Douglass College - Quair Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1956 volume:

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S fQ N 5 I K E Y 'I' O M A P Admission Ofiice 5 Library 3FB Agora 25 Little Theater 29 Alumnae 'Cottage 15 Lodge 30 Ari Gallery 3-A Botany Building 2 Cabin 13 Carpender Building 10 College Hall 6 Cooper Hall QDining Rooms, 20 Elizabeth Rodman Voorhees Chapel 8 English Building 22 Federafion Hall 2'l Giblions Parking Lol 'IB4 Gymnasium 9 I Mary Kingsland Macy Willefs Infirmary 24 Music Building 12' Physics Building 7 Ravine Bridge 'll Recitarion Building 3 Residence aff Dean of College.27 Residence of Dean of Siudents 28 Romance language Building 'l Science Building 4 Service Building 17 Sfudenf .Center 18 Student Cenier Parking to! 'I9 Swimming Pool 26 L Jameson Audiforium 23 wood Llgdizzdiqlullgnde l .::.. r Q 'q t y lr A .. .-...I f D .5 Fl conwm cAMPus L ,fiiili B P g C ' nurcsns causes or I I J L M AGRICUITURE I A 25 N I C H O Q E L AV n il l -f Q V Z E 29. E E V 2 Z E ls u., L E H li im x E: 4 W B In 'E l E I i l, C E R DO GI ,ASS CQLI ,EGE VS Rlffgffff - The State Unzoerszly qf JQZU jerry f , - ? P NEW BRUNSWICK,yNEW JERSEY ' Il ' 1 - DOUGLASS COLLEGE RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY CAROLA BENECKE, MOR 'N CHIEF DQRIS SMITH, BUSINESS MANAGER r ' , V 1 11-, ll ., -..., . . K ,f ,ig-, ' I . -:E , 4, yn, M, - , eggs ' .1 ' , A ' ' ,, J w' ffl- ffl' LEWIS WEBSTER JONES Presidenf of Rufgers University Afier four years as presidenf of Ruigers Universify, Dr. Lewis Webster Jones has proven himself an able and appreciafed aclminis+ra+or. His informal appearances on fhis campus and his foo-infrequeni' Chapel ialks have led us io an'I'icipa+e even greaier progress and developmeni' on boih sides of 'l'own +han we have wa+ched during our undergraclua+e years. 'Y MRS. MARY I. BUNTING Dean of Douglass College Seplember I955 meanl' more fhan jusl' resuming sluclies 'lo Douglass sfudenfs. We finally had a chance +o meel Dr. Mary I. Bun+ing, lhircl dean of The College. Her eager- ness +o explore all areas ancl means of improvemenf promises +o make her adminis- +ra'l'ion a prolifable one for all of us and fufure sfudenfs, faculfy and aclminis+ra+ors. r'no'r ousrere 'or own 'ouXXcYrng N-1Kk'n 'Yrs qukke 'nornon e gr odes, sc'ne6oXes, c.oXen6orKng o meek- os'r onq pro'oXerrK con be soweo s, xl eXXovI sYxps, pxnk sYrps CoXXege vlwrw 'r'ne eX sYrps CoXXeg,e HQXX . . . Kn'no'dx'ron'rs . . .v4'nek'ner Wo ' or 'nopes 'ror o summer rob, okn How' . . . 'r'nere rnoq 'oe 'oXue sYrp Y s , 'ook 'r'ne1 QXX 'neXp 'ro ron We 'cor gronkeo . . .Xos'rXae1s, dnop erkoos rnoner o'r orsr ocooernrc 'Hoy one or X'ne o'r'ner ,rneq con or ouqn rng 'ox1 CoXXege or Xusk pkixn sN'rir're s rp e'r'rKdrenol we gener QXX1 'roke one roomrnokes, os x'1eXX os X'ne more s Qnorkcoqnrngs, oXX Qnese con 'oe kov-en core o person Rn CoXXege YXoXX . . .KR rneq ood K sow e o pr o'oXern Xeosk err ecx us 'ro 'One person NNXGO rnoq be o'oXe No 'neXp . . . ond rn we rnoq no'r reoYr-1.e'r'r, oXX or r'ne peopXe corrwrnonw rererreo 'ro os oornrnrsrrofrorf' vrekorne o sodroX vksfn or Xeosr os rrwdn os oXX ou pr o'oXerrNs. 5 lm Wi! iilTI 5 V '21, g F I if 4 Fl Imp I-iffqwm, - I W. .VW wif'-1 egg, .5525 M 12:1 5 51 I i , DR. DONALD C. DORIAN Dean of lnsfrucfion MR. CHESTER W. SNEDEKER Bursar 1--.-,.--.- - in Q MISS MARJORIE M. TRAYES Dean of Students Q-E -.Aq.T.- H In-fm .. I FRANCES ELIZABETH RICHE 439 MAGIE AVENUE, EL1zABBTH Bachelor of Arts Fran has dusky hair and a grand smile and a charming- ly friendly manner and-oh yes, a Phi Beta Kappa key. Add to those little items the facts that she's taken part in Christmas ceremony for three years and has sung in choir and done features for QUAIR and Campus New, with a little Junior Show work thrown in for good measure. She has a deep interest in many things, particularly English honors. and now Helpful . . ...Then XX HCDW CAN WE THANK YGU R l 'lmpvll Miss Frances E. Riclwe Secrefary of fhe College, in Charge of Public Relaiions MISS RICHE? MISS EDNA M-.NEWBY Miss EILEEN A. mLLoN Di'eCf9 9fAdm'55i0n5 Assis9anfDean ofSfudenfs I ffffff, C335 f ,L VR Q Q. QWX fe X X 9 MISS ANDREA MANLEY Registrar ' W MISS OLIVE K. BRAY Director of Personnel Bureau 4 -, ' yr . -'M 4.1 ' 1, A V' . 'I . , mxtfxg HA . - reer rr e I, L. .A4l gi- . fe l-.. . ,,. qw. . 5 li -F .rn :Ev lvl .pil ,-iw l..' .ffvev 'xii' 'l .T i,-4' , 'Hf 5? .Ji . '4'JP' x5bQf 7,,v - .- ' ' MISS ELEANOR MAGNUSSON Assisfanf Direcfor of Personnel Bureau MRS. FRANCES K. HURLEY Librarian MISS LOUISE B. MUNDY Supervisor of Dormifories MRS. SIGRID R. RUPP Assisfanf to fha Dean of fhe College i MISS MARION R. MOORE Director of Sfuclenf Cenler DR. HAROLD W. POTTER College Physician MR. JOSEPH E. LASAGNA Manager of Dining Halls E, E lf U ' x xv in 'E .1- me Ax if ' 5 -an 1 if , '::,, J-U: 1 . Y, LI--335-1' f - k QLEQ -,QV ' ., 'nf JUS: A J K , X i .nl UNM L -..-. 7 4 ..,:' -4 gv, , , , z I . . . ! I , -..Ii g N. ,fggzzg w ,I M. ' '33, V ' fi ' Y' ' , J L5 X 5, X ' g 4 ' Q. V jg 3 A 2 3 ep 2, s I A Q W., . .--.,:- , 5 : W L , 1 , I ., , - , -. Q S - - OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION ANITA MARLAIS ......... Presidenf BARBARA HENRY . . . . . Vice-Presiclenf SUZANNE RUDY .... .... S ecreiary BARBARA BONHAM . . . . . Treasurer Polifics on The run Changes in Ihis Cons+iIu+ion shall become effeclive when . . . Ihe proposed change shall have been posrecl for considerafion of Ihe Sludenl' Body 'Iwo weelcs before . . . GA ConsI'i'I'u+ion, Ar'l'icle VIII . . . self-gow erned s'I'uden+ governing . . . vi'I'alized de- mocracy in a small bui effeciive way . . . 'I'he germ of poieniial eleciion exci+emen+ wi+h +he appearance of a parI'y plaiform . . . debafes, hol' and heavy, long and hard, over re-allocaiion. of funds . . . re- 'Iurn of living room smoking . . . Siudeni' Faculfy Leciure series, Leaders Conference, 'Ihe Campus Chesl' Drive, and ln'I'erna'I'ional Weekend . . . PoinI' of order! . . . righis of minorilies . . . NSA's New Jersey chair- man-a Douglassiie . . . Facul+y Show-a once-in-four-years delight G. A. Represeniafives Coffee, cigareffes and consulfaiion ' 0 -P gqrxx Q. ,, ' , iw-V 1 -- -,:: f -- Y tL1'f.. gg --.-. - - - . , A... :I i' 1 1 -1' . . as honored as the Supreme Court Elizabeth Traina .....,4...... Chairman Carol Carpenter ,....,.. Vice-Chairman Eleanor Fry ............ Senior Member Barbara Fates .,........ Junior Member Janet Stettbacher ....,. Junior Member Barbara Bateman . , .Sophomore Member Frieda Eichler ....,.. Freshman Member Mr. Stephenson, Dean Trayes. You are trustworthy, ergo, you are trusted . . . based on the premise that every student is mature enough to be proud of her own integrity . . . when the system fails the Honor Board tries to help the weak link . . . elected representatives . . . cause of our joy-no proctors breathing down our necks at tests, no housemothers watching the clock . . . os secret as the C.I.A., as honored as the Su- preme Court. iq it , -f.. I Senior Members of Honor Board -mgi In theory . . . Bernadeife Terango, Presidenf In fheory formulafes policies, or- ganizes Sfudenf Cenfer acfivifies, observes and evaluafes sfudenf re- acfions and needs . . . in realify copes wifh crowds, provides free movies, holds parfies for faculfy and IocaI children, previews con- cerfs in fhe music room, has dances . . . Hallowe'en fun house in fhe P. O .... affer-Chrisfmas-formal coffee and pasfry . . . spring fash- fir We are the Weepies . . . ion show . . . bridge, piano music, cigareffes and coffee. STUDENT CENTER ACTIVITIES BOARD ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A.A. Board Ann Woods, President IIMI Hx I If--1 I. If IIIIIM.. ' 'I Shack Guides Red vs. Black team-automatic placement during fresh- man registration . . . by senior year non-athletes non- plussed re which team they belong to . . . Shack- roughing it in the beauty of the Watchung Mountains . . . square dances . . . A.A.'s fall dinner and spring picnic for loyal members and female athletes . . . a respite from the intensely intellectual . . . only pre- requisite: initiative. CAMPUS BANK Campus Bank . . . Fort Knox sans gold . . . for those who hang onto checks long enough to be deposited . . . allowance or salary can be saved . . . loans for the financially insolvent . . . nearer than the local banks. Sandra Harding, Senior Editor Bette Shefrin, Junior Editor Beyond the smolre screen-the literary elite Hornbook . . . visions of a literary elite brooding in an office creating o literary magazine . . . but it isn't really so: Look at us! We don't wear horn rimmed glasses, we are not vegetarians . . . . . . But they do run around hunting up genius . . . any poem, essay, short story . . . BUT there are high literary standards to .be maintained . . . deadlines come semi-annually, but the smoke screen in the office attests to ever-present pressures . . . blue pencil meetings on Tues- days for the benefit of prospective authors . . . lectures of high literary merits but gaged to the interests of an unlimited public. . HCDRN BCDOK 1- . . xgz ,Q Ja -x ui 515.515 as H 'E ' : W Q Y W L 1 -- Q 5 1,2 YT' Caellian Staff PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF DOUGLASS COLLEGE Vol. 17, No. 17 NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 195.6 By Subscription Madame Editor 20 THE CAELLIAN Beverly Dolan '56 ..................,...............,........ ..........., Ed itor-in-chief EDITORIAL STAFF Mary Lynn Howard '56 .............................................,..........,..... 2 ....... Managing Editor Helen Delpar '57 .......................,.........,..................,...,....... Associate Managing Editor Ruth Silberstein '57 ..... ..... . Assistant Managing Editor Virginia Niemyski '58 ..... .............................. N ews Editor Reina Krakower '57 ....... ....................,..................,...................... Z ........... C opy Editor Lee Benincasa '58 ..... .......... ,.... .............................. ............. . Az s 1 stant Copy Editor Jane O'Grady '56 ....... ....... ..............................................l.... - ....... P h otography Editor BUSINESS STAFF Sandra Hart '56 .,....... .............,..... . ............................................... B usiness Manager oAnn Lazow '57 ...... ................. ..... ...................... .............. A d v e rtising Manager essica Finn '57 . ..................................... . ...,................. Associate Advertising Manager Rhoda Li man '57 ....... .....................................,... ,... ...................... C i r culation Manager Marjorie Bockie '57 ..... ......... ........................................ A s sistant Circulation Manager ADVERTISING STAFF Phyllis Boorstein '58, Bette Luebel '59, Marion Rex '58, Sue Rosensweig '59, Car Sward '59. Published eqery Thursday during the school year by the students of Douglass Colle Rrrtfegsdf gnxversxty, the State University of New Jersey. Year's-subscription, 54.755 mai , . . Represented for national advertising by National Advertising Service ,Inc.. 420 Ma non avenue, New York, N. Y. Member of Associated Collegiate Press. 1, Editorials, unless otherwise signed, are written by .the editor. I Telehone: CHarter 7-1766, Extension 7-272. Tuesday . . . Monday... Le'I s save fhe edi'l'ors from blood, swear and fears and leave +l1em a few hours of precious sleep! . . . noi' iusi' a pep fallc, buf a refrain on lhe 'Familiar message on fhe as- signmenl' sl1ee+ fhaf goes up each Thursday in lhe Caellian office . . . nerves of sfeel and quaniifies of pafience are fhe firsi' prerequisire for a successful Caellian edifor . . . rounding up recalcilranf reporfers, missing fads, and los+ copy . . . an almosl'-all-niglil'-s'I'and al' Thafcher-Anderson's on Wednesday niglmfs brings 'Food for +hougl1+, Hearibeai ifems and news, Campus and infernafional, 'io our P. O. boxes on Thursday . . . working according io +l1e +ene'l's of fhe free press, Caellian praises, scolds and inifia'l'es . . . fhrough ediiorials and leHers +o fhe edi+or . . . again, Cael- lian deserves a vofe of ihanlrs for prodding us in +l1e righf direcfion +l1is year. I, y, V, i.. iuizi zzzi A y on U Y 'qw , Wednesday . . . H,5,.,,a,VF., ,fm-.L .r. ,. ,l5:jg. 1 ' ull'-Hx ee , VA Jr HN wx YW' l ,,l- if W. ,H me xl ll r iirr i rrs 1 w e 'sw- in ,lyk V R 0 ' s, - ' M' - LWMM' if r in i , a i 'ze-an ,- 'N .Q1:lgg,,,w- Ape: W 3 , V, rf' V Thursday! , -gf, ' v . l if U' . f H, sf- , W 11.11, -' -- 04,55 .gy . , fav L . 3,w,- i yyyfffi g .W ll P , Ev uv., nav,-',,i,'ix,flI.?' -Iwi--,LA ' A .. g. ,- sl .' ' x.. Y 1:1 3, i'Z.wy: .. , 5 19W5 ll.115 ' - 1956 Carola Beneclce ...... ,........, E difor-in-Chief Doris Smi'l'l1 ....,,.. ,. ,..., B usiness Manager Jacqueline Billings , ....,...... Liferary Edifor Carole Fine ...... ...... ......... P h orography Ediior Frances Murray ..,w w,.w, . A ,Organizaiions Edifor Nancy Decker .,,i.aA, YY,AiA, A dveriising Edi'l'or Linda Slcodacelz ....,... .,.w................ A ri' Ediior Phyllis Granl ........w. .. ,..w.,. .. .Circulalion Edilor Pafricia Dobroslcy, Barbara Abelowih, Maria Coslanza, l.eHie Lou Eisenhauer and Rulh Zemel, Junior Assis+an'l'sg Mrs. Hurley, Miss Riche and Mr. Snedeker, Advisers. Deadlines . . . . and more deadlines 8 Edniors -l- 5 Assisianis + no sleep I one Ouair Quair . . . old English for leaf or laoolc . . . Miss Riche, where do we s+ar+ now ihaf we've been elec+ed? . . . mixing exams and inierviews wi+h prinfers and phoiogra- phers and irying +o do iusiice io boih . . . irying +o loolc aifenfive while noi' lisfening fo exfravagani claims of work for oiher colleges- This is Douglass College, and we're raiher pariicular, ihanlc you . . . 'l'he eiernal problem of swealers vs. drapes . . . hoping 'io avoid +he seniors when fhe proofs come baclc . . . did you ever hear of a senior who liked her piciures? . . . senior sec'I'ion geHing los+ in ihe Chris?- mas mail . . . again exams and fhis lime a deadline hanging over our heads . . . un- limiied possibilifies for exhausiing five iun- ior assis'I'an+s . . . Doris, Pal' and Carola driving our 'l'o De+roi+ for +he Associaied Collegia+e Press conference-'ihrough rain, gales and ice over ihe furnpilces . . . los? phorographers and groups noi' showing up when 'rhe phoiographer did . . . finally, lay- oufs are finished, ihe deadline ogre is a 'thing of +he pasf, only +o crop up again in +he dreams of ediiors and advisers who are frying 'io rediscover 'ihe unlimiied pos- sibilifies of a good nigh'l s sleep. O, nf T' Mrs. Frances K. Hurley, Mr. Chesier W. Snedelcer advisers. Corwin . . . where Squibbs and 'l'he Ag farm compere for olfadory aHen+ion . . . Das Deufsche Haus . . . hopes of dinner af 'Phe Home Ec house . . . LiHle Theafer re- hearsals un'I'il 'far info The nighl . . . Now, girlie . . . af II p.m .... which is longer: Nichol avenue or fhe walk across Gibbons field? . . . only co-ed campus a+ Douglass . . . housechairmen sfill have 'lhe suife on fhe 'rhird floor . . . 