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

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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

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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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HARRY W. VINICOMBE, JR. Major: Social Studies. Minor: History. Degree: B.S. in Edu- cation. Activities: Sodality 1g French Clubg History Clubg Editor of the Curved Horny Student Council. Harry is rightfully a leader. His ambition to be President of the United States, does not seem fantastic to those who know his abilities. Staid, sober, resolute and purposefulg possessor of a fine appreciation of the droll, as well as of the sublime, he demonstrates great potentialities. JOSEPHIN E VITO Major: Science. Minor: Sociology. Degree: B.S. Behind her delightful smile lies a character of depth and quality accentuated by sincerity and thoughtfulness. Her deter- mination, combined with her past accomplishments, assures a successful future in the field of science. GEORGE W. VIVINO Major: Social Studies. Minor: History. Degree: B.S. Acfizf'i!ie.f: History Clubg Italian Clubg Sodality. There is the mark of the eager scholar about George, without a mournful expression or absent-minded stare. He is loquacious and witty and we are entertainedg he explains a thesis and we respect the explanationg he is his cheerful self and we are most appreciative. DOROTHY WALSH Major: English. Minor: History. Degree: B.S. in Education. Actir-'irieyz History Clubg Bowling Clubg Literary Clubg Curved Horn Staff. Tall and slim this blond Bronxite shows her powers of con- centration by doing most of her studying in the subway. Conversation and dancing are Dot's forte and she has an amazing facility for making friends. 43