Hood College - Touchstone Yearbook (Frederick, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1942 volume:

Lu La O — Y At O — O -_ HOOD COLLEGE, F ReEsDsEsRsIi Gri MeACR Sia le ane © he it OE EE eee whole yoar is a job . . xcitement and confusion reign prevalent! It’s fun showing off new clothes, greeting “roomie,” and seeing that old gang again! We're glad to be back! VV, you ever forget sign: ing all those cards, seemg your adviser, standing in that endless line, and then—that complicated schedule? Miss Nellie KR. Blocher who by her charming manner, sincere understanding, and impelling per- sonality has created for us a goal toward which we strive. this. our 1942 touchstone to Henry Irvin Stahr STROLLING A CROSS CeAGMIP Uses ae Vy cl alel ee RUns FIRST LADY... PRIM U:S SASS SA SEATS EU Glas PANION 2471-N°S PIR INiGSULSSSAS ie Gere Aaa VAN: Do “WE CA LO S EtOsVeEg sin Vinee Ome Officors. of. Administration TEC MRTICY LNs AA eee i ce rst By et ca Bees Sc tbs: 9. e's ec Moon! ofa eens ow «President PXl8in ININMly, IDED ys [EIABY JOSER ME A Co Ese an acme ie aterm mime.) 8. cctis 3, 2. 6 « 1s President Emeritus A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., Franklin and Marshall College; LL.D., Ursinus College; LL.D., Temple University. HELEN DALTON BRAGDON ....... ee Deankotathercollege Io, CLM lon tel OD). ALBERW AMEE ROM, Neen enn er wae) irectorsofsstudentepersonne! A.B., Northwestern University; A.M., Mills College. GRAGEINS BROW Nien nnn nner cn se) Registrars Secretary ofsthe Faculty A.B., Hood College. M. GENEVA LEINBACH Assistant Registrar A.B., Hood College. RAVMONDEIEEO RD ger neCernCe aren) Ces ce Prete cone Peet a Sack ee | Lreasurer CATFERINERAs I] OMAS gia ar err uence pen rman Cees: 2). oases o -secretary cee | those who instruct us HENRY) IRVIN ESTAHR 538 =o rrceats eco costes ct ta otreas cay ele: Gave castes tn Cea gn een nee mn ont tne ge President A.B., A.M., D.D., Franklin and Marshall College; LL.D., Ursinus College. HELEN DALTONS BRAGDON Sige cee Dean of the College, Professor of Education and Psychology A.B., Mount Holyoke College; Ed.M., Ed.H., Harvard University. LILLIAN. ‘OLIVE;, BROWN) facie cece orm to to or uoteten cihetl teh ote ou lsmmtiereiare! oui meee none ae te Professor of Mathematics A.B., Dickinson College; A.M., Columbia University. ESTHER ELIZABETHS SETA W teu cuecurenicrciecimtsticc ironic nrc meme: fo Maen atte ors ick Oe rte aes ee A Professor of English A.B., Mount Holyoke College; A.M., Ph.D., University of Michigan. MABEL LOWELL? BISHOP © vie iret nteciete tol since o, tipee coraren fant nn mtAmn ane ee ee mn ar Professor of Zoology A.B., Wellesley College; A.M., Smith College; Ph.D., University of Chicago. MIRIAM =RANKIN @APPLE Pic. toccine, Site touche nearer soot relare cect Cn oan Omran er Librarian A.8., Hood College; B.S., Simmons School of Library Science. G. NEVIN SREBERT) % cicect teen cnet oi mea cease es mn Professor of Education, Director of Teacher Training A.B., Franklin and Marshal! College; A.M., Ph.D., University of Chicago. DOROTHY ISABELLA MORRILLe (se see ce ore clacton Pict ern ta Professor of English A.B., Mount Holyoke College; A.M., University of Michigan; A.M., Ph.D., Radcliffe College. MARTHA ; CRITZ THOMAS� (aatp acct a: or caters aco Pollo ete cacao oc U ree ee Professor of Home Economics B.S., A.M., Columbia University. HENRY THOMAS: WADE: accesre ce cost amet toccctens seukebual Festa mesic tec eet ties aac aa ti ear AA ctant Mire? Professor of Music A. A. G. O.; Graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music; Pupil of Carl Baermann and Henry M. Dunham; European Study under Ch. Marie Widor and |. Philipp. ELIZABETH: B.. BOWER 5 oe otha car feo cote es ota tetsete clams bree pion an sagen neeantcl emer eS eS Professor of Chemistry Pennsylvania State College. LOUISESROBINSON GEA TIE ieecacte riers atc tars teint ec roe Professor of Philosophy and Psychology A.B., A.M., Mount Holyoke College; Ph.D., Radcliffe College. ee ee i Ei ee TEs ae aA ei ea i ib se : se i “e 4 e si EEAH BROW NGALLEN Spee ce een emer Professor of Astronomy, Director of the John H. Williams Observatory A.B., Brown University; A.M., Wellesley College; Pepper Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania; Martin Kellogg Research Fellowship, Lick Observatory. VAMESEBYRNETRANCKR Soeciems cet sita ales) wee st te aoe Professor of History and Political Science A.B., George Washington University; A.M., Harvard University; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. NEL ER Ke BLOGCIHIERM erm ct cert cee Set) cee lce eee rst er Wee Olt we Teoren sews we eco . Professor of Education A.B.,-A.M., Gettysburg College; A.M., Columbia University. GATHERIN ES WILLIAM Sitmormetaauice ss: beothyhsiearouty rol oicmareh ah ee Sia, sce eel Ge satus, see cdi.w itews aioe Professor of Music A.B., Mount Holyoke College; A.M., Vassar College; Student at Hutcheson Master Classes; Pupil of E. Harold Geer, Helen Hopekirk, and Jeanne Behrend. (Ze WIELIAMBRUPPEBARNEIART ema ctttes csr Gr ctl leek ee Professor of Biblical Literature and Religion A.B., Johns Hopkins University; A.M., Columbia University; Union Theological Seminary; D.D., Pacific University. MARYEGASTEEO lmmmrercatr era ttt Cm Emin ceucerite athe en si ins Metis) Gee et ee, “aus 6 fa Professor of History A.B., Hood College; University of Chicago; A.M., Johns Hopkins University. OLIVES PS UREDDIGCKs scp ta ws: aie eee cut ol net fee Use os ...... . Professor of Economics and Sociology A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University; A.M., Columbia University; A.M., Ph.D., Radcliffe College. GHEMARGUERITESTRENEDES rsvicc cia urd satsatn sn acest ares el re i os _ . Professor of Modern Languages A.B., Ripon College; A.M., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin; the Sorbonne. BERTHIAMESLOOMIS series Sten ket se ne ete Gr ear ac a erka amas oblige Shea aes Professor of Latin and Greek A.B., Keuka College; A.M., Columbia University; Ph.D., John Hopkins University. PAUIBLATREBECK EEL M tremrmrmcmcit cat tncrirmey coton cpcuieier ee Agha cwrs hel is, iis le mete cans, edb ere Professor of Music B.M., Northwestern University; B.S., Fort Hays Kansas State College; M.Mus., Eastman School of Music; European Study under |. Philipp, Motte Lacroix, and Naaia Boulanger. MARIONEEOUISESMacPHAIL rmetrecrsicis ets uck« @ sre Moise «se Associate Professor of Modern Languages A.B., Agnes Scott College; A.M., Columbia University. EPAURASADELINESW ARDS Sicntirestecasidams Men alesse i, onde en sl at 2) ga er we ee Ss Associate Professor of English A.B., Vassar College; A.M., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. (1) On leave of absence, first semester, 1940-194]. (2) On leave of absence, second semester, 1940-1941. Ay bal alin foiired, a. LILAH: Raj GAUT se we recor eon cen epoch ates Associate Professor of Home Economics and Fine and Applied Art B.S., University of Tennessee; A.M., University of Chicago. WAYNE: C7: NEELY: tes saeco oot acco neni con isuee eee ERS Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology A.B., Parsons College; A.M., University of lowa; Ph.D., Columbia University. E:. LOUISE“ LEONARD 22 nice ts cot yetee. © foe ecco Sathana SMI oir aera eer ee Assistant Professor of French A.B., A.M., Smith College; Columbia University; Middlebury Language Schools of French and Italian. MARY. ELIZABETH U'OSBORWN 9 capes tic site n catcsnroie state tls nr ncn Sec Assistant Professor of English A.B., New York State College for Teachers; A.M., Columbia University; University of London. MARGARET’ ESLINGER © ve. Fon caitaress a ooh sl hasan oe ncuneinte Renter me nici sirens Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S., Dickinson College; M.S., Ohio State University. CATHERINES US EICHEEBERG ER seg cnist cei citrine a tient antic nneitnn tar Assistant Professor of Fine and Applied Art Diploma, Pratt Institute; B.S.. A.M., Columbia University. ONIGA. Ee? PRALE li eegecie de ote veh akc colt ak ch cat eek sues gaan cies man Assistant Professor of Home Economics B.S., M.S., lowa State College. MAY GF.: KOHN feces sie ae oe en ag onl an cretion Assistant Professor of Education and Home Economics Bradley Polytechnic Institute; B.S., University of Minnesota; A.M., Columbia University. OLY NO] ol = AE oe oo cay tp Op SNC) OL pk ti P eGoO OU 0 BIO Cao ob oe . . Assistant Professor of Zoology A.B., Wilson College; A.M., Johns Hopkins University. MABEL EATON SSTEWARTiv= vcucuten minions as ictie ial mr mretre Assistant Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Psychology A.B., Mount Holyoke College; A.M., Columbia University. GATHERINEs LAVANCHE GROSS Seis cicmyeacninciieteeiiccmnt initia Assistant Professor of Botany and Bacteriology A.B., DePauw University; A.M., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. SALLY -WILLS: HOLLAND) 23 @ ceteice ts tet ot toy emeencel oto Rt oe aeeeretEe . . Assistant Professor of English A.B., Westhampton College; A.M., Columbia University; Dramatic Art, University of North Carolina. FRANGES =Gye GUTUSIAN Mes ace aei ta ts ee: sie aye 4 oy oes ove! Assistant Professor of Psychology A.B., A.M., Vassar College; Ph.D., Yale University. MARION GERTRUDE SMITH ..... Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Director of Physical Education A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College; A.M., Teachers College, Columbia University. CATIEIA RUN Ewe Ean UO EROW senna ee Ark cE Ne asa ton, cast cu aiisersines pce sh Suk naie. ©. Geko. GJ Ged aa vs Assistant Librarian A.B., Hood College; B.S., Simmons School of Library Science. TOV CEEMARTELORNERG cmc ce cet rn eoceteet ce Ml uel. ecsa alse. co eS xe oon eee Instructor in English (C AWALTERS Jara CL [LCOGn eit tts eo sees natu ales. Siac Olu SUiinclpsad Ser aha aS Instructor in Violin B.Mus., M.Mus., Peabody Conservatory of Music; Pupil of Frank Gittelson and Gustave Strube; Mem- ber, National Symphony Orchestra; Member, Peabody String Quartet. HAROUDS J eCLEM Meaney me cutrs ee-lnt field cle Waikspits cum Mette ae: stot ie Instructor in History and Political Science A.8., Franklin and Marshall College; A.M., Harvard University. DANNATIEBOVLCANMeasmicsawte peltsmapeen qiecas 2eenya er Sect curckbeicylvics) 6) 0.4. Sy oe Gels ae Instructor in Chemistry A.B., The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina. MARGARET eK ORLENBERCERGper acer. saree an) eins ee bora Saas |. . Instructor in Physical Education (aD OROTHYaLM se GREEY weer ve ears tien wa suierie dit) a) ei ti ud oS sl ae os . . Instructor in Home Economics ANNASMARIES BUDD Emeet su uemcucitact canis sbrlkenyonebals gay waa autos Ala woe Aa eos Instructor in Voice B.Mus., Curtis Institute of Music; Teacher's Certificate, Peabody Conservatory of Music; Pupil of Madame Queena Mario. (Com lEA WW AT IKIN Sticpreteetcl te, conten tee eh ce, rebate es, ee Bienes we BPigp ce aL Lecturer and Consultant in Fine Art A.B., Yale University; Associate Director in charge of Education, Phillips Memorial Gallery of Wash- ington, D. C.; Director of the Phillips Gallery Art School. CARTES CHAR Paaecte ae iene eonee a.m oat A Me iron a oe awe rec ete hiss on a one shin MEe ed @ a) o Instructor in German | | | MINNIE: BE.) WELLS 275-3 5c 5 eat cpicarote ce pemtton orice Sail teens tear a OCI Oat arene . . . . Instructor in English A.A., Stephens College; B.S., University of Missouri; Bryn Mawr College; Ph.D., New York University. MARY'C3- WHITMAN © 6siceeiec sence aa es hae ee NR alge oe re ce ee er Instructor in Psychology (3) HISABEL, RICH MONDE WATERH OUS ESS REN acpi etic trctater eit ers ee Instructor in Hygiene A.B., Mount Holyoke College; Diploma, Presbyterian Hospital of Nursing, New York; Certificate of Public Health Nursing, Western Reserve University; M.S. in Social Admin., Western Reserve University. BARBARA.- JEAN « FEIKER:=-. snd oe creed eSB) Cas Ree ee eee Instructor in Physical Education B.S. in Physical Education, George Washington University. MARGARET, LOUISE. KEISTER tears ec tee teecate nels Serenata en Instructor in Biological Sciences A.B., Wheaton College; M.S., Brown University. LUCILEE, MARGARETORENNECKAR iieircuee errmret cca crt ccarcan creer ma rn ea Instructor in Economics and Sociology A.B., Vassar College; A.M., Columbia University. DOROTHYs MITCHELL FORSYTHE ie scurior seen cerca eae Instructor in Home Economics Diploma. Seorgia State College for Women; B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers; M.S., Uni- versity of Tennessee KATHERINESALEENSGLARK Esser caecnctcnrteunre iste cle ean ee .. . . . Instructor in Modern Languages A.B.. Goucher College; A.M., Middlebury College; Docteur d'Université, Universite de Grenoble. GABRIELLE ASSET “Skt sce eae notte ay en Een eee . . . Instructor in Mathematics and Physics A.B., Barnard College; A.M., Wellesley College; A.M., Radcliffe College. EDITH “SCHILLING: CROLUs 2225 recntet etre cote hci eiroinc) cy eeu) asinine Mee ren te aes a Assistant in Chemistry (3) Part time, 1940, 1941. (4) First semester, 1940, 1941. i 0 ESI ER RES ER A SSN A RII INR i cone ASSOCIATES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION WILBUR SDEVIEBISS sesmcaguen scieme o: okies t omy iew yeas cacste Us: bs ee Si ch = ems Principal of Frederick High School A.B., Western Maryland College; A.M., University of Maryland. GENEVAR Ps ELY ica gm sir nicies sine itl nemirdte sis en eke ose! ee ems Instructor in Latin, Frederick High School ., Hood College. DOEBG mINEW GOMER as emma oc ovel eke isulepa cise tetle tel im. “eo ick ve col instructor in History, Frederick High School 5 A.B., Western Maryland College. RUE Gas WANK cers: Neeach aw ee eh tie) face ep ieee a wire Instructor in Music, Frederick High School A.B., Hood College. EMBSPENGERRWAR Embgeetr tii yet nro site srisao ists, ci i lolas meen ie ws Instructor in English, Frederick High School A.B., Duke University; A.M., Columbia University. FOUISEMAtEWEAGUEY Siew ceca mancm eis teu erika neo) cite ict seus Instructor in Mathematics, Frederick High School A.B., Hood College. ASSOCIATES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS MARTH ARGS CARSON] Fas ae ce es sil eee Soe ers Supervisor of Institutional Management Laboratory COBBESSMCASILE Me te femeiban cts (ultisi ton. 6) oer Gr chars ater: 6 Supervisor of Cafeteria, Frederick High School (OVBEESEIESBEANGCHARD Siececn ene cece © sp Acting Associate Professor of Biblical Literature and Religion A.B., Stanford University; A.M., University of Chicago; Teachers College, Columbia University. (HEMARYSELIZABETHIMIGART Ye ROGERS trace. cara ci sun ce sleeaa el ce cls ee eo oe Instructor in Home Economics B.S., Hood College; M.S., University of Michigan. (C)BRAEPHEESEARTMAN prarteciscatnn: tire fen seec cele fo. sc lesuei Gh Gn stele Yet Gpreste Se Lecturer in Biblical Literature A.B., Franklin and Marshal College; Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in the United States. (5) Second semester, 1940-1941. (6) Part-time, second semester, 1940-1941 © a om econ tt stat a z 2 PUMPER Pease a en ALUMNAE HALL oO O — oO Lu WY) co O CaO pbs EoNgieZ HALL See Sg Perey i Bee a ASLO LALLA EL ALL LALLA 4 MEYRAN Hi®tAslok The Toonerville trolley departs from campus and Hood anticipates an afternoon of roller skating, merry-go-rounding and bowling, plus a delicious picnic supper. fem sisters triumphant! It wasn't hard for the Juniors to be vanquished on Campus Day by these special members of their own college family. We only hope they gain the object of their hunting expedition for knowledge. What could escape those 160 members | of the Freshmen exploring party? But we came in second! We are equally proud of that. We broke our own defeatist idea that '42 would never get anything but fourth place on Campus Day by our band of drum majorettes putting ''Hood on Parade. We like the Sophomore and Senior Classes, and we admit the Alpine-climbing Sophs, and student prince Seniors were good—but we have to gloat a little over our own particular success! for a good time was had by all - freshman class o CORNELIA LEE PAYNE 3 ee rer tore MARYLYN. BARNED] 2 0 2 pee Ve Presiden. ABIGAIL; MAURER. 3 8.505. oss oOo cLencny JANET CORTRIGHT Treasurer MARVMEEECABENHEALLEN 3. 2. an 3 ms - New Castle, Pa. ALICE ARDARY ANNE BALDWIN MARILYN BARNETT EUCENUAMBDEAG [lume ciiciccd si icpesler fel to) cesta. airs Baltimore, Md. GEORGIANA BENJAMIN JOYCE BESKIND ELIZABETH ANNE BILLINGSLEA ......... Westminster, Md. BEIgNee AINFRBLACK@ea sy Gn Uti eaere snes os us ars York, Pa. ELIZABETH BOGUE SUIZANINGRBOSLEVienta tates ats a 8s eens Williamsburg, Pa. FEORENGESBROOKE! 2%. 