'lhe smalles+ of 'lhe small houses and 26 freshmen in DD . . . in- formal dances al' +he Lodge and Pine Cone ceremony a+ Chrisimas . . . +he waier 'lower and our own privaie lake . . . plumbing fhal' never works and wafer ihai' is never hor . . . walks on 'Phe Ag farm . . . irying 'io find a parking place on 'l'he fwo horse- shoes or in befween . . . people sfill calling ii Douglass-I mean Corwin. CCDRWIN u - -1 Ref! , ,Al ' 1 'f ei ' ' X' 3 . 15' ' N, I xv 1 . X13 1 Corwin ll housechairmen ' CAMPUS - mum? mm L ifwrfQ521x3siii, 1 1 41121111 W m. 71.15 - - - 5-1 11:52 - 1' 11 3.1-W1 ug 111 f Wm 11 2 X QF? wi' im 158335253252 11,11 111.191-11 1 ,1e1g1egm11 111 ' QSM 1111 wssissfivfi 111 11 wfslisxal 11 11 1w1A.X,,1W 11111 1 ,dwzfms-W W S ia. 11 11 1 11 1H11 1U 1 1 1 , .1 Corwin I housechaurmen ' r 'Vf W , L fn 1 -13 5 1 z.' 1 ' ' :QM . r! 5.5.1 1,1 - ff 1 .4 A- 1 , 1 nf'-L11 -, u - ' ,111 1 11 Y - 111 111 1111-1155311 wt ' was 1355523 J '31 ,N E may .eff Q -T' gif? , 1 291 2 x 11 .wifi 1 1111 H :J Miss CLAIRE oms Director of Sfudents Gibbons . . . bigger and beH'er parking lois . . . aufumn leaves . . . 'l'he Cabin on Halloween . . . can'+ we gel' more heal? . . . windy, winfry wallcs across Gibbons field . . . whife snow and Chrisimas carols 'rouncl fhe campus . . . All hail, Wassail! . . . Luzmela and L'lle de France . . . 7:30 a.m., Chapel chimes and Cooper, 'len min- u+es fasi' walking, five minufes if you run . . . Mrs. Radwan and Miss Olds, 'I'wo more new Gibbons girls, in Gibbons M and N . . . I+ is noi- Furiher fhan Corwin! . . . firsi fresh breafh of morning air-smell fha? river! . . . spring showers, fhen a circle of green around 'Phe campus . . . iennis?-bu? 'rhe courfs are full! . . . sunny days speni' sun-ba+hing on ihe suncleck . . . informal dances, exam feas ai' ihe Cabin. GIBBCDN MRS. ELEANOR RADWAN Direcfor of Siudenfs if bb ' S bb lb. wg! t F'fi?!95 '1 v W Gibbons I hougechairmen JJ 1,343 Gibbons Il housechairmen CAMPU S Mf- 3i'4Ws,, MISS MARGARET M. KLINE Assistant to Director of Students MISS JANICE HARVEY Director of Students ,evra Jameson housechairmen Jameson . . . Mecca of the worshippers of the Great God Convenience . . . To the Center, anyone? . . . missing breakfast for that extra few minutes of sleep . . . bridge marathons in Calumet . . . parapet communication after dark . . . conversion to sunbathing resort on first day of warm weather . . . smoky bull sessions in Petite . . . the uproarious Jameson Show . . . college crossroads-Infirmary, where you're liable to meet anyone, anytime, with any ailment . . . new all-campus center -laundromat room! . . . silently tiptoeing through the all-night studiers in Arcade . . . battling for the crossword puzzle Sunday mornings. JAMESO Calum AMPUS Senior Bee Advisers Beehive Officers Beehive . . . Bees lcepi' busy commufing . . . lunch For Bees and faculiy prepared by home ecs in fhe cafeieria . . . bridge during lunch hour . . . ping-pong . . . new faces . . . some srudy, some sleep . . . haz- ardous driving on snowy days . . . swarms, goozings, and faculfy-Bee ieas . . . senior class lasi' class fo remember Joe's and ihe Spa during pre-Cenier days . . . refurn of music via new phonograph . . . wheels in- sfead of wings. B 3 ,f '2. ,IE ' I I I V E MRS. VIRGINIA CAGLEY Direcfor of Home Sfudenis WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE CONGREGATE gl gi Sin Q ' ' . URW- E 5' . --ww, M ,V - W . , lf' sw W Y - 4 I, 5. Y ,I 'y K if ' A o sl N Q 5 -Nm. ,- K W assi mi , , is ' ' ,QE 1 , 1w ,. ,gg 5 V 0 A Q5 QQ f fwhxi., , Wig Mm fm b 5 ,, -V F 3 'E ' ii . . JJ. ,, fps- ,.. 'ii 5' w , . 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Combining all elemenis brings recogniiion during iunior year: Jean Gruen '56 and Mrs. Norah McCar'rhy Rosenau '56, Pa+ricia Gueriiey '57 and Sandra Weins+ein '57. B E T A B E T A B E T BIOLOGY A PSYCHCDLOGY 32-ITJI-jf -U7'U 3'fCDI'f1ZO Zi, DRAMATIC ARTS TT'NTMETTTTTWTW TT'Ei.vgTWTTTxw TTTTW'TTET'wTTXTN5flTkTLTTT..'QQ TTTTWTTT'WWTT W uw T Q 4 H T W , W Y H uw wx! ,, u in . H W hx T A1 W uw w w wee ' www W TCT Ljggmm WN W u .. ,Jw '43 SENIORS SPANISH 1 Y fx? - WM M H .1 Z W: N wJ'w: wgeiigx u Elsie --W Ka KU Q QW, ,,'W2,, its My 2522 ' Wu uw C Q:- C I-I A P E L U S I-I E R S JUNIORS gf s 15.9 fb., X , Z-Z:-nm 703, Ln O 'U I O Z O 73 rn Ln Miss Shirley Smith Classics German Club Marlene Hiedewohl, Presidenf French Club Hilde Hediger, President Spanish Club Nancy Decker, Presidenf , , . .iaY.i...., - Faculty-Student Lecture Committee Bernice Burke, Student Chairman Romance Languages Department Dr. Marguerite Richards, Chairman From gutteral German to lilting Italian . . . romantic in all ways-French and Spanish . . . historical Latin and Greelc . . . prolific English 'majors by necessity . . . Why are you taking Portuguese . . . ? . . . enig- matic shorthand . . . high school continua- tions and more adventurous attempters at a new language . . . beyond conversa- tion to history and literature . . . the foreign element on campus: Das Deutsche Haus, Luzmela, L'lle de France . . . recognition ot classic and Germanic intluences on our modern world . . . a search tor the avant- garde . . . language clubs tor more intor- mal introductions to cultures other than our own . . . a summation ot all interests in the Student-Faculty Lecture series tram W. H. Auden on Calliope and Cleo to Erich Fromm on Psychoanalytic View ot Religion. Miss Enice E. Fitts, Secretarial Studies Dr. William J. Norton, Faculty Chairman English Department Dr. Oral S. Coad, Chairman Pen and Brush Club Art Department Mr. Theodore Brenson, Chairman FINE ARTS Preservers ofthe creative in man . . . regular exhibits in the gallery in Recitation Hall . . . new display cases . . . the rearrangement in the lab for more room . . . Pen and Brush . . . smockecl devotees . . . eye-catching posters . . . masses in the art appreciation class . . . those who understand modern art. Little Theatre . . . groans over freshman speech class . . . freshman participants in the D.A. majors' plays . . . auditions . . . greasepaint . . . footlights on Wonderful Town, Bell, Book and Candle, and Playboy of the Western World . . . dramatic ex- pression in QT. Speech-Dramatic Arts Department Dr. Annetta L. Wood, Chairman P .- ' x M 1' F 0 W, 'sa lm 4 aa ? ff 71' Aff . of ,QQ f, 2:15. qv ,.1,,.---,3,. cp v. n',n'f ' ...xr ,4O'v0n nu-ax :l vt 49 1 ' . guy ,l, f, ,4:: :: f fi C49- ., 'x A la 24 if Ml: as 1 3:11. A ' , .- Va 'vf lf 5 I1 gi. zn- Nfl .Al 'HH 455. 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Kunrod Kvcxm, Chairman The building 'I'l1a+ resounds wiih music- even during exam period . . . provider of music +eachers, siudenfs who coniinue in grad schools and 'iheological seminaries, and more recenfly musical 'l'herapis'l's . . . increasing number of R.U. s+uden'I's . . . innovafions: summer plan for M.A. in Music Educa+ion, year-round praciice ieaching, new members on +he iaculiy leven 'ihe addiiion of 'Hue firsi' baby born in 'the depar'rmen'r in 1'en yearsl . . . organ, piano, woodwinds, brass, siring, and voice. i EMVENBZE IES ' , i mm!!-' lmlulgllnlnmn Mill! , X H :Wim H H W M , WH 1 41 i ' i i Esixniufainn ' I 1 as Music Guild Ma rthellen Brown, President Extracurricular extension of the melodiously expressive . . . Glee Club entertainment in Chapel a welcome treat . . . ioint concert with R.U. before Spring Formal . . . in tune with Hamilton Glee Club . . . Christmas caroling at the Dean's . . . Christmas Vespers by Voor- hees Chapel Choir and the orchestra . . . orchestra and faculty soloists commemorated 200th anniversary of Mozart's birthday . . . Sunday night faculty con- certs . . . University Choir a credit to the university . . . first semester rehearsals for second semester's presen- tations of Mahler's Second Symphony for Orchestra and Chorus with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy . . . the Music Guild . . . lecture, trip to the ballet, luncheon for Madrigal singers from Bennington. Rutgers University Choir gwnnwq Eugene Ormandy who conducted RU Choir and the Philadelphia Orchestra in MahIer's Second Symphony Mr. F. Austin Walter, Director 29. 'i-13493 '59 9 i csnuf rf 4493 Qgaieeaops AQJVAB l- 1 it ,f ..-...,.. - ,I .' . n , ul' . LQQ 'fn 41- ,A , . 1: 4 '- g 'L :tl it N. .W K -....-, ' 'T' ' . 7 12.2 x V , ' - -.. , 5 , ,. .V M., Sociology-Economics Department ,W WWI H M Dr. Francis W. Hopkins, Chairman 4' U lm H H if History, political science, sociology, psychol- 1 f ogy, philosophy and education . . . everybody takes a course sooner or later, and many re- main to explore the problems of modern society more deeply . . . classes with ashtrays in Carpender are one ot the rewards a social scientist reaps . . . field trips to psychiatric wards, museums and wholesale markets are part ot the curriculum . . . a politically- Human Dynamics Club minded professor . . . ancient history can be Bernice BU'ke'P'eSlden' as rewarding as contemporary South America . . . exploring the possibilities ot elementary and secondary education before practice teaching. Dr. Nelson G. Hanawalt, Chairman, Psychology Department Dr. William J. Norton, Chairman, Philosophy Department . . . AND SCIENCES in :gg mmlu m ll0lwlllllllQllltlflYllilllllll3 lu I Q llililuww i Q Ev m Qu. 7 M., Nw 1 lu. aMg.:,,,.31U i will l l ly! 5 lnternuiionul Relations Club Judith Silver, Presidenf Fuiure Teachers of America Educafion Deparimenl History-Political Science Department Dr. Margaref A. Judson, Chairman . . . SOCIAL 45 I 1 46 Meaningful rela+ionsl1ips in religious organi- za'l'ions . . . Profesfani, Cafholic and Jewish . . . represenfafive of all fai+l1s . . . ioining infellecfual developmem' wi+h spirifual signi- ficance . . . inferprefing wha+ is now lcnown by whaf is believed. Revision of courses and enlighfenecl ap- proach . . . re-in+roduc+ion +o Hue Bible . . . courses +ha+ reveal more +l'1an 1'ac+s . . . academic pursuance leading +o self-analysis. f-Q A Eminem Dr. Cyrus Ransom Pangborn, Religion Chemistry Department Dr. Roger S. Sweet, Chairman Mathematics Department Dr. Cyril A. Nelson, Chairman Mathematics Club Wilma Grundman, President NATURAL 4.17 Bacteriology Department Dr. Hazel Gillespie, Chairman L CHQ, Chemistry Laboratory Physics Department Dr. Wilfred J. Jackson, Chairman Science . . . +wo courses are required, buf some maior . . . ihen 'lhere are fhose who 'lake physiology for physiologyis salce . . . iuggling iesr iubes and wielding slide rules, all prerequisiies for a successful scien- 'lific career . . . chem, maih, zo, bo+any, and phys sci for +he less scieniifically inclined . . . labs may be a chore, bu-l ihey help l'urn ou'l' 'rhe Eins+eins and Waksmans of fomorrow . . . Curie Sci and Maih club 'For af+er-hours confinuaiion of scieniific discussions . . . bacieria 'lhal' look surprisingly alive under a microscope . . . field irips io inspecl' sewage planis . . . early-morning bird waiching sessions. Curie Science Club Kcihleen O'Shea, Presideni Home Economics Deportmeni Dr. Koihleen Rhodes, Chairman Home Economics Club Everyfhing from feeding Bees and faculfy fo needlepoini and inferior decoraiing . . . giving Science build- ing an aura of grandmo+her's lciichen . . . sewing everyihing from baby clofhes io wedding gowns . . . Chris?- mas cookies for affer-formal house pari-ies, and some +o fake home, +oo . . . eighl' weeks ai' fhe Home Ec house on Corwin senior year, iusi' +o see wheifher fhey can apply whai ihey learned in classes and never-ending labs . . . Their independence-envy of Cooper-diners. AND PRACTICAL ' '1 i f i im. , r, ' -1 i ,iw ,fi V H' 1 ' 1 - , ni ,y - 51,-in ,J H i ,i 1 U , ii., V Orchesis Nereids The Juggler . . if S+ilI +ha+ +emporary packing-boxes creafion . . . fhaf mad dash for 'fen- nis classes in 'I'he spring and fall . . . irack and folkdancing and everyrhing in-befween . . . a deparimenf handi- capped by lack of facilifies +rying +o provide someihing for everybody . . . Orchesis presenring 'I'he Juggler of No'I're Dame af Chrisfmas . . . Jame- son H being disrppfed by Nereids re- hearsals, buf all is forgiven when ihe aqua show is presen'I'ed . . . phys eds mysieriousiy referring +o +he dung- eon. Hygiene-Physical Education Department Dr. Helena M. Kees, Chairman H H assi ii ' '4 9: 1 3? wr, 5' ..ef-F-gf? The Packing Box X A 1 I .1 6 W1 Senior Class Officers Domenico Cafcinzoro Julio Heilemcnn ,.,.... Ruth Nemefh ........,., Zelene McDoviT ......A -------- -,.,.m,,----Presidenf Vice-Presidenf ,s.s------Secrefary Treasurer E? -41 N-N g, .... un- Q 1 9- V' C lass Advisers Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ George Bradshaw YJ ' .4111 3 J ' 4. 4 1 5,5 - N- A, ga --'23 V If sh 1 1 F I. Lv ' .. 4 ,f lj,-3.-J K fix' 'vi' Wav-Mfg JUDY ADOFF Economics Sparkling eyes . . . operafes flamingo and while campus cab . . . blue-green ini: . . . Wha+ happened +o 'the pony- iail, Judy? . . . Campus bank -- small- 'iime college financier . . . differenl' iob every summer. 56 CONSTANCE ADAMS Elemenfary Educafion Connie . . . sunny disposiiion . . . will laugh af any iolce . . . Anybody wani' any popcorn? . . . 'lhe gang a+ Corwin O . . . firm believer in afiernoon naps . . . procrasiinaior 'From w-a-y back . . . l will gel' up for brealcfasif' LUBA ADAMS Chemisiry Scienlific, meihodical mind . . . can'l' wail' for labs . . . good 'things come in small packages . . . my baby Mark . . . no gym . . . accenf 'ihaf capfivaies . . . darn il . . . I3 lucky number . . . hubby's iravels 'io Columbia. MARY ANNE ALPISA Ari Mona Lisa smile . . . never ai' a loss 'for words . . . Reciraiion garrei nafural habirai . . . ihe big Halloween surprise . . . Bu'r you don'+ undersiancln . . . as- sembly line work on papers ai ihree a.m. PAULINE ANKLOWITZ Mofhemafics Modern ouiloolc on life . . . Why wall! when you can ride? . . . mafhemaiical probabiliiy in bridge . . . l 'Feel like clo- ing S0m8'll1il'lg'l . . . senior wifh Sarurclay classes . . . 'From S.A.M. io M.R.S. . . .. SYLVIA APPEL Music lmplike philosopher . . . a loyal Rufgers fan wi+h crowded bulleiin board . . . +l1e building . . . playing 'Phe women's club circuif . . . well-modulaied meow . . . l always lmii ihis way. MOLLY AROUH French Moll . . . realisi ai hearf . . . la iouissance de la vie . . . French novels ad nauseum , . . hosrelers' view of Europe . . . black coffee and fhree a.rn. papers . . . Spanish wiih a French acceni . . . Ainsi, iouiours pousses vers de nouveaux rivages. MARILYN APPEL Philosophy The five-year plan . . . e year, ihen a summer on ihe +own . . . marking 'ihe beais in one-acier My Six+l1 Cousin . . . above 'lhe fimberline . . . Khakis +ha+ sfand up by -themselves . . .. -ihaf slepen al ihe nygl1'l' wiih open eye. 57 LORETTA BARUCHIN Music The building . . . a liberal of fhe aris . . . clormani descendani' of Rip Van Winlrle . . . novels during exams . . . senior year in public schools . . . soprano in choir robe . . . collecfion of insfru- menfs? 