Hood College - Touchstone Yearbook (Frederick, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1961 volume:

, 3k 4 k U? A M31 45k , ma XML, MAW gifiw L x, a w l? mew ANN MITCHELL E d itor ANTOINETTE RANOLDO Business Mmmger f7; i n ih: 1'! w l l V! . V 1960 . . . concentration on an aesthetic pivot, originality in planning . . . the Senior song an innovation . . . audience par- ticipation . . . Tour Choir rc-creatcs the festival mood. WEE WWW Frenzied preparations-until arrival of many Visiting delegates . . . roll call, The sovereign state of . . . nominatef. . . demonstrations . . . uAll the way With L.BJW . . . Hurrah for Kennedf . . . caucus again, maneuvering for votes . . . D0n,t listen, thefll trick youw . second roll call California to Stevenson sheep-like following, but una- nimity prevented by clairvoyant Kennedyites. Winter quickcnings, spirits released . calendars checked, invitations sent . . . the transfiguration 0f Hay- den in The Mesxiab . . . The golds, scarlets, and dulled pewters, the Cotillioxfs lyrical swirl . . . Ancient tradition . . . the plum pud- ding is piped in . . . the essence of the season in Christmas Communion. him Lines to remember, a melody to taunt, prep school farce injected with arsenic . . . hOn a hill in Briarwood . . . How do you do, Pm enchanted . . . Hey, Ma, got a match? . . . The best people donht think . . . Dead in her bed?! . . . I gotta get a wench, I mean a wrench . . . Hey, Poopsie . Shehs a TWIGW The Golden Nugget . . . a transformation, geographical projection to . . . Las Vegas . . . Christmas City Six . . . Jazz, sweet . . . Princetorfs best, the Nassoons . . . Richard Maltby and a silken swirl of spring shades . . . Sundafs thndividual Prospect- ing . . . the dogwood. JQAF;1 74M MWW mvwmn we . . . . . . e' Bltter! Have our hvmg llps ever been bltterr I have seen, smiling in the Hres offshore, the great holiday thing: the sea justine With our Idreams likea green- 7 grass Easter and like a celebration One celebrates . . . B n m S m n O C e n O E h C m T S .m M DAVID NIVEN Miss Touchstone Judge A long, outstanding career in motion pictures . . . A11 unforgettable role in Around the 1470er 2'72 Eighty Days. . . . Acting skill as seen in Separate Tables. . . . Television. . . . The Broadway stage. . . . His novel, Once Over Lightly. . . . A11 show the skill and accomplishment of David Niven. Miss Touchstone MISS CATHERINE KURALT I0 '0 wg$ ma mug? XV $3 N, m; Vggm :ng W253 25$ 3m: vs; :32; 31 3; rm: s 323$ www.yuuxawag . . . L , xkanmm ham: L, $33me L L . L g L L , LL L , L ?En, L L L 4 $.9wa , hkti? Lu L m3? . Lung Liming? , 22;, $3me Ma MN. W Max wajmmw $2me x Q. Ma? uwwmmmmmn x i : $$m A ax gmmszh- y. w? imgmww em? v vwannwawi 3 3mm 53M? aw w QM; 51 um Q g: 3?:in x mm x: 'Sf Rmmcr-U 3n 1 Donna Blaydow P Miss a, , .gmx W 85kg$wym 333$ W4 wmk w. a 3 A nwwgg 33 3a $$$$$th Maxwell Carolyn 155 M UP 7'- 716 Zl7i econd R S JODY FOX, ,61 Hood Laurel Blossom Princess PEM MERRILL, 62 Queen of The New Yorl Boat Show, 1960 JANET DAY, 61 JOAN SUTTON, 760 Glamomk Best Dressed College Girls A teacher affects eternity; he where his influence stops? Henry B. Adams Tine Education of Henry Ada; The click-click 0f typewriters, sortings of schedule cards, the often unseen of ultimate importance in our lives. This is the fountainhead of Hood, our Admin- istration . . . A venerable black file colored With academic stoles at Convo- cation. The casual hhelloh in the corri- dor deepening into respect in the Class- room . . . consultations in the oHices, advice to be followed . . . this is our Faculty . . . PRESIDENT TRUXAL ADMINISTRATION FACULTY GEHR TRUX ' 7 x E R D h A PRESIDENT Freshmen and junior formal receptions . . . stripes, plaids, and lacy robes, and a refrigerator raid at the Truxan Sophomore pajama party . . . a buffet supper for Seniors . . . waving good-bye at the gate . . . Dr. and Mrs. Truxal remembered for their open door. h agm , W xgggwigg g a Thirty eight years of service . . . his thirteen years at Hood, years Of devotion and diligence resulting in progress . . . Loved for radiating sincerity and subtle humor, whether in Chapel, or on a Chance meeting in the Pergola. . . . our impressive, vener- able, white-haired President . . . strength t0 lead7 and faith to follow? 