5 = eae 6 se @ Port Washington, N. Y. RUTH BROSSMAN MARTHASTUANE BROWN «52 6 6 es 2 we 8 oe Rochester, N. Y. MARIALOUISESBRUNEAUS. . aa 6 fons Gs @ Brooklyn, N. Y. BARR AR AMCIBUGK LEY meme wrastteue 2 Venues aod He ce Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Boonton, N. J. New Orleans, La. College Park, Md. Great Neck, N. Y. Pontiac, Mich. Allentown, Pa. ea The Freshmen DARN TRAE 26 God o oy oe oo ooo ond ae Hartsville, S. C. RUTHER GALE cure ees clc ce sch snr) to teh emis) Bowdon es, ie Great Neck, N. Y. GAROEYVIN= GAR Liraer mic dccare: (ou ciee icine hears line iota’ Paulsboro, N. J. MARYS ELIZA BET in GA RUE gene tictn tee tistn meine tna eins Scranton, Pa. nA: LYNSEY 6 6 SS c on Goo 8 bo 0 Oho oe eo Reading, Pa. NANCYAGARYieaarcmcaie ctr maton nun A colar ony ron DMC tciNel York, Pa. MARY CAULKINS Scarsdale, N. Y. MARGARED: CHAN DEERGi mtn: mtn -t sit-in -ie Gouldsboro, Pa. SPINS! ARYNSS 2 5.5 ooo oo op a Oe Springfield, Mass. MARYS LOUISENGCHORLEY Serr mc uicmomremtciien (ont Middletown, N. Y. IOGINAN) ORIN c ode 6 6 ob ow Gono bee Philadelphia, Pa. JEANINE@CO GUIS seem merercuesmien torment nt) stron oreror Lyndhurst, N. J. SEIRPEYSANNES COIN NER@ rari citrmtcn en lel elle Waynesboro, Pa. ANETTA GOO Karamar cr ter catib si hte) ison iolh o, loomeiieiecoAls Ensworth, Pa. Jenkintown, Pa. JANET CORTRIGHT PeELIZABETEIE GRA MERS acute icmne ieihemtiis) vite int Pittsburgh, Pa. The Freshmen LILLIAN CRANSTOUN i Soc COA Ree Ee ee ee Maplewocd, N. J. PRISCILLA CROCKETT BETIS EESDAUBENSPEC Karine ae ene North Plainfield, N. J. MARY SDELAPLAINE 2 = a) «7. 8 eine iiee ees are Winter Haven, Fla. MARY ANN EDDINGTON HELEN EISENHAUER HELEN ENANY MARGARET FERIUG sien cen iecincuee ey ie lecu eects Edgewood, Md. GERTRUDE FLAGG VIRGINIASFLINT ice fe, cee eee eee Montclair, N. J. DOROTHYS FOR Dist ere secneat cen ane Frederick, Md. MARILYN “FOWLER oaccc-4. ter emer cootenee reas erates erie te Morganza, Pa, See aE E eet ey Pocomoke City, Md. Rms Oh megaic CaS Le oe harco A Connellsville, Pa. aon et cm ey oo oc Frederick, Md. Oe ae ee ee Le a xc Helfenstein, Pa. RE nee: ne Biot eee Martinsburg, W. Va. Me EOE (AN a: Steen NOS Philadelphia, Pa. [32] ALICE FRANTZe ce ecco ar ceca ote) foo eta eee Glenside, Pa. VIRGINIA GAMBRILE 2 saan eiceteue-n or) Frederick, Md. ELIZABETH) (GATES) %..2 n ee ie, ce coe certs Scranton, Pa. MILDRED GEIPLE GRACE GEORGE Riverdale, N. Y. BARBARA GILL Hollis, N. Y. BARBARA= GIEMO© REi a ences tee tr usin cucu simran Annapolis, Md. MIRIAM GITTINGER® Sos oe) cee ence Maplewood, N. J. SUSANNERGRAVES Step retcue ee ice itt nn not fits acmnramn New York, N. Y. MARIIE® ELAN Stern teeta term er ars oe Frederick, Md. CAROLS HAMM Sime ecient renee oi itn itor Paulsboro, N. J. JEANETTE: HAM Miln eeite rani os) ctaeteealee (on toned Brodheadsville, Pa. DAREINESHAMME TN seus cer mse sieilcc utter armen Camden, N. J. PAMELA @HARRISON 22) poe aes cre ee Cincinnati, Ohio ELAINE: HARRUP. .8, fer ce ncn emcee) ieee nce Maplewood, N. J. ELEANOR| HIGGS hese cure nncle erm Cleveland, Ohio MARVELEERMclIEW.AIINiiseemin cient cure Saltsburg, Pa. t= : r d] RUTH MEISSER AY Pp: FV AW Y (ef Shaker Heights, Ohio ELEANOR MESSERLY scan sve colts aueital outa Lock Haven, Pa. ANNA®S MEYER iecarmrcurseceetiew oil. toprclnsns amen smacmae Wyomissing, Pa. DEBORAH ( MILEER Sa enectrnt ct tien siren iat meranc Frederick, Md. LILLIAN IMILUERas). (5 ita seed on coe Sere es Brooklyn Park, Md. BEULAH MUNSHOWER? fice cn ncn -ieerareneeae Frederick, Md. PATRIGIASMURRAY Sct omrcnet ase aiclteieen totes Harrington Park, N. J. MARGARET MUTH in-use neers eran Catonsville, Md. JANET ENIGODEMIUS siicmesmremtene tenle acmneitcnnemrrnr a Walkersville, Md. JEANNESNOLAN G3 cca owe ei ae ain cee Carthage, N. Y. NANGY OGDEN Sos o crtcecutecuns aren aire) ieee im a Baltimore, Md. CORNELIAS PAYNE Sen citcaeieatg ct cursla en cuten un ree Rosemont, Pa. JOSEPHINE PEREM UTTER ivermectin err meniner: Newark, N. J. BETILY JANESPECK ELL epee -te-aece tener Haddonfield, N. J. JANE: (POST 2°28 es cotoees Waest sien as act ome ie Rochester, N. Y. MARY. AVIS: POWELL. cece. ceret ol cl pom niteeennnn Rosemont, Pa. CATHERINES PRESTW OOD ogee etree i tnenenne Chevy Chase, Md. MOLLY REIGH cis se) ote oct eek ce Sunbury, Pa. GLADYS. REIINERT 5:50:02 ) 0 tes corsa csc oe omen Pine Grove, Pa. CONSTANCESREMSBURG Sis racireoiieicireiioiten cman Middletown, Md. MARIE ROSES ticrss cc tte sata ss cease cute yo teite nt nena Kingston, N. Y. MARY: RUSH) e555 0s eee eer aes a Prospect Park, Pa. ELIZABETH) SHAW sea ese) sao tee en eee Frederick, Md. MYRA SHOWERS “22.0% 6. «Sens.� sels ooo eee Lewisburg, Pa. JEANS SKINNER, fava ere esc seropaemiel ge tes aries Washington, D. C. JEANNE: SMALL. 30. Ge Sueno ee ee Baltimore, Md. BETTY, SMITH © sce srtboi ys 00 orn tpt ets) eco Winfield, Pa. DOROTHYASNY DER te cursitetre arene a enorme Washington, D. C. JOSEPHINES STEIN ER tment nee Woodmere, N. Y. MARY STETTLER sca. ce ance cece ee mee Chatham, N. J. HELEN © STOMMEER Seat caret) tee it otto Drexel Hill, Pa. RIM VA, SSMU 5 gS aey te ccna a Frederick, Md. DOROTHY SWEETSER LENA THOMAS NANGYEURIORING soos a os) cP ocicebs Bm Bw re Clearfield, Pa. MARGARETMTRAVERS 2) 5 2 2 oe eo a Collingswood, N. J. MEE LMAMUPEINGER: gts ale 6 oo 6 ee es New Kensington, Pa. MARUORIEBVANRODEN 2 3204 co. 56 ce 2 8 Merion, Pa. EMMA YONDERHEIDE MARY WAGNER EVELUEAS] SWAIN XG) 6] eee SS emia leach Wa CMEC un ae Perkasie, Pa. HELEN WASH SO CMR om siae iste one Moan 5) Yeh eye at Scranton, Pa. +) O46) DONS cae ac ICMO ROR ar arte Middletown, Md. Ae Go Ce ee ape er Baltimore, Md. 5 eee Ca ee Valle Crucis, N. C. 5 iG AAG CC Cr) eR aE a Lewiston, Pa, [35] Nome MARION EW.ESTO Neen nee tn tn ate Olean, VIRGINIASW HEATLEY see cect erie ee ie ate Mountain Lakes, N. J. Wi@Wa? Waa «2 4605508 OMG BG 0 65 6% Shillington, Pa. @s NSIN) WAALS 3 oS 6 o-8 oF 0 Ono) oo Gam on ee Hollis, N. Y. SUPAN Neila! WANLENFORND 5 5 sc 6 oa aoa White Plains, N. Y. GERTRUDE SWINDieeieece ee nsias co eisnilas 6) es fe Brockton, Mass. GYNWHNMUS NXACXODES oc Bo cpeono to s65 oo 6 Quantico, Ya. JVN@OTWELUNIE WAKA 6 co Ao Hoh po oe dco be Salisbury, Pa. POISRYAW.G ERM oes a batons nee. senior 6.12 Morris Plains, N. J. SUPAN Taal ACWINKE: 6 o oa Wb oe oO aoa oa or Yonkers, N. Y. OFELGERS MILLY'S. NIXON® 5) cs 2) ee ce et ANNE RISH. 2... a a nem, ge ny MARGERY TAYLOR”. 00 se MARION GRIEB =. 2.4, 2) pre ee ee To the Left: MILLYS NIXON, President; ANNE RISH, Vice-President; MARGERY TAYLOR, Secretary; MARION GRIEB, Treasurer. MARJORIE DILLON, President BARBARA SPANGLER, Vice-President MARJORIE DILLON BARBARA SPANGLER MARIAN RICKARD HELEN PATTERSON CONF ECAR S President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Literature (lub Me arcade OFEICERS MARGARET COLES ELINOR ABEL BRADLEY BARRICK President Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman CLARA KINKADE ANNABEL McGEE BETTY JANE EISELE DOROTHY SCHOCK RUTH HOCH EMILY MYERS ELINOR ABEL JEAN SCHICK JANE TAYLOR PAULINE BAUM RUTH DISNEY VIRGINIA QUYNN MARGARET ANN GUNBY Editor in Chief Associate Editor Poetry Editor Art Editor Associate Art Editor Associate Feature Editor Associate Feature Editor Associate Feature Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Exchange Editor Staff Typist MARGARET GUNBY, Editor JEAN SCHICK, Business Manager WUT ANY NTE AON RS NS ke ——— =e, % a : = | yo : | Hy , Ih A , : | : 7 ) 4h = | | —— “ = se ) S er ee = aS a N 3 ; = : eel Spe ARR ET = S A Za es eee Se Ss ———————— 7 Gu ‘ a : si SS rae = : it Ye ‘ Se : i; 5 x , x Hl | | } — gy . , | Leas) Lh Le TENNIS ARCHERY HONORARY HOCKEY TEAM JANE JOHNSTON MARGERY TAYLOR MARIA EVANS ANNE SNYDER JANE SIMON ANNE PEARCE DOROTHY SCHOCK MARIAN GRIEB SUE GRAVES FLORENCE BROOKE JANET LEWIS HONORABLE MENTION CAROLYN CARL BETTY FOEHRL ANNE SNYDER HOCKEY MANAGER Manager ANNE SNYDER HONORARY BASKETBALL TEAM ANNE PEARCE MARY McDOWELL ANN FITZ EMMA VONDERHEIDE MARY MacMURRAY MARIAN GRIEB JANE CONNELLY Manager HONORARY SOCCER TEAM MIRIAM WHITE PATRICIA SHEPARD ELIZABETH DILLINGHAM ALICE FRANTZ ROSE LARKIN EINE WOMB SEN, VIRGINIA QUYNN PATRICIA McHENRY MARY SAYLOR DOROTHY SNYDER EMMA VONDERHEIDE HONORABLE MENTION MARILYN BARNETT BARBARA GILMORE DOROTHY FORD ELLEN MARSTELLER ELIZABETH DILLINGHAM Manager UTH STOTTLER JEANNE WASSON DOROTHY SCHAEFER Manager Manager Manager - . sophomore class o ANNE- PEARCE as odo i is ee oe er ecrcaone MARGERY GREENAWALT ......... . . Vice-President SARAH! DUFF 20 85 “Sy a) ee ee OCT O LON PiELENSEAL . Treasurer WIRGINIA ABRECHT .... 