58 BERNICE BALANOFF Hisfory-Polificul Science Transferred 'From Baies iunior year . . Jameson C-I . . . Bernie, +elephone . . . midnighf escapades . . . S+uden+ Cenler af nine . . . Do you follow me? . . . This has gol' +o siop . . . ashirays in Carpender. PATRICIA BAUSHER Engineering Trips across iown . . . engaged 'lo S+an iunior year . . . one conveniion affer -ihe ofher . . . movies wi+h Geneva Friday nighfs . . . week-ends in Perth Amboy . . . organized fossil hunfs . . . iwo years wiih Edifh. BARBARA BAYLEY Hisfory'Polifical Science Freshman year in Corwin B . . . really LIKES fo work . . . four years wi+l1 Barb . . . only poli-sci maior wifh pre-med iendencies . . . eighi dinners 'For six people . . . le+'s look ai The oiher side of 'the ques+ion . . . Corwin J. CAROLA BENECKE German Carnegie Hall and Johns Hoplrins . . . I need a maior . . . Caellian Wednes- day nighfs io Quair nighis . . . C'ro 'io I4 sophs im Deufschen Haus iunior year . . . You and Laura are roommaies? . . . Now w-a-i-f a minui'e! . . . girl wiihouf a couniry. JACQUELINE BILLINGS English Jacque . . . 'freneiic 'freshman year . . . impeiuous car irips . . . rapid conversa- iion puncfuaied wiih laughler . . . from fhe Ceniral Plaza 'lo Carnegie Hall . . . resoluiions PER SE . . . Le'l's see who I can bo+her . . . affiniiy for finding bizzarre places. MARIE H. BRANGENBERG Elemenfary Educcfion h Quief, pensive air . . . capfivafing smile . . . early exams preceded marriage +o Johnnie sophomore year . . . faughi balloon ball +o juniors a+ Newark . . . coffee and Danish af ScoHy's . . . en- counfers wiih precocious fifih-and sixih grade scienfisis. MARIANNE BIERMAN Hisiory-Polifical Science Mar . . . mid-morning scholar . . . four year sfudy in 'rhe evoluiion of a personal- ify . . . THIMK . . . Senior Brealvfasi council . . . +hree no . . . Why didn? I maior in modern dance? . . . iencls io- ward 'ihe slrepiic, Winnie-fhe-Pooh and fop floors. 59 SIVYA BROWN Spanish Siv . . . ihe Spanish s+oic . . . Jerry Benlham values . . . cynical humor . . . memorable summers ai Temple and Mid- dlebury . . . Heiiirz and l1is magic vio- lin . . . Senior Brealz'ias+ council . . . I don'-l need ihis aggrava+ion . . . righl-hand drawer apofhecary . . . Luz- mela . . . Ramona . . . basically, 60 JUDITH RESNICK BRENNER R Elemenfary Educuiion Sincere, sympaiheiic, warm . . . always beauriiully dressed . . . 'Phe long, cold silenf wall: 'lo zoo freshman mornings . . . weelrends away . . . Newark Siafe iunior year . . . summer of '55 - mar- riage +o Dick, her Princefon Man . . . l l senior commu'l'er from For'r Lee. MARGARET BRIGHTBILL Eoiuny Bofany 209. second home . . . field lrips wifh mud and 'Flowers . . . Drosophila . . . classes on lhe Ag 'Farm . . . Soufh Caro- lina and Canada iunior year . . . senior year in Gibbons Q wilh Kay . . . Infer- varsiiy Chrisfian Fellowship main ouiside inferesf. ELAINE BUCHNER Philosophy Bucky . . . iranslier from Russell Sage . . . smiles, songs and sincerily . . . heads on ihe road less lraveled by . . . a com- binafion of fl1e aes+l'1e'l'ic and 'l'l1e alhleiic . . . Irma of Q. T. 'fame . . . Weepies . . . Mama of Gibbons 30 . . . l'm off io work - going -lo Europe you know. BERNICE BURKE Economics-Sociology Bee . . . Merry Sunshine . . . heclic weekends . . . beneficiary of 'Ihe Break- fasl Council . . . shopping for courses . . . 'Iickef on Ihe Iibe aisle . . . her Jeep- ship of G-H . . . I gof purged . . . Snack Bar seminar . . . demons'I'raI'ive Iraumas . . . unoblrusively efficienf . . . Ladies. ROBERTA CAIN Physical Eclucalion Bobby . . . Shack manager . . . Senior Promenader . . . Beehive buzzin' for 'four years . . . Sporfs session daze . . . Tues- day nighf meefing rush . . . no Iime . . . baby sifiing rackefeer . . . golfing craze . . . weekends af Shack. MARIETTA CALIANDRO Music One year as a Spanish major . . . Luzmela junior year . . . Thursday nighfs a+ C. A. . . . We are 'rhe Weepies . . . memories of Leinsdorf, Freccia, and Ormandy . . . I don'+ know . . . assislanl' housechair- man . . . many hours of confinemenf wilh fhe violin . . . +o +he building. KATHLEEN BURKE Hisfory-Polifical Science Two years al' J-B wifh Pal . . . Iasl' Iwo spenl riding buses . . . conslanl coffee breaks . . . mania 'For modern novels and psychology . . . always ready +o defend Ike and 'Ihe New York Yankees . . . parl- +ime iob a+ Probalion depar+men'I'. 61 ANN MARY CASALE Halian Keen insighl info lhe human mind . . . deep unclersfanding of problems of oihers . . . 'true inferesi in languages and lilera- fure . . . Ah, 'lhose iaunls across iown! . . . proverbial nigh+ owl . . . mys'l'ery girl . . . Moi'l1er in G-20 senior year . . . maior? Salem wifchcraffli 62 CAROL CARPENTER Economics Firehouse Five plus Two . . . a Prince- lon beer iaclrei' and an exiraordinary rep- erloire of pariy songs . . . Cooper's vision in while . . . Good Lord, Miss Agnes . . . ihe cause of many a gendarme's gray hair during a grand auio 'lour 'through Europe. DOMENICA CATANZARO Psychology Dee . . . meefings, meefings and more meefings . . . Efernal 'lriangle - arl lab, psych boolr, and Dino . . . lhe innocenf Oh! coupled wifh 'Phe devilish gleam . . . Hanawall and 'fhe seven orher greal' psychologisfs sfruggling wifh experimenls over coffee during Thursday labs. MARY CLARKE Home Economics Dinlry . . . Laddie . . . repufaiion for marrying off roommafes . . . Home Man- agemenf house . . . long iohns and ad- hesive iape . . . Ex ITS . . . waclzy sense of humor . . . Who, me? . . . lease . . . sympafheiic friend. JEAN CLUM Sociology Jeanie . . . public relafions wifh purpose . . . dynamic and exuberanl' . . . Miss Clum, as a sociologis1 . . . coniinually changing criieria of self-assessmenl . . . Mo+her 'io G-I8 . . . living if up in The libe . . . I4 plus 3 equals indigeslion . . . alias Fran M. Oum. au'l'onomous person. DORIS COHEN Home Economics Bubbling over wifh en-lhusiasm . . . friend- ly hello and warm smile for all . . . made college in +hree years . . . happy -limes lo remember wilh roommale Marilyn on each campus - and 'finally Jameson . . . GA represeniaiive lwice . . . dorm social chairmanships and 'lhe Home Ec club. RUTH BORSUK COHEN H isfcry Suppressed desire 'ro own par? inleresl in a candy siore . . . became sociological hisforian in spife of commilfee meelings af Hillel and counlless dares wiih Jerry . . . married af end of iunior year . . . resulf - conducfed weekly laxi service fo New Haven. xg: ELINCR COHEN Hisfory Ellie . . . arm chair in the hislory reserve room . . . Oh, grea+! . . . charming embodimenf Swee'f and Gen+le . . . perfecl' companion and four-s'lar room- mafe . . . Girl Friday of ihe Ag library . . . Corwin isn r really so far! . . . quief, dependable warmlh. 63 BEVERLY JEAN DARLlNG Hisiory l iusl can'+ iighr ii! . . . memories of l. D. pic+ures . . . S+oolzey . . . under- slanding lisiener . . . procrasiinaiion . . . ihree cigareHes a year . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . os+racized orni+holo- gisi . . . ups and downs . . . 'lhe suife in F senior year . . . ready -iour+h 'for bridge. 64 HELENE CORBISIERO English Dignified Grecian air. lively eyes. hair chopping enihusiasf . . . siudying in 'Phe easy chair yielded Dean's Lis? and Del+a Sigma Phi . . . goof-o'l'F lime al 9:30 will: her 'iavorile Delia Sig. JOAN DANIELS Classics J, D. . . . gay or serious mood 'lo suif ihe occasion . . . consfani chanfeuse . . . noleboolc of slreiches and poeiry - 'Few noies . . . language room veleran . . . Boys in Ivy . . . lniernaiional club . . . Hornboolr coniribuiions . . . fuiure ieaclwer and 'louris'l. NANCY DECKER Spanish Naniia . . . siempre el espanol . . . 'fresh- man fun in D-B . . . fond memories of Doris . . . Senoriia Presidenle . . . I4 plus 3 equals indigesiion . . . Sunday nigl1+ phonecalls . . . Zaleen. my planis are dying . . . +l1e unusual corsages . . . fu- iure as pro'Fessor's wife. NANCY DEINDORFER Journalism-Adverfising Illinois lransfer . . . one of 'the crosslown crew . . . spring vacafion in Florida wiih Diane . . . No, I'm noi 2I - bul I'm marriedI . . . lively sense of humor . . . lunches in C.T .... senior ediiing labs . . . Chicago Chamber of Commerce . . . music lover. DOROTHY CALDWELL DeLUCA Elemeniary Educafion Dol' . . . combining household duiies wiih homework . . . humor and irony delighl- 'fully mixed . . . wha'I malres Auslins run? . . . siudeni 'leaching ai Millburn Junior high . . . 'rhe 'lrouble wilh children is 'leachers . . . Dean's lisi sophomore year. ANN DeNOE Hisfory-Polilical Science CHRISTINE DEMARINO Psychology Counfing complexes . . . 'lhal liHle-less- 'lhan-half-a-voice . . . horn-rimmed glasses 'Falling off her nose . . . soph year in German house and Mili Ball Queen's courf . . . house-chairman . . . all abouf Ronnie: my Della Sig . . . planning a June wedding. 65 TAMARA DOMANSKY English-Dramafic Arfs Tommi . . . always seen wifh Lo . . . See you around fhe campi . . . Rova. pollcas, Russian femperamenf . . . Jungle Fever af Liffle Theaier . . . Alpha Psi Omega . . . never enough sleep . . . red flannel pajamas . . . permanenf circles under fhe eyes . . . mom fo fhose 26 freshmen. 66 BEVERLY DOLAN Hisfory-Polificol Science McCar+hy and Marx over coffee . . ad- vocafe of 28-hour day . . . Carpender habifue . . . Madam Edifor . . . addicfed fo lafe hours . . . always a deadline . . . Brealrfasf Council vicfim . . . Aw, come on, Gang! . . . caffeine supreme . . . fha? rare combinafion: a pracfical ideal- isf. l GRACE ELAINE DORMAND Journalism Lainey . . . poison pen freshman year . . . black one . . . Gibbons L suife . . . shufferbug . . . fascinaied by de- parfmenfal disease . . . soclcs on inside ouf . . . fhree years wifh Barb . . . cheese ouf fhe window . . . infamous Sharpie . . . 2l af last . . . Hare foday, goon fomorrow. PATRICIA ANN DO RSETT English Pai . . . sympafhefic nafure . . . sanely sophisficafed . . . dry humor . . . holds fracl: record for disfance befween Doug- lass and fhe sfafion . . . remembers coffee hours af Joe's, Spa, and Sfudenf Cenfer . . . looking forward fo combining a career in feaching wifh marriage. CATHERINE DUBNI Elemenfary Educafion Powers of concenlraiion - especially on Maine. bridge and ariihmefic in ihe ele- men+ary school . . . clear diciion . . . de- lighf for fufure sfudenis . . . Wha+'s lhe fasiesi' way fo Maine? . . . piclure plale . . . sfudeni leaching a+ School No. I4. Elizabe+h, N. J. BARBARA MECHTHILD ECK English Eclry . . . Wha+'s my maior? . . . soph whirlwind . . . buses anybody? . . . 'Fire- clrills and losi' maHresses . . . never mi- grafed 'ro 'ihe cellar . . . Shakespeare and Diclcinson midnighl companions . . . Das Deufsche Haus . . . housechairman Cor- win A . . . Europe aiier graduaiion. FELICE BORENSTEIN FELDMAN .lournclism-Aclverfising Phyl . . . full of mischief and pranlrs . . . Who, me cause frouble? . . . 'those daily crossiown hikes and hecric Caellian nighis . . . married Bob alier exams iunior year and reiurned for ihircl year in Jame- son D-2 - fhis rime as housechairman. HELEN ECKEL Zoology Transfer iunior year . . . nighi nurse iwo years . . . lived ai infirmary . . . zoo labs wiih Ricky . . . only under-gracluaie vel'- eran al Douglass . . . house meefings wifh Doiiie and Belly . . . delving info life of Drosophila . . . No. l'm maioring in zoology. 67 CAROLE JUNE FINE Polificul Science C. Fine . . . insafialale li'l'erary appelife . . . I4 plus 3 equals indigesfion . . . Speak up . . . maior: relaxafion, pro- craslinafion, raiionalizaiion . . . Jaque. will i+ rain +oday? . . . a maior decision malcer . . . in and oui of iroulzle wifh a fliclr of a word . . . everyihing purple. 68 TH ERESA ANN FIERRO Sociology Terry . . . loves her while Ford . . . en- ioys being 2I . . . 'thai long, dark hair . . . pre-legal sociefy . . . fresh year wiih Harrie? . . . crazy soph year wiih Carol on +he scene . . . spenl' iunior and senior years 'finding ihe way io Bear Mounfain wifh Doris . . . Spanish and llalian clubs. JUANITA P. FIESELER Physical Educaiion Fiesie . . . bus line blues and beehive buzzin' . . . BeHer laie +han never . . . procrasfinaiion plus sleep . . . porfable lunch wagon . . . na'iure's rouge . . . Spor'rs Session daze . . . galavaniing and monlrey business . . . elementary murder . . . l'r'll gei done. ZENA FLAX Elemenlary Educafion Newarlz Sfafe . . . experi on kid Iii . . . conversa+ionalis+ . . . finding pSYCl I0l09l' cal maierial in her 'Friends . . . Lone Wolf on 'Phe iluiophone . . . successful survival of encounier wiih ihe lirile demons in a fhird-grade classroom. IRENE FLORCZAK .Elementary Education Newarlc Siafe . . . ar? labs ad infinifum . . . ITS . . . coffee brealzs in Cooper . . . raised eyebrow and deep voice . . . sfudy vs. sleep: only a mafier of mind over maHer . . . wallrs on Ihe Ag farm . . . Tennis, anyone? . . . Lehigh house pariies. HELEN BERNICE FRIEDMAN H isfory Fai+hful fo fhe hisfory reserve room . . . Darimoufh Winfer carnival . . . Harvard summer school . . . delegale lo model UN . . . finally learned +o lrnif argyles . . . mislalcen for a freshman . . . wriling long leffers . . . aversion fo alarm cloclrs . . . hauniing P.O. senior year. LOLA FUCHS Zoology-Bacferiology ' Always grinning . . . firm belief in self- improvemenf plans . . . favors challeng- ing courses . . . scurrying from lab fo lab . . . heard senior year: You remind me of someone . . . ins+iga+or of mad publicify campaigns . . . Thaf's whaf I said, diddle I? ELINOR VIRGINIA FREY Aff Farmer's daughfer makes good . . . de- vofee of lhe animal kingdom . . . unruly labs as painler, pofier . . . Who cares about marlrs? This is Fun . . . decepfive shyness . . . waiiing for a call from New York . . . dodging arf commillees . . . iulure professional sfudenf . . . Cooper caplain. 69 REIKO F. FUKUYAMA Chemisfry-Bocieriology Mischievous merrimeni' conceals a seri- ousness of purpose . . . I have a funny siory io fell you . . . four years wiih Barb . . . summer waifress par excellence . . . Gel a banana in your ear? . . . Sludeni' Cenfer board . . . Ooh, my ly- phoid sho'l . . . leading -lhe 'lun ai Gib- bons J. 70 GENEVA FUGATE Hisfory-Poliiical Science Transfer from Ohio Sfafe . . . Tea lime? . . . ceramics lab - crea'lions and frusirafions . . . always movies . . . beauiiful ra+ionaliza+ions . . . defermined fo gel 'lo Germany . . . Soufhern Ohio colloquialisms . . . siruggle for long hair . . . commufes 'lo Brown. IRENE M. GALLO Spanish Renee . . . look of innocence . . . Ter- rible . . . three years wiih B. J. . . . Tea wifh lemon, please . . . fhaf Chris?- mas pariy af Luimela . . . Unholy Three . . . Wha+ can I wear +onigh+? . . . Valen'rine's day '54 . . . hips fo Scranfon . . . l'm so fired . . . eighf weeks af H.J. DIANA GARBER Economics Din . . . NYU 'lransfer . . . graduaiion in January . . . Campus bank . . . l know i+'s going io be emp'l'y. hui . ITS alumna . . . 