33 52524 g x'mxmiiw ;; m.ggyxqu, MARY FREAR KEELER Dean of the Faculty MRS. w 1.3323 Deans MISS NANCY L. COH Asyz'xtmzt Dean of Studentx rm MISS KATHERINE SHERRILL Dean of Students MR. BLAINE BROADW'ATER Bminesx .Mmmger MR. J. HAROLD HOOPER Vice Presidem and Treasurer and Administrators MISS GRACE N. BROWV Registrar MRS. LUCILLE NORMAN Director of AdVJzissi077X MR. VVII.LIAM LO G Director of Publicity and N em Service MISS ANNE L. FUNK Executive Secretary of the Alumnae Association A : BIOLOGY MISS ELIZABETH ENGLE DR. RUTH GRIFFITH MISS GRACE LIPPY DR. jANE MCCARRELL Faculty ART MR. jACK C. DAVIS MRS. ELAINE GATES MISS MARY ELLEN RANDOLPH ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY DR. WAYNE c. NEELY MRS. MARGARET RAWSON MR. GEORGE VIKSNINS Faculty EDUCATION MRS. BETSYE ALEXANDER DR. HERBERT CLARK DR. EVELYN MUDGE MISS MARGARET MUNN MISS ONICA PRALL HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE MR. jAMES ALEXANDER DR. MILDRED HEADINGS DR. MARY FREAR KEELER DR. VIRGINIA LEWIS MR. HARRY PRONGAS DR. JAMES RANCK ENGLISH MISS MARY VIRGINIA BOWMAR DR. MARTHA BRINEY DR. BEVERLY CANNING MRS. ANN LACAMBRA DR. ANDREW MEYER MISS MARY ELIZABETH OSBORN MRS. ELEANOR REITER Faculty HOME ECONOMICS MISS jOANNE EZZARD MISS MARIETTA HENDERSON MISS HELEN LITTLE MRS. DOROTHY MINARIK MISS PATRICIA PALMER MRS. IRENE PISTACHIO LIBRARY MRS. FRANCES BRAND BURG MISS KATHERINE DUTROW MISS CHARLOTTE SMITH AV'IODERN LANGUAGES MRS. DOROTHY CHICHESTER MISS LOUISE LEONARD MISS MARION MacPHAIL MRS. EMILIS STADLER MISS MARGUERITE SUAREZ-MURIAS MISS ELIZABETH TOWLE Faculty MUSIC MRS. MARY PAULHAMUS DR. JOHN RAMALEY MR. WILLIAM SPRIGG MR. CHARLES WAR ER MISS CATHERINE WILLIAMS RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY MR. VICTOR HAYES MR. PAUL MEHL PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS CATHERINE ITOLA D MISS DOROTHY JOHNSON MISS MARION SMITH imwaxez L ; YC MISS MARJORIE BAKIRAKIS MRS. 1 IARGARET NEELY MR. RONALD RATNEY MRS. GLORIA THOMPSON MISS PHYLLIDA WILLIS DR. CHING-SUNC PHYSICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY DR. FRANCES CUTUJIA; T DR. FRANCIS HUGO Regal 0f the campus . . . maturity mark- ing her mein . . . The Senior moves through her days, her hourglass at Hood nearly drained. A paragon for those Who follow, she contem- plates the future . . . perhaps an enigma. Responsibility the Juniorhs role . . . Guidance, friendship to Freshmen . . . Privileges of leadership . . . A year of indepen- dent transition and planning . . . The foreward-look characterizing her spirit. A year of challenge met With fortitude is that of the Sopho- more . . . No longer verdant, yet not quite sure . . . Increas- ing maturity, Wisdom coupled with conflicts . . . Enthusiasm to enjoy what is hers. The dispar- aged then cherished hdink 0f the Freshman . . . Everything new to be absorbed, integration . . . Thesis . . . Antithesis . . . Synthesis . . . A time of self-discovery. SENIORS JUNIORS SOPFHNMORES FRESHMEN The Senior Class OFFICERS LY; 3NE LINZEY ........................... Prexidem MARGIE TEAGUE ................... Vice-presidem hwt picturcdh HHaste thee hSeniorsh and bring with thee Jest, and youthful jollity, Quips and cranks, and wanton wiles, Nods and becks and wreathhd smile? . . . -Milro72 WJAllegro,, Tome, but keep thy wonted state, W ith even step, and musing gaith, aMiltmz WI Pemerawh POLLY POLHEMUS ....................... Secretary