie lad Hial Florence's Family are English. bqu she has nol'hing of We aloolness JrhaJr is supposed lo be an inherenl parJr oi Hie English people. She seems inleresieol in her work. and does ii Willi a lborough- ness ihal is lo be commended. One can'iL say Hwal she has a crooked smile. bqu Jrliere is a cerlain lurn lo il ilial makes you wanl lo smile foo. ' , v -0 Art; -w -s...---....W . I V, I ' -.- n. . .1 V , i, SARA ELIZABETH STEVENS Cen+er St. Por+ Morris BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Saiiy, a cheerful name. is indicafive oi +he person- ali+y of HS owner. She displays an in+eres+ in all ibings, even +0 Hie eerenJr of lisiening +0 Hie dis- serfafions oi ofbers. No+bing ever seems +0 bo+ber Sally. and she gefs xgyreaJr fun 0qu of being on sev- eral of +he aihlefic ieams and parficipafing in H16 various ski+s given during Hie year. Sally may beer be described as a good sport in boHn +he figura- Jrive and liferal sense. MILDRED CO RSA STEWART I322 Mar+ine Avei, Plainfield. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE We could wrife a book abouf Mildred. We'd de- vofe one chapier +0 her generosify iexample: driv- ing anybody anywhere in her cufe cari; one +0 heir VIRGINIA LOUISE STEWART 306 Albany Ave.I Kings+on. N. Y. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE .2 Ginnie's hobby is Jrhinking up deiecfable dishes +0 serve aJr parfies and Jreas. and she cerfainiy suc- ceeds. Bqu no+ all her Jrime is spenJr in Hie Home EC. Lab., for Ginnie finds Jrime 'fo ge+ abOLnL sociale ly and +0 fill execu+ive posifions very capabiy. ., Tall and blonde, Ginnie is disfinguished by her ready hello and her dignified air. Ginnie will be a greaf help +0 fired wives Jrrying +0 plan appefiz- ing meais. in+elligence iex: her Phi BeJra Kappa keyi; one +0 her versa+ili+yiiexz wrifing. riding and love of sci- encei. and so on. BmL H18 reader could never gef a Jrrue esiimafe of her gay- e+y and love of life. Siew- amL is iuer a swell person. who couldn'+ be improved in any way. i 05+ . . 'nU r11 . 3? xi 8 z aye... W M - . . CAROLINE GUETTER THAELER 26 Clinfon Ave., Arling+on BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Dally's a husHer in Jrhe frue sense of +he word. She barges hifher and yon for Campus News business, plans Jreas for +he Home EC. Club. and in general performs any +ask she is asked +0. 3qu don'+ geJr Jrhe idea +ha+ Daily is a Pollyanna. She's really quiie normal. excepiing for Jrhe dis- furbing imilci wordi fendency of pulling pernicious puns. One could almoer excuse +hese if she dioln'iL persisi in repeafing +he wiHicism. ANNE J. THOMPSON anyone by her presence, 46 Smi+h Ter., S+a+en Island. , i aHhough in conversing N. Y. aboqu Jrhe Nazi or hockey BACHELOR OF ARTS L one soon learns ihai she 'i is well served on such Jropics. 8qu she enioys Iisiening +0 o+hers. weighs +heir decisions. and +hen changes hers if she Jrhinks she is warranied in do- ing so. Anne is a persisieni work- er. and everfhing she un- derfakes is performed wiJrh a +horoughness +ha+ canno+ be overlooked. She has a quieJr manner and does nowL impose on HENRIETTA TROSTEL 223 Edgewafer Rd., Gran+wood BACHELOR OF ARTS HenrieHa has Jraken her pleasure quieHy. Jrran- quilly, moderafely. Her achievemenis are also ac- complished so quieHy +ha+ one scarcely knows of +hem. The German House, wi+h HenrieHa as +he house chairman. has been a very happy place in which +0 iive. H one hadn'+ been cognizanf of Horfense's gen- erosiiy and kindness. i+ was clearly revealed Jrhis year. when she so paJrienHy waifed upon and cared for Helen during her roommafe's convalescence. , 411-; EL . .0 ta; mm: 5! .o a 4- A ,A n t .. aimwow. ?.AJ 5 Quinn .47 iPage i l7:i u . ELINOR L. TWIDDY II Lenox PL. Maplewood BACH ELOR OF ARTS Twiddy has accomplished +he impossible! She man- aged +0 raJre A-i in Labor Organizaiions. Know- ing her inexhausfible conversa+ional powers we wonder when she found Jrime +0 imbibe so much knowledge. She is nofed for her vivaci+y anid +ha+ dis+inc+ive some+hing which always makes one aware of her presence. Under a bluff ex+eriorl Twiddy hides a hearJr of gold. Nea+ness is her middle name. and generosi+y wifh her is a fault HELEN VAN SCIVER machine Jrhe next This Columbus Rd.. Burling+on year praciice lhousexhas BACHELOR OF SCIENCE .,;f' , kep+ her OFCUP'ed- s Helen IS qwe+ and Helen is +he Home EC' seems +0 siand aiooi1bui, s+uden+ who used to besides being an observ- spend her lunch hours m. er. she can demonsfrafe +he cafeJreria. presiding new and spedacular ieaTjs wi+h dignify over salads . . in eifher kifchen or swinn- one day and +he adding 1' , ming pool. DOROTHY HARRIET VENOOK 77 Lincoln Ave.. Car+eref . BACHELOR OF SCI ENCE Since our maih. courses were no+ advanced enough ior Dot she decided +0 do some work of her own. and consequenHy around graduafion Jrime we wili hear of a Miss Venook who is graduaiing wiJrh dis- Jrinchion in mafhemaiics. More power +0 you. DoH Coming over here every morning from Carieref is no fun. bqu H does n01L seem +0 bofher her as far as marks or good humor are concerned. .1 ADELINE AGNES VERNER 30 Cur+is St, Linden BACHELOR OF ARTS .53; ' Adeline's capabilifies were exhibifed in her zealous Si : and persisiemL eHorJrs in producing Junior Show. . 3;; and an accomplishmeni if was. Jroo. Her pro- ; :r ficiency +his year is cenfered on Quair and on i being a house chairman. In Hie near fuiure. we prophesy +he Jrransier of her abili+ies +0 ofher fieldse BiH -ward. She is fine pinnacle of Hie social graces. and she doesn'+ have +0 have arJrificial curls. like a greaf many of Hie res+ of us. VILLETTE EMILY VOSS 5I9 Grove St. WesHield BACHELOR OF SCI ENCE for she makes momL of her smarJr-looking Clofhes and we hear she is a verifabie Fanny Farmer in Hie kii- Chen. She isn'iL afraid of hard work iask anyone on laer yearis Quair Boach, and wiJrh Hiis combinafion of viriues. VilleHe prom- ises success. Here is a girl who is fiHed +0 Hie Jr for execuiive posi+ions. for she has Hie . abilify +0 gef along wifh 5. people beauiifuily. Vil- i ' ieHe is capable as well, i pg 3. 7, , ' ii if, .. i -; : .1 - ..4 , ,1. 1 c 1' ; A, - 4-; A .QVQUHFQWM EDITH MILDRED WALKENBERG I93 Johnson Ave., Newark BACH ELOR OF ARTS Mildred is a commuier. and comes from Newark every day wiJrh Hie faiihiulness Hwaf marks her a person of grim deierminafion. She is serious. bqu nof Jroo serious: gay. bLnL noJr Jroo gay. In fad. we rafher like Hie combinaiion. The iaiai iure of French worked successfully in Mildred, for she is an avid sfudeni in +his field, and may oHen be found in Hie library assiduously poring over French i boo CS. iPage I 19:; HELEN WALSH 84 Lenox Ter.. Bioomfield BACHELOR OF ARTS Whenever you see Helen, you may be sure +ha+ Sylvia and Evelyn are no+ far behind. There is qui+e a bi +0 Jrhis reficenJr Miss. and we wish +ha+ she migh+ have been more noisy abou+ if while in college. We do know +ha+ she has a knowing smile. is quieiL as a mouse. is charming and agreeable a+ aH Jrimes. Some man is going +0 be awfully lucky neer Odober. MARIAN DOBBS WARD WyckoFF Ave.. Wyckoff BACHELOR OF ARTS Me+ie blows smoke rings wifh more finesse Jrhan anyone we know. As a maHer 01C fact almomL anyfhing she underfakes is done in a super-skillful. super - refined manner. Ward also capfains KATHRYN RIBINA WASHER 25 Cha+ham $13. Chafham BACHELOR OF ARTS Kay may be a liHle girl. bu1L she's a liHle girl who does big +hings. Some people may +hink she's quiet bqu we know beHer. However. she does have her momenfs of grea'r dignify isome assumed and some sincerei. such as when she presides over +he Judicial Board. Wifh her shorJr hair. Kay caused quife a s+ir abouf Campus, bu+ she looks adorable. She's loads of fun. especiaHy when she feels poefic. iPage l20:i Weepies. and has been a member of +he group for four years. as her imi- JraJrions anol rendifions will Jresfify. H Me+ie had her way, prac+icaily half of las+ year's gradua+ing class would have Hunked so +ha+ she could haVe kepiL up her bridge game a+ Campus Inn. MARY ELEANOR WATTS Homesi'ead Rd., Brielle BACH ELOR OF SCI ENCE May we credhL Mary Eleanor wiHn +he cufeer smile on campus? H isn'7L exacHy describable. bqu con- sisfs in He main of a wrinkling up of her perJr nose and blue. blue eyes. Jro Hwe accompanimenf of a musical giggle. Mary looks equaHy fascinafing In sporJr or frilly clofhes. and rides horses as well as she plays bridge. She's a very pleasing person. amusing, .f ' ms 3 . . ,- A. s ..1 nr ' s . . v b 1' . . '.' y,. . a 1., 53a F. ,5: a :nmr .A, v A ' fl s .H. , -'1, .gk a j, I A s. to w- .. '2 . l. , . ' E A n' I . g . . 1 n , Qt . . . 5. . s. v ?M , Ir a +alen+ed and, incidenfally. a good sfudenf. CHARLOTTE WENTWORTH Gray's InnI Jackson. N. H. BACH ELOR OF ARTS A gurl from +he norfhern paaaf of +he counfry. CharloHe seems +o Jrake life very easy and follows +he +heory leJr come whaJr may. we'll all geJr +hrough some way. She seems +0 have no difficulfy in Jralk- ing in general. and con- vincing someone of an opinion. and +hen claim- ing Hwaf H really doesn'1L maHer anyway. because no one is really cerfain of being righ+ or wrong. and who cares? ETHEL LENORE WHITFIELD 72 Elizabefh Ave., Newark BACHELOR OF ARTS Alfhough +his is +he Itirer year thel has lived on campus. she deserves a complimenf for +he success wiJrh which she has assumed her numerous respon- siniHesghouse Chairman of L'He de France. dired- ing and playing in Colomba,'I +he French p'ay, presidenf out He newly organized Jewish CuHural Sociefy. And wifh aH +his, she sfill gefs a l in Philosophy and finds Jrime +0 run home during Hue week once in a while! UDage IZIJ FRANCES MARY WIEGAND Oaks Rd.. MIIIIng+on BACHELOR OF SC!ENCE Why do we come lo college? Fran H'IInks ll Is delIglIHul lo me work and play. so she does Iusf HIaJr. Garbed In a while smock, Fran can be very eHICIenl bqu she has fun playIng pranks. Walch your mIHens or Fran wIll have lhem hangIng on Jrl'Ie curlaIn rod. Her IovIalIly has made a lIosIL of IcrIends Who In- sIs+ JrlIere Is no beller pal Jrhan Fran and we hearfIly agree wI+lI JrlIem. ELINOR E. WILDER I ' ' ' ' . lah rolled ImLo one. She I30 Loanfaka Way. Madison SIIS on a horse lIke a veJr- BACHELOR OF ARTS eran and has laken sev- , eral prizes al rIdIng meeJrs. EllIe came lo N. J. C. Ellie excels aJr her ClIIeIc from Wellesley +0 slarl hobby-FbeIng a supreme oerImIsl. We admIre her ImmunIly from cancs. The world accordIng +0 Ellie her sophomore year. H was Wellesley's loss. Here Is Jrhe original AlIce-In- Wonderland and DelI- Is a grand place. HELEN WINFIELD 4I9 3Is+ St. Woodcliff BACH ELOR OF ARTS We wIll always remember Helen as l'l'Ie gIrl whose Iamily won Ihal be-yoolilul car Sophomore year. BUIL lhen. wIlh all lhe fhings llIaJr Helen has done around campus. we could never Iorgel her anyway. For Inslancel wlIaIL would +he League of Women Volers have done wahoul Helen lo guard IJrs col- lers? She makes H'Ie beSIL Jrreasurer, and lo spend money on IrIvolIlIes would brIng horror lo Helen's conscienlious soul. lPage I221 MARIE ELIZABETH WISSEMANN 208 Redmond Sh, New Brunswick BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Marie has oHen been seen al a cerlain lralernily house al Rufgers. lor she is usually Jrhere every dance weekeend, looking very happy and charming. She has Jrhe honor of being a member of +he Glee Club all four years, and was elecled Jro Curie Sci- ence Club in her junior year. She is an experJr con- versalionalisl. and adds a louch oi gaiely lo any social galhering which she graces wilh her company. JULIA LOUISE .. , , V more Jro be wondered 6+. WOODMAN ' , she seems Jro like and un- S+a+e Hospifal. Middle+own. clersland people. She al- N. Y. - ways seems +0 slrike +ha+ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ' , medium ground and gives VVilhoul a doubt Judy is crediJr-whenever and wher- . ever ll' IS due. Because one of +he rnosiL mild and . l . h of her lemperamenl, we easy-gomg peope'in l e feel sure +ha+ Judy will class. She always is sym- . . alwa s be liked. wherever palhehc. and. whal IS she goes. MARION WOOLLEY 7I Park Ave., Passaic BACHELOR OF ARTS Capable Marion knows everylhing aboul Campus News and prinlers. Since she is a Polilical Science major, perhaps her journalism Jrraining will come in handy when she wishes Jro eolil her campaign speeches. WiJrh Jrhe beginnings JrhaJr she has made in college. one is sure +ha+ Marion will make an excellemL polilical reformer. Marion's accomplishmenls are manyeQuair Board. Philo. Senior Adviser. and Campus News Edilor. Wha+ more can one say of Marion? lPagel231 CORNELIA ELIZABETH WULFKEN 73 Cliffon Blvd.. CliHon BACHELOR OF ARTS When Red leaves his Church +0 come down +0 see Connie every week, we don'iL see much of Connie. She is +he kind of girl who, in spiJre oi crowded acliviJries. always looks like a magazine piclure ol Hie ideal college girl. She has been an inleresled member of bolh Hie German Club and Mr. Deems' discussion group. Besides being a Charming hosless aJr Open Foruni'ii, she is agreeable and complacenl a+ all limes. ' Other Seniors ELIZABETH c. BOAN 86 Grand PL. Arling+on BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EMILIE ELIZABETH BROWN I39 Donaldson Ave.. Ru+herford BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MIRIAM HEADLEE Day+on BACHELO R OF ARTS DOROTHY ROXANNA LOVE 229 E. 9H1 St. Plainfield BACH ELOR OF ARTS . DOROTHY TUDOR . egl8 Warner Ave.. Jersey Ci+y BACHELOR OF LETTERS ELEANOR CHARLOTTE WEHNER VI I3I Park La.. Tren'ron BACHELOR OF ARTS S. R m N U J ISABEL VAN SLYKE Class of 1935 . OFFICERS Isabel Morrison VanSlyke .......................................... Presidenf BeHy Hanna 6. McCarJrhy . . . . : ............................. Vice-PresidenJr Anna Jane Evans ................................................. Secrefary Cons+ance Erma Hunfer ............................................ Treasurer HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Alber+ Cook Dr. Philip Milledoler BrehL SONG LEADER Jean M. Fogg CLASS COLOR Purple lTPage l26:! .. .rva. 'A aLCW I w k'7' ELIZABETH ABBOTTS ADAMS I9 Cofumbia Avenue. Tren+on JOURNALISM BETTY ALDEN 44 Pine Grove Terrace, Newark ECONOMKZS ;LEN GOLDYE BARATA I32 Adeline Sheet Tren+on 'ORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE LEONA FLORENCE BECKER 69 Ward S+ree+, Paferson POLITICAL SCHENCE EVELYN MAE BERGH Tuckahoe FRENCH AND LIBRARY SERVICE Page I27? BeHy Hanna 6. McCarJrhy ..... ;P Anna Jane Evans .............. j . Cons+ance Erma Hun+er ......... 5 ! .and N ' ' H ' ' Drf S Jean M. Fogg CLASS COLOR Purple lfPage l26d ELIZABETH ABBOTTS ADAMS I9 Columbia Avenue, Trenfon JOURNALISM BETTY ALDEN 44 Pine Grove Terrace, Newark ECONOMICS ELLEN GOLDYE BARATA I32 Adeline Sheet Trenfon HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE CHARLOTTE ANDELMAN 202 Monroe Avenue, Margafe CHEMISTRY LEONA FLORENCE BECKER 69 Ward S+ree+, Pa+erson POLITICAL SCIENCE EVELYN MAE BERGH Tuckahoe FRENCH AND LIBRARY SERVICE Page l271 FRIEDA ANNA BERKOF 509 Elizabefh Avenue. ElizabeH'I BOTANY AND ZOOLOGY FRANCES BICKELHAUPT I004 Harding Road, Elizabefh HISTORY JANE HOLMES BLACKWELL 627 Elm Terrace. Riverfon ECONOMICS ROBERTA DeWITT BISHOP Jefferson. N. Y. ENGLISH AND LIBRARY SERVICE RUTH CLAIRE BLOCK 328 Boonfon AVenue. Boon+on HISTORY GERTRUDE G. BOBROW 89 Quifman Sfreet Newark HISTORY Page l28 ELEANOR M. BOPE 3l Baldwin Sheet New Brunswick JOURNALlSM ELIZABETH CLARA BORDLEMAY 234 Washing+on Terrace. Audubon ENGLISH AND LIBRARY SERVICE x M. FAITH BbUGHTON 229 S. Warren Sheet Woodbury My$c2 DOROTHY IRIS BOTSFORD l8l Mon+ross Avenue, Rufherford HOME ECONOMICS . OLIVE KING BRAY' 5l N. Hillside Avenue. Chafham PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY Maiiualtm gaghul EN -2 2 H, 4. HELEN VIOLA BRIGGS 70 S. Kingman Road. Soufh Orange ENGLBH BETTY JOYCE BROWN 5 Club Place, Freehold ENGLISH AND LIBRARY SERVICE HELEN ALVERNA CANON 354 N. 4H1 Avenue, Highland Park HOME ECONOMICS FRANCES E. CARNES I657 Thir+y-firs+ Sheet N. W. Washing+on, D. C. BOTANY MARGARET M. CARELTON 307 S+a+e Sfreef, Penns Grove ECONOMICS KATHERlNE CASKEY H Hampfon SPANISH HARRIET CLARK 28 Druid Hill Road, SummH ENGLISH AND DRAMATIC ART JZPage I30: L-erA: . w ! vgkiQLau. tuf- K CORINNE HENRIETTA CONKLIN DeBaun Avenue, Ramsey HOME ECONOMICS MARY ESTHER COOK. 696 George Sfreef. New Brunswick ENGLISH 8l MILDRED COOK l5! Washingfon.Avenue. Wesfwood ENGLISH U ; Page 13!: SADIE COPLEMAN Carman S+ree+. 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MATHEMATICS JANE EISELE 59l CIiHon Avenue. Newark HOME ECONOMICS EDITH VIRGIirNIA ERVING 3l7 Morrison Avenue, High'rsfown MATHEMATICS HARRIET ELTERS 88 High Sheet EasiL Rufherford JOURNALISM ANNA-JANE EVANS 24 Woodland Road, Maplewood PSYCHOLOGY AND SQCIOLOGY x JULIA DOROTHY FELLER 22l Livings+on Avenge, New Brunswick MUSIC i:Page I341 LOIS FERGUSON 223 Midland Avenue, Eas+ Orange ENGLISH ELIZABETH FERNALD I45 Lorraine Avenue. Upper Mon+clair HISTORY JEAN MARTHA FOGG 3l N. Monroe Sfreef, Ridgewood ENGLISH AND DRAMATIC ART BELLA DOROTHY FIRTEL 246 Broadway, Newark MUSIC DOROTHY ADELE FREEMAN Main Sfreef' Soufh Bound Brook ECONOMICS MARJORIE LOUISE FRICKE I48 Circle Avenue. Ridgewodd GERMAN Page I35 GENEVIEVE FULLERTON 28I McClellan Sfreef. Per+h Amboy HISTORY LOUISE F. FURMAN 943 Edgewood Avenue. Trenfon 7. PRE-MEDICAL ANITA ANNA CgHERSCOVICH Cranbury MATHEMATICS RUTH CELESTINE 'GAUB R.D., I. Mafawan HOME ECONOMICS FRANCES IRENE GIBSON I8l' Overlook Ave'nue, Belleville HISTORY MARY ELIZABETH GIBSON 70 Oakwood Aven ue, Mon+clair JOURNALISM UDage l36l MOLLY GOLDSTEIN l06 VanBuren Sheet Newark PSYCHOLOGY MAZIE GORDON , 646 Thirfy-eiglrfh Sfreef, Uniop Cify ENGLISH AND DRAMATIC ART IR-IS RUTH GREEN VIVIENNE LORRAINE GREGOIRE ll2 Magnolia S+ree+, Highland Park ECONOMICS 476 E. Thirfy-seven+h Sireef, Paferson HISTORY i:Page I37:l CATHERINE BISHOP GRIMM 59 S. Maple Ayenue, Easf Orange JOU RNALISM GENEVIEVE BARLOW GULICK 328 Rarifan Avenue, Highland Park MATHEMATICS MILDRED A. HELMERS 433 Rock Road. Glen Rock ENGLISH AND DRAMATIC ART CAROLYN ANNE HIERHOLZER 224 Seeley Sfreef, Brooklyn, N. Y. BOTANY AND ZOOLOGY GERTRUDE G. HIRSCH I34 Wegman Parkway. Jersey Ci+y MATHEMATICS MILDRED HAMILTON 509-5Il For+y-seven+h S+reef, Union Ci+y ENGLISH ELIZABETH ROGERS HARLEY 23 5. Nashville Avenue. Ven+nor Cify ENGLISH MARIANNA HERBERMANN 70 Undercliff Road. Monfclair HOME ECONOMICS NORMA FOSTER HOLDEN 675 Marke+ Sheet Pa+erson JOURNALISM MARIAN B. HONISS Eas+ Berlin, Conn. LATIN EVELYN R. HOUYOUX 4 School Plaza, Franklin FRENCH ,. PRISCILLA. HOPKINS- 30 School Sheet Hyannis. Mass. ENGLISH CONSTANCE ERMA HUNTER 9245' 2l8+h Sheetprueens Village. N. Y.- ART NANCY E. JACKSON Soufhern Blvd., Chafham ENGLISH AND DRAMATIC ART i:Page I391 EDNA JENKINS 57 McFerIan Sheet Dover PSYCHOLOGY HELEN V. JOZVVIAK 703 Avenue E, Bayonne PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY EDITH KOMLOS 3325 Boardwalk, AHanfic Cify FRENCH MARY CECELIA KIERNAN I67 Cenfral AvenueI Rahway HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE GRACE MARGARET KRONIMUS 292 Murray Avenue. Englewood SOCIOLOGY AND LIBRARY SERVICE CAROLYN ELIZABETH KUHLTHAU I49 Washingfon Avenue, MilHown ART UDage I401 a i a 5g- . 5 5 n. '5' 5 THERESA KUNST 29 Ardsley Road, Mon+clair POLITICAL SCIENCE HAW 51?! 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Long Branch ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY JULIETTE E. MARSHALL 545 Hanford Place. Wes+Held MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS MERCEDES E. MAYER 7 Park Terrace, Caldwell ENGLISH AND DRAMATIC ART I:Page I43: BETTY HANNA G. MCCARTHY 220 Garfield Avenue. Trenton ENGLISH L xSALLY K. McKEEN I 6 Winslow PlaceI Rufherford ENGLISH AND LIBRARY SERVICE DOROTH? MOLLER 642 McClellan Sheet Long Branch ART AIMEE'MARIE MEIER , IZ3 N. Sevenfh Avenue. Highland Park ART E. EVANGELINE MUNDY' 87 Rose S+regi, Mefuchen SPANISH IDA NYISZTOR llll S. Broad Sfreef. Tren+on HISTORY Upage I44l PATRICIA AGNES O'REILLY 97 Fairview Avenue, Verona JOURNALISM c-ggngm - .errfrgf m , . urgq FQ ,u; . f-w' DOROTHY EUNICE OSBORNU Ill Oxford Place, S+a+en Island; N. Y. ART MARY IDA PELLICANO 426 Sevenfh Sfreef. f'Niagara Falls. N. Y. FRENCH r'- 'tUCIA 'E. PASCALE 4 Madison Road, Rahway ENGLISH ADELINE PERROTTY Il5 Oakland Terrace. Newark FRENCH EDITH MARJORIE PERRY I62 Cen+ral Avenue, Rahway ENGLISH !:Page I451 MURIEL JANET PERSONS 86 Edgemonf Road. Upper Monfclair SOCIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY MARY ISABEL PETERMAN 260 Willard Avenue. S+afen Island. N. Y. L SPANISH EMILY-MAY PHELPS 2039 Orring+on Avenue, Evans+on. Ill. HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE ; x 9 I MARGARETVVVIZCTORIA PETERSON 99 Sfafe Sfreef. Plerfh Amboy HISTORY JAYNETTE DOLORES PIERZCHALA 4l3 Erie Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. FRENCH RITA A. PINTO 206 Maple Sfreef, Weehawken ECONOMICS 9Page l469 JANE PIPES 900 Jersey Avenue, Elizabeih BOTANY AGNES TERESA POWELL l26 Academy Sheet Highisj'own HOME ECONOMICS ' ALICE K. RABINOWITZ 72 Washingfon Place. Easf Ru+herford ENGLISH HELEN' LOUISE QUACKENBOSS 18 Hun+ing+on Sheet New Brunswick JOURNALISM CATHERINE STEWART RANKINE 64 Essex Sfreef, Rahway ECONOMICS AND LIBRARY SERVICE PHYLLIS MARGARET REED l07 Jaques Avenue. Rahway PSYCHOLOGY AN D SOCIOLOGY Page l47 ANNA ELLEN, RITCHUFSKY- 73 VanBureh theeji'. Newark , FRENCH ELIZABETH OTTILLIE ROBINSbN 3l7 Arfhur Avenue; Scranlron. Pa. ENGLISH MARGARET Ml. ROSOFF 57 Mill Sheet Morrisfown HOME ECONOMICS MARGUERITE ANN REGENHARD 92 E. River Road, Rumson JOU RNALISM LUCIENNE PRUDENCE RICHON 436 Oaklatnd Avenue, S+a+en Island. N. Y. . ECONOMICS DOROTHY MARIE ROACHL Robinhursf. ChesiLer 2 FRENCH FRANCES ELIZABETH ROSS New Lisbon HOME ECONOMICS MAESIE D. ROWLAND 7 CIiHon Avenue, New Brunswick ECONOMICS ALICE L. SCHENCK Washing+on Road. Princefon HISTORY K ,L , LDORIS ANDRE RUEHE I6l Pinewood Place, Wesf Englewood ENGLISH ADELE B. SCHMIDT 2614 Quenfin Rqad. Brooklyn. N. Y. JOURNALISM ROSE SCHWARTZ 426 Main S+reef, Mefuchen POLITICAL SCIENCE , AND H ISTORY :Page I491 MARGARET ELIZABETH SEGOINE RD. 2, Box 9. River Road, Highland Park ENGLISH Library Sciencd IRMA MARY SHAFER 69 Lincoln Avenue, LiHIe Falls HOME ECONOMICS MINERVA SIROS l04 E. 35+h Sheet New York, N. Y. HISTORY EDYTHE SILBERBLATT I20 Bay Avenue, Highlands JOURNALISM DORIS ELAINE SLINGSBY 60 Orienf Way, Ru+herford ART FLORENCE IRENE SMITH I30 New Markef Road, DunneHen MUSIC Ugage ISOJ BEATRICE ANN SPIELER 3l CourHand+ S+reef, New Brunswick ENGLISH BLANCHE ANN SPIELER -, 3I Courflandi' Sfreet New Brunswick MATHEMATICS ,SILVIA SPITZ MARGARET CORDA SPRAY 35 Washing+on Avenue, Rufherford ENGLISH wLibrary Science! 9i Adelaide Avenue. New Brunswick PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY NPage 15!:1 MATILDA ELISABETH STEINER . 220 Brookdale Avenue. Newark PSYCHOLOGY MARYDAY SWARTZEL Maple Place, Keyporf HOME ECONOMICS ELIZABETH ALDEN TABER 22I Pope Sheet New Bedford. Mass. HOME ECONOMICS ELISABETH ANNA TEN EYKE Lincoln Highway, Franklin Park JOURNALISM HELEN THOMAS 708 William Sheet Tren+on LATIN MARION ECIZABETH TERHUNE Wyckoff Avenue. Wyckoff ENGLISH Hibrary Servicd WINIFRED THOMPSON 22 Argyle Plage, Arlingfon ECONOMICS ESTELLE FRANCES THOMSON I6 Deerfielcl Sheet Parlin ECONOMICS :Page 152:I 5,0 ,M :3 .lw act - .w . L V $37 +'1 . :mam Am??? wrest? 19+ - HELEN A. TOPHAM Hoi'el Arlingfon, Wildwood SPANISH .- 'NE I. MARGARET MORSE TOWNSEND I7 Wickham Avenuel Middlefown. N. Y. ENGLISH uibrary scienm MARGARET VANDERBEEK I329 Norfh Avenue. Elizabe+h PHYSICAL EDUCATION , MADELYN J; T'UNNER' ll9 Gehesse Sfreef, Trenfon GERMAN ISABEL MORRISON VAN SLYKE 47 Embury Avenue. Ocean Grove ECONOMICS FRANCES ELIZABETH VINAL I36 Wildwood Avenue. Upper Monfclair PSYCHOLOGY ROSALIE A. VOIGT I22 Mounf Hermon Way. Ocean Grove HOME ECONOMICS ?RANCES ELIZABETH VOOHREES 467 $+uyvesan+ Avenue. Trenfon ECONOMICS LOIS ANN, WATTERS 29 Cen+er AvenueI Morris+own MUSIC 1 l v ELIZABETH BERDAN WARD 32 Glenridge Parkway. M9n+clair ART JEANETTE WEEKS River Road, Cha+ham HOME ECONOMICS MARY K. WELLS 5 Beverly Road. Livings+on MATHEMATICS i:Page l541 IRENE ELLEN WEST 365 Clay AvenueI Easf Roselle Park HISTORY A. VIRGINIA WHARTON 4l2 Broad Sheet Keypor+ K LATI N ESTELLE REGINA WILE'NSKY 330 Aycrigg Avenue. Passaic ENGLISH PAULINE ELIZABETH WHITHAM 209 Suydam Sheet New Brunswick ART FRANCES MAY WILLIAMS 405 Harrison Avenue, Wesffield HISTORY CHARLOTTE GERTRUDE WOLFF 240 Sheridan Avenue, Seaside Heights HOME ECONOMICS i:Page1551 x MARGARET EHRIG WRIGHT 28 Pennsylvania Avenue, Flemingfon PSYCHOLOGY MARY VIRGINIA WRIGHT I038 Ocean Avenue, BrooklynI N. Y. ENGLISH ; 3 MIRIAM 57 YASKlN 7l W. 29H! S+ree+, Bayonne x IDA'YANOWITZ Il3 Wood AvenueI Linden ENGLISH .ADELE ZAITZ 2021 Mercer Sheet High+s+OWn ECONOMICS anchOCIOLOGY x, KPage l56: MUSIC OTHEE JUNIORS PHOEBE ESTHER BROWN 67 Livingsfon Avenue, New Brunswick f ENGLISH bAROL v. EICHLER SOPHIA EDITH KONDICZ 48 Delevan S+ree+. New Brunswick quoklawn Dr.l Millburn MATHEMATICS LVJOURNALISM 'ViVY VIRGINIA HOUSTON MRS. ROSAMOND MAY LIMING 727 Rarifian Avenue, Highland Park 264 Townsend Sheet New Brunswick JOURNALISM PRE-MEDICAL EDITH PAULA KLEIN . LILLIAN ROBINSON LUCAS 2l5 N. Broad Sfreet Trenfon 27 Delaware View Avenue. Trenfon MATHEMATICS ENGLISH , MARJORIE ROBBINS l50 W. IOH1 Avenue. Highland Park PSYCH 0 L0 GY i:Page l571 Junior Class Song The wind is whispering +hrough +he pine +rees The sunse+'s fading in +he west Come classmafes wiH'm your banner flying. Come now in grey and purple dressed. And we will sing here in Hue erilianL A song or +wo for N. J. C. Come +hirfy-Hve and gafher round now. And sing Hais liHle melody. UDage I58:l a R O M O H P O S EDITH GLENDENING Class of 1936 - OFFICERS Edifh Glendening ................................................. Presidenf Ru+h SfansHeld ............................................... Vice-Presiden+ Margaref LaFoy .................................................. Secrefary Janef Burpee Thompson ................................ ............ Treasurer HONORARY MEMBERS Presiden+ and Mrs. Roberf C. CIoJrhier SONG LEADER Olga Ellen Spechf CLASS COLOR Gold Page I60: Min f5: , :7'-:$ ';' ?1 41 I , ' v ' $1! Af ' .mi .31.:ftnugf' g x ma. sz n41 Class of 1936 Abrams. Ru+h C ........... V ........................ Mendham Road, Morrisfown Acquisfe, Mildred T ...... .9 .......................... 346 Avenue C, Bayonne Adams. Alice E ................. ' ................ 633 Madison Avenue. Elizabe'rh Allen. Helen M .......................... 54 Norfh OraJron Parkway. Eas+ Orange Allen. Mariorie A ............. - .................. I9 Carlisle Sfreef, Bergenfie'ld Ancier, Rufh S ..................................... I98 Bryqnf Sheet Rahway Anderson. Sara F ...................... I59 Diamond Bridge Avenue. Haw+horne Baier. Doro'rhy l ...................................... 333 Norfh Third Avenue Baler. Marjorie G ........................................... 95 Albany SJrreeiL Baker. M. Josephine ................................. 986 Broadway, WoodcliH Balfhasar, ViolewL I ............................... 60 Paferson Sfreef. Jersey 0er Bara+a. Anna A ............................... I200 Sou+h Broad Sheet Tren+on Barker, BeHy ............................................. 4l5 Grand Avenue Barnard. Sara R ...... .......... ; ............ l20 Chambers Sheet Phillipsburg Ba rreH. Florence. . :1. Vs? ' 345 4, 3 BarreH. Kafhieen M...H.i ?; ' .................. 405 ScoHand Road, Soufh Orange Bearman. Elizabefh G 2 .................... Jones Avenue and Georges Road Bede . JaneJr L ............ .................... 95 Markef Sfreef. Perfh Amboy Bedfordl MyrHe C .............................. 72 Orange Avenue. lrvingfon Belief. Ada ................................. I09 Weequahic Avenue, Newark Bolfe. Irma B ............................ 90-07 Wthey Avenue. Elmhurs+. N. Y. Breen. Lilian R ..................................... I8 Wilbur Avenue, Newark Brennan. Margare+ l ........................... I I9 Norfh Munn Avenue, Newark Brochu, Virginia. . . ., ...................... 9 Wafkins Avenue. Middlefown. N. Y. Brown. Carolyn E ............................... 93 Weer Milfon Sfreef. Rahway Brown. Florence ....................... A ......... 228 Hall Avenue. Per+h Amboy Brown. Helen A ................................. 72 School Sfreef. Galefon. Pa. Bucci. Vic+oria A ............................... 54 Gaufier Avenuel Jersey 0er If .......... 2 ............................... Long Valley L 9Page I623 Burke. Rufh J .............................................. 72 Wyckoff S+ree+ Burling. Mary ............................. 3242 Homer Avenue. Merchanfville BurneH. Rufh D ............................. 7l Wegman Parkway. Jersey Cify Cameron, Doro+hy W ......................................... Rising Sun. Md. Campbell, Marjorie S ....................................... bl 5 AbboH Sfreef Carriere. Celesfe J .......................... 3.79 Danforfh Avenue. Jersey Cify Carroll. YveHe M ....... ' ............... 6389 Amboy Road. Pleasan+ Plains. N. Y. Carfwrighf. Eleanor V .............................. I9 Pierponf Sfreef. Rahway Carver. M. Doris ........................... ISO Wyoming Avenue. Maplewood Cash. Genevieve M ........................... IOO Weer 40+h Sfreef. Bayonne Cash. Ru+h 5.. ................................ 344 Allaire Avenue. Leonia Christ Lorna E .................................. 65 Van Liew Avenue, Millfown Clark. Earnesfine E .......................... 344 RuHedge Avenue. Easf Orange Cohen. Adele ................................... 8l8 Summer Sfreef, Elizabefh Cole. Marjorie J .......................... .35 Rus+ice Place, Gredf Kills. N. Y. Coleman, Jennie Belle ............................... l7 Wilder Sheet ElizabeJrh ColJr. Doris L .............................................. 65 Baldwin SJrreewL Cook. Dora G ......................... 4I9 Wes1L Saddle River Road. Ridgewood Cornish. Alice T ....................................... GilleHe Road. GilleHe Cornish. HarrieH E ............................................ ' ...... GilleHe Craig. Marion .............................................. RD. 3. Freehold Crawford. Helen W.. . . . ..................... l2 Woodland Road, Maplewood Crenning. Gladys E .................................. 25 School Sfreef. MilHown Cur+is, Elizabe+h C ................................ 82 Cenfral Avenue. Whar+on Dahm, Margare+ ............................... I IS We51L Third Avenue. Roselle Dayfon, Julia H .............................................. Gishen, N. Y. Dech. Elinor A ...................................... I03 Norfh Eighfh Avenue DeGraw. Margaref Boice ........................ 260 E. Broad Sfreef. WesHield DeHarJr. Willena Righfmire .......................... 309 Third Avenue. Belmar Deinzer, Grace Dolores ................................. IO4 RarHan Avenue UDage I633 Delavan. Mildred L ...................... 53 Walk? Avenue. Middleiown, N. Y. Doher+y. Regina Elizabe+h ....................... I600 HamiHon Avenue. Tren+on Dorefy' Elizabefh Ellen ............................ I083 Lawrence Rd, Trenfon DuH. Jane1L Adair ................................. l4 Fuller Avenue. Chafham Duncan. Jessie M ................................. 8l0 Willis Place. Roselle Park Duncan. Marian Lu Rec ......................... 830 SummhL Avenue. River Edge Duncan. Mildred Ella ..................................... R.F.D. l Jamesyburg Eas+on, Barbara Brockway ........................ I90 Highwood Avenue, Leonia Eliason, Anna Elizabe+h ....................... 537 Oakdene Avenue. Ridgefield Erickson, MargarewL W .................................. 27 N. Seven+h Avenue Erlich. Lilian Lee ............................................ 622 Mine Sfreef Evans. Nellie Disman'+ .......................... 27 Mercer Sheet SommerviHe Fairwea+her. Eleanor Alice. .. ...................... 39 Recfor Sheet Me+uchen Farnow. Ella Madeline ............................ I40 Li++le+on Avenue. Newark Farnow. Frances Grace .......................... 127 Shepherd Avenue, Newark Feller. Caroline Chrisfine. . ............. 7.30 Fairview Terrace. Wes+ New York Ferrari. Elsie J ............................... 224 Boulevard. Hasbrouck Heighfs Fidler. Margaref ................................. I85 Carlisle Road. Audubon Fisher. Mariorie Thompson ..................... '. . . . .7 Seymorur Sheet Monfclair Frick, Virginia Raymond ................... I47 Lorraine Avenue. Upper Mon+clair Frolich, Berfha Elizabe+h .......................... 573 Morris Avenue. Elizabefh Gardner. Viola M ................................ S. Main Sheet Sfewarfsville Gass. Cons+ance Elizabefh .................... 5757 Cedar Avenue. Merchanfville Ger+cher. Bernice M .................... 426 Williams Avenue. Hasbrouck Heighfs Glendenning. EdHh ............................. 29 Kendall Avenue. Maplewood Glikin. Frieda .................................. 69 Hun+ing+on Terrace. Newark Goldschmid. Ella CharloHe ....................... lOl8 W. 5+h Sheet Plainfield German. Claire ............................... 78 Hudson Avenue. Englewood Gould. Beafrice Miriam ........................ 450 S. BelmomL Avenue. Newark Graff. Elisabe+h Marjorie ............................. I33 Coe Avenue. Hillside iPage I647 Greenberg. Eleanor ............................ 206 Williamson Avenue. Hillside Greenwood. Helen Cleaves ........................ I53 Essex Avenue, Bloomfield Greisen. AgnHa .................................. 25 Jefferson Avenue. Fords Hagedorn. Elizabefh BurH ..................... 59 Delaware View Avenue, Tren+on Haighf, Edifh Darlingfon ............................... 8 Evans Sfreef, Franklin Hallanan. Anna T ............................. ....I2 W River Road. Rumson Hankinson. Margaref .............................. Woodsville Road. Penningfon Hafzuk. Elsie Olga ................................. 928 Hussa Sheet Linden Havsy, Horfense CharloHe .............. 336 W. Hudson Sheet Long Beach. N. Y. Hazard. Louise ................................... 76 Monroe Place, Bloomfield Heard, Agnes Ganzel .......................... lO8 Morris Avenue. Springfield Heide. Virginia Marie ............................... 59 Sayre Sheet Elizabefh Henderson. Helen J .............................. 29 E. Cliff Sfreef. Somerville Herche. Madeline May. ................................. Box 347. Jamesburg High, Jean Elizabe+h ........................ 95 W. Johnson Sfreef, Washingfon Honan. Lydia V ................. V ........................ 7 Seminary Place Hogan. BeHy Ellen ................................ 545 S. IIJrh Sheet Newark Hollander. Kafhryn Rufh ....................... I75 Wesfville Avenue, Caldwell Howell. Dorofhy Jane ........................... I08 Morningside Drive, TrenJron HUH, Berfha May ............................ 3IO Franklin Sheet Hacke++s+own Hu+chinson. Shirley Elizabefh .................. l244 Clay Avenue. Bronx, N. Y. Hsley, Roland ...................................... Hope Chapel. Lakewood Jablechik, Margaref Susan ..................... 234 Third Sheet Palisades Park Jacobs, Bella .................................. Magnolia Avenue. Park Ridge Janiga, Cecelia ................................. 29 E. 26+h Sfreet Bayonne Jeffrey. Cafherine S. A ................................ Ward Avenue, Rumson Johnson. Beulah Dorofhy. . . . . . . . . . . . I425 Sevenfy Sevenfh Sheet Brooklyn, N. Y. Joseph. Camilla M .............................. l29 Park Avenue. Englewood Julian, RiJra .......... 9 ............. 28l Parkside Avenue. Trenfon Kahn. irma ............................................. 2l4 Lawrence S+ree+ i:Page I651 Kalp, Margaref Ellen ............................ 428 Bafh Avenue. Long Branch Kelley, Winifred Merrill ............................. 335 Broad Sheet Redbank Kern. Myrna Quail ....... , 3 . . .......... . . .330 M+. Prosped Avenue, Newark Kirby, A. Dorofhy ............................ Farnsworfh Avenue. Bordenfown Klemann. Mary Elizabefh ......................... 43 Madison Avenue. Mon+clair Knoop, Cafherine .............................. 220 MyrHe Avenue. Jersey Cify Lackey, M. Elizabefh ........................... 47 Truman Avenue. Haddonfield LaHay. Lola M ................... 3. .4! Terrace Avenue, Hasfings-on-Hudson. N. Y. LaFoy. Margare1L .................................. 5 Orchard Road. Chanam Lang, Vera H ................................. 45 Chesfnuf Sfreef. Eas+ Orange Lange, Frances Emilie . . .. ................ I6l3 Linden Sfreef. Allenfown. Pa. Lankewich. Zena .................................... 307 Main Sheet Boonfon Laucius. S+ephanie Eve .......................... 728 McKinley Sheet Elizabefh Lawrence, Kafhleen LaRoux .................................. 8 Suydam SJrreew.L Leary. Evelyn .......................................... I6I Codwise Avenue LendaH. Rufh Runyon ..................................... 78 Harrison Avenue Leonard, Cafherine Swain .................... 24 Washingfon Avenue. Plainfield Leonard. Marfha Frances .................................. 63 N. 5H1 Avenue Lefhermanl Mary Naomi ..................................... Thornville. Ohio Lindner. Florence Edna .......................... l272 Oakwood Avenue, Hillside Llewellyn, Es+her Dennis ........................... 932 Sfelle Avenue. Plainfield Lounsbury. Helen Frances .............................. .. . . I66 N. lth Avenue Luders. Gerda H ..................................... 65 Park Lane. Essex Fells Lufbery. Harrief Ellen ..................... 27 Selvage Avenue. Weer Englewood Lyons, Margaref Mary .............................. 47I Spring Sheet Elizabefh MacKenzie, Cl-are Elizabefh L ................. 224 Claremonf Avenue. Jersey 0er Mammel, Jane CorleH. . 3 .................... 256 Claremon+ Road. Ridgewood Marcus, Dorofhy Ida ...................................... l6 SfraHord Place Marczewski. Sabina C ............................. 208 FiHh Sfreef. Jersey Cify Mafheke. Elsie Julia .......... . A .. .328 Sussex Avenue, Newark iPage 1661 McAllisfer. Rufh Hopper ...................... 645 Lake View Drive. Collingswood' McGimpsey. Muriel T ....................... I3l Oakland Avenue. Monroe. N. Y. Mindlin. Rufh JeaneHe ....................... 84 N. Munn Avenue. Easf Orange Moll. Adelaide ................................... 3 Bogerf Sfreef, Wes+wood Moore. Julia Louise .......................... I27 Wes+ End Avenue. Englewood Morris. Elizabe+h I ............................. 528 Prospecf Sfreef. Maplewood Morrissey. Cafherine Louise .................. 35 W. Union Avenue. Bound Brook Mugrdichian. Mary Pauline ........... 98 W. Hanover Avenue, R.F.D. I. Morrisfown Mundy, MargarewL L ............................... - ...... 248 Lawrence Avenue Nalbone. Carmella D ............................ 1279 Prince+on Avenue. Trenfon Naylor. Marjorie Elizabefh .......................... 88 Main Sfreef, Allen+own Neeb. Evelyn Frances ........................... I349 Lehigh Sfreef. 4Eas+on. Pa. Newman. CharloHe ............................. 37 Hunfingfon Terrace. Newark Newman, Sara Florinda .................................... 29 Seaman Sfreefr Newmark. Marjorie ............................ 63 Mercer Avenue. N. Plainfield Niedf. Ru+h Gerfrude. . . .4 ........................ 48 HillcreS1L Avenue. Trenfon Nufer. Rufh Cafherine ...................... HO Thirfy Third Sheet WoodcliH O'Donnell. Mary Rose ........................................ Georges Road Pascale. Viola ................................... 