'rhird roomma+e wirh Judy and Kessie . . . a'Hrac'lion for law . . . full of 'rhe devil wilh a serious side . . . .fhe fheafer and classical music. JEANETTE SHEILA GAYDOSH English Nibbs . . . Buf l don'l' wanl' lo worir . . . periodic Souiherner . . . Snack Bar and music room sfudenf . . . How many did we go down? . . . arf for Pa1 s sake . . . hisiorical approach 'lo liferafure . . . Nibbisms for all occasions . . . argyles in exchange for corsages . . . blaclc coal - will fravel. MARIA eeczv Pre-Med Embryology or ping-pong? . . . enfhusi- asm for living . . . pre-med wilh an in- feresf in music, polifics, language . . . a passion for philosophy . . . ardem' promp- +er of lnfernalional weelcend . . . always loolcing for a place 'ro pu'I' her ashes . . . l have 'io go fo work . . . percepfion plus. l BARBARA GILCHER Journalism-Advertising Rainy day wallrs 'ro VanNesf .and George S+. af rush hour . . . ready smile . . . happiesi wifh a problem . . . Thaf's ugly . . . fascinafed by cleparfmenfal disease . . . T.S. Eliof fan prefers sneak- ers . . . coffee Ui brealcs in senior lab . . . Gibbons, L and 20. ANN GELESINON H isiory Annie . . . memories of Europe: I always sleep wifh my head in a drawer . . . Purge Day . .. . l lmow l've mel you, buf I can'+ remember your name . . . mulfi visifs 'lo 'lhe Losf and Found . . . anofher bounces back . . . lilce a page from MADEMOISELLE . . . golf. ' 71 NATALIE I. GOLDBERG English Gna'i . . . famous maxims for 'ihe day . . . searching 'For a good alarm cloclc . . . I hafe Pope - he mocks +he Epic . . . summer misadveniure in Europe . . . Beeihoven acldicf . . . Jus'r one more hand . . . iighfing Carol for 'ihe cross- word puzzle . . . co-owner of Calumef. 72 ROSEMARY GIUFFRE Spanish Ohio's loss - Douglass gain . . . girl wirh +wo fraferniiy pins . . . luclcy 'Fuiure Spanish sfudenis 'ro be ireaied 'io inimil- able adios and es una broma . . . si'Hing on ihe 50-yard line cheering her favorife foofball hero. SHELIA FOX GOLDSHINE Psychoiog y Jameson? a pleasure . . . fabulous soph year wiih Joy and Edna . , . Mrs. fo Alan in Augusl' '55 . . . blazing a frail io Hillel . . . l've had ii . . . Love +ha'l' Mr. Hanawalf' . , . Wanfedz one blonde. shori- bundle of ioy . . . sociology and psychology . . . possible gracluale work. GLADYS TH ELMA GOLDSTEIN H isfory Glad alias ioyeuse . . . Senior weel: ihroughouf 'Phe year . . . Remind me, Connie . . . Sunday nighi' is parenfs' nighf . . . from pop +o classical music fhanlrs 'ro music apprec . . . My Dodgers 'finally did ii . . . four year Corwinife by choice . . . D-F sophomore year. SHIRLEY GOODWIN Sociology Memorable senior year - all semesier of ii . . . lime +0 sil' in classes . . . dis- seciion and absorp+ion of NEW YORKER . . . worn-oul suiicases on pilgrimages 'io Jersey Cily . . . wife of lieufenanl already gloaiing over bargains al army posi' . . . direciion of mys'I'ic commifiee for Journal of Social Sciences. SONDRA GOTTLIEB Spanish Memories of Carnegie Hall and Balfi more wiih RU choir and Soup . . sirains of Bee'rhoven's Ninih s'I'iIl echo . . Boys in Ivy . . . Hola, chica . . . Luz- mela, senior year . . . summer modelling in New Yorlc . . . Anyone for 'Ihe build- ing? . . . horses, horses, horses . . Areniia. MARILYN GREEN English Sfeeped in Irivia . . . iwo years wifh Shirl frying 'Io see who could gel more sleep . . . Gibbons via +he Music building . . . frying 'Io meef paper deadlines . . . Bu'I I have so few ofher pleasures . . . cherished The safefy whisfle . . . honors work in sfeno . . . bermudas af Ias+. I I PHYLLIS GRANT Pre-Med There musl' be somelhing I can do in Ifhal' exira minu'Ie . . . be if ever so humble, 'I'here's no place like 'Ihe libe . . . German house wifh Eva and Polish lessons . . . Tri Beia, Quair and couniing mosquiioes . . . always rushing somewhere . . . nexl year, med school. 73 JEAN S. GRUEN English Purpose, passion and percep+ion . . . zesf 'for learning, life, liieraiure . . . aspir- ing poel' . . . wrifing fhe Alma Maier . . . Phi Jalre junior year . . . midnighl' esca' pades . . . Love and beau'ry . . . house mo'lher of Jameson B .... Bernie and Marilyn . . . Hornboolc compassion, un- dersfanding. 74 EILEEN G. GROPLER Home Economics Leffer fo and from Maine . . . early 'lo bed and early lo rise . . . clon l do ioday whaf can be pui off 'Pill lomorrow . . . Anyone wanl' +o balre cookies? . . . lwo years wifh Trudy . . . oh, lhose labs . . . green pond sevenlh heaven . . . +ha'r melodious voice. WILMA GRUNDMANN Mafhemafics Willie . . . reigns over lhe Malh club . . . I4 plus 3 equals indigeslion . . . equa- iions and red pencils wiih pay . . . in'- legral perl of Gibbons Ma+h seminar . . . abandoned by Pal . . . her eyes laugh wiih her . . . iwo wonderful years in Gib- bons 28. ARLENE H. GUENZEL German Takes ihings as ihey come . . . 'forever organized . . . iunior year in Germany . . . Bee'lhoven's Fif+h . . . gruelling hours in iwo chem labs senior year . . . dancing feel . . . good shoulder +o cry on in Deufschen Haus . . . fhe 564,000 ques- 'iionz Germany or med school? s ELAINE HAHN Home Economics Freclrlehead . . . naiure girl . . . walks in fhe rain . . . Nereids and AA . . . Home Ec house and sfudenf leaching . . . +I-:ree years ai AIice's 'lable . . . Sundays on ilwe Ag farm, evenings in Ihe Ag libe . . . Chrisfmas in Colorado. PATRICIA HANLEY English Black coffee mania . . . well-known down- siairs in New Brunswick Iibe . . . Horn- book . . . passive resisiance . . . a 'Ian Mercury, my charioi , . . a summer spenl under a Ioadsiool . . . And smale fowles maken meIodye. SONDRA HART Econ omics-History Sublle naiveie . . . senior year ai' Rufgers , . . paper macI1e, painf and clay . . . Caellian and Campus. bank . . . D-I anfics . . . residenf commufer . . . always a willing fourlh . . . flwose Pennsylvania weekends sophomore and iunior year . . . cosmefician par excellence. SANDRA HARDING English Hornbook - crealive 'Io execufive . . . aesII1e+ic argumenfs . . . weekly planning a new fhesis . . . Life's one big fool- nofe . . . sneakers for every cosiume . . . Bu+ Il'1ey're so cIuI::by . . . Thurs- day 'Io Tuesday weekends . . . I hope every river floods belween here and Providence - and +I1ey did. 75 JANET HECHTER English Big brown underslanding eyes . . . piano lessons, WQXR, and lrips lo lhe Mel . . . We musl buy more lre+cl1up . . . always 'lo be found in lhe libe . . . lwousechair- man J-CI . . . good and sympaihelic lisfener . . . ready for a l1o+ discussion any lime . . . memories of Harvard Sum- mer school . . . Bredemeier disciple . . . sociologically speaking. 76 VIOLET HEATH H isfory Kay . . . chief in+eresl In+er-Varsily Chrisf- ian Fellowship, presidenl' senior year . . . ever smiling . . . made her way 'four years from Gibbons, lwouseclmairman of Q, 'loo . . . many hours using and helping olluers use lhe libe . . . well remembered Rulgers classes . . . midnighl snaclrs . . . ringing alarm . . . Sou'l'l1 Carolina and Canada. JULIA HEILEMANN Chemisfry-Bacferiology Julie . . . planner and realisl . . . un- predicfalale reacfions . . . early 'lo rise. slow 'lo dress . . . counling mosquiio larvae for money . . . 'lhree years wil'l'1 Zelene . . . senior year in Corwin C . . . las? one oul of Cooper . . . oysiers, a s'l'i'Ff compeiilor . . . fray clevolee . . . laboring +l1rougl1 Ulysses . . . Oh, Jane! BARBARA HENRY English Barb . . . an infeclious aliveness . . . freshman fun in Douglass B . . . 'lwo Barlas for four years . . . 'llwe well-groom- ed look . . . angler for a lhoughl . . . +he Posi+ive par'ly's candidafe . . . Sorry, I've go? a mee+ing . . . I4 plus 3 equals indigesiion . . . a smile ll1B'l' makes her cheeks glow . . . counled among our iavoriie hoslesses. FRANCES HERMO Spanish Pace . . . Oh, really? . . . gullible . . . I have so much work fo do . . . everybody's friend . . . 'Iwo crazy years af Luzmela . . . ie parle espanoI . . . never, never sfops ialking . . . Que ral? . . . perpefual diefing . . . Don'+ I Iook +hinner? . . . aes'fhe+ic living . . . coffee addict ELLEN HODES Elemenicry Educafion Junior year abroad - ai Newark . . . Zoo maior, buf allergic Io labs . . . How many more days fill vacaI'ion7 . . . hopes 'Io fravel . . . arf exhibifs, opera, and 'fhe 'Iheafer . . . frying fo cafch up wifh yes- 'Ierday's TIMES . . . senior year on campus. JANET HOLSTEN Elemenlary Educafion Jan . . . scin+iIIa'I'ing eyes.. . easy-going manner wifh oufbursis of effervescence . . . memories of lively weekends af Penn . . . Anyone for bridge? . . . praciicing flufophone in fhe locker room during iunicr year a+ Newark . . . en- Iighfening eighr weeks wifh inquisi+ive firsf graders . . . senior year spenf wiih congenial gang a+ G-30 . . . promising fuiure in reaching. MARY ALICE HOHE Ari Cherry . . . Ihirfeen minuies from The Beehive fo George and Albany and Ihe bus home . . . mad year in J-D2 . . . nigh? vision wifh binoculars . . . Quick, Lo, 'Iurn our fhe Iigh'is . . . l56 average iwins wifh Tamara . . . Advanced Knif- 'Iing 386 . . . commufing from Gibbons Io ar+ lab . . . Nance, please keep fhe fire escape clear. 7 7 MARY LYNN HOWARD Hisfory Mel . . . a wink and a smile . . . ihaf nighi life - af ihe prinfer's . . . Smiiher Fan club . . . Ah, for fhe life of a sailor . . . dragging roommafes along on cruises . . . wri+ing ambi'rions . . . +en monfhs in 'the garre+ wifh Olga . . . co-chairman wiih Miss Ordes of 'ihe socieiy of Mixed-up Hisforians. 78 NANCY HOOD English Nancy . . . days punciuafed by emofional eclipses . . . +he spring of Borodin and 'Phe archefypal hero . . . Pull your chair up io ihe edge of fhe precipice and l'll fell you a siory . . . consoled by blue sneakers and ihe pink shells. LOIS ILARIA English Lilfle Lo . . . Barb and Fefe 'lhe Prowler 'Freshman year . . . a knifier . . . oh, fha? looooong pony fail . . . sopho- more year wifh Bernie . . . Los1' my gloves, Cher . . . memories of second floor in J-D2 iunior year . . . Hi Swee'fie . . . 'ihose long walks 'io RU on Safurday mornings . . . Tommi's righl' hand wiih +hose freshmen in C-DD. ELIZABETH JACKSON Polifical Science-Sociology The People's Choice . . . gave up smoking - her own cigareHes - senior year . . . fondly mimicking Dr. Mac . . . polifics, poliiics . . . firsi' poli sci-soc maior in Douglass hisfory . . . enfani ferribIe io Helen and Elsie in +he waif- ress room . . . her world composed of iorers . . . Sui+e senior your in C-T. DOLO RES JAGERS H isrory Queen Bee of Corwin V . . . lovely long locks . . . conscieniious commiriee work- er . . . appreciable underslanding and sympafhefic qualifies . . . iascinaied by 'I'he adolescen+ sei . . . aspires fo inspire sfudenrs in +he social srudies . . . yen for fraveling . . . dialogue dramalized by sound effecis . . . 'lwo years of mouse cleaning . . . 3 a. m. - rea breaks. MARY ANN JEWETT Home Economics Mary . . . sparkling personalify . . . kifchen playground . . . souvenirs from Europe . . . A li'Hle rain won'f hurl' you . . . adds fo any conversalion . . . 'two years wifh Trudy, fwo wiih Winni . . . Noi'hing like half a cup of coffee! . . . rhcse 4:30 p. m. naps . . . Love and Marriage . . . engaged 'lo Ken iunior year . . . June wedding bells. GAY KANTOFF Home Economics Sincere personalify . . . a helping hand for all . . . a happy rime on Jameson wifh Helen . . . looked forward -ro weekends home . . . experf in cooking molfen aluminum . . . varied inieresfs, from cooking io conceris . . . 'Fun +o be wilh, a charming friend. l DORIS JOHNSON Economics-Sociology Doris . . . ihe perieci lady . . . a bon vivanr wirh brains . . . irrepressible cow- lick and +ailored wardrobe . . . inveieraie grubber of any food available . . . wafer- warped second floor . . . 'irademark - sun glasses . . . sweeihearl' of Thefa Chi . . . January 8, l955 . . . Daring Doris of D-N . . . Slip Kid. 79 CAROL KAU FMAN Ari Frank Lloyd Wrighf . . . arf lab clausfro- phobia . . . 'Faifhful 'lo Jameson . . . summers 400 miles norfh of Toronfo . . . weekend commuier . . . Mrs, Richard S. in December '54 . . . Puerro Rican memories . . . anchors away . . . and a mounling case of mal de mer. 80 IRENE KAPLAN English Ike io her roommales . . . guiding lspirif of J-DI when noi surrounded byl an adoring masculine flock . . . iniense auburn hair 'resfifying +o 'the warmih ihal escapes and adds so much 'ro lhose who 'feel if . . . a choir angel . . . GA meer- ings. commilfees, convenlions, phone calls . . . lerfers . . . kniH'ing 'for broiher Daniel. FLORENCE KAPLOVSKY Hisfory-Pre-Law Flo . . . varying moods . . . commuier for four years . . . nearly ilunked my exam, only go? a I . . . loves lhose Siu- deni' Cenrer lunches . . . senior engage- menf . . . Didn'+ pracrice my piano les- son fhis week . . . Soulh River . . . Pierce, Fink, Benner, Dean and Flo, a+- lorneys af law . . . wedding bells eller graduaiion. PATRICIA KEIM Ari Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Four Muskefeers . . . Smirher Fan club . . Who's Qonna drive? . . . bonesmobile +o Lehigh . . . six 'limes around Princelon circle . . . Oh, 'lhose slag parries . . . Halloween rio+ senior year . . . grear rescue off Slaien Island. 4 P1 -wi ':. I .-,, r Tm fi-ukqigf CARROL KEMP Physical Educuiion Kempie . . . perpelual good naiure . . . bridge minor sophomore year . . . ITS . . . barber of C-CC . . . grade school fo gradualion wilh Bev . . . 'lallr and a bu'H' . . . never a dullimomenl' . . . Sporls session daze. LOIS DAVIS KING Philosophy The romaniic philosopher . . . procrasli- nafion wifh a conscience . . . opfimislic leviiy of serious hopes . . . 'lhe palhos of lnlernaiional weekend . . . a Queen- bee became a King . . . cycIis'l's view of Europe . . . humanislic compassion . . . oh, 'lhose Rulgers classes. MARILYN KOITZ Home Economics Always ready for a conversalion . . . good lisfener . . . How can I gef all 'fhis work done? . . . helping hand al all limes . . . Chrislmas formal surprise iunior year . . . lhree years wifh Doris . . . Home Ec club . . . sweelness and warrnlh personified. CAROL KLATSKY Arf Transiiion from music lo ari . . . plays ihe piano be+fer 'than she sings . . . loyal io Jameson . . . Mama of 'lhe Jameson show . . . Jusf one more hand . . . beaf- ing Na+ lo 'the crossword puzzle . . . emulaiing Picasso . . . longing for a good nigh'l's sleep. 81 OLGA KOULOMZIN l Arf Greenwich village - fhird floor of Reci- 'lafion . . . red cheelcs, fhe envy of lhe campus . . . ITS . . . len monihs in 'l'he garre+ wilh Mel . . . Franco-Russian diplomacy . . . escaping fo New Yorlr . . . efernal die? . . . mood sculpiure and brighi colors. ROMA KORMAN Elemenfory Educafion Warm smile and friendly eyes . . . fha? giggle . . . men+al block againsf break- fasf af Cooper . . . weekly lrips +o New Haven . . . wailing for airlines fo reduce rafes fo ihe wesi coasf . . . ready lo lislen and willing lo help o+hers. 82 HARRIET KRAMER Spanish Le-Fs do somefhing . . . liHle favors 'Phaf mean a lol' . . . iwo years in lhe Bee- hive, lwo on Corwin . . . I have io wash my hair . . . always praclical and logical . . . The Club . . . dreams of 'traveling a Sudamerica. URSULA KROMAYER Hisfory Chris . . . always busy . . . Jr. Orchesis rehearsals . . . fhree liHle sisiers junior year . . . keeping lhe peace during infer- nalional dinner discussions . . . 