JUDY FREEDOM .......................... Treasurer uBut let my due feet never fail To walk the studious cloistefs pale And lone the high embowezd roof, With antique pillars massy proof? . . -Mz'lt071 WI Pemeroxoh HThese pleasures, hSeniorsh give And I with thee will choose to live? Milton WI Pemerosw The Seniors CAROLYN ADAMS UPPER MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY AB. Biology A striking contrast with her dark hair and fair complexion . . . reading novels while sitting desk . . . sewing for her hope chest and planning her wedding in june . . . busy with biology and Bob . . . Tri Beta member . . . You7re always picking on me? laughs Lynf7 PRISCILLA EVES ARNOLD WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS AB. Biology Blonde pagC-boy in a pale blue bathrobe . . . those summers in Europe that she loves to talk about . . . 21 white lab coat With holes in it . . . Beta Beta Beta . . . a silly little laugh . . . always making funny faces . . . thatk Cillf MOLLIE RITTER BAILEY MECHANICSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Early Childhood Education Vththll it be, French twist or pony tail? . . . a happy housewife and efhcient student . . . rushing to classes in hone 0f the car? . . . her specialty, nmking spaghetti . . . Mollie, cobperation and 01'- ganizntion in a pleasant package. JANET VVOLCOTT BARFIELD ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLI NA AB. Art Attractive and aloof. . . an artist with an eye for the abstract and an ear for philosophy . . . a taste for the 6ner things, especially clothes . . . loves to tell tales of her summer abroad . . . HJLIIY, and study in Italy, perhaps. Hood College The Seniors KATHARINE CHASE BAUM BETHESDA, MARYLAND AB. History A cheerful smile . . . always getting organized and 1 must make 21 list 0P . . . constant trips to the Library of Congress for her paper . . . reading or playing tennis in her spare time . . . Mortar Board, ths Who . . . C.G.A. veep . . . Kathie,7, future librarian 0r historian th5 never quite on time. VALARIE SWARTZ BEARD BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MARYLAND RS. Home Economics Attractiveness in her dark hair and eyes . . . Home Economics and modern dance . . . conunuting from Braddock in that VVV . . . avid guitarist and hair-cutter . . . an artistic temperament that We love . . . Va17 , at home in the Heights. SARAH VVELLES BENNETT HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT AB. Sociology An endless supply of crew-neck sweaters . . . a Hashing racket 0n the tennis court . . . always contemplating Bill and their marriage . . . 1,11 go over and save a tableW . . . a great capacity for fun , . . Sal? perpetual motion with long finger nails. , mm o 4 zmggw JAN COULTER BETTMAN CINCINNATI, OHIO AB. Sociology A honey-toned, relaxed voice in a pint size form . . . juggling dining room table lists . . . doodling in Class . . . stuffing the bells . . . field trips for so- cial work . . . uI wanni go back to Sweden? . . . a yeafs absence . . . Jalfs again a part of Hood. Hood College 6w ; ; The Seniors JOANNE SMITH BIEBERLE MERCHANIVILLE, NEW JERSEY AB. Primary Education Friendly blue eyes reflecting a willingness to help . . . sympathetic listener, anytime, anywhere . . . interest in athletics . . . off for a spin in Baby ,, her persimmon and black Mere . . . D0n t sweat the small stuH for the casual shall inherit the earth? is JOE philosophy. ANNE PENNINGTON BIERSTEIN HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA A.B. Primary Education Busy with S.E.A., teaching, BLUE AND GREY, and TOUCHSTONE . . . trips to Washington and Eddie . . . Oh, how niceV, . . loves to save pennies for her piggy bank and to eat, bept liver and lamb . . . Anne, ever ready with a pleasant smile. JANE ELIZABETH BLACKSON HAVRE DF, GRACE, AIARYLAND AB. Art Tall, blonde