Hood College - Touchstone Yearbook (Frederick, MD)
- Class of 1948
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QEIHEATIU ,,.,, I' ,J 6 Dr. Henry Irvin Stahr 1934-X948 ff' g K g X ZZ Touchstone TOUCHSTCNE al o nderw nt a manor change during l945 Previously the annual had be n published by the Junior class with a new staff taking over each year During a Mass Meeting the decision was made that changed TOUCHSTONE into a senior year- book, with staff positions open to all classes and editors chosen by and from the staff. 0ff-Campus With peace came the resumption of pre-War campus life. Khaki, navy-blue and olive-drab Were 9XCl'1CIHQed for plaids and tweeds, Qaberdines and corduroys. At Hood the Tea Dances and Night Clubs moved in to wn to the F.S.K. Country Club lr memberships flourished, and tg campus entertainment durinq college dances, boos were lifted on off- 'la Ci- PW' rGVle' and claS5 Perfef' up W ht tht Town on QC to br Cifqil HCIHO lem , lnlGre ras ...A wgal -. qi .1 IE -QQ 7 1 . P11- 35935 I3 gd 51695 IW MM, ,f S+' t Class Reviews '48 came to Hood, and with it came a new phase of activity on campus . . . the class reviews . . shows written, produced, acted and directed by students, with the entire CICISS PCff'fiCiDGTi1'lCJ. '48 was first with Future Perfect followed by l Said Yes, '49 C5129 up with All Aboard and TNT, and '50 followed suit with The Pioneer. A World View In the spring of l947, by unanimous vote, Town Hall became a Major Organization on campus. Since that time it has done much to bring about an active interest in world affairs, and Hood has participated in many national and regional conferences. Concur- rent with a national trend there also rose an inte-rest in U.N. and the World View. Club Room Durmq the summer of 1947 the new art build 'viii -XR. :4 inq was constructed behind Shriner Hall ln addition to the art laboratory and class rooms there was a shop 1n the bas ment Mr. Fogle's staff moved their office. . . and the space in Alumnae Hall previously used by them was converted to a combination lounge-smoker-rec room. ?59S!'Z6iW.YA?lZ25d7X. .1 - That New Look And perhaps the thing that affected most of us more directly and more immediately than any other phase of post-war life was that New Look in women's fashions. The men complained, and we laughed at first. But we let down our hemsy ballerinas, 'waist pinchers and Gibson Girls came with a flourish, and now we love that NEW LOOK ' . Q E fri 5 7' f If I 4 If ...J iii ' Q! f kg, X ,JD E55 Q an .Ivy ,J ' ,uf 'ii ,C .W W1 A Q 34' 1 1 z um . f 'Q' 5? iw 4 va! W' 5 Zx K 4 .. X0 W K 1 :wg ,N N ' K , . 9 V ,rw -am:-1 ' me KCSZII ' WY- 5- wi 5 ' A ' . 2 , ' I , 3414. V, 4, 5, A . 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W A-' Q 3 z e Esther E Shaw 111 receq 111t1e11 et her twenty mne years et eutstandlnq serv1ee as pre tessur and head of the depart ment ef Enqhsh Dr Esther E Shaw 4 1 The can A ELIZABETH ECKHARDT MAY RUTH E. PERRY, Direcior of Student Personnel GRACE N. BROWN. RG9'iSU'U1' 'N ln Administrative fficers HENRY IRVIN STQI-ER ....... I ....., ....... : ...... . ........... P resident , , D.D., Franklin and Marshall College, LL.D., Ursmus College IOSEPH H. APPLE ................... .................... P e 'd t E 't A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., Franklin and Marshall College: LL.D., Ursinus College: LL.D. Te1i3rlpIe1Unl12f?e?silS 1 . Y ELIZABETH ECKHARDT MAY ....... ............. ........... D e an of the College B.S., A.M., Ed.D., Columbia University RUTH E. PERRY .................... .............. D irector of Student Personnel B.E., Western Reserve University: A.M., Columbia University GRACE N. BROWN ............................. Registrar, Secretary of the Faculty A.B., Hood College: A.M., Columbia University M. GENEVA LEINBACH .................................. .Assistant Registrar A.B., Hood College RAYMOND I. FORD .,.. . . .... - .... . . .Treasurer CATHERINE A. THOMAS . . . . .Secretary HENRY IRVIN STAHR ................. ......................... P resident A.B., A.M., D.D., Franklin and Marshall College: LL.D., Ursinus College ELIZABETH ECKHARDT MAY ............. . .A ................. Dean of the College B.S., A.M., Ed.D., Columbia University MARY CASTLE OTT .................. .............. P rofessor Emeritus of History A.B., Hood College, University of Chicago: A.M., The Iohns Hopkins University HENRY THOMAS WADE . ............................ Professor Emeritus of Music A.A.G.O.: graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music: pupil of Carl Baerrnann and Henry M. Dunham: European study under Ch. Marie Widor and I. Philipp LEAH BROWN ALLEN ........ Professor of Astronomy, Director of the Iohn H. Williams Observatory A.B., Brown University: A.M., Wellesley College: Pepper Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania: Martin Kellogg Research Fellowship, Lick Observatory MIRIAM RANKIN APPLE ............... ........................ L ibrarian A.B., Hood College, B.S., Simmons School of Library Science INILLIAM RUPP BARNHART ...................... Professor of Religion and Philosophy A.B., The Johns Hopkins University: A.M., Columbia University: Union Theological Seminary: D.D., V Pacific University 'JPAUL BLAIR BECKHELM .................................. Professor of Music B.Mus., Northwestern University: B.S,, Fort Hays Kansas State College: M.Mus., Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester: European study under I. Phillipp, Motte Lacroix, and Nadia Boulanger 'NELLIE K. BLOCHER ....... . ........................... Professor of Education A. B., A.M., Gettysburg College: A.M., Columbia University ,.,.,.., ....e::x,mw-..s.i,..ce..-...-'-.:.s. sssts.. .--- if it Essen.. ,, as..-W--,.... i-W.ese-..s..e-se,.W-...if-,w..... Y . --' '. , . . 4, . TT xijlwf . . , - , . . . mf, ' f. ' 1 . - . , 'T A ' - ' - ' if -' - ' Left to right, top row: Miss Mather, Miss Ely, Miss .Castor-, Miss Left to right: Miss Budde, Miss Kei-foot, Mr. Sprigq, Wodilla- Front row: Mrs' Morgan' Miss Prau' Miss williams' Miss Miss Boyer, Miss M. Reddick Kohn- 29 lv: i 9 T . u ig , V ' I .'11.,' , i 1N '5 gf ,' ,ff if IV., Mg . 2 ' ' . '. ,. ,x ' ' ' .ix 1, K . . ,fXf5Y I . if ' - C. .:Ile,1VI.B:Ict Lon to fight: Miss Derrick, Mr. Mayers. M155 Bower' Lei' 'O gm I ' SPCIS I r 'M I M' L' y, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Allen,-Miss Green- tiffg, B255 Snyder, Miss L. Brown, Miss McCarre1l 9 Facu y ELIZABETH B, BOWER . . ........................... . .Professor of Chemistry B.S,, M.S., The Pennsylvania State College JMARTI-IA M. BRINEY ................. .................. I nstructor in English A.B., Hood College, A.M., University of Michigan LILLIAN OLIVE BROWN ................ ................ P rofessor of Mathematics A.B., Dickinson College, A.M,, Columbia University ANNA MARIE BUDDE ................. .................. I .Instructor in Voice B.Mus., Curtis Institute of Music, Teacher's Certificate, Peabody Conservatory of Music, pupil of Madame Queena Mario BETHEL M. CASTER .................. ............. I nstructor in Home Economics B.S., Cornell University, A.M., Columbia University ' EEULAH CLAIRE COMPTON ........... . ................ Instructor in Psychology AB., University of Rochester, A.M., New York State College for Teachers, Cornell University FRANCES C. CUTUIIAN .......................... I Associate Professor of Ps cholo Y GY A.B., A.M., Vassar College, Ph.D., Yale University MARY A. DIETRICH. . . . . . . . .... -. . . .................. Instructor in Iliology B.S., Cornell University I-1. CLAIRE DORAN . . . . ..... . , . , , . . ...... Instructor in Physical Education A.B., A.M., Western Reserve University ELINOR MARIE DOUGLASS ......... . , , , , ..,... Instructor in English A.5., Duke University, A.M., Columbia University, Duke University 3.Tiif.RIf,IE E. DUTROVJ. . ' ................. Assistant Librarian, Lecturer in Library Sciznce AB., rlood College, B.S., Simmons School of Library Science QEET-ZEHVA F. ELY .........i. v ..............,...... .A :sociate Prcfssscr of Education A,B., I-mood College: A. M., Columbia University CHARLOTTE GREENFIELD . . . ........... ................. A ssistant in Chemistry A.B., Connecticut College I.!I'IEADINGS ................. Associate Professor of History and Political Science University, B.Mus., ,Ithaca College of Music, A,M,, Ph.D., Cornell University, COIU1'I1bi3 ....eis..,, Diplome superieur d etudes francaises modernes, Alliance Francaise, Paris, the Sorbonne SALES AROHLLAND .... L ....... D. . .' . .I ..,........ Assistant Professor of English '-' -Smafttpion Colleeez H-M-. Columbia University, Dramatic Art, University of North Carolina I-Z!-.RGARET ECERFOOT ..................,........... .A ' A ssistant Professor of rt H-3-, Hamline Um'-'SYSIIYJ A.M., University of Iowa, Chicago Art Institute 1 e Faculty MAY F. KOHN ....... -. . . . ....,.... Assistant Professor of Education and Home Economi:s Bradley Polytechnic Institute: B. S., University of Minnesota: A.M., Columbia University MARY ELEANOR KRUMMEL . I. . .I ....... I ..........,. Instructor in Modirn Languages A.B., Duke University: B.S., Iuzlliard School of Music: Duke University CLAIRE LANCHE .......,............ ...,........ I nstructor in I-'fodirn Languag's University of Strasbourg: Sorbonne: Columbia University: Konigliche Hochschule fur bilclende Kanste und Musik: Conservatory of Music, Strasbourg E. LOUISE LEONARD ....... '. . . Q .............. Associate Professor of Modern Languag-s ' A.B., A.M., Smith College: Columbia University: Middlebury Schools of French and Italian: Universite di Grenoble: Universite de Paris ' VIRGINIA E. LEWIS . . In ...... . ....... ............... I nstructor in Social Studi's X A.B., Washington Univcrsity: LL.B., George Washington University GRACE E. LIPPY ........................... V ...... Associate Professor of Eiolggy a A.B., 'Wilson C:ll:g': A.M., The Iohns Hopkins University: Columbia University EERTHA L. LOOMIS . . D ................ .............. P rofesscr of Greek and Latin GJ , 21 A.B., Keuka Coil'g:: A.M., Columbia Uriversity: Ph.D., The Iohns Hopkins University . ' MARION LOUISE MacPI-IAIL .................... Associate Professor of Modern Languag ts J A.B., Agnes Scott College: A.M., Columbia University: The Iohns Hopkins University: Universite dc Paris: Central de Estudios Historicos in Madrid: University of Mexico IANE D. MCCARRELL ................. ............. A 'ssociate Professor of Eiology A.B., Mount Holyoke College: A.M., Vassar College: Ph.D., Radcliffe College PEGGY LOU MARSH ..... . . . . . Instructor in Physical Education A.B., Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia: M.S., Smith College MARY E. MATHER ................................. Professor of Home Economics A.B., Western Maryland College: M.S.. The Pennsylvania State College: Columbia University RICHARD R. MAYERS .......................... Instructor in Mathematics and Physics A.B., Dartmouth College IOAN M. MORGAN .......................... Instructor in Nursery School Education B.E., National College of Education: M.E., Winnetka Graduate Teachers' College DOROTHY ISABELLA MORRILL ................. ' . I ............. Professor of English A.B., Mount Holyoke College: A.M., University of Michigan: A.M., Ph.D., Radcliffe College WAYNE C. NEELY ................... ................. P rofessor. of S i y A.B., Parsons College: A.M., State University of Iowa: Ph.D., Columbia Universiy MARY ELIZABETH OSBORN ..................... ' .... 1. . .Associgv no s glis A.B., New York State College for Teachers: A.M., Columbia n1 ersit on .. vskita gg U ion, Holl i I s Douglass. Seated. Left to right: Miss Cutuiian, Mrs. Compton 155 ShaW',?'-YI 'nu' 155 ward 1 sri-U El-W VIII HAH gli GBA MAP HB-I All YOI Standing- My Neely Mr. Ranck. Seated: Mrs. Rawson, Left to right: Miss Apple, Miss C. Smith, Miss Dutrow rr ' ' Miss o. 1. Roddick Eli QI ,, oN1cA L. PRALL . . . .....,.... ............ A ssociate Professor of Education I B.S., M.S., Iowa State College I IAMES BYRNE RANCK ....................... Professor of History and Political Science A.B., George Washington University: A.M.y Harvard University: Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University H MARGARET B. RAWSON ................ .,....... I nstructor in Economics and Sociology if A.B., Swarthmore College: A.M., University of Pennsylvania MARTHA M. REDDICK .................................... Instructor in Music X B.Mus., Florida State College for Women: A.M., Columbia University Q OLIVE I, REDDICK ................... ......... P rofessor of Economics and Sociology A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University: A.M., Columbia University' A M Ph D Radcliffe College MARY L. RION ............. . ....... .................. I nstructor in English I MARY ELIZABETH CARTY ROGERS ...................... Assistant Professor of Chemistry ANNE THERESA SABOL ................ ............ I nstructor in Secretarial Studies 3 MARION GERTRUDE SMITH .......................... Professor of Physical EcluCatiOT1 MARGARET MARTIN SNYDER ............. ............ A ssistant Professor of Chemistry' EDWIN H. SPONSELLER ................... H Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophlf' B-5-, Slate Teachers College, Shippensburg, Pennsylvaniay B.D., A.M., Ph.D., Yale University WILLIAM H- SPRIGG .t .......................... Instructor in Music Colle e Orqanist MARGUERITE TREILLE LAURA ADELINE WARD ................ ............. A ssooioto Professor of Enqlish CATHERINE WILLIAMS fMSiC A.B., Mountl-I1 k ' I .............. Professor o 11 ESTHER ELIZABETH SHAW .............. ................... P rofessor of English A.B., University of Kentucky- A M Smith College I B.S., Hood Collegeg M.S., University of Michigan - B.S., State Teachers' College, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania - A.B., Mount Holyoke College: A.M., Ph.D., University of Michigan A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's Collegey A.M., Columbia University A.B., Elmira College: A.M., Western Reserve University , Q' B.Mus., M.Mus., Eastman School of Music A . ............................. Professor of Modern Langl-164395 ' 'Bw Rlpon COHGQSI A-M., Ph.D., University of Wisconsinp Universite de Paris A-B-1 Vassar College: A.M., Ph. D., University of Pennsylvania O YO 9 College, A-M-I Vassar COHGQGI pupll of E. Harold Geer, Helen Hopekirlc, and Ieafme Behrend T e Faculty SELINA WILLIAMS ................... ............. I ' ' B.S., Pennsylvania State College, M.S., New York Unlxelrlslltisr m Home Economics ELIZABETH WODILLA ................. ............. I t t ' H ' B.S., M.S., Drexel Institute of 'Technology ns me or In ome Economics VIVIAN WOLF . . . . ........4............ Assistant in Physical Education B.S., Temple University HARRYO.SMITH ............................... P l,Fd'kH'hShl A,B., Western Maryland College, A.M., Duke Uniwf?-dlrlgtlifa re emo lg C OO KATHARINE L. BIEHL ...... ......... .... I n structor in H' t , F d ' k H' h S h 1 A.B., Hood College: A.M., University of Marylanzory re emo lg C oo GRAYSON BURRIER . . ............... . . . Instructor in English, Frederick High School A.B., Catawba College: Columbia University MARTHA C. CARSON . . .............. Supervisor of Institutional Management Laboratory HEISELY B, CORUN .... . . . . . ..... Instructor in Music, Frederick High School ' B.S., Catawba College ALVIDA B. DeLASHMUTT . . ........... Instructor in Core, Elm Street School, Frederick A.B., Hood College YOLA V. HUDSON . . .... Instructor in Home Economics, Fort Hill High School, Cumberland B.S., University of Maryland RUTH C. MCCOLLY ....... Instructor in Vocational Home Making, Fort Hill High School, Cumberland B.S., Cornell University: M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh EVELYN F. MILLER ......... Supervisor of Home Economics Education, Allegany County, Maryland B.S., University of Maryland, M.S., Cornell University V FLORA E. SCHROYER ............... Instructor in Home Economics, Smithsburg High School B.S., Iuniata College MARY I. SHUFF .... .................... I nstructor in English, Frederick High School A.B., Hood College, A.M., Columbia University ANORMALLEE MARTIN WAY ........... Instructor in Home Economics, Clear Spring High School B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, A.M., Columbia University 1 On leave of absence, first semester, 1947-1948 2 On leave of absence, 1947-1948 3Part time, 1947-1948 Lett to right: Miss Maclfhail, Mlle. Lanche, Miss Leonard, Lett to right: stgildilglqfM1f'1i5SMI3C:SYIi?tfhlM1:'diSEewggff- seated Mlle. Treille, Miss Krummel Miss ars , rss i . 5 52 e E3 A 5 5 , W i., ? 5. I 5 , , 2 1 E 5 The Senior Class Ufficers POLLY SMITH .... .,..A P resident VIRGINIA BABE ..... .... V ice President BETTY PATEBSON .... .... T recisurer ISABEL GILI.. ...... .... .... S e cretcxry' 36 ni' Q nw i i Junior Class OFFICERS KATHARINE ROSS ,.... ...... P resident ANN EBERHART .... ..... V ice President IOAN SCHMITT .... .... T recrsurer MARGARET IONES ..... .... S ecretcrry Sophomore Class OFFICERS ALTHEA MENDEN HALL .... ....., MARGARET HEAD ........... Vice NORMA LOU SCHOOLEY ..., . . . PHYLLIS WOOD .... ..,. President President .Treasurer Secretary Freshman Class OFFICERS VIVIAN VELEHRADSKY ,... ..... ANN NICODEMUS .... ..... V ice TNEZ GULLA .... . . . EDNA MCPHERSON ...,. .... President President .Trecrsurer Secretary X Clit rl U6 , E IUHS to 1 WCB gm SALLY ALEXANDER VIRGINIA BARE N ,LE pm PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND CLINTON, NEW YORK 76 Q AB. History AB. Sociology ff' Ga I Q ' a i RU Expounding U.N .... and Student Fed- Infectious laugh . . . carefree . . . smooth- :5 X' eralist . . . with a Rhode Island accent. . . tempered . . . loving good times . . . pas- ,5 X6 tennis fan . . . with lots on the ball . . . sion for archery. . .breaking more arrows O Qj member of the off-key trio . . . her hobby than she shoots . . . long brown locks . . . -royalty! . . . perusing the latest New that bounce as she walks . . . always T York Times . . . hating to part with that starving . . . for a Clubhouse Special shaggy jacket . . . someday you'll read . . . Let's goldown for a quickie . . . an historical novel . . . by . . . Sally. says . . . Ginny. M Q fx 2 Rl lllijgs til EG! P' me i 1 l it 5, ia It l 40 Y I 1 I 4 I l l I Elm 49-of vw Warm! fy-AJJQMZ7 C ff-14 -QV? ffwewa ' ffm .M fn ' Ji-ZA-ffl .fav nj? c,f' j't:f?of fl ,ff Z f f' WV! ANN BARNUM PATRICIA BEALL ROOHESTER, NEW YORK BALTIMORE MARYLAND AB. Mathematics B S Home Economics Laughter escaping from soft brown eyes . . . individuality . . . coupled with an arresting smile . . . clothes galore . . . Worn with notable style . . . and carried on many Weekends . p. . never letting lite get her down '. . . distinctive voice . . . poised and precise . . . Ann. 10 , Q' ,,fQF-- y RJ 5?-3-Q L i E IUH 'MTN JANET BEARDSLEY WARREN, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Sociology Gay cosmopolitan . . . perusing a copy of the New Yorker . . . soc. major with a flair for the literary . . . attractive blue eyes . . . over her favorite blue dresses . . . easy going sophisticate . . . with a subtle sense of humor . . . always at the Snack Shop . . . you'll find . . . leb. '2'A 'Q f'L' jk- - 3 51-sa sta. . QS, ' J 'Qi-' F IANET BEEQK KW- KE AL S K -L-x..-.JlX, . AB. Mathema 92--xi-.,QQ X I Dark hair and eyes . . . hinting at a touch of Carmen . . . voluble lass . . . mathe- matically inclined . . . constantly reading fiction . . . and shorthand . . . bursts of subtle humor . . . frequent fraternity Weekends at State . . . and spaghetti at Rosie's . . . dependable . . . one of the follcsies . . . Ginge. 42 ' Y t ELIZABETH BENCHOFF SHIRLEY BENSON WOODSTGCK, VIRGINIA BALTIMORE MARYLAND AB. Music AB Religion lnclined to talk . . . starting ott with a Southern drawl . . . getting taster and taster . . . nimble fingers dancing on the keyboard . . . proud of Virginia . . . and M.M.A .... Well, shuckslu . . . easy- going . . . uniquely vivid expressions . . . sending listeners into gales oi laughter . . . impossible to keep a straight tace . . . A when you're with . . . Benchy. Sl HIHS ELLEN BINDON ARLINGTON, NEW JERSEY A.B. History Model material . . . a fashion plate . . . but definitely not superficial . . . striking long blond hair . . . poised . . . speaking only when she has something to say . . . reading history hooks like novels . . loving poetry . . . president of Shriner . . . persevering . . . contemplating a career in politics . . . good company . . . Dusty MARIORIE BLAKENEY RUTHERFORD, NEW IERSEY. A.B. Chemistry O A twinkle in her eye . . . and an impish grin . . . revealing a Wonderful disposition . . . and a good sense of humor . . . her lilting voice . . . enriching Glee Club . . . dreaming up ideas . . . for 48's endow- ment fund . . . coiffure problems . . . en- hanced by rain . . . and solved with scissors . . . surely . . . it's . . . Midge l 44 X l , ,7 ' BETTE BLOME IANE BRINTON BALTIMORE, MARYLAND HASTINGS GN HUDSON NEW YORK AB. Biology AB Fff-3Y1Cl'1 Sincerity . . . capability . . . friendly pOise . . . a science major . . . with creative and artistic talents . . . the vOice .. . . calm and expressive . . . narrating . . . leading chapel services . . . emoting in plays . . . Or just talking things Over . . . making Y a part Oi us all . . . it's always David . . . with . . . Bette 1 1 K: - 'huge kms ls- MARIANE BUCKMAN ORGE SCHOOL, PENNSYLVANIA l' Q.Jia- Q X- , A AB. English 5J I 2 -iibkb , CJ..X1..Q, Qqgdggx 2 ' . he G-enuinely Sincere . . . interested in e ry- CBL,-tak' x one . . . born teaser . . . loving a good time . . . bursts of humor . . . alternating CD, gesqlk with serious moments . . . literary talents . . . utilized in editing Herald . . . knitting bil-RXQ. ty . . . for Chuck . . . possessing A A a'snii'l'e that lights her Whole face . . . Hey fellas! . . . calls . . . Buttons A . :fl , . ' 1 . , ,Z 'L ,' K, , A . - MARILYN BUSHMAN ASPINWALL, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Psychology Diminutive . . . big brown eyes . . . that continually ask a question . . . always time for nursery School . . . mania for golf . . . driving the college station Wagon . . . wearing those adorable little hats . . . knitting argyles . . . trim'n tailored . . . constantly Seen with the rest of the folk- Sies . . . petite . . . Pookie . 46 PATRICIA CALLENDER IANICE CAMPBELL PLAINEIELD NEW IERSEY l DREXEL HILL, PENNSYLVANIA A B Biology A.B. Sociology Glowing complexion . . . enliveneol by a lovely smile . . . impeccably groomed . . . with that suave tailored look . . . earrings for every occasion . . . rare talent as a friend . . . aiiable . 4 . spending her spare time ai the movies . . . or ieeing off on the golf course . . . sophisticated sense of humor . . . bespeaks . . . Ian. 1943 4 7 A WI -ks. Km 'S-X S Nga Cx., CL ks, Sl Inns SUZANNE CARTIER ANNE CHANEY SEVERNA PARK, MARYLAND WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AB. French l AB. Spanish Q O Completely feminine and natural . Noteworthy qchievements . . . coupled Gffe-TVGSCGHT Ci1'lCl 1OV9lY . . . lauqhmq with charm and considerateness . . . pre- otten . . . softly and girlishly . . . calm as siding over Keystone . . . with dignity a summer evening . . . with alternating Und COlDCfb1l1lY - - - 91'lThUSiUSliC interpreter moments of vivacious enthusiasm . . . 3031135 dance ' Q 5101901 for i3liSTi1'1CTiV9 . . . - ...an co1ures...panningio hlopmg for that Job in New York . . . pans utilize fluent Spanish 0 . n in Cm inter- Silfm for Clollles ' - - PARP-Ch - - - Gnd kml' national career . . . somehow managing ting . . . Writing exquisite poetry . . . Sue to be interested in everything . , , Ann K- 4 8 I M i '9Uf fU! 4y ,pfjl jfw XQAEHERINE CHINGOS HoLL1DAYsBURc, PENNSYLVANIA A.B. Home Economics G-ood-natured . . . generous . . . would rather dance than eat . . . her piano re- pertoire . . . consisting of ten measures of boogie-Woogie . . . l'm sooo tired . . . before donning nightcap and bed socks . . . telling the joke about the rice krispie . . . and making remarks completely off the subject . . . are typically . . . Cathy KATHARINE COUPER BINGHAMTON, NEW YoRK AB. Religion Accomplished musician . . . and com- poser . . . mad about . . . movies . . . snacks at all hours of the day and night . . . Weddings . . . poised efficiency . . interrupted by streams of flippant humor . . . Mutt-and-leffing it . . . with lVl.T. . . . when you hear I Wish to speak a Word with you . . . it's . . . Kay 'v Q ' , A fl ffl' f rj ' f vi, X ,, .,, X . it Q l l I I A s W i .Q COLLEEN CROWHURST is BETTY MARIE DAVIS NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY A READING, PENNSYLVANIA V AB. Music AB- Spanish 1 Q Rich auburn hair. . .cameo-like features Pixie face . . . turned up nose . . . and 1 . . . professing three loves . . . music . . . irnpish eyes . . . independent . . . in- 43 bi movies . . . and horses . . . equestrian par dividualistic . . . knowing what she's do- l Q4 excellence . . . consistently Winning blue ing . . . and What she likes . . . paradox- ' ribbons . . . directing G-lee Club . . . her ical . . . meticulous with class notes and T Ci ambition: light opera . . . preferably at clothes.. . helter-skelter when it comes A the Paper1nill Playhouse . . . poised to her roorn . . . quick to laugh . . . and y K . . . capable . . . practical . . . cosmopolitan talk . . . planning a future in Frederick ' tastes . . . characterize . . . Collee . . . with Ike . . . Davis ' ' f K - 1 -v . cr X X, CJ wilt? EW W l ni 1 Q I E 1 2 x i v i li 50 Q M 4 .,., ' , SHIRLEY JEAN DAVIS ijiffef ' ' PIKESVILLE, MARYLAND 992919 J . BQS. Home Economics I Q Constantly clowning for the crowd . . . raven locks 'n lashes . . . highlighted by a White-bright eye-crinkling smile . . . soccer . . . her athletic -forte . . . faithful Home Economics clubber . . . with big resolutions about dieting ,. . . but just can't resist any kind of food . . . fast talk- . ing . . . Shirley Iean ADELAIDE DELAMATER I EUTHEEEOED, NEW IERSEY AB. Psychology Flaming red tresses . . . accentuated by those kelly green dresses and suits . . . good-natured . . . quiet . . . but firmly and efficently presiding . . . over Science Club . . . conscientious . . . crazy about golf . . . and New Iersey . . . the study of psychology . . . appeals to . . . Del 19113 Sl IUHSF CORINNE EDWARDS VALLEY STREAM, NEW YoRK AB. Mathematics Dynamic . . . leading all-college singing . . . or sprinting down the hockey field . . . enthusiastic about Weekends at Penn. . . . Alpha Chi Rho . . . and George . . . famous for St. Louis Blues . . . mathe- matically inclined . . . but with many in- terests . . . directing two successful revues . . . brought orchids . . . to . . . Corky ,f ELSA EGGERS X' 1 BALT1MoRE, MARYLAND yi AB. History C Cool . . . and calm . . . seen checking chapel cuts . . . or donning choir cap and robe . . . With a quiet unassuming man- ner . . . belying thoughtfulness and in- tense sincerity . . . spending her spare time reading . . . and unnecessarily plucking those brows . . . l-ley, hey whaddayasay? . . . announces . . . Els of My of 1f'lWl,tfK52 ' D Ig7WqPL0b0yayy 0L!JkjjjR391W fp Wim ybvwwyofyl M 'QP NANCY EGGLESTQN MoEE1sToWN, NEW JERSEY A.B. French i' Mademoiselle from la maison francaise . . . a wide-eyed little girl look . . . rare remarks . . . with a perfectly straight face . . Q smooth tailored clothes . . . featuring striking scarts . . . but always minus one earring . . . heading for lVlack's come ten o'clock . . . and a New York apartment after graduation . . . completely frank . . . Egg MARY ELLEN EPPLEY , wAsH1NcToN, D1srEIcT OF COLUMBIA AB. English ' Doing things with ease . . . accomplishing so much . in so little time . . . compe- tently editing Touchstone . . . writing short stories . . . imagination and original- ity . . . independent . . . loving to argue . . . it's thetellowshipn . . . a brilliant conversationalist . . . always a fascinating story to tell . for nothing common- place ever happens to . . . Dixie lilfli 53 u i 1 T TI 44 YF ,.. it Q Q lx Cu Cl i Q .1 t l L, SSD. dy i QQQZQQ Gig. 6 . Q nf ' Qs QU! a diy JV t ' gf Qfgg QQLQP' QQQ, yy, jf!! WILMHFTONI DELAW-A f K HoLYoKE, MASSACHUSETTS Yqeq Hom XS XM!! AB. Arirjj J, X-,ga AB. Sociology -. sq R t ,fd if 0' , W U S ffDazzlinc?f . . dashing . . . delightful . . . A turn of her head and a smile . . . always on the go . . . mischievous dark working earnestly . . . 