2.5.50 5 Frederick, Md. ELLEN? CARPENTER 2 cao .0 2 2 Chatham, N. Y. MAXINE ALEXANDER .......... . . Oxford, Pa. DORISECASSE Sew mrmcmetm-micmcn ic! oie Wyomissing, Pa. MARY JOSEPHINE ARMINGTON . . . New Castle, Pa. ANNES COMPTON eee eee Annapolis, Md. TY AG ee ei ee Scottdale, Pa. JANESCONNEDL Varumun coerce cau Bridgeton, N. J. DORISMBALEARD' : gat. u s 6 0 6 ss Hyattsville, Md. FRAINGESSCULTE Ri amamrmrner amrreenrs irene Baltimore, Md. | BETMMMBARRICKese cael sa a) dena Woodsboro, Md. LOUITSESGUIM MINS emcee eenn niet taton ts Youngstown, Ohio MOUWISERBECK esos ft gs en ee es Johnstown, Pa. JEANNERCURRE geemrsmcireicn enti New Rochelle, N. Y. REEEN@BELL eco qseet el) cist Ghee eS 6s) Nemacolin, Pa. JOANNESDEEIASS aarcneut-nic mists nem iors New Salem, Pa. SAEEYSBERNKOPFie os to te me ee es Brookline, Mass. MUN HRV N IDRIS 66 5% 6048 8 6 6 6 Johnstown, Pa. RENMUYSBLACK e.) yisuy 2 urn. s shin, soa 4, ar Pittsburgh, Pa. CONSTAN GES DEEP EE Yams mene Hagerstown, Md. MURIEESBUINDEROFF sen. «5022 0 - Jamaica, N. Y. SUNN! (US 5 oe 6 ote ao 6 Martinsburg, W. Va. DORIS BURALL Sophomore (lass. eho Bit cig tees Monrovia, Md. ANTI EAM DY Ein rn am aamerA liqUIp Dan bas phomore (lass CAROL EDMONDSON AUDREY EYLER Frederick, MARY ELIZABETH FELTON ANNE FESSENDEN Kingston, DOROTHY FIKE PHYLLIS FINE ANN GElTZivesteer etsy once cata ee MARY GEISSMAN ECRENSGELP ICE Smee ete aren Danville, Pa. Md. Frederick, Md. Nees Masontown, Pa. Ridgewood, N. J. Hanover, Pa. Collegeville, Pa. Flushing, N. Y. Upper Darby, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Chestertown, Md. [50] SUSANGGRISWALDIN i en eee Rochester, N. Y. ELIZABETH HALL Baltimore, Md. HELEN HALL Llanerch, Pa. Delmar, Del. South Orange, N. J. Mercersburg, Pa. Hagerstown, Md. Frederick, Md. ANNE HUBBELL Sn. i. svar cere) caramels Erie, Pa MIRIAM JEFFORDS 3-2 3 35%). sue Pitman, N. J. REEMA ZJENINIIN G Sipe eee Hollis, N. Y. MARION E. JONES MARY KATHERINE J JEAN KERSCHNER DOROTHY KINSMAN JANE KNODE ... ROSE MARIE LARKIN ........ West Reading, Pa. MNOS: on GG 6) ie Speaker ales fcitens 4s Philadelphia, Pa. rece tihcd. em oee Chambersburg, Pa. GAROLYN LONGAGRE . 2... 3. a. | MARCIA LUDLUM . MARY McDOWELL MARYEIMCMURRY) ene co ate ee oes Pray ngewe ae ete Rochester, N. Y. ELEANOR McWILLIAMS ........ LAURETTA MAISEL Glenshaw, Pa. meet VOrk iras . Elmira, N. Y. . Pottstown, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Brunswick, Md. . . Danville, Pa. Baltimore, Md. DOROTHY SHAW MORRISON EMIUEYRIMY ERS paecesee ee -tecnen ci. HATTIE IRENE MYERS -... |. EIEEENINIEES ON tema eer HOMIES INWINE 5 6 6 5 6 eo 6m e MARTHA® Es Onl Oa cnn) es MARTHA E. PARKER ...... HEEENSPATIERSONiimemcmcn mri ANNES REARC Eset mc nti MARY BERGEN PENNYPACKER . . phomorw (lass Philadelphia, Pa. . . West Chester, Pa. . . Walkersville, Md. . .. . Villanova, Haddonfield, N. J. . Haddonfield, N. Newton, N. J. Frederick, Md. Doubs, Md. Shamokin, Pa. Dunbar, Pa. Tamaqua, Pa. phomor (lass MARY ELIZABETH PRIMM CLAIRE PROSSER VIRGINIA QUYNN GLENNA REMSBURG MARIAN® RICKARD 23.202 iiea anemia Lewistown, CHARLOTTE ROBINSON ........ Wildwood, N. MARY HELEN RODMAN ...... Washington, N. JEANSLOUISESRUSSECES a meanie West Reading, ANN RUTEEDGC Exe. faces ce nicer Johnstown, MARYSEQUISEISAY.EO Ratan urcmrctcnicuesnene cane Lancaster, BETTYs PUSSAYRES Gee teaece een Lancaster, DOROTHYSJANESSAY RES tycmen renee Lansdale, Washington, D. C. Pitman, N. J. Frederick, Md. Middletown, Md. Pa. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. [52] Berlin, Md. Baltimore, Md. Lancaster, Pa. Frederick, Md. Salem, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Brunswick, Md. Bridgeton, N. J. Bridgeton, N. J. ANNE SHULTS Mountain Lake, N. J. MARY JANE SIMINGTON Danville, Pa. NANCY LOUISE STEINBERG SARA STRAYER MARY@LORR samtieets na oo. 2. Sey sete Haddonfield, N. J. . Myersville, . � � Passaic . Frederick, Md. Philadelphia, phomore (lass Md. maha B Aft Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa, RUT AcmVanD LUO Nima eerie: Clifton, N. J. PEC GVA ALK E Ri gaemt atten, East Orange, N. J. DORI SEMAN a WEISS ieamemeuriien eenrei tenes Passaic, N. J. SARAH BOND OWELCHii 2a ne Annapolis, Md. JEAN IW TT lIN Gi.©)N iment eee Waynesboro, Pa, MARVaiRseWiLES ON ieee, cians ceric caries tae. Altoona, Pa. MERIAMEW RIGA T semen cmtmrctesne eure New Smyrna, Fla. DOROTF Ye R S| aie meee nec meee Baltimore, Md. DARWINNA DeMARZY ......... Cleveland, Ohio ELINOR ABEL MARY WALLACE DR. DOROTHY I. MORRILL . PEGGY MORRIS CARR @ ESCO EMILY MARCHANT SARA HERR ANNE SNYDER MARY DAVIS ADELEEN WILSON . MARILYN WELDEN BETTY GIBBONEY The Jouchstone THE wS iA. rae LITERARY STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Business Manager Adviser Literary Feature Photographic Photographic Athletic Personal Personal Personal Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Circulation Manager ELINOR ABEL MARY WALLACE Editor Business Manager ne (eee ee ge et se a ee 2 Advertising: Manager OO) a Nae Ci. ©. © a rn i crn er en ee rei ee Fre Advertisings Manager a7 a Ge ee wets Ca a Typist ALICE GRIESEMER . MARGARET CAMPBELL SARA MOYER MARY WALLACE Lois Hoftberger Gwladys Peterson Virginia Guynn Betty J. Eisle The Blue and Gry Vie SALEM Fie LITERARY STAFF ASSOCIATE EDITORS Peggy Walker Ruth Trimble REPORTERS Emily Myers Mary McMurray Peggy Anne Morris FEATURE EDITORS Elizabeth Trice Typist Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Managing Editor News Editor Glenna Remsburg Marcia Ludlum Mary Helen Rodman Jane Nuss ALICE GRIESEMER MARGARET CAMPBELL Editor Business Manager BLUES NIE: SiSges ALE ANN LONGAKER ee cn Me ec ar Advertising Manager Bi eo eee ee et | Ae Circulation Manager ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS Nancy Dawson Rosanne Haffner Elizabeth Sponseller Helen Hall Ruth Jones Jane Nuss Natalie Meyer Ellen Gelpke Jean Hyatt CIRCULATION STAFF Edna Cramer Dorothy Schock Jane Carrington Mabel Missimer Margaret Thomas Virginia Brunner Helen Beck Martha Parker Mary Jane Michael Ruth Disney Annabel McGee Betty Lou Sayres Jean Smith BARBARA BUSH President Lub OEELEERS BARBARA: BUSH 2 2 2 2 22 ee eesicene DOROTHY LYNAM .. ... . . Secretary-Treasurer MARTHA JANE PEASE . . . . . Program Chairman — — nc — — — oy — — eth ee, eee at aN eet Sn — — } | ——e —— | AQQRMH WY Ay (OPES Sees sul) satis a . Le = Bs “ : a er HK 1 Wand hi ‘ —— os . i 4) 4 Ah) KX 4d anvd vi . Soaps OFFICERS RUE O WUERmeeeee Seber Presicent MARTHA JANE PEASE... . . . . Secretary MARJORIE GREENAWALT . . . . . Treasurer ISABELLE SCHAFFNER . . . . . . . Librarian KATHERYN YOST . . . . . . Business Manager RUTH STOTTLER President G,, anyone forget the Christmas festivities? Was there one among us who failed to bubble over with Christmas joy and reflect from head to toe that peace and good will’ sentiment? Unquestionably you'll agree that, as far as Hood is concerned, no such person could be found. Oh, yes, it all started casually enough. Before we realized it we were in the throes of the Round Robin Teas. You will recall how the faculty trotted about from various dormitories, chatting gaily and shaking hands, while tasting the various efforts of Mrs. Parker, Miss Loomis, and Miss Rudy. Blew Ores ete ee Oe ee. Ore Then came Sunday, with morning communion and afternoon and evening Christmas Vespers. The greens, the rows 'n’ rows of candles, the choir and the impressive Christmas music will forever remain a part of those ‘golden memo- . ries. Yes, it was a real outpouring of religious spirit—but who is not inspired at such a time? Rushing on in the wake of Vespers was the annual Christmas Banquet. The | picture included formal dress, student rivalry for the finest table decorations, the lighted tree, the Yule Log ceremonies, the Nursery School at little tables with Santa Claus, in person, and then the feast with all the fixin's. Then, too, : came the annual activities of the ''Y, ' baskets and gifts for the needy in addi- tion to their Christmas parties. | All leads to the climax—the last day. Long before daybreak, we struggled sleepily into our clothes, and set out in darkness. What a thrill we got from sing- ing the good old Christmas carols. And we received a real welcome for our songs—maybe the bags of candy we passed out helped. It is just as well we do not know how the faculty reacted to our efforts, but to return to campus, we have the final hustle and bustle to pack, joyful exchanges of greeting, cheers, songs, farewells, autos, taxis, trains—homeward bound to eats, treats, and dates! twas the night before chrstmasr vacation Wy. cram all day, and we burn the light all night. We wonder how we could have forgotten everything so quickly. We consume quantities of food and an amazing amount of coffee. We discover all sorts of strange nooks and crannies in which to study ... and we think the week will never end! Cuan has a good time at an all- college dance. We live in days of anticipation until the gala night finally arrives. We rush through dinner at the F. S. K. and go back to the dorm to put on our newest and most flatter- ing dress. Then we arrive at Coblentz to join the crowd of dancing couples. There are palms, col- ored lights, and a smooth swing band .. . but it's all over so quickly! Let the band swing out ies (Ole Y) LU ©) Bab a ) (as ==) O i Poe Ome WW =O 2+ foe ih, ES O Y) LU OZ =) If O [aXe junior class. 0 GERTRUDE; GARMAN =. 