and laughing . . . an artist, 17M ex- cellent . . . TOUCHSTONEB designer . . . picnics at Yellow Springs with the gang? . . . saving for a one-way ticket to Montana . . . jokes and jests are her specialty . . . Hanie , a clown at heart. DON NA LEE BLAYDOVV MILTON, MASSACHUSETTS A .13. Psychology A blonde French twist and some gold thong san- dals . . . riding, horses, and more riding . . . her cup of black coffee and a Marlboro in Shriner smoker . . . classical guitar in the room overhead . . . Donna, a soft voice with a strong argument. d College The Seniors ANNE ELLEN BOOTHBY MILLBROOK, NEW YORK AB. Religion Soft, sparkling eyes, her finest feature . . . Hoodhs Y.W.C.A. President with Y.M.C.A. interests . . . patched bermudas and well-worn moccasins . . . tennis games with Mr. Mehl . . . hAnybody have some gum?H . . . deep discussions on Tillich and bus schedules . . . KAnnieK a quiet crusader. VIRGINIA MARY BRINTON COATESVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Euglisb ttGinna . . . blue eyes and fluffy blonde hair . . . a fondness for writing horse stories . . . getting the Herald out . . . a passion for horses, horses, and more horses . . . dreams of her own ranch . . . memories of Visits to the Pennsylvania Nationals . . . the surprised look of a little girl. JUDITH BROWN NMV YORK, NEW YORK A.B. English A sophisticated scholar . . . the individualist 0f the English Department . . . blonde 0r brunette? . . . weekends away Which begin on Wednesday . . . a facility in French and an interest in comparative literature . . . Dr. Meyer, the lowest form of hu- mor is a pun? . . . Uudyf a femme fatalc. NANCY LEE BROWN NEW YORK, 1'1ng YORK A.B. Sociology To choir or Classes in a big hurry . . . shoulder bags and sociology books . . . a fondness for sing- ing and for Tchaikovskyk Romeo and Julie? . . . WelI, Fm not sure but . . f7 . . . Nancy, a New Yorker in action and accent. Hood College The Seniors MARY KAISER BRUMEN TICAXECK, NEW JERSEY AB. Early Childhood Education An easy smile and big eyes . . . mf0 make a long story short . . . you should see my houseYy . . . ertial to children and blue werfs favorite colow . calft stand the name uWagnerH . . . Mary, with special memories of Christnms Eve 1960. SARAH ANDERSON CASVVELL WAYNE, PENNSYLVANIA A.B. History A Navy wife with an apartment in town . . . cor- recting the themes from her Wadopted student? . . . never walks if she can ride . . . m unpredict- able comedienne and a tremendous tease. . . Can 77 I come, toor . . . $311371 often shocking, but rarely shocked. RUTH LAI VVUN CHANG HONOLULU, HAWAII AB. Early Childhood Education Beautifully expressive eyes and a bright smile . . . always in a muumuu . . . loves to cook Chinese and Japanese specialties . . . Jeepers7 . . . favorite places are Hawaii and Johns Hopkins . . . en- thusiastic about nursery school and David . . . HRuthiei considerate and conscientious. CORNELIA POST CHANNING SHERBORN, MASSACHUSETTS A .B. Biology Hodson Science Building is her second home . . . loves people with asthma and allergies . . . :1 crazy, pitchwork-quilt blouse . . . swims with speed and skill . . . Do you think I might have a sample of your blood? . . . pausing 0n the sidewalk to chat 11:17,, a brilliant biologist. Hood College The Seniors DALE MARIE CLINE MONROVIA, MARYLAND BS. H 07776 Economics T2111, dark and Clever . . . 