4 Madison Hill Road, Rahway PaHerson, Irene Lucille ........................ 7l Maple Avenue. Suffern' N. Y. Pavlovsky. Eclifh Marie ........................ 6I2 CorHand SfreeJrl Perfh Amboy Pearson. Dorofhy .......................... 390 N. WalnmL Sheet Eas1L Orange Peskoe. Florence, ....................................... 207 Codwise Avenue PeHe. Elalee Virginia .............................. I3I Jackson Sheet Trenfon Picker. Norma ................................ 343 Penningfon Sfreet Elizabe+h Pike, Carol Edwards .................... I32 Osfrander Avenue. Riverhead. N. Y. Prager. Mildred .......................... 204 Raymond Avenue, Soufh Orange Prager. Rosaline ........................ 7 ............. 23 Main Sfreef. KeypomL Rabiner. Peppy P ........................... I40 Kearney Avenue. Perfh Amboy Rago' Mamie G. M .............................. 8l9 Chesfnqu Sheet Trenfon 8Page I674 Ramsay. Janef Elizabefh .......................... 85 Amboy Avenue, Mefuchen Reed. Edifh Beck ................................ 77 Jefferson Road. Princefon Rehfuss. Ru+h Tryon ...................... 709 Bordenfown Avenue. Soufh Amboy Reilly. Nan Eileen ............................. 222 JeweH Avenue. Jersey Ci'ry Remmer, AnneHa ............................... Cherry Sfreef. Wesf Sayreville RiveHi. Ema ................................. H4 Summif Avenue, Union Cify Rodney, Edwina J ........................................ 28 Har+well S+ree+ Rollins, Helen Augusfa .................... 9 Woodland Place. Whife Plains, N. Y. Rosenberg. Clara .......................................... 67 WeHon SereeiL Rosenfhal. Dorofhy ............................... 449 S. Broad Sheet Tren+on Russell, Lucille G ............................... 56 Aus+in Sheet Ridgefield Park RuHedge. Jane Fife ........................... I64 Kilburn P'ace. Soufh Orange 5+. Lifer, Gwendolyn .................................. I2 Algonquin, Elizabefh Sanderson. Morgie A ..................... 4 . . .480 N. Maple Avenue. Easf Orange Sands. Cafherine ........................ I68 Surhmif Avenue. Upper Mon+clair Sargent Genevieve B .......................... 206 Harrison Avenue. WesHield Sarlat Ri+a ..................................... 540 Muriel Parkway. Elizabefh Sauer, Rufh Margare+ ............................ l7 Kempshall Place. Elizabefh Schlesinger. CharloHa ..................... 2 N. Sovereign Avenue. A+Ian+ic Cify Schrofh. Margaref Mary ........................ 800 Edgewood Avenue, Tren'ron Schwarfz, Sylvia Shirley .......................... 33 RoosevehL Avenue. Car+ere+ Schweizer. Ri+a Marie .......................... 860 E. Jersey Sfreef. Elizabefh Senne, Adele C .................................... 30 W. 37+h Sfreef. Bayonne Shapiro, Marfha ................................. Gafzmer Avenue. Jamesburg Shaferian. Lillian Mariorie .......................... 20 E. Park Place. Rufherford Sheehan, Consfance Muriel ........................... River Road. Bound Brook Shipman, Wanda Rae I. Phillipsburg Short Marion. . ..' ................................... I23 Clark Sheet Hillside Siegel. Eleanor .................................................. Spo+swood Simpson. JeanneHe Edifh .................... . .3I7 E. Clay Avenuel Roselle Park i:Page I681 A: .A, SA 3h .234 ab . 4 4+ wasaf. :4 ya 1W'ma 23mm Skarvan, Clara-MargareJr ........................ I79 Greylock Parkway. Belleville SmiJrhl Barbara Birch ............................ 205 Pierponf Sfreef. Rahway Spechf; Oiga Ellen .......................... IOO Cenfennial Avenue. Cranford Spencer. Evelyn Mae .............................. Box 45, R.F.D. l. Wesfwood Sremafz. Adele Virginia .................. I I36 Margare+ SJrreef. Wes'r Englewood Sfansfield. Rufh .............................. 42 Clearfield Avenue. Bloomfield S+e1cFy. Florence Muriel ....................... l502 Greenwood Avenue. Trenfon Sfeiner. Beafrice Cafherine. ............... 437 Wood-Ridge Avenue. Wood-Ridge Sfewarf, MargaremL Ann .................................... ll3 Harper S+ree+ SfofFIeJr. Elizabefh Bachman ...................... 642 BelmomL Sfreef. Eas+on. Pa. S+ra++on, Anne C ............................ Riverbend, River Road. Tren+on S+rausl Amelia M .............................. 270 Troy Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. Sfreifwolf. BabeHa Evans ................................. 59 Livingsfon Avenue SuHivan. Marie Eloyse ........................ 32 Woods Avenue. Holyoke. Mass. SuHon, Ru+h ............................................ 53 Lufbery Avenue Sweeney. Na+alie ..................................... ll9 Livings+one Avenue Tabakin. Harrief Frances ......................... 5lO Park Avenue, Collingswood Thompson. Adelaide M .......................................... Manfoloking Thompson. Elizabefh A ....................... 85 Lawrence Avenue. Weer Orange Thompson. JaneJr Burpee ........................... l2 EvereH' Place. Maplewood Thompson, Margaref Ann .................. 89 Richmond Road, New Dorp. N. Y. Traphagen. Dorofhy E .............................. I I8 W. 7H1 Avenue, Roselle Trimble. Alice Gerfrude ......................... 282 Van Buren Avenue. Teaneck Ubaldil Angelina Margarife .......................... W. Linden Avenue. Linden Van Aucken. Jean Campbell ........................ 726 E. 27+h Sheet Paferson Van Buskirk. Barbara Ellen ........................ I W. Elizabefh Sheet KeyponL Van Vlief. Adelaide Julia .................... I I9 Websfer Avenue. Goshen. N. Y. Vergura, Cafherine Angela ......................... 2lO Cenfre Sheet Elizabefh Wagner. Grefa Rufh ............................. 82I Cross Avenue. Elizabe+h Walker. Dorofhy .............................. 70 Pleasan+ Sheet Garner. Me. 2Page I69J . Q; ? u 2, . A35: , ' ' M v. v v9.7: 442. . .VQ;-A...M.Q:L4..;.a-g;;w LiLE-hmb... 9,.';?fi;.;1. Walker. Nancy F7 ..................................... Counfy Road. Demares+ WaHers. Lucille ChesfereHe ....................... 96 Osborne Avenue, Newark Warbach. Elsa ................................. 5l5 Jackson Avenue. Elizabefh Warren. Helen Elaine .................... 35 Rockview Avenue. Nor+h Plainfield Wafers. Rufh Cecilia ........................... 708 Madison Avenue. Elizabefh Weber. Barbara Ann ............................... l27 N. 3rd Sfreef. MillviHe Weiersbach. Louise thel ............ I ............. IO Edgebrook Place. Cranford Weiss, Beafrice. .7 .......................... 86 Carroll Sfreef. Nagafuck, Conn. Weiss. Es+her .......................................... Jus'rice SJrreeJr. Sfelfon Whife. Rufh Pafricia ............................ I30 Grove Sfreef. Woodbridge Whifehead. Ani+a Murray ..................... 609 Greenwood Avenue. Trenfon Wiggins. Gladys Gerfrucle ....................... 3l8 W. Main Sheet Rockaway Wilcox. Jane S ....................................... 723 Lake Sheet Newark Williams. Janice Elizabefh .......................... I837 E. l5+h S+ree+l Brooklyn Wilson. KaH'Iryn L ................................ 504 Mbrris Avenue. Boon+oon Wifmer. Anna F .................................... 64 Elm Avenue. Me+uchen Worfh. Marion Veronica ........................... 237 Bay Avenue. Highlands Wright Rifa Marie ................................ 73V2 S. l2+h Sheet Newark WyckoFF. Eleanor Riddle ...................... IOI Belvidere Avenue. Washingfon Wyckoff. Helen Louise .......................... 4I6 Madison Avenue, Elizabe+h Yospin. Elizabe+h ............................... 522 Elizabe+h Avenue. Elizabefh Zaremba. Jean Madeline ................... 42 Avenue A, Porf Washingfon, N. Y. Zischkau. Dorofhy Lorimer ...................... 60l Barron Avenue. Woodbridge Zischkau' Elaine .............................. 60l Barron Avenue. Woodbridge l:Page I70;! N E M H S E R F. LOUISE ELINOR HARMAN Class of 1937 OFFICERS Louise Elinor Harman ................................... ' .......... Presidenf Isabelle Howell Demaresf ...................................... Vice-Presiden+ Helen Dolores Moore ............................................. Secrefary Elizabefh Marie Hquerg ......................................... Treasurer HONORARY MEMBERS Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Jameson SONG LEADER Elizabefh Crafer Mayfield CLASS COLORS Purple and Silver :Page I72J C'ass of 1937 Allen. Marie D.. . .2 ............................ 54 Hazelwood Road. Bloomfield Alpert Ann ................................... 8I0 Madison Avenue. Lakewood Amberg. Rufh ................................ 529 SummhL Avenue. Maplewood Anderson. Lura. A . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..' ....... 36 Maple Avenue. Springfield Appleby. Elizabefh ............................... 232 Main Sheet Sou+h River Archbold. Margare1L .............................. I5 Emory Sfreef. Jersey Cify Arfhur. Marion ........................ 3620 NoHingham Way. HamiHon Square Ash. Pauline Evangeline ............................. 82 A+Ian+ic Sheet KeypomL Asnis. Rufh ...................... . ............ I46 Midland Avenue, Kearny Afkinson. Marion ............................... 30! Broad Sheet Moun+ Holly Afwoodl Mary .................................. 302 Second Sfreef, Belvidere Avery, HarriewL H ........................................ 204 Harrison Avenue Bara+a. Julia ................................. l200 Soufh Broad Sheet Trenfon Barr, Clarice ................................... I82 Johnson Avenue, Newark Becker, Dorofhy ............................... 20 Anderson Sfreef. Sou+h River Beckwifh. Frances ...................... Sailors' Snug Harbor. Sfafen Island, N. Y. Belfer. Irma I ............................... 9I9 A+lan+ic Avenue. AfllanHrc Ci+y BeH. Esfher ...................................... 335 Aycrigg Avenue. Passaic Berenberg. Naomi R.. . . 0 ............... I745 Eaer Sevenfh Sheet Brooklyn. N. Y. Berkowifz, Doris .................................. 445 Bellevue Avenue. Trenfon Berkowifz. Mafilda ............................ l00l Monroe Avenue. Elizabefh Bibbo. JeaneHe ...................................... 42 Ferry Sheet Newark Bishop. Muriel E .................................. I43 Whihcord Avenue. NuHey Blackeby. Mildred E ....................... 227 Grove Sheet MoumL Kisco. N. Y. Blair. BeHy ................................... I24 Wes+ 34+h Sheet Bayonne Biuhm. CharloHe C ............................... 58 Shephard Avenue, Newark Bohm, Doro+hy ........................... .26 Wellesley Avenue. Yonkers. N. Y. Brachbold. Olive M ........................... l09 Magie Avenue. Roselle Park Bradley. Virginia M ............................ 548 SummH Avenue. Maplewood 2Page I741 Brown. Elizabefh W .................................. 1 IO Fores+ Road. Fanwood Brown, Harrief .................................... 99 Pierponf Sfreef. Rahway Bruskin, CharloHe ...................................... 253 Livingsfon Avenue Bucher. Ru+h R ...................................... 45 Hamp+on Place. NuHey BuH. Ru+h ....................................... 355 Union Avenue. Elizabefh Calhoun. Mar+ha .................................. l02 High Sfreef. Orange Clement Emily ................................. Locusf Grove Farm. Wesfville Clendaniel. Alice ............................... I38 Soufh llJrh Sheet Newark Cohen, Florence ...................................... 84! Avenue C. Bayonne Colt Doris ................................................ 65 Baldwin S+ree+ Conlon. Marfha ........... Sou+h Orange Avenue and Crescenf Road. Florham Park Cooke. Winifred K .................................. Vernon Avenue. Hamburg Corbin. Lillian A .......................... 55 Washingfon Avenue, Oxford. N. Y. Cornish. Dorofhy A ............................. 78 Summif Avenue. Jersey Cier Cornish. Mary C ................................. 365 Eaer 37+h Sfreef, Paferson Courfer. Eloise N ................................ l I46 Gresham Road. Plainfield Courfney. Lily ............................ I88 Warwick Sfreef. Brooklyn, N. Y. 9 CoWan. CoseHe ........................................... E651L Branch. N. Y. Cowles, Naomi R ............................ IO3 Norfh I7+h Sfreef. Eas+ Orange CuHer, Emma M. C ................................ 9 Sevenfh Sfreef. Harrison Dandois. Eleanor ........................ lO9 Wes1L Magnolia Avenue, Wildwood Dannefelser. Claire E ............................ 24 Severna Avenue. Springfield Darling. Marfha S ........................... 9l Glenwood Avenue. Jersey Cify Day. BeJrsey .................................. 5I5 Summif Avenue. Maplewood Demaresf. Isabelle .......................... 56 Fairview Avenue. Soufh Orange Donohue. Gerfrude ............................. I95 Wood Sheet Rufherford Douglass, Mary E ............................... 336 Mounfain Way, Rufherford Dyer. Mary E ........ ........... Il5 Pendle+on Sfreef. New Haven, Conn. Dziubek. Agnes ........................................ Box I47, VVes+ Trenfon Eden. Margare+ ........................................... 244 Benner S+ree1L Egger+son. Rose ...................... 333 Woodbridge Avenue, Pisca+away+own EPage I753 O , V;N o; ox: o 0 My X MW Elfenbein. Marcelle .............................. 