3) 555) eee Presiden: DOROTHY LYNAM: 299) [eyes eV eer ccriond JEAN BROWN Woy Sis ee cert ar KATHERINE: WATKINS: 3 9 2 eT ree etree ' 4 ' J ; SSSEEN OR ABEL mile e Aspiring toward the best in life ... quantity of culture .. . bound- less energy . . . hands filled with work capable always striving to please... a leader . Elinor. LLEAN) LHISte 16 @ Quiet... but with a sense of humor... honors... sews a fine seam ... soccer girl . . . cooper- ative a step ahead of the crowd ... Becky. ZOA ANDREWS e@ Calm assurance sincere smile... dimples . . . mastermind . . . digit juggler . . . competent . study in blue . . . Zoa. Ai UID Rees be Gra Eay e Ice cream sodas 'n' dimples... frequent walks downtown . . . soft with New Yawk and earnest, but ... little Au- voice English accent laughs and laughs! drey. [70] Alla PHP IPA EMG LOL IS ¢ @ Enthusiastic . . . hearty laugh- ter . . . straightforward . . . con- tagious sense of humor .. . defi- nitely carefree . . . bull session orator... Betty. JEAN BROWN @ 'Hi-ya kids . . . do anything for a friend— and lots of friends . . . efferves- . never down cent... ready for fun... out of toothpaste again . . . ''Brownie.”' D-O;R:Oip riyesc OlO sar © Gullible .. . yet laughing when the light dawns . . . creative ability . sometimes frenzied worry .. . just a bit shy . . . certain unique charms ... anda girlish blush. . . Dottie. VIRGINIA BRUNNER @ Quiet and self-contained . . early to bed and early to rise . even tempered . . . expressive eyes ... naive... a study in brown... linker. b734 f himn Q yt} 4 yong i . is ( NG Ib } ; Class aeea ef =a ———, MARGARET BYERS JANE CARRINGTON e Brisk... endless energy... a © Unassuming ... flair for paint- broad grin ... many interests... ing .. . unquestionable generosity and a vivid imagination . . . orig- ... The Carringtons’ fourth Hood- inal ideas . . . and such wit! ... lum... catching smile... ‘'got Marge. two nickels for a dime?’ Janie. JANET CASSIDY PHILOMENA CERCHIARO e Irresistible clown . . . mischiev- e@ Never too tired to smile... ous twinkle . . . elfin daintiness and such a smile . . . eyes that . capricious yet capable of se- light . . . a kind heart . . . ever rious thoughts . . . ‘‘pop'' caller willing . . . sympathetic . . . pa- . . patches of gold .. . Janet. Tent seme Calle [ 74] WA cau E75) Quntor (lass ca Fe LAVINA COOK D OLR OM inven @.© Riba e Castles in the air... with a @ In the smoker . . . a willing touch of the intellectual... whim- fourth for bridge .. . tweeds and sical . . . irreproachable taste... cardigans . . . no complaints .. . fascinating . . . little girl manner- lights out at eleven . . . equations isms . . . Cookie. and test tubes . . . Corby. EDNA ALICE CRAMER MAUDE DANIELS e Vitally interested .. . individual : Caretree ... always in the ring ae . or in the lab . . . potential mannerisms ... quiet... distinct pee é pms scientist . . . olive and cream way of speaking . . . sensibility cheese candwiches . . . snappy . .. lighthearted . . . but serious miss . . . occasional look of dig- Edna Alice. nity... Deedee. [76] 77H (lass LUCY DAVENPORT MARY DAVIS @ Rosy cheeks and _ infectious @ A voice we shan't forget . laugh . . . willing worker . . . libra- hours spent in Brodbeck . . . never rian... knitting, knitting, knitting a dull moment... literary witti- seldom worried . . . galety cisms . . . many talents .. . versa- and good sense... Lucy. tile... Aggie. MARY ANN DAWSON ELIZABETH DILLINGHAM @ Tiny, turned up nose. . . impish @ Our assistant fire-chief grin... Culbertson's assistant... happy-go-lucky . . . daily jaunts speaks no evil . . . a true friend on Florence . . . unusual wit... even tempered . . . ''What originality . . . surrounded by balls did you say?' '... Nancy. OF} yan. sand mevenics Dillie. [78] [79] ReU Sige Ou SNeeay e@ Giggles and good humor .. . spick-and-span . saucer eyes when pleased . . . perpetual mo- tion . . . adept cuisiniere . . ardent collector of sundry things sparkiew sas Dize MARCIA EMERY @ Individual personality . . . pink and blue ... Miki and Marcia... tall stories galore . . . writing poetry at intervals . . . vivacious pen ealviatcras Junior (lass BET TeY¥eJTAIN Ee erst Ete @ Attractively different . . . ac- cent on art . . . with originality ... hands by Revlon . . . casual . . . deceiving air of sophistica- tion... Vogue and 'Schapa- relliv 3. Bred: CONSTANCE ENGLAND @ Quietly unassuming . . . that school-girl complexion . . . ear- nestly interested . ... choir vest- ments ... English major .. . abil- ity and accomplishments . . . Con- nie. lt il ey, | - Mal (Gs bp eliili NM Wy be NIT D-O RASBEOMW.MER @ Drifting and dreaming .. . late again . . . little thoughtful acts ... confused sense of direction... work and worry ... a quiet miss . . . Brightie. GERTRUDE GARMAN @ 42's Chief Executive . . . with dancing brown eyes... enthusiasm efficient and earnest lively interludes . . . stepping from the pages of ''Madamoiselle . Trudie. RUTH FRIEDMAN e Designed for snoods . . . Bos- tonian accent... artist and musi- cian... beautifully groomed... a ready fourth for bridge smooth and unruffled . . . Ruth. GERALDINE GERHART e A purpose in life . . . high ideals thoughtful and kind thimbles and thread . . . depend- able ... will try anything once... I'm so happy’... Gerry. [82] 1 7 y ; jee 7, : = t iA = - ELIZABETH GIBBONEY e@ Dainty ... with a flower in her hair . . . attable running around ... that certain something ... bubbling over... Betty. CE RaleR UDI ES IPAgReiaUs NaC unique . lends a will- @ Always sociable sense of humor. . imaginative ing ear scrapbooks and souvenirs . . . do- mestic ability . . . Gertie. —— Junior Class MARY ALICE GRIFFITH @ Unafraid of work . in the library . . . cheerful . . . ready friendliness . . . unquestioning... agreeable . . . always on the go ... Mary Alice. SA RIA O)U ES EsEiERGs e Always busy with studies or hobbies lends harmony to group singing . . . camera enthu- siast . . . incomparable laugh .. . ever pleasant sens Sara Louise. NK [85] FRANCES HERVEY © Time for bridge and movies . a touch of subtlety . .. a good sport . . . superb disposition .. . takes things in her stride . . . gets things done . . . Fran. COPS) THOM RIPE CER e Life in the superlative . .. dim- ples de luxe... in the thick of it . . intellectually alert . . . a jour- nalistic urge . . . definitely enter- taining .. . Lois. ADA HILDEBRAND © Ceaseless worker . . . excess of ambition deserving much credit .. . kind-hearted . . . prac- tical . . . Dopey—her hero. . and books her friends . . . Ada. J BAIN a eAslall @ Lighthearted and carefree... . . dancing feet and distinctive footwear .. . cute sunflower smile . . a sparkle of wit... . Heide. little ways .. a winsome miss... RU sari LOuNeces @ Laughing brown eyes .. . ac- cent on lashes . . . cokes and bridge . . . definite opinions . . likes to tease . . . loves good jokes . . . Jonesie. ANNE LACHENMAYER © Fuss and flurry ... always in a rush . . . quiz conscious . . . un- tiring worker . . . loves a good laugh ... globe trotter .. . ‘'tick- ling the ivories’ ... Anne. Junior Class ETHEL KOCHANSKY e@ Unperturbed . . . changing the coiffure .. . magazines and smokes . concisely speaking . . . philo- sophical trend . . . never in a hurry .. . Ethel. DO: R Oster aves CeACUIERS e Serious student . . . incorrigible prankster... friendly . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . good manager ... thoughtful . . . Dee. © Efficient in her own quiet way ... practical joker... interested in everything she does .. . re- served but friendly . . . a willing helper... Millie. DOROTHY LYNAM @ Invaluable in class affairs . outstanding organizer . . . lovely to look at... ''sense and sensibil- ity'’ . . . completely unselfish . . . delightful . . . Dot. (Class MARGARET LINCOLN @ Vitally interested .. . keen intel- lect... up on current affairs... unassuming . . . enjoying life . subtle humor . . . depth and inten- sity ... Peggy. BETTY McG ROS KE e Petty” Girl . . . vitality plus ... has a way with people... . nimble feet... full mail box .. sincere friendliness . unlim- ited overnights sure are nice’. . Betts. [90] Ota : j ; © Honor student . . . diversity of talents... lots of imagination... Master of words and phrases . . obliging. 