Hood College - Touchstone Yearbook (Frederick, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1952 volume:

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And Though you no longer enTer and leave ThaT room, The human undersTanding, and The learnedness oT ThaT woman will remain in your memory always. ff--' ill 'WC ! Ant .Ll 'SIU' L EQ V' Wi' 1 DR. LAURA A. WARD I1 OPE, 'lhe keynole of universal slriving PPORTUNITY, +l1e individual's responsibiIi+y BLIGATION, an adherence +o ideals EMCCRACY, a faifh in +l1e individual l-ligh lower above us, Jrhy columns so lair, yes. loolc wilh us now a+ The four pillars lhal rise above lhe l-lood campus. They symbo- lize our way of life. See. as we approach The lirsl pillar lhal il rep- resenls I-lOPEg our hopes lor our experiences al college and Jrhe conlinuarice ol lhe communily of which we are a parl. This is The keyhole ol universal slriving-a hope for The lulure. Illl ...... 1 ' x w 1 1 ,. 11' Ili W1 wx S I I 'v W, 1 I 1 4 . 1 J I' 51 . IP. I 5 1 1 .. 'I I w - W 1 1 1 5, l 1 ' 1' 'IA A , .K 1 , ' I f - 1 11 I x Ag , i 4 Y ' 3 I 41 L L?,. -J 1 x X , 5 V w 0 , ,gn sa V 5 Q I v U' 1 I r 1 Y Y 4 P ' I 4 , , 7 5? 3 OFFIC 1,4 L OFFICI A L V OFF! Oc+ober, 2I, 1948, in Hwe Hodson oulrdoor Jrheafre, five hundred sfudenfs ioirled wH'l'1 Hwe faculfy, adminisfrafors, alumnae, and dis- 'ringuished guesJrs +o wifness Hwe inauqurafion of Andrew Gehr Truxal as Jrhird presiderfr of Hood College. November I9, I949, Edwin Mason Hendrickson Jr. unveiled Hue Dedicaiion plaque. and ilwe Gambrill Gymnasium Aciiviiies Building was officially opened. N392 Nfkwmv-Q 751. iii 5 WE my V. mfggmzi 444: Q , Q V ,O w ,. . my IA ,fp Q . L ' s f , M- FW. . .R Wiffln, mmf 'gi I W 7 f : i:3iHY: m gm . Q EW?i,Ll?5iiH'gf'3!U ries' we .M my 9 Y fu sv x xv' ww ' X 1 A , x . E P. dw, ALM ' , W x lil' ,-Mi we ' kv? Q E1 'A .W 'firm 155, Ei Fi June 8. I952. in Hwe I-lodson oufdoor iheaire, ine college gaihered io award diplomas +0 Hwe graduaiing class of i952. The four-year academic course as siaied in The Hood caiaiogue was complefed, and Jrhe rna+erializa+ion of four years work was iusf beginning. NW XX-im .. lilfllililillllili if -Q. W fa QP' if ,- OFFICERS DORIS NYGREN . . .,. . . . . Presidenf RUTH MATTHEWS .... . . Vice-Presidenf JACQUELINE WAKELING . . . . . Secrefary MARTHA CANNEN .... . . .Treasurer ,ff ii THE i 2l'll0l'5 JEANNE ARMSTRONG LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Mafhemafics Music fheory, dining room hosfess, Raudy weekends, church choir: maybe fhey don'f mix buf Jeanne malces fhem add up fo a happy combinafion. lf's hard fo de- cide where Jeanne will be fen years from now, buf if mighf be leading an orchesfra, or managing fhe Wal-- dorf dining room. Or she mighf sfill be chaffering in Shriner smolcer. Regardless of fhe formula, if will be solved by . . . Jeanne. ELLIN BACHRACH NEW Yomc, NEW Yoizx Ar+ Ellin can do fabulous fhings wifh her painf brush, whefher if's dance decorafions or Soph Review programs. You are likely fo find Parker and Bachrach hafching new schemes af any fime, buf if will probably be befween C.G.A. and a game of golf. Her alerfness, wif, and warm friendship are visible in all her anfics. Wifhouf fail, she'll aslc you Did anyone pick up my New York Times? HARRIET BACKENSTOE EM MAUS, PENNSYLVANIA Psychology Versafilify of falenfs has made Sally a favorife, for fhere's nof foo much she can'f do. Her familiar voice is heard in fhe Choir and The Ocfeffe, and she is our candidafe for Miss Radio Voice of Hood. Sally is sfill receiving well de- served praises for her performance in GOODBYE MY FANCY. Serious, wifh sophisficafion plus is . . . Sally. TH lf eniora DOROTHY BAIRD HADDONFIELD, NEW JERSEY Biology You hear, l lhoughl l'd die, and if musi be Dixie. Al- ways anxious lo share her experiences in Europe lasl sum- mer, Dixie is lively as a jumping-iaclc. As presidenl ol 'rhe Science Club and member of Bela Bela Bela. her achievemenis a+'res'r lo lhe lac? +ha+ she has a ,sfrong in- ieresi in ihe sciences. A sure bel' for pulling anyone oui of 'rhe doldrums, i+'s vivacious . . . Dixie. JOAN BALL CONNELLSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Biology A quiel voice on Saiurdays ai eighl a.m.. a laleni for saying The unexpecied, and a deafness when an alarm rings signify Pelie 'ro lhose who know her be.s+. Usually seen in jeans, iodhpurs. or a baihing suii, Riding Club is under her capable managemeni. Fire drill? Pelie will be There. Le+'s red up 'ihe room. says . . . Pelie. EVELYN BISCHOFF UNION, NEW JERSEY Sociology Though nol from Missouri, Evelyn has io have everylhing proven 'ro saiisiy her scieniific mind. Wriier ol wiH'y and enieriaining leliers, .she follows suil in her chaiier. As phoiography edilor of TOUCHSTONE, her schedule is lull, yel you'll find her if you look in ihe library. Or she may be on lhe prowl lor a fellow who can Charleslon. Bul lha+'s our . . . Lyn. l H lf eniord BETTY BITTICK HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS Sociology The droll humor of Massachuselis migraled 'ro Maryland wi+h Jrhe arrival of Miss Bii-+iclc, our classic dresser wifh The grinning savoir-faire. l+'.s always All hail for Nor+h- iield, as she puis aside ihose sociology boolcs +o help 'rhe senior class in Hs la'res+ proieci. No muss, no fuss. +haT's. . .BeHy. BARBARA BLUMENTHAL asvsnw HILLS. CALIFORNIA Philosophy Known as Miss Eques'rrienne, Babs has won more blue ribbons ihan iwo rooms could hold. An all-round afhleie, she'll fascinale you wi'rh her reperloire of humorous sil- uaiions. If you wani io gel info a philosophical discus- sion or be perlqed up byyan overflow of buoyanl and ex- uberani spirit' Babs will surely 'fell you Thai everylhing Y is' iusl' divine. DOROTHY PASTORIZA BOLLINGER BRONXVILLE, NEW YORK Home Economics Doi is always busy doing someihing, wheiher il's exhibir- ing her 'ralenl as a swimmer and sporfs-lover, or felling us how she is pulling her home economics 'ro praciical use. Wiih naiuralness and good humor, Doi is known for her narrafions of iokes aboui herself, buf never aboui ofhers. When you hear Jrhai Pasioriza laugh. if will be . . . Doi. ll'llf eniord ANNA GRACE BOYD NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY Religion As she is a slaunch believer in The saying Hearing is an arf and Therefore one should noi be rushed, don'+ ever lef A. G. begin a siory during mealiime unless you have ample lime To concenfraie. Alihough she's ofien deliber- aie. willowy A. G. is a vi+al presideni of Tridenl and Canferbury Club and parficipaies regularly in Dance Club. No one o'-:loclc class? Then siop To see . . . A. G. KATHERINE BROWN LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS Nursery School Kay enioys working wifh children and is a five-day ieach- er al fhe nursery school, She has The wonderful abiliiy of planning efficienfly and geiiing fhings accomplished' and, Though serious minded, she oflen sees 'rhe humorous side of life. Soil-spoken and amiable is . . . Kay. NANCY CAMPBELL cANoNsaune, PENNSYLVANIA Home Economics If +here's somefhing brewing, Cancy is bound lo be ai Jrhe boHom of i'r. Her ready wi'r and amiabiliiy explain why she's confinually surrounded by her friends. In her college generaiion, she is ihe unlorgeliable Conslable in LiHle Nell. A nimble finger and individualism make an accomplished seamsfress of. . , Cancy. l H E eniora MARTHA ELIZABETH CANNEN HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND Psychology Almosl any day you'll find Belsy, pencil in hand, adding and sub'rrac+ing in lhe +rea,surer's books of The senior class. If she isn'+ working on a paper, she's in The middle of a scheme 'rhal will bring nolhing buf mischef 'ro Shrin- er's second floor. A gracious person who has definifely The righf combinalion of sense and sympaihy for social work, where +here's Belsy, l'here's Mercy me. NATALIE COLBERT FREDERICK, MARYLAND English Las? summer Frederick buzzed wilh The news of a Hood sludenl' who had really done a worlhy iob on Jrhe local newspaper. ln addition To building foward a lop flighf fu- Jrure in iournalism. Tillie is known for her record on The Aihlelic Associalion, her busy weekends, and her near- ness. Jusl look for a shiny black head benl over a Jrype- wriier, and you'lI find. . .Tillie. MARGARET CROOK cAToNsviLLE, MARYLAND Biology li is no wonder +ha+ Peg slands oui as a loyal pillar of The Afhleiic Associalion, for a gym suif is her favoriie cosfume. Wanf To learn anylhing abouf Biology? Jusr ask This lively member of Bela Bela Bela, Black hockey shoes and efiervesceni spiril are The uniorgellable 'rrademarks ol. . .Peg. THE eniorzi MARTHA CRUICKSHANK PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Psychology Marly is known for her love of horses and her concern for her prize possession, Miss Vixen. A new and enlhusias- 'fic member of lhe bridge sei. .she is lhe lypical blue jeans girl, her usual oullil' compleled by a sporls iackel, old loafers and wool socks. Her summer on a ranch added many new sfories +o 'rhe humorous reperloire ol. . . Marly. DEBORAH DAIX MOUNTAIN LAKES, NEW JERSEY French Slop a fall casual gal wifh a Hi Debbie, where are you going? and you'll hear Dance club of course. Chai for a while, and you'll hear aboul conlinual emolional crises. made vivid by dry-humored narralion. Remark 'ro Debbie aboul 'rhe wealher and she will laud lhe merils of rhe West However, remember, while you're conversing wilh her lhal you're 'felling il 'ro 'rhe Marines now. MARY LEE DAVIS ITHACA, NEW YORK Sociology Flaming red hair does nor accompany a fiery disposilion in lhe case of even-Tempered Mickey who is undersland- ing and lislens inlenlly lo anyone's Troubles. Miss Mickey's nof on campus? Then you know she's off lo Washingfon on anolher shopping spree. This 'friendly member of lhe fulure social workers ol '52 is known lo her friends as . . . Mickey. TH lf eniora LILA DAVY SUFFERN, NEW Yonx English Possessor of a vivid imaginafion and quick wif, no one is more willing fo help any cause. A fervenf inferesf in fhe field of iournalism and public relafions, Lila has a flare for newspaper work. The generous nafure and open mind mark. . . Lila. JOANNE DICKERSON sNow HILL, MARYLAND English Jo is a frue Marylander from her Easfern-shore drawl fo her cheers for fhe vicforious Universify of Maryland foof- ball feam. Busy af filling in her lesson plans, or pracficing a new way fo keep her pupils ouf of mischief, she has found pracfice feaching is a confinuous cycle of acfivify. A love for children will surely win ouf for . . . Jo. FRANCINE DONDERSHINE IRVINGTON, NEW JERSEY Nursery School No, fhaf's noi' a radio playing in fhe second floor suife: if's Fran enlivening quief hours wifh her inimifable musi- cal rendifions. Whefher she is singing in a concerf. mixing finger painfs, or parficipafing in a Radio Workshop pro- gram, she reaps fhe pleasure she sows. Lisfen fo her re- lafe fhe humorous experiences of applying child psy- chology. and fhere will be no quesfion of how fhis song- sfress is fhe life of any parfy, IH IE eniord NANCY DCUGLASS NEW BRIGHTON, PENNSYLVANIA English If you see a crowd of people and hear an individual gig- gle, ihen you're bound 'ro find Nancy 'felling one of her hysierical fales abouf fhe life of a fable girl. SI IEIS an honor sludenf, versafile in all respecfs: whefher if's com- ing up wilh new ideas for Marionelles, or making a sug- gesfion for Ivlorfar Board. A brillianf mind coupled wifh an excepfionally fine sense of humor is . . . Nancy. ELIZABETH DOWLING LIVINGSTON, NEW JERSEY Home Economics The capacify for unwasfed efforf is possessed by Beisy in perfecl quanliiy, A home economics major, cooking and sewing are her specialfies and Befsy plans fo leach ofhers efficiency plus. Organizafion is her password and if's a pleasure for anyone fo follow a leader Ihal enioys her worlc as much as. . . Beffs. DORIS DRELLER ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Biology When I become a Teacher -yes, we are sure when Dee becomes a biology ieacher, Jrhe sciences will have a Renaissance. Along wifh innafe infelligence. she possesses a keen undersfanding of people. She'II love you if you're for fhe Navy and Washingfon and malce you see green if your ideas are in a rul. '52's favorife wahine, Dee will say wifh a loud exclamaiion, I 'Ove if. THE eniorfi PATRICIA DUNLAP SHILLINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA Home Economics PaT's cleverne.ss is expressed in her TasTeTuI wardrobe- mosT oT which she has made herselT. Don'T be Tooled by This peTiTe p.erTecTionisT Though, Tor on The baseball dia- mond she has a wiclced piTching arm. Pennsylvania DuTch To The core, PaT's been wiTh Y Social Service CommiT- Tee since iT's advenT. Peppy and energeTic, wiTh The abiliTy To compleTe all iobs she begins, ThaT's our picTure of ...PaT. NOREE DURGOM aLooMFlELo, NEW JERSEY Home Economics