'Phe Time spenl in Carpender . . . lniernarional weekend commi'Hees . . . senior year wiih Ann. JOAN KUCINSKI Hisfory Oh. oh, oh Joan . . . scheming ellerves cenl . . . Noi 'lhai i+'s any of my busi- ness, bu'l ' . . . Alpha Siggwi+h Fred . . . hislory reserve and sanilalion lab nalural habilai' . . . senior year wilh Dor in Corwin M . . . 'lufure as Mrs. F.R.B. YVONNE ALICE LANCELIN Mcfhemafics Lively housechairman of G-36 . . . RCA and a iob wilh fhe Mafh deparfmenl lcepl her siepbing . . . four years wilh Jan . . . always lrnilfing or sewing someihing . . . Gibbons Malh seminar . . . -fulure wifh Bill and maih. BARBARA LARSON Spanish Well, +l1af's encouraging . . . aesfhefic living . . . 'lwc years al' Luzmela . . . perpefual lmilling lessons . . .'si'l ling on ihe 'floor in a fur coal . . . 99 shades of lipsficlr . . . obsession for hand-lofion and cologne . . . 'fabulous menagerie - ALL named Pedro. ROSABELLE LaPLACE Physical Educafion Robbie . . . smiles and delerminalion . . . disfance lends enchanlmenl fo 'lhe view . . . Nereids . . . Sporis Session daze . . . missing meals . . . A li'H'le laughfer now and lhen is relished by ihe bes'f of men . . . music and fhe arls . . . l almosl care . . . Europe bound! 83 JUDITH LENORE LEHR Chemisiry-Bacteriology Papers wriH'en 'l'he nighl before . . . labs. labs, labs . . . The CIub . . . 'fwo years on Douglass - or Corwin . . . love for humaniiies, sciences - and 'Ihe German house . . . iaunis io 'rhe Mei . . . naiural aversion +o eaiing brealciasl . . . graduaie school and Europe. 84 PATRICIA LAYTON Elemenfary Educufion Bohemian year ai Newarlc Siafe . . . never made fhe Brealcfasl council . . . Could you give me a push, mis-fer? . . . 'halting +he Orienl by sform . . . bid eighl' hearls - and made il! . . . iusl one more hand . . . argumenialive hislorian . . . Bui +his scheme iusl can'l miss. MARILYN ELAINE LEVINE Elemenfary Education Mellyn . . . one year abroad - a+ New- arlr Sfaie . . . every summer a'I THE camp . . . finally learned how 'Io ge+ up for firsl' hour . . . baclx io Highland Parlc lo leach . . . always busy lrniiling Iiifle -Ihings . . . unique laugh +o maich sense of humor. EVALYN SUE LIPTON Sociology-Economics Siudenl' Cenier ai nine . . . WRSU sopho- more year . . . loyal ic Jameson . . . Did I gel' any mail? . . . in ihe iransi- -I'ion sfage . . . a sirong proclivily for ihings sociological . . . fime for a change - summer '55 al Columbia . . . Audrey, Jean and Bernie. ELDA MARIE MAFFEI English Defender of Shalcespearian auihorship . . . commuiing is easy wifh a Ford . . . Open ihe frap door! . . . sporadic lrniiiing mara+hons . . . summers ai As- bury . . . Blanche and Judy . . . aspires foward European 'lravels in near fuiure. SUSANNE MAKIN Political Science Transfer from Middlebury aifer lfalian inierlude . . N. Friday nighis ai' Frucci's . . . Hey gang . . . iweed slrirfs and srriped bermudas . . . dreams of casiles in England and Scofland . . . snealrers and sailboafs . . . inclined 'rewards argu- menfaiive discussions. MARCIA MARCUS Polifical Science Mouniains our of mole-hills . . . choirs, Leinsdori, Johns Hopkins . . . devoiion fo Navy . . . Please, fake your 'leer off ihaf chair! . . . -lwo hecfic years wiih Dee . . . moody, sincere, searching for a means of inner expression. ELLEN MANASSE French La Sophis+icafe . . . 'Fond memories of Judy and Jameson D-I . . . housechair- man junior year in I'lle de France . . . Tennis, Holly? . . . female counferpari of Rip Van Winlcle . . . wiiiy mademoi- selle . . . disciple of Mrs. Richards. 85 ANITA MARLAIS English lncurable comic, inimifable wil . . . born leader, compelling spealrer . . . firm con- viciions . . . GA presidenf wiih posilive loolr . . . enviable capacily 'lo gel worl: done bu? enioys leisure . . . laleni for ihe api phrase . . . overflowing wilh 'fulure poienlial. CECILE MARINARO Spanish Those crazy haircufs . . . year spenf be- fween Luzmela and Gibbons L . . . Mail come ye'l7 . . . defends fha arfisl . . . aficionacla a fooilaall and loolball play- ers . . . Tha+'s a ralionalizalionu . . . fhe calm before The slorm . . . Tschaikovslzy and 'lhe music room. 86 REBECCA MAX Home Economics JUDITH CAIRNS McCLOSKY Bolany-Zoology Easy-going . . . commuied four years . . . only girl on Rufgers geology 'lrips . . . inleresr in paleonlology . . . Really7 Oh, no! . . . weekends spenl 'fossil hunfing . . . lunches wilh Blanche and Elda . . . mel' George iunior year - mar- ried him senior year. DOROTHY ANN McCUE English Warmfh combined wilh sinceriiy . . . l'm sooo upsel ' . . . four years equal one lcnilled socl: . . . palience and per- feciion . . . always neaf . . . dined be- hind lhe polled palms . . . lafe conversa- rions in 'the suile of Corwin E. ZELENE McDAVIT Mafhemafics Harmony of music and maihemafics . . . 'three years wifh Julie, one on each campus . . . Leinsdorf, Freccia, Ormandy . . . EX2 . . . early morning silences in- ferrupfed only by sneezes . . . I4 plus 3 equals indigeslion . . . Nan, we're pul- fing fhe alarm cloclr on 'lhe dresser. CARMENIA ANN MEDURE Spanish Conala of D-F sophomore year . . . one of rhose rare our-of-slalers . . . laughed unfil she cried . . . irips fo Ballimore and Carnegie Hall . . . Sigma Della Pi . . . Jaclc's pin afler Three years . . . yo halolo la langue francaise . . . housechairman of C-L . . . warm and sincere. CATHERINE MclVERS English Kay . . . loquafious? an undersiafemeni . . . poinfed humor . . . financial palron of lhe lilae . . . worlr-sfudy plans . . . lhose I8 French crediis . . . 'lime-con- suming infrigues . . . sifuafion-inspired philosophies . . . 'lacilify for saving every- fhing un+il +he lasl minufe. 87 FLORENCE F. MILLER English Two 'fabulous years ai Syracuse . . . xooms around in 'lhal red and while Ponfiac . . . everyfhing is connecied wiih archi- +ec+ure . . . serious all weei: buf gay limes on Philly weekends . . . a irusiraled ar+isie . . . a European honeymoon wilh Jim - somehow. 88 BA RBA RA MESCO Elemenfary Educafion Friendly and amiable, bu? can'+ hide 'thai roguish naiure . . . freshman memories of Lois and Pe+e fhe Prowler . . . Schubie-Do . . . 'ihose Buclmell week- ends . . . wrifing delailed lisfs for every- fhing . . . slowesf lznifier on campus . . . ll p. m. lerfers +o Jimmy . . . Newarl: Sfafe. FLORENCE A. MILLER Music Carnegie Hall, Rochesier, Baliimore and Philadelphia . . . io ihe building . . . hours of solilary confinemenl wiih lhe violin . . . Huh7 . . . loyal 'io Gibbons . . . minor in Canferbury club . . Mo+her Superior of Gibbons 34 . . sfoclzings and heels all of senior year. ROSE LUCHINSKY MINTZ H isfory Rose, 'rhe Redcoai . . . economic man debaies . . . mararhon paper wriier . . . burning 'ihe midnighi' oil wifh sleepy Sweeny before hisfory quizzes . . . resi- deni commuler during Jameson year . . . now in Rariian Gardens opening cans for Marv's dinner. DOROTHY MIRSKY Mafhemufics 1 Dogg , , . swee? disposiiion, generous na- , lure . . . fwo years wifh Bobbie . . . mafh LUCY MORELAND Sociology Soff-spoken Bee . . . shy smile, innoceni look . . . Coffee77 . . . fwo years in fhe French house . . . lnfernaiional week- end senior year . . . Donner moi deux soux . . . smoke sfaclr . . . always seen wilh fhaf bulging briefcase. PATRICIA F. MORISETTE Home Economics Transfer 'From Russell Sage . . . dividing lime befween husband and boolcs . . . fhose long rides 'From Mounl Holly . . . ready fourlh 'For Beehive bridge games . . a friendly smile and a friendly word. W maior wifh much spare 'lime 'For Richard. AIDA M ISHKIN Mafhemafics FRANCES MURRAY Sociology Always a minuie for a chal . . . willing worlrer . . . poriraii of a lady . . . in- curable romanlicisi . . . lale lo bed - lale +o rise . . . nole wrifer, personified . . . animal menagerie . . . deadly green lhumb . . . Mom 'io G-32 . . . Parenfs day . . . a song in her heari. 90 MARIE MULE English-Dramatic Arts Effervescenl' . . . 30 miles oul ai sea . . . James James Morrison Morrison . . . child acfress aspiring fo grown-up roles . . . English wiih a Cherman accenf . . . lhree sweaiers . . . four round iables . . . Tovariclr empafhizing af Liille Theaier . . . refuses 'io gel up in lhe morning. PHYLIS MUSKA English Combinalion of effervescence and iniel- lecf . . . Safurday classes all lhe way ihrough . . . from bridge fo ping-pong . . . Procras+inal'ion is 'ihe lhief of 'lime - and so whal'? . . . ihe pleasanf agony of papers, papers . . . All l need is a Mile . . . some day lo England. RUTH ANN NEMETH English Sparkle and warmfh . . . memories oi window-fo-window cha-is senior year . . . Mexican summer . . . rushing around wilh Chrisimas formal blueprinfs . . . Rise above il . . . poeiry and papers . . . dined behind 'lhe poiied palms . . . praciical aesfheiicism . . . effervescence coupled wilh iniensify. SYDNEY TILKIN NEUWIRTH English Dark hair complemen+ing sfriking feafures . . . second generaiion Douglassile . . . 'flair 'For crealive wriling . . . Those New Yorker iolzes - 'rhey're so funny . . . memorable Princefon weelrends . . . pin- ned, engaged and married fo Lee - all during iunior year. LIANE OBERG Psychology Lynn . . . greal pal, always fhere 'lo help . . . Iafe nighls . . . iusi couldn'I' malre brealrfasf senior year . . . No, I am noi Gre+chen's sis+er . . . long disfance phonecalls . . . New Yorl: and Cl1icago's high sociely . . . Remind me 'ro do this . . . hafes Freud . . . Thai library duIy! PATRICIA DOYLE OLIVER Hisfory Thai big swifch in roommaies senior year . . . hislory reserve her second home . . . lcniiling needles and coffee . . . from wailing on eighf 'ro coolring for 'Iwo . . . always a sympafhefic ear for lhe problem of fhe day . . . shared Ihose red rooms on Gibbons wifh Willie. JANE O'GRADY Sociology The shining light . . . innocence abroad . . . al' home wifh 'lhe Balfis' . . . caihexis and cognizance in aciion . . . Come 'Io my office . . . chocolafe in all forms . . . Somefhing VITAL MUST be missing . . . from one seminar 'Io 'the ofher . . . bariender of C-T. 91 GOLDIE SYLVIA PATKO Foresfry DIANE EVELYN ORDES H isfory Or-daze . . . Bafes and Bernie . . . love of wi'r and wisdom . . . debaies on 'lhe absolufe vs. ihe relaiive . . . Smifher Fan club . . . Florida, Tagore and Cyndelee . . . graduafion in G-30 gown . . . The enchan+men+ of li+era+ure and philosophy . . . Nance - Gins - Rufh. ERIKA EDITH OTTO Zoology-Bocferiology Rickie . . . coffee and cigarefies . . . Dea+h warmed over . . . eiernal grub- ber . . . Carnegie Hall wiih Bee+hoven and a daiquiri . . . Hey, po? . . candlelight conceris and canoes . . . wine, walizes, wiener schnifzel . . . en- gaged in a gondola in Venezia . . . Crazy OHo. ' 'I 'M 1 ELLEN PERRY Zoology-Boderiology Junior year wifh Sally . . . Friday ni'-Shi hoiplaie suppers . . . Deuisches Haus wifh Ann . . . avid reader of 'ihe TIMES . . . Tennis IS ihe hes? game - - - H1959 bacd chiclrs . . . 'Phe refreshmen? Meed- chen , , . loves classical music . . . dre6mS of iravel. BEVERLY PETERSON Home Economics-Journalism Rare combinaiion of charm, poise, beauiy and brains . . . many, many frips across l iown . . . labs . . . chairman of C-CC . . . 'ihree years wiih Kempie . . . Lehigh Fall House Pariy Queen. LEONORE ANN PINES Elemeniary Educafion Lilfing laugh and bubbling siories . . . fhousands of daies and phonecalls . . . busily raping iypewriier . . . Newark Siafe . . . ihe look and enfhusiasm of a freshman . . . Jameson waih Mariy and Ike - and Gibbons alone . . . slipper socks by ihe gross. CHARLOTTE ESTES PONTON Home Economics Lady Ponce . . . bridge and fea . . . May be l'll go 'lo ihe libe 'iomorrow nigh+ . . . 'four years of field 'Trips and labs . . . morning shivers . . . 'three years of shorfi naps . . . Jameson devoiee . . dined behind 'Phe polied palms . . . un ruffled lemper. NORMA PHELAN Home Economics Always chaliering . . . infeciious Iaughier . . . Read 'rhis - do you fhinl: ii sounds all righ'f? . . . Will you wash my back? . . . le+'rer wrifing experf . . . mail from ihe Far Easi . . . Slow clown, I can'+ wall: so fas+ . . . already planning her own home. 93 VIRGINIA ANN PRICHARD Sociology Warmfh and sincerify coupled wifh a reserved manner . . . sweel sixieen . . . love 'rhaf psychology . . . housechairman of G-P . . . lhose long hours in 'lhe Iibe . dined behind ihe polled palms . . . fhose Salurday morning Rulgers classes -- for elemenfary school leaching. 94 PATRICIA AN N POTTER Ari Pal Publiciiy Poiler . . . unconquerable idealism . . . blaclr beref info lhe Village . . . Bu+ I undersland Nibbs' bidding . . . Iaughler for ils inlrinsic value and praciical applicalion . . . nighf al' lhe round fable . . . The colors are all wrong . . . melancholy 'folk music. MARIA PSIAHAS Spanish Mar . . . lnebria're of air am I, and cle- bauchee of dew . . . Boy, am I Iucl:y . . . lazy iniellecfual . . . slrong inlen- fion, weak deferminafion . . . suspended befween Ihe Louvre and Museo del Prado . . . lu aspeclo medileraneo . . . sad bui beauliiul summer a+ Middlebury. ELEANORE PURITZ Zoology-Bacteriology True scienfisl - dissec-is everyihing she can gel' her hands on . . . only member of H. and E. class wilh comple-Iely nega- live blood genolype . . . ball poinl' pens for four-year eiforf 'Io improve handwrii- ing . . . good-nafured 'friend lo ihe n'lh degree . . . Chip, chip, chip. JANE RAAB Hisfory-Polificai Science Tha+'s poor . . . anorher innoceni abroad and a pick and shovel peace- malrer as well . . . physiology for physio- Iogy's sake iunior year . . . Mr. Lasagna's menu rearranger e.g., macaroni au graiin in romafo soup . . . savoir faire wheiher wifh a monlzey dish or a scienfific an- alysis of Ihe roIe of 'the . . . JACQUELYN REIFERT Mafhemafics Summers on Ihe island, winiers on 'the banks . . . equaiions and red pencils wifh pay . . . C. Fine's personal weafher man . . . Differenfial of Kineiic Energy . . . ' candid commenis puncfuaiing silences in classes . . . unassuming ye'f superior . . . I infegral par? of Gibbons Mafh seminar. PATRICIA RESCH Sociology Philosophy and coffee af eighl' a. m .... infensify sparked wifh humor . . . RU choir and IRC . . . Modigliani's Girl wifh Pig+aiIs . . . Life's iusf one big 'foo'Ino'Ie . . . infrospecfive en'Ihusias'I' . . . Dixieland and Beefhoven . . . Infer- nafional weekend boosier . . . curiosify coupled wifh humor. JUDITH ROBERTA RELLES French American love for life spiced wifh a year in Paris for +ha+ delighfful variefy fhaf characierizes Chere JudiIh . . . seminar, l'lIe de France. papers and ex- cifemenf . . . Ihe series of unusuaI roommafes . . . Oh no - and Ihen a bursf of Iaugh'Ier. 95 CAROLYN ROZANSKY English Carrie . . . French and German compefe wifh her maior . . . German house and Sailing club sprees . . . Ano'rher paper?7? . . . always ready +o laugh or al leasi' fall: . . . Well, ladies . . . one summer af Columbia and anoiher abroad . . . Deu'l'schland ueber alles. ll E 1 5 . ,,, 55 no 6 V all l 17.1 Z. 