Fordham University School of Education - Grail Yearbook (New York, NY)

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ROBERT STEVENS Major: Social Studies. Minor: English. Degree: B.S. A casual walk, a hearty laugh and friendly greetings characteri- ze Bob. His desire to enter the Field of Labor Relations does not disguise his talents or interest in writing. There is a fun- loving quality to Bob that changes the most dejected mood to a cheerful one. ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Major: Economics. Minor: History. Degree: B.S. Affiriliey: Sodality 1, 2, 3, iig French Clubg Interracial Clubg Bowling Club. The spontaneous gaiety of untroubled youth is Betty's chief asset. Her infectious cheerfulness is a gilt edged guarantee of good times, impervious to the tarnishing action of pessimism and time. CONSTANCE REILLY SUTTER Major: English. Minor: History. Degree: B.S. in Education. Al'fi1'iff8.l'Z Curved Horn Staiig E.S.O. Connie is a patch of blue in a grey sky, with a smile that replaces il thousand words of welcome. She has a gaiety of the type which vanished with the coming of the foe to Irelandg 21 person of infinite jest and variety. ROLAND L. SWINK Major: History. Minor: English. Degree: B.S. in Education. Roland has a certain mental curiosity and his interesting ques- tions have brightened many of our classes. To the harum- scrtrum many he is the admired, unflustered person who ac- complishes much with enviable casualness. lil

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MARGARET SNIDERO Major: Biology. Minor: Science. Degree: B.S. Activities: Interracial Clubg Student Councilg Grail Staff. Margaret is very kind, very direct and very interested in what- ever concerns college and college life. She has a strength of character that is tempered by sweetness. Her active participa- tion in such organizations as the E.S.O. and Student Council indicates the unselfish nature which makes all her efforts, gen- uine contributions. MERCEDES SOLEY ilfajor: Chemistry. Degree: B.S. Aciizfilier: International Clubg Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Mercedes deviates from her usual manner of reserve when she graciously exhibits her musical talent. She is the violin virtuoso of the class of '48, Her interest in chemistry reveals the practical side of this proficient artist. JOHN L. SORMAN Maj01': History. Minor: Social Studies. Degree: B.S. in Edu- cation. A clivitiesz Swimming Team. john is one of those people who has made a place for him- self not only in the college circle, but also in outside activities. He held the New York State Championship in Swimming for three yearsg he has already gone to Syria to do graduate work in History. Wlmat is strangest of all, is that he acts quite simply about his major accomplishments as if they weren't somewhat exceptional. We feel they areg we know john is. JULIET STARACE Major: Social Studies. Minor: Sociology. Degree: B.S. Arrirfiiierz Glee Clubg Thaliansg Interracial Clubg French Clubg Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Juliet is a double feature . . . artist and organizer. The Glee Club has claimed both her soprano voice and her administra- tive abilities, at various times. She has worked hard to make that group the flourishing organization it is. Now, she is well on the way to the realization of her personal and professional ambitions. 40 A J

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CLAIRE TRAINOR Major: English. Minor: Speech. Degree: B.S. in Education. Arfiz.'ifie.f: Student Council: Treasurer, '46, Secretary, '47g Sodality 1, 2, 5, Prefect of Sodality, '47g School of Education's N.S.A. Delegate: '47g Mahdrofsg War Memorial Drive. Claire is always jolly. Her main purpose in life seems to be to make others happy. The sweetness of her personality is bal- anced by the spice of her sense of humor. The result . . . a pleasing blend of the demure and the provacative, of the rompish and the sedate. HENRY HOWARD TRUTNEFF Major: English. Degree: B.S. If we chanced to hold a conversation with Hank, we'd find ourselves carefully listening to the most trivial point. When we get to know him, we realize that he isn't consistently serious. There is a certain spark in his eyes which betrays his cheerful nature and we're pleased to find it. RAUL E. UGARTE Major: German. Minor: Language. Degree: B.S. in Education. Ac'li1,'itie.f: E.S.O. Ed tempers his analytical mind with charity and is ever willing to give a kind estimate of his colleagues. We follow suit and acknowledge his academic ability, his determination and his reserve. ANNETTE L. VENTURA Major: Biology. Minor: Science. Degree: B.S. Adil-'ilierz Bowling Clubg Sodality 1, 2, 5. Ann is another one of our Edites who shuttles between the Marble Campus and Bio Labs. Under a reserved and retiring manner, her charm has not passed unnoticed. Her quiet smile seems to indicate that she not only enjoys people but is keenly interested in human nature, a quality which has won her many friends here at Fordham. 412