'for what she 7,7 Oy!!! eyes . . . revealingalceen sense of humor believes in . . . possessing boundless . . lackadaisical correspondent . . . but enthusiasm . . . and a vital interest in jf Ran energetic worker . . . with artistic international affairs . . . with World Gov- XMI h A tendencies. . . hoping for a try at interior ernment her chief concern . . . finding yggvav decorating . . . a mainstay oi Choir . . . pleasure in classical music . . . and talk fpolylvlarionettes . . . and AA .... inthe center of her Dalmatian, Dexter . . . lover of' My of things . . . Lou people . . . Freddie 5 4 DORIS GARDNER 3 .. i ISABEL GILL IOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA A I-IURLEY, NEW YORK it-1' X AB. Sociology l AB. Psychology e o l r 1 Dark shining hair . . . arresting eyes . . . Regal carriage . . . evidencing poise and quick to laugh . . . never without a Wise- grace . . . admired for loyalty and sincer- crack . . . knitting needles clicking . . . ity . . . backbone of Choir . . . her rich Working conscientiously and successful- contralto voice often heard at Vespers ly . . . for chapel committee , . . lending . . . Working efficiently . . . publicizing a helping hand . . . with church activities Town Hall activities . taking minutes in Frederick . . . aiming for a career in at '48's class meetings . . . conscientious social Work . . . even tempered . . . easy . . . her lovely eyes . . . mirroring serenity going . . . Doris . . . lzzy t I 5 55 I E IUHS I AYNE GILLIS BELMONT, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. Nursery School Education Typitied by grace . . . possessing notable dancing ability . . . an understanding heart . . . warm . . . interested in every- one . . . happy and pleasant . . . no mat- ter what happens . . . poetry her pleasure . . . an interest in children . . . strawberry blond hair . . . and 'a wide-eyed Alice- in-Wonderland look . . . identify . . laynie ll 1 1 f' 9 ff- ,k , f A? ., W 5 f rw f fir ,. Q21 V ,J ' ' ,J Jff , fffif' 1-' -. . -'-1 'fo 'N cfs - Aff f' , .lf ' ' K' gf' Y5,j,j:,f ,, -!,ff ' f' if up t D A, 4, J, Ag w9,,,,, I f A Q f 0 If ,A 4 3 5 Nfl 'A W .4 0 if A570 t J! ,'dff'K'f' ' M ,7 'Q'7 fig' ,0 dv I V mlrw f' In ,J V, ,f 4, fu f M ,Lge ,Q 1 ,fry X,-ff 6 9 J ,,f4':,f- ,Q ' offs! y s f , 4 f of -I + f x ' I A -. G Wig if 0 , ' ., ,J ff J ,N 0 0 Afetff il ,, ,, I ,,wN- ff , .. W, , yt - ,, ,, A , ,,, , A A, I, 4,. .1 ,l if F' A 0 ,QQ if Q- , . Q 0 0 Q 0 0 1 up FFA . ,f , N i. A I' z , V gf- it Q J! Q 0 Y! O V99 5 LI., Qt! A . VLC, ', Ci 4, , 1 A , r ff X fa A 0 .5 7 V . 0 ,.f' 0 N Q, , 0 4 LS cg! Y, , fd ' jf! , ,no ' x rv 'A J! 0 f f 1' f , I , J I ' If Aff.: o XS gy! 0 0 ' g , li fy 'I I. D 0 O V F fd ! V D fp o O f 0 a x f ft ' f ' A I jfl I A ,f , t it t 5 CONSTA ' 5 t COLUMBIA, soUTH CAROLINA A.B. History An intriguing smile . . . quiet and de- liberate . . . but full ot fun . . . always up on the latest fiction . . . ior reading's a hobby . . . her well-grounded opinions . . . expressed at meetings oi l-lood's U.N. . . . all out tor Navy . . . planning to teach . . . and dreaming of living within her allowance . . . Connie W, l I 0 t t l l 1 f rf, - l l l l 4 l x l 1 ,. t l X rr I l 2, . f t 3 Q l L 56 f f o , J B C7 O O J 0 J fi ff as 9 O O 0 U N vu, I 0 0 l o ci A J 9 oo :.7.1 J U O f , U A 1 , O - . fc. D D 0 D O 3 GRETCHEN GROFF QOCEAN c1TY, NEW IERSEY AB. Sociology ,A C , Long blond l'1air . . . striking attractive- ness . . . small but vivaciousy. . . talking softly . . . in a low husky voice . . . con- tributing her opinions . . . in any good discussion . . . keenly interested in pol- itics . . . an efficient leader . . . doodling on the piano . . . wearing dark glasses D . universally liked . . . Gretclri , 173 0 0 -O O .. REAH GRUVER EAYSIDE, LONG ISLAND, NEW YoRK AB. Biology An out-door girl . . . energetic . . . Whizz on the soccer field . . . with that wild kick . . . riding expertly . . . making friends easily . . . mischievous . . . always ready for fun . . . an industrious collector of odds and ends . . . talking of her trip to Switzerland last summer . . . liking people . . . Reah IHS mf ' ' f' - V A' L.. f ,, 0 we-fs f , f y, , ,S ,ci f 1 M' f ,fr .,-1 ,- .ff ,. fa ,, f -' , 4 J W ff 4 0 1 O f If Sl IUHS MARCIA GURWITT LARCHMONT, NEW YORK AB. English 0 Effervescent laughter . . . curly brown hair . . . feminine in taste and appear- ance . . . going miles out of her Way to help you . . . circulation editor of Blue and Grey . . . neat . . . precise . . . quiet . . . would love to gain Weight . . . but no amount of eating will make her any- thing but . . . slender and petite . . . Marcy l 'F-.. lr, 1 5 - ,,..'1ff-' ,-me-0 1 ,A H ' ' ' v V 4, X - ,Eff Ain, U ,Q d ,Mx ,ov 1 V X7 E DOROTHY HALL soUTH ORANGE, NEW IERSEY AB. Psychology Ct Possessor of a stylishly small waist . . . often swathed in blue . . . to match her eyes . . . charmingly sincere . . . toward Hood and the tolksies . . . unique in consuming lukewarm coffee .-. . hoping to work in the tield ot psychology f . . fun with I-lall's clipping service . . . Dolly MARGARET HAUPT BALTIMORE, MARYLAND B.S. Home Economics Lovely clear skin . . . highlighted by a quick smile . . . a starched White uniform . . . bespeaking enthusiasm for Home EC. . . . talking oh so fast . . . when some- thing interests her . . . orderly . . . con- scientious . . . possessing countless crisp White blouses . . . earrings oi all shapes . . . and a supply of anything you need . . . Marty GENE HAURY U MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA B.S. Home Economics 6 Smooth dark pageboy . . . caught back by a Wide velvet band . . . purple passion . . . loving classical music . . . and horses . . . always looking like a fashion plate . . . memories of Merry Christmas! . . . in the Wee hours of the morning . . . cameo complexion . . . enhanced by an impish grin . . . smooth sophisticate .- . . Haury lla if gigs Q! 0 ' if gp 0 ' fp. ff I NANCY HEINTZMAN BARBARA HEISS PIKESVILLE, MARYLAND WASHINGTON, DISTRICT or COLUMBIA I' A.B. History BS. Home Economics o o ' Tall . . . slim . . . enjoyable to be with A quiet charm . . . conscientious . . . tak- . . . laughing a lot . . . in a hearty spon- ing things as they come . . . never Worry- taneous Way . . . always coming forth ing . . . appealing to everyone . . . with with a pun . . . or a rare remark . . . liking her dry Wit . . . and loving all-around fun to be with people . . . to tease . . . yet . . . mad about ripe olives . . . horses . . . sincere . . . believing in finishing what and bridge . Chicago her city . , . con- she starts . . . forever spending Week- stantly boosting her home state . . . ends at home . . . Nancy lllinois. . . Barb I I ..- Q5 60 NC A yr- 5 7 ELAINE HENDERSON BRIDGETON, NEW JERSEY BS. Home Economics Fun personified . . . contagious laugh . . . witty conversation . . . unpredictable . . . vivacious . . . ready tor any good time . . . lover ot jazz . . . collector of rec- ords . . . always eating cheese crackers . . . or rooting tor the Brooklyn Dodgers I IANE HENDERSON PHILLIPSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA AB. History Svelte sophisticate . . . style superb . . . with striking clothes . . . that she wears well . . . deep dimples . . . and blue- black hair . . . lover ot fun . . . and big city lite . . . overwhelming pep . . . dis- played in her ever-present readiness to . , , , Il ll . . . relishing sleeping late in the morn- cut up . . . famous for her two red foxes ing . . . there's always a good word tor . . Rover and Dover . . . and for singing you . . . from . . . Lanie Frankie and Iohnnie . . . I-lenny I7 , ,X U 'b . D N ,, v , 0 0 'J' ' MX i 3 o 0 D , I D Y Q H B N Q I - Q '- 0 I ' 1 L 'X V 0 0 ,, 90 0 0 F 0 Q a in , 0 N 5 I 3, 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 5' do 'Q Q f o o .xx 5 X 'ffl 9- ff 0 u l fn 1 M9 N C' e fair ' f, N' 0 - 7 A' Q dl I ll i :- Fl w 0 n B l x X 'X 5 - 0 0 -.,,,i2-Q .. cds' M M Sl llllll IEAN HERMAN CONOVER, NORTH CAROLINA l AB. Music Q Her rich voice . . . a mainstay of choir for four years . . . tall and graceful . . . wear- ing stylish clothes Well . . . football en- thusiast . . . hilarious remarks . . . emitted in a deep Southern drawl . . . jolly . . . optimistic . . . planning hops and proms . . . Hey, you all . . . it's . . . l-lerm .K . Q ALICE HOFFMAN STALEY Msacsassuna, PENNSYLVANIA BS. Home Economics Wonderful disposition . . . with a flair for clowning . . . her sense of humor needed . . . While struggling with her first pair 'of argyles . . . for lim . . . Wearing his diamond . . . and a cherished wedding ring . . . '48's marrying grad . . . treasur- ing memories of a beautiful Christmas Wedding . r. . Albert L IOYCE HOLLINGER WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND AB. French Tiny vivacious brunette . . . with a heart of gold . . . and a limitless repertoire of yarns to spin . . . talented pianist . . . and three-year veteran of la maison francaise . . . bridge fiend . . . crazy about convert- ibles . . . plus Dick . . . which is the long and short of it . . . for . . . Ioy l DOROTHY HOWELL PLUSHING, oH1o B.S. Home Economics Petite . . . fluffy black hair . . . framing pert features . . . possessing enviably tiny feet . . . never Without a date for the weekend . . . supplying Strawn menage With cold pills . . . crazy about riding . and Ohio . . . friendly and sincere . . quick chatter . . . from . . . Dottie g 631948 Sl IUHS IEANNE IZENBERG PArEESoN, NEW lERSEY AB. Economics Countless ensembles . . . devoted Shrin- erite . . . prone to torlk . . or mile d minute . . . knitting like mod . . . on g trousseoru of orgyle socks for Ed . . . whose begu- tiful diomond she weors . . . never spend- ing of Week-end dt l-lood . . . ombunddnt eogerness . . . even in olorss . . . Know Whot l mean? . . . sgys . . . leornnie BARBARA IONES oHELMSEoED, MASSACHUSETTS AB. Biology I Morssorchusetts orccent . . . borckbone of the soccer team . . . passion for blue and green ensembles . . . uncammunicai tive . . . until her devilish side emerges . . . having a doctor father . . . doesn't prevent her continually breaking bones . . . serious pre-med ambitions . . . scientiiicdlly minded . . . l-loly cow! . . . yelps . . . lonesy I n' fl i 4 i 64 x 3 ix i 5. l NANCY KANE VERA KELLER CHESTERTOWN MARYLAND IEFPERSQNI MARYLAND AB Chemistry I-LB. History O Sparkling blue eyes . . . popping Wide open . . . crisp black hair . . . unpredict- ably coitted . . . born organizer . . . with ideas of her own . . . vivacious . . . talk- ative . . . interested in people . . . a de- finite Way with children . . . soft-ball and soccer at four o'clock . . . and those long telephone conversations at noon . . . absolutely . . . Vera -1943 l Q .5 R I 5 N: A . ,Nt Q .NYE it R N RL Q Nil W it .4 glkgxf .fwxg SRT? o Q3 ici .Qggvf rl 5 fs? V' 3-Q 8 5 Q is E IUHS DOROTHY LAMBERT DOROTHY LARI NEW WINDSOR, MARYLAND BALTIMORE MARYLAND I-LB. English Friendliness plus . . . evidenced by d quick smile . . . ond greetings of Htl to everyone . . . on the job for Blue and Grey . . . Town l-lgll . . . curly blond heotd frequently behind or novel . . . writing terrific letters . . . only omtter much prod- ding . . . singing under her breath . . . never with the right Words . . . Dottie 9 :Lg R ,ll , N9 'fy QV A ' N r Atl li! si YS li 66 j N...