'ai Vi: 96 assi ., NORAH McCARTHY ROSENAU Sociology Inlellecfual sharpness and 'feminine grace . . . 'lhe sociologisi wiih ihe humanis+'s percepfion . . . Bur Norah, no iaranlulas in Argen'l'ina? . . . a nafural linguisi' yer spealrs only whal is worfh hearing . . . f shaflered many an undergraduale's hopes by marrying info facully ranlrs senior year. T r T T , T HELEN SHIRLEY SATHMARY Music Commufed for four years . . . weelcends spenr lravelling ro and from Penna . . . Chapel choir and Music guild . . . iaxi- driver 'For six music maiors senior year. RUTH K. SCH LOSBERG English-Drumafic Ari Kessie . . . gol her MRS iunior year . . . QT, RU choir and Lenny . . . forever rehearsing . . . lhird roommafe wiih Judy and Din . . . wonderful lime in Wonder- ful Town . . . AII rhe world's a siege . . . HELENA DORIS SCHMITCHEN English Look 'lor a pony 'rail . . . hunfing for bargains a+ bool: aucfions . . . fincling beauiy in sea shells and wood shavings - 15, 4 J nu 73,1 mn-E i . . . ihe unpublished poems of H.S. . . . Toooony! . . . Bu+ you don'f KNOW me . . . foo many sp's . . . German Chris?- mas play . . . Whilman, Emerson and Doris. ANN SCHMITTNER Hisiory-Polificol Science z ' ' ' 4 iw in 'if'-F :E 2 E H , .,ll , 1 Z N lm ullliuauw' ' l JUNE SCOTT Mufhemafics Commufed for four years . . . usually seen wifh fhe Smeals . . . honorary mem- ber of Gibbons 28 . . . second hour maih seminar . . . always a willing fourfh . . . finally go? a Rufgers class senior year. GERDA M. SCHUMM German Scherda Gumm . . . child prodigy . . . no +roubles? . . . communify lciichen in C-M freshman year . . . iunior year in Germany . . . finally finished argyles siaried freshman year . . . aifempis ai siudying a+ 'four a. m. before each quiz . . . fime spenf af Municl-n's Hofbrauhaus. 97 ff' 'Nfl HELEN SELDON Philosophy A one-acf play called Helen . . . Dionys- ian chorus of Pipersville . . . campus hop- ping wifh Elior . . . camp. ski irips and song . . . April - and rhe only course l never cu? . . . summerfime on Barrow sfreef . . . So beauriful, so various, so new. WINIFRED MAE SHANK Home Economics Boundless energy . . . seen here and rhere wifh a hand in everyrhing . . . II p. m. cafnaps . . . lasr +wo years wifh Mary . . . siudy daies . . . deep ihinker wiih delayed responses. LINDA ESKEW SKODACEK Arf The farmer's wife . . . fempesiuous love- life - happily se'H'led spring vacaiion junior year . . . four years of arf labs . . . giggling, frusfrafion, sfolen lea breaks . . . Orchesis . . . imprompju dances befwixi shower and room . . . 'fu- rure wifh budding ariisis . . . impulsive. JEAN SMEAL Mafhemafics Three years in rhe Hive . . . senior year l in Gibbons 28 . . . Are you a +win7 - l her pei peeve . . . always game- 'for Zz bridge . . . idenrified by her freckles . . . Oh, where did I leave +ha+ book again? . . . happy-go-lucky . . . furure in indusiry. 98 JOAN SMEA-L Mafhemoiics Usually seen wifh her oil-ner half . . . answers 'Io Jean or Joan . . . daily +ro+s +o Sfudent Cenier for coffee . . . avid bridge fiend . . . Oh June, I dropped a sIi'Ich . . . always ready 'ro lend a helping hand. BLANCHE SMERIGLIO French Bee from Mefuchen . . . 'Friendly as a puppy . . . disiincfive sneeze . . . French club V.P .... summers al' Poinf Pleasant . . . fun wilh Judy and Elda . . . 'Ihose endless French boolzs . . . greal expecfa- 'Iions of summer in Europe. EVA AGNES SMITH Chemisfry Smiffy had an obsession . . . labs . . . more api' 'Io be found ai a lab bench 'Ihan in fha Beehive during off-hours . . . lrni++ing anylhing and everyfhing. DORIS ANITA SMITH Economics Dor . . . warm, 'friendly . . . dynamic . . . Mama fo Corwin M . . . roaming wifh Joan senior year . . . Oh, I forgol' 'Io +eII you . . . a+ Ieasl' fhree mee+ings a day . . . beach parfies and-working al' lhe shore . . . How fall would you say he is-7 . . . hopes of Governmeni WUI' Ir. 99 DORIS SOHNLE Spanish Curly red hair and scinfillaiing personal- ify . . . always up-fo-daie wiih assign- menis . . . 'Fascinafion for marines . . . usually seen wifh a smile ancl Terry . . . -l'o Florida in 24 hours sophomore year . . . faxi service for los ninos . . . 'five Spanish novels a weelz. 100 JANICE SMITH Hisfory Pays room and board io 'Phe hisfory re- serve room . . . primary source -For 'fhe Egg and I . . . love commuies 'lo Jersey Ciiy . . . law school widow . . . Phi Jalre mind wiih fop personaliiy . . . sparlrling fowarcls fulure wifh forls and Milt. AUDREY SPELLMAN Sociology-Economics Faiihful fo Jameson, Eve, Jean and Ber- nie . . . Cen+er al nine . . . memories of Safurday classes across 'Iown . . . sample cigareiies . . . plans for Europe '55 - pinned 'fo Buzz insfeacl . . . Oh well, we'lI go +oge'rher . . . converlible- ilis on weekends . . . a'H'ernoon naps. SANDRA SQUIER Economics Bubbly Susie . . . long blond hair . . . Varie+y is ihe spice of life . . . Sepiem- ber engagemeni' fo George - March wedding bells . . . NEVER wiih boolcs . . . HomeworIc7 Wha+'s +l1a+? . . . Ruigers classes? - fremendous . . . pro- lific lrniffer . . . Jameson suife, 'ihree years . . . ITS. EDITH STIEBER Music To fhe building . . . das Deuische Haus . . . influenced by Dr. Mildram and Dr. Mann . . . engaged +o Ed summer '55 . . . 'Fulure as Airforce wife . . . Gibbons M wiih Pal senior year . . . choirs and relaied clubs . . . RCA and RFC . . . married in February. JOAN STOOKEY Home Economics Sfoolr . . . explosive personaliiy . . . rais- ed eyebrow . . . four years on field hips and in labs . . . bridge minor . . . Sofia worlr. gang . . . You say 'll1ere's a par'ly7 . . . suiie in F wilh Bev . . . My goodness . . . dined behind flue poiied palms. GRACE ELEANOR SWEENY German Opfimisf, procrasfinalor, enihusiasl . . 'Four-year pinning record . . . Fourllu . . . Sfudenl' Cenler addicl' . . . propounds on German lil and o+l1er assorled subiecls al' lengih . . . To be Mrs. A. in near fufure. LAU RA SVENSON English Marrying off roommales . . . ITS . . Carnegie Hall and Johns Hopkins . . Deulsches Haus wi'll'1 Carola . . . C-l freshman and housechairman . . . Well I was sleeping . . . overdue papers papers, papers . . . can'l say no fo com- mifiees . . . lriumph of Misilefoe Inn. 101 JANET TEPPER Home Economics Perl bundle of sunshine . . . RU band for 'four years . . . loyal lo Gibbons . . . G'26 . . . l 'feel lilre being mischievous . . . loves fo embroider . . . Wha'f do you 'fhinlx of lhese colors? . . . Don and crealion of lhe ideal home. 102 DORIS TEICHMEISTER Elementary Educulion Three years in lhe Beehive . . . oplimisf . . . Life is be-aulilul . . . ping-pong . . . sophomore year wilh Helena . . . Ford Sayer and sleepless nighfs . . . emo+ion flashes in her eyes . . . library-ilis senior year . . . l'm hungry . . . aviafion fan. BERNADETTE TERANGO Spanish Bernie . . . Look af my curls . . . crazy woman driver . . . sophislicaled black dress senior year . . . Cenler board Pres . . . Bee wi'l'hou'l a hive iunior year . . . eighl weeks al' H.J .... unforgellable birfhdays . . . ITS . . . When are we playing golf? . . . Unholy Three. GLADYS THORKILDSEN Psychology Misly . . . 'lhree-year wonder . . . cal- culus 'for easy credil' . . . opinion ex- pressed in superlalives . . . mad 'limes in psych lab counfing Jayne's cold spols . . . lhree a. m. birlhday parly at Shack . . . inlelligence, beauly spiced wilh good humor, lempered by modesly. HELEN TOPILOW Mofhemafics Enihusiasfic aboui figures . . . publiciz- ing Maih club . . . loyal io Corwin . . . Can'i do 'lhis problem, Helen . . . FTA and Hillel . . . flwose Sfevens weelcends . . . always ge'Hing her curls cui' off . . . Chrisimas in Florida. JOYCE CLARKE TORIO Bofany Silk scarf and sparlrling eyes . . . la- menis buf loves labs . . . friends wiih Miss Fislre . . . 'field irips wiih Friizie . . . ihree years on Gibbons . . . senior year and always wiih Danny . . . fheoriz- ing wiih Judy and Roberia . . . You have no imaginafionf' JOAN RAYLEEN VanWINKLE Arf Ray . . . commuied unfil senior year . . . iniernafional sweeiheari. bui her l'lBBI'i is in Newfoundland . . . parfner in pain+ wifh +he ofher ar+is+s . . . Kappa Pi . . . surprizing swiich 'ro shorf hair . . . Roman holiday affer graduafion . . . Pen and Brush club V.P. ELIZABETH TRAINA English-Dramaiic Aris Bess . . . 'irequeni visiior ai' ihe Baffis' . . . accideni' prone . . . smudge pois . . . fell' slippers . . . a single red car- nafion . . . I2 minuies io Ruigers . . . Fiffh Brandenburg concerio . . . A hope- less Romanficisif' . . . consianfly con- ironied wiih whife wl-males. 103 ELIZABETH JANE WALSH Hisfory B.J .... fasi falller .... I'll do fhe whole paper over vaca+ion . . . 'Ihree years wiih Renee . . . I'm soo upsei . . . cuI'Iure meeiings in Luzmela . . . Nex+ semesfer l'll REALLY sfudy . . . Un- holy Three . . . eighi weeks ai H.J. . . . TonigI1I' I'm going Io bed earIy. 104 ALICE VERVLIED Zoology-Bacteriology A social scienfisf . . . always running io labs or Cooper . . . parfial Io Chi Psi . . . 24 magical number . . . Wha'I's playing in Chapel +oday7 . . . ITS . . . Tri Bela iunior year . . . Icidleis of Cor- win D . . . dreams of a one-way +icI:e+ fo Europe and Bob. BARBARA VISENTIN Bacferiology l'm upseI . . . famed colleciion of mugs, brandy snifiers, panda bears . . . 'ihaf second brealrfasi' ai Siudenf Cenier . . . NO Saiurday classes senior year . . . weelrly bouis on Tuesday nighis wi'l'h Gordon-Davis . . . occasionally loses her Iemper - remember Ihai' waiI'ress7 I moms WARREN Home Economics-Journalism Dodo . . . I Think l'll +aIre a nap . . . leopard bermudas . . . Jameson show . . . four years wifh Becllie . . . l'm NOT going - I have nofhing io wear . . . irelzs 'Io Ruigers . . . pony-'fail senior year . . . couIdn'+ iell a iolre . . . lrniiiing Ihrough every class . . . bridge uniil seven? FRANCINE WEBER English Absenfminded, friendly . . . Telephone again . . . bridge affer 'ihree years . . . Chip, chip . . . four years af Cooper wiih Jan and Eve . . . Janef, cha-cha wifh me . . . racing across iown 'for classes . . . Jameson . . . Bui I've finish- ed all my reading. BARBARA WHITEHILL English La Boheme af midnighr . . . living i+ up in ihe libe . . . classic beauly and sophis-' 'iicaiion . . . laie felephone calls and sub- scription fo ihe Tiger . . . cafe curiains falling af +hree a. m .... And wha? do you ihinlc aboui ihis, Miss Whifehill? SHARON WISER Spanish Trying 'lo find fha? happy balance . . . blue eyes and golden dreams . . . suif- cases . . . Spanish boolcs . . . senior year convenience - Jameson arrival from disi- an'l' places . . . iconoclasm and +he pro- verbial pedesial . . . memories wifh Mel . . . and a lifefime 'logerher +o expand ihose new horizons. GERTRUDE WESTENBERGER Home Economics Trudy . . . a s'ii+ch in +ime saves nine, buf a safely pin is quicker . . . anofher year, anofher science . . . She wouldn'1 dare llunlr me ou+ . . . fwo years wiih Mary, 'lwo wifh Eileen . . . AA 'folk dances . . . loolring forward +o marriage and raising baby chiclrs. l 105 GRETCHEN ZIMMER Hisfory Exuberanf . . . dreams of anofher 'irip fo Europe . . . Oh, 'fo be in England . . . seconds on ice cream . . . meefings. meefings, meetings . . . napping in +he Iibe . . . always siopping fo iallr . . . in- Ierior decorafor . . . dined behind fhe pofied palms. ANN WOODS Sociology Woody . . . AA prexy . . . ihaf long cup of coffee . . . Thank you, no . . . 'thai' pink radio . . . 'Four-year siand on Gib- bons . . . wallsized bullerin board . . . California here I come . . . pina . . . Hi, ugIies . . . wea+her minded . . hard-headed soffy. PATRICIA ZILKA Hisfory -Insolvenr poeiess . . . Have you seen fhe Sfeuben Glass ad in ihe New Yorker? . . . 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V. v 1' - U x Z' - .. ,Q Wa A' ' M ME' I 5 X 'uvg l K lk Wim:-wig .fix un.-. .4 LC :ggi J'- gb , wr- 1. . 5 nl f .i I - 5.1 P 1 X if-Q . -fn 'V r fpl J - - . , r-,W 'g5g '-, .,jt up Lf ,xl E.- -if le ,Ek , ww? 1 - f ' ' .,j' - ,I P- 53 151 ,,- ,L ,, , .,, , :H ,n .4 5 ' -. 1 M - , ,, , U. , -1 'T 'Fil' V .Egg gg Z. .V 'lE'si2?w .?:1' e . , Jrxgyjgu. , itelg-Ear. l Q y SN., 1 .X X CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Sheppard ....,,.. ,,.... .,., . P resident Patricia Dobrosky SA7,,,. ,S7.7S. V ice-President Behy Symon ...,SY....,. ...A,S..... S ecrefary Hilda Hediger .....,SY ,,Yw,,w. T reasurer The wise and all-knowing Junior Sisrer . . . regisfering fhe freshmen . . . specializa+ion in major fields . . . meefings, meelings, meeiings . . . gray slcir+s . . . an oufer calm, an inner ma+uri+y . . . a seriousness of purpose, grea+er responsibili+ies . . . a small and sfable minoriiy . . . infimacy wi+l1 +l'1e seniors deepened by fhe knowledge +l1a+ +l'1ey'll soon be leaving . . . Junior Class Social second semesfer . . . +l'1e senior leaders of Douglass in 'I'l1e year 'lo come . . . a year for decisions. JUNIGRS . .. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Butler Class Advisers 1957 MW i Y ra ' 'ffww M my 'gf5:,ggQ'1 1' H 5. .xiii ' ww Hugh H, M- ,H Wu f '1gf9Wr'r' rd , ' 11.--1 U rm M ' A H mr iggmgrr H ru 5265 H. be-Q, u ,.Q W QF Mr. cmd Mrs. A. Kunrad Kvcum Class Advisers 1958 Red, red and more red! . . . hazing +he freshmen . . . mysferious, menacing Freshman Cour+ . . .feeling a+ home on campus, especially on Sacred Pa'I'h! . . . Sophomores' Royal Rendezvous . . . a s+rong and spirif- ed backbone in +he school . . . brigh+ new blazers, an- o'l'her mark of 'lhe soph . . . sophomore sis+er role, a new experience. CLASS OFFICERS Ann Hunan --.,,,,----. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,.,. P resldenf CQ,-ol Gunther -,.,-,-,. ,,,,,,- V ice-Presidenf Nancy Bancroft ........ ...,-- . 5eCf9fUf' Y Tam Marfinides ........ ........ T reasvref SCDPHOMORES . .. 1 1 ' 111 H -4 ' ' Y 111 ' --M111 111 X I!! ' 1 11 11 1 11 11 ,1 5 i '11,1 1. 1 111.1111 I ,N 111 1 11,.!,, X11 1 9111 V ' ' '111111 '1 W 111! ,11 '. A' W' 1 X I ,MW N 11 if 1 , , 1 1 1 N Nw, ., 4, , 1 1 1 11111 WEQEV1 lfpwgw 11 111 19'1wW'w5l11 3155, 5:- .1 M, , .21 1 .r ,, 1111. I W- -- . 111 1 ' 111 1 1 1 ,,.' 1 W11H 11 1 'wM1m11w11-www' M1 11111-uw-1w'111H11vf1111-v1 1ff,,11-ww, 'VW' 1 W H' 11 11 W W 11 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 CC l l Mrs. Mary l. Bunting and Miss Mary Bunting Class Advisers FRESHMEN 112 1 9 5 9 CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Pemberton ....,, - ,...,.. . ..... President Louise Cucinello ,ss.s .....,...... Vice-President Carol Sims .....,.,. - ............ .Secretary Carol Riley ,.....s ...... , Treasurer 44l ot them! . . . bearers ot new ideas and talents . . . individual personalities spring- ing trom beneath green pine tree signs and beanies . . . the dreaded Freshman Court, culmination of initiation . . . the sophs arerrt so load atter all . . . Will l ever get to be a senior . . . the year ot tirsts - registration, hazing, tirst vacation, Christ- mas dinner at Cooper: campus, house and dance festivities . . . exams, choosing blaz- ers, Junior Prom and Mili Ball . . . winding up with a 'First college summer vacation . . , Who has laundry this week? . . . Sacred Path ceremony in May, and tinally, they're wearing RED! 'Eli -I H - - 1 - galflr-L.5kq:4,ETk,gg,.5v1t'1,v14 .lmywf 11- ' 1 1111m1 Qww 1 11 1 W ,wgx 1 1 1 . . . ,W , ,L ,N - Mm..- -Qf.1- a1..4..z1.:.-wg- 1 1. 1 ' 1'1 1111111 1111111111111f1,111111 11 H111W111Ww111wMwmWw ' 11 111 1 VH1 11gmyw ,151 1 1 '- V Jn WLN-ifN1bf'Mv'eS.Nnlvwxn:-s-a-e-1 1 .11 f,.11,.'.,1::.-..,..,,....,,.,..,,4 MA, :VV 7 A I V V V 1 - ' 1-'S-' -li -'- -- vi W..-.. -. . , , . - Q11 r X, ---H - 1 PN 1 1 IQ1, 1 5 1 1 m111w1 1 1 N 1 'f . 1 . 1 r 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111111111 t1 1 1 1 11: - v --, .,,. , ., -1 J A ,RZ-,.I.-1, ,1-.,,, 1 ?11fj7F7F3Q1f75 5 1 1 . 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Bill - a sailboai en+husi- asf, ranking among +he world's no'I'ed personalifiesz one of +en recipi- enfs of an inscribed edi+ion of a Ben Franklin biography - his birfh- day coincides wi'l'h 'ihe 250+h of Ben Franklin . . . Johnny - no less versafile +han fhe o+hers: skills range from playing fhe organ and violin, direciing fraffic on S+uden+ Cenfer parking lo'r on Dad's day, 'ro jus+ plain se'H'ing up bowling pins in far dis+an+ alleys as depar+ing family searches in vain +o 'Find him . . . yes, lovable, laughable, mos'r welcome addiiions +o 'rhe Douglass campus. 1 5 :Q A r vs- gr Ei? w 4-?e 5 nz .- '. i 1-01+ 5 ,. W--, 5 a., vs 4,51 ...- :- J' if F' ,lv I Y . + f' CAMPUS Everybocly's here! . . . sizzling ho+ dogs, roas+ed in 'rhe open air, hol' coffee and coolcies . . . old faces and new . . . s+rains of songs swelling from ihe fhrongs of alumnae and siuclenfs . . . a sea of red and green . . . lug! iugl, harder, harder! . . . resul'I', green name signs converied +o carbon . . . fhe long-awai+ed news - freshman iemporary chair- man named! . . . Dean Bunfing bearing a green sign and beanie, mark of fhe freshman . . . don'+ forgef, we're invifed +o Wood Lawn, foo! . . . a purpling sky over An+illes, nofes of +he lasi' song fading away, 'l'he end of anoiher memorable Campus Nighf. NIGHT - ,U 211. INTERNATIONAL Conceived as an ideal . . . fransformed info a real- i+y . . . America - +he mel+ing poi personified . . . fheme of +he Weekend - The Twenfieih Cen+ury Complexion - A Common Search for Di- rec+ion . . . lceynoie speaker - Dr. H. H. Wilson . . . characferisfic of 'Hue Weekend: scin+illa+ing convex-sa+ion . . . Cafe lniernaiional - a galaxy of guesrs from Korea io Jamaica relishing American fun and frolic . . . Chapel wifh i+s pensive no'I'e . , . Sunday dinner ai' 'rhe home of Douglassiies . . . re- ward: regrefs - I+ only happens once a year. WEEKEND Ai the house 'Tl- - wr! , 'I , , f l- - E- 1 5. ,.u , . , A. 4 Wwwug j ' 1 ..-rr ' Ha ' f:: 1 A , ' W '1 - v '1 ' :fm lil ' CHRISTMAS . before Chrisfmas Formal a+ Clwapel and Chrisimas Hollow ,gg i , S2 'nes ,Lg - gg? A 5 1 f f-, 5? E l... l E '.f-if N lu I 4 ll fig.. 1.11. . a '-- , ' 'ff F.-. -- l ll , . ,,,,,., , . , , -1 'iAf...' .f,1.'? '-wx .2 'f . W.. -V 1. , M-. - , -- - 11.-Y 'I' 4 . If l Waihesses all bul' live here Mr. Lasagna, Mrs. Brush and Mrs. Rled T? li- i , ',M,.,,,' i 1 iyzl N-4.4 ull, ,,f Rv- Archifedural curiosi'I'y 'rhai' defies analysis . . . magnefic powers exerfed +l1ree 'rimes daily on emp+y Douglass sfomachs . . . waifresses uni'I'ed by a very special bond . . . eighf girls and one waifress +o a fable . . . early arrivals memorizing Hue menu on Monday mornings . . . 99 varie+ies of chicken and peas - and roas+ beef! once a weelc . . . special dinners in fhe sophomore room - and 500 fafhers in +he freshman-junior room on Dad's day . . . guid- ed fours 'rhrough +he lci+chens . . . Cooper lounge: nearer +l1an +l1e neares+ bed on Jameson, quie'I'er 'Phan fhe reserve room in 'Phe libe . . . fable decoraiions ai' Chrisfmas . . . waifing 'io be firsi' in line-up coupled wi1'l1 kni'H'ing marafhons. .. A MAGIC NUMBER P mi ' ., ,Y 1 -.,, V N E F , R ye , .,., 'E N RX iss.. , 1 5 1 r 1 .V I, ,' I -Lf: A- f X ,, 5 f Xa ' 41 ,ad -f Y' - fa Q fzaef! 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Co-op deluged wi+h sophs buying red ha+s for prodigies . . . +he long anxious iaunl' downfown 'ro see if rings are in . . . freshmen sending home for all mofhballed red cloihes . . . +he sunny day in May arrives . . . four colors harmonize, whi'I'e, red, grey, black . . . +he ceremony iiself one of mixed emo'rions, subdued gaiefy . . . Af+erma+h: frelcs fo Howard Johnson's where 'rhe raHers shake wi+h Douglass songs . . . Happy, hoarse, fired sophs and freshmen re- furning home. 'Y 1 Ill ' Ill ',.lll mlll n lm, .12 'NLE' 1 Yr ' W ,. -?v5':1'V 1'1f7 'VY 'H' '.1IQP'1u'iij 'ff'c'2f' I ' Q ffm VW ' - , .' ' j. 'L' -' V X , 3 QY4 V1-225+-gig'-E'-N'f3fJVfgV.: 1-fie: '1.f ,Q-?, ,L. A Q V :,-jpg, -4,1 V .. . V V-. 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X, A 4' ' .K K Q4 ' r 1 1 K4 .4 ghtqfk J Q91 ga. bw Y 4 75' Q 3 S 'Q 5 5 1 ff 2 4 Q E E . asv ESTABLISHED 1924 DRAKE 8z DRAKE I N S U R A N C E 77 PATERSON STREET, NEW BRUNSWICK ESTABLISHED 1890 PHONE: KI. 5-2400 THE PAULUS DAIRY PAULUS' HOMOGENIZED YIITAMIN'-D MILK VITAMIN-D FROM NATURAL SOURCES IN OUR AMBER BOT'FLE TO RETAIN VITAMINS 168-172 NEW ST., NEW BRUNSWICK, N. HIGHLAND PARK BUILDING C0 ENGINEERS - GENERAL CONTRACTORS BUILDERS OF VOORHEES CHAPEL - MUSIC BUILDING JAMESON CAMPUS GROUP 238 CLEVELAND AVENUE HIGHLAND PARK, N, J THATCHER-ANDER S ON I printers in new brunswick Robert Rollins Blazers, Inc. 832 Broadway New York 3, N. Y. SPECIALIZED BLAZER SERVICE Schools Colleges Golf Clubs Sororities Fraternities Honor Societies Classes Athletic Teams Awards Committees Bands Glee Clubs Choral Groups BOOKS - SOCIAL STATIONERY GREETING CARDS LEATHER GOODS REED'S 391-393 George Street New Brunswick, New jersey MEATS - POULTRY PROVISIONS J. LUWENSTEIN 8z SON 250 Ninth Avenue New York 1, New York CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES OF 1956 J. P. YOUNG'S Department Store NEW BRUNSWICK Henry F R0S0I1b0l'g Dainty Maid Food Agency Wholesale Distributors of CIGARETTES CANDIES - CHIPS FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES 5 Prospect Street New Brunswick, New Jersey V gr, . Llal' 1- g. 1, g, .A+-Ls , if N. ff 5 4 I 'str'- COMPLIMENTKQ KI 5-3570 CH 7-1035 Of STUDENT CO-OP STORE ROSELLE,S 82 som erse t street 136 George street DEPARTMENT STORE New Brunswick, New Jersey Church Street, New Brunswick STUDENT OWNED AND DIRECTED Best Wishes From Your Dads Day Florist 7-7878 4 SUNSHINE BAKERY BUELL 61 REPPERT Plainfield Avenue 226 George Street North Stelton New Brunswick, N. CH 7-2629 147 ,H 9 i 'f5BgxII IQ' If II 1 M! Q Q Aqiw, X Sw 'v Wu ,II S RRI X X 15 '.4, !.. W X., r-Pr' M KI 5-4068 RIVOLI MUSIC SHOP PLUMBING - HEATING VENTILATINC EVERYTHING IN MUSIC RECORDS - PHONOGRAPHS ACCESSORIES - SHEET MUSIC BULGER 51 HUNT COMPANY C O N T R A C T O R S 407 George Street Ki 5-3020 NEVV BRUNSWICK COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF RA-RITAN VALLEY BUS SERVICE Box 312 COSTA'S ICE CREAM CO. Metuchen, New Jersey 148 Woodbfidgef New JefSeY TRIPS - TOURS - RESERVATIONS K1 5-5495 LI 9-1212 KI 5-0106 COMPLIMENTS DUNN 8z FEASTER Of DEALERS IN MEAT, POULTRY AND PROVISIONS FOOD FOR YOUR INIIDNIGHT SNACK ELMER KARSAY 45 Throop Avenue New Brunswick, New jersey Phone Ch. 7-6864 'QRS E EKA FASHION ACCESSORIES HANDBAGS - LUGGAGE - GOSTUME JEWELRY GLOVES - UMBRELLAS - BOUTIQUES 342 George Street New Brunswick, N. J. FOR THE BEST IN SEWING MACHINES SINGER SEWING CENTER 369 George Street Ch. 7-0620 KI 5-0122 WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER M dz S TAILORS CLEANERS AND DYERS Specializing in Evening Gowns 229 George Street New Brunswick, N. J. COMPLJMENTS 0 JERSEY PAPER OO., INC. RUTGERS PAINT AND WVALLPAPER CO. 64 New Street New Brunswick Established 1911 WOrth 6 131 COMPLIMENTS OF LOUIS ANATRELLA VICE PRESIDENT BALFOUR BROTHERS, INC Distributors of WVHEATFIELD BRAND BUTTER. EGGS. ETC. 450 Greenwich Street New York 1 MILAZZO'S HAIRDRES SERS 298 George Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Charter 7-3804 J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 366 George Street New Brunswick, New Jersey New Brunswiclfs Largest Fleet of Taxis APPOINTMENTS TAKEN OFFICE OPEN 24 HOURS Out of Town Trips Welcome VICTORY TAXI ASSOCIATION 145 French Street WEAR AND COMPARE SPORT AND DRESS FASHIONS from 338 George St. New Brunswick MARY' S CORSET AND ACCESSORY SHOPPE BRA HEADQUARTERS 38 Bayard Street New Brunswick, N. Ch. 7-1915 SPINNING WHEEL RESTAURANT The Place With the College Atmosphere Georges Road and Sanford Street TONPS FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 90 Schuremen Street Ch. 7-4378 RADIOS - PHONOGRAPHS - RECORDS WV. S. ALBRIGHT 84 Albany Street Ch 9-1444 A Radios and All Appliances Serviced STRO'UM'S CHOCOLATE SHOPPE SODAS - SANWICI-IES - CANDY 140 Albany Street fOpp. P.R.R. Stationj James Stroumtsos, Rutgers '40 ART N EEDLEYVORK SHOP 110 Church Street fOpposite Home Newsj NATIONALLY ADVERTISED KNITTING YARNS - EMBROIDERIES CROCHET COTTONS Expert Instruction Ch 9-0499 Tel. CHarter 7-4437 BERKLEY BAKE SHOP Wedding and Birthday Cakes - Danish Pastry French Cream Cakes - Petty Fours Holland Pastry Our Specialty George St. New Brunswick, N. The Store With Honest Dealings THE POUND STORE BY THE YARD - BY THE POUND 71-73 George Street COMPLIMENTS OF F. MACAR0 ' az SONS CONTRACTORS 1 New Brunswick KI 5-3885 IT'S MUCH MORE THAN JUST A BOTTLE OF MILK MIDDLESEX FARM DAIRY, INC 2-4-6 Oak Street New Brunswick, N. Ch. 7-111366 Fine Shoes From Fine Sources MISTRIEL AND SON NEW JERSEY'S ORIGINAL CANCELLATION SHOE STORE New Brunswick, N. J. 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W, fx., . - - vi E ,ffl DRAKE COLLEGE OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES TO DOUGLASS GRADUATES Shorthand - Typing Day and Evening School 17 Livingston Avenue CH 9-0347 SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES TO THE MENIBERS OF CLASS OF '56 DEFRANCO JEYVELERS 298-A George Street New Brunswick, N. LIVERY SERVICE FOR YOUR TRANSPORTATION--USE BROYVN,S PRIVATE SERVICE Day or Night - Anytime - Anywhere CH 7-0850 106 Lee Ave. New Brunswick, N. COMPLIMENTS OF NEYV' BRUNSWVICK LAUNDRY 193 Suydam St. New Brunswick, New Jersey KI 5-1925 INZANO BROTHERS VVHOLESALE - RETAIL 111 Somerset Street NEVV BRUNSXIVICK Friendly and Cou'rteous PHILADELPHIA SI-IOP Sportswear - Lingerie Girdles and Bras Expert Fitting 329 George Street New Brunswick, New Jersey C11 9-1214 IT'S JUST A STEP TO NORIWIANES MARKET or MEATS - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES 196 George Street New Brunswick, N. Ch 9-0333 FRANK KADY Wholesale BUTTER - CHEESE - EGGS X'Vooc11and Avenue QHi-VVay S-28 8: 11 New Brunswick, New Jersey CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 BRADBURY, SAYLES, 0'NEILL CO., Inc. 219 EAST 44TH STREET NEW YORK CITY OFFICIAL PRINTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR Q U A I R 1 9 5 6 As We leave Douglas College, We wish you, the classes of 1957, 1958, 1959 and all that may join you next year . . . GOOD LUCK! THE CLASS OF 1956 157 I STAFF DIRECTORY Nofe - The informafion given is as follows: Name, official fifle, home address. Where no cify is menfioned, New Brunswiclr is fo be undersfoodg H.P. indicafes Highland Parlcg where no sfafe is menfioned, New Jersey is fo be undersfood. An asferislr precedes fhe name of married officers. Alberico, Ann, Records Secrefary, Alumnae Office-R. D. I, Box 485. Alexander, Doris Muriel lPh.D.l, Insfr., Eng- lish-I48 W. IOfh Sf., N. Y. Ames, Virginia Whiffier lEd.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Hygiene and Physical Educafion- 2I6 W. 8+h Sf., Plainfield Aronoff, Alice Josephine, Assf. Dean, Emeri- fus-42 River Rd., Old Bridge. 'Al.ibin, Roberf Arnold lPh.D.l, Prof., English -379 Middlesex Ave., Mefuchen. Barroll, John Leeds, III, Insfr., English- 224-A Marshall Sf., Princefon. Baffis, Emery John, Assf. Prof., Hisfory. Beafy, Nancy Lee, Insfr., English-288 Red- mond Sf. i Bellrnap, Fredericlca, Direcfor, Personnel Bu- reau, Emerifus--bI5 S. Isf Ave., H.P. Benneff, Dorofhy Sfranahan lMrs.l, Assf. Infirmary lNursel-Inf., Jameson. Benneff, Raymond Milo, Assoc. Prof., Eng- Iish--50 Livingsfon Ave. Binns, Elizabefh Ferrar, Direcfor of Sfudenfs, C:C.C. Boddie, Leah, Dean of Sfudenfs, Emerifus- I02b Monmoufh Ave., Durham, N. C. Bode, lRufhl Irene lMrs. Harry A.l, Cleric- Sfenographer, Office of Bursar-7 8+h Sf. Boehm, Rose Smifh lMrs. Chrisfopher C.l, Sr. Cleric, Educafion-Roufe 9. 'Borrus, Joseph Caviff lM.D.l, Assf. Physi- cian lpsychiafrisfl-22 Perry Rd., H.P. Boyd, Elizabefh French lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., English-48 Handy Sf. Braclcman, Eleanor Augusfa, Cleric, Office of Public Informafion-I I9 Broolrline Ave. Bradbury, Mary Dodd lMrs.l lPl'1.D.l, Assf. Prof., Educafion-97 Welfon Sf. I 'Bradshaw, Roberf George, Assf. Prof., Arf -4B Hillfop Blvd., Millfown. Bray, Olive King, Direcfor, Personnel Bu- reau-IO9 Nichol Ave. Bredemeier, Harry Charles lPh.D.I, Lecfur- er, Sociology-55 Wayne Sf., Nixon. 'Brenson, Theodore, Prof., Arf-5I W. Blsf Sf., New Yorlc 24, N. Y. Brown, John Howell, Assf. lnsfr., Philosophy -22I-C Halsey Sf., Princefon. Brugh, Anne Elizabefh, Sr. Circulafion Li- brarian-ZO Redcliffe Ave., H.P. Brush, Rufh Harris lMrs.l, Assf. Manager, Dining Halls-IO8 George Sf. Bunfing, Mary Ingraham lMrs. Henryl lPh.D.l, Dean of fhe College-23 Nichol Ave. Burdeff, Evelyn, Assf. Prof., Arf--IO Suydam Sf. Burfon, Jean Lucille, Insfr., Psychology--31 Ellen Avenue. 'Bufler, Roberf Ernesf lPh.D.l, Assf. Prof., English-62 Herberf Drive, Millfown. Buys, Janice Carla, Public Relafions Associ- afe-I0 Suydam Sf. 'Cagley, Virginia Penrose lMrs. Brownley E.l, Direcfor of Home Sfudenfs and Secrefary of Faculfy-Highland Ave., Roufe I4. Campbell, Anna Monfgomery lPh.D.l, Prof. Hisfory, Emerifus-I90 George Sf. Cap, Alma Geisf livlrs. Charles F.l, Edifor, Alumnae Bullefin and Direcfor, Alumnae Evenfs-28 Gordon Sf., Perfh Amboy. Chufe, Heffie Morse lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Bofany-375 Jones Ave. Cleland, Janice Sue, Clerlr, Personnel Bu- reau-365 N. Main Sf., Millfown. 'Clofhier, Roberf Clarlison lLL.D.I, Presidenf of Universify, Emerifus-27 Redcliffe Ave., H.P. ' Coed, Oral Sumner lPh.D.l, Prof., English -I3 Sfandford Si. Coffer, Rooney Daniel, Lecfurer, Music- 205 W. 57'l'h Sf., N. Y. Cooper, Miriam Raphael lMrs. Williaml, Insfr., Hygiene and Physical Educafion- 60 Delevan Sf. Corwin, Margaref Trumbull lLiff.D.l, Dean of fhe College, Emerifus-'70 Douglass College. 