92 Wesf 39+h Sheet Bayonne Eller. Kafhryn .............................................. I8 Baldwin S+ree+ Engel. Evelyn E .................................. 46 Liberfy Place. Weehawken Englesbe. Jane E.. . . . ..................... 206 Eas+ Union Avenue. Bound Brook Eppele. Mar'rha F .................... 4 ........................ RD. I. Sfockfon Esfoppey, Marjorie .............................. 560 Amboy Avenue. Mefuchen Fabian. Evelyn C ................................ 7I2 Chambers Sheet Trenfon Farley. Margaref ........................................... 49 Nichol Avenue Felch. F. Marion ................. ' .............. l236 Marfine Avenue. Plainfield Feller. Rufh H ............................................. l0 Lincoln Avenue FiHing. Peggy ................................... 233 Whifford Avenue. NuHey FranchiniI Eleanor B ............................ 2IO Palisade Avenue, Union Ci+y Fraser, Hor+ense ............................... I37 Morrisfown Road. Elizabefh Freedszn, Cecile Z.. . . .......................... 7O S+a+e Sheet Per+h Amboy Freedman. Shirley D .............................. 7O Sfafe S+ree+. Per+h Amboy Furie. Lillian .................................... 803 Soufh l6+h S+reef. Newark Fursfman. thel ...................................... 95 Maple Avenue. Dover Galleria Rufh M .............................. IOOO Park Avenue. New York Cify Gallo. Edifh J .......................................... Allen Sheet Nefcong Garbow. Selma V .................................. 24 ChiHon Sfreef. Elizabefh Garland. Florence V ................................. 57 Colonial Sheet Pi+man Garmeiser. Rufh .................................. I039 Louisa Sfreef. Elizabefh Garrison, Lois ................................. 746 Weshcield Avenue. Elizabefh GeHy. Grace ......................................... Baffle Row. Lif-He Silver Gillis. Marian C .......... ' .................... 44 Carlefon S'rreef. Easf Orange Ginevsky. Frances E.. .- ........................ 9 Twenfy-second Sheet Irving+on Gladwin. Jeanne A ........................... 5 Overlook Avenue. Wesf Orange GoeHz. Jane+ L. . .' ................................. 28 Smull Avenue. Caldwell Goldberg. Dorofhy R ............................ 780 Soufh IlJrh Sfreef. Newark Goldberger. 5. Alice .......................... I42 Gordon Sfreef. Perfh Amboy GoodeH. Jane E ..................................................... RD. 6 KPage I761 Gorman, Grace M.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., ........... 8 Reynold Road. Moun+ain Lakes Gray. Adelaide ................................ 3O Clarendon CourfI Mefuchen Grossman. Na+alie ....................................... 2I6 Townsend Sfreef Guldin. Grace E .............................. I3IO Spruce Sfreef. Reading. Pa. Hallanan. Dorofhy R .............................. l2 W951L River Road, Rumson Harman. Louise E ................................. I409 Shore Road. Nor+hfield Hauberf. Marian E .................................. 720 Park Avenue. Elizabefh Havens. Grace M ........................... 58 Delaware View Avenue, Tren+on Haynes. Margare1L L ............................. l2 HamiHon Avenue. Cranford Heimrod. Clare L ....................... 26 Nirvana Avenue. Grea+ Neck. N. Y. Hellen. M. Virginia ................................ 802 Cen+ral Sfreef, Plainfield HigginsI Blanche E ................................ 37 Spring SJrreei'l Fleming+on L J II, - M :c. My QJQV is-xm ' 'r' 'a w OH, 3 L 3 v.5 - rat: 3,33 ,f .. . 3 V, . S. 3 A , A 9er Ni...- ' - I . A . r Higgins. Helen S ..................................... 43 Nye Avenue. Newark Hill. Ru+h I .................................... 32 Clay Avenue E.. Roselle Park Hinds. Claire E ............................. 58l Middlesex Avenue. Mefuchen Hoahland. Helen M ........................ 3I Wes+ Franklin Sheet Bound Brook Holmen. Marian S ......................... I230 Eas1L 26+h Sheet Brooklyn. N. Y. Holmes. Rufh D ................................. IOO Orange Avenue. Irvingfon Houghfon. Marjorie ............................ 95 Cobb Road. Mounfain Lakes Hquerg. Elizabefh M .......................... 37 Glenwood Avenue. Bloomfield Hunf, Elizabefh W ......................... L46 Hawfhorne Avenue. Glen Ridge lacheHa, Mary E ................................. 66 Coolidge Sfreef. Irvingfon Jacobs. Florence L ............................. 3l8 Cleveland Avenue. Harrison Janiga. Sfella B.. -. .............................. 29 Eas+ 26+h Sheet Bayonne Jenkins. Barbara E ........................................... Mine Hi . Dover Johnson. Frances M ......................................... RED. 2. Sfocld'on Jones, Lois G ........ . .. ........................ 27 Bellwood Place. Elizabefh Kalisch. Millicenf ............................ 62I Hamilfon Road. Soufh Orange Kalmekoff. Sylvia J ............................. ISI Congress Sheet Jersey Ci'ry Kasfelansky. Grace S ......................................... 264 DriH' Sfreef Kavanaugh, Mary G ................................................ R.F.D. 5 LPage I773 Klekner. Valerian M ............................... 285 Main Sfreef. Soufh River Kloes. Annabel C ................................ 124 Vroom S+reefi Jersey Cify Klompus, Lilyan H .......................... l7 Wesf Union Avenue. Bound Brook KnifFin, SfeHa E ............................................... 25 Hale S+ree+ Koberlein. CarloH'a M ........................ Brunswick Arms, Livings+on Avenue Koehler. Grace-George .................... 280 Gregory Avenue. Wes+ Orange Kramer. Pearl C .................................... 69 Maple Avenue, Tren+on Kraszewski. Helen F.. ................................ 326 Avenue A, Bayonne Kunsf. Eleanor H ................................... 29 Ardsley Road. Monfclair LaChance. Eugenie M ......................... 33-62 I69+h Sfreef. Flushing. N. Y. Lambert Ru+h E ............................... 68 Wesfervelf Avenue. Plainfield Langenus. Adelaide H ................... 35 Park Avenue, Por+ Washingfon. N. Y. Lansing, Lucile A ............................ I I7 Soufh Union Avenue, Cranford Larson. Doris E ............................... 29 Eas+ Highland Avenue. Orange Le Comp+e. Margare'r E .............................. R.D. I. Box 233. Lakewood Lehlbach. Gerfrude M ...................... 53 Hawfhorne Avenue. Eas+ Orange Le+son. Miriam C .................................. Nor+h 7H1 and Park Avenues Levi. Mary E .................................. IO Harrell Avenue. Woodbridge Levy. Gwendolyn A ...................... IO9 Norfh Chelsea S+ree+. AHan+ic Cify Lewis. Mae F ............................ Moun+ Eccenfric. The Plains, Virginia Lewis. Maude E ................................... 835 Plaza Place. Ocean CHy Lewis. Rufh B ..................................... 98 Liber+y Sfreef, Bloomfield Lindsay, E. Margare+ .......................... 399 Highland Avenue. Arlingfon Lipis. Rufh H .................................. 39 Burroughs Way. Maplewood LiHman. Hermine E .............................. 525 Elizabefh Avenue, Newark Li Vecchi, Josephine C ........................... 3I Jackson Sheet Sou+h River Livingsfone. Elodie R ................................. 737 Parker Sfreet Newark Llewellyn. Ru'rh S ................................... 932 S+elle Avenue, Plainfield Lockwood. Jeanne A ......................... 527 Lincoln Avenue. Pompfon Lakes London. Bernice ................................ I84 Wa+er Sheet Perrlrh Amboy Loree. Alix G .......................................... Florham Park, Madison iPage I781 .5'pi-EW73'71 ' ,4 - - MUM U ,. Loree. MarguerHe ..................................... Florham Park, Madison Lowy, Margery ................................... 44 Shanley Avenue. Newark I Lubman. Adele E .................................. l5 Terrace Place. Arlingfon Luippold. Helen ................ ............ 85 Columbia Terrace. Weehawken MacKay. Geraldine. , . , . 5 . . 5 . . 5 . . . . ., . 5 . 5 .- . . . . .86 Weer 42nd Sfreef. Bayonne MacKenzie. Caroline J ............................. 272 Kingsland Road. NuHey Mackey, Eleanor 5.. . . . . 5 5 5 5. .5 .. . IO Founfain Place. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mackey, Jane ............................ 75 Oakwood Avenue. Upper Mon+clair MacVicar. Minnie K.. .5 .... ......................................... Hope Maddox! Chloe H ..... 5 ................................. 2l4 Adelaide Avenue Mallory. Ru+h A ...... . . , . . . . . .35! Springdale Avenue, Eas+ Orange Marks. Geraldine M.. . .. .5 . ........ ..3326 Nofingham Way. HamiHon Square Mafsunaga. Sadako ..... .................................. Norfh Branch MaHhews. Margare+ C ........................... l I25 Corlies Avenue. Nep+une May. Leola L ............................... 529 Nor+h Union Avenue, Cranford Mayfield. Elizabefh C ............................... 6H Fourfh Sheet Riverfon Mayzel, Grace 0 ..................................... l7 Elwood Place. Newark McCona+hy, Elizabe+h ............................ 24 Snowden Place, Glen Ridge MCGIincy. Sara E ................................... Main Sheet Bridgepor+ Miller, Gabrielle M.. . .5 ........................ I35 Union Road, Roselle Park Mi+chelL Alison M.. .. . 5 . . . ................... 20 Raymond Avenue, NuHey Mondschein. Ru+h . 5 . . ...... 7 Garwood Sheet Soufh River Moore, Helen D.. . . . . . 5 5 .......... 25 Beech Sfreef, Belleville Moore, Muriel G .......... . 5 5 . . V 5 . 5 . I3 Emersoh Sheet Eas+ Orange Morris, Helen I .............. 455 FiHeemLh Avenue. Paferson Morrison. Juanifa K ............................ 305 Wes1L Main Sfreef. Boonfon Munn. Marilyn R.. . . .5 5 ...................................... Tappan, N. Y. Myers, Elisabe+h 5.. . . , 5 . 5 .......... I l I Weer Maplewood S+ree+l Wildwood Nelson. Ani+a D ........ .5 5 . .................... 47 Cenfral Avenue. Caldwell Nelson. Elizabefh S ............................... I33 Wood Sfreef. Rufherford Noble. Doro+hy 6.. . . . ............................ Florence Avenue. Leonardo 7Page I791 Nolan. Marie A ................................ 55 Cobb Road. Mounfain Lakes O'Keefe. Anna 6 .......................... 245 Washingfon Avenue. Rufherford O'Quinn. Sybil ............................................. Sou+h Firsf S+ree+ Palliffa. Adorisia ................................. 66 Osborne Terrace. Newark Papaccio. Madeline ................................... 652 Broadway. Bayonne Paulison. Mae ................................ 355 Hamilfon Place. Hackensack Pefersonl Georgiana .................. lOO Easf Hudson Sheet Long Beach. N. Y. Pierson. Kafherine M ................................ l4 Aiken Avenue. Princefon Plumsfead. Nafalie ............................... I20 Fairbanks Sheet Hillside PoHer. Marjorie .............................. 404 Nor'rh Main S+reef. Millfown Rago. Jennie M ................................... 8I9 Chesfnuf Sheet Tren'ron Ramsey. Emily E ............................. l29 Kearney Avenue. Perfh Amboy Reed. Elisabefh A ................. ' ................ I96 Pierponf Sfreef. Rahway Reilly. Mildred W ................................. I99 Jane Sheet Englewood Reynolds. Margare+ B ......................... I38 Norfh l5+h Sfree-I'. Bloomfield Richards, Marian .......................... 435 Third Avenue. Haddon Heighfs Ridgik. Sonya ................................... 92 Wes+ 28+h Sheet Bayonne Riedel. C. Marie ........................... 763 Lincoln Avenue. Pomp+on Lakes Rife. Emiiy I .................................... 77 Hawfhorne Avenue, NuHey Riley. Edna S ................................... V ..... 8 HamL Avenue. Hopewell Roller, Kafhryn L ............................... 692 Sheridan Avenue. Plainfield RoloFF, Mariorie A ............................ l020 Columbus Avenue. WesHield Rose. Rufh F ..................................... 22 E61151L 34+h Sfree'r. Bayonne Rozycki. Marie H ............................. 72l Soufh Grove Sfreef. Irvingfon Rust Edna P .................................... 787 Soufh I3+h Sfreef, Newark RuHer. Eleanor M ................................. 65 Soquh I Hh Sfreef. Newark Scheibner. Margare+ E ............................ I22 Walnu'r Sfreef. Audubon Schiavone. Elizabefh J.. . ............................ 74 Park AVenue, Caldwell Schiff. Florence ................................. Ga+zmer Avenue. Jamesburg Schild. Marie C ............................ I84 Major Avenue. Arrochar. N. Y. Schmidt C. Elvira ................................... I I8 Soufh Second Avenue fPage I801 Schulz. Helen C .............................. 4I7 Oakene Avenue. Granfwood Schwarfz, Eleanor ................................. I973 Boulevard. Jersey Ci+y Seddon. Dorofhy ................................ 396 Eas+ 38+h Sheet Pa+erson Seeley. Mary J ................................. 85 Halsfed Sfreef. Easf Orange Shapiro. Zipporah ......................................... 7I WeHon Sh'eef Shelley. B. Elizabefh .................................................. Sussex Sherman. Elisabe+h ........................... 453 Melrose Place. Soufh Orange Siegel. Vivian ............................................ 232 Rarifan Avenue SIaH. Muriel S .................................... 3I7 Aycrigg Avenue, Passaic Smifh. Barbara B ....................... 