- Z- l a IEAN LEADER BARBARA LESTER Yomc, PENNSYLVANIA LONDON PNGLAND 1 -1 B.S. Home Economics A'B. Enqhsh r . . Versatile . . . talented . . . Marionette's Sophisticated blond . . . chic dresser . . . mainstay . . n athletic Whiz . . . never Home EC. through Clrld. through . . . Ideal' 'Worrying QbOut quizzes I . . istic . . . easy to get along with . . . con- as they come . . . but often forgetting stantly worrying . . . and iidgeting . . . when They' T9 COITHIQQY - - - lOViflfEI 596111-S eating peanut butter sandwiches . . . in ' ' ' bsnsnss ' ' ' Lie ' ' ' and puns ' ' ' , HON to gain Wei ht forever and hatlng hats . . . always on the go Q Venn 9 I q ' ' ' . . . needing a thirty-six hour day- . . talking about belng a teacher . . . but HCthd Cheese! . . I exclaims English- GHCJGQGCI1 to FOITY - - - lean accented . . . Balos 1943 67 SE HIHS' -I? l l s l MARY MCCLAIN I IOAN H. LOWRY l PELHAM, NEW YORK ' ' CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND B.S. Home Economics l l B.S. Home Economics 0 0 Loveable and likeable . . . flashing a Knitting incessantly ' D U cmd expertly, captivating smile . . . capably heading for Marvin . one-t k , d h all-college commission . . . neatness and JE 'd' ' ri? mm W GH ll thoroughness. . . . characterizing her Comes O re ' ' ' ma mglmcmy of her 5 every activity . . . fashion expert . . . de- Own Clothes ' Vlfllh the flqufe to WGCU' Voted to Vogue . ' u and the ads in the them . . . radio fiend . . . wild about ' Times , , , mgmgrjes of mgny gay Week- children . . . always hunting for those I ends . . . and Texas . . . diminutive and lOSl DCIiamas . . . takinq Pains to sign 'l delightful . . . Mary loan . . . loany R t i t 1 I I - 68 1i J X VIVIAN MCNIEL WASHINGTON, DISTRICT or COLUMBIA AB. English Peppy . . . with lots to offer . . . always on the job for Blue and Grey or Herald . . . devoted to Shriner . . . Where her piano solos are an institution . . . bubble gum fan . . . threatening on the soccer field . . . efficient . . . all 'round . . . you'll laugh hysterically with . . . Viv KATHERINE MAGUIRE WYNNEWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Spanish Tall'n slim . . . always in jeans . . . ab- sorbed by A.A .... pet peeve: people who don't go out for four o'clocks . . . going miles out of her Way to pet a dog . . . possessing a bombastic wit . . . and a White blazer . . . a ready smile . . . a friendly hi from . . . Katsy 0919118 VIRGINIA MANSFIELD MARTI- YN MERCNER BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA AB. French Slim attractiveness . . . those ionq lashes . . . framing expressive brown eyes . . . taikinq a blue streak . . . when she has sornethinq to say . . . that soft quiet voice . . . cooking . . . drinking Iernonade or coffee . . . knittinq and studying . . . all the time . . . at the same time . . . honest to pete . . . it's Maryi MARY E. MEYER CHARLOTTE MONTRASTELL wYoM1ss1Nc,, PENNSYLVANIA RIVERDALE, NEW JERSEY . B.S. Home Economics B.S. Home Economics C I Enthusiastic . . . boundless energy . . . Up to the minute in fashion . . . striking exhibited in all she does . . . bubbling . . . in those terrific clothes . . . serene . . . over with talk . . . seeing that things get yet unpredictable . . . interestingly aloof done . . . cleaning up the smoker a chief . . . but becoming so excited . . . when concern . . . singing . . . and golf . . . her an interest strikes her . . . eyes flashing pleasures . . . showing Warmth toward . . . With enjoyment . . . an archery ,everyone . . . easy to talk to . . . you're champion . . . loving college life . . . and bound to get along . . . with . . . Curley George . . . never in a hurry . . . Terry 1948 71 Il IUHS ELOISE MORGAN QUEEN ANNE, MARYLAND AB. Religion Tall . . . redhaired . . . possessor ot a smooth wardrobe . . . noted for never throwing away perfume bottles . . . sleep- ing with the radio going all night . . . loving to parody the serious . . . doing everything on the spur of the moment . . . adoring the new and unusual . . . only native ot the Eastern Shore who hates sea food . . . Sis 1 MARYANNE MUEHLHOF POTTSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA AB. History Dashing oft to practice teach . . . but with definite housewiiely inclinations . . . petal-smooth complexion . . . combined with enviable auburn locks . . . scads of good looking clothes . . . conscientious . . . but easily persuaded . . . for just one more round ot bridge . . . willing to lend a helping hand . . . always . . . Ander 72 l l 4 , l .s, f l l 12: 5. L. l .lx XX I PHYLLIS MUIR LORENE MYERS TEANECK, NEW IEESEY SPRINGFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA -A--B SDOlHiSh AB. Psychology Always on the go . . . as president of CGA .... with efficiency and Warm understanding . . . talented . . . versatile l . . . genius for sparkling imitations . . . Danny Kaye renditions . . . and boogie- Woogie . . . loving records and bands . . . with a flair for Spanish '. . . and radio an- nouncing . . . coming through in any A , Small size no indication of what she can do . . . a finger in every pie . . . loving singing . . . toting Blue and Grey's flash camera . . . being Marionette's president . . . Well read . . . priding herself on her hat collection . . . impetuous . . . unique expressions . . . a new one every month , N, II: I-9 . Sltuqtlqm , , , Phyl I xg . . . from . . . Henle 0 , KI o O N 'D f ,C I fy f ' A ' 5 omg? ppp i TESXX fx 1 CL ' X X59 f- I xl mary , x4 'Ni X.. 9 ,fu I ,517 ' ' , LF, we-fxoe -,, IJ ,Y I gf 4 A V I, N S In ,E I N ggi' ,Gift Q f- A ,V 'S N30 P Q - ,-fm -E , I A - , . rd ,, ,av qi 'xo TYR? H I is I I S' 5 'I 9 f. I cmd ' ,.- ,Ij f V' LX 7 ,X WN .. ,I , , X , y , SI. , Ss' N2 1 , ' GN A 5 I ,J 5 o I TU f , I J' 1 S- I9 I egg' lx A mg o ,So 1. ' 4 l V I SEX wi' E ,X fm, X - ,W A uf, Q 0 ,z,' N xxx' 130 I sv 'I rv, ' ttf I 0 I X ,I rw Li W mmf a -7:-V 2: .0 0 fl W nz-3,210 R f, 1 , 73 , ' , Sm V' , na-fx fkglm-'J 1 X I ,Y , , ,V , my RJ.. Q, -I N I : css, X , X Mx. N, ri I.,i,' A S 'NJ -.f I , o f I' ,fn ff -f - 0 ng' Q I , 3 -ntl ,jg R. ix- -23 gif QI, 0 F or Y t Cntr, N RFE, 0 wx t I A as . 7 . 1-10 7 'ls ,isa I, Q 4:7 a f N1 9 MIM: ' N QS 'W 'mx It 1, fA , 9 xc I 0:57139 .NB s ix :Liv In . fwwrh' fi 13 5510 an I 0 , I W -- AI IH' mf 'p N ' T' l firfxj .- S' xg, .I ,:' ,Q my Q E4 KX - ,HV T ' I so ,, ' Tig'-I' 'J .I 51 X' -z Sli HIHS NANCY O'NEILL , HANOVER, PENNSYLVANIA AB. History Diminutive sweetness . . . plus a lovely complexion . . . honor student from Way loack . . . constantly reading . . . or bal- ancing books for the French House . . . a consuming interest in History . . . catch- inq the eye with a sudden smile . . . oc- casionally a qiqqle . . . escapinq . . . from . . . Mouse IEAN OLIVER GREBNCASTLE, PENNSYLVANIA A B.S. Home Economics I Petite and appealing . . . with a beaminq smile . . . and Vivacious qiqqle . . . be- traying a quick sense of humor . . . friendliness galore . . . with time for eVeryone's troubles . . . dark curly feather cut . . . and daintiness plus . . . one of the Shriner faithful . . . an apple a day . . . advocates . . . Ieanie 74 x IEAN PARTA DETROIT, MICHIGAN AB. Sociology Detroit devotee . . . who would be hap- pier if it Weren't so far . . . loyal to her friends . . . and very thoughtful . . . ex- cept before her morning cup of coffee . . . magazine fan . . . with a passion for pasti . . . unpredictable . . . connoisseur of colleges . . . with Hood her first choice . . . just so . . . lean s E ELIZABETH PATERSON FREEPoRT, NEW Yomc AB. Nursery School Education Blond attractiveness . . . a quiet beauty . . .highlighted by an enviable complex- ion . . . immaculate and trim looking . . . never talking profusely . . . but what she says counts . . . even tempered . . . and calm in any situation . . . a smoker inhabitant from Way back . . . lover of fun and good times . . . knitting constantly . . . Betty 19113 75 Sl IDRS DOROTHY PEEL MARIORIE REINHARD CARNEGIE, PENNSYLVANIA CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND 'X J-LB. Biology AB. Chemistry 0 I Golden glamour . . . enhanced by that - Petite . . . poised . . . purposeful . . . big black hat . . . peaches 'n cream com- basketball whiz . . . enviable nut brown plexion . . . adding verve to dance reci- curls . . . talent for water fights at mid- tals . . . and Riding Club skits . . . night. . . and falling down stairs during memories ot frogs in the shower . . . and tire drills . . . Don't we have time for a Annapolis week-ends . . . fire marshal- cigarette? . . . passion for spaghetti 'n ling at unearthly hours . . . future with meatballs . .. . the soul ot sincerity . . . Scottie . . . a surprised oh golly! . . . Notre Dame's always first . . . with . . . introduces . . . Dottie Mm-gig . l 76 . 4 t l 1 DORIS REININGER CHARLESTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA AB. Economics 0 Quiet . . . considerate . . . talking in a slow deep voice . . . with an unusual accent . . . yen for horses . . . riding constantly . . .lpossessor of an end- less supply of Hershey bars . . . which she bestows on her friends . . . subtle sense of humor . . . warm smile . . . will- inq to help . . . You know what I mean? LOUISE RENNINGER SCHWENKSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Chemistry Sincere ' ' ' Glossy brown flying curls . . . seen above a blue gym suit . . . on any field of sport . . . can be heard using that lovely voice . . . practicing scales . . . unassuming . . . but with a genius for managing . . . keeping her crowd in food. . . partial to- ward a certain medical school . . . and 4 . . . asks . .I . Doris teaching phys ed .... energetic . . . T Xp iff B M J My fMW W'f-074.4-M-1 my N 95 W My AQ . aww ,M-ff N if New Jai' tilt k l Sl IUHS GILDA RODRIGUEZ SAN JUAN, Porzro Rico B.S. Home Economics Engaging . . . with her Latin looks . . . and tales of Puerto Rico . . . fond of her native music . . . and dancing the bolero . . . forever helping out with Spanish homework . . . having coffee at Mack's . . . summer clothes and spring . . . her first loves . . . quiet friendliness . . . Gilda GLADYS RUBY FLORAL PARK, NEW Yom: A.B. French C Winning smile . . . that sparkles all over . . . and matches her blue eyes . . . friend- ly . . . Warm . . . a dreamer . . . yet active on the tennis courts . . . Wrinkling up her nose at something she likes . . . adding up to a disposition . . . like her name . . . Oh my! it's . . . Sunny i 78 1 ISABEL SADLER SARAH SAFRIT ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA FREDERICK MARYLAND B.S. Home Economics Q Sunlight . . . shining blond hair . . . and a beautiful srnile . . . little girl look . . . with an inimitable giggle . . . tiny . . . but With an amazing capacity tor Vanilla ice cream . . . playing crack tennis . . . dating every Week-end . . . fastidious . . . sew- inq exquisitly . . . for an appreciative audience tor any joke . . . look up . . . if B91 Pappy Sarah J J Ijivjjjf ' I ,121 , If In X 1 f f, A SE IIIIIS I ANN SANFORD ROCHESTER, NEW YORK AB. Sociology Sporting gay tommy coats . . . and a Rochester accent . . . blond loveliness . . . accentuated by that clean scrubbed look . . . deftly handling a wicked tennis racket . . . at the same time displaying Grable legs . . . soft spot in her heart for Sanfi . . . Sweetheart of Sigma Chi . . . for it's always Bill . . . with . . . Sandy Z tx , . I IEAN SCHAEFER BINGHAMTON, NEW YoRK AB. Mathematics C Serene . . . slim and trim . . . often ap- pearing in jodphurs . . . 'cause she's crazy about riding . . . never minus her identification bracelet . . . perennially struggling with theorems . . . and knit- ting . . . making that sweater . . . for whomever happens to be the one when it's finished . . . pronouncing l's . . . upper New York style . . . Schaef If I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 80 I r MARY LOY SCHOENHUT MERION, PENNSYLVANIA B.S. Home Economics 0 Constantly on the go . . . with a talent for talking . . . arresting warm brown eyes . . . indispensable to many clubs . . . skilled With. a needle . . . soft spot in her heart for Philadelphia . . . cheering for Penn .... sympathetic and Willing . . . positive . . . capable along many lines . . . easy going . . . Mary Loy MARY FRANCES SIX TANEYTowN, MARYLAND BS. Home Economics Small . . . curly haired . . . capability and efficiency plus . . . expressive face . . . sprinkled with freckles . . . enthusiastic about food . . . and teaching Home Ec. . . . will power for keeping regular hours . . . never ignoring a plea for help . . . talk- ing with her eyes . . . That'll hold you 'till you get a rope . . . laughs . . . M.F. 1948 if l - i '- ANNE SMITH NANCY SMITH BROOKLYN' NEW YORK ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA A.B. Mathematics A.B. Economics C I Honey colored hair . . . worn page-boy Lending C.G.A. a guiding hand . . . style . . . soft brown eyes . . . that speak Weakness for coffee . . . liver 'n onions volumes . . . scintillating soprano . . . . . . and cross Word puzzles . . . memories with a Walk of her own . . . and talent for of table lists . . . and more table lists . . . 3 talking . . . especially about Ski . . . versatile . . . strictly independent . . . mad about red velvet . . . and lobster But it's in the l-land Book . . . an en- . . . With accent on math . . . it's early gaging smile. . . and a deep chuckle . . . I to bed . . . for . . . Anne characterize . . . Nan I Li .f, , , . 5 I Y 5 l l l ll ls ll It ji ll 82 K I I 53 , A . . ,, Wg, , . M. , A J ? J, J tv f if l Aff! eff ft if Wil f it J I ff! V5 MN by g, A LJ K, I X f X, ff yn,7r'flLQLUM JJ! XQXJJ lf! ln fig! wif KJ!! 1 y JJ f f fgorrxjs THJV 5' SARA SPICER so J' .jjj ,tifrhhgagwo ,JN 1vi1ff11'h.A off! GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA W , A, fjf ju A h W 1 bl N11 ,fluffy Eopndifly ffl? M B.S. Home Economics MAE' fi W, D, fy! . lj f H A F 4 Aj! Q 0-ffl? i7 !J jg-XJ! '5J'-J 1 ,lil 9 VV' ,J , A Q! f Ya' y fl ljteolmhairfwffibluepeyes . . . and a twink- Golden haired . . . with a winning smile t if P-fa ' Ei la' 3w,f'V . . . . 