24 . “ii, darlings . Miki. SARA McLAURIN @ Slightly on the philosophical side... dreamy ... perfect yet friendly poise... cat naps... bridge veteran . . . always ready TOf st Unsere: Qunior Class MARTHA JANE McGEE © Raudy enthusiast . . . square dealer . . . walks and more walks . amicable . . . no last minute crams ... ..Out-door girl 7am EMILY MARCHANT @ Cover to cover reader... com- prehensive . . . endowed with good qualities . . . reliable . . thinking of the Philippines ... a zest for living . . . Emily. —=seER GARET MEARS @ Living in labs . . . cutting up catfish ... lively .. . trying to be everywhere at once . always wound up . AB inv steph ss Peg. NATALIE MYER @ Talking and laughing a lot... beatin’ the rhythm .. . an incompara- . at home on a golf course. . ble walk . . . speaks with a drawl . always in style... Nat. [94] Junior Class. ANNA MARY MESSERLY @ Loves a thoughtful argument... philosopher . open-mindedly . . . dramatist... refreshing—and so attractive . . . . expresses ideas Anne. MARY JANE MICHAEL @ Chatterbox . . . abundance of laughs’... . a yen to: cook 2mm everything just so... delights in and tells them excitement good jokes eagerly Jayne. [95] Junior Class. PEGGY ANNE MORRIS RU sieOUaMiEd e A far-away look in her eyes... @ Quietly enjoying life... stately quietly comes and goes . . . jour- ... not a trace of selfishness . . nalist . . . humor all her own... fastidious . . . quantity of sincerity always around where needed .. . . . . hidden spark of the unex- ambition—to be sophisticated pected ... Ruthie. ... Peggy. mit NLi = ik (OP SYEMOMINHE MARTHA JANE PEASE e Missed for a year, but returned e Ready smile and ready wit... . a fleeting puzzled look... music lover . . . with accompany- shy manners... and a sweet smile ing talent . . . peace-maker . . captivating . . . easy to know lots of fun... never too busy to pulous help... ''Nanie. [97] RITA QUARTNER e Grand slams in bridge .. . cas- ual and unperturbable . . . studies . a soothing voice neatness in the smoker . . a2. tailored -clothesmenns personified .. . Ritz. ELEANOR JEAN ROBERTSON e@ Impregnable veneer . ap- pearance of dignity . . . intelligent . .. gadabout ... afraid of noth- ing... air of mystery ... Jean. Junior (Class MERRIE RAWLINGS e Dry wit . . . borrowing maga- . slow and easygoing... . serious mo- . Mer. zines . air of aloofness .. ments ... wide-awake . FECE NR OBE Resim e Occasional worries . . . many giggles . . . hockey and basketball . . . loquacious . . . caper cutter . energy plus . . . calamity Jane ... Robbie. [98] @ Medical aspirations ... a fine mind . unlimited energy . . intellectual curiosity . . . pounding the typewriter unhesitating . Leah. frankness .. MARGARET SAMUEL @ Taking her time careful about details . . . can take a joke . and laugh . . . untiring effort ... having fun in a quiet way... Slug. KAT EE RSY NS RsUsS: S Eee @ Kindness and generosity mildly humorous . . . excellent stu- dent . . . boundless ambitions . dashing to . . looks like a mil- a warm heart Washington lion... Kay. GLORIA SCHMITT e Always clowning . . . unex- pected antics... many things much ability in popular week- ender ... that certain something . a. Jhats-accardh— = Gio ss ; Junior (Class. DOROTHY SCHOCK CATHERINE SCHOEN @ The life of the party... time — @ Symphony in scarlet . . . striking for everything . . . indispensable . . . chemistry whizz... always . ardent Hood supporter... the same ... cool, calm and col- multitude of talents .. . a hearty lected .. . successfully mixing work greeting . . . and theres «. . and play ... Kay. Shockie. CARROLL SCHOTT CATHERINE SCHULTHEIS e@ Absorbed in ''Blue and Grey’ @ At her desk . . . with chemistry . never a free moment... and math . .. from the lab to worries and laughter . . . lots of Brodbeck . . . relaxing walks to ability . . . honors . . . Raudy sup- town... telling jokes . . . never porter . . . ‘What time is it?” refuses to help . . . Cass. fea Carrolk E % 4 ve 3 aa [102] [103] EDNA SCRATCHLEY e@ Une bonne ecoliere . . . heart and soul in her work . . . French major . . . keeping abreast with the news . . . giggling with the gang . . . welcome addition to 4a, eee Ea, CECILIA SHAW e Accent on Eastern Shore... sweet and gentle . . . attractively naive . .. timely comments . . . genial . . . quietly poised Ceily. JEANS HA GEER @ Red hair in the sunlight .. . bright finger tips . . . artistic ten- dencies . . . taking life seriously . . spontaneous laughter . . . re- freshing humor . . . dignity and charm... Jean. JANE SIMMONS e ‘How many calories in a piece of steak? . . . loquacious... ‘All | do is stooge ... often appre- hensive . . . full of questions . willing to give her opinion Jane. [105] JANE SIMON e Sparkling personality . . . be- witching dimples... A. A. enthu- siast wo. . ol Ohya horse «eeun- bounded energy ... off on a week-end of fun . . . “Come on, let's Sing� a excole ANNE SNYDER @ Life is so complicated . . . but fun... boots and saddles .. . philosophizing at midnight . . keen interest in people... 5 o'clock sports... wanting to know why ... Anne. [106] MARIAN SMITH PA @ Laughingly telling the latest joke . constantly surrounded by an audience . . . making pie beds . and other pranks . . . Shriner smoker and . . . Smitty. U TEN ESS INS YeDiEsR @ Cheerful before breakfast .. . singing in the bathtub . . . lives to laugh . . . and to make others laugh . . . ‘Call for Phillip Mor- ris’ . . . enthusiastic collector of dolls 2.2 Pally: [107] MURIEL SOLOMON BARBARA SPANGLER e A bit on the different side... e Working for the Y ... ac- originality and versatility . . . dis- tively alert . . . a cheery greeting criminating literary tastes .. . car- ... sincere opinions ... attractive ried over to her writing . . . bril- little ways . . . inspiring respect liantly witty . . . speaking with ieee Daa distinction . . . Sandy. R Us rises sig EaNeMiesieZ RtA CAE ees OcNibek e All A's or bust . . . methodical @ Quiet, reserved ways .. . doing . work done weeks in advance the right thing at the right time . conscientious . . . exercises ... mildly humorous .. . fine mu- for that girlish figure . . . Ruthie. sicianship . . . never ostentatious ... Rachel. [ 108 | [109] = or Class NN EMIEASEINOIR MARGERY TAYLOR @ Many accomplishments . . . ca- e Classic features . . . a mind of pable violinist . . . dashing to class her own... one to be admired at the last minute . . . giggles . . . memories and anticipations and blond hair . . . memories of . .« careful planning... Ca Gum China . . . midnight discussions ... Miggie. ... Oh, for some sleep! . Jane. VIRGINIA TEETER MARGARET THOMAS @ Brown eyes and a technique for @ Musical magician . . . fingers using them .. . low, drawling flying over ivory keys... giggles tones ... riding and talking horses as lilting as her music . . . ever . easy mannerisms ... ''Please on the go... chauffering board- go ‘way and let me sleep . . . ers . . . full of fun and laughter Ginna. eeeregs [110] Diy KATHERINE WATKINS @ That mischievous sparkle . prankster . . . infectious laughter . amusing booster-upper .. . genuine . .. Kitty. MARILYN WELDEN @ Literary talent . . . ready, will- ing and able... naive charm... lighthearted and gay .. . tiny in stature .. . thoughtful and consid- erate ... Lynn. Quntwor Class NANCY WATTS @ Distinctive . . . occasionally perturbed .. . .. positively poised lapses into pensiveness at times . working in the A. A. shop... style with a touch of dignity... Nance. MIRIAM WHITE e@ English humor .. . slow but sure . . . delightfully gullible . . . fun . . . light out at eleven... I read it in a book’... Miriam. ELisg e@ Adept pianist . . . original ideas . along literary lines . . . quiet humor... smart clothes . .. and the gift for wearing them thoughtful . . . words of wisdom fe. ELIDDY: MARY WALLACE e@ Never perturbed ... fresh and comely . . . happiest . capable in any situation indispensable to “Blue and Grey'’ . lovely... when busiest . . . . Mary. ELEANOR WALKER e Not so big ... but bighearted . . . foot-loose and fancy free . always up to something . . . vital- ity and enthusiasm . giggler ... Pete. JEANNE WASSON e@ Cute 'n' little . . . happy and . � blues chaser aneme a twinkle in carefree . perpetual motion... her eyes . . . Look out, Jeannie’s up to something . . . Jeannie. @ Depth of character . . . leader- ship . . . long nights and sleepy days... idealist . . . mistress of any situation .. . perpetual good humor . . . a loyal friend Bunky. A)D-ELE ERNE WW liless@an [116] OFFIGERS DOROITFYASTAMANS. = =. % -President VAN ESS|MO@Ne eee = ees. Vice-President MARY PENNYPACKER . . . . Secretary AN NEE EAR Cpu sen ee mireastirer @ DOROTHY STAMEN President Athletic Association Board [117] ANNE LONGAKER President [118] OERLGERS ANNE LONGAKER President MARY ELIZABETH EVANS Vice-President JANESTATLEOR Secretary BETTY SIRCOM Treasurer OEEIGERS MARGARET KLINE President MARTHA JANE PEASE Secretary-Treasurer BETTY GIBBONEY Program Chairman ANNE MESSERLY Chairman for Art Object of the Week MARGARET KLINE President EDNA CHARLES President [120] OFFICERS EDNA CHARLES President MARGERY TAYLOR Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET COLES Program Chairman MARY JULIUS Publicity Chairman OFFIGERS MARGUERITE MYERS President MARY ALICE GRIFFITH Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET MEARS Program Chairman MARGUERITE MYERS President SMR EE o=el 4 4 4 i) 2 ¥ 49 Wii Ayé ¢ y ‘ al } Yor, Zi WA Lu Yi Sy SA) INK) Vat 3 § x A. % a ry S Np, Cans nh AY p : —_ ye Uhl set, AWAY WARY, ASR 2 BARA aS SAS SX } i ,) vs I Af, y - Sf CA ea CALLLLL pe LA zy, GZ ee = a Z BETTY PICKELL Secretary ident Pres wn FL | =) O o The joyful day is heralded by the father-daughter baseball game and progresses to a spectacular horse show. The long-awaited coronation adds an appropriate finishing touch to the afternoon as 'Druckie' is pronounced Queen of the May by Prince Hood (Anne Coulter) among a lovely court of Hood's prettiest and most popular. S oO £ ro) Cc o 6 a ow o so “oO 2 co a2 = initiates a pleasant evening, The Dragon, Senior Class play, The Coblentz and fun at a gypsy bazaar in the outdoor smoker. Aontor class o NATALIE; TOWNSEND. 