1 three-year resident Of Rayford . . . original ideas in art and homemaking . . . gone to Merrill Palmer . . .uncanny ability to teach most anything to most anybody or to write three term papers in one weekend . . . Dale, knitting another sweater for Don. CONSTANCE ANN COLEMAN CHESTERTOWN, MARYLAND AB. Music Versatile hair styles and a large collection of studio cards, stuffed animals, and music books . . . teaching, with a particular fondness for her men- tally advanced groups . . . uChalk it up to experi- ence? . . . Ann, OH to Choir or to Gettysburg and Gene. JANE STUART COLLINS PITISBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Englixb Bright brown eyes coupled with a gay HHello there . . . Princeton, David, and plans for 21 June wedding . . . interest in Y.W.C.A. and Chapel committee . . . a passion for purple . . . illegible printing . . . Okay you guys.H . . fjaniey7 and generosity are one. KATHARINE LOUISE COMPTON LA PLATA, MARYLAND 8.8. Home Economiw An abundance of kind words and amusing com- ments . . . Dern it, Fm serious? . . . interested in athletics and home economics . . . perhaps a future in extension work with the Department of Agri- culture . . . Kit , busy knitting, philosophizing, or talking about Wlimf, Hood College The Seniors BEVERLY ANN CORDERMAN HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND AB. Music A portrait of a lady in miniature . . . meticulous in appearance . . . Victorian hair-do, starched blouses, Chesterhld coats . . . a beautiful singing voice . . . constantly coming and going, with Chuck, of course . . . Oh say, listerW to com- ments on Philip XNylie, Camus, or things in gen- eral . . . Ann, 3 perceptive critic and a unique personality. jANET CAROL DAY LON ? AIEADOXV, RIASSACHUSETTS 13.5. H 07776 Economics Charming smile, glistening blonde hair, impec- able appearance . . . baut monde in fashions . . . often busy designing 7 or packing to journey to some ivy league college . . . bows and beaux . . . one of Glamoum TEN BEST DRESSED and Hoodk model, Han? NANCY CROVVTHER DENMARK HADDON FIELD, NICW' J ICRS EY A.B. Primary Education A February graduate, a wedding in April . . blonde hair, blue eyes, polite and softspoken . . . ever ready to help . . . a practical joker . . . Tm in such a twitH . . . 1 capable teacher . . . plans to furnish her home in Early American . . . 1 fourth for bridge, call Nancy. Ww m Sam Mg 35in r: 3g JANICE IRENE DOBBS FAR HILLS, NEW JERSEY A.B. Early Childhood Education Lounging in leotards . . . remembered summer passed in the lowland? . . . capturing college capers with a camera . . . knack for arts and crafts . . . clipping pictures for her ulittle ones . . . luncheon dates with Miss Munn . . . Wha,Cha thinking about? . . . Jan, 3 moody Miss. Hood College The Seniors ELIZABETH NICHOLO DOLBEY CINCINNATI, OHIO AB. History eBeth . . . olive green and daisies . . . belongs to a man tramping through rice paddies in one green sock . . . Hoods own Madame Defarge . . . Often seen with red Gazelle . . . Paris memories-an arti- choke-stained bathrobe . . . Often mesmerized by Bach Chomlcs . . . maybe in September. SANDRA LYNNE DOTY PITTSFORD, NEW YORK 13.5. Home Economics Looking smart in brown or orange with a tweed . . . beautiful emuplexion . . . traveling to New York to see Neil . . . part of the force at Strawn . has turned into 21 good cook . . . eeDoteK a sentimentalist with an unlimited wardrobe. MARY ELIZABETH DREWAL HEM PSTBAD, NEW YORK AB. Early Childhood Education A Hood Scholar with artistic ability . . . making all sorts of things and planning her wedding . . . a wardrobe built around white blouses . . . de- lights in Children and modern art . . visits from Vic . . . Mary, capability clothed in an easy-going manner. JEANNE SHIPLEY DUNCAN RmsTERSTOWN, MARYLAND A.B. English A variety of contributions to make to a variety of situations . . . Four dclock dates with her board and eight oblock dates with Joe . . . decorum plus an extraordinary ease in handling any situa- tion . . . Oh, to be in England . . W . . . leadership and academic excellence revealed through C.G.A., Mortar Board, and ths Who . . . Jeanne, an outstanding member of the Class of 61. Hood College The Seniors SANDRA DARLING DUNN RIDGEVVOOD, NEW JERSEY AB. Early Childhood Education Curly hair and frank opinions . . . late nights and long weekends in New Jersey . . . whiles away study hours listening to Johnny Mathis and Frank Sinatra . . . affection for her kindergarteners and Roger . . . That s the truthW about Sandy . NANCY LUETTE .ENGROFF 'rowsox, MARYLAND AB. Biology A sunny smile and happy hello . . . IC.C.A. Presi- dent and a Tri-Beta biologist . . . socks for and letters from Mike . . . an amazing time budgetcr . . . Wthws the calendar for the week? . . . going to a meeting or the mailbox . . . NanCe 7, a genuine gal who seeks the good in each person and unfailingly finds it. MARY JANE EVANS ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA 3.8. Home Economics The devil gleams in her brown eyes . . . obliging and socializing are her favorite pastimes . . . an affinity for that just-past-Happer 100k . . . a good companion for a walk downtown, but not to see an emotional movie . . . a sound sleeper MJW, a dietician and dreamer of mice and men. MARY ANNE FLEETWOOD DENTON, MARYLAND A.B. E7zgli5b That tweedy look . . . an expert equestrian . . . one Of the Smith Smoker Society . . . a sensitive creative writer . . . lover of the $0uthern tradi- tioM . . . Salinger and Kerouac . . . Hey, gang . . . uFleeti just a little bit Beatnik. Hood College 63 The Seniors SUSAN ELEANOR FOLSOM MOUNT PLEASANT, SOUTH CAROLINA A.B. Biology Impish eyes and a wide grin . . . riding and swim- ming . . . can sleep through any alarm . . . coke bottles in the hall . . . flying vacations and lost suitcases . . . Yugoslavia next summer? . . . enSueK a Southern Miss with a yen for travel. 64 NANCY LYNN FORD ST. NIARYS, PENNSYLVANIA 3.5. Home Economics An experimenter in new color combinations . . . answering the telephone on fourth floor Ad . . . a fancy for fashion designing . . . loves to have an opportunity to get dressed up . . . irritated by people who donet return caps and gowns . . . neat Nancy in her new French twist. JOHANNA LOU FOX ROCKVILLE, AIARYLAND AB. History Electras to Boston . . . a hknock-outh when dressed up . . . harried car trips to DC. . . . JFK and Democratic rallies . . . a special fondness for extra closets and portable commodes . . . hTIl smack you in the mouth, you ole witch? . . . up all night writing History Seminar papers . . . thodyK the Town Hall President who rings the bell. JUDITH HELEN F REEDOM CAMP HILL, PENNSYLVANIA A .B. C loemistry An American girl in a Japanese kimono . . . usually has a supply of ripe olives on hand . . Patsy, her life-time dog . . . owns half interest in a room at Mrs. Pricehs . . . Chem. major and able tutor . . . WVhereE Charlie? 17m lonelyf, . . Uudyi youthful looks and womanly ways. Hood College 65 The Seniors ANN MCNEIL FRIANT LUTHJCRVILLE, NIARYLAND A .B. Pyy cbology A wee bit bashful . . . studying for 111i1li011s 0f hourlies . . . mTime for a break? . . . enjoys a really good Chapel speaker and Heating outH . . . peoples7 eyes fascinate her . . . a Christian youth group in Frederick . . . helpful and hopeful is Ann. SHIRLEY ANN GARRETT CLINTON, IOWA AB. French Lively dining room hostess with :1 variety of at- tractive hnirdos.. . . life at the French House . . . riding to campus on a squeaky bicycle . . . Student teaching, writing letters, drinking coffee . . . has a schedule for each day and sticks to it! . . . Think F11 take a nap? . . . waiment mm 19072726 amie. NANCY BYRD GILLESPIE ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA AB. Sociology Plenty of personality and social savoir-faire . . . Stetsonk loss was Hoodk gain . . . tiny figure and an ability to wear any style . . . crates of oranges from fapoff F lorida . . . Nancy, a sharp student of psychology whds medica1ly minded. V ENDY LOUISE GRIFFIN PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Psychology Dainty blonde with soft bangs . . . prefers psych- ology, a good book, and