5 U tling S- ile . horn politician . . . three . . . and a friendly word for everyone . . . ff rg Qyears president of '48 . . . poised . . .y in a Kentucky drawl . . . happy when MQMIV yjseqrsdtile . loving cold weather . . . playing the piano . . . running around fand a forty mile gale blowing through with Shirley lean . . . planning for a l her room . . . doesn't own a pair of socks dietician's future . . . strictly easy going . . . always rushing to a meeting . . . look- . . . only girl in a family of eight boys . . . ing like a Cherub . . . Polly is. . . Hedy 1 83 f l mls IEAN 5121110 JEAN STOVER , COATESVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA AKRON, OHIO AB. Spanish AB. Chemistry C Q Expressive . . . wistful . . . dark eyes . . . distinctive voice . . . always coy . . . rings on her fingers . . . fondness for dogs . . . all brands . . . Tell me why you keep foolin' little cOquette . . . eloquently loquacious . . . partial toward Close cropped black curls . . . neat 'n nice . . . seen toting a Spanish book under one arm . . . and argyles in the making under the other . . . easy going . . . always willing for anything . . . recipient of welcomed boxes from Uncle Ed . . . frequent fourth for bridge . . . I Bucknell . . . eating Oh so slowly . . . mean it nOw . . . anything goes . . . with slender sylph-like . . . everything's pre- . . . Spare-Ribs cious . . . to . . . Stover li 84 f SUSAN SUTPHIN MATAWAN, NEW JERSEY A.B. History DIANA TAYLOR RocHEsTER, NEW YORK AB. English Forever leaving for Washington week- ends . . . constant line of chatter . . . about Camp Nomoco . . . deeply inter- ested in Girl 'Scouting . . . with emphasis on her Frederick troop . . . possessing at least one pair of unique shoes . . . and the ability to take quizzes Without study- ing . . . passion for politics . . . and oysters . . . Sue A flowing mass of blond hair . . . talking with a Rochester a . . . a dry sense of humor . . . throwing Shriner smoker into gales of laughter . . . perpetually Wear- ing jeans . . . an English major with an eye on the advertising field . g . an oti- hand greeting for everyone . . . smiling saucily . . . Di , ,-H1943 ' 85 K. ls Inns L MARGARET TI-IACHER ROSA1-IE THORNE MOORESTOWN, NEW JERSEY TUCKAHOE, NEW YORK A.B. Chemistry B.S. Home Economics l o 0 Qlfizzical ffQWn - - -I foncecdlllrfg Gb Huis' Arresting good looks . . . owning skirts chlevous spirit . . . l1k1ng not ing et er and Sweaters by the dozen ' ' u Working than sleeping . . . unless its eating . . . . , hard . . . with time out for afternoons on sportswoman par excellence . . . charac- th H bl I h terized by cool precision . knitting . . . G go Course ' ' ' pro Qms WH CPT' Sporting CL Yellow Shirt and purple pedal- respondence . . . but not math academics pushers . . . noted for keeping diaries . . . - - - DlCI11TllP-QI Cf CCIIGGI 111 dGDOlIim911i and not saying a Word before breakfast STOIS Work - - - S1O9CIliiTlQI Softly . . . With . . . PGQQIY a Mona Lisa smile . . . Roz l X 'f' I 86 MARY TICE QUAKERTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Chemistry Deep blue eyes . . . sparkling with laugh- ter . . . countless number ot sweaters . . . dry Wit . . . perennially reading . . . sup- porting the Tivoli . . . clowning with Thelma . . . strictly for lack and Princeton . . . gal with a scientific bent . . . tall 'n terrific . . . flowers every Week . . . for . . . Tice NANCY VICKROY IOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA B.S. Home Economics Bustling Home Ec. major . . . with more than an occasional fox paw . . . easily upset . . . But l paid my tuition . . . genuinely friendly . . . eager charm . . . can't resist talking with those eyes . . . Voquish clothes . . . with accent on the brilliant . . . and those rare comebaclcs . . . ten minutes later . . . from . . . Nan W ltlfll Sl IUHS EUGENIA VOYIATZIS FREDERICK, MARYLAND AB. History Charming individualist from Athens . . . fluently spouting French . . . Greek . . . and English . . . with a fascinating accent . . . frank intellectual . . . reading vora- ciously . . . falling into traps in the Eng- lish language . . . and prefacing every- thing With Really? . . . memories of huge Sunday morning breakfasts in the san-sol . . . With Fleet . . . lenny ' 2 , MARGARET WAGG 1 SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND AB. Psychology C Short shining brown ringlets . . . spark- ling eyes . . . Warm smile . . . nursery- school enthusiast . . . loving children . . . engrossed in psych honors paper . . with .time out for Herald and Trident . . . never in a last minute rush . . . early to bed . . . early to rise . . . even at Rl-XUdy! . . .that's . . .Peg , 'fi - . , Y , , , A ,,, , A t f 3 o49.4,.,,,CM.N-.I Sriq-fK0,., B-QQN. , 3, - X K .T-LQ. iam MARIORIE WALKER tv PAYE WALLACE AKRoN, onto LEx1NcToN, KENTUCKY AB. History AB. Religion Q C Frank independent . . . with a rare sense Dark curls . . . contrasting unusual grey ot humor . . . Bonjour . . . with an Ohio eyes . . . sweet vivacity . . . daughter of accent . . . dashing through novels . . . the South . . . with more than a touch ot singing with the oft-key trio . . . condemn- a drawl . . . religion major . . . Working ing everything with You're a bad . . . sedulously for Y . . . sending . . . and . . . happy with a steak . . . or a hand of receiving . . . those daily letters . . . cribbage . . . one letter a year . . . from subtle Wit . . . slipping out spontaneously . . . Mari . . . impulsive . . . fun loving . . . Faye . of ff t , f?' t I ff -Cf K, A 19113 89 EIIIHS MARY WEISSBACH MEECHANTVILLE, NEW JERSEY B.S. Home Economics Personality plus . . . in perpetual motion . . . bundle of energy . . . run-don't Wall: . . . possessing a big heart . . . and be- lieving anything . . . with wide-eyed in- nocence . . . eternally knitting . . . singing . . . or eating . . . the page turner at Brad- dock Picnic . . . titty P.S.'s on every letter . . . Darn right Well! . . ..it's . . . M.'l'. MURIEL WOODS LYNBROOK, NEW Yomc B.S. Home Economics C Buried in the latest fashion magazine . . . or dashing around the tennis court . . . petite brunette . . . With a sly dry sense oi humor . . . a Wardrobe brimming with unusual blouses and scarves . . . avid correspondent . . . With interests center- ing around Home Ec. and merchandis- ing . . . career girl . . . Iackie 90 K 2 1 l t 0 BETTY IO WYMAN PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA B.S. Home Economics Loving the little things in life . . . with 'nursery school her favorite spot on campus . . . interest in music . . . evi- olenced by enthusiasm for Choir . . . Weakness for bright colors . . . which become her blue eyes . . . ancl temper- VIRGINIA YECKLEY CRESSON, PENNSYLVANIA BS. Home Economics Softly-curling locks . . . matching those velvet brown eyes . . . plays a mean game ot tennis . . . bubbling over . . . with contagious enthusiasm . . . loves to talk . . . ambition galore . . . ionclot ice cream . . . and Tom . . . forever trying to diet . . . with an ever-ready Smile . . . mental bangs . . .Yeah Navy! . . . lite's Oh, my heavens! . . . exclaims . . too short . . . for . .I . BJ. Ginn-Y '73 7qfVK!Y3-.. ' -19'-'0 6?-vb M ' ff-5 bsiafof ' H. fgs-eva' oSS.gQ,4,fvUf,7C l67'9 i P- S . 91 SE IUHS THELMA ZEHNBAUER UNION, NEW JERSEY B.S. Home Economics Humor popping out . . . gt unexpected moments . . E. quick to lotugh . . . or to crdd rorre comments . . . loving good music . . . Who-dunnits . . ., and those red shoes . doing things impetuously WW ' 'LA ' J qfji' . . . going out oi her Woy to help J - if diamond on her finger . . . gnd ct glow C3 p,07 V9 f ' Q in her eyes . . . when you mention Gordon jgejfp-J7' ' A h . . . . or Texors . . . Thel gf! , E I TXJ, f ,f . ' 1' f , ,fx ,' N 04 v ffbnw .ryai 4 1 my fl fyd!a,Q4.,-E V 1 if If A1 fi , f Q f't,f'1C12 a'E,,gC1jrv'ff 9---f ! 5 CL, W, CA E fnfwfxii' W. f ,fy af' x Paw- LJ. 5, LQEJ Gy?-1. ,Z E .5 ,X ' f E 92 fl, '48 ame to ood '48 came to Hood . . . wide-eyed and bewildered . . . clambering out of suitcase- laden cars, gazing at the gleaming white pillars and sweeping lawns, and wondering shakily if they would ever really become part of it all , , , That first mad week . . . crammed with innumerable meetings, appointments . . . psych exams Cwhere is Room 67?D . . . and first expeditions to Mack's and the Tivoli . . . Orientation they called it . . . Then classes began . . . the battle was on . . . Life is a trap! muttered '48 . . . But Campus Day was on its way . . . the first test . . . almost miraclously sparkling original songs appeared . . . Coblentz basement rang tothe rafters . . . Vitamin H was discovered . . . and with it a terrific class spirit was born . . . agonized waiting on Hodson's stage-and sud- denly they had won!-'48 had come into its own . . . Since then inimitable vitality and originality have characterized an impressive stream of successes . . . swish Varga calendar girls gracing Brodbeck's stage in the Frosh Review -command repeat performance . . . bespectacled bookworms inching off with a second Campus Day Cup . . . another review- I Said Yes Cto magazines, that isl-an hilarious sell-out . . . senior year-a leggy preview of the Last Round-up -and they trotted off with a record-making third silver cup . . . Never-to-be-forgotten moments . . . plus warm and pleasant memories . . . Sophomore year-Braddock Picnic in the rain, brightened by faculty skits and melodic renditions by the one and only quartet . . .. furtive practices for May Day CHarry Truman, we crown thee queen of Mayip the cold grey dawn warmed by first-hand knowledge of the chosen queen . . . Iunior year . . . upperclassmen at last CHold that doorll . . . racing up to fourth floors again-this time to wel- come little sisters . . . trying hardto look as if those blazers had been hanging around for years . . . Senior year . . . all too soon . . r. blue and gold rings flash- ing from pinkies . . . seniors swing out-new dignity and a touch of sadness . . . it was cold that week, but they wore those Caps and Gowns! . . . energy and capability shown in holding down the major offices on campus . . . and sud- denly commencement was here . . . the customary speeches and songs sound- ing somehow different because-they were for '48 . . . that last look at the white pillars and sweeping lawns and the sudden realization of how much they had become a part of it all . . . and that they, and Hood, would never again be quite the same as during those four years. V L i' Yi ' First Row CATHRYN BASTIAN ............ .... W ellsboro, PQ. T rv? IACQUELINE BECKH .... .... R ichmond, vu. L- HARRIET BIDDLE ...... ..... C heverly, Md, A NANCY BOMBERGER .... .................. L imz, PQ. IANE BRENNEN ............ Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. f, E' MARSI-IA BROCKMAN .................. Hurtsville, PCI. I I N t Q 1 , QGLORIA BROTHERS ..... f RUTH BRYANT ..... IANE BUNN ............ GLADYSMARY CAHILL. . AUDREY CLARKE ....... SARA LEE CLARKSON.. 5 J Second Row Third ROW Great Barrington, Mczss. KATHRYN CONLEY ........, ......,. C TYSTGI City' MO' . . . . . . . . . . . . .ECIStOI'1, PCI. ROSE MARIE COUROGEN. . . , . . . , Dcmville, PCI. . . . . . . . . .Ncrzc1reth, PG. THAYA CRONK. . . . . . . . . . , , . .Grc1r1bY, M555- . . . . .Staten Islcmd, N. Y. IAYNE CULVER. . . . . . . . . . . .Towcmdf1, PU- .......ROChe-Sier, N. Y. MARIAN DAVIDSON. . .. ....Bro0k1yn, N- Y- . . . .BcxbY1or1, N. Y. , BARBARA DAVIES, . . . . . . . . Ecxston, PG. 96 ELIZABETH BERR ..... NANCY DICK ........ First Row sec GEORGIA EARMAN .... ANN EBERHART ..... ANN ENGLEHART .... ELIZABETH ENTERLINE ..... . Frederick, Md. . . .Lorc1in, Ohio Vero Beach, Fld. .Yonkers, N. Y. .Hdr:isburq, PQ, . . .Ashlc1nd, PCI. ond Row SHIRLEY FORTUIN ............... 'LUCILLE FREY ....... DORIS GAINES .......... WINIFRED GATCHELL ..... SALLY GLEDHILL ...... FRANCES GRAHAM ..... ..... . Mdmdroneck, N. Y . . . .AHentoWn, PQ . . . .Gettysburg Pd . . .Scarsda1e, N. Y . . . .Brook1yn, N. Y. Garden City, N. Y. CHARLOTTE HAYNIE. IOAN HAYS .... IEAN HEER ........ Third Row ELIZABETH HEIDER ...... LOUISE HENDRICKSON .... CATHERINE HENDRIX ..... .Wyoming, Ohio . . . Rochester, N. Y. ..Pasadena, Md. .HyoIttsvi11e, Md. ..FrederiCk, Md. . . . . .Glen Rock, PG. 97 JU lllll First Row HARRIET HIGHSTEIN ........... ..... B oltimore, Md MILDRED HITTINGER .........,. ..... B emehem, PQ ALBERTINE HoDGsoN BAKER ..... .... E rederick, Md A 'IEROSEL HOFEBERGER .,........ .,.... E Q1f1mOre-,Md 1, TMARY HoLTzWoETH .... .,.. E ummm, W. ve ANNE HOWELL ...... . . . . Richmond, Vo. , l Second Row Third Row MARGARET HUKILL .. BARBARA HUNTLEY. . ANNE HUTTON ..... lANE IACKSON ....... DOROTHEA IASPER. . . ROSE MARY IOHNSON .... . Middletown, Del. West Pittston, Pct .......Cosper, Wy . . , .Scrc1nton, Pc: . . Frederick, Md . . . . Jenkins, Ky MARGARET JONES ............ HELEN KAMP ...... SYLVIA KAPLAN .... . AMELIE KAUFMAN ...... LOIS KELLER ............. MARTHA KIRKPATRICK ..... ...New York, N. Y . . . .Westwood, N. l Chestnut Hill, M655 . . . . .Bcxltimore, Md ...Middle-town, Md- .Severno Pork, Md- 9 rf - 3 I First Row Second Row ELEANOR KNAPP .......... . . ...... Ardmore, Pa. DORIS KOHR ..... ..... W ilmington, Del. J IANE KULLA ....... .... G reat Neck, N. Y. BETTY LANAHAN .... .......... L aurel, Md. MARCIE LEISTER ..... .... N ew Britain, Conn. ANN LEWIS .,...... ..... B Ioomsburg, Pa. ELIZABETH LOWER MARILYN LOZIER. . . . . . . .HummeIstoWr1, Pa. Hasbrouck Heights, N. I NANCY MCDONALD .... ............. M arion, Va DORIS MAGEE ..... MARIE MELARO ..... MARY LEE MILLER . .. .Bogota, N. I . . , . .Oakrnor1t, Pa . . . . Laurel, Md Third Row MARY MINERVINI ..................... Yonkers, N. Y. MARY SUSAN NEAL. . , ..... Braddock Heights, Md. E IJ VIOLA PAPE ....... ........ B rooklyn, N. Y. NAOMI PARKER .,....... ...... B erwick, Pa. BARBARA PATTERSON .... .... R ochester, N. Y. IOAN PAYNE .......... ..... B rooklyn, N. Y. 99 'TB H First Row BARBARA PENNEBACKER. . .E ....,....... Emmqus, PQ. BERYL PFIZER ...........,...... Mountain Lakes, N, I, ELIZABETH RADEY ........ ..,. C mlinqswood, N. J. RUTH ANNIE RITTERHOFF .... ..... B crltimore, Md. ELIZABETH ROSS ....T.... ...... B eaver Runs, PQ, KATHARINE ROSS .... .... W ebster Groves, Mo, Second Row Third Row LOUELLA SAUBLE ................... IOAN SCHMITT ......... BERNICE SHAYSISSON ..... A EVA SHIPMAN .......... DONA SILVIS .......... ,,,, NANCY SLINGLAND. . . , , , .Tc1neytoWn, Md . .Tc1rentum, Pa . Newton, Mass .Elkins Park, Pu Greensburg, Pct. ' .Glen Rock, N. I. MARGARET SMITH ............. SUSAN SPRAGUE ........ PI-IYLLIS STEINHARTER .... CAROLYN STEVENS .... E. IANE STREVIG ..... CLARE SUMMERS .... . . Frederick, Md- . . . . .Annvi11e, PU- . . . . .Sc11em, MGSS- Collinqswood, N- I- . .HGQGISTOWUI Md .......Norfo1k, VG J 4, A A f 5 I V S 2 S A S Q s E E K 4 I I 5 x x First Row PATRICIA SWEARINGEN ....... .... T hurmont, Md. MARGERY THOMPSON .... .... v inemd, N. 1. PAULINE TOMS ......,.. .... M iddmown, Md. MARIE VAN HISE ,.... .... M iddletown, N. Y. JEAN WAPLES ........ ..., B Qmmore, Md. DIANE WASSERMAN .... ..... B ryn Mawr, PCI. I Second Row SHIRLEY WATERS ............... .... I efferson, Ohio IEAN WILLIAMS ..................... Stamford, Conn. BARBARA WOODALL ...... Grosse Pointe Shores, Mich. MARY WRIGHT ....... ......... M erchcmtville, N. I. EVELYN YEIDE ....... .... W czshington, D. C. LAILA ZWILGMEYEB .... .... W ilrninqton, Del. S i 1 A 1 'Q f SUPHUMUHE PAY ALDRIN Upper Montclair, N. I. BARBARA BAGLEY Haddonfield, N. I. MARIELLA BARRON Haddonfield, N. I. EDNA MAY BELL MARILYN BEST Nemacolin, Pa. if New Kensington. Pa. I IEANNE BLUM Bethesda, Md. ENID BRIMFIELD I. A Hammonton, N. I. MARGARET BROSS ANN BROWN Lewisburg, P Red Bank, N. I. f a. DOROTHY BURKE Westminster, Md. ' ' i I ELIZABETH BUTLER Scarsdale, N. Y. LUCILLE BUTLER New York, N. Y. K I T i tnttt . , S X I f ' W Q . . 4. . spas m-'-1 'fi or.: .' 1-x-f wi. - . 2 its. Q: - ,. -1- X 4 gi, -'ff I I t ' ll 'tfa 1 gif ' ,,..,.,. . .. XE X' x ,X ANNA MARIE BYHAM Meadville. Pa. NANCY CALDWELLf3e.C A . A Pittsburgh, Pa. milk? ISABEL CARPENTER III a'u D Mechanicsburg, Pa. FREDA CHAIN Leesburg, Fla. , , ELIZABETH CROSBY l Milton, Mass. ANN CROWHURST Nutley, N. I. LAUREL CURREY New Rochelle, N. Y. f Q BARBARA S. DAVIS ' ' Havertown, Pa. 1 MARGARET DAVIS Woodbridge, Va. SARAH DAWES Tunkhannock, Pa, CAROL Port DEAN Washington, N, PHYLLIS DEERING It DIANE DEMMY Colonial Park, ANNE DeVAN Waban, Mass. Pa. Bronxville, N. Y, If LUCILLE DiLEO Allentown, Pa, RUBY DILWORTH Reading, Pa, N I ff, MJ' Qgtfwlrsfii L'9fE?f5W APN' WW 'J YWWWM . W r A s.,y' Mfwwqf I ,HQ if ,, Ax TM ll ,AMC ,fr , .. yd, MN Q QQ by M 2 ra ff' I A C .Z S x 'Q I. t Q. 4? 3 gs wc RN 4 - if 3539 R I CJ Q' IOYQEDELBLUTE 1 ff 1: 'C , -. 0 . Old GreenW1ch, XConn?B Q Q ,T X' ANN EDELSON H . U Landaster, PB, IOAN FARRAND , CampUH1ll, Pa., B T x - - X, ,X NMAREQARETB EENTON R mQNevv:, York, N, Y: S DOROTHY PISCHER I' Baltimore, Md. N JANET? EORSE T, Montclair, N1 I, 0 P. X7 JOAN FRANCO ' Q ,R Yonkers, MN. Y. 1 NANCY GAMON Merchantyille, N. I. KATHERINE GILL Forest Hills, N. Y. I SHIRLEY HAROLD ' Philadelphia, Pa. MARY HARVEY Garden City, N. Y. ,, SALLY HARWOOD Falls Church, Va. , MARGARET HEAD L Pittsfield, Mass. I ff' IOYCE HEFFNER ' . Hanover, Pa. MARY HENDERSHOT Northumberland, Pa. NANCY HIGBEE Margate City, N. I. BARBARA HOLSBERG Harrisburg, Pa. Rl if . D DIANNE HUBBARD ' Philadelphia, Pa. Q lt U , I I Q 1 .0 PHYLLIS HUDSON ' I' 'l -X Montclair, N. I. .. A S- PAY HUGGENS ,i '.' ,fy ' gt Hanover, Pa. tt D Q A DORIS IRELAND 'F 9' it ' P Lambertville, N. I. B ' BARBARA IACOBS A f N Q Ioanna, Pa. ml? QQ 5, A 1-'REDERIOA JACOBS it fi , , 'll Norristown, Pa. if - I 'I' IOANNEJARRETT A-1 , tx A Kew Gardens, N. Y. 3 'B 'T 6 , BETTY IEWETT ,J N N X' Westwood, N. I. ff XLOIS IOHNSON .X 3 0 A fs J- If Plainfield, N. I. ft- , .. R. 0 2 R ' ull , 3 B5 I X' I W rx A I QQ-. 1' Q x fo Xl 'A X Q wt? T , 0 O 0 G tra 1 0 WA. -X: .5-Y X, AA 'T 1 1 A X N I7 SUHUMUHE Cumberland, Md. ,,f'pfll PA'lfRlClA KARL b A ,qlUM6ntclair, N. I. V xg I ' ,,,,!fRf'l IANE KELLBERG Q L' V , RI.dfnfIeId, N, I. . I ,gf I' , ff SHIRLEY KL,OfFZBAUGH' Q 4 , 9' ,Q Baltimore, flVId. 9 fy - I I, H' . , IYIILRWIJ 6 1 1, 2 , ,, 9 In IOANN KNEPPER , My 1 , U Los Angeles, Calif. I I I LOIS LEADER 5 3 ' jg V 'A York, Pd. . .I I I ANNE LEARY -If ij! Emmitsburq, Md. Q fi Vg fl I BARBARA ANNE LEONE! , Cranford, N, I. K , I izllfj I -nj! lf'-fl A ELIZABETH LePATOUREL V, West Grove, Pa. 0 A ,WJ J EL 57' DOROTHY LEVINEA do - 1 ,J REX,-.NA ' Manassas, Va. ' I AI :JQLAN EDNA LowRY f g xx, 'if' ' ' ' Heilwood, Pa.!,4D , ,Ld l l lEANNE LUET , I I I x ' V,--Westfield, Neff. Y' Y I 1 I j if 'J , f 1' GEORGIANA MQSORLEY 9 6 yVi1mington, Del. l , I Q MARY' MACLAY, , ' by 4 fCharnbersburg, Pa. ,f f' F I ' Ff' 7 PATRICIA MASSCN ' VD 'f 4, ' Baltimore, Md. 63 X gl iff CARGLYN MAURER -1 ' h , 1-Ieqini, Pa. q , A - Q 'Q A . . A V A ,, all gffuf B! , MARTORIE MENQAKER , A Scranton,-Pa. I ll 'rl ' ,lk ,f A ALTHEA MENDENHALL if Q f, 'A C' I Sumrnif,-N. I.-N ,U 5 B I NANCY MlCHAEL yy' D N A .f Frederick, Md. -2' Aff I A V' lMARY LQUISE MIDDLEQTQNEE Q Bouxfdbrook, N. Lf ' . ,-If .f L., I 'L ,J Q, J r i, G ,V-'sp A 1 u ' M'lLDRED MOODY A 'f 1 ff: -Grteqeat Neck, N. Ygd i , 9 A A Ll,IAN'ET MUBSELMAN A -A I , - fffaiggexd, Pgf 'J A , ' I HELEN NEIGHBOURS' , 1 9 I ,Q B Efmnifsburg, Md, -' X4 I N I ,BARBARA 'NEUMANN 8 I Q K,Penninqton, ff NANCY NICHOLS 1 9. ,. FD G Ad .Chagrin Fa11B,fOhio Q E ' 2-0 ' DOROTI-IEA PAPPAS ' as 4 A, It J I Milton, Pa-.ja f ' 5 4 V f , ' 'MARILYN PEECIOUK -I 'F X, 4' B Berwyn, Pa? R 'Q - hy BEVERLY PERTSCH 0 fz' s2drsdd1e, N. YQ.: J , B' L4 4 I 1 ' 9 IQA 3 T Q . AW X- ' C? f' K 1 . K , a I ' 1 I '3 G El va 'J ' I ff , 9 , 1 . A ,oalffvy ,ffiffln , A , 2' fi -'Q Y ,ii '12, ffffliiafi-fL3,,7n si? Qwoiijgbiffgiqfop ya 106 IANE PLUMP . I Newtonville, Mass. ISABELLE POLADIAN Alexandria, Va. N I NANCY PURDY Z I f Scarsdale, N. Y. CHARLOTTE RANCK Lewisburg, Pa. IOAN RAUCI-I South Orange, N, I, FRANCES RAWHOUSER York, Pa. IEAN REYNOLDS Montclair, N. I, IEAN RIGHTER Drexel Hill, Pa. CYNTHIA ROBIN Hempstead, N. Y. IOY ANN ROLLKA Teaneck, N. I. CATHERINE RUSSO Connellsville, Pa. NORMA SCOOLEY Z Mountclair, N, I. ' MARGARET SELSAM State College, Pa. MARTHA SIMINGTON Danville, Pa, IOAN SLEEPER Washington, D. C. BARBARA SMITH West Collingswood, N. I. ' MARTHA SMITH Annapolis, Md. ' BARBARA STEVENS Nashua, N. H. K2 M ALICE STODDARD Westminster, Md. X ' HARRIET STRALEY 9 ROCIEVIIIQ cemefu N. Ai? Walkersville, Md. HOPE SUTLIFFE . Somerset, Pa. . MADELEINE TAYLOR .f REBECCA STRINE ?' ' ef. if Uniontown, Pa. QP. ., ANN TICHENOR ,fi I S In Matawan, N. I. k LL? , ANN TRESSELT ff A urmont, Md. X- Th 4 BARBARA TWIST Upper Montclair, N. l. Q GRACE UNDERWOOD ?V Hancock, N. Y. DORIS WACHTER Frederick, Md, MISS... x SUPHUMUHE CLASS A ,-, IANE WALDMAN Q! Rochester, N. Y, A DOROTHY WALL ' Schenectady, N. Y. JEAN WALLWORK l 4 4 1 A ,. WILMA WETHERILL 'A Princeton, N. I. I ANN WHITACRE ! 1 Waynesboro, Ohio ' CHARLENE WILKENS L 1 4 Forest Hills, N. Y. I W BARBARA WILLS Marlton, N. I. ' U ' U JULIANA WILSON U O' OL ll Washington, D. C. 1 PHYLLIS WOOD do-0 Q., Holyoke, Mass. ' DORIS WORK W W ' ' Quarryville, Pa. Stagg BARBARA YOUNG , Middletown, Md. Q40'V-9 1 ESTHER YOUNG Elyria, Ohio P, S W DOROTHY ZIERICK Yonkers, N. Y. 'Q412-1 I, MARGARET ZYLSTRA QT 5 xs 1, xv, V320 Of dawg!! yr Jv- JJ N -NJYXIGQ1 -346 fp' YD Q' ow 'D gp J' A x- I MD Y QV! NTU! ob, ' 'Sr VOL SJ Ss A JM U. f iff! Nas!! bf' N, cv 9 ,-3 Xp,-V S' N-5' gp R D- 'Sf F 9 ef' s-V36 Q1 Q 'Rig , 3, V4 Cf' ,. an 7, -S J23 Jjd' vp. 'Q'-:bt S -5' By J Jaw 44 3,462 S. gs! Q Se O, V' U' jg at-9! X pb 0 ,Uk X ,ff Op ef' N6 cf? C, ' D save ol We W-V i Of' 1' Of' -3' 5' ,rv cw' way wry fp, XPP? 5, 1 '57 jf 81 JN, Q oy? yy, . i, UQ w ,Miss Nr,-f snr' C' NJA Nnpb 65' of s Db gb N9 V' Y' J N Oo JD v U' :V l JV A v- xxn 5 1.5 .s' o X3 er Q'-7, Q-rc s J yn X X ,A xr' of Qu XY JJ .W 0'g 5 05' 5 V 0' l cr! J! V' J' - vs U' X 0-bm Ky, A Q jf xg I U Qs vb - YN f -5 , of-9' 1 V VN Q 3 , 0' -7 1' X' 'bg Q YU W Q' if xx FS. W' 56, V DOLORES ABERNATHY Media, Pa. , IOAN ABRAMS Brooklyn, N. Y. BARBARA ALLEN Lambertville, N. I. MARILYN APFELBAUM Troy Hills, N. I. LILLIAN AUGENSTEIN ' Freehold, N, I, CAROLINE BALDERSTON Swarthmore, Pa. CARSON BARNES Belmont, Mass. ANN BENCHOFF Woodstock, Va, IO ANN BENNETT Washington, D, C, BARBARA BIERWIRTH Upper Montclair, N. I. ROSALYN BLIMMEL Johnstown, Pa. VIRGINIA BOWMAN Pittsburgh, Pa. ANNE BOYLE Glenside, Pa. MARTHA BROOKS Elkins Park, Pa. f JOAN BROWNING Shaker Heights, Ohio DIANA BRUHWER Iamaica, N. Y. MARY JANE BURCHARD Scarsdale, N. Y. IOANNE CALKINS Pittsford, N, Y. LOIS CAREY Arlington, N. I. CAROL LEE CHESNEY Towson, Md. WILLOUGHBY COLLE Braddock Heights, Md. NANCY CORWIN Springfield, Ohio ANITA CUMMINGS Beacon, N. Y. IOAN DANIELS . Trenton, N. I. BARBARA DAVIS Rutherford, N. I. D NANCY DAVIS I Lewistown, Pa. MARIORIE deCANl Westfield, N. I. PEGGY DEE New York, N. Y. FHESHMA CLASS FHESHMA BETTY DGMEESTER Hawthorne, N. I. RITA DIAMOND Paterson, N. I. IOAN DIPPY Scarsdale, N. Y. VIRGINIA DOVE , Westerly, R. l. ELIZABETH DUFFY Philadelphia, Pa. CAROLYN DUNN Lancaster, Pa. YVONNE ELLZEY Rochester, N. Y. xg PI-IYLLIS ELY f' 'V Ocean City, N. I. ELIZABETH ENGLE Allentown, Pa. NANNETTE EPSTEIN Houston, Tex. CAROLYN ERICKSON if Wellesley Hills, Mass. GWEN ERICKSON White Plains, N. Y. RUTH ESTES Atlanta, Ga. THERESA FALAGUERRA Kew Gardens, N. Y. BETTE EALLON Newburgh, N., Y. 5 '4 HELEN FAUST V Butler, Pa, EVELYN FISCI-IER Baltimore, Md. DONNA FOGLE Walkersville, Md. CECILI FRANKEL North Plainsfield, N. I. MARION I-'ROEHLICH Stewart Manor, N. Y IOAN GEISS Elkins Park, Pa. IOAN GENOVESE East Elmhurst, N. Y, MARILYN GOLDMAN West Hartford, Conn, ABBY GREENBERG New Rochelle, N. Y, ELIZABETH GRIFFITHS Douqlassville, Pa, INEZ GULLA Newark, N. I, IOAN I-IAAG Baltimore, Md, LINDA HALL I' Bryn Maw , Pa, MARION HARSH Greencastle, Pa. BARBARA HENDERSON Hillsdale, N. I. VLOUISE HENDERSON ' Bridqeton, N. I. MARY HENRY Hazleton, Pa. VPATRICIA HENSEL North Arlington, Va, PI-IYLLIS HERBSTER lf Bechtelsville, Pa. MIRIAM HERR k, , Lancaster, Pa. ADELAIDE I-IESS Baltimore, Md. ELIZABETH HICKS Grosse Pointe, Mich. MARGARET HIGGS Cleveland, 'Ohio ,Q MARY HILTON I Drexel Hill, Pa. MARY HOFFMAN Rochester, N. Y. DOLORES HOLLAND Norfolk, Va. IOAN HOPPE Glenside, Pa. NANCY HOSKINS West Chester, Pa. ' LAVINIA HUSSEY Presque Isle, Maine LORRAINE ILLAN North Plainfield, N. I. ELEZANOR IACKSON Portland, Conn. IOAN IARRETT Allentown, Pa. , ,NORENE IONES L' Los Angeles, Calif. M SHIRLEY KECKLER Waynesboro, Pa. ,XSALLY KELLER ' Pelham, N. Y. MARY KEPLINGER Hempstead, N. Y. RUTH KILLIUS Iohnstown, Pa. MARY KINCANNON Chevy Chase, Md. DOROTHY KLEMER Teaneck, N. I. PATRICIA KLEPPER Montoursville, Pa. PATRICIA KNOBLOCI-I Pottsville, Pa. CLASS . . FHESHMI LGRETOI-IEN KRATZ Camp Hill, Pa. BARBARA LACKEY Ocean City, N. I. IO ANN LANGDON Warren, Pa. I-IENRIEKA LANGELER Salisbury, Md. CAROLYN LEEDOM Newtown, Pa. CAROLYN LEVERING M ,, Haddonfield, N. I. ' ' I VTHEDA LITRIDIS P1llSf19ld, Mass. M ANN LORENZO l Newton, N. I. ARLEY LUNDIE Orange, N. I. BETSY MCCAIN Frederick, Md. DOROTHY MCDONALD Upper Montclair, N. I. KATHRYN MCDOUGALL Paterson, N, I. SARAH MCDUFFIE Andover, Mass. IANE MCINTOSH Wanesha, Wis. RUT I-I MCKEAN Pittsfield, Mass. LOIS MCKINLEY Grosse Pointe Shores, Micl' EDNA MCPHERSON Flemington, N. I. BETTY MARKOE Frederick, Md, MARGARET MEISTER Wayne, Pa. MARY JANE York, Pa. BETTY MERRYMAN Baltimore, Md. MILLER SARA MILLER York, Pa. LOU ISE MISTLEBAUER Connellsville, Pa, LORRAINE MOBERLY Frederick, Md. I OSEPHINE MONACO Easton, Pa. PHYLLIS MORWAY Southinqton, Conn. DORIS MOSEMANN M anheim, Pa. EVELYN NEWCOMB Stanhope, N , I. I I ANN NIcoDEIvIUs I Frederick, Md, , VIRGINIA O'CONNOR Baltimore, Md, D ELEANOR PETERS I ,- Franklin, N, I, DOROTHY PETRECCA Hammonton, N, I, BRENDA PHILLIPS New York, N. Y. MARY PORTER West Newton, Pa. VOLGA PRETTYMAN Laurel, Del. MARGARET PRICE Miami, Fla. GABRIELLA RACZ - Passaic, N. I. VIVIAN RAKER 'NG ' MHS Washington, D. C, . IoAN RAUEENRoLD CENSAUNQ 9103- Ydrk, Pd. JANET REED SRELEQ Port Washington, Pat . fN.B'B'YJ-P3 MARY LOUISE REED and IA Louisville, Ky. ? NANCY ANN REED hge lil Mclieesport, Pa. , 439 MARILYN REID Cu oil: Teaneck, N. I. . ELVA REMSBERG C-0.9. Middletown, Mdgvlq oil -9,-at ,CLE-.422 . JOAN REQIDEL N Y 'Ladd LE ,L ply, E!f Ood aven, . . ,. ,ffw MIRIAM ROBERTS ,5,4fV'g W Hddddnfie-Id, N. I. 0- ' EAN ROSS I Drexel Hills, Pa. ' ff! x VW Q' ywxff A W ERAINQQISE ROIEIGIXIY ff J X untmgton, . . psf ' XWPHYLLIS RUTHEREORD Dunellen, N. I. A if J Baltimore, Md. . SHIRLEY SAPRIRSTEIN Brighton, Mass. flf' . . ANNE SACK 4 J. A67 699, , Y' ,- ' . A ,ff SHIRLEY SCHAFER Collingswood, N. I. IOANN SCHLESINGER San Antonio, Tex. ERNESTINE SCHULTZ I Scranton, Pa, MARILYN SMITH Bridgeport, Conn. ESTELLE SOMMERS Glenside, Pa. . CLASS... VIVIAN STEVEN Ottawa, OntariO, Canada MARY STOLZ Reading, Pa. ' KATHERINE STOTT Arlington, Va. CATHERINE STEACHAN' Ienkintown, Pd. GEORGINA SUTHERLAND Holyoke, Mass. 1 LEONA WINNEG Brockton, Mass. NANCY TAYLOR Indianapolis, Ind. ANNE TETLOW Sharon, Mass. SUSAN THALHEIMER Hamden, Conn. HAREIET THOMPSON I Belmont, Mass. EMILY TRESSELT Thurmont, Md. IOAN TY GERT Montclair, N. I. LOIS VARS Westerly, R. I. VIVIAN VELEHRADSKY Flemington, N. I. NANCY WAITE Washington, D. C. RUTH WALKER Bogota, N. I. 'FLAVIA WARING Comanche, Tex. SALLY WEAVER Rochester, N. Y, MITZI WEIL Garden City, N, Y. DOROTHEA WHITE Rutherford, N, J, ELIZABETH WHITE Milton, Mass. MARGARET WHITMORE Woodstock, Va. BARBARA WHYTOCK Chatham, N, I. MARGARET WILI-IELM Orange, N. I, MARGARET WILL Richmond, Va. FRANCES WILLIAMS 5 Hollywood, Calif. ANNE WILLIAMSON Yonkers, N. Y. ANNA MAE WILSON .- DuBois, Pa. MARY ELLEN WOOD West Chester, Pa. LOIS 'VVOY Iennerstown, Pa. FRANCES YOFFEE Lancaster, Pa. SUZANNE YOUNG Lansdowne, P DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN Walkersville, Md. K , f, , -JM, , f. I f . . 1 -1 X -w 1,,..1. -.fn-X-0--.1....1 -4 1n...,f, -v-1-,,.i-.143-.Yx.14.,5,-L03-:TE--it 1, 2 x X x ... ,.4 ., .A X , I X, ,. 33.55,-,gl-5 - -11111 -H--4--5 L:-A..-anna-.1-.zEt.F..nk-u.:: . 1- -f---- --- --'N-f' 1-:A-m.::4::: -...-:.:f:::T-:ft : . ' A ' - - .' . my f-.- .',- :.,,' - ,' 4: - . , . , . -1 , . .x V I. .V .1 .:-w...- , 1 - '- f X X x 4 N 1 X .J 1 X4 1 V. I .! X v k . , - 1 , N .,-., .Tl I- -A ,. X X., ,V '-'X -L . , ,AA, ,x..k X vs- ' . z . ' ' 4 -1 --- :-z- -,1Q,4', , - rizj .' f ' ' ' I X'-7y:'j:..., xp 1 .,f..:y--,. - ..,L , -,.--1 , 14-5 -,J Jn., .,1f, x, , L -:-...Vg I . f.,.2'.'