3 0 EP racicads BARBARA’ BUSH: 2°33 2 ee Co etrasicon: MARGE: DILLON, 2.300 Si ce eG CLeT Ory JEANPSCHICK . Treasurer SOntors GLORIOUS ANDREWS Shady Side, Md. A.B., Psychology BRADLEY BARRICK Woodsboro, Md. A.B., English PAULINE BAUM Middletown, Pa. A.B., History VIRGINIA BELL Hagerstown, Md. A.B., Psychology LAVINIA BOWMAN Paterson, N. J. A.B., Zoology ELIZABETH BULLER Altoona, Pa. A.B., English BARBARA BUSH Elmira, N. Y. B.S., Home Economics MARGARET CAMPBELL Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Economics ADA CHAMBERS Ardmore, Pa. B.S., Home Economics EDNA CHARLES Reading, Pa. A.B., Psychology ELEANOR CLARKE Snow Hill, Md. A.B., Philosophy MARGARET COLES Mansfield, Pa. A.B., French [129] [130] Sonor DOROTHY DeTURCK Oley, Pa. A.B., Mathematics JULIA DEARDORFF Warren, Pa. A.B., French KATHLEEN DIEFENDERFER Auburn, Pa. B.S., Home Economics MARJORIE DILLON Bloomsburg, Pa. B.S., Home Economics HELEN DOWNING Ellwood City, Pa. B.S., Home Economics MARJORIE DUCKWORTH Scranton, Pa. B.S., Home Economics RUTH DUFF Montclair, N. J. A.B., English MARIA EVANS Hudson, N. Y. A.B., Sociology MARY ELIZABETH EVANS Jermyn, Pa. A.B., English RUTH EVANS Tamaqua, Pa. B.S., Home Economics MARY LOUISE FULMER Easton, Pa. A.B., French HENRIETTA GERWIG Pittsburg, Pa. A.B., Chemistry Seniors RUTH GLESNER Johnstown, Pa. B.S., Home Economics ALICE GRIESEMER Reading, Pa. B.S., Home Economics MARGARET GUNBY Ocean City, Md. A.B., English ROSANNE HAFFNER Frederick, Md. A.B., Sociology RUTH HALLMAN Souderton, Pa. B.S., Home Economics MARY HELM New Providence, Pa. A.B., Chemistry JANE HOOVER Donora, Pa. A.B., History JANE JOHNSTON Wayne, Pa. A.B., Sociology CLARA KINKADE Williamsport, Pa. A.B., Chemistry BETTY JANE KLINE Bethesda, Md. B.S., Home Economics ELIZABETH KLINE Somerville, N. Y. A.B., Music MARGARET KLINE Evans City, Pa. B.S., Home Economics Dist [132] SOLO ELLENOR LANE Brooklyn, N. Y. B.S., Home Economics ELIZABETH LAUBENSTEIN Ashland, Pa. B.S., Home Economics ANN LONGAKER Ardmore, Pa. A.B., Psychology ALTHEA MANDREY Pomona, N. Y. B.S., Home Economics BETTY McCOY Overbrook, Pa. A.B., Psychology SARA McDONNAL Middle River, Md. A.B., English EILEEN MOORE Everson, Pa. A.B., English SARA MOYER Newport, Pa. A.B., English MARGUERITE MYERS Harrisburg, Pa. A.B., Zoology MILLYS NIXON Uniontown, Pa. B.S., Home Economics JANE NUSS Reading, Pa. A.B., History ELIZABETH ORTON Rahway, N. J. B.S., Home Economics SONU GWLADYS PETERSON Swarthmore, 'Pa. A.B., History ALICE POWICK Chevy Chase, Md. A.B., Sociology RUTH PROTZELLER Spangler, Pa. A.B., Sociology KATHRYN RANDALL Erie, Pa. A.B., Sociology MARY LOUISE RICE Altoona, Pa. A.B., Psychology ANNE RISH Bluefield, W. Va. B.S., Home Economics JANET RITTER Allentown, Pa. B.S., Home Economics DOROTHY SCHAEFER Glenside, Pa. A.B., History JEAN SCHICK Bethlehem, Pa. B.S., Home Economics ERMA SHAFFER Hooversville, Pa. B.S.. Home Economics VIRGINIA SHAVER Smithsburg, Md. B.S., Home Economics ELEANOR SINGEWALD Baltimore, Md. A.B., Psychology (1330 [134] Sonos ELIZABETH SIRCUM Tuckahoe, N. Y. B.S., Home Economics ELIZABETH SPONSELLER Frederick, Md. A.B., History DOROTHY STAMEN Columbia, Pa. B.S., Home Economics MARIAN STEELE Greensburg, Pa. B.S., Home Economics ANNE STEVENS Ravenna, Ohio A.B., History RUTH STOTTLER Drexel Hill, Pa. B.S., Home Economics ANNE THOMAS Martinsburg, W. Va. A.B., Zoology LILLIAN THOMAS Frederick, Md. B.S., Home Economics NATALIE TOWNSEND Jersey City, N. J. A.B., English BETTY JEAN WETZEL Brownsville, Pa. BS., Home Economics MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS Catonsville, Md. A.B., Sociology MARY ANN WYCKOFF Poughkeepsie, N. Y. A.B., English KATHERYN YOST York, Pa. A.B., History RIDDLE Their accomplishments are many though their numbers are few. Hood will be different when they leave for they've been grand to know. We'll miss them. They have distinction and talent. At first they were rivals of ours and now we are the best of friends. Who are they? ... Why, of course, the ''Grand Old Seniors''! £135) MEMBERS JEAN SCHICK MARGARET CAMPBELL ALICE GRIESEMER KATHERYN YOST MILLYS NIXON JEAN SCHICK President OFFICERS JEAN 2SGHIGKs =o ieee ee resicien: MARGARET CAMPBELL . . Secretary-Treasurer Haystone Honor Society Maruonettes OFFICERS DEVENS DOWNING� s-= =... ... = = President MARJORIE DUCKWORTH ..... . . Vice-President MARGARET BYERS 5.4.2... +. +. Secretary ANNEEMORRIS Se ee estes 6 2 = y 5 eTreasurer HELEN DOWNING President Plays presented this year . . . The Importance of Being Earnest Family Portrait . . . Stage Door. A lovely picture of Seniors in pastel dresses amid the Sophomores’ stately laurel chain reflects memories of class songs and years they can't forget. BERLE EGS : 3 There is a touch of sorrow on the eventful day when the Ever-Dignified don cap and gown to receive their long-awaited sheepskin. Thus, with light hearts, the Seniors step up to take their place in the world. HOOD COERFEGE FREDERICK, MARYLAND Established 1893 HENRY I. STAHR, A.M., D.D., LL.D., President LOCATION—Ideally located in the fertile Frederick Valley at the toot of the Catoctin Mountains. Forty-three miles from Washington and forty-five miles from Baltimore. Noted for beauty, healthfulness and quiet. CAMPUS AND BUILDINGS—The campus consists of 125 acres of which 45 acres are landscaped. Thirteen modern buildings house the college and its equipment. COURSES OF STUDY AND FACULTY—A Liberal Arts College for women, offering courses leading to the B.A. degree, the B.S. degree in Home Economics. Accredited courses in Education. A strong and exceptionally well-qualified faculty. A|IMS—Hood College stands for genuine scholarship and the develop- ment of Christian character. It has aimed throughout its history to develop in its students ideals of useful womanhood. MODERATE RATES For Catalogue or Illustrated Booklet Apply to THE REGISTRAR CAPPELLO'S FaRortes 6 MECH EES NeORGE baw 4 FOOD MARKET ge = = is : PHONE 522 FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK FREDERICK, MD. FREDERICK, MARYLAND Founded 1 817 NICODEMUS ICE CREAM FREDERICK, MARYLAND HERSHBERGER HUTZLER BROTHERS € Congratulates Bakery and Confectionery COLONIAL DINING the Members of the ROOM Class of ‘41 Frederick, Md. Phone 1446 COMPLIMENTS OF 1943 Se a a a a os THE FREDERICKTOWN SAVINGS INSTITUTION Se7ec ee age Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation S Tne EBERT ICE CREAM _CO.Eeee ab f For a Keen Mind and a Healthy Body EAT EBERT'S FAMOUS ICE CREAM Manufactured by THE EBERT ICE CREAM COMPANY Phone 1428 Frederick, Md. Si visits the Fredericktown Savings Bank where the A. A. Funds are safely deposited. A. E. FISHER o HEATING AND PLUMBING CONTRACTOR @ Phone 210 Frederick, Maryland REMSBERG'S JEWELRY STORE Francis Scott Key Hotel Building Frederick, Md. ROBERT L. GROVE Fancy Meats and Groceries 209 N. Market St. Phene 512 NPeretemet oy OLUIR ACD DRESS WHEN ViSiTDNG HOOD A DELIGHTFUL PLACE TO STOP— EIGHT BLOCKS FROM THE COLLEGE Warner Brothers Theaters FOR A NEW COIFFURE TIVOLI Phone |110 OPERA HOUSE Young Beauty Sville FREDERICK 236 N. Market St. Frederick, Md. You'll Enjoy Shopping at COMPLIMENTS OF . KEMP'S 194] Frederick's Modern Department Store “ON MRESQOUARE BLUE AND GREY BEAUTY SHOP Frederick's Oldest Beauty Establishment Has served Hood Faculty and Students for past sixteen years Mr. Thomas offers free consultation on all beauty problems For beauty culture in all its branches Call 809 106 W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md. WESTERN MARYLAND TRUST CO. FREDERICK, MARYLAND BAER BROTHERS PACKERS — SHIPPERS DISTRIBUTORS Finest Quality Fruits and Vegetables Hagerstown, Md. Frederick, Md Schockie's lovely flowers set off her gown to perfection EDWARD H. SHARPE FLORIST Phone 485 Motter Ave. near 9th St. THE