pretty thing? . . . like mother, like daughter . . . thinks George is the nicest of names . . . famous for her haIf-giggle . . . Wendy, a portrait of quiet c0n dence. Hood College The Seniors CAROL ANNE HAGEMAN RICHNIOND HILL, NEW YORK AB. English Never too busy or too quiet . . . usually found singing on table tops or helping nature with other peoples hair color . . . fashionable Clothes and Huffy slippers . . . a straw hat collection and a bikini . . . looking for AA. meetings or her White blazer . . . Carol, New Yorlds answer to the South and Hood,s answer to Peggy Lee. CAROL JANE HANDWERK WYOMISSING, PENNSYLVANIA A .B. Music Our gamin with :1 Wide-eyed 100k . . . practicing on the Brodbeek organ . . . likes three bottles of milk for lunch, eone dclocks377 and Bach . . . has an aversion to rising for breakfast . . . e1 like to do my work when I feel like it? . . . these things combine to make up eMousef, ANNA ESTELLE HARRISON owmcs, MARYLAND A .3. Mathematics A rosy complexion and a Southern Maryland ac- cent. . . President of Mortar Board . . . an almost permanent HXture at Rayford . . . For gawd sakes, Val? . . . the spitting image of her Big SiW . . . a partiality for lacy lingerie and mathe- matical enigmas . . . iMiss AnnieK a tobacco farm gal turned college celebrity. CAROL ANN HAUSER NORRISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA AB. French Quiet and scholarly . . . late nights and long pa- pers . . . pages and pages of notes written in an illegible hand . . . one Of the Dean,s lThOSCD few . . . French, her first love . . . Carol, une made- moiselle de la Maison Frangaise. Hood College The Seniors ROBERTA JEAN HAUVER SMITHSBURG, MARYLAND A .B. H istory Oh, those summers in Ocean City . . . student teaching and collecting educational material for her file box . . . weekends in DC. . . .trips down- town for pizza . . . H0w about a coke? . . . waiting for those nightly telephone calls . . . pro- crastination personified is Bertie? NANCY V AN KIRK HENDERSON FORT BIDLVOIR, VIRGINIA ALB. Biology A f ank curiosity and bounding Vitality . . . Steiff animals and Hummel statues . . . balancing 0r- ganizations budgets . . . G0od grief, here 1711 do it? . tales and souvenirs of life in the Philip- pines and Italy . . . a staunch defender of the US. Army . . . Henny ,, hcr trademark-her giggle. NANCY ANNE HEPP CINCINNATI, OHIO AB. C bemistry Golden locks peeping out from under a baby babushka . . . always surrounded by a stack of books . . . barefeet and that omnipresent orange sweater . . . Hi Sweetie, didnk you just miss me? . . . Cincinnati liberal and a capitalist at heart . . . Cigarettes, coffee, and chem. problems . . . Hepp7 , campus gadfiy with a Univac mind. N ARY LOUISE HUEBL ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND A .13. Spanish Slightly shy, but bccomingly so . . . a pale pink sweater and the latest Peanuts adventure . . . WXH aboard for all points north, south, east and west, via bus? . . . 1 poet-just for her friends . . . those little books of Spanish stories . . . L0u , the lady with the camera . . . man. W; gam magm :aaw : M a 'nw w 1M a; ma r r w a M ' Zn Hood College The Seniors BARBARA FRANCES HUFHAM BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. Religion An intense interest in the destiny of humanity . . . Blue and Grey Editor . . . in the news and the nude . . . out to create her own philosophical system . . . often Clad in dungarces and thread- bare sneakers , . . Rods letters and Mr. Haycs lectures . . . never without a book or comment . . . Barbie , a soft-hearted sccptic to whom t0 argue is to live? JOAN CAROL JACOBSEN PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA BS. Home Economics A vivacious smile and a Wink from dancing eyes . . . many letters off to Germany . . . President of Octet . . . entertainment Via her guitar and Brazilian singing . . . 