.w.:fj'.f ,-Lzfg'-iw 'I 'vii ..,,5,. -,-. A-41.4-.11 '- ' . . ..-x 'Q' 3 ' 'gf V . i 4 lil Wt December lb , 3-947 1 1 1 v w I 1 K 1 1 V i i v i X 1 1 I I X I E 9 i 1 1 hiss Thelma Zehnbauer, YubUC3-ffm' MEWLHQSGT 5 THE TOUOHSTONE 5 Hood Gollege Q l Frederick, lflafllanfl- N 5 Dear Miss Zehnbauer: E 1,161-fL, 'S-1-gg fi-yygilly Iil3L6.G up my Iilllldt in ? Selecting the winner of your Beauty E . Contest. lt only tooh me three days to 5 decide, too...but then you Know these P Maryland Women! 2 Ptnyi-Fay, my choice is in the following , order: Miss Millie Lou Hittinger, 5 Miss Gretchen Groii, and hiss ?at hensel. Q may l send my best wishes to these three Q girls, and congratulate Hood College on l having so many beautiful women from whom f to choose a winner. f My best regard , I j Bfiilbl H, 'Bob rope ' LRGLOSUHES 1 A X' J 5 Q 77 Thanks for the MCIIWTY 5 w Q 4 'PLN :Pig - - 1 i . 3 Q 2 i 1 1 3 a I MISS TUUCIISTIINE Mildred Lou llittingel - 'I Li l 1. 4 w QL? unners-U Gretchen Graff 2 1 Patricia Hensel J! J 0 0 O o 0 0 ff-'Qu , 7 -X. ff X W. 1-4,- ,Z7 6, , 30 15 Q ' 0 Q if 9 O X A V 09 0 Q X ,-'X ,.,,, f ,, 4 O KV? - ,D ,0 5 ,ao ,ff .fwo 0 4' fo ff 0 Ni '39 4 ' 'LVTQ53 Y 794 :vu I +7 if '50 . -ff ,f -7'0 , 'v ' V H X27 In Q VM, i ,I K. 17 H-9 5:5 'y Q .k I V J Q ' 17 rf- Q, ,f X -Q MAY QUEEN Madeline Aldrin j 1 K r I qi ! W i 4 K I x E. 4 1 1 v 1 ay ourt Standing, left to right: loan Stanton: Margaret Lashinsky: Dorothy MacArthur: Sue Mclllpine Maid of Honor: Lois Ann Armitage: Madeline Aldrin, May Queen: Iane Prescott, Prince Hood: lean Bull Ludlam, Betty Latham, Mary Gordon Iane Treadwell. Seated, left to right: Betty Haller: Dorothy McMeekin: Gloria Goodovitch Zola. Laura Io Eaton. Iester: Peggy Benson Schilling: Lorraine Kersey: Lois Groh. WHITE BLAZER GIRL Katherine Maguire l Wh0's Who in American I 00119993 and Universities ,if 355 N I if I J I V2 VV, F I BETTE BLOME POLLY SMITH IANE BRINTON MARY ELLEN EPPLEY KATHERINE MAGUIRE NANCY SMITH CORINNE EDWARDS PHYLLIS MUIR NAOMI PARKER 125 , I? Q? I 1 1 . ,V I , i 1 1 . K I ' 1 4, ,1. Ll V. -'Q r A r V L : j N ,. w 1: V. Nj M ww I, , L f N i L ' W F , , , S , i . W E r r Fi U! i i H If , . 4 n I 1 I I R 5 W I I ' N I 1 1 l w I x 1 I I 3 I -1 1 s i fl 3 Nu Z 4 W5 5' 'ii 1 1. 1 P i 5 - W---Y---f 1 , '. t TW a s I cttvmts gy Fun 'Was Wk-ere you found it those daysg giving free sway to flights of fancy, singing Anything Goes and meaning it, making the most of exciting ojf lvours, good, crazy kind of fun with the gang. Tho-se are the times really remem- bered . . . when We tt1'inJk of college days. o be really wellleducated, women today must not be content with books alone. There is so much more that ought to supplement formal knowledge. On the college campus, academic training, extra-curricular parti- cipation, and congeniality resulting from learning to live together may be united to bring out the best in each individual. Yet, even this is not enough, for no proqram, no matter how extensive or inclusive, is complete Without good times and relaxation. Weekends at Raudy, dinners in the kitchenette, the Prom and, Hop, coffee at the Snack Shop, parties at Fishin' Creek and High Nob, suppers at Mack's or Sheeley's, evenings at the Tivoli, dancing at the Hager House . . ., . . These are the- things we will remember about Hood . . . the things that rep- resent iun and laughter. These are the things We know We Will have for only tour years. 127 . g'X.' M., ff . .-mwwrx 72? fi? ,W W . ,, ,Awww . NM. - :xxx , x N xx , f f ' x Q53 I ' ' w A - x ' Nmwl A A . S iv-. M , A 5 f3QQNQjM N Q- X if-5 Rf f NX X WX :ARE xf x ix . 'jx s xfx X. S Amy' 1: 1 . 'I .' . YK, ' fix 55? ' , Fif X , Xi' 4 v v 4 I ah! In ' 1' 5 Ma. ,,l' W, A-gn 'r ,QL :- dl gf. , fig: JI .pi R1 1-1 .I 'Q ,K 1 .IN t t t i t 1 t i t 4 t E t I 1 1 v I t t i i assay time-gg .., t 5, Qmyk I 1.7 W? Q iff gi Wgggi I by jwkm MWWQ gdei I i ...CAMPUS HAY October 9 was Campus Day, that f11J9tity' awaited date which olimaxed many long hours of seoret gfregfaration and which saw the arrival ot over two thousand guests on our Campus, including many Hood alumnae. A warm auturixri sun, set in a oloudless sky, shone down on Hodson Theater where the Seniors came oft tirst best in the all-class Competition with their Last Round-up theme. The semi-formal dance, held that night in Coblentz Hall, brought to a satisfying conclusion another Campus Day. If Mrs. Serene Quynn CQ11- HIUS. '47, proudly displays her rings as Lou, Dot and Te1'1'Y give envious ap- proval. And who is that tall thin man in the center of things? wwf 914,55 Vw' . Members of '51 critically sur- veY '50'S PTOPS . . . Francie aqrees that Linda has that Hooded Look. PHUM At last the long-anticipated weekend had come! All day Saturday scores of cars zoomed on and off campus, and l-lood suddenly became co-ed. That night Ctryina to look calml we ex- citedly ate dinner at the F.S.K., Peter Pan, or Ebert's. Then came the mad dash back to the dorm to squeeze twhy did l eat so muchll into our newest straplesses. t But, roomie, are yOu sure it will stay up? l There was the uS1lCil last minute rush when shoes and eveninq bCIQ'S were borrowed from roommates or the Qifl across the hall. The eternal question, Will he send flowers or won't he? was finally GHS- wered by the arrival of a qreen florist box. Triumphant and beautiful, we stepped intl? HATE our dates' arms at the long-awaited Prom. Low lights and smooth music Were blended with colorful, swirling skirts, some the new ballerina length, some sweeping the floor. Smiling juniors and seniors stepped through the blue- and-silver arch and down the ballroom in the traditional promenade. Midnight, we sighed, comes all too soon. But refreshments were Waiting at the night club in the I-'.S.K. Intimate groups chatted at tables while Nicky played familiar melodies at the piano. One-thirty- the Witching hour-and suddenly we were loack on the steps of the dorm, kissing our dates good- night. Before We knew it, another never-to-be forgotten Prom Date at Hood was over. 'fs ' ttttttttt tttttttttt SM it With cr cotoriui swirl oi winter dresses, the soft giedm ot silver cmd chinor, crnd Worm greetings ot Merry Christmcrsln the Round- Robin tects ushered in Hoods iorvorite trcrdi- tion-Little Christmcrs. Cn Sunddy, in d chcrpet glowing with color ond ccrndteiight, We experienced the uniorgettobie becruty oi Christmcts Vespers. The week wds crowded with Christmds porrties in the dorms, ccrrot- singing in the smokers. Our tcrst night ot Hood hegcrn with Christnicrs dinneratormoris, unique tctbte decorotions, turkey ond ctti the trimmings. Lcrter we shcrred ChristmdS COTU' munion crt midnight. All-niqhf festivities . - and were ciinioxed by ccirottlllq IU Cf Cold - h snowy 5 AM world. Aiter drecrnnng throuq . home? niorning ctosses, we twooided buses for ' -' cis toctded with tiigqovie ond enough Chiistm . W N .-- 5 dt cheer to tcist titt our next Little Qhllbtlllff Hood. 'Twws The Night Before Christlnas . . . Vacation A dazzling Christmas tree, sur- rounded by ianciiully decorated tables, groaning with turkey and the traditional flaming plum Qouddingg Christmas corn- munion in oandlelit Brodeclqg all-night revelries in every dormitoryg oarolling in a snow-covered world at sun-risep leaden-eyed celebrators attending last classesg and happily exhausted, suit- case-laden girls bustling into buses- are the climaxing events of each untor- gettable Little Christrnasu at Hood. a 2 -1 1? hi if ' 'E I H ,V ,A 'i 1:4 ' A s K, P. 1 M ' 'w Y ,gi if 4: 1 ii V 1? 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Caldwell, Miss Leonard, Miss Krummel, G, Underwood, G. Kratz. Third row: V. Yeckley, M. Kirkpatrick, E. Bindon, I. Brinton, M. Mercner, I. Jackson M Smith. Fin .ou hstone 194 t I l 1 Left to right: T. Zehnbauer, P. Massori, M. Wright, B, Lanahan, D, Magee, H, Walker, C. Wilkins, C. Haynie, D. Pappas, D. Silvif, MARY ELLEN EPPLEY . . .... Editor-in-Chief MARY TICE ....... . . Associate Editor VIRGINIA BARE .... . .Business Manager CHARLOTTE I-IAYNIE ............... ........... A ssistant Manager IOAN SCHMITT ................................ Literary Editor ASSISTANTS: Betty I-Ieider, Martha Kirkpatrick, Ann Tresselt, Martha Smith DONA SILVIS ................ ........ .,... P h otography Editor ASSISTANTS: Doris Magee, Mary Wright, Dorothea Pappas, Charlene Wilkens HARRIET I-IIGHSTEIN ....,........,,. Art Editor ASSISTANTS: Lynn Lozier, Nancy I-Iigbee, Mildred Moody BETTY LANAI-IAN .................,..... . . Advertising Manager ASSISTANTS: Norma Schooley, Helen Walker PATRICIA MASSON ......... . . . Staff Typist TI-IELMA ZEHNBAUER . . PublicitY MEUIGQGT Top row: A. Kaufman, N. Higbee, M. Smith, A. Tresselt, M. Kirk?-i1ffiCk, B- Heidef- Front row: M. Moody, I-I. I-Iighstein, L. Lozier, I. Schmitt 1503: 'A' I !-fe! .2-ff.. U- Jr! MARY ELLEN EP PLEY MARY TICE VIRGINIA BARE I .. .... .. ...,,.. .. ..... .. tl . ' M Gurwitt A. Brown, M. Malero. A l From row' I' Helmet' I' Poladlaln' I' lzenberq' ' A I Ch' B Patterson P Steinharter 1' - , M , H. H ht , B. Heider, I. Brennen, C. 1nq0S, . 1 - I Second row' L Yers lg Sem D. Lambert, H. Sutliife. , Top row: B. Huntley, E, Knapp, M, Hittinger, V. Yeckley, I. Kellberg, C. Russo, P. Hudson. 'lt - ,, Q JANE BRINTON ' . EdilO1'-l1'1-Clilef 4 xl GLADYS RUBY - . Managing Editor - P, vrviz-iN MCNIEL . . .... . - News Edlfof , JEAN oLrvE1f-1 .................,.. Business Manager 'Q l ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Susan Sutphin, Rosel Hoffberger, Dorothy Lambert, Barbara Huntley, Viola Pape tl t FEATURE WRITERS: Mary Ellen Eppley, Sue Daugherty, Marie Melaro, Sally Dawes, Charlotte Montrastell, 4 Elaine Henderson, Phyllis Steinharter. , rj HARRIET HIGHSTEIN-Staff Artist V REPORTERS: Marilyn Best, Catherine Russo, Barbara Wills, Betty Heider, Mary Holtzworth, Helen Kamp, Mildred Hittinger, Eleanor Knapp, Phyllis Hudson. I LORENE MYERS: Photography Manager. ASSISTANTS: Barbara Pennebacker, Esther Young, MARCIA GURWITT: Circulation Manager. , ASSISTANTS2 A1-1dTeY Clarke, Sue Kamens, Marjorie Menaker, Catherine Chingos, Virginia Yeckley, H0199 X Sutlifte, Ann Brown, Isabel Poladian, Barbara Patterson, Anne Hutton, lane Plump, lane Kellberg. 1 IEANNE IZENBERG ................ . . Advertising Manaqel' A I - ' ' ' SS ST!ii'NLI'S. lanlce Campbell, Rosalie Thorne, lean Parta, Sally Gledhill, Dorothy Burke, loyce Heiiner, N ean ut. JANE BHINTON VIVIAN MCNIEL, GLADYS RUBY SYLVIA KAPLAN, JEAN OLIVER 5 r 53 t I l l -- ,, I .N si I .l I I :ft Y I. 1 e Herald ANN EDELSON VIVIAN MCNIEL MARIANE BUCKMAN . ANN EDELSON . . . BERYL PFIZER . . . BARBARA PENNEBACKER IAYNE GILLIS . . . BARBARA NEUMANN . MARGARET FENTON . MARGARET WAGG . PATRICIA MASSON . VIVIAN MCNIEL , . MARY LOY SCHOENHUT IEAN WALLWORK . . HOPE SUTLIFFE , . KATI-IRYN CONLEY A BETTY LANAHAN . . ROSELLE I-IOEFBERGER MILDRED HITTINGER . DIANE DEMMY . , LUCILLE BUTLER . . MARY WEISSBACH . MARIANE BUCKMAN . Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor . Literary Editor . Feature Editor . . Poetry Editor . . Short Story Editor . . . . . Art Editor . Associate Literary Editor . Associate Literary Editor . . . . Business Manager . Advertising Manager . . Assistant Advertising Manager . Assistant Advertising Manager . . . . Circulation , Assistant Circulation . . . , Exchange . Assistant Exchange Manager Manager Manager Manager . , . . . Staff Typist . . , . . Staff Typist . Staff Typist Top row, left to right: P. Masson, B. Pennebacker, I, Gillis, B. Neumann. Center row: K, Conley, M. Vtfeissbach, H. Sutiirte, M. I-Iittinger, I. Wallwork, B. Lanahan, M. Schoenhut. First row: R. Hoftberger, M. Fenton. V ft IK El ' , , f .2 32 1.1 if 4-if 4,-f 1 . Ml, 4 if AWA if . ' . , f X J .1 , -J WMU VKWW ? 1 ,ziffffgf Q-IK... ' 5 Init .H 5, . Q.. -, ,. .,4 1 Q A up X J, - . J F sr Q. an ?- 4 ,, A . Q W' Y 4 ' 3 .4 . .r 'uf ' w Q 0 Q.. a f . - Q 'v t. - r , .ff 'Qu if 1 A... KT ' ff .7 0 . . 5 0 4- ,o . I , - , . 'txxvpi Y 4 5 . 44 .a . 34' ,QM f - 'Q va Aw S r- - ' 1 - :1 9 ' CN v ' K. , . - f 3 ' ' lt ...P A . , J' CPM fu -- E, rig J . 0 . ' , Q s ' ' H E X I A 0 -Q, 9 L1 . u 4 ff 4' . ' 9 VJ -55 4 0 r. . ,U Q1 Q an 'u 'vi 0 'va n . w 0 .95 . . Q Q I S Y W U 'fx e v BETTE BLOME .... IANE KULLA ....... NANCY GAMON . .. MADELEINE TAYLOR BETSY McCAlN ...... PAYE WALLACE .... LUCILLE FREY ...... MARY MIDDLETON. . MARGARET WILLS. . LOIS KELLER ........ MARGARET I-IAUPT. POLLY HARVEY ..... . . . .... Assistant Chairman MARY I-IENDERSHOT ..... IOAN SCI-IMITT .... SHIRLEY FORTUIN. . . . . .President Vice-President , , .... . .Treasurer . . . . Secretary Y President Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Book Mart Chairman . . . .Assistant Chairman . . . ..... Social Chairman ........Assistant LYNN LOZIER ...... NORMA SCHOOLEY DORIS GARDNER ,... PATRICIA BEALL .... CAROLYN ERICKSON NANCY HIGBEE ..., BETTY l-IEIDER .... SUSAN SPRAGUE .. SUSAN NEAL .... EVA SI-IIPMAN ..... KATHARINE ROSS.. BETTY ROSS ........ KATI-IRYN CONLEY. . I-IARRIET I-IIGI-ISTEIN .... BARBARA I-IUNTLEY. BETTE BLOME . . . . . . . . .Publicity Chairman Assistant Chapel Committee Chairman Chapel Committee Chairman Assistant . . . .Social Service Chairman . . ,.......... Co-Chairman . . . . . . . . . .W.S.S.F. Chairman Community Church Relations . . . . . .Intercollegiate Chairman . . . . .Conference Chairman . . . .W.S.C.E. Chairman . . . . .Resource Chairman . . . . .Publications Chairman . . . Public Affairs Chairman Top row: E. Shipman, S. Neal, B. Ross, L. Keller, M. Middleton, B. McCain. Middle row: K. Ross, A. Tresselt,.K. Conley, S. Spraque, L. Lozier, P. Beall, D. Gardner, B. I-Ieider, S. Fortuin, N. Hiqbee, I. Schmitt, M. Haupt, P. Wallace, M. Will. Bottom row: I. Kulla, M. Taylor. e Choir a E n K KAY COUPER OFFICERS President .... .... K AY COUPER Secretary ,.... ...., E VELYN YEIDE Treasurer ..... .... M ARGARET SELSAM Business Manager.. .... COLLEEN CROWHURST Librarian ..... ..... H ELEN WALKER WG Y w I i S 1 r 5 S 1 r Keystone Honor Soelety Town Hall Home Economies Club Day Students J 11 4. , . . rn 'tl ' . :fi-,gil .Ii'f3:: Qtsiil 153329 1 ' 5fE3'2i?::2 , ' ly ll I ' I G 5533 I 4 1 f ,,s,., , Il ' ANNE CHANEY JEAN OLIVER .... BETTE BLOME NANCY SMITH . . . .President . . . .Secretary-Treasurer K-eys ne MARY ELLEN EPPLEY POLLY SMITH PHYLIS MUIR Honor Society GRETCHEN GROFF .... LOUISE FRIEDRICH .. BARBARA PATTERSON HARRIET STRALEY .. SUSAN SUTPHIN .... BARBARA HUNTLEY .. POLLY HARVEY ..... MARY LEE MILLER LOUISE FRIEDRICH .... SALLY ALEXANDER .. DOROTHY LARI . .. SHIRLEY FORTUIN BARBARA PATTERSON DOROTHEA PAPPAS NANCY NICHOLS .... VERA KELLER ..... DORIS WACHTER . . . ELIZABETH DERR BARBARA YOUNG .. MARGARET SMITH LOIS KELLER ...... NANCY MICHAEL .... . . . . . . . .President . . . . .Vice-President . . . . . . .Secretary ............Treasurer . . . . .Publicity Chairman . . . . President, International Relations Group . . . . . . . . . .Chairman, Race Relations Group . ..... Chairman, Political Problems Group . . . Chairman, United World Federalists . Chairman, United Nations Club Town Hall . . . .President . . . . .Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . , . .Publicity Chairman . . . . . . .President . . . .H .Vice-President . . . . .Secretary ..............Treasurer . C.G.A. Representative Y.W.C.A. Representative . . . . A.A. Representative Home Economics Club Day Students Cecelian Choir Dance Club Marionettes Freshman SSYQQ EVA SHIPMAN . . . .President IOYCE HEFFNER . . . ---- TFSGSUIGI' KATHARINE ROSS .... -.-- B usiness Manager MARY WRIGHT , , . ---- Librarian NANCY KANE . . . ...... President ANNE CHANEY ., . ..... Vice-President LAUREL CURREY ,... ...... S ecretcmry SARA LEE CLARKSON .... .,............ T redsurer DONNA MARTHOUSE . . . LORENE MYERS . . . MARY LOY SCI-IOENI-IUT CAROLYN STEVENS PAY ALDRIN BETSY MCCAIN ELIZABETH HILTON LOUISE , HENDERSON . . LOIS VARS .... 156 Audition Board Member . . . . I .President . . . . .Vice-President . . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . . . .President . . . . .Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . .Trecrsurer 1 The 1 1 Science Club 'E 14 11 11 11 1? 12 13 1a 1 1j 4, 13 ,. Glee Club 11 1f 1 113 1l 11 1. I 1 1 11 N , 1, 11, IV, 111 111 111 1 Alpha I 1 ' Psi I 1 1 111 ,1 0mega 1 1 1 1. 1 12 1 iii: Ei 1:1 -,Z1 ti -1 1' 1 1, 1 151g E15 11 QS Q51 121, I :1 151 .. iI A 1 V 11 1 1 Th 1 1 1 1 Urehestra i' 1 ADELAIDE DQLAMATER . . . ,,.,4 president BARBARA HOLSBERG - - - .... Secretary-Treasurer U Sclence PATRICIA CALLENDER ,... Program chqimcm POLLY HARVEY .... . . . .Publicity Chairman MARIORIE BLAKENEY PATRICIA CALLENDER NANCY GAMON ....,. COLLEEN CROWHURST BARBARA LESTER .... BETTE BLOME COLLEEN CROWHURST . . . . .President . . . . .Secretary . . . . .Treasurer . . . .Leader ..........President . . . . .Business Manager MEMBERS ANN GAINES TI-IAYA CRONK BETTY BENCI-IGFF .... ANN ENGLEHART .... SHIRLEY WATERS .... EDNA BELL .......... MARIORIE MENAKER . . . . .President . . . . .Secretary ..........Treasurer . . . . .Business Manager ..........Libraria1'1 Club Glee Club Alpha Psi 0mega T he Urchestra 2 OFFICERS u President .... .,.,.. C QRINNE EDWARDS Secretary .... .,... P OLLY HARVEY CORINN E EDWARDS Extra Curricular Council e Council Extra Curricular Council is a student organization concerned chiefly with the coordination of all extra curricular activities on campus. lt consists of the presidents of all organizations and clubs, as well as the editors of all publica- tions, and thus represents that area of college life which we believe to be of the utmost importance in the development of the well-rounded individual. The Council has the power to approve or disapprove the organization or continua- tion of any club on campus and is further responsible to make a continuous study of all clubs with a view to their improvement. The aim of Extra Curricular Council is, mainly, to present to the student body an attractive, well-balanced extra curricular program, a program which pro- vides each individual an opportunity for the development of a variety of interests. Having been in existence only a little over four years, Extra Cur- ricular Council is a relatively young organization. Yet in that time, much has been accomplished which has aided in improving the general character of Hood's extracurricular program. Perhaps the most notable achievement this year has been the revision of the voting system with the use of the preferential vote on a trial basis. Last year the decision of the Council to make Town Hall a major organization was an important accomplishment. However, what has been done so far has been small compared to what the members feel can be accomplished in the future. They anticipate an even wider field in which the Council may function, a field in which the ideal of constant improvement of the extracurricular life of the student may be a con- stant guide. LINDA HALL MARTHA SIMINGTON HELEN KAMP MARGARET THACHER KATHERINE MAGUIRE . MARION DAVIDSON . FREDA CHAIN . BARBARA BAGLEY . MARGARET THACHER , HELEN KAMP I MARTHA SIMINGTON . LINDA HALL . . . BARBARA YOUNG . EVA SHIPMAN . . . MADELEINE TAYLOR . . LOUISE FORD . . . MARGARET HEAD . CHARLOTTE MONTRASTELL DOROTHY WALL . . . DOROTHY LARI . . . . PATRICIA BEALL . . LOUISE RENNINGER . BARBARA IONES . MARILYN BUSHMAN . AMELIE KAUFMAN . . ELOISE MORGAN . IOANN KNEPPER . SHIRLEY HAROLD . VIOLA PAPE . . T . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . Senior Representative Iunior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Day Student Representative . . . . . ,Hockey Manager , . . . Soccer . . . . . Tennis . Assistant Tennis Manager Manager Manager . . Archery Manager Assistant Archery Manager . . . . . Bowling Manager . .Badminton Manager . . Basketball Manager . . . Softball Manager . . . Golf Manager . . Lacrosse Manager . .Volleyball Manager . . . . Raudy Manager . . . . Publicity Manager Assistant Publicity Manager hletic Ass iation MARION DAVIDSON FREDA CHAIN BARBARA BAGLEY BARBARA YOUNG TEACHER SHIPMAN TAYLOR MONTRASTELL WALL iii? SIEEIGR RENNINGER IONES BUSHMAN ' 'Mx I 'iff ,' 1 'fti 1 1 KAUI-'MAN 'f ,1.,,w? , . MORGAN KNEPPER HAROLD PHPE f 1 3 , I 7 E EV E 2 5 ,,,, ,M , ff? f rag Vo! ff 41' iz , ,.,. V. ,, 127' W . QUE' 3 ff Q,-,F W ' '22 if 1 1 , . X6 My THE FREDERICKTOWN SAVINGS INSTITUTIGN I828-I947 Member Federal Deposif lnsurance Corporafion ZIMMERMAN'S FLORIST Memloer of Florisl Telegraph Delivery Service Cul' Flowers and -PoHed Planls for All Occasions I Telephone I25I College Avenue Frederick, Maryland Yvoodward 6: Lathrop l0'rh, Illh F and G Sfreefs Phone Disiricl 5300 Zone I3 BRANCH STORES-Bethesda, Md. Arlinglon Farms, Va. The Penfagon Collegia+es 'ralce The new look baclc +o school in The smarr young fashions Jrhey find On our Young Fourrh Floor . . . college-minded clolhes as up-lo-The-minule as prelly and as praclical as a l947 coed herself . . . and never a rill belween clolhes allowance and price. The nexr Time you come To Wood- ward 84 Lolhrop srop in and char wilh our College Counselor, Miss Warren, who is on duly all year around lo help lake a lOGd ol worries off your shoulders when il corneS lo wardrobe planning. W84L-Tlie Young Fourlh Floor COMPLIMENTS OF WARNER BROTHERS THEATERS . TIVOLI OPERA HOUSE , FREDERICK ATTENTION HOOD- We wanI Io Ihank you Ior your business and remember, for your records, record players, or II you wanI Io make your own records II's P The MusiceShop BETTER HOMES EQUIPMENT COMPANY Jusi' A Few S+eps From The Square FLOWERS FOR ALI. OCCASIONS I EDWARD H. SHARPE AND son FLORIST 0 MoIIer Avenue near NIn+h SIreeI Phone 485 Frederick, Md 4? Hood Girls and Ilona-Hula . .. ..I11separaIJIe 4? I 2 Y. 5111 Eff '! 1 f 7 X f 4 HOOD GIRLS BUY THEIR SWEATERS AT SEIIRS RUEBUCH IIIID CUITIPHIW I2 W. PaIrIc:Ic SIree+ Frederick, Md. WESTERN MARYLAND TRUST CO. V FREDERICK, MARYLAND Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corpora+Ion FREDERICK COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPERS THE POST In fha Morning THE NEWS In Ihe Evening Circ:uIaIion I5,000 Daily PIan+ on Couri' Sfreef Open Day and Nighi COMMERCIAL PRINTING A SPECIALTY CLASS OF I948 N.w'f X I 3 If I can only keep my popularily as Iasling as Ihe P + II Y Q Y I ermanen s I e ive ou a - Since I868 . . . 80 YEARS Serving Generalions in Frederick wilh FURNITURE I A Floor Coverings Drape,-ies C. C. CARTY, INC. 48-52 E. Palriclc Slreel N , I'I-IE VIRGINIA E. YOUNG The ,,t.,,... I l'm inBfE:AgUs-Llilegiflllcgills n of specialty shops Telephone IIIO K 236 N. Marliel SI. ' ' ' FREDERICK, MARYLAN'D I VIRGINIA YOUNG GRIMES, Owner HANKEY'S RADIO SERVICE 278 Wesl Fillh SI. A FREDERICK, MARYLAND QUALITY SERVICE s Hood girls mee+ 'rheir friends a+ Produce Grooeries and Fresh Mea+s 'Fish and Sea Foods DRUG STORES 224 EGSI PGIFICUIC SI- FFGCIGVICI4. Md. IOO N. Merkel SI. I8 W. Palrick SI. Wholesale Frui+s and Produce Good Luck! You've made many happy' mem0I'IeS Your yearhook Iceeps 'Ihem sforedg AncI we hope Ihis page reminds you Thai' we wish you many more. J., ll e f fb an-zocsu.q.umui UMa 4 f,, , I Miwzasswzemmg W I FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK Founded I8I7 FREDERIC4, MARYLAND Member Federal Deposi+ Insurance Corporafion CLASS OF I949 . S l .1 Emi mahea . As you sef forfh info a brighf new world, lef us wish you success and happiness in all underfalcings. Whafever lies ahead . . . a brillianf career . . . a marriage . . . or iusf a well-earned vacafion, we hope you will nof forgef us buf counf us always among fhe friends of your college days. Drop by fo see us whenever you're in fown . . . you'll find a whole sfore full of wonderful 'wearable fashions fo fill your every need. JULIUS GARFINCKEL 81 CO F Sfreef af Fourleenfh WASHINGTON, D. C. CAPPELLO'S FOOD MARKET Pies and Pasfries I LANDIS JEWELRY STORE 23 Soufh lvlarlcef Sfreef Phone 522 FREDERICK MARYLAND FREDENCK' MARYLAND Esfablished IS93 -'AA-J--1 Unis!! W V f- IN THE RUSH OF EVENTS FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-FREDERICK om imen s of Nlconemus loaf ZHQIELEQ-S 9 W. PATRlcK I FREDERICK, MARYLAND For HeaI+I1's Sake BOWL a'I THE HEALTH CENTER E1 V CongraIuIaIIons Io II1e Class oI '48 HERSHBERGER'S STEWARTS Decora'recI Cakes Tor All Occasions BALTIMORE Bread and Rolls for Your Picnics and Ourings SODA FOUNTAIN OLAND'S FLORIST 703 NorII1 Mau-I4eI SIreeI Phone II32 Flowers for AII Occasions aI' All Times Congratulations And Best To You Wishes Graduates of 1948 HUTZLER BROTHERS CO. Baltimore 1, Maryland The Fashion Smarfness of GLENGYLE SUITS and COATS Makes Them Favori+es For CAMPUS - TOWN - COUNTRY ONLY AT HOCHSCHILD, KOHN 81 CO. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND TIC-TOK RESTAURANT and SODA BAR Specializing C in Seafood, Sfeaks and hiclcen Dinners ROBERT L. GROVE, Prop. I 74 SouTh Ma rlc ef STreeT 2 I 77-J I CompIimenTs of Williams Typewri+er 8: Supply Co. I26 Easl' PaTricIc ST. U Frederick, Md MODERN PHARMACY AT I2I WEST SARATOGA, BALTIMORE, MD. 2 5 E A sl SiQa5ii' if 5 ,E Q f a A - Egg! - r -T ' 'R' if 6 g'-- 'I 'ff I gg lfzalif I I m 5 ' N' Z E m Q GRADUATION 5 Z -O 4 GIFTS S 3 0 Keys ' ' by 5 0 Badges O Guard Pins 9 0 Gavels O Charm I Rings 0 B P' ar ms 0 Pendan'I's 0 Compac'Is in 0 Lapel Pins 4 O LocIte'I's I 0 BraceIe'I's I Men's Wear O O Leafher ,: 0 Awards ' 0S'I'a+ionery ' O Programs Q u.: 5 O 2 I E P- 0 Invi1'aI'i.ons nr O Memorials Z lu , I QUALITY. sERvlcE BALFOUR 5 Iv NOW IS THE TIME TO 5 SELECT AND ORDER an GIFTS E The IiHIe coal' of arms Q adds a disI'inc'rion +haI' -4 ' O only you can give C , W HENRY WITTICH G, The Balfour Man inviles 3 you 'Io visi+ his new U' quariers ai' z I 2I W. Sara'I'oga 2 AND A DESIRE TO PLEASE WILLIAM D. BOWERS LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND MILL WORK FREDERICK, MARYLAND IM I REDDY. THE POTCMAC EDISON COMPANY Q nsoov KILOWATT Your Eleclr rvon! A. E. FISHER HEATING AND PLUMBING CONTRACTOR Phone 2 IO FREDERICK, MARYLAND CLASS OIF I950 1, I I XII MERSHON STUDIO I Y A I I -8-.3 EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR TOUCHSTONE I MERSHON STUDIO Masfer Made Na'ruraI Acfion PI1oIograpI1ers MR. AND MRS. LOUIS M. STEESE ' 56I2 York Reed I I BaIIImore I2, Md I I I I . COMPLIMENTS I I OF THE Alumnae Association of Hood College . OFFICERS .FOR I947-48 ' I DOROTHY HERMANN REID .............. PresIdenI I MARGARET K. DERINGER ............. Vice-Presidenf I KATHARINE E. DUTROW . . . .... Second Vice-PresIdenI' I , VIRGINIA BRYAN SMITH . . . .A ...... Secretary I I MILDRED MOTTER OGDEN . . . ....... Treasur MARY GRACE HELFENSTEIN . . . 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UL- CAKES-cooKlES-ROLLS + EM lv- Nm Ebay BREAD T em. um It it Yo , Corner of Fiffh and Markef Svs 4' sunk ' Phone Frederick 357 or bWalke.rsvilIe 247I ' X.sU.kkL Best Wishes Serving The Faculfy and S+uden+s of d to the ' HOOD Class of F for FiH'y Years CLlNE'S t M FURNITURE STORE S GWVW FRANK'S CONFECTIONERY PA-I-ROMZE Formerly Mack's 505 Norfh Markef S+ Frederick Maryland I I OUR ADVERTISERS j I , I ' L Q I 559 ap L P W L I A914 Iwi' of, ik 2 p v X f ,JJ yi ,. 4 s ,K A pix 13 Q L M .,Q. xc ' cb ' 5 'J , ,.'A' A Q W, is F i t s W' L 4 Hx X' 5 P 6 L' R93 P AP. tp L 3' 'vfkf M ' 'nj 'Q 9 E f'iQ12X ffwgy L ' ' fi . NIJ X A pr'J7f'5L,,rffjXy,y5+fji , ' LE 1943, ' ,.,f'L,X. L gf, f, sv Wi, JL ifprf5i'QfgPA N 2 oLLlER AGAIN X J I . X The slogan t11at's laaclieci lay genuine gooriness in quality anti service, the result of 43 years successful experience in the ,yearlaoolz tielcl. 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