MODERN LIGHTING CO. Home of GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 216 N. Market St. Frederick, Md. THE ORIGINAL BARBARA FRITCHIE TEA ROOM 15 East Patrick St. SNYDER'S HAT SHOP Nice Assortment of Gage Hats 129 North Market Street Frederick, Md. ee 0 EO QUiREB © Orie RS HOOD COLLEGE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK CAPPELLO'S FOOD MARKET NICODEMUS ICE CREAMS HUTZLER BROTHERS CLASS OF 1941 HERSHBERGER FREDERICKTOWN SAVINGS BANK EBERT'S A. E. FISHER AND COMPANY REMSBURG'S JEWELRY STORE ROBERT L. GROVE FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL WARNER BROTHERS YOUNG'S BEAUTY SHOP KEMP'S DEPARTMENT STORE BLUE AND GREY BEAUTY SHOP SHARPE'S, FLORIST CLASS OF 1943 WESTERN MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY BAER BROTHERS MODERN LIGHTING COMPANY BARBARA FRITCHIE TEA ROOM SNYDER'S HAT SHOP BLUE RIDGE BUS COMPANY ZIMMERMAN'S, FLORIST CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY CEASSTOR 1947 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY ECKER'S BEAUTY SALON FELLOWS-ROGERS STUDIO FREDERICK COUNTY PRODUCTS, Inc. WILLIAM D. BOWERS LUMBER CO. L. G. BALFOUR HEALTH CENTER BOWLING ALLEY FREDERICK NEWS POST CLASS OF 1944 COCA-COLA JAHN AND OLLIER ENGRAVING CO, BENSON PRINTING COMPANY TRAVEL BY BUS It's An Old College Custom because it is ECONOMICAL SAFE CONVENIENT BeeUsEeeRe lt DiGsE™ LENE S = Li ef U NATION - WIDE e— a ZIMMERMAN'S FLORIST Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Cut Flowers and Potted Plants for All Occasions Telephone 1251 Frederick, Md. College Avenue Consolidation Clean Coals Celebrated for more than 70 years for their inherent high quality and for prepara- tion that has ever been at the forefront of the industry. CONSOLIDATION COAL CO. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. Frederick, Md. PA Sl ReeOmINGes Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cerchiaro Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Olmer Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Eisele Mrs. C. J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Watts Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Andrews Mr. Mark Townsend Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Billingslea Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kinsman Mr. and Mrs. B. Spitzer Dr. and Mrs. J. Gibson Logue Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Laik Mr. and Mrs. J. R. van Roden Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Charles Mr. A. P. Boehm Mr. William H. Disney Mr. and Mrs. H. Welden Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Schultheis Miss Pearl Thomas Miss Eva Thomas COMPLIMENTS he 1942 Mr. and Mrs. Lavier Michael Mrs. Alvie Snook Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Earl Schock Mr. and Mrs. Carter Wasson Mr. and Mrs. V. Calvin Trice Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kinkade Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Sircom Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Laubenstein Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Helm Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dillingham Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Russell Mr. and Mrs. George Marchant Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Owen T. Hall Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Carpenter Mrs. Viola G. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Deardorft Mr. and Mrs. Marion B. Meyer Dr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Longaker Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Glessner Phone Fred. 897 ECKER'S BEAUTY SALON 306 N. Market Street Frederick, Maryland THE PHOTOGRAPHS USED IN THE TOUCHSTONE WERE MADE BY FELLOWS-ROGERS STUDIO Photographs of Quality Duplicates May Be Had at Any Time by Addressing the Studio 8 W. Patrick Street Frederick, Md. Mr. and Mrs. D. Randell Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Guy Garman Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Begley Mr. and Mrs. H amilton C. Griswold Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E. Moffett Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Abel Mr. and Mrs. S. Rea Morris Dr. and Mrs. James W. Lynam Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Walker Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Trimble Mr. and Mrs. John C. Schott Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rodman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Ludlum Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Nuss Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Meyer Mrs. W. H. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Knobloch Mr. and Mrs. George E. Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Armand L. Bruneau Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. House Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saylor ee FREDERICK COUNTY PRODUCTS Incorporated 4 PACKERS FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS PAC Ree © Nees Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Gerwig Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Teeter Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Quartner Mrs. H. D. Cook Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cummins Mr. R. A. Dye Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rawlings Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Watkins Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Stevens Mrs. E. J. Hyatt Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Jackson Mr. James A. Duff Mr. and Mrs. K. H. McLaurin Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lauer Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Pease Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hubbell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Pennypacker Dr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Mandrey Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crockett WILLIAM D. BOWERS LUMBER CO. v LUMBER AND MILL WORK v Frederick, Maryland PATRON S Mr. and Mrs. D.’E. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Maisel Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaake Mr. and Mrs. Otto Yursik Mr. and Mrs. M. Kochansky Mr. and Mrs. William H. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. George H. Rickard Mr. and Mrs. William Black Mr. and Mrs. A. Gelpke Mr. and Mrs. A. DeMarzy Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Rosenblatt Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Simon Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Lyman Missimer Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Evans Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah G. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Henry de L. Snyder, Jr. COMPLIMENTS OF 1944 HENRY WITTICH, JR. 105 W. Saratoga St. Baltimore, Maryland Representative of L. G. BALFOUR CO. Official Jeweler to Senior, Junior, and Sophomore Classes of Hood College Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sweetser Mr. and Mrs. William C. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Mart |. Fowler Mrs. Gertrude F. Brown Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Uplinger Mrs. Lyllian Mcllwain Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hamm Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Hormel Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Diehl Mrs. Elizabeth Martin Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prestwood Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Wind Mrs. Elizabeth Foehl Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Z. Rush Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Holtzworth Mr. and Mrs. F. Mcllravey Bowl for Health's Sake HEALTH CENTER BOWLING ALLEYS 410 N. Market St. FREDERICK, MD. AIR CONDITIONED JO RINSE SLALEY Main Phone 1130 Frederick County's Home Newspapers THE POST THE NEWS In the Morning In the Evening Circulation 11,000 Daily Plant on Court Street Open Day and Night COMMERCIAL PRINTING A SPECIALTY CBC a ‘JAHN OLLIER AGAIN. This crest of service and | quality is the hallmark of America’s largest Yearbook designing and photoengraving organization. JAHN OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. Makers of Fine Printing Plates for Black and Color Artists and Photographers 817 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. CHICAGO, ILL. = ae Re 2] a ba 3 e ” iia Mi ey pes me 1) Lad a THIS BOOK DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY PRINTING COMPANY % NASHVILLE sjenuuy o6aTjo9 70 cA utographs a Ee Be we De Gye ULittee Svcl see y a7 tawlcecet ee 8 a cAutographs “ +? Ses tom 8 ‘s id iY 4) ait ‘nM 5 Odi Oia AVE RR A iat APE Ee oe NS . b ton WS fF