1 forgot to feed the mice? her calcium-deficient ones . . . Hakaa personality plus-a passion for peach ice cream. MARILYN KING jONES PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Psychology 77 Fini in February. . . VVho knows what 111 dor . . on the Turnpike on the weekends . . . loves ufine thingsw and Mr. Jones . . . home-away-from- home in Smith smoker . . . spare time spent anticipating . . . M.K.,3 caught a contagious disease called happiness from a doctor named Gordan. W x mm M N$5$$e 3 mg: ; MMW KEV w $$$$$, gwgggg W SUSAN KAEHRLE WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT A .13. Spanish Soft features and a mild manner . . . President of Spanish House . . . Buen0V, . . . Tang and ranges . . . a summer spent at Sherman . . . catnaps dur- ing study times . . . Susi a silent Senorita musing ybout Mexico. Hood College The Seniors MARTHA LOIS KAISER ELLICOTF CITY, MARYLAND AB. Biology Long black hair, a slender figure and a quietness that gets things done . . . a future in bacteriology and with Paul . . . proving herself capable at Beta Beta Beta or Blue and Grey . . . leader of Fridays gigg1e nigh? . . . for WMartyV7 there just istft enough tich7 HILDA CECELIA KOONTZ BALTIIVIORE, RIARYLAND A.B. French Running off to choir and octet . . . 1 fiash of dark, wavy hair underlined by a smile . . . two lively hands leading the college in song . . . Any0ne want to go to a movieV, . . . Hilda, treking to French House in a 'accoon coat and Koontz-skin cap. CONSTANTINA VERONICA KOSTE DICXTON, RIARYLAND A.B. Music A volatile Vitality for life . . . alternating between the extremes of cxaltation and despair . . . always ready for a rationally irtational discussion on topic ranging from Camus to the ills of education . . . but hConniekh heart belongs to the piano and her music. ELIZABETH HALL LEE HEMPSTEAD, NEW YORK A.B. Primary Education Fretnch hairstyle brought straight from Paris . . . A two-hundred-score bowler . . . active veep 0f the Y.W.C.A. . . . hHave a happy timeW . . . a seasoned traveler and a hearty eater . . . hBethh, dependable and determined. Hood College The Seniors NORMA LYNNE LINZEY TOXVSON, RIARYLAND AB. Early Childhood Education Madame President of the Senior Class . . . off for an evening with Jay . . . always looking inquisi- tivcly with those big, round eyes . . . 1 need my mother.H . . . Charmed by children . . . tennis and French occupy L'x71111cr s, hours. gay 33 Qxh .va CATHERINE THEODORA MATUSIEVVSKI HEAIPSTICAD, NEXV YORK A.B. Early Childhood Education A helping hand towards others . . . a combined interest in sports and biology . . . weekends at Mastic Beach . . . capable president of Newman Club . . . one of Meyrmfs loyal fans . . . mfeddyi looking forward to the day When she gets her black Fairlane Ford. F RANGES BELL MCCAULEY BALTI AIORE, AIARYLAND AB. Early Childhood Education Meyralfs desk girl who smiles with her voice . . . an infectious giggle to accompany her sense of humor . . . NOh, my gosh! . . . interested in peo- ple in general and children in particular . . . the friend with an honest opinion can only mean Franf7 SUZA NN E HARLAN MEEKS BAIJHMORE, MARYLAND A .B. Englixb Scholarly looks zmd a diamond ring . . . mainstay of the study smoker . . English moods and French themes . . . 011, I bet . . . usually in bed by two in the afternoon . . . avoids the library and the dining room . $116 , constantly making coffee and pondering great questions. Hood College The Seniors ELIZABETH BEEBE MILLER SCARSDALE, NEXV YORK A.B. History Alert mind and subtle wit . . . qlways borrowing or taking naps . . . Chief contributor to Dr. Head- ings collection of history papers . . . known for her impersonations . . . defies the laws of logic . . . LiZard , personmcation 0f mFhe New Yorker? A AR THA ELIZABETH MILLER CUNIBERLAND