37I WaHham Sfreef. Weer Newfon. Mass. Smifh. Mary-Hope ........................... 90 Eighfh Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y. Snyder. Mary E .............................. 43! Middlesex Avenue. Mefuchen Soehl. Edna M ............................. 263 WesHielol Avenue. Roselle Park Solomon. Gerfrude ........................ l6 Willow Avenue. NorJrh Plainfield Solomon. Mary J .......................................... 707 AbeH Sfreef Sorren+ino. ConceHa L ......................... 82 Brunswick Sfreef, Jersey Cify Sporborg, Virginia ..................................... ll6 Livingeron Avenue Squires. Mafhilda E ............................ 721 Arlingfon Avenue. Plainfield S+euber. Edna .............................. 508 S+uyvesamL Avenue, Rufherford Sfeve-ns, Elizabefh E .......................... ll5 Peyfon Avenue. Haddonfield SfoHerl Marguerife .............................. 250 Main S+reef. Sou+h River SfraHon. Doris L .............................. IO48 S+uyvesan+ Avenue, Trenfon Sullivan. Carlin ................................. 728 Kearny Avenue. Arling+on Supinski, Helena ................ . ...................... Granf Avenue. Cresskilh Talbot Alice J ................................... 6! Oakridge Avenue, Summi+ Thomas. Jean M .......................................... RED. 3. Burlinngonr Timcoe. Helen .............................. 4l2 FiHh Avenue. Bradley Beach Tifsworfh, Edifh H .................................. 25 SaHer Place. Maplewood Tobias. Rufh H ................................. I22! Avenue L. Brooklyn. N. Y. Trimmer, Mariorie ............................................. Middle Valley Vanderhoof' Jean M ............................... 24 William Sfreef, Mefuchen EPage I811 8 . .. . V8 r 4., . w 5. . E H Y Kw w 9 . 5 A12, umMgL - . 2 . 2 . a An... E.MJL2 0- ,g. , Van Horn, Anna M ............................. R.F.D. 2, Newfon Van Sciver. Jeanne G ................................ 38 Marion Sheet Tren+on Vogel. Olive M ................................. 98 Mounfain Avenue. Caldwell Walleck. Janef G ............................. 245 Chesfnuf Avenue. Mefuchen Wafson. Harrie'r ............................... 4O Hickory Drive. Maplewood Weed. Anne C ............................... 332 Springfield Road. Elizabe+h Weiner. Marion L .................................. 74 Dayfon Sfreef, Elizabefh Weisberger. Miriam ............................. I IO Mercer Sfreef. Jersey Ci+y Wheelihan. Cafherine M... ..................... 524 Sherman Avenue. Roselle Park Whipple. Evelyn M ........................ 342l Clarendon Road. BrooklynI N. Y. Whifehead. Helen L ........................... 609 Greenwood Avenue. TrenJron Whifney. Elizabe+h ........................... 8 Winfhrop Terrace. Eas+ Orange Wildgoose. Doris ..................................... Lloyd Avenue, Lindineau Williams. Rufh M ........................ ll Waverly Place East New York Cify Wilson. Gerfrude E ..... , ................... 25 Clermonf Sheet Albany, N. Y. Winn. Lelia J ............................. 74 Lincoln Avenue. Wollas+on. Mass. Wiseburn. Marion ...................... lO9 Valley View Avenue. Hacke++s+own Wifmer. Mary I ............................. IOI McCarJrney Sfreef. Easfon. Pa. Wolfinger. Margaref H ........................... 336 Lynwood Avenue, Tren+on WoodruFF. BeH'y ............................... 654 Tremon+ Avenue. Weshcielcl WoodrufF. BeHy M ................................. 68 Bryanf Sfreef. Rahway Wo+ring. Mary E ................................. 48 Hillside Avenue. Chafham Yanosky. Helen ............................... 92 Whifehead Sfreef, Sou+h River Yeskoff. Rosalie E ............................ 49I Johnsfone Sfreef. Perfh Amboy Zimbicki. Anna B ................................................... MilHown Zinck, Gerfrude L ................................ 9 Church Sfreef. Penns Grove Zocchi. Mary A ................................ 657 Norwood Terrace. Elizabefh Zoller. Helen A ........................................ 243 Livings+on 9Avenue LPage I82:l Z K, 4m Z. .,mw?$ 1,. , MXXV 0 VzH x4M ,. 3, 6V7 2? 7? , y y . . x, 7 2 Z Z2WVM W0 ,7 ? V V C, A , xx , , , 2Kw2zxA , x; ,. , , , x , 2, x ,523 f . i ES ACTIVITI The Associate Alumnae of the New Jersey College for Women OFFICERS Hazel C. Gosling. '22 .......................................... .PresiclemL Doris BenedimL ScheFFler, '24 ..... . . , . . .Vice-Presiden+ Rosamond Sawyer Moxon. '29 ..... ; ...... . . . . ....... Secrefary Sfephanie Morris MarryoH. 25 ...................................... Treasurer :Page l87: '15.. . . '; 0 $ Co-Operative Government Association of the New Jersey College for Women PURPOSE: To promoJre co-operaHon among +he members of +he organizafion. To uphold a high s+andard of honor and in+egri+y in maHers of personal conduct To promo+e co-ordinafion and efpiciency in college achiviHes. To enacf and enforce laws in accordance wifh HS cons+i+u+ion. To prepare ifs members for assuming duHes of ac+ive Cifizenship in +he world af large. .Page I88. Co-Operative Government Association OFFICERS Ka+herine Koehler. '34 ............................................. Presidenf Conerance Lodge. '34 ......................................... Vice-Presidenf CharloHe Cross. '35 ............................................. Secrefary Elalee PeHe. '36 .................................................. Treasurer Kafhryn Washer. '34 ................................... Chairman of Judiciary Mary Greer, '34 ................................... Vice-Chairman of Judiciary Kafherine Koehler. '34 ................................ Chairman of Conference Ka+herine Koehler. l34 ................................ Chairman of Legislafure Elizabefh Nolf. '34 ......................... Chairman of Calendar CommiHee ViIIeHe Voss. '34 ............................... Chairman of Social Supervision Mary Alma Parker. '34 ......................... Chairman of Insignia Commi'r'ree Consfance Lodge. '34 ............................... Chairman of Poinf Sys'rem Kaf'nerine Koehler. '34 ................ Chairman of Red Book Revision CommiHee Maria Marucci, '34 .......... - .................................. Fire Capfain Marion Lowe. '34 k . ............................. Chairman of Social Acfivifies Edna Smifh. '34 ............................. Chairman of Finance CommiHee Isabel Newmark. '34 ....4...............;...Chairman of Records and Research Susan Jenkins. '34 ................... Chairman of Religious Acfivifies CommiHee fPage I894 Senior Advisers Barbara Bowdoin Mildred Clarke Arline CorbeH Lucy Fuller Mary Greer Cafherine Hanks Sarah Henry Susan Jenkins Kafherine Koehler Anne Lawson DEAN BODDIE Consfance Lodge- Marion Lowe HarrieH Overfon Kafherine SchloHer Marion SmiJrh Mildred Soufh Adeline Verner VilleHe Voss KaH'Iryn Washer Marion Woolley KPage I903 m wuhw r 1, ...;- 2-K: U n7;LE-,;21Hw A Judicial Board Kafhryn Washer ................ Mary Greer .................. Dean Leah Boddie Chairman . 'Vice-Chairman . .AdminisfraHon Dr. George P. SChmiCH .............................................. Faculfy Professor Donald C. Dorian Lucy Fuller, '34 Frances Williams, '35 Elizabefh Adams. Dora Cook '36 Claire Dannefelser. '37 UDage I911 ..... Faculfy '35 Phi Beta Kappa Society Alpha Chapfer of New Jersey Founded a+ Rufgers Universify. I869 Founded a+ Hue New Jersey College for Women in affilia'rion wifh H19 Rufgers UniversHy Chapfer. I922 OFFICERS Presidenf Miss Margaref A. Judson ............. ..........; ............ Vice-Presiden+ Mrs. Franklin J. MarryoH .................................. Secrefary-Treasurer ASSOCIATE ' MEMBERS Miss Marie 6. Andrews Miss Ellen Huckabee Pro?essor Evalyn A. Clark Professor Margaref A. Judson Dr. Oral S. Coad Professor AlbemL E. Meder. Jr. Miss Margare'r T. Corwin Mrs. EHa Mould Professor Jessie G. Fiske Professor Cyril A. Nelson Dr. Ira D. Garard Professor Frank R. PrahL Dr. Leon A. Hausman Miss Helen Richardson Professor Evelyn J. Hawkes Professor Shirley Smifh Professor Joseph N. Hickman Professor Roberf M. Walfer Professor Francis W. Hopkins ACTIVE ALUMNAE Miss Eunice B. DeCIark Miss Edna Newby Miss Marion T. Duncan Miss E. Irene Sfevens Mrs. Franklin J. Marryoff Helen M. Buell Ru'rh Rosin Winifred A. Debbie Louise M. Rovner Bea'rrice E. Eckes Mar'rha E. Schmid thel F. GroH Rose G. Schmidf Anne Gufmann Margare1L E. Shay Sarah E. Henry Sylvia E. Silverman Marion H. Kelley Rosaline Spiegel Daisy Kinsfein Mildred C. S+ewar+ Anne J. Lawson E. Mildred Walkenberg Frances J. Niederer Ka+hryn R. Washer Isabelle S. Newmark E+hel L. WhiHield i:Page I921 Philalethean Founded: :920 Purpose: To sfimulafe inferesf in IHerary apprecia+ion and producfion. OFFICERS VioIeJr Brighfwell .................................................. Presidenf .Vice-PresidemL Dorofhy Padmore . . ......... Secrefary Gwendolyn Condom ....... Treasurer Dr. Oral S. Coad . ' , , ........ - ............ . , , Faculfy Adviser Anne Lawson v . 1!! 'z-lu'ru q, Roberfa Brewer Marion Kelley Helen Buell MargarewL Paris Chloe Doubble Marion Woolley Elizabefh Adams Sophia Kondicz Norma Holden Pa+ricia O'Reilly Frances Williams Page I933 Mimes Founded: I920 Purpose: To foerer Hue s+udy and appreciaHon of dramafic arf. OFFICERS Rufh PenhoHow ................................................... Presidenf Mercedes Mayer .......................................... VI'ce-PresidemL Nancy Jackson ................................................... Secre+ary ............ Treasurer Olive Bray Professor Jane Inge ................................... . .Factu Adviser I934 Mildred Heiligman Alburrfa Hopkins I935 Iris Green Elizabefh Segoine Margaref Wrighf Page I941 f n...- N.- nnq r R , , . .4 , x x 1 . . F. v n a ', ' 1' ' x ' . k... 7aN MAthV .hmk 24......L. .. wu u w :1 Curie Science Club Founded: I924 Purpose: To sfimulafe inferesf in +he various sciences Jrhrough discussion and +he creaHon of a museum, and +0 honor by ianaHon +0 membership +hose erudemLs whose work in +he sciences is ou+s+anding. OFFICERS Lucy Fuller ...................................................... Presiden+ Sarah Henry ................................................. Vice-Presidenf Gerfrude Purseglove .............................................. Secrefary Marie Wisseman .................................................. Treasurer Professor John Small ......................................... Factu Adviser I934 Roberfa Brewer Helen Polak Ca+herine Hanks Isabel Shackell Mildred SfewamL I935 Frances Carnes Mrs. Rosamond Liming Carolyn Hierholzer Jane Pipes 1936 Anna Bara+a Sylvia Schwarfz Dora Cook Ru+h S+ansfield Beulah Johnson Rufh Suffon CharloHa Schlesinger Jean Van Auken Page I95 Delta Mu Founded: l925 Purpose: To mainfain a high sfandard of musical performance, +0 inform Hue sfudenfs 0s +he confemporary musical world. and +0 sponsor musical evenfs o1c H19 coHege. OFFICERS Mildred Clarke .................................................. PresidemL Doro+hy Cave ........... . . A . . .Firs+ Vice-Presiden+ Evelyn Schoonmaker . s . V , .V ..... Second Vice-Presidenf Marfha Schmid ...... . , . , . ..................... Business Manager Marion Smifh . . V s . . , . . . .. .V. .Ass'1L Business Manager Florence Smifh . . . . . , s s V ......................... Secrefary Professor J. Earle Newfon . . , . . . , ................. Faculfy Adviser Professor Mary E. Schenck . . . , ....................... Factu Adviser l934 Mariorie Briner Anna MacDonald I935 Faifh Bough+on Lois WaHers Julia Feller Miriam Yaskin Bella Firfel l936 Lorna Chrisf Evelyn Neeb Beafrice S+einer sPage I961 Quair Board Norma Holden, '35 .......................................... Edifor-in-Chief Adeline Verner, '34 ......................................... Associafe Edifor Florence Cummings, ' ........................ Associa+e Edifor Marguerife Regenhard. '35 .' ................................. Business Manager Violef Brighfwell. I34 ......................................... Li+erary EdHor Gwendolyn Condom: '34 ...................................... Liferary Edifor Chloe Doubble, '34 ......................................... LHerary Edifor Eleanor Lehlbach. '34 ......................................... Liferary Edi+or Mildred Soufh, '34 ............................................. Phofography Dorofhy Osborne. ' .. ................................ Arf Edifor Edna Jenkins, '35 ............................................. Club Edi+or Dorofhy Roach. '35 ........... .. .......... Club Edifor Bianche Spieler. '35 ................................... Adverfising Manager Elizabe+h Nolf, '34 . . .............. SubscrIpHon and CirculaHon Professor Rober+ M. Walfer ................................ Factu Adviser KPage l97j Campus News FOUNDED: I920 Purpose: To presenf sfudenf opinion and fo record campus acfivifies. BOARD OF EDITORS Marion Woolley '34 ................................................................................... Edifor-in-Chief Roberfa Brewer '34 .................................................................................. Associafe Edifor Anne Lawson '34 .................................................................................... Associafe Edifor Doris Robinson '34 .................................................................................. Associafe Edifor Pafricia O'Reilly '35 ..................................................................................... Copy Edifor ASSISTANT EDITORS Elizabeth Adams '35 ............................................................................................ News Frances Williams '35 ............................................................................................ News Barbara Bowdoin '34 ........................................................................................ Make-up Catherine Grimm '35 .............................................................................. Assisfanf Make-up' Mary Bruce '34 ........................................................................................ Assisfanf News Marguerite Regenhard '35 ............................................................................ Assisfanf News Dorothy Roach '35 .................................................................................... Assisfanf News Lily Courtney '36 ...................................................................................... Assisfanf News Norma Holden '35 ............................................................................................ Feafure Eleanor Bope '35 ............................................................................................... Sporfs Daisy Kinsfein '34 ...................................................................................... Infercollegiafe Helen Buell '34 ............................................................................... r. ................. Books Dorothy Padmore '34 .......................................................................................... Humor Violef Brighfwell '34 ......................................................................................... Theafre Julia Feller '35 ................................................................................................. Music Ernesfine Hanauer '34 ............................................................................................ Bees Mildred Sfewarf '34 ......................................................................................... Alumnae Dorofhy Cameron '35 .......................................................................................... Social Chloe Doubble '34 ............................................................................................... Arf BUSINESS BOARD Caroline Thaeler '34 ................................................................................ Business Manager Margaret Vanderbeek '35 ....................................................................... Adverfising Manager Blanche Spieler '35 ................................................................... Assisfanf Adverfising Manager Lee Erlich '36 ......................................................................... Assisfanf Adverfising Manage' Lillian Shaferian '36 .................................................................. Assistanf Advertising Manager Rufh Moller '34 .............................................................................. Circulafion Deparfmenf Marie Mounf '34 ............................................................................. Circulafion Deparfmenf l:Pagel981 Choir Purpose: To provide fhe nucleus of a Jtrained group of singers +0 lead in +he singing in Chapel assemblies. +0 add beau'ry and dignify +0 +hese services by means of vesfmenfs and processionals. and +0 confribufe anfhems and mofefs +0 H19 services. Professor Jd. Earle Newfon ............................. Organisf and Choirmasfer Faith Boughfon '35 Dorofhy Cave '34 Lillian Corbin '37 Harrief Cornish '36 Elizabefh Curtis '36 Eleanor Dech '36 Elsa Ebersbach '34 Margaref Eden '37 Mildred Ehni '34 Elinor Allison '34 Mary Louise Bauer '34 Elizabefh Biorkbom '34 Ruth Burneff '36 Dorise COM '37 Alice Cornish '36 Kafhryn Davis '34 Jeanette DeCamp '35 Eleanor Fairweafher '35 BeHy Blair '37 Mildred Clarke '34 Virginia Garland '37 Claire Gorman '36 Marion Honiss '35 Alice Adams '36 Eloise Courfer '37 Margaret Erickson '36 Marion Evarfs '34 Marjorie Fricke '35 FIRST SOPRANOS Grace Guldin '37 Beffy Knif'fin '37 Carloffa Koberlein '37 Helen Kraszewski '37 Emily Krolikwifz '34 Margaref LaFoy '36 Elizabefh Mayfield '37 Julia Moore '36 Evangeline Mundy '35 Mariorie Perry '35 SECOND SOPRANOS Rufh Gallerf '37 Mildred Helmers '35 Virginia Hellen '37 Alburrfa Hopkins '34 Virginia Housfon '35 Susan Jenkins '34 Camilla Joseph '36 Kafherine MacAllis'rer '35 Muriel Persons '35 Margaret Reynolds '37 FIRST ALTOS Edna Jenkins '35 Gertrude Lehlbach '37 Anna MacDonald '34 Phyllis Reed '35 Lucile Russel '36 SECON D ALTOS Marian Holman '37 Constance Hun+Er '35 Mary Hufchinson '34 Grace Kronimus '35 Sabina Marczewski '36 6Page I993 Carol Pike '36 Lucienne Richon '35 Elizabefh Robinson '35 Mary Sendry '34 Adelaide Thompson '36 Rosalie Voigf '35 Helen Whifehead '37 Janice Williams '37 Mary Isabel Wifmer '37 Marion Richards '37 Zella Rogers '34 Marie Rozycki '37 Marfha Schmid '34 Rose Schmidf '34 Beffy Segoine '35 Adele Senne '36 Margaref Townsend '35 Jean Van Auken '36 Marion Smifh '34 Mary-Hope Smith '37 Mafilda Sfeiner '35 Jean Vanderhoof '37 BeHy Woodruff '37 Muriel Moore '37 Mariorie Robbins '35 Margaref Sfewarf '36 Margaret Wrighf '35 Helen Wyckoff '36 ;4 p... I . . i x ,. '11 x 4 3 2' ' 3......N -... 4. V-. Awa- .--4 5 4 spring concerf Jrerm. Irma Belfer '37 Harrief Clarke '35 Dorofhy Cornish '37 Julia Feller '35 Jane Soodell '37 thel Groff '34 Adelaide Langenus '37 Mercedes Mayer '35 Lucille McCarfhy '37 Frances Mills '34 Mary Cook '35 Virginia Frick '37 Rufh C5an '35 Vivienne Griffith '34 Winifred Cooke '37 Elizabeth Day '36 Nellie Evans '36 Mazie Gordon '35 Rifa Julian '36 Daisy Kinsfein '34 Glee Club Purpose: To provide cuHural and pracfical fraining in singing and +0 make Jtrips during H16 Rufh Hunf ........................ Lois Waffers ................ . ..... Mariorie Briner................ Befrice Sfeiner . ................. Professor William Ifor Jones. . . . . . .. OFFICERS ......................................... Business Manager ...... Ass'+ Business Manager . ................. . ........ ........... ...Secre+ary ..... .........................................Accompanisf .. ...................................... Factu Adviser FIRST SOPRANOS SECOND SOPRANOS FOUNDED: l9l9 Edifh Glendening '36 Dorofhy Goldberg '37 Consfance Sheehan '36 Lillian Rosenfeld '34 Cafherine Schloffer '34 Olga Spechf '36 Adeline Verner '34 Marie Wissemann '34 Miriam Yaskin '35 g-a' FIRST ALTOS Marilyn Munn '37 Evelyn Neeb '36 Elizabefh Sfofflef '36 Irene Wesf '35 SECON D ALTOS Rifa Pinfo '35 Alice Rabinowifz '35 Evelyn Schoonmaker '34 Lillian Shaferian '36 Gladys Wiggins '36 6Page 2004 4:? 21,: 2;; . i A ,b.. I 5 , . ?.H pnwf'; $W$w y: CappeHa Founded: l9l8 To furfher Hue knowledge and appreciafion of ensemble work in music. OFFICERS .................................. Presidenf .............................. Vice-Presidenf ................................................ Secre+ary Marjorie Fricke ............................ Treasurer JulieHe Marshall .............. . . .......... Librarian Professor Percy Such ....................................... Factu Adviser I934 Mildred Clarke E+hel GrofwC Marion Smifh I935 Blanche Spieler Irene Wes+ Mary Wells I936 Marjorie Allen Ka+herine Hollander Beafrice Sfeiner Margaref Fidler Margaref Mielziner Elizabe+h Thompson Olga Spechf I937 Lillian Corbin Elizabefh Myers Janef GoeHz Juanifa Morrison Purpose: Anna MacDonald .............. Bella Firfel Ernesfine Clark , m 1, wk . . '. , ' A'A- '-. .A v yuar'tlu'u $ 1:Page 20Il Weeping Willows Marian Ward ....................................... Presidenf Mrs. S+ephanie MarryoH ...................................... Factu Adviser I934 Marion Smifh Marian Ward I935 Elizabe+h Lodge I936 EdHh Glendenning Helen Rollins Lucile Russell I937 Claire Danndelser :Page 2021 W2 4.9mm . ' - M'R-N'B a . 4'. . Fan? .1 Lt' $ . .1 ;a .4... J4 , . A A . 4 , MCK: .q .. L5.Ar..L. Pen and Brush Founded: I 923 Purpose: To discover and sHmulafe arfisfic +alen+ in fine college and +0 use +ha+ falenJr in rendering pradical service +0 +he campus. OFFICERS Alice Norris . . . , . .Presiden+ Chloe Doubble ...................... VicePresidenf Aimee Meier . . . . . . ....... Secre+ary Mary Burling ................... , . . .......... Treasurer Professor Grace HoHon ..................................... Factu Adviser I934 Evelyn de Rundeou Vivienne GriHifh Miriam Headlee I935 Mildred Cook Rifa Dalfon Consfance Hun+er Carolyn Kuhlfhau DoroJrhy Osborne Doris Slingsby Elizabefh Ward I936 Marjorie Fisher Rolanda Hsley Myrna Kern Bea+rice S+einer i937 Marie Allen Florence Jacobs Dolores Moore Rufh Amberg Eleanor Kunsf Anifa Nelson Naomi Berenberg Lucille Lansing Sybil O'Quinn Emma CuHer MargarewL LeComp+e Olive Vogef Janef GoeHz Maude Lewis Helen Whifehead Cbire Heimrod Helen Luippold Page 203J League of Women Voters FOUNDED: I927 Purpose: To develop an inJrereswL in and an undersfanding of our government OFFICERS Janef Seville ...................................................................... Presidenf Isabelle Newmark ............................................................. Vice-Presidenf Emily Mae Phelps ....................................................... SeconJ Vice-Presidenf Theresa Kunsf ..................................................................... Secrefary Helen Winfield ... .............................................................. Treasurer Professor Mildred Moulfon ..................................................... Faculfy Adviser Professor Harold A. VanDorn .................................................. Faculfy Adviser l934 Doris Adams Louise Fennon Eleanor Lehlbach Audrey Binz Rhefa Flafow Mary Elizabefh Marcellus Marjorie Borsf Elsa Ebersbach Beafrice Eckes Ruth Edwards Mary Freinf Lillian Greenspan Vivienne Griffifh Rufh Kasfelansky Florence Kessler I935 Sylvia Nadler Frances Shannon Florence Sfanhope Charloffe Wenfworfh Ellen Barafa Helen Darling Rifa Pinto Leona Becker Mae Davidow Rose Schwartz Evelyn Bergh Alice Donnelly Silvia Spifz Frances Bickemaupf Roberfa Bishop Elizabeth Bordlemay Beffy Brown Harrief Clarke Elizabefh Fernald Carolyn Hierholzer Helen Joswiak Kafhryn Leimer Jane? Lefson Marion Terhune Margaref Townsend Margaref Vanderbeek Isabel Van Slyke Elizabefh Ward Florence Cummings Edwina Marcellus Irene Wesf Barbara Darling Ida Nyiszfor Mary Wright ! 5 I936 5 Rufh Burke Margaref Kelp Anneffa Remmer Mary Burling Winifred Kelley Gwendolyn Sf. Lifer Anna Eliason Claire German CeCIlIa Jamga Margaret LaFoy Evelyn Leary Marv Lefherman Alice Trimble Adelaide Van Vleif Janice Williams Irma Kahn Sara Newman Rifa Wrighf Rufh Nufer I937 Eleanor Franchini Annabel Kloes Rufh Lewis Rufh Gallerf Eleanor Kunsf Rufh Rose UDage 204d .: 3: a v 41' . c 5;; i - W. 3 ' 't .. .2; t '1. EWL' V.v V KR f, , 4 a '- , . f: '3 w N , . w. L ,V x: . , . .- ' .. w , M IN-w . 1K5 73! ' i A hr x ' 425k :1 4zh. '1 , l f. M t; K. ; C 11 , ' l, r 4' x2 ; , Xx 3 , N 7 A i JMJ-Qat-ban5wqugj,4..L..A,.....?:;g.,.4,r.f.mw Vi , W ,:,.-;,.. H4 Anwudw A... 5.5,. Aim , , and Con Purpose: To culfivafe an inferemL and afford pracfice in debafing and public speaking. OFFICERS Carolyn Hierholzer .............................. Presidenf Louise Furman . . , . . . . . . . , . . , , . . . . . .Vice-Presiden+ Norma Holden ,.. . , , . . , , . , ,... ..Secre+ary Iris Green . . . . , , . . . . V Treasurer Arline CorbeH ........ . , . . . . . . ....... Manager of Debafing Mariorie Cole ............... . Ass'+. Manager of Debafing Professor William J. Nor+on. Jr. ..... . . .Faculfy Adviser Eleanor Kahn I935 CharloHe Andelman Carolyn Kuhlfhau Florence Cummings Kafhryn Leimer Gerfrude Hirsch r..-. J 1'. ., . . I 7'3'7$ :.. . . c... f , .....-vd I936 Margaref Kalp Cafherine Leonard Rufh Nutter Adelaide Moll I937 Eleanor Franchini Doris Larson Jeanne Lockwood Helen Higgins Rufh Mondschefn Page ZOSJ History Club Founded: I925 Purpose: To discuss and erudy quesfions of hisfory and polifical science. OFFICERS Anna Thompson .................................................. PresidemL Mary Alma Parker ............................................ Vice-Presiden+ Iris Green ....................................................... Secrefary Dora Cook ............................. Treasurer Professor Anna M. Campbell ................................. Factu Adviser Professor Emily 6. Hickman .................................. Factu Adviser I934 Alice Boyle Gerfrude HamL Claire Musfermann Inez Davis Rufh Kasfelansky Frances Niederer Evelyn deRundeou Mary Leinbach Louise Rovner Elsa Ebersbach Virginia Lincoln Florence S+anhope Bea'rrice Eckes Elizabefh Marcellus I935 Leona Becker Elizabefh Fernald Edwina Marcellus l936 Anna Eliason Marjorie Naylor Marie Sullivan Bella Jacobs Sara Newman Dorofhy Walker Beulah Johnson Emma RiveHi Barbara Weber Jane Mammel Gwendolyn 3+. Lifer Page 2061 Home Purpose: To promofe i Virginia Sfewarf ...................... Carolyn Thaeler ..................... Charloffe Cross ..................... Mary Lefherman .................... Professor Helen W. Hazen ........... Elinor Allison Elizabefh Boan Margaref Diffmar Marjorie Hyer Alice Jane Dorofhy Bofsford Helen Canon Doris Carver Corinne Conklin Cafherine Decker Elizabeth Bearman Margaref De Graw Ella Farnow Virginia Frick Berfha Huff Dorofhy Kirby Lura Anderson Pauline Ash Dorofhy Becker Dorofhy Bohm Beffy Brown Charloffe Bruskin Rufh Bucher Martha Calhoun Gerfrude Donohue Jane Englesbe 1.3g? Economics Club FOUNDED: 1927 nferesf in +he field of home economics. OFFICERS ............................................. Presidenf .......................................... Vice-Presidenf .............................................. Secrefary .............................................. Treasurer ........................................ Faculfy Adviser I934 Mildred Lawrence Elizabefh McHarg Elizabefh McHenry Agnes Oeffle Elsie Oeffle I935 Jane Eisele Marianna Herbermann Alma La Roe Margaref Rosohc Frances Ross Irma Shafer I936 Florence Lindner Clara MacKenzie Margaref Mielziner Rufh Niedf Mary O'Donnell Dorothy Pearson I937 Marfha Eppele Peggy FiHing Florence Garland Jeanne Gladwin Marjorie Howe Mary Kavanaugh Mabel Lehlbach Elodie Livingsfone Chloe Maddox Page 207 Harrief Overfon Helen Van Sciver Vileffe Voss Frances Weigand Julia Woodman Maryday Swarfzel Eliza befh Taber Rosalie Voigf Jeaneffe Weeks Charloffe Wolff Jean Phillips Anne Sfraffon Margaref Thompson Adelaide Van Vleif Nancy Walker Eleanor Wyckoff Sakado Mafsunago Leola May Anna O'Keefe Jennie Rago Marian Richards Jane Seeley Mary Sobomon Jean Van Sciver Lelia Winn Rosalie Yesko'? X A x 9N I r 4 f i f,. .7 - ,4 31 w: ,g Ma xx r.- g5 . .. l. - : a 2 4 .2 ' m' ' M ; 7 -...,. 4...; -5--. w--.4...--2MnW 4 Mathematics Club I920 Purpose: To culfivafe a deeper inferesf in ma+hema+ics and +0 promo+e a wider knowledge of He field. OFFICERS Elizabefh NohC .................................................... Presidenf Dorofhy Venook .............................................. Vice-Presiden+ JulieHe Marshall ................................................ Secre+ary Louise Rovner ................................................... Treasurer I934 Mary Bruce Elva Parvin Ma+hilda Drews Rufh Rosin Elizabefh Fefcho Edna Smifh Edna Miller Rosemary Smifh I935 Dorofhy Cameron Edifh Erving Blanche Spieler Anifa Gherscovich l936 Helen Allen Elsie Ma+heke Sarah Anderson Gladys Crenning Viola Gardner Founded: i:Page 2084 Gerfrude Hirsch Morgie Sanderson Wanda Shipman Janef Thompson El Circulo Espanol Founded: 1927 Purpose: To creafe an infereer in Spanish He. ar+ and liferafure. OFFICERS Marie Lepore .................................................... Presiden+ Mary Peferman ............... . , . . .Vice-PresidemL Evelyn Houyoux .................................................. Secrefary Mary Eleanor WaHs ............................. , .A .......... Treasurer Manuel Salas ............................................... Faculfy Adviser I934 Filomena DiPace Grace Hardy Frances Lloyd l935 Kafherine Caskey Mary Wrighf I936 Frances Beckwifh Nan Reilly Vera Lang Jean Zaremba I937 lrma Belfer Marian Gillis Eugenie LaChance JeanneHe Bibbo Florence Jacobs Elizabefh Myers Rose Egger+son Carmel Kramer Dorofhy Noble Page 2091 Le Cercle Francais FOUNDED: l920 Purpose: To mainfain inferesf in and fos+er a knowledge of France. ifs language and people. Beafrice Eckes ...... Dorofhy Roach ..... Elinor Allison Elizabefh Biorkom Mary Bruce Leona Becker Evelyn Bergh Doris Dow Evelyn Houyoux Sara Anderson Florence Barreff Kafhleen Barrett Genevieve Cash Mariorie Cole Margaref De Graw Mildred Delavan Ann Alpert Margaret Archbold Mary Afwood Charloffe Bluhm Olive Brachhold Rufh Bucher Rufh Buff Florence Cohen lillian Corbin Dorofhy Cornish Eloise Courfer Isabelle Demaresf Gerfrude Donohue Mary Douglas Margaref Farley Eleanor Franchini Lillian Furie thel Fursfman Edifh Gallo ............... Presidenf ........... Vice-Presidenf OFFICERS Madame Alice W. deVisme. ..Factu Adviser Winifred Debbie .. Helen Henderson Virginia Clarke Inez Davis Marion Evarfs Frances Levine Frances LoBue Edwina Marcellus BeHy McCarfhy Anna Eliason Elsie Ferrari Claire Gorman Berfha Huff Rolanda llsley Cecilia Janiga Margaref Kalp Gerfrude Gerfh Marion Sillis Dorofhy Goldberg Alice Golberger Margaref Haynes Rufh Hill Ru'rh Holmes Marjorie Houghfon Elizabefh Hunf Sfella Janiga Barbara Jenkins Sylvia Kalmekof'f Carloffa Koberlein Helen Kraszewski Eugenie LaChance Adelaide Langenus Lucile Lansing Doris Larson Margaref Le Comp+e I934 Mary Freinf Penelope Pearson Doris Robinson I935 Mary Pellicano Adeline PerroHy JeaneHe Pierzchala Lucienne Richon I936 Myrna Kern Margaref LaFoy Cafherine Leonard Elsie Mafheke Muriel McGimpsey Irene PaHerson I937 Gwendolyn Levy Jeanne Lockwood Alix Loree Margaref Loree Eleanor Mackey Rufh Mallory Margaref MaHhews Dolores Moore Helen Morris Marilyn Munn Elizabefh Nelson Anna O'Keefe Sybil O'Qulnn Madeline Papaccio Georgiana Peferson Marie Riedel Emily Rife Winifred Reilly Marie Rozycki Page2IOJ ................ Treasurer ............... Secrefary Louise Rovner thel Whiffield Anna Rifchcufsky Elizabeth Robinson Helen Topham Frances Vina! Mamie Rago Emma Rive'rfi Jane Rufledge Catherine Sands Gwendolyn Sf. Lifer Janef Thompson Florence Schiff Helen Schulz Dorofhy Seddon Mary Jane Seeley B. Elizabefh Shelle Elisabefh Sherman Muriel Slaff Mary-Hope Smifh Conce++a Sorrenfino Edna Sfeuber Doris Sfraffon Carlin Sullivan Mariorie Trimmer Anna May Van Horn Miriam Weisberger Lelia Winn Marion Wiseburn Margaref Wolfinger Mary Wofring -.--' 'u- -.-. --v .;;r. A 3. :7 . V 7 r, ' A- 3.7 13.1 .54' . ' ; I j. . 7,? W v .5 .7 . 1 a u - t; . 77 , , v' , ,7 . .. b 3.415: gchi .'7 u ; .14? 371 x ., - ; :- 4 x. 7;. Mark .5221 .1 .kmgazmi.awwwcgjLL,-;AW?.;Z..;.;2.,,;5,EW;!7 7 , ,m,4:.-s,4;77..i ,1... ANAAMMJ Ag. . -.....r.; M 454:. A2. II Circolo Italiano Founded: I928 Purpose: To promofe inferesf in Hue Halian language and ifs cuHure. OFFICERS Filomena DiPace ............................................ Presiden+ Marie Lepore ................................................ Vice-Presidenf Adeline PerroHy ................................................. Secrefary Elsie Ferrari ...................................................... Treasurer Professor VWlIiam Oncken .................................... Faculfy Adviser I934 Anna Mae Williams I935 Phoebe Brown Frances LoBue Mary Pellicano I936 Carmella Nalbone Angelina Ubaldi Ca+herine Vergura Mamie Rago Ru+h Whi+e I937 JeanneHe Bibbo Jennie Rago Eleanor Franchini Emma RiveHi Lillian Furie Elizabefh Schiavone Edifh Gallo ConceHa Sorreano Mary IacheHa Mary Zacchi Madeline Papaccio 1.. .7-17W1'T'74. 1372-:- Der Deutsche Verein Founded: 1927 Purpose: To furfher in+eres+ in and knowledge of Hue German language and Iiferafure. OFFICERS Dorofhy Tudor ................................................. Presiden+ HenrieHa Trosfel ............................................. Vice-PresidemL Marjorie Fricke .................................................. Secrefary CharloHe Andelman .............................................. Treasurer Helen Hierl ......................................... Chairman of Scholarship Professor Friedrich J. Haup+man ............................. Factu Adviser I934 Jean Earle Helen Hierl Lillian Rosenfeld thel Whiffield Beafrice Eckes VViIma lzsak HenrieHa Trofsel Marcina Edingfon Marion Kelley Dorofhy Tudor I935 CharloHe Andelman Theresa Kuns+ JulieHe Marshall Madelyn Tunner Mariorie Fricke Evelyn Lehman Aimee Meier Mildred Helmers Frances Levine Helen Thomas I936 Kafhleen BarreH Barbara Easfon Camilla Joseph Evelyn Spencer Margaref Brennan Frances Farnow Frances Lange Adele Sremafz Rufh Cash Carolyn Feiler Elsie Mafheke Elizabefh S+o1r'HeJr Adele Cohen Bernice Gerfcher Evelyn Neeb DoroJrhy Traphagen Jennie-Belle Coleman Ella Goldschmid Barbara Van Buskirk Dora Cook Beafrice Weiss l937 JeanneHe Bibbo Eleanor Kuns1L Doris Larson CharloHe Bluhm BeHy WoodrmcmC Page 2 I 21 'x W 1 , ,1 . A 1' -. V . x . . 'w-q r x : xx . 1 ,1 x ; ,f Bu gu-k - A. A: -...k.k.-d AnilngAu Kappa Alpha Founded: I930 OFFICERS Doris Franklin .................................................... Presidenf Virginia Wharfon ............................................ Vice-PresidemL Helen Thomas ................................................... Secrefary Genevieve Cash ................................................. Treasurer Professor Shirley Smifh ..................................... Faculfy Adviser 1934- Mary Louise Bauer Sylvia Nadler Elizabefh Biorkbom Johanna Olsfa Alburrfa Hopkins CharloHe Wenfworfh I935 Mary Kafherine Daly l936 Bella Jacobs Elalee PeHe Adelaide Moll Mamie Rago Julia Barafa Annabel Kloes Doris Berkowifz Gwendolyn Levy Louise Harman AnHa Nelson Sylvia KalmekoH Mildred Reilly Page2l31 Kappa Iota Founded: I93! Purpose: To vishL and s'rudy economic organizafions. OFFICERS Ca+herine O'Brien ................................................ Presidenf Ernesfine Hanauer ............................................ Vice-PresidemL Isabel Van Slyke .................................................. Secrefary Maesie Rowland ................................................ Treasurer I934 Doris Adams Ru+h Kasfelansky Ru+h Penhollow Mary Bruce Gerfrude Michelson Dorofhy Plumer Suzanne Davis LoreHa Moseley Edna Smifh Rufh Edwards Elva Parvin Rosemary SmHh Anna Thompson I935 Jane Blackwell Gerfrude Hirsch Cafherine Rankin Margaref Carlefon Helen Joswiak Marjorie Robbins Doro+hy Freeman Eleanor Maps Winifred Thompson Vivienne Gregoire Rifa Pin+o Frances Voorhees l936 Mariorie Campbell Jane Mammel Shirley Hufchinson Cafherine Sands Barbara Smifh :Page 2l4: l Vi w. ., x x: fx 7'7 Xx; . . ..; -;.4 4... Wyaubg. 4,..-., ....; ....a...L.. uwg Crop and Spur Founded: I930 gnu mi. cs Purpose: To increase general inferes+ and parficipaJrion in riding. OFFICERS Elizabefh Moser .................................................. PresidemL Maesie Rowland ......... Vice-Presiden+ Mary Eleanor WaHs ............................................. Secre+ary Carol Eichler ..................................................... Treasurer Professor Jessie G. Fiske .................................... Factu Adviser I934 Mary Louise Bauer Elizabefh Boan Mildred Sfewarf I935 Frances Carnes Jane Pipes MaHlda S+einer Elizabefh Fernald Helen Quackenboss Elizabefh Ward W36 Ernes+ine Clark Margaref Hankinson Jane+ Ramsey Helen Crawford ' BabeHa SfreHwolf ???M?WV . m 2.th A Vv 4;, - . Dr Elbnm . I937 Marfha Conlon Helena Supinski Eleanor Mackey Harrie+ VVa+son Alison Mifchell Helen Whi+ehead Mae Paulison jrglnh Page2l51 Athletic Association Board Founded: l92l Purpose: To cooperafe wifh Hwe Depar+men+ of Hygiene and Physical Educafion in sfimulafing inferesf in a+hle+ics and insfilling a spirif of good sporfsmanship. OFFICERS Barbara Bowdoin .................... BeHy VV'ard Lucille Walfers Marjorie Baler ...................... Professor Helena M. Kees ............. ............................. Presidenf ....................... Vice-Presiden+ ........................... Secre+ary ............................ Treasurer ....................... Factu Adviser CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Arnifa Kozusko, '34 Margaref Vanderbeek. '35 Helen Greenwood, '36 Marion Holman. '37 Claire Dannefelser, '37 MANAGERS OF SPORTS Eleanor Bope ................ Soccer Helen Loube+ , 3 .Baskefball Suzanne Davis ..... La Crosse Kafhryn Leimer ........... Swimming Margaref LaFoy ..... Tennis Susan Jenkins . . ...Archery Eleanor Bope ......... Publicify Alburrfa Hopkins ............ Hockey Frances Voorhees ............. Shack Lola LaHay ................ Baseball Louise Hazard ........... Wa+er Polo HarrieH Overfon ...... Mofher's Day BeHy Moser ................. Riding Eleanor Siege! ............. Canoeing 3Page2l63 Physical Education Club Founded: l93l Purpose: To obfain a broader ouflook on +he field of physical educaHon. OFFICERS Maria Marucci ................................................... Presidenf Sara S+evens ................................................ Vice-Presiden+ Elsa Warbach .................................................. Secrefary Anna Hallanan ................................................... Treasurer Miss Consfance C. Dunne .................................... Faculfy Adviser I934 Evelyn Boesling Arnifa Kozusko Emily Brown Helen LoubewL I935 Margaref Vanderbeek I936 Marjorie Baler Mildred Duncan Marion Arfhur Grace GeHy Marion Holman Rufh Lamberf Rufh Llewellyn Jean High Rufh Mindlin I937 Juanifa Morrison Elvira Schmidf Edna Sfeuber Page2l7 Eleanor Siegel Lucille WaHers Rufh Tobias Jean VanderhomC Anna Van Horn Rufh Williams Helen Ynasky l p A x . : x X, x . x , . x , Pv-v. rm a x x . . xR 121 j 1 4x 1,. J , . 3 I x lain QZLhE-rhuthr. . ,h--4d . ., ;-:.. , , xxx U .: V xx ,:- .. rkw kW 43... x Shack Guides OUTING BOARD Frances Voorhees ................................................ 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