D sTands Tor Durgom and domesTiciTy, so her Triends say. For Noree uses her TalenTs To advanTage wheTher iT be cooking in STrawn or working on a new sTyle To enrich her wardrobe. Her even TemperamenT has made her a valuable member of The Home Economics Club and G-lee Club, NANCY EATON NEWTON CENTRE, MASSACHUSETTS English l'll never geT ThaT paper done, moans anoTher of our MassachuseTTs conTingenT. Nancy knows Tull well The ioys OT being an English maior, wiTh a succession oT papers, novels, and plays ThaT never end. WiTh The Time she spends in The hisTory oTTice, she has a hard Time convinc- ing people ThaT she i.sn'T a hisTory maior. A reserved manner and BosTonian loyalTy are a parT oT . . . Nancy. THE eniord DOROTHY EISENHOWER ' YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Home Economics Did anyone say The radio? Direcr your queslions 'ro Do++ie because she is ihe one responsible for all of l-lood's radio worlc. She has been honored by being presi- denl of Alpha Psi Omega and is aciively inieresied in Marionelles. For her parficipafion in Happy Journey and The Corn ls Green we'll remember . . . Doifie. LOIS ELDRIDGE RIVER EDGE, NEW JERSEY Biology Swimming Club is Lois's excuse for dripping we+ hair, She will fell you l'ha+ if ir wasn r for exams she would have plenly of lime for sporls and lisiening 'ro records. If you ever have any diilicullies, Lois will cheerfully suggesl a remedy. Perpefually looking for 'lhe new and differenh' is . . . Lois. CLAIRE ENANY CONNELLSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Arf No, I never see loo many movies, Claire will fell you. Being a fun-loving person she will eagerly fall: ro you aboui fwo of her favorire subiecis-music and poelry. Aclive in Tridenf and Radio Workshop, if has be.en said Thar she loolcs forward eagerly To daily mail call. Ready for anyihing is . , , Claire. l H E eniom NANCY FAHNLINE SHARON, PENNSYLVANIA Poliiical Science When you hear l' nearly died, you're likely 'ro iind Nan in Shriner smoker conceniraiing on a game of irus+ra- lion, eagerly discussing currenl' polilical problems or reading her daily SHARON HERALD. Shes excepiion- ally well informed on all inlernaiional happenings and an avid worker for fhe Radio Workshop. A wardrobe iull oi siunning clofhes, and an inieciious laugh has. . . Nan. BARBARA FEUER NEPONSIT, LONG ISLAND, NEW Yonx English For The convenience oi all Shriner l-lall dwellers, Bobby operalres a complefe dispensary equipped for any emer- gency. As liierary ediior of ihe TOUCHSTONE, her hours are filled wiih manuscripi revisions and deadlines. As chairman of Marionelfes prop commi'Hee. she'll bor- row anyihing from pins 'ro pillows. Sprighily children's siories, food packages from home and inimiiable pa+ience characierize. . .Bobby. ELIZABETH FLOWER MAPLEwooD, NEW JERSEY English l-lere's a young lady comparalively new io our ranks, since she eniered l-lood in her iunior year. A childish de- lighl in execuiing fhe unusual and daring, combined wilh a sophisficaled manner, mark Liz. Wifh her eyes foward leaching, she iesis her adminisiraiive ialenls as house presidenl oi Cobleniz l-lall. One of ihe versaiile members oi Swimming Club, Liz and her Zeia Psi hai are always ready for a pariy. il'llf eniord SALLY FOSS DETROIT, MICHIGAN Home Economics A friendly smile and delighiiul chuckle ihal puls you ai your ease. Sally is responsible 'for ihe i952 TOUCH- STONE. She is a sparkling conversalionalisl and is known for punciualify plus. Why gel fhere on Time when you can be five minules early? A four-year member of ihe choir, Sally has also been honored by her eleciion io lvlorlar Board and Who's Who. And she'II never lei you forgef, 'rhere',s a Ford in your iu+ure. CRYSTAL GERCKEN TENAFLY, New JERSEY English Wiih her hockey slick as her scepier and vive la iizz-ed as h.er moiio, Crys leads fhe Alhleric Associaiion wiih mighf and right l-ler helpfulness and efficiency have won her recognirion in lvioriar Board and Who's Who, and her wriiing skills are hard 'ro surpass. Polished abiliiies, shiny looks and a delicaie sense of humor will give you lois io like aboui . . .Crys. ANNE GIBSON HUNTINGTOWN, MARYLAND English If you can'+ find Anne, iusl look in ihe Blue and Grey office. She will fell you rhar being news edilor iakes a loi of iirne buf i'r'.s wonderful praciice. Easy 'ro gel along wilh, Anne's lalenfs would enrich any magazine or news- paper llocal paper please copyl. if Anne isn'i having her hair cul or kniliing socks, 'rhen she's learning lo play bridge wilh a vengeance. IH If eniord ANNE GILES BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Home Economics Graceful and Iall, Anne is an easy-going Soulherner wilh a Wesl Virginia drawl. She loves Io malce wild plans for herself and all her friends. A nimble hand for bolh sewing and cooking has . . . Anne. VIRGINIA GREEN SHORT HILLS, NEW JERSEY Nursery School One. Iwo, Ihree-I'urn: i'r's The Dance Workshop wilh Ginny al ils head, A gay senior who hafes Io be alone, she's ready for conversafion any lime. Food: she loves if and mainlains +ha'I' hamburgers are Ihe delicacies lil for 'rhe gods. The characlerislic loss of her head says i+'s . . . Ginny. ALYCE HAJENIAN sosToN, MASSACHUSETTS Psychology Whal will Ihe psych deparlmenl do when Alyce leaves? Her ghosl' will pedal Ihe pafhs wilh Ihe wiclcer bicycle baslcel overflowing wilh arl boolcs. And, in Ihe darlcness ol Ihe dining room, Ihe shadow of Ihe dark-haired figure will paller by. You love her French Boslonian, en e1CIe'I', she's a palronesse d'arI. TH E 2l'll0I'6 JANET HALL CINCINNATI, OHIO Home Economics Did you noTice The Y bulleTirI boards This year? Teya has been responsible Tor Their TrequenT changes. An aTh- leTic miss. she illusTraTes her capabiliTy by presiding over STrawn and being sTage manager Tor The lv1arioneTTes. lnTeresTed in The social service aspecT oT church worlc is . . . Teya. BARBARA HAMILTON BALA-CYNWYD, PENNSYLVANIA Sociology The blonde bombshell, acfive on The aThleTic Tielcls and in campus acTiviTies is Barb. No one can ouT-rnaTch This gal's spiriT and sense of humor. ExhibiTing a deTiniTe preference Tor lchalci, There's no sTopping vivacious and capricious . , . Barb. DOROTHY HANDLEY FREDERICK, MARYLAND HisTory and Polifical Science As DoTTie loolcs back over her college years, she is sure To remember The days she spenT as chairman oT Town Hall's lnTernaTional RelaTions Group and how she helped organize The colleges TirsT PoliTical Emphasis week. Ne-iTher will she TorgeT her Thrill when she received The yellow rose of MorTar Board. Tall and reserved, The loyal alTo in The choir is , . . DoTTie. fox 1, TH E eniom ANNE HARRIS sr. ALBANS, NEW YORK Nursery School Do l have a sTory? You beT Andy does, Tor anec- doTes will appear in The conversaTion in less Than a min- uTe's noTice. Come Tour o'clock, she's off To compeTe in class Team compeTiTion. Seemingly reTicenT, her sense of humor is phenomenal: .so waTch ouT for . . .Andy. MARY HEATH BALTIMORE. MARYLAND Psychology A February graduaTe, Mary reiurned To BalTimore To begin business school. Her room was conTinually a cen- Ter Tor dorm conversaTion. WiTh an inTeresT in music. she consTanTly aTTended campus concerTs. The Tap-Tap of her TypewriTer laTe aT nighT indicaTed ThaT Mary had anoTher paper due aT eighT. YVONNE HEPBURN FLUSHING, NEW YORK Psychology Ask Yvonne To give you her philosophy oi life, and she'll no doubT prompTly respond, Having fun. Her acTions closely correspond wiTh This philosophy and are exhib- iTed by her capricious naTure. Yvonne is developing her TasTe Tor wriTing by her experience on The Blue and Grey sTaTf. An unconcerned manner and an enThusiasm for The present characTerize . . . Yvonne. .sw .. . , , , ss, L, ,e ifgiE.157' ' 'iff' , i- '!f me 1-5 - '.ie5fi?9J':-- , ' QE ,- in -1-'31 ,, II I ' -we Is- I-1 .. ?EUf3 'l, Y' rl-A ' Q. gif TH E ,- ' 1- en iord l SALLY HERMAN MOUNT VERNON, New YORK His+ory A memorable misfress of ceremonies, draped in an em- erald green sarin gown: a columnisl adding flavor lo The Blue and Grey wilh her book reviews and personal remarks: in lhese Sally personilies versalilily. A promi- nenf member of Town Hall and Tridenl' Sally is our slar leclure-goer. And. siHing on her bed wilh lhe New Yorker, she is '52's candidare lor lvliss Cosmopolilan. BARBARA HICKMAN LOVETTSVILLE, VIRGINIA Home Economics As hosress in The dining room and dielician al a Con- neclicuf Girl Scou'r camp. l'lick has learned Ia plan more fhan iusl an economical meal. Wilh a lalenl for 'reach- ing she can feel al home playing bridge or preparing a bullelin board display. The Confederacy could nor have a more loyal supporler 'Than rhis rebel lady who exem- plifies Soufhern charm and hospilalily. Always discover- ing her hidden falenls, lhal's . . . l-lick. MARY ELIZABETH HOERNER HARRISIIURG, PENNSYLVANIA Economics The sfudenl silling in lhe back row of The class is Podie. She looks like she's recording every word of Jrhe leclure. buf she's more likely wriling a lerler. Nobody worries aboui Podie's marks any more Than her enlhusiasm on fhe alhlelic field, We never cease lo be amazed al her abilily lo sleep so much, make 'rop grades, and slill have so much fun, buf +haJr's . . . Podie. l H E eniorri JOAN HOFFMAN Mencsnsaune, PENNSYLVANIA Nursery School Hiding in The corner of lhe smoker gelling her assign- menls done, Jo remains a silenl Sam unlil she's finished. Then she's ready for anylhing. A member of 'rhe +ree lop crew, Jo's unclerslanding ol children slems from long experience and praclice. How many nieces and nephews is il now Jo? Good nalured and humorous, she's our record maker in all respects. You can'+ miss knowing. . .Jo. PATRICIA HYATT STAMFORD, coNNecricur Home Economics A shy guy, buf iusl wail unlil you gel lo know her. Pal is remembered for definile opinions which she proclaims, wilhoul malice, in a slraighl forward manner. Have you ever walched her llourish a hockey slick or heard one of her unexpecledly hilarious remarks? Pal is sure lo uphold her repulalion in merchandising. or wherever her infer- esls lake her. NANCY INGHAM MAPLEWOOD, New JERSEY Nursery School Whelher she's 'ryping in The News oilice or checking layouls al 'fhe News-Posl, Nancy is a busy senior in her posilion as edilor of lhe Blue and Grey. Her 'len o'clock curfew may loe one reason her energy never seems lo run oul. Sundays, Nancy reaches Sunday school. and week- days conlinues her inleresl in children in lhe nursery school. Wilh lvlorlar Board or new reporlers, lhere's never a dull momenl wilh. . .Nancy - l H lf eniorri RUTH JACKSON JAMAICA, NEW YORK Educafion Ruihie is Shriner's favorile house presideni and one ol: '52's mosl crealive pianisls, Anolher member of The Fu+ure Teachers of America. her eyes will Twinkle con- slanily wilh 'rhe fun she slirs up. Brodbeck is her bear: despife her lousy hours, she can lislen fo our rroubles and send us away wil'h a smile. Nalural is lhe word for Rulhie. Jus? wair 'ill you hear l'ha+ giggle. EMMA JONES PITTSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Home Economics Emma is noled for her dry wil and inlellecfual curiosiiy on subiecis ranging from ar+ fo world affairs. Mosl effi- cienl, Emma is always prepared for her Blue and Grey cohorls fo ask, 'Wha+ Time is il? Have you heard abouf +he concer+s a+ Tanglewood in The .summer and 'rhose wonderful New England winlers? lf noi, iusi ask . . . Em. JOANNE KATES Newronr NEWS, VIRGINIA His'I'ory Who is fha nexf Town Hall speaker? Ask Jo, for she is known as lhe dynamic presidenl of Town Hall. In all Thai' she does, her organizafion and leadership are evi- denl. Because of fhis, she will appear in +hi.s year's Who's Who lisfing. The Navy and Virginia are 'rhe recipienrs of her loyal support and sincerily is reflec+ed in all she does. Everybody knows. . .Jo. 