'Crabs, Donald Benjamin, Insfr., Speech and Drarnafic Ari'-244 Upson Lane. Crane, Francis Eugene, Jr., lPh.D.l, Assf. Prof., Chemisfry-IO Suydam Sf. Creveling, Helen Johanna, Direcfor of Sfu- denfs-C:BB. Davidson, Eunice DeClarIr lMrs. O. Wes- Ieyl, Execufive Secrefary, Associafe Alum- nae--II56 Kearney Drive, Colonial Gar- dens. Davis, M. Susan lMrs. Roberf W.l, Clerlc, Office of Dean of Sfudenfs-I5 Carpen- der Rd. Dawbarn, Efhel Gordon, Assf. Direcfor, Per- sonnel Bureau, Emerifus-I97 George Sf. Deemer, Eunice Minerva, Insfr., Home Eco- nomics-83 Isf Sf., Millfown. Derby, William Bowdifch, Machine Shop Foreman-222 Suydam Sf. cle Visme, Alice Williamson lMme.l, Prof., French, Emerifus-238 Somersef Sf. Dielrer, Barbara Louise, Clerlc, Personnel Bu- reau-Highway 35, Soufh Amboy. Dillon, Eileen Ann, Assf. Dean of Sfudenfs. J:D-I. Dimmiclc, Isabel Rufh lPh.D.l, Assf. Prof., Bacferiology-232 Monfgomery Sf. H.P. Donahue, Rosina Claire, Secrefary, Home Economics-245 George Sf. Donnelly, Helen Marie, Clerlc, Library-69 Townsend Sf. Donovan, Rosemary Eleanor, lnsfr., Hygiene and Physical Educafion-22 Seaman Sf. 'Dorian, Donald Clayfon lPh.D.l, Dean of lnsfrucfion and Prof. of English-Il5 N. 4fh Ave., H.P. Dunbar, Phyllis Marguerife lPh.D.l, Assf. Prof., Chemisfry-70 Townsend Si. Durand, Dorofhy Taylor lMrs. John L.l, Assf. Prof., Speech and Dramafic Arf- 252 Harrison Ave., H.P. Eclcsfein, Sadie, Clerlz-Sfenographer-I93 Sandford Sf. Emery, Rufh lPh.D.I, Assf. Prof., Hisfory- II7 E. 35+h Sf., New Yorlr I6, N. Y. English, Ada Jeanneffe lMrs. Philip M.l, Li- brarian, Emerifus-l53 George Sf. Escamilla, Manuela Sanchez, Insfr., Spanish -Gzl. Esfes, Frances Lorraine lPh.D.l, Assf. Prof., Chemisfry-Box 355, R.D. 3. Esfrin, Thelma A. lMrs. Geraldl, Assf. Insfr., Mafhemafics-3-d Goodman Road, Prin- cefon. ik 'Faigl, Elsa Nelson lMrs. Louis J.l, Assf., Physical Educafion--Box 545, Spofswood. Fair, Efhel Marion, Prof., Library Service, Emerifus-3025 N. 2nd Sf., Harrisburg, Pa. Fallr, Doris Virginia lPh.D.l, Assf. Prof., English, absenf on leave I955-l956. Finclr, Evelyn Bruno lMrs. Roberf H.l, Assf. Direcfor of Admissions-26I Redmond Sf. Fislre, Jessie Gladys, Prof., Bofany-I49 George Sf. Fiffs, Enice Esfher, Lecfurer, Secrefarial Sfudies-I2 Redcliffe Ave., H.P. Field, Harrieff Anderson lMrs. Erasfus I.l, lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Psychology-235 E. 22nd Sf., New Yorlr IO, N. Y. Flanders, Pefer, Lecfurer, Music-4I5 W. II5'rh Sf., N. Y. 25. Fonfanef, Jacques, Assf. Prof., French-bll W. III Sf., Apf. 56, New York, N. Y. Fosfer, Ellen Fassiff, Assf., Library-I93 George Sf. Fox, Mariorie, Insfr., Chemisfry-202 N. 3rd Ave., H.P. Franchino, Elilabefh Marion, Teach. Assf., Zoology-49 Wycoff Sf. Freeburn, Florence Mildred lMrs. John E.l, Mimeographer-I2 Hillcresf Ave., Nixon. Garard, Ira Dufresne lPh.D.l, Prof., Chem- isfry, Emerifus-I I9 Livingsfon Ave. Gavin, Elizabefh Eugenia, Cleric, Library- 235 Felfon Ave., H.P. Gebhardf, Rufh Eli1abefh, Mail Clerlr-IO2 Booream Ave., Millfown. Gersfenberger, Richard Carl, lnsfr., Music -59I Taylor Road, Univ. Heighfs. 'GilIe, Gisele Corbiere lMrs. Gasfonl, Insfr., French-26 Paulus Blvd. Gillespie, Hazel Beafrice lPh.D.I, Prof., Bacferiology--I0 Suydam Sf. Gilman, Irene Pafricia, Assf. Direcfor of Sfudenf Cenfer-Gibbons 34. Goodharf, Lillian Blanche, Chief, Library Cafaloging Depf.-I Seaman Sf. Gross, Mason Welch lPh.D.l, Provosf of Universify-Monmoufh Ave., Rumson. Hagen, Lyneffe Mildred, Teach. Assf., Zo- ology-49 Wyckoff Sf. 'Hahnenfeld, Elsie Helen lMrs. Franlc H.l, Secrefary, Office of Dean of College- R.D. 4, Box 436, New Brunswiclc. STAFF 'Hammell, Alexander, Assf. Bursar-I255 Sfone Sf., Rahway. Hanawalf, Nelson Gilberf lPh.D.l, Prof., Psychology-405 N. 4fh Ave., H.P. 'Harned, Gladys Gamble lMrs. Edward F.l, Secrefary, Office of Bursar-Den Herder Dr., Middlebrush. Harvey, Janice, Direcfor of Sfudenfs-J:C. Hasfings, Margaref IPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Hisfory-I76 Sullivan Sf., New Yorlc I2, N. Y. 'Hausman, Leon Augusfus lPl1.D.l, Prof., Zoology. Emerifus - Fifzwilliam, New Hampshire. Hawes, Esfher Ware, Regisfrar, Emerifus- 73 Burnef Sf. Hawlres, Evelyn Jones lMrs.l lPh.D.l, Prof., Educafion-354 Mounfain View Terr., Dunellen. Hazard, Kafharine Elizabefh lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Mafhemafics--97 Chesfer Circle. Hazen, Helen Wagner IMrs.l, Prof., Home Economics, Emerifus-Barringfon, Nova Scofia, Canada. Heuer, Ann Elizabefh, Assf. lnsfr., Bacferi- ology-28 Suydam Sf. Higgins, Alice Gerfrude, Prof., Library Ser- vice, Emerifus-26 Mf. Vernon Sf., Bos- fon 8, Mass. Hillman, Carlene, Assf. Prof., Home Econo mics-C:K. Hollfelder, Claire Bernadeffe, Clerlz, Library -IOI Prospecf Sf., Soufh River. Holf, Lois, Assf. Prof., Home Economics- I0 Sandford Sf. Holfon, Grace, Prof., Arf, Emerifus-I6 Comsfoclc Sf. Hopkins, Francis Washburn lPh.D.l, Prof., Economics-22I Harrison Ave., H.P. Huef, Eugene Louis, Prof., French, Emerifus I3 Chemin de Bellerive, Lausanne lCan- fon de Vaudl, Swifzerland. Hugny, Rollin Philip, Assf. Prof., Educafion --I6 Canferbury Rd., Royal Esfafes, P.O. Soufh River. Hurley, Frances Kemp lMrs. Frank H.l, Librarian--I8 Redcliffe Ave., Apf. 2-A, H.P. Inge, Jane lMrs.l, Prof., Speech and Dra- mafic Arf, Ernerifus-I33I Prospecf Ave., Plainfield. Innes, Elizabefh lMrs. Reginaldl, Sr. Clerlr, Office of Regisfrar-I Forresf Ave., Sayreville. 'Jacl:son, Wilfrid James lPh.D.l, Prof., Physics-250 Lawrence Ave., H.P. Jones, George Morfon, lnsfr., Music-2I4 Commercial Ave. 'Jones, Lewis Websfer IPh.D.I, Presidenf of Universify-River Rd. Jones, Wendell Lyons, lnsfr., Mafhemafics- 597 Taylor Rd. 'Jordan, Emil Leopold lPh.D.l, Prof., Ger- man-935 N. Wood Ave., Linden. Judson, Margaref Afwood lPh.D.l, I-lisfory -8 Redcliffe Ave., H.P. DIRECTORY Kane, Jule Murray lMrs. Harold V.l, Sr. Cleric, Speech and Dramafic Arf,-96 Hunfingfon Sf. Kanrich, Dorofhy Mary, Lecfurer, Hygiene and Physical Educafion--2I6 W. Bfh Sf., Plainfield. Kees, Helena Margaref, Prof., Hygiene and Physical Educafion-I43 George Sf. 'Kelfon, Elizabefh lMrs. Hollandl, Sr. Clerlc, Chemisfry-55 Wrighf Pl. Kindig, Louise Elizabefh, Insfr., Hygiene and Physical Educafion-l40 Monfgomery Sf., H.P. Kline, Margaref Mary, Assf. lnsfr., Hygiene and Physical Educafion-J:H. 'Kniffin, Herberf Reynolds, Prof., Arf, Emer- ifus-204 Nor'l'hEasf I7fh Ave., Forf Lauderdale, Fla. Kovacs, Joseph, Lecfurer, Music-6I Wig- gins Sf., Princefon. Koye, Margaref, Clerk, Library-39 Brook- side Ave. Kreger, Charloffe Joan, Clerlr-Sfenographer, Office of Admission-93 MacArfhur Ave., Sayreville. Krifsch, Ernesfine Franzislza lPh.D.l, lnsfr., German-C:AA. Kuzdzal, Joan Cafherine, Records Secrefary, Alumnae Office-3 Joseph Sf., Sayreville. Kvam, Alrnoldl Kunrad, Prof., Music-67 Oalc Ave., Mefuchen. 'Lanza di Trabia, Angelo lD.PhiI.l, Assf. Prof., Romance Languages-432 E. 58'fh Sf., New Yorlr 22, N. Y. Lasagna, Joseph Ernesf, Manager, Dining Halls-I08 George Sf. 'Lassner, Oscar, Prof., Music, Emerifus-2009 Belmonf Rd., N.W., Apf. 404, Washing- fon 9, D.C. 'Lee, Florence Henry lMrs. George W., Jr.l, lEd.D.l, Lecfurer, Educafion-23 Delevan Sf. Levi+sIry, Rufh Nelson lMrs. Ihorl, Insfr., Eng'lish-226-B Harrison Sf., Princefon. Long, Wilda Maude, Assf. Prof., Hygiene and Physical Educafion-II6 Livingsfon Ave. Loudon, Eva, Prof., English, Emerifus-70 Banlc of New Yorlc, 530 Fiffh Ave., New Yorlt, N. Y. 'Lourie, Alisa Sophie lMrs. Gabriel Wein- reichl, Insfr., Sociology-I36 Livingsfon Ave. 'MacLaurin, Eleanor Barfon lMrs. J. Don- aldl lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Zoology-R.D. I, Box 238, Milford. Mahmoud, Parvine lMrs.l, lnsfr., French- 54 Hassarf Sf. Manley, Andrea, Regisfrar-24 James Sf., Nixon. Mann, Alfred Balder lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Music-I006 Grandview Ave., Wesffield. Mann, Anne Morrison lMrs. Lynn B.l, Plan- ning Assf.-R.D. I, Princefon. 'McAndrew, Cafherine Dolch lMrs. Walferl, lnsfr., Speech-83 Schuyler Dr., H.P. cont. McCar+hy, Kafhleen Mary, Mail Clerk-637 Main Sf., Sayreville. McCormick, Kafheryne lMrs. Richard P.l, Teach. Assf., Chemisfry-Box 88B, River Road. McDonald, Neil Alonzo lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Polifical Science-I 7C-4 Redfield Village, Mefuchen. McKenzie, Duncan, Prof., Music, Emerifus- Beacon Sf., Maffapoiseff, Mass. McKenzie, Mildred, Supervisor, Wood Lawn Wood Lawn, Cliffon Ave. Meder, Alberf Eugene, Jr., Dean of Admin- isfrafion and Prof. of Mafhemafics-424 Sf. MarIr's Ave., Wesffield. Mendelson, Joyce, lnsfr., Hygiene and Physical Educafion-22 Seaman Sf. Meserole, Jane Cafherine, ClerIc-Sfenog- rapher, Library-23I Livingsfon Ave. 'Meservey, Sabre Folleff lMrs. Edward B.l, lnsfr., Hisfory-l85 Harrison Sf., Prince- fon. Messelca, Helen, Assf. lnsfr., Hygiene and Physical Educafion-27 Armsfrong Ave., Soufh River. Meyer, Marie Penfz lMrs. Herberfl, Assoc. Prof., Home Economics-Rfe. Ib, Parl: Ave., Morrisfown. Moore, Geraldine, Secrefary fo Faculfy-I Myron PI., Lawrence Broolc Manor. Moore, Marion Rufh, Direcfor of Sfudenf Cenfer-80 Chesfer Circle, Apf. 2-C. Morris, Van Cleve lEd.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Educafion-3I6 Cooper Lane, Universify Heighfs. Moslrowifz, Diane Radel lMrs. Charlesl, Laborafory Technician, Physics-2OI Be- vier Rd. Mosfue, Grace Monica, Reference Librarian and Readers' Adviser-I I9 Livingsfon Ave. Mundy, Louise Belle, Supervisor, Dormifor- ies-38 Handy Sf. Murbach, Emma Elisabefh, Assf., Infirm- ary lNursel-Inf., Jameson. Nelson, Anna Rose, Assoc. Prof., Speech and Dramafic Arf-ISI George Sf. 'lINelson, Cyril Arfl-nur lPh.D.l, Prof., Mafh- emafics-Lincoln Highway, Franklin Parlx. Nefflefon, Barbara Ellen, Assf, in Public Re- lafions-Alumnae Coffage, Cliffon Ave. Newby, Edna May, Direcfor, Admissions- 38 Sylvan Ave., Mefuchen. Newlcirlr, Elaine Passeroni lMrs.l lPh.D.l, lnsfr., French-Gibbons R. Noordsy, Harvey William, Research Assf., Religious Hisfory-I7 Seminary Place. 'Norfon, William Joseph lPh.D.l, Prof., Phil- osophy-47 Maple Ave., Mefuchen. Nosco, John, lnsfr., Religious Hisfory-88 Midland Avenue, Garfield. Ohlau, Kafherine Anna, Clerlx, Infirmary--8 Mill Lane, Roufe I4. Olds, Claire, Direcfor of Sfudenfs, G:N. STAFF 'Oncken, William, Prof., Romance Langu- ages, Emerifus-40 Sandford Sf. 'O'Neill, Sylvia lMrs. Gerard K.l, Insfr., Psychology-4I8 B Devereux, Princefon. Orban, Shirley Marion, Clerk, Office of Admission-58 Easfon Ave. 'Pangborn, Cyrus Ransom lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Religion-G:26. Pelikow, Claire, Secrefary, Gym-R.D. 3, Amwell Rd. Pike, Rufh, Insfr., Hisfory-600 W. Illfh Sf.. N. Y. 25. 'Pohero, Rose Ava lMrs. Andrewl, Assf. Mgr., Snack Bar-64 Marfin Sf., R.D. I6. 'Poffer, Harold Walfer lM.D.l, College Physician-40 Woodbridge Ave., Mefu- chen. 'Powell, John Beniamine, Assf. Prof., Music- 39 Finley Rd., Nixon. 'Radwan, Eleanor lMrs. Mahmondl, Direcfor of Sfudenfs-G:M. Rahfer, Charles Augusfus, lnsfr., English- Redfield Village, ISC-3, Mefuchen. Ramirez, Diana Rechani lPh.D.l, Assf. Prof., Spanish-82 Chesfer Circle. Raven, Mary Isabel, Prof., Home Economics, Emerifus-3l Baldwin Sf. Rawson, Adelaide, Assf. Prof., Home Eco- nomics-I I9 Livingsfon Ave. Recine, Elvera Ann, Clerk, Library-I44 Delevan Sf. Rees, Jane Louise, Assf. Prof., Home Eco- nomics-20 Redcliffe Ave., H.P. Reichard, Helen Cecil, Chapel Organisf and Secrefary, Music Depf.-IO7 Winfhrop Rd,. Washingfon Park., Nixon. Reid, Alma lMrs.l, Assf., Dining Hall-IOS George Sf. Reid, Marion Adelaide lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., Zoology-70 Townsend Sf. Rhodes, Kafhleen lPh.D.l, Prof., Home Eco- nomics-I7 Jones Ave. Richards, Marguerife Lenfz lMrs. Newfon W., Jr.l, lPh.D.l, Prof., French-54 Has- sarf Sf. Richardson, Helen Mary lPh.D.l, Prof., Psy- chology, Emerifus-844 Twelffh Sf., Boul- der, Colorado. Richardson, Jeaneffe Cafherine, Assf., ln- firmary lNursel-Inf., Jameson. Riche, Frances Elizabefh, Secrefary of Col- lege, in charge of Public Relafions-46 Livingsfon Ave. Robinson, Joan, Clerk, Library-402 Sand- ford Sf. Robinson, Mariorie Bufferfield lMrs.l Cir- culafion Librarian and Readers' Adviser- l Redcliffe Ave., H.P. Rockwell, Frederick Scudder, Assoc. Prof., English-R.D. l, Box 260, New Markef. Romero, Marina, Assoc. Prof., Spanish-24 Redcliffe Ave., H. P. 'Rosenau, James Nafhan, Assf. Prof., Polifical Science-l7E-3 Redfield Village, Mefu- chen. 180 DIRECTORY Rosenberg, Irene lMrs. Gideon Graul, lnsfr., Music-875 Essex Ave., Mefuchen. Rudy, Raymond Earl, Assoc. Prof., Music- 43 Mercer Sf., Princefon. Rupp, Sigrid Reuferdahl lMrs. Augusfl, Assf. fo Dean of College and Assf. Prof., Educafion-307 Granf Ave., H.P. Rusak, Halina Rodzko lMrs. Vasill, Assf., Library-I33 Delevan Sf. Salas, Manuel lJ.S.D.l, Prof., Spanish-38-A Chesfer Circle. Salmon, Ada Barfley, Recorder-28 Red- cliffe Ave., Apf. I-A, H.P. 'Sanafamarina, Leonardo lPh.D.l, Assf. Prof., Spanish-226 Easfon Ave. Schlimbach, Alice lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., German-7 Paulus Blvd. Schmidt George Paul lPh.D.l, Prof., His- fory-57 Herberf Dr., Millfown. 'Schoepps, Marjorie Edna, Assf., Office of Dean of Insfrucfion-Alumnae Coffage, Cliffon, Ave. 'Shehadi, Fadlou Alberf, lnsfr., Philosophy- 48 Ray Sf. Shibanoff, Mary Semoskovich lMrs. Borisl, Sr. Clerk-Sfencgrapher-629 Lorraine Ave., Middlesex. Shields, Dorofhy Ann, lnsfr., Hygiene and Physical Educafion-l40 Monfgomery Sf., Apf. HI. H.P. Simpson, Dorofhy, Assoc. Prof., Hygiene and Physical Educafion-39 Redcliffe Ave., H.P. 'Slofnick, Nan Shin livirs. Gerald H. W.l, Clerk, Personnel Bureau-353 Prenfiss Lane, Univ. Heighfs. Small, Florence lMrs. Johnl, Teach. Assf., Chemisfry-Franklin Park. Small, John Allvinl lPh.D.I, Assoc. Prof., Bofany-Box 246, Franklin Park. Smifh, Grace Elizabefh lMrs.l, Snack Bar Manager-C:R. Smifh, Shirley lPh.D.i, Prof., Classical Languages-43 Lincoln Ave., H. P. Smifher, Nelle Kroger lPh.D.l, Assoc. Prof., English-IIB Waverly Pl., New York ll, N. Y. 'Snedeker, Chesfer Wesley, Bursar-I06 N. 6fh Ave., H.P. Snyder, Jane Conlin lMrs. H. Donaldl, Assf. Alumnae Office-8 Suydam Sf. Sosfman, Edna Rufh lEd.D.l, Assf. Prof., Home Economics-37 Reservoir Ave.. Jersey Cify 7. 'Sprafford, Eva Lou lMrs.l, Secrefary, Of- fice of Bursar-43 Lincoln Ave., H.P. Sfas, Virginia Kelly lMrs. Edward H.l, Sr. Clerk, Office of Regisfrar-I4 Lillian Terrace, Woodbridge. Sfephenson, Richard Manning-, Assf. Prof., Sociology-67 Payson Lane. Sfolov, Harold Leon lPh.D.l, Assf. Prof., Physics-20 Redcliffe Ave., H.P. conf. Sfrauss, Melvin Henry, Lecfurer, Music- 200 W. IO8fh Sf., N. Y. Swain, Doris Dean lMrs. Ralph Heidings- feldl, Assoc. Prof., Sociology- 300 Deal Lake Dr., Apf. I9, Asbury Park. Sweder, Dolores, Assf. fo Direcfor of Ad- missions-l4I Linden Lane, Princefon. Sweet Roger Spencer lPh.D.l, Prof., Chemisfry-l07 N. Sfh Ave. H.P. 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