'Q TH lf eniord JOAN KELLOGG LONGMEADOW, MASSACHUSETTS Nursery School lT's no Trouble Tinding Jodie when she's needed: iusT lisTen Tor a whiSTle and There she is. She has probably been aT The riding sTables or maybe in The smoker working hard on a paper. Jodie spenT a proTiTable semesTer STudying aT Merrill Palmer so if you wanT To Talk abouT nursery school, See. . . Jodie. MARY LOUISE KILPATRICK DETROIT, MICHIGAN Hisfory FrequenTly seen in her riding cloThes, Lou is one oT I-lood's mosT ardenT equesTrienneS, sharing her Time be- Tween long hours wiTh morpheus and horses. Prior To col- lege life, she had a happy exisTence Hwarshing her cloTh.es in DeTroiT, and mainTaining ThaT a lady always wears gloves, An ambiTion Tor a house in The counTry belongs To . . . Lou. JANE KLEMSTINE WINDBER, PENNSYLVANIA Sociology A quieT, soTT-spoken gal, Janie is known and envied Tor her long dark hair. BeT you'll never caTch her in The same ouTTiT Twice. Sl'Ie'll Tell you abouT her experiences in The Hood business oTTice and Tinish by saying, Well. really. now. ThoughTTul is , . , Janie, l H lf eniora JOAN KNIFFIN PELHAM MANOR, NEW YORK Hisfory Joan is responsible for 'rhe law and order in Meyran. Modes'r abouf her accomplishmenfs, she has lhe pense- verance 'ro complele lhe iob she se+s alooui +o do. In fhe course of fhe day Joan circulaies beiween 'rhe li- brary. hisiory classes. lhe alhleiic fields and failhfully ends her day wiih a irip 'ro The Snack Bar for a cup of coffee. Ge? fhere al nine, you'Il see . . . Knil. MARILYN KOCH UNION, NEW JEnsEY Mafhemafics Two plus 'rwo is four -if you clon r believe ii, jus? ask ihis busy college audifor and compefem' business man- ager of Touchslone. Despile her passion for red, Mari- lyn is calm, quiei, and dependable. A ialenied pianisi, she is especially af home wi+h Beeihoven. Travel here and abroad is 'The maior arnbiiion of. . . Marilyn. LEOLA LANDRINE Mmrwooo, NEW JERSEY Nursery School An impish Jrwinlcle in her eye is a dead give-away +ha'r Lee is a pranlcsler ai heart ln spilre of her 'pep and s'ream. she has an aversion for alarms +ha+ ring early in 'rhe morning. A loyal choir member, and a fuiure residenf in Frederick is. . . Lee. l H lf eniora CAROLYN LEINER TIFFIN. oHlo Mafhemafics Follow The sirains oi a symphony down ihe hall fo i+s source, and no doubf you will find Lyn. Or, should a clear nighl' bring you io ihe observaiory. you'll find her ihere foo. Tell us, Lyn. is i+ The aesiheiic beauiy of 'rhe nighi which draws you here, or 'rhe call of fhe navigafor luring you +o walch lhe sailor's sfar? Such a business. says, . .Lyn. MARGARET LEWIS HUNTINGTON, NEW YORK Music ' Peg is one of l'lood's finesf pianisis, yel is always ready To 'ralce parf in any ouflandish scheme. She sings in ihe Choir and accompanies 'rhe Oc+eHe. She worlcs wilh an efforiless ease and is always aciive, 'rurning up in one place aiier The oiher. A mixlure of elfishness and ar- fisfry, is . . . Peg. ANN LICHLITER SWARTHMORE, PENNSYLVANIA Sociology Somehow Ann always has lime fo be a fourfh for bridge or io read 'rhe daily paper in lhe smoker. Besides an aciive pariicipafion in C.G.A. and Morfar Board, she also keeps The finances of 'rhe Herald in working order., Feeling low? The Lichliier humor is bound fo cheer you: up! l+'s all an infegral parl' of 'the personaliiy of one of Hood's leaders . . . Ann. el'll0l'J DORIS LINDBLADE QUINCY, MASSACHUSEUS Religion A failhful .smoker inhabilanf, Dorie is always ready for a hand of bridge or a frip io fhe Snack Shop. Warm. generous, and friendly. she is sensiiive lo ihe problems of ofhers and is an undersfancling lisiener. If you wani 'ro hear abou? a sevenlh paradise, find ou'r all aboui Maine from. . .Dorie. JOYCE LINES ALDEN, New YORK Psychology Jusf a look a+ Joy's schedule of a Typical day would make anyone brealhless. l'r's hard 'ro undersland how she man- ages 'ro be ai choir praclice and Y meelings, work on an honor's paper, and fake copious noies for Morfar Board, all in one day. Neveriheless she always has 'rime lo s+op en roufe +o Talk fo you. We wonder how she does ii. Bu? l'ha+'s. . .Joy. ANN LOMERSON neo BAN-K, New Jsasev Art ln Ann, you 'find a siaunch supporier of Texas or Vir- ginia, which may parily explain her love for bang-bang movies. Her hair is conslanily wel from swimming and gels shorler ai fhe sighi of a pair of scissors. An amus- ing sfory or a good par+y will always appeal- l+'s Jrhe frulhl No foolin' declares. . . Annie TH E eniora PHYLLIS LOUDERMILL LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Biology Will fhe meefing please come fo order, y'all? insisfs Phyl as anofher ,session of Exfracurricular Council begins. As ils able presidenf, Phyl arranges and direcfs campus acfivifies wifh a rare combinafion of originalify and a knack for business managemenf. You won'+ fail fo nofice. affer five minufes wifh Phyl, lhaf she easily ouf-Ana- fole.s Danny Kaye. JEAN MacDONALD WILBRAHAM, MASSACHUSETTS Arf Coming from Massachuseffs and being proud of if, Jean is forever seen in riding boofs sneaking info breakfasf. She has a careful calculafing mind and a sensifiveness for arf-buf beware if she's your parfner for bridge. She'll always have a sfory fo fell you ranging in .subiecf from bugs fo Michigan lo horses, and will always ask, Does anyone please have a penny? ELIZABETH MARKS PLEASANTVILLE, NEW YORK Ar+ Bel'fy's dry subfle humor never fails, whefher ir's in her sleepy morning hours or af a lafe parly. l-ler original expressions are a ioy fo her friends and her clever orig- inalify delighfs her readers in her Blue ancl Grey feafures. Four o'clock finds Befly as hockey manager rallying fhe 'reams for class games. Somebody please play hockey! cries. . .Bef. TH lf eniora RUTH EDNA MATTHEWS CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND Music No clue 'ro Ru+hie's whereabouis? She could easily be any place on campus for ,she's never in evidence. If +here's a choir rehearsal, a meeiing of Y, or an Ocielie pracfice, you can bei Ru+hie will be fhere. An obliging and affable Moriar Board presideni, Ru'rhie's siamina is endless. Despiie her energy, ihough, she is oiien heard 'ro wail, under The burden of her work, I iusi musi' gel my orchesirafion done! MARION McDONNELL HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT English Behind ihe drawing board or 'rhe slcefch pad under Thai far-off +ree, you will undoubledly find Nell-a lover oi five-gaifed horses, dancing, and fasi-moving books. Cross-legged on 'rhe floor, she'll Type her papers, loving 'ihe comiorf of relaxed living. Her reserve olien hides friendliness and a sense of humor, bui +ha'r's The real . . .Nell. MARY MURRIE PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Biology Mary-girl, 'ro uiilize her favoriie expression, will fell you There is noihing quife like being in bed by eleven. Don'+ le+ 'rhaf reficeni manner fool you, Though, 'cause she's gol' a dry wiiury commeni for any convensaiion. A fhoughfful word and a ready smile, coupled wiih an in- ieresl in anyihing she has in common wiih you, are a par? of +he real . . . Mary. TH lf eniom ELIZABETH NEWCOMER WILLIAMSPORT, MARYLAND French Bersy enlered Hood in her iunior year and has become our class's sole aspiranr as a Hprolesseur de Francais. She's sure lhal .she'll never ger her lesson plans done be- cause she won? slop being our gal Friday 'lo 'rhe Mar- ionerres . . . Bu+ Belsy is always willing To 'fell you lhar she has a passion for cars and sea food and 'ro please come up ro her room and see Snowball, ANN NYGREN MINEOLA, NEW YORK English Busy hands, a happy heart Ann is innal'ely crearive and confinually employed as she painrs, wrires. and lickles 'lhe campus lunnybone wirh her perrinenr newspaper car- loons. l-ler inreresl and abilily in dramalics are apparenr in borh lvlarionelfes and Alpha Psi Omega. Thoroughly friendly, Ann is an enrhusiasfic worker and proficienf as TOUCHSTONES arl' edilor: even clam shells and cravals lake on added lus'rer when Ann is ar work. DORIS NYGREN MINEOLA, NEW YORK English Dody is The lalenred co-sfar of rhe popular Nygren acl Doing The Racoon and is 'rhe 'iwin who has lhe coal ro march. A lhree-Term class presidenl, she is an eller- vescenr leader and an aclive Morrar Board member. Her love for show runes can only be equalled by fhe ioy she gels from preparing Swedish foods. Her pancakes have laken boih srudenls and facully by slorm, and lhe de- mand far exceeds 'fhe supply. l H lf eniord BARBARA COOK OLDT woooauiw, NEW JERSEY Sociology Married in Augusi, Cookie divides her lree lime beiween wriiing lefiers, nursing hockey bruises. and presiding over ihe orchesfra. Always in bed by eleven, she goes io The library for duiy a+ eighi, loaded down wilh everyone else's overnighi reserve books. Sincerily and a genuine inieresl' in people has . . . Cookie. ANNE OXHOLM esorus, NEW Yomc Sociology Oxie plans above all 'ro be a social case-worker aiier doing graduaie work. A member of Town I-lall and in charge of iheir publicify. she'll conspire io help anyone. Known for droll wii and quick answers, she's called . . . Sweeimeais. ANN PARKER MT. HOLLY, NEW Jensev Ari' Under The mass of crepe paper and sparkle dusi, you'll find fhis senior wiih ingenuily plus. Never al a loss for an inspiraiion. Ann possesses arfisfic falenl which amazes us all. You can usually find her before swimming club ai a mad bridge session in Shriner. Always raring, always ravin' 'boul' Beach Haven, +here's no iamin' . . . Annie. 45-T .,,.,-' fi X TH lf eniord SUSAN PENNER ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NEW YORK Nursery School Say, Susie, don'T you ever geT Tired reading all Those childrerfs books? Susie will smile aT This guesTion and reply ThaT il you like someThing, you never gel' enough of iT. WiTh us iusT Two years, '52 knows we couldn'T do wiThouT This loyal supporTer oT The halT-pinT clulo. Easy going, wiTh a delicaTeness ThaT will charm you, Susie's al- ways goT a problem charge in The nursery school. FRANCES PICKLE coi.uMaiA, PENNSYLVANIA Biology SomeTimes The people wiTh The greaTesT ambilrions in life geT nowhere aT all, louT The ones who do are people like TeeTer. TeeTer aims To be a docTor ,someday and she's goTTen her sTarT as presidenT of BeTa BeTa BeTa. Her in- TeresTs are noT confined To science, buT are varied and include music, philosophy, and poeTry. These abiliTies, combined wiTh a 'zesT for life, provide TeeTer wiTh all The IngredienTs Tor success. SUZANNE PURDOM souri-i ORANGE, NEW JERSEY English Susie proves The Theory ThaT quanTiTy is no indicaTion of gualiTy. Full ol imaginaTion, she is creaTively occupied as ediTor of The Herald. Susie can TascinaTe you wiTh her droll imiTaTions and sTories, Then swiTch compleTely To a new idea Tor her wriTing. usually keeping The dorm up half The nighT in The process. And, aT a momenT's noTice, she'll come ouT wiTh, Ju.sT geT lvlarTha and we'll have a liTTle AunT Aggie. l H lf eniord ELIZABETH QUILLEN NEW cAsn.e, DELAWARE Home Economics If would be a preliy unhappy campus if i'r weren'+ for people like Bee Jay. Enihusiasm, pep plus, and smiles are all confagious sympfoms when she is around. She has an arfislic sense and is forever designing a dress. cuiling if ou+, and 'then forgelfing 'ro finish i+. Bur mosf of 'rhe iime, Bee Jay is busy enferfaining ofhers on 'rhe piano, playing bridge, or ius'r having Too much fun. JUDITH ROTHSTEIN snooKLYN, NEW Yomc English Yes, l'm from Brooklyn and l love every square inch of if. Judy will have you worrying aboul when she's going To gel everyfhing done, +hen fool you by doing i+ berrer lhan anyone. Wirh her energy, she is ready and capable +o Jrackle any job, wheiher i+'s leadership in Hillel or plans for graduafe school. A sensifiveness for liferafure and wrifing, Judy's lalenfs will forever be her password. CAROLYN RUSK cAroNsvlLLe, MARYLAND Nursery School Did you ever see a person who could do French a+ seven a.m. and have a perfecr disposifion? If Caroly is nor fascinaling you wiih +ales of her wonderful summer speni in France, lhen she's rela+ing +he la+es+ an+ics of her nurs- ery school charges. Though Caroly s+ill doesn'+ under- sland The iniricacies of her English bike, if you ask her, she will iusi answer Oh gad. l HE eniora ELLEN SALYERS Fnensnlcx, MARYLAND Psychology To quole an old cliche, Adelphi's loss was l'lood's gain. Ellen, a fransfer fhis year. has proven 'l'hi.s adage. The firsl' Thing we noficed abouf Ellen was 'rhe fervor wiih which she lackled her new surroundings: lhe second was her love of modern and creafive dance. Poise, grace, and lalem' for easy conversalion make Ellen sensifively suifed lo insfrucling children in expression fhrough dancing. MARY GRAY SCHOFIELD HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND Home Economics Schoie siis slilching while she speaks, M'd.ear. 'these Humpiy Dumply dolls make wonderful giffs for children. Adepl al all needlework, be if Tailoring, kniHing or em- broidery, This Home Ec. club presidenl is as versafile as she is preHy. Searching for Schoie? Try dance or swim- ming workshops, and as a lash or maybe firs'r resorf, knock soifly on her door: she's probably 'raking her affer- noon siesfa. JOAN SCOTT BALTIMORE, MARYLAND English And if if's green This lrish lassie will like i+. Her unliring enlhusiasm and rich imaginafion make her a leader wher- ever she 'Finds herself. She is innafely friendly and gay. You see someone crossing lhe campus-fiery hair and a brighl' plaid shirl? Ten 'ro one i+'s . . . ScoHy. l H E eniorri VERA SEXTON HAIIPERS FERRY, wesr VIRGINIA English Come on in. drawls Vera, l'm iusl' snipping my hair. She smiles, and her coniinual easy going humor is re- vealed as she gaihers up sfray pieces of wriiing paper from her desk. Afier all, an English major has +o keep in praclice. Poiniing fo fhe picrure of a lovable cal on her dresser, she aniicipales ihe ineviiable quesiion wifh Meer George-we're having kiriens soon. DOROTHY SHILLIS EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA .Nursery School Don'+ worry aboui noi gerfing 'rhaf paper Typed, for if's a sure +hing fha? Doiiie will help. Bur she's probably on ihe phone, because she insisis Thai' wriiing leifers is silly. Whai ofher college is lucky enough 'ro have an enrhusiasi like Doliie? Jus'r fake a look a+ The colleciion of souvenirs she keeps for her scrapbook. I 'l'Old you she'd be around io help for here's . . . Doliie. ELLEN SIEMON MAPI.swooo, NEW JERSEY Religion Dr. Barnhari, wha'l's ihe explanafion of-7 There goes Ellen wirh one of her famous quesrions. A live wire, even as she slaggers in from a breakfasl ride, Ellen insisis she loves horses. Her animaiion finds iis ouilei in Dance Club and her loquaciousness is evidenced in ihe snack bar and 'rhe smoker. f-Zjgillzr-'jv.y + 1 ::Jar:33p'qy?f.vygf.-3:1 af,f1'fff . .. , , .. ,W dill TH lf eniora MARY SIHLER AURORA, oi-no Psychology Our basso proTundo hails Trom The viciniTy oT Cleveland. You know Cleveland. she says, way ouT There in The -MidwesT. Mary lends her good spiriTs and TalenT To The Choir and OcTeTTe, and has The sTrange Tendency of looking down on us. BuT we admiringly look up To her and remember Those hilarious skiTs in The dining room. A Triendly gal, This Sihler, and '52's candidaTe for The life of any parTy. DORIS SIMPSON FREDERICK, MARYLAND Music A red-head wiThouT The proverbial TemperamenT, Doris is The quieT, capable kind. An ouTsTanding musician, she's presidenT of The choir and plans To Teach music. On campus and OTF, she's usually seen dashing around in a blue PonTiac. You hear The piano-There's . . . Doris. LORRAINE SMARSCH RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY HisTory A quieT blond wiTh an avid inTeresT in dramaTics. This girl is busy sTuclyinq 'The play and Taking parT in Marion- eTTe acTiviTies. Early To bed and early To rise is her rnoTTo. A member of F.T.A., Lorraine likes Tennis, and is a good TourTh aT The bridge Table. THE enioro DOROTHY SNYDER FREDERICK, MARYLAND English Exhibiling a happy smile and a sincere inleresl in people. she is seen hurrying from one class lo anolher. Presidenl of F.T.A., her inleresls are many, and .she lakes 'rhem all seriously. Commuling via her lillle blue bike, keeps in lrim. . . Dollie. JEAN SNYDER GARDEN clrv, NEW voRK Nursery School Jean is al her besl' 'lelling a s+ory, complele wilh all The dramalic molions. Up unlil all hours lyping, she's aclive in AA., and is circulalion edilor f paper fold- er l for Blue and Grey. A sleady smoker companion, .she has a clever idea for any proiecl, and a priceless commenl for any silualion. Wilh a million lhings lo do, When will l ever gel +o bed? asks. . .Jeani.e. KATHERINE SPEAR BALTIMORE. MARYLAND Nursery School Approach Kay al a dreary Monday morning breakfasl, and in an+icipa+ion of your queslion, she'll smile, Yes, l'm afraid fhere IS a mass meeling +oday. Efficiency is exemplified in our C.G.A. presidenl, whelher she is conducling a board meeling, or working wilh lhe chil- dren in nursery school. Tridenl, Town Hall, and Morlar Board are all included in lhe busy schedule of calm. capable. . .Kay, TH lf eniora MARY-LOUISE SPRINGHORN aoeou, NEW Jensev English You name if, she has if, here is 'rhe senior's version of lvlrs. Roosevelt Mary-Lou is equally af home on The afhlefic field, af Morfar Board meefings, or presiding over Y cabinef sessions. She has shown her inherenf mu- sical adroilness by direcfing 'rhe Ocfeffe, conducfing all- college singing and parficipafing in fhe choir. She feaches, she speeches, and somefimes she preaches- 'lhaf's. . .Lou. ELINOR SUTTON JOHNSTOWN, NEW Yonx Mafhemafics Elinor has an abundance of enfhusiasm abouf everyfhing. especially when you ask her abouf her Girl Scouf Troop. Buf you beffer cafch her before she sfaris on one of her many irips fo Florida. Quief-mannered, yef a devil- ish sense of humor, +haf's . . . Elinor. JANE TAGGART ALDAN, PENNSYLVANIA Educafion Miss Taggarf has endeared herself fo fhe .senior class by being fhe girl who can fake your money for fhe endow- menf fund and keep you smiling af fhe same Time. Her insighi info people and her inferesf in liferafure will find fheir ouflef in her designafed field of English feaching. A warmfh of personalify, who can oul-laugh Janie in fhe class of '52? TH lf eniora CORNELIA TEN BROECK HUDSON, NEw YORK Home Economics You can'f pass Corny wifhouf smiling because fhere's always a smile in refurn. And affer you see fhe smile. you can expecf fo hear her unmisfakable giggle. If we have froubles, we can counf on her quief undersfanding fo give us a liff. Even if Corny is busy wifh preparafions for a Y conference or a choir concerf, she'II remain calm and unrufflecl. Always foofing off somewhere is . . . Corny, SHIRLEY TUSKA PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY Psychology Shirley's sincerify and perseverance make her respecfed as bofh a big sisfer and a friend. Conscienfious abouf her work, her habifaf is fhe psychology lab, where she is always willing fo give moral ,supporf fo a desperafe nighf-before-exam-worrier. Shirley's undersfanding of music makes if a pleasure fo lisfen fo her soofhing se- lecfions on fhe piano, and her quief smile assures you fhaf if was her pleasure foo. JACQUELINE WAKELING FLUSHING, NEW YORK Economics Wafching Jackie's efficiency as class secrefary for fwo years, we are sure fhaf she will make a successful busi- ness woman. Before quizzes, Jackie believes fhe doomed man should always eaf a hearfy meal buf .some- fimes she even manages wifhouf one. Wall Sfreef had beffer wafch ouf when fhis fall orderly gal comes fheir way and asks whaf dear? TH lf eniora MARGUERITE WEBER wsLLsvlLLs, NEW YORK English Looking for an argumeni? You came 'ro The righi' per- son. And wha+ do you fhink ol rhe polifical siiuaiion in -? Before you know if you are hurlling headlong in+o a debaie. Small. dynamic, and volafile, Mickey will challenge any obieciors and end up winning her poini every lime. Boosrer of curren+ evenfs and public affairs, Town Hall would be lifeless wiihoui . . . Mickey. NORA WHITTAKER ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND Biology A iruly malure person, Gene accepts responsibiliiy calm- ly. The Chesapeake Bay is close io her heart and naiur- ally sailing, according 'ro Gene, cannoi be surpassed. A iufure social worker wilh her eye on Rome is. . . Gene. CONSTANCE WOODALL enosse POINTE si-ionss, MICHIGAN Sociology Wi+h plans for a wedding in February, Connie siaried io acceleraie her work las'r Sepiember. We didn'+ approve 'foo heariily 'rhough for we haied +he 'rhoughi of losing Connie so soon. We missed her confagious giggle and slow drawl in long smoker sessions. Nof ius+ anybody could carry eighi courses and s'rill be aciive in campus fun. buf Connie could and did, and never ceased fo amaze us all. T H lf eniord MARY ANN E. WORKINGER EMMAUS, PENNSYLVANIA Biology A menTion oT The wedding band on her leTT hand or The Workinger's aparTmenT in Towson, brings a lighT To Susie's eyes. WheTher she is in The classroom or aT BeTa BeTa BeTa meeTing, she is a scienTiTic and eTTicienT worker and a proTound Thinker. WiTh deTiniTe ideas abouT everyThing, you'll recognize ThaT The idealisT wiTh her TeeT on The ground is . . . Susie. I CAROLINE WUNDERLY CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS Nursery School Come on, Cal. you've been in The sewing lab long enough. Because of The viTal naTure oT her proiecTs, This lighT-hearfed senior doesn'T seem To begrudge over- Time work. A residenT of STrawn. she has escaped The menial Tasks. AcTive in choir. cooperaTive and amicable, our Navy BIue and Gold rooTer is. . .CaI. JEANNE 'ZIMMERMAN HAVERTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Home Economics WhaTl chicken again? ask The STrawn residenTs, Oh, goodness, Jeanne moans, we musT sTick To our budget Calm and unassuming, giving her energies Tor hockey. she has The black and blue marks To prove her loyalTy To The class Team. QuieTly unobTrusive, a magical charm has. . .Jeanne. swf' THE l eniorfi JUNE ZWIGARD MAPLEWOOD, New JERSEY Home Economics Even home economics maiors don'+ of+en possess rhe eye forsfyle Thai belongs +o Junie. Jusr spol a dress in Vogue and before you know il, June is wearing if, and loolcing be++er 'rhan The professional model. She'Il bursf righf in wi'rh her friendly Hi and vivacious chal- ler, wherever she mighl be. Her miniarure sife is aug- meniecl by her favorife high heels, bu+ high or low, you'll recognize. . .Junie. F ,, X' J ,Q-V, E ,.kk. H ,f-'S5jifjEi:f..,l'Q.5 4 E HW 1, 4 A Zi y E Q . -3 ff'E TWf 5Qsf +1 A Mff q QS I ,lln 11. gms, V- . N W f Z U 3, 1 5? .ff ifflim 5 'FTT35' I' , LW ig N jk ? ,V K M 9 3 Q, - , mil N 1-ff y lg c-'Qs 21 . 9 A . Ti I 1 'ix - ' ' ' f' A T-3231 32 A' ak: af , W. , 5. 'f ' , ' ' lvuz fx L. L. L. 1, i Q Y 5 : , gf J - wa f L 1' Y f wi wg TY 'V A fix, H w ' , , ,pf ' .A A 4 ,,.. P- . Z H W 'fn gi-g,,k:g31g--f':',' LS' ', ' - -A 'gg t if -,-' 5,5 m 1 .Rf , xt 57: . M I i Nggek gif Jhfwfzx' L' sed 1-aw:--',1:: H g ,, Q 'A 'QM ,mf A ,ff i s Sf' it -wi? , L,A.:iA X., .. 4, N,-W QQ ge at H gig 2 W N, WN. K Wx ww Em.. mn Q 'N f K -,mo 7 .A F? 'YV 4. Ap ' W i. Q. it L9 1 PR, vu OFFICERS ELIZABETH ROBINSON . . ,... Presidenf JO ANNE McCUNE . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf BETSY ZELT ..... . . Secrefary ELAINE SCOTT . . . . Treasurer .IIIII IIIIII -ff.. ,nn i ull 3 p-ug THE uniorzi Firsf Row: MARCIA ALLAN . . . ELIZABETH ARNOLD. . MARGARET ARONSON . . .... Roosevelf, N. Y. MARY JANE BALDWIN. . . Second Row: CHARLOTTE HESHORE. CATHARINE BETTERLY. MARY ANN BODY. . . SALLY BOWERS. . Third Row: KATHRYN BRIWA. . CAROL BROWER. . . BARBARA BURKLEY. . LOUISE BUSER. . . Fourfh Row: JUDITH CAHN. . JOAN CAPLAIN ,... MARY ELLEN CHIDESTER. . . MARGARET CHURCH. . . FIHI1 Row: MARIAN CRAIG. . . SHIRLEY DANA. . BARBARA DECKER. . . NANCY ANN EATON. . Sixih Row: CHARLOTTE ENDRES. . . . JOYCE FEARNLEY. . . FAUSTENA FRADD. . . NANCY FREEMAN. . Seven+I1 Row: JANE FRUECHTEMEYER. . LOIS GAERTNER .... BETTY JANE CERSTMEYER. . MYRLE GORGAS ..... . . . . Williamsporf, Md. . . .Akron, Ohio .Norfh Caldwell, N. J. . . Mf. Wolf, Pa. . . . Moscow, Pa. . . Berks Counfy, Pa. . .Frederick Md. . .Hudson, N. Y. . .Weehawken, N, J. . . . Elkfon, Md. . . Lebanon, Pa. .New Rochelle, N. Y. .New Rochelle, N. Y. . . . Madison, N. J. . . .Kingsi'on, Pa. . . . Philadelphia, Pa. . .Pinehursh N. C. . . .RiverdaIe, N. Y. . .Wesfernporf, Md. . .Washingfon, D. C. . . . Rochesier, N. Y. . . .Newporr, R, I. . . Blueiield, W. Va. . . . Ba?fimo'e, Md. . . . Balfimore, Md. . . . Baiiimore, Md. .Garden Ciiy, N, Y. THE uniord Firsf Row: JOANNE GRAHAME. . . JOAN HALFORD. . . JANE HARP. . MYRNA HAYS. . Second Row: NANCIE HILL. . LYNNE IRONS. . JOAN IVERSEN . . . JOAN JAZOWSKI . . . Third Row: DEBORAH JOHNSTON . . DOROTHY ANN JOYCE . . RUTH ANN KELL . . . SARAH KUHNS. . . Fourfh Row: BARBARA LEWIS. . . DORIS LISSAMAN. . PATRICIA LLOYD. . . BETTY ANN LOOSE. . Fiflh Row: MARY LOUISE MATTHEWS. . BETH MCKIM ........ BARBARA MENGES. . . JANET MILLER. . . Sixllm Row: NATALIE MORRIS .... GERTRUDE NICHOLSON .... MARY ELIZABETH NICHOLSON BARBARA ODEND'HAL ..... Sevenlll Row: NANCY OWEN . . . MERCEA PANFIL. . . .DELAIDE PARKES .... ANNE MARIE PATTISON . . . Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . Honolulu, Hawaii . . . Middlelown, Md. . .Grcen1burg, Pa. . . .Norwfch, N. Y. . .Weslwood, N. J. . . .NulIey, N. J. . . .Brainlree, Mass. . . . Jamesporl, N. Y. Cambria Heights, N. Y. . . .Wesl Cheslar, Pa. . . .Franklin, Pa. . .Craniord, N. J . . .Chalham, N. J. . . . .Verona, Pa. . .Myerslown, Pa. . .Scranh:n, Pa. . .Newa k, N. J. . . .Amb!er, Pa. . . Ballimore, Md. . . Pillsburgh, Pa. . . .Tcwson, Md. . .Coral Gables, Fla. . . Hagerstown, Md. . . . Ashville, N. C. . .Willow Grove, Pa. Mountain Lakes, N. J. . . . . Holyoke, Mass. ' a Gu' ,-1 OW' 5 S. 'W 9 I3 'T x hu. i 3 -9 r-gy IS THE uniorfi Firsl Row: JANET PEEK ..... MARILYNN PHILLIPS. STEFANIE PICK. . . NANCY PIHLGREN. . Second Row: MARTHA POLAN . . . SHIRLEY PRESCOTT . . JULIA ANN RANK. , KATHRYN REDELFS . . Third Row: JOAN RIEDELL .... ELIZABETH ROBINSON BEVERLY ROSENBERG . JANET ROSENSTOCK . . Fourfh Row: AUDREY ROSENTHAL. DOROTHY ROST. . . . CALLIRHOE ROUPAS. MARCIA SANDERS. . Fiffiw Row: EVELYN SCHAFFER. . ELAINE SCOTT. . . SHEILA SEIGAI... . . NANDINI SEN . . Sixlh Row: CAROLINE SHRINER . PATRICIA SILVER. . . KATHERINE SPONSLER. . . .Radnor, Pa. . .Pil+sburgh, Pa. . . . Ballimore, Md. . .Bogola, N. J. .CharIesfon, W. Va. . . . .Cressona, Pa. . . Cliffon Heighls, Pa. . . Wes? Newlon, Mass. . , . Garden Cily, N. Y. . . . .Oaklyn, N. J. . . .Culpeper, Va. . . . Frederick, Md. . . .Asbury Park, N. J. . . .Maywood, N. J. . ..... York, Pa. . . Fillsburqh, Pa. . . Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . Rogersville, Pa. . . Walerfown, Mass. . . . . Rome, lfaly . .Tansylown, Md. . . . . Philadelphia, Pa . . . .Harrisburg, Pa BETTY JANE STAMBAUGH . . . . .Taneylown, Md Sevenlh Row: JOCELYN STEINBUEHLER. . . . .Port Washinglon, N. BETSY SWEENEY ..... .... . Ballimore, Md JOAN TONER. . . . . . . Essex Falls, N. NORA DELDEE TRUXAL . . . . Frederick, Md THE uniorb Firsf Row: ALICE ANN UNGETHUEM . . ELIZABETH VAN BLARCOM . . JANE VAN FOSSAN .... SHIRLEY WALKER . . Second Row: PHOEBE WEBB. . . MARION WELDEN . . PATRICIA WINTER . . . ELIZABETH WOODCOCK . . Third Row: WANDA YOUNG . . BETSY ZELT .... . . Abingion, Mass. . . Paferson, N. J. . . . Cleveland, Ohio . . Bloomfield, N. J. Soufh Plainfield, N. J. . Mamaroneck, N, Y. . . . Geffysburg, Pa. . . Freeporf, N. Y. . . Aberdeen, Md. . .AIIenIown, Pa. 5' Q, -s J' fi 5' rf! 'iw-W -W S552 1- .Rm 2' 5 1 1. ,Q ,J -9' 'L ' if SR il EH lllllflllll E OFFICERS KATHERINE TERRELL . . . . . Presidenf NORMA SIMPSON . . . . Vice-Presideni JEAN BAKER. . . . .Secrefary SUSAN LAVENTHOL. . . . Treasurer -5' ln lA .Q Q '2 fr r Ili I . J tv . 1- 1 V' TV ' ' sg I ,15- - Ilxx 'll I ' 1 L- THE OP 0I'l'I,0l e6 Firsf Row: EMILEE AALFS. . . GRETCHEN AMOS. . MARY ARDIS ....... CATHERINE ARRINGTON . . . Second Row: PATRICIA ASHCROFT. . ALICE AVANOZIAN . . JEAN BAKER .... JEAN BANNERMAN. . Third Row: DENISE BLUTTMAN. . . SALLY BOGAR ..... BLANCHE BONIFACE. . ALICE BOWERS ..., Fourih Row: FLORENCE BURGLY. . HELEN CALHOUN . . MARY LOU CATON. . GLORIA CLARK. . . FIHI1 Row: SUSAN CLEMENT. . . FRANCES COHEN . . . BARBARA COLEMAN . . SUZANNE CORWIN . . Sixlh Row: ANNE COUNES. . RAMONA CROWL. . ELEANOR CROZIER. . CARYL DAUBER. . Sevenlh Row: JEAN DAUBER. . ELVIRA DAVIS. . NANCY DAVIS .... JANE DICKENSON. . . . . .Norrislown, Pa. . . .Vero Beach, Fla. . . . .Mechanicsburg, Pa. . .Hunlingdon Valley, Pa. . . .BoonIon, N. J. . . .Manhasse1', N. Y. . . . Hanover, Pa. . . .AIexandria, Va. . . Ballimore, Md. . . . .I-larrisburg. Pa. . .Ailanlic Cify, N. J. . . .Frederick Md. . . . New Kenslnglon, Pa. . . . . Befhesda, Md. . .ArIinqIon. Va. . . .Trenlon, N. J. . .Cranfcrd, N. J. . .PhiIadeIphia, Pa. . . . ,WyncoIe, Pa. . . . Springfield, Ohio . . . New York, N, Y . . Brunswick, Md . .WashZngfon, D. C . .Washinglon, D. C . . Washinqlon, D. . . .New York, N. Y . .Blnghamlon, N. . . Beaver Falls, P THE 0,0 0l'l'L0l Qf5 Firsl Row: SHEILA DELANEY. . ELIZABETH DRIGGS. . JANET EDELSTEIN. . . CAROL ERLANGER . . Second Row: INDA FARRELL. . USlE FITZWILLIAM . . ARBARA FLEMMING . ORIS FULMER .... hird Row: ETSY GARY . . . ANCY GOOD .... LIZABETH HAPGOOD. . MALIA HEINEMAN. ourlh Row: ANE HINKLE .... ARBARA HOFFMAN . DLYN HOLLEARN. . LORENCE HOOD. . . iflh Row: ATlLDA JACKS. . . ARY JOHNSTON . . . ARY KELLS ...... EREDITH KILPATRICK. . . . . ixlh Row: ONSTANCE LANCE. ANCY LANGDON . . SAN LAVENTHOL . . RLENE LIGHT .... evenlh Row: TTY LUSCOMBE. . IZABETH LYNCH . . . NE LYON ..... ALlA MALES. . . . .CafonsvllIe, Md Easl Harlford, Conn . . .AlIenlown, Pa . . Glens Falls, N. Y. Pelham Manor, N. Y . Marion Sfalion, Pa. Merchanfville, N. J . . . Frederick, Md . .Balfimon-e, Md . . . Harrisburg, Pa . . Lanesboro, Mass. . . .Ann-apolis, Md . . . Columbia, Pa . Bernardsville, N, J . . . Plllsburgh, Pa .Virginia Beach, Va . .AlIenfown, Pa . . .Drexel Hill. Pa . . . Brooklyn, N. Y .Lafayelle Hill, Pa .BernardsvilIe, N. J. . . . .Nutley, N. J . . Philadelphia, Pa. . . .Hanover, Pa. . . .NulIey, N. J. . .MounlvlIle, Pa. . . . Harrisburg, Pa. . .Kenmore, N. Y. 1. . ll.. J. x 4 B rj Xl-n l 15:1 T -rail ,E- - . ' NH 5 . A T '41 ., I1 Y X 'H' T iw ' 5: Aw ' l I I -ff.. ,J Y f , '-, it if I4 l . 3'1. 1 1 ,, X l 32, Ki Q, TJ '1-'Yr ual I A ,,. , J i' rr ' i' v h u, Q. I rr., I' .1-.. ' l I af X 2 , E 1 1 ' 1-:- -. ' ' fe Mm.- l X !',f4l . 4 1 N 1 'L i 'Q j. oo' Ami XX x. , THE 0,0 0I'l'l0l 85 Firsr Row: JANET MARRA. . . RUTH MARSHALL. . . DIANE MATHIAS. . JEAN MCCARTY. . Second Row: DONNA McDOWELL. . DOLORES MILLER. . . KAY MOORHEAD. . . ELIZABETH OEHRLE. . . Third Row: MARILYN OGDEN. . . ELYSE FADE .... JOYCE PARKER. . SARAH PARKER . . FourIh Row: CHARLOTTE PEARLMAN. . . SALLIE PENNEBAKER. . KAYE PETERSEN .... BARBARA PETERSON. . FIHII Row: NANCY POPE .... JOYCE PRITCHARD. . MARILYN RANDALL. . ELIZABETH REID. . . SIXII1 Row: JOAN REID .... BETTY REMSBERG .... DORIS ANN RENCKEN . DOLORES ROSSETTI . . Seven'II1 Row: PATRICIA SABIN .... GRACE SANTELMANN . NOLAH LEE SAWYER. MARIAN SCHAPIERER , . .Jersey Cify, N. J . . .NuI'Iey, N. J . . .Balfimore, Md . .summit N. J . .BIuemonI, . . .BeIhlehem, . .PhiIadeIphIa, . . Monongahela, . ,SummII, N. . . . . . Perkasie, Va Pa Pa Pa J Pa Shaker Heighfs, Ohi . . . .Ramsey, N. J . .EngIewood, N. . . .HarIsviIIe, P . .Arlingfon, V . . Norwood, P . ,Silver Spring, M . . Morristown, N. . . .MonIcIair, N. . . .ThurmonI, M . . . . Scranfon, . .MiddleIown, M . .Demaresh N . .Irvinqfon, N Jackson Heighfs, N . . . .Washingfon, D. . . .PIfman, N . . New York, N THE 0,9 0l'I'LOI'Q5 Firsl Row: CAROL SCHWARZ. . . PAMELA SELTZER. . . NANCY LEE SHARON. . . RENA SHEEHAN .... Second Row: NORMA SIMPSON. . . HELEN SLACK. . . DORIS SMITH . . MARY SMITH . . . Third Row: JOAN SOMMER. . JOYCE SPENCER ...... . . . . .Washinglon, D. C NANCY LOU SWEARINGEN. . . ANN SWITZER ....... Fourlh Row: LIBBIE THOMPSON . . . ANN RAE TIMANUS. . . ANNE TOWNSEND . . . JOAN VAN TASSEL. . FIHI1 Row: NANCY VAN WIE. . . FAY WAGNER ..... ELIZABETH WARREN. . . JANE WATSON. . . Sixlh Row: BARBARA WEAVER. . . VIOLET WESTERBERG. . LOIS WHITE ..... JOANNE WILCOX . . Sevenlh Row: ANN WORKMAN . . . BARBARA YEAKLE . . . . .Yonkers, N. . . Lansdowne, Pa . . . .Sleellon, Pa . .Kennell Square, Pa . .Alexandria, Va . . Pilman, N. J . . . Drexel Hill, Pa . . . Newlown, Conn. Upper Monlclair, N. J . .Thurmonl, Md . . .Ncrfolk, Va . . .Richmond, Va . .Balllmore, Md . . . Hughesvllle, Pa . . .Weslfield, N. J . .Rochesler, N. Y . .Camp Hill, Pa . . . .Hingham, Mass Great Barringlon, Mass. . . . . Frederick, Md . .Washinglon, D. C . . . Drexel Hill, Pa . . Newlown Square, Pa . . . Lalrobe, Pa . .Norrislown, Pa -4,4 A 5 Q.-fi? 'wi 'J ,1 OFFICERS VIRGINIA PARKER. . . . . Presidem' JOYCE LAUBACH . . . . . Vice-Presideni BARBARA LEE HEAPS. . . .Secretary JOAN SANDIFORD . . . . Treasurer FIIIIIIIIII II J ef' T ., 3-vw Lal? J. 4? 42 :Za-'f AV' AP, I . rf 1' ? I xx THE P86 lfl'l2l'l Firsl' Row: BARBARA ADAMS. . ANN ALLEN .... JOAN APFELBAUM. . . JOSEPHINE AOUINO. . . Second Row: JUDITH ARMSTRONG DOROTHEA BAKER. . JEAN BAKER. . . CYNTHIA BERK. . . Third Row: SUZANNE BEST. . BARBARA BLISS. . NANCY BORDEN. . . JANE BRAINERD. . Fourfh Row: NANCY BRANDT. . BARBARA BRIGGS . . MARIAN BUCKMAN . LOIS BURNETT. . . FIIII1 Row: LYNNE CARLETON. . . . . NANCY JO CASSEBAUM. . JOAN CHURCHILL. . MARY LOU COMLEY. Sixih Row: NANCY CORT ..,. ADAMADIA DEFOREST. . ANN DRAYER ..... PATRICIA DRISCOLL . Sevenlh Row: SUZANNE ECKHARDT REBECCA EVERSOLE . DOROTHY FAIRBANKS MARGARET FLEGEL. . Wellesley Hills, Mass . . . Jefferson, Md . . .Jenkinfown, Pa . .Glen Ridge, N. J . . Newfonvillel Mass. . . .Avondale, Pa. . . . Marshfield, Mass. .Garden Cily, N. Y. . . . . Leesporl, Pa . . .RochesIer, N. Y ......Erie, Pa . .Bridgeporl, Conn . New Kensinglon, Pa . . .OneonIa, N. Y. . . . .Scdus, N. Y. . . .Fair Lawn, N. J. . . . Foxboro, Mass. . . . . . . Easlon, Pa. . Collingswood, N. J. . . . .Ardmorel Pa. . . .Flushinq, N. Y . . .Harrisburg, Pa . .Washinglon, D. C. . . Haddonfield, N. J. . . .M-edison, N. J . .Kenmore, N. Y . .Lowell, Mass . . . Hurlock, Md THE F85 I'l'lel'l Firsl Row: MARJORIE GRAVES . . NANCY GREINER. . . ELEANOR GYNGELI.. . . JANET-GEDDES HALLOCK. . Second Row: DENISE HAMBURGER. . PATRICIA HANNA. . . BARBARA HEAPS. . JOAN HERCULSON . . Third Row: FRANCES HOLLEARN. . . CAROLYN I-IOWIE. . . JANE HUBBARD ...,.. ELIZABETH JOHNSTON. . . Fourllw Row: EVELYN KAUFFELD. . ELIZABETH KIE8 ..... MARY CATHERINE KOEHLER. , PATRICIA KRATZ ....,.. Fiflh Row: HARRIET LANGDON . . CYNTHIA LANGIS. . . JOYCE LAUBACH. . . MARY JANE LEINER. . Sixilw Row: JOAN LEWIS. . NANCY LOWE .... GENEVIEVE MARTER. . . JACQUELINE MCCURDY. . Sevenllw Row: PATRICIA MENDENHALL JOAN MERCY ...... NANCY MILLER .... MARGARET MITCHELL , . . . Summif, N. J. . . Elmsford, N. Y. . . . .Rome, N, Y, . . . Elizabefh, N. J. . . . Baliimore, Md. . .Caledonia, N. Y. . . .Foresf Hill, Md. . . . Balfimore, Md. , . . Pillsburgh, Pa. . . .Millon, Mass. . .Rldgewood, N. J. . . . Drexel Hill, Pa. . .BIoomfield, N. J. . . Maplewood, N. J. . . .Glenshaw, Pa. . . . . Erie, Pa. Charles Town, W. Va. . .Mount Carmel, Pa. . .Lansdowne, Pa. . . .Tiffin, Ohio . . . . Ballimore, Md. . . Schuylerville, N. Y. . . . . Beverly, N .J. . . Towson, Md. . . Summil, N. J. . . . . Drexel Hill, Pa. Wesl Englewood, N. J. . . . . . Bayside, N. Y. 'WK fi A? 'Q' , Li' at 71' ,i QQ' 'S it fi, li- nl THE F85 lflflell Flrsf Row MARY ELIZABETH MONTGOM ERY JANET MOYER PHYLLIS OATES MARGARET OSBORN Second Row VIRGINIA PARKER VERNA PARKINSON JOAN PAULIK JOHANN POTTER Third Row PENELOPE PROBERT MARY PROVAN DIANE PUSEY MARY ALICE RAINE Fourfh Row SUE RAMACCIOTTI JUDITH RAYMOND ELLYN REIGHTER FIHI1 Row LOUISE ROI K MARGARET RUEHL LINDA SALAMONE JOAN SANDIFORD Slxfh Row DOROTHY SCATES LOUISE SCHAFFNER ALICE JANE SCHMIDT JEANNE SCHMIDT Sevenfh Row NANCY SCHWARZ BARBARA SEEHORN SANDRA SEWELI. CARLA SMUCK Bala Cynwyd Pa Schuylkill Haven Capon Bldge W Va Washington D Bath Marne Frederrck Md Bayside N Y V e and N J Souih Orange N J Manchesfer Conn West Grove Pa S em N J Hagersfown Md Norwich N Y Alexandria Va Venfncr Clfy N Verona N New B lghfon P e'monf Mas Wash1ngIon D I Hummelsfown P Washmgfon D Balhmore Yonkers N Newporf Ten Phlladelphxa P Washxngion D xx I I .A ' : ' ........ , .... ' ,Pa, ' .... , ......... InI , .. N ............... I , I - .............. a ,. can If MARJORIE REED ......... ..... M cKeesporf, P 5 .............. -,. .......... S ,. 6 g .....,........ ' M I , I .............. ' ,. I I , i ,- I , f LQ' ml X THE P86 l'l'I,2l'l Firs'r Row: PAMELA SNOW. . . LOUISE STEPHAN . . . LYDA STONE ....... DOLORES SUENDERHAUF. . . . Second Row: BARBARA SULLIVAN. . SALLY LOU TAYLOR. . GAIL THOMAS . . . ZOE TOWNSEND. . Third Row: MARY VAN NOSTRAND. DONNA WAITS ..... SHIRLEY WEBER. . PORTIA WHITAKER. . . Fourfh Row: RUTH WHITAKER. . . SUZANNE WHITE .... SUSANNE WIDTMAN. . . NANCY WILNER. . . Fif+I1 Row: MARIAN WINQUIST. . Wes? Harfford, Conn. . . . Princeton, N. J. . . . Manhassef, N. Y. . Aifaniic Ciiy, N. J. . . Bedford, Pa. . . . .Johnsfown, Pa. .Souih Orange. N. J. . . . .lIhaca, N. Y. .Fair Haven, N. J. . . .Teaneck, N. J. . .RochesYer, N, Y. . . .Harrisburg Pa. . . .Harri:burg, Pa. . . Rocky River, Ohio . . .Uhca, N. Y. . . .BaI1imo:e, Md. . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. CID AP The sun illuminales 'rhe pillar ol Opporfunify. ll helps us lo loocome coqnizanl of ihe weallh of experiences we are allorded ai' l-lood. ln our classrooms, asso- cialing wilrh individuals who ofler us 'rheir lcnowledqe and guidance, in our every- day coniacis wiih our classmales. we see our chance To develop injrelleclually, morally and socially. Yel, il is The individuals responsiloilify To make fha mos'r ol 'fhese opporfuniiies. llllllllllllllm T.. I I ww 1, Q1 I 1 'I I I VJ la 4l 1 Y W W I. PRESIDEN PRESIDENT ANDREW G. TRUXAL 74 HOPE-OPPORTUNIT OBLIGATION-DEMOCRACY No daughTer oT Hood walking up The cenTer oT The campus when The Tlood- lighTs are on Alumnae Hall can Tail To experience a Thrill as she mediTaTes on This symbol oT The College and reTlecTs abouT The designaTions given To each oT These columns by Dr. Joseph Henry Apple. There is HOPE, wiThouT which man ceases To be man, IT is as True Today as iT was when The words were urrered by The Old TesTamenT seer ThaT where no vision is, The people perish. lT is The glory of man ThaT he can use his pasT experience To Tashion his dreams Tor The TuTure and To have all his daily .eTTorTs press like a knife-edge againsT Tomorrow. The second column represenTs OPPORTUNITY-The privilege oT inTellecTual associaTion wiTh The greaT minds oT all Time, The chance To explore The physical, social. and spiriTual universes. Yes, college years are The days when liTe-long friendships are made, spiriTual insighTs deepened, poTenTialiTies released, and maTuriTy aTTained. BuT The opporTuniTies presenTed To us would noT have been possible unless pasT generaTions had recognized ThaT opporTuniTy carries wiTh iT OBLIGATION, The 'Third pillar, The pasT, TogeTher wiTh our own Tamilies and Triends, aslc only ThaT in reTurn Tor The opporTuniTies here aTTorded we recognize our obligaTion To realize our besT selves in order Thai' we may be The agenTs Tor enlarging The opporTuniTies Tor Those who will Tollow aTTer us. DEMOCRACY, The TourTh column, carries a very special message in a day when The very accepTance oT The idea is being challenged vigorously. In The currenT sTruggle beTween rival ideologies, The ulTimaTe TesT oT The survival OT democracy will depend on iTs abiliTy To saTisTy man's basic desires. If in The class- rooms, The playing fields. The dormiTories, CooperaTive GovernmenT AssociaTions, and' in all oTher aspecTs oT our liTe TogeTher, we can malce democracy a living, meaningTul, and dynamic realiTy, Then we need have no Tears Tor iTs survival on The larger sTage oT liTe. ANDREW 6. TRUXAL Advisor To The Class oT I952 75 ADMINISTRATION KATHERINE SHERRILL D fS+d+ GRACE N BROWN Rgf ELIZABETH ECKHARDT MAY D FF I'I'y ADMINISTRATION HERBERT N HESTON A IIIII1 P sIcIenI' and D 'I I P bl Rel Iions J HAROLD HOOPER T as smg MARY GRACE HELFENSTEIN E I' S 'r y f+h AI eAssocia+ion FACULTY Miss Loomis, Mr. Eddy, Mr. Ranck 'Z' W' 1 -ul Mr. Neely, Mrs. May, Miss Mueller, Mrs. Rawson Mrs. Fleschman, Miss Smith, Miss Dutrow Miss Mather, Miss Little, Mrs. Larson, Miss Chambers, Mrs, Gross ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS ANDREW GEHR TRUXAL ................ President A.B., A.M., Franklin and Marshall Collegeg B.D., Theological Seminary of the Evangelical and Reformed Church, Lancaster, Pennsylvaniag A.M,, Dartmouth College, Ph.D., Columbia Uni- versity, LL.D., Franklin and Marshall College. HENRY IRVIN STAHR .... ..... . . .President Emeritus A.B., A.M., D.D,, Franklin and Marshall Collegeg LL.D., Ursinus Colleiqeg L.H.D., Cedar Crest College. ELIZABETH ECKHARDT MAY ........ Dean of the Faculty B.S., A.M., Ed.D., Columbia University, KATHERINE SHERRILL ........ , .... Dean of Students A.B., Woman's College, University of North Carolinag A.M., Columbia University. 78 RUTH E. PERRY ........... Associate Dean of Students 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. HERBERT N. HESTON ...... Assistant to the President and Director of Public Relations A.B., Dartmouth College, J. HAROLD HOOPER ...... Treasurer and Business Manager HELENA B, HAMILTON. . . . .Bursar and Assistant Treasurer MARY GRACE HELFENSTEIN. ....... Executive Secretary of the Alumnae Association A.B., Hood College. CATHERINE A. THOMAS ............... Secretary 1 H H ...,. 1 1 nl 'xii W E- 11 ,g if 4 .ltr '- :gif I Q ,, 33,1 12 , I I Qizsg? 'flh 5 m T: Q '-' -- Ag .1 .-45:1 if? uf f A i fi ,J f a x I ' , - 'gif' 1 fa- 5' -'fre-,1l.g.1 i -.-X .4 F 3 ' Ir' -'Pa ff -f - gm. A A fry '- ff . is ll -A - ---, i,: 5 .L, f f if k ' .,, Q ig F ' ' -L ij' E 'T 3 I A , if 4 ' -. 5 ' 2 ' J, X 1 r. x ,rjzz ,-5-Y A F291 i ,, 'f f 6 'f'r'i'5y . R, X -rl., ' .4 , L ' ,! fgr V ... X: T Q, , f-- f w 1 f:,:1 ,u -' ' f ffgf , M tyyuqwfln 1- K.. ,X ,Q - fp ' f 'Q ' --1' ' f 'Q l X f ,, ig A P., , --3, , -Lg L: ' 4 ' il' 5, QA 'Tx . 95 ' .- I 1 i -fi-Ark' 5 I X' '31, - 4,1 L fi - n- w: ff A A 'Ht ' g K ga -f ' .11 ld, ,,. 'q L W 1 7.4-A ' laik' ,, '.l.-- ,g'-.., V ' 4 4 ,LS It 0 Qld-Li, vt rf N ' -es' ' f-14 .,-I, , .,.,..MA I . Xm,,iJ,,,,- L .Jud . 1 J INXS 'x f 331 Y- r 1' ,Y,-:--nf ,-.-11..- '1 x V I FACULTY Miss Culuiian, Mrs. Campion hz' we Miss Clapp, Miss Smith, Miss Foland WILLIAM RUPP BARNHART Professor of Religion and Philosophy A.B., The Johns Hopkins Universilyg A,M., Columbia University: Union Theological Seminaryg D.D., Pacific Universily. EARLE B. BLAKESLEE ....... . . .... Professor of Music B.Mus., Easlrnan School of Music: M.Mus., Universily of Soulh- ern Californiag S.M.D., Union Theological Seminary. NELLIE K. BLOCHER ........... Professor of Educafion A.B., A.M., Gelfysburg College: A.M., Columbia Universily. ELIZABETH B. BOWER .......... Professor of Chemisfry B.S.A M.S., The Pennsylvania Slale College. MARTHA M. BRINEY ....... Assisianf Professor of English A.B., Hood Colleqeg A.M., Universify of Michigang Michigan Stale College. Miss McCarrell, Miss Lippy, Miss Powelson LILLIAN OLIVE BROWN ....... Professor of Maihemalics A.B., Dickinson Collcgeg A.M., Columbia Universily. THOMAS B. BRUMBAUGH ...... Assislanf Professor of Ari B.S., Stale Teachers College, Indiana, Pennsylvaniag M.A., Uni- versify of Iowa: Ohio Slale Universily. lANNA MARIE BUDDE . ...,.. Assislanf Professor of Voice E.Mus., Curtis lnslifule of Musicg Teor:lier's Cerlificale, Peabody Conservalory ol Musicg pupil of Madame Queens Mario. HELEN CHAMBERS. . . Associafe Professor of Home Economics A.B., Mills Collegeg A.M., Columbia University. ELIZABETH BETHEA CLAPP. . .lnslruclor in Physical Education B.S., The Woinan's College oi fhe University ol North Carolina. BEULAH CLAIRE COMPTON . Associate Professor of Psychology A.B., University of Rochester, A.M., New York State College for Teachers, Cornell University. FRANCES C. CUTUJIAN. . ...... Professor of Psychology A.B., A.M., Vassar College, Ph.D., Yale University. KATHARINE E. DUTROW . Librarian, Lecturer in Library Science A.B., Hood College, B.S., Simmons School of Library Science. FREDERICK D. EDDY .,.... Professor of Modern Languages A.B,, I-Inrnilton College, A.M., Columbia University, Mid- dlebury Collegeg Universite, de Paris, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. CATHERINE H. I'-OLAND ......... Assistant Professor of Physical Education B, S., M. S., Syracuse University. SYBIL C. FONDA ........... Assistant Professor of Art A.B., Mount Holyoke College, M,F.A., University of Iowa. BERNICE J, GROSS. .Associate Professor of Home Economics B.S., Oregon State Collcge, M.S., Iowa State College. MILDRED J. HEADINGS ....... Professor of History and Political Science A.B., Bucknell University, B.Mus., Ithaca College ol Music, A.M., Ph.D., Cornell University, Columbia University, Diplome su- peric-ur d'eturIes lrancaises modernes, Alliance Francaise, Paris, the Sorbonne. SARA E. HESS .... Assistant Professor of Secretarial Studies B.S., Slate Teachers College, Indiana, Pennsylvania, M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State College. LOIS K. HILL ......... Instructor in Pre-School Education B.S., Now York Stale College ol Home Economics, Cornell University. SALLY WILLS HOLLAND ..... Assistant Professor of English A,B., Westhampton College, A.M., Columbia University, Dra- matic Art, University ol North Carolina. CLAIRE LANCHE ..,.... Instructor in Modern Languages University of Strasbourg, Columbia University, Conservatory of Music, Strasbourg, Konigliche Hochschule tiir bildende Kunste und Musik, Berlin. 'MILDRED F. LARSON ..... Instructor in Home Economics B.S., Iowa State College. E. LOUISE LEONARD . Associate Professor of Modern Languages A.B., A.M,, Smith College, Columbia University, Middlebury Schools ol French and Italian, Universite de Grenoble, Univer- site de Paris. VIRGINIA E. LEWIS .... Assistant Professor of Social Studies KB., Washington University, LL.B., George Washington Univer- sity, New York University. GRACE E. LIPPY ......... Associate Professor of Biology A.B., Wilson College, A.M., The Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University. HELEN R. LITTLE .... Assistant Professor of Home Economics B.S., Temple University. BERTHA L, LOOMIS ....... Professor of Latin and Greek A.B., Keuka College, A.M., Columbia University,zfPh.D., The Johns Hopkins University. MARION LOUISE MacPHAlL. . . . . . Associate Professor of Modern Languages A.B,, Agnes Scott College, A.M., Columbia University, The Johns Hopkins University, Universite cle Paris, Centro de Estuclios Historicos in Madrid, University ol Mexico. MARY E. MATHER ......., Professor ot Home Economics A.B., Western Maryland College, M.S., The Pennsylvania State College, Columbia University. JANE D. MCCARRELL ..,......... Professor of Biology A.B., Mount Holyoke College, A.M., Vassar College, Ph.D., Radcliffe College. FACUIIY ANDREW GREER MEYER .......... Professor of English A.B., University of Nebraska, A.M., Ph.D., New York University. GALE P. MINER ................ Instructor in Art B.S., A.M., Columbia University, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center. EVELYN L. MUDGE ............ Professor of Education B.S., Florida State College for Women, Ed.D., The Johns Hop- kins University. CLARA HELEN MUELLER ....... Visiting Professor of Eco- . nomics and Sociology A.B., Carroll College, A.M., University of Wisconsin, LL.D., Western College, Chicago University. MARGARET SNYDER NEELY. .Assistant Professor of Chemistry A.B., Elmira College., A.M., Western Reserve University. WAYNE C. NEELY ............. Professor of Sociology A.B., Parsons College, A.M., The State University of Iowa, Ph.D., Columbia University. MARY ELIZABETH OSBORN . . .Associate Professor of English A.B., New York State College for Teachers, A.M., Columbia- University, Unive-rsity of London. ELIZABETH E. POWELSON ........ Instructor in Biology A.B., Oberlin College, A.M., Wellesley College. ONICA L. PRALL ..... Associate Professor of Education and Home Economics B.S., M.S., Iowa State College. JAMES BYRNE RANCK ......... Professor of History and Political Science A.B., George Washington University, A. M., Harvard University, Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University. 'MARGARET B. RAWSON ........ Instructor in Economics and Sociology A.B,, Swarthmore College, A.M., University of Pennsylvania. :OLIVE I. REDDICK .... Professor of Economics and Sociology A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, A.M., Columbia University, A.M., Ph.D., Radcliffe College. 'PHILIP SAMUEL ROYER ........... Instructor in Music A.B., Western Maryland College, A.M., Columbia University. CHARLOTTE P. SMITH ........... Catalogue Librarian A.B., Hood College, B.S., Simmons School of Library Science. MARION GERTRUDE SMITH. .Professor of Physical Education A.B., Randolph Macon Woman's College, A.M., Columbia Uni- versity. EDWIN H. SPONSELLER .... Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy B.S., State Teachers College, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, B.D., A.M., Ph.D., Yale University. 'CHARLES A. SPRENKLE ..... . ..... Instructor in Music B.M., Peabody Institute. WILLIAM SPRIGG ......... Assistant Professor of Music B.Mus., M.Mus., Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester, Pupil of Catherine Crozier, Harold Gleason and Virgil Fox. LEON E. TRACHTMAN ........... Instructor in English A. B., Hamilton College, A.M., The Johns Hopkins University. ELINOR WARE ..... ..... P rofessor of Physical Sciences A.B., A.M., Mt. Holyoke College, Ph.D., Yale University. CATHERINE WILLIAMS ........... Professor of Music A.B., Mount Holyoke College, A.M., Vassar College, pupil of E, Harold Geer, Helen Hopekirk, and Jeanne Behrend. ill Part time. I2t On leave on absence I95l-I952. Loolc now aT The pillar of ObligaTion. lT will Tell you, ThaT here aT l-lood we do noT parTicipaTe in acTiviTie,s unless we have a deTiniTe inTeresT in Them. OUT oT This, evolves a spiriT oT responsibiliTy To The ideals we seT as our goals, wheTher iT loe loyalTy To our homes, churches, organizaTions or To ourselves. WiTh This always in mincl, we enTer inTo The acTiviTies on our campus. lflllll llllll sk 2 E A :ii I 'if W5 5 Firsl' Row, Ieff io right S. Foss, J. Lines. Second Row: M. L. Springhorn, N. Douglass, A. Nyqren, A. Lichliler C. Gercken, R. Malfhews. Third Row: D. Handley, K, Spear, N. Ingham, D. Nygren. MORTAR BOARD . . .and in recognilion of achieverneni in 'rhis spiril' of ololigalion, Hood honors sludenls by lheir seleclion info Morfar Board. See 'rhem now ai lheir meelingg The room is filled wirh primled maierial abour lheir iorlhcoming career conference, in which lhey are working al ways io furlher The ideas oi scholarship, exlracurricular parricipalion and inlelleciual curiosily. The services lhey olzier are received by lheir fellow siudenls individually and colleclively. Bui wail . . . 84 A. Nygren, C. Gercken, D. Nyqren, D. Eisenhower ATPHA PM OMEGA . . . iusT down The hall is a room which con- Tains The Thespians oT our college, The members oT Alpha Psi Omega, who have been so honored Tor Their specialized obligahon. No sTage or cos- Tume or prop room is saTe Trom These eager hands. l.isTen closely aT The doorway: perhaps you'll hear plans Tor anolher ExperimenT Dra- maTic. Oh, buT I see our arTisTs noTIce we are lislrening . . . BETA BETA BETA . . . perhaps The occupanTs oT This room will explain how They have been selecTed Tor mem- bership in BeTa BeTa BeTa. By looking carefully aT The decor oT The room, one can probably sur- mise ThaT The reason is a specializaTion in The Tie-ld oT biological sciences. They'll show you The inTeresTing exhibiTs They compile and The proi- ecTs They have planned Tor The TuTure. BuT you say you can'T sTop . . . Firsf Row: J. Ball, N. Philgren, M. Murrie, M. Panfil, F. Pickle, Second Row: M. McDonnell, M. E. Nicholson, B. Gersfmeyer, N. Morris, P. Loudermill, P. Crook D Baird , . . 85 if .Hx ,..- ., , THE CHOIR . . . noi even To lislen lo a selecrion by lhe Hood College Choir? This group ol carefully selecled voices is under 'rhe direclion of Dr. Earle Blalceslee, wilh Mr. William Sprigg as accompanisr. If you can'l slop now ancl lisien +o lhem, perhaps you will have lhe privilege of hearing rhem al a concerl or a Vesper service. l-larmony is lheir guide, in The music lhey sing and in Their spiril of achievemenl. Bur wail. . . lhere's more music in Jrhe air. For pure enioy- menl, you mighl lilce lo slop here. The Glee Club, direcled by Miss Calherine Williams, sings because 'rhe members like ir ancl desire To learn. The members ol Oclelle use varielry as lheir musical lceynole and whalever The occasion. a dance, a parly, or Chrislmas dinner, lheir songs are sure fo please, even al . . 86 First Row: M. Lewis, R. Maffhews. M. Sihler. Secomg Igor: J. Schmidt, J, Rank, H. Backensfoe, A. Smifh, B e re . -4 4 87 T ,sm , . i 1 . ,A ef e Twiiiii i TW 'F M MARIONETTES T bye, My Fancy. Yes, They've all been given by The arTisans in This room. The Marion- eTTes bring To The campus The spiriT OT The presenTaTional arTs. You'll Tind an inTeresT in experimenTal TheaTer merged in Their ac- TiviTies. BacksTage on opening niqhT There is a busTle oT ac:TiviTy, The house lighTs dim. and The play begins. BUT house liqhTs ac- company anoTher performance Too. . 88 . . . a reading, a one-acT play, or Good- T 1 T T DANCE CLUB . . .The Dance Club's annual reciTal is The public presenTaTion of The expression and creaTion of This group in yeT anoTher arTisTic Torm. PracTice, inTerpreTaTion and originaliTy characTerize These performers selecTed on The basis of TryouTs-in The nexT room are Their undersTudies, The mem- bers of Dance Workshop. Their inTeresT and enioymenT oT This erTisTic medium is Their incenTive To pracTice and creaTe. BuT acTiviTy of anoTher sorT is evidenT in The nexT room. . . FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA You miqhl call lhese girls career-mincleol. Through Ehese Ewo clubs, you are able To Eurlher your inleresl in your chosen lielcl. Whelher you wan? To be a leachin' gal or a professional homemaker, you will find olhers wilh similar inlereslrs if you pay a visil lo eilher ol These groups. HOME EC CLUB Did you say you were inleresfed in The eds? If so, you are righl iri knocking on lhe door of The Triclenf Club. They will furlher your inleresl in music, arf and lileralure. And if you are Jrhe microbe-hunier lype or an alomic-minded individual, +he Science Club is localed across 'rhe hall. TRIDENT SCIENCE CLUB SWIMMING CLUB l+'s all in ihe swim ai Hood. If you swim To keep in irim, you'll have fun in Swimming Workshop: or if you have a Hare for rhyihmic swim- ming, why noi Jrry ou+ for Swim- ming Club? Sponsoring wafer shows ihroughoui ihe year, ihese groups spend many aciive hours in Hodson Pool. 92 RIDING CLUB The proverbial mofio of lhis or- ganizalion is, Oh, my aching back! For +hey've always been up 'ro some- lhing. If il's brealcfasl rides lo Raudy wilh Mr. B.'s special eggs and bacon, as an added highlight or praclices for The spring and fall horse shows, Ac+ivily plus wilh enlhusiasm lo equal ii. lha+'s l-lood's Riding Club. 93 ii f IT S. FTTZWILLIAMS POSTER COMMITTEE The main arTery Tor publiciTy on campus is a nucleus oT hardworking arTisans who comprise The PosTer CommiTTee. NexT Time you walk Through The pergola or pass second Tloor Ad, Take a minuTe To Think ThaT you would noT be informed as To whaT's happening and where--TT iT weren'T Tor This group. And, as you Think. say an overdue Thanks To The . . . PosTer CommiTTee. ss DAY STUDENTS group consTiTuTes The non-residenT sTudenTs on campus. Their headquar- Ters is The newly-decoraTed loa.semenT of The Y-l-luT. Sponsoring many ac- TiviTies. Their aim is Tor greaTer uniTy be-Tween The residenT and non-resi- denT sTudenTs of Hood. 94 We lcnow we cannol keep our budge? slraighi buf Then if we had The 'ralenf 'rhaf These girls have, we mlghl be a college audlfor This small group of malhemahclans work hard al keeping 'rhe books of The organizahons in Audil able condihon N banlcruplcy on 'rhe Hood campus when we have This group around RADIO WORKSHOP Radio is here 'fo slay. Yes, lhis is lhe newesl ol 'rhe organi-zalions on campus, and is quickly becoming a favorile. Throughoul lhe enlire year, lhis group has worked hard al creal- ing, producing and appearing on lhe Hood programs heard over WFMD. Dorff buy Jrhal lelevision unfil you've heard Hood on The airways. We pass from Jrhe las? pillar, Democracy, info a world which is fighring des- peralely 'ro reiein Jrhis belief. The lairh in 'rhe individual ihar Jrhis creed implies manifesis iiself in our merhocls ol self-governing and our code of living. We, af Hoocl, hold iasl To This principle and 'rhe freedoms lhel il implies. Democracy, a word, a iaiih, a necessify, we will adhere To if in our college communiry and in The world of which we will become a perl. llfllllllllll w r I v I 1, N 1 H i a -4 i , . l -NW el .mf xx U 1 K 4.-Q. ,,. -H 7 lil' W- .- 1 .,-v .MET - Z L, M Tiff' 2 JE gn KH if! 5 L 'f x at - if z '.f, ,565 - ,W 4 4 1 . ' - -1 71-1- K 4 , IS 32 gi! 4' ' ZLL mqzur .p.- it W Q S . 'K i f 'v'7 . ,gf A .f - 'Z V if B 3 ' Vg' as ,a .f 1 'X if . 9,5 sh - 0 W ,f? -1' H, . , .a- v ' 5 ren U?fr:T1ALl'f J c Q 12-tis 'ii , 'Q CN VOTING . . . maybe we should slop in Ad. +o see if an eleciion is 'raking place. Under our syslem of olemocralic living, every slu- denf has The privilege of voiinq for anyone she chooses. H is on This axis, and under lhe personal ololigalion of lhe sludenls 'ro lhis Ideal, Jrhal all our organizalions revolve. KATHERINE SPEAR Presidenf 3 . . l l. , S if YWCA MARY4-QUISE SPRINGHORN J. Sommer, B. Coleman, A. Paflison Presidenf . . . A meeTing is Taking place in The Y-huT. The Young Women's Chrisfian AssociaTion on The Hood campus Tills a viTel need in The liTe of The college sTu- denT. lT endeavors To implanT in The collecTive mind and soul oT l-lood The need Tor religious under,sTanding and Tolerance. Our ideas and beliefs are broadened Through conTerences among ourselves, and in coniuncTion wiTh oTher colleges: chapel services and social service meeTings: all This Torms The democraTic ideal oT Y, BUT we have anoTher sTop. . . 100 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ill rhoad, E. Schaffer, B. Oehrle CRYSTAL GERCKEN Presldenf . . .fhe mee+ing place is Gambrill gym. The 'rime is live o'clock. The door is open 'ro a scene of 'rhoughiiul discussion and planning by The A+hle1'ic Associa+ion. Sporis Days, play days, and The four o'clock hour are Their major concerns-and lun is lhe keyword of all AA, Board's acliviiies. There is a long agenda for lheir meefing-we'd befler nol disfurb Them . . . 101 TOWN HALL JOANNE KATES Presidenf . . . Through lhe glass door of The Y-hul lhe serious nalure of The meefing inside can easily be seen. The 'ropic of discussion may be race relalions, inlerna- fional cooperalion, or Jrhe speaker 'ro be presenled ai lhe nex+ public leclure. Sludeni adrivilies and inleresls relalecl 'fo public affairs are Jrhe malerials Town Hall works wilh. We'lI Tip-foe away ra+l1er+han inlerrupl Jrhe meefing . . . 102 ' ' ' 'i '1':Qf2l . H-4 JPN EXTRACURRICULAR COUNCIL l PHYLLIS LOUDERMILL Fresidenf . . . of 'rhe Exlracurricular Council. If you look in on lhis meelring, you would see all 'rlwe leaders of lhe Hood communiiy, You mighf 'rhinlc if slrange Jrhai such a group should be so deep in lhoughl, buf Jrhey have a large goal: Jrhe inlegralion of all The organizaiional acliviiies 'rhaf 'lalce place on campus. New ideas and suggesfions concerning everyrhing from social privileges lo lhe evolulion of a new club pass Through lhe door of Jrhis room. 103 THE TOUCHSTONE AT WORK . . , buf I suqgesi' you lcnoclc before you enler lhis room, For behind 'rhis door, and our of a maze ol copy paper. pasle boards, iypewriiers, piclures, loills, and an occasional slarf member, The I952 Touchs+one has evolved. Yes, if mighl' loolc confusing now, and you mighl have 'rrouble finding Jrhe lable, buf lisien 'ro our compelenl edilor, Sally Foss, and she'll 'fell you ii will all come io pass. And see, ii' has, here's your copy oi l'lood's yearloools, The Touchslone. Keep il io read laler, while we . . . Sally Foss Noraclel Truxal Evelyn Bischolif, Ann Nygren Joyce Lines, Barbara Feuer cd Marilyn Koch zi- K' v -1' M71 ini www 2' Www' f1P A. Gibson, E. Jones BLUE AND GREY . . .false a peel: 'lhrouqh lhe slol in The door marked News Office , and you can ob- serve one slep in fhe publicalion of our col- lege newspaper. The refleclion of campus views, acfivllles and inleresfs is fhe obiecl ol The Blue and Grey. l-low can 5 democracy work wilhouf a record ol achievemenl? Achievemenl' cannol la l' e 0 a high degree wilhoul an opporlunily lo re p sent new ideas and challenge old ones. Buf lhe presses are ba-sy . . NANCY INGHAM Editor 'N-. 5-Q HERALD.. , . .even in the Herald office. Ficfion, ico, has Hs place in ihe framew mocracy. The siafi works io publish quarferly, T on- a magazine which is comp hibuiions, The liierary iieid produces various expressions of sfudenis within the campus ccmmuniry. Such a diversiiy of expression n iniiellecrual aimosphere. ork of as de- osed of siuden c fhrives in a i! SUZANNE PURDOM Edifor T B. Bifiick, A. Lichlif er, F. Pickle i 'jj 11' unwrj .. 1- ! X: I I I . . .. n lf .. , 1 L5 VUE row N IOM? OF mf 51 '55 H. v S Us fw QP S2 FOWN wx, if 33 LQ if S MY Quomci ron Mass roukumwfx 7? E35 W f ,, ,gg W.. X fi W 1 l ED SULLIVAN TuAsT UF THE Town C B 5. TV, SUNDAY NIGHT ...i- HOTEL DELMCINICU NEW YORK CITY January 25rd l952 Dear Girls B se of the different photograbhic ecau angles, I'll confess that it has been hi h of very difficult to determine w c these girls is prettier than her sisters however, I've named the three and th orobably will be despised by all e others from now on This will extend to their families, their friends, mem bers of clubs to which they belong until finally all of the country will be hating Sullivan l Phoebe Webb 2 Dorothy Scates 5 Jo Anne McCune To show how undecided I am, the first time I get to Frederlck, I'll take the entire group of them out Ed Sullivan 60 000000000 C 0 9 I 0 0 . . . 0 - 0 Si cerely, fl !f.,' lb 111, .Sy-1 Q ,4 WC 0l'0 ll I Cl 0:5 0 line C L SECOND... THIRD... FEL- N - 9 -:'!' 41, 4 . 's 1 1 1 I l I I I I I in I 1 I QCA -1 r.,.1, . 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J:-HM, ., . , Q., ,V 4-S., 'w H, if -Q MW .IH .,5-:gg 3553, 'QRS -4 Jvjf' 5 WA W W-.ik N. f P ,.,,M A W 1,55 L ,. ...W Ma, L. 4 , -. 'MQ' 8, v wg., f , 'ff Q M M wfxgffw -'li m we .k,.F-- 1-2 K -f - 1 .,,',, ,54- N, ' .1 '-314, iw-'?x MAY OUEEN . . . llbfm Firsf Row, leff io righi: M. Smifh, K. Sfrachan. N. Epsfein, P. Knobloch. Second Row: J. Robinson, S Weaver, J. Dippy, G. Racz, V. Velehradslzy, V. Sfevens, M. Burchard, J. Reydel Leff 'lo Righfz N. Sfewarf. E. McCain, D. Bruhwer, B. Feldman n 117 - X i N X .4-.ND xiii MAY slxs ff' 119 FRESHMEN WEEK Did you say lhis was lhe beginning? When will +he end ever come? I'lI nev- er be able 'ro keep up. You say lhis io yourself many limes during Freshman Week, loui somehow you keep going. Ever since your parenfs drove you ihrough The campus gales, you knew ihal your college life had begun. You'll never forgei Jrhai iirsl afiernoon when your loig sisler greeied you wiih a friend- ly Hi . . . THE BEGINNING . . . Bel you need some help. Yes. There was your big sisler ready To help you unpack, meel all lhe adminis- lralion officials, and arrange your never- ending appoinlmenls. Bul when your day was over, Jrhere was always lime for a colce al lhe Snack Bar. ll was There Jrhaf you became acquainled wi+h some of your classmales and slarled making arrangernenls for. . . BRADDOCK PICNIC Braddock picnic. This is 'rhe day, you larer learn, when all Hood-facully and slrudenis- rough il. Each class composes an original song, compeling for Jrhe Alumnae Cup, You all re- +urn Jrirecl ancl muscle-loound from roller slcar- ing and 'rhe sliding board, and siill unable lo slrop laughing af +he lacully show. You don r lhinlc i'r's possible 'ro recuperale in lime for . . . lla,-A 1i5A' . I. . . .Campus Day. Bul There is The enTire sTuclenT body parTlcipaTing in The pageant l-lood Through The Years. Each class Takes a differenf phase of The collegefs clevelopmem' and composes a song and a slciT To carry ou'r The Theme. ParenTs, friends, and alumnae loin in The acllvhlies. Your ThroaTs are sore Trom singing, bul you can'T waiT unfil nexT year's Campus Day. The leaves s+arT To Tall, and The Tirsl snowfall Tells you iT'.s Time Tor. . . CAMPUS DAY . . . Lilile Chrisfmas. Soon +he dorms have iheir decorafions up, and sfudenfs vie for 'rhe honor of Trimming 'fhe Trees. The week before vacafion is a hec+ic one: An- napolis iurns our campus info a maze of blue ancl gold as Jrheir choir ancl I-loocl's pracfice for The Messiah . . . LITTLE CHRISTMAS . . . And Then The lasT day before va- caTion. The dorms have open-house for The TaculTy and Triends of The college. You sTay as long as you can, buT you are anx- ious To go decoraTe your Table, Trying Tor The prize honoring The mosT arTisTically decoraTed Table aT ChrisTmas dinner. Then The campus rings wiTh The music of LiTTle ChrisTmas and glows wiTh The flickering candle-lighT, as The carolers go To wish all, The happiness ThaT Hood Teels aT The holiday season. W -gen .2 'f ' NNI 'ins .,. , ' ' x m - ,gb T M:-. fx T, Q 1, if rn f i-' . ' iw jx I'-.W-. ' -'lm' ' ,ji THE PROM Two weeks prior and Two weeks afrer, Jrhe sole ropic of conversalrion on cam- pus is The Prom. The Telephones are busy, and The formals sfari coming our of Their hiding places, for The big dance of rhe Tall semesrer is almoslr here. The iuniors and seniors prime Themselves for Jrheir promenade. bui The freshmen and sophomores know. . . 126 ri' in N 'X A x.. I gr me V -. my g?S'1+- As. 4.,. , 'i 'if ,' 1 , ,. . lHE HOP . . .Thar spring will be here soon. and Then The l-lop. This is The high poinf of +he spring weekends al Hood. The salin dresses are replaced by or- gandy and lace, and lhe campus is alive wilh The newness of lhe season. Your dale, why, of course he is lhe nicesl of lhem all-your dare for fhe l-lop. Vita- - ,,.., 127 A 5 s I I gw E A-Q sf gg? I IA ! 'Y Q 3 E in 5 Y is 3 .r 1 -V Q K EL K rigs 3 Z Us 'E I I 1 . 3 x ? - .-.: s 3 A W me 't 'ff . -,I 1 -' I f N 2 'N fi Wd ,. , . . , 2,3 5 l 5 , k , 0 I gg A :F , FT . 5 :,.-rv Sw , a1f:'T- wx q, 1 9 , 4 k 'Va' . Ex 'L 6 Q ES THROUGH THE YEAR np' . JA , 3' I A 3 Ji: Q' . ni w -- F 1. I 5 1 ' Q 1 , ' ' 1 I .E . r , 'Y I . f f , '1 1- if -,Q n- nl , 5 'V fli Q mf' A - ' Ch 3-, W' 1' L , xr , 0 'Ju YQ' nv Y, 7 l 5 xl- uv 5 A 'L ' .. is.. -,- -gg, E. ,, A , ' .. .wi IQ ' .' f V ' W ' -.. x. I. ,, ,A it V ...rt V4 1 . --Q, - Y - - 5' ' 1 J, ' 1:2 3 ' XX v - n . 1 K x - - A 'H ,-5 -... ,. . . N' , E - 1 Nm- - V W 5, sy Y! 1 , 1 .:..-..'- -, '. ,.', 1 - J' ' 1 f V' f - ,-- '- ' 4 - -A ' 1 h J ' , ' ' M W - x ' f M H, 1 4 ' ' . ' .. M 1 K ' Q xl xg J - a -v' 3, ggifw- '.1.IQa ' ' ' f 'f v,ee? ' iw A - .L gh., . , L , s .5 , f 441 ,rf 'af .. . L -1 , gzfg, ' .I . H' fvl' .. I-1 , . ,l MJ: Q V' af? WJ as-, f , 1 . x 59 , y, .- A V BWV ffi'J'fi' vi 1' 1 Q46 ' 1. ' 1 fu ' lrlll .. L , f, Y 4 -J ' . 'el 1. I H vigil: ' K 1 ..-.Q :T-L , ' . I A -N 3-,bn lg 1- X -P -..p Hi , - A 3 4 A I' p-5 g K fl 4 Nicuigqfg L 4 Q 4 -. - ff- ghtx , if 1331, y-, ,,,....-uv' f-Ti., f ,- rf 4, 5 lffafh i 5 I 1 U 3 i . Rag-xx Z ha..- M' , . R. 1 x. 5' N CHAPEL TIME 135 eUQlf'y60Jy P00615 fAQIflfI, , , , l: WI-lilac,-' .Huw .-,.3,'.21'f.,...... - vm,-anna ?x.m,,.....,. :agen as . linkl-2 Adria: .,,.m4.mw f. ., , www pCS '.su-H J am :LLi'QfxS1mU: I H YW I ' Our O :kde - 9353.53 , , . .'. U 1 ,U ...y .-.. ...lg ,- I ' X.. V A, Q Wx I5 . il 'W A alfa' A4 I, Hrrmlhdnbuur annum' '- - M.,-i fl., w ,.. w 015 going fo A 'v- 137 1 J:-. 1 um. '+-me 'fu , U1 I i9 I L 5? Nh- K 2 1 mx D V 'G 9 U' J S' .79 gtk Ag ,?.. , 4. lk ELECTRICITY WILL DO THE WORK 0 ON THE FARM 0 IN YOUR HOME 0 AT YOUR BUSINESS Leaving You More Time for Leisure THE PIITIIIVIIIII EIIISIIN CII. COMPLIMENTS OFTHE BUFFALO RESTAURANT FREDERICK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK or FREDERICK No. I NorIl1 Marlcel' Sfreel' Member Federal Deposil Insurance Corporalion CONGRA TULA TIONS AND BEST WISHES T0 Y 0U . . . GRADUATES 0F 1952 HUTZLER BROTHERS CO. Baltimore 1, Maryland Complimenls of HAGERSTOWN CANTEEN SERVICE .For 'the Bgl Movies in Town Visir Ilwe Comlorlable CITY OPERA HOUSE call I4 for complelre schedule ZIMMERMAN'S FLORIST Member of Florisl' Telegraph Delivery Service Cul Flowers and Poffed PIan+s 'For All Occasions Telephone I25I College Avenue Frederick, Maryland 0011930180 t6 Me CLIISS UF 1954 COMMUNITY HARDWARE CO. Marlcef of Third SI. IHousehoIcI Suppliesl Complimenls of BLUE AND GREY BEAUTY SHOP IO6 Wesl' Palriclc Slreel Henri Bendel and Mary Chess +oiIe'r wafers and perfumes Has served Hood College for more Ihan 28 years, hopes 'ro conrinue 'ro serve Hood for Disfribulors many years 'ro come Penn-o-Iene More heal per gallon fuel oil 031 Burner 5 ' Phone 809 Air Condirioned COMPLIMENIS MODERN PHARMACY OF TODD CIGARETTE SERVICE DRONEBURG SHOE REPAIR COMPANY Handbags and Shoes Dyed 2IO N. Merkel S+, Frederick. Md. TF I Greefings From THE FREDERICKTOWN SAVINGS INSTITUTION I828 I952 Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafio FURNITURE CAKES, COOKIES, ROLLS and BREAD FLOOR COVERINGS DELIVERED T0 HOOD from 'Ihe FOR ANY OCCASION NATIONS HONOR-ROLL OF THE Furnifure and Rug Glade Valley-Garber, -my Serving Hood-Hs Facul'ry and Sfudenf Inc- For Over 50 Years Frederick 357 or IOIS-W FURNITURE STORE omla imen fri if Me CLASS UP 1955 BALFOUR CRESTED JEWELRY AND GIFTS A compleie line of iinesr qualify jewelry, accessories, and giiis individualized wiilw your cresi. Insignia Sfafionery Cresied Rings lnviiafions Jewel Cases Programs Compacis Favors Cigarefha Cases Awards Mugs Billfolds Confacf your Balfour Represenfaiive Henry Wi'H'icl1 208 W. Sarafoga Sireei Baliimore l Since I868 . . . 84 YEARS Serving Generaiions in Frederick wiih FURNITURE Floor Coverings Draperies C. C. CARTY, INC. 48-52 E. Pafrick Sireef For Heal+l1's Sake BOWL a+ THE HEALTH CENTER L G Complimenis of Fac+ories Aifleboro, Massachusefis Williams Typewriier 81 Supply Co. I26 Easi Parrick Si. Frederick, Md ZS fig UF G73 6 EVIL? Hood girIs meef Iheir friends ai PEOPLES SERVICE DRUG STORES IOO N. Markef SI. I8 W. Pafrick S+. BEST WISI-IES COLONIAL JEWELRY CO. Agency For GERARD TERREGAUX WATCHES I49 N. Marker SI. Frederick, Md. Free Pickup and Delivery MODERN SHOE REPAIR 332 N, Marirei SI. Phone 25I9 Complimenfs of DAVIS STUDIO Phone 23I4 4 W. PaI'rIcI: SI. Frederick, Md. COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Frederica one-s+op shopping cemer HAMILTON'S MARKET Produce, Groceries, and Fresh Meais Fish and Sea Foods Wholesale Frui+s and Produce I2 W, Pawel, S+, Frederick' Md, 224 Eas'r Pairick SI. Frederick, Md. TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP COMPLIMENTS Phone 276i IO E. Church SI. Frederick, Md. OF WS AN,,O,,,S SINGER SEWING CENTER THE WELLSMERE SHOP OpposiIe Francis SCOH Key I-IoIeI I I M5rkeT ST- Phone 2473 7 Norfh Courf SI. Frederick, Md. COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK OF FREDERICK, MARYLAND -+--0 Member of Federal Reserve Sysfem Member of Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporafion FREDERICK COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPERS THE POST In fha Morning THE NEWS In fha Evening CircuIaIion I6.000 DaiIy Plan? on Couri Shui' Open Day and Nlghf COMMERCIAL PRINTING A SPECIALTY COM PLIMENTS OF THE Alumnae Association oI Hood College OFFICERS FOR I95I-53 KATHARINE E. DUTROW . . . BERTHA NIXDORFF GROVE . . ELIZABETH BRUNNER BALDWIN , GRACE WEAKLEY RANK . . . MARY PAXSON PHILLIPS . . MARY GRACE HELFENSTEIN . . . . Presidenjr Vice- Presidenjr . . Second Vice-PresidenI . . . Secrefary . . . Treasurer . Execuiive Secrefary THE MODERN LIGHTING COMPANY The Home of General EIec'Iric 'C' A favori're ai Hood NICODEMUS ICE Phone 96: CREAM CO. ZI6 N Markef Sfreef Fred ' Ic Md FREDERICK, MARYLAND COMPLIMENTS OF WARNER BROS. WILLIAM D. BOWERS Tlvou and FREDERICK LUMBER CO, THEATRES ' LUMBER AND MILL WORK CAPPELLO S FOOD MARKET Pies and Pasfries Phone 522 FREDERICK MARYLAND FREDERICK, MARYLAND CQ? 60l'l'l,0Al'l'lel'l tif offle CLASS UF 1953 U' YRADE-MARK REG. U, FREDERICK COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 5. FAT. OFF. I80I N. MARKET ST., FREDERICK, Md. FISHEHS HEATING AND PLUMBING CONTRACTOR Phone 2 IO FREDERICK, MARYLAND FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS EDWARD H. SHARPE AND SON VICTOR CUSHWA 8: SONS makers of 'CALVERTH 'I'rueIype COLONIAL BRICK machine and hand moulded WILLIAMSPORT, MARYLAND FLORISTS THE GREEN PARROT TEA SHOP Q LEONE BROWN IVICNAIR, I-Iosfess If Speaks For Iiself TeIephone I26 Emmifsburg, MaryIand Iv1oHer Avenue near Ninih Sfreef Phone 485 Frederick, Mcl. MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE I8 York SIreeI Hanover, Pennsylvania GILBERT'S 7 Norlh Marlsel Slreer Phone 892 The Home of Handmacher Suifs REMSBERG'S JEWELRY STORE MAAS DISPENSING OPTICIANS . , ., -gy -.g212,1fg.,,,-,: Till! l5Ii: 1-H1-.,, I 'i ' ::'bZl :-V.. -1. 9 - H ..-. 4 : - I l I 3 ' I f 1 fr ly Z' . . Q 5 Q Q Z -:V -sn Q:-in :nz-:-:A 1-- , fs i A 1 4, 3 .. ,gs 355 ,gzf 514 , I . 2 , , .- g l i in :x , , . .. , . Y ., , S1 s 7 ff? 1 is 2 Swv iw? 4 E393 THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK Founded IBI7 FREDERICK, MARYLAND Member Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporefion A I : ,i BY BUS IT'S CHEAPERI WHEN YOU GO TO WASHINGTON OR BALTIMORE GO BY BLUE RIDGE LINES Frequem' Schedules Courleous Drivers Low Fares SCHLEY INN BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. 5 Miles From Hood College. Open From May I Till November All Rooms warn Runninq Wann Dinners Served You Wanl Io Wrife Home Abou? For Reservalion, Call: Braddock Heighfs-27I I CATHERINE and HERMANN FISCHER Wear The Popular WRIGHT 8: DITSON Saddles Heres regulalion equipmenl for campus and mighly popular for Iown and counlry hiking, loo. Smarl Iwo-lone sfyle saddle oxfords wilh lealher uppers and rubber soles. While wilh Ian or black saddle. Sizes 4 lo 9, Widlhs AAA lo C, available in mosl sizes, They're musl haves for year 'round comlorl and wear. WRIGHT 8: DIT.SON Girls School and College Oulfillers. 462 Boylslon Sl, Boslon. Mass. ,I SERVING FREDERICK CITY ju R R, ' . SILENTLY AND EAITEIEULLY I 5 , DAY AND NIGHT FREDERICK GAS COMPANY i, 'fi ' lncorporafed Ra 'YM' Q - Ta' A I, - Z' IO7 E. Pafrick SI, Phone 2575 fi' 1 HAVE YOU NOTICED fhe smarl' new fashions a+ Woodward 8: Lolhrop. Everylhing from classroom separales 'Io your mosl' imporfanl formal. Where? Why on fhe Young Fourfh Floor. Main Sfore . . . and, if ifs more convenien+ for you. in The Befhescla-Chevy Chase Suburban Sfore. FELLOWS STUDIO Disfinclive Porfraifure I6 S. Merkel Sf, Phone I422 D. 8: D. SERVICE STATION 306 E. Palrick SI. Fredericlc, Md. Complimenls OI KEY CHEVROLET SALES lncorporaled Easl Palrick SI. Frederick, Md. I875 Res. I87O EBERT'S DINING ROOM NORMAN G. COURNOYER, Proprielor Marker SI, Exld. Fredericlc, Md. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS HOOD COLLEGE FREDERICK, MARYLAND A Fully Accrediled College for Women Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Bachelor of Science in Nursing Approved courses in Educalion including praclice leaching For inlormalion address: THE REGISTRAR Flood College, Frederick, Md. C115 porfraifd kr 1952 TOUCHSTONE HETTBERG BHUTHEHS pA.0f0gl'dl0Ael'5 56I2 York Road BALTIMORE IZ, M N C155 A Memorable Year 0 Congratulations to the Student Body and Faculty of Hood College for completion of another outstanding year of ac- complishments. 0 The Staff of your annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book and one which portrays the high- lights of memorable activities. 0 Neither time, effort nor expense have been spared to provide you with a permanent record, attractively presented and complete in every detail. 0 To preserve the photography and literary efforts of the Staff, the best grades ol' material have been combined with skilled workmanship to provide the finest quality yearbook. 0 We are proud that the 1952 Staff selected us to help design, print and bind the Touchstone We have earnestly endeavored to fulhll the confidence placed in us. Q o BENSIIN PBIN TIN G CCJMPAN Y gomfkle tweak eWd4'MWl0alflh'ly NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE OUR ADVERTISERS Alumnae Associalion of Hood College Heallh Cenier L. G. Balfour Company Benson Prinfing Company Blue 8: Grey Beauiy Shop Blue Ridge Lines William D. Bowers Lumloer Company Buffalo Resiauranl Cap'pello's Food Markei C. C. Carly, Inc. Ciiizen's Naiional Bank Ciiy Opera House Cline's Furnilure Sl'ore Colonial Jewelry Co. Communiiy Hardware Vicior Cushwa 8: Sons D. Sc D. Service Slarion Davis Siudio Dronelourg Shoe Repair EberJr's Dining Room Farmers 81 Mechanics Nafl Bank Fellows Sfudio A, E. Fisher's Frederick Coca-Cola Bollling Co. Frederick Counly Naiional Bank Frederick Gas Co., Inc. Fredericklown Savings lnsliiuiion Freshman Class of I955 Gilberhs Glade Valley-Garloer, lnc. Green Parrol Tea Shop Hagersiown Canleen Service Hamil+on's Markei Hood College Hulzler Brolhers Co. Junior Classoi i953 Key Chevroler Sales Maas Dispensing Oplicians Menchey Music Siore Modern Lighling Company Modern Pharmacy Modern Shoe Repair The News Posl Nicodemus lce Cream Peoples Service Drug Sfores Poiomac Edison Company Remsberg's Jewelry Slore Rellberg Brolhers Schley Inn Sears Roebuck 34 Co. Senior Class of I952 Edward H, Sharpe 34 Son Singer Sewing Cenler Tivoli 81 Frederick Thealres Todd Cigarelie Service Co. Town 81 Counlry Shop Sophomore Class of I954 Weil Brolhers, Inc. Wellsmere Shop Williams Typewriier Xi Supply Company Woodward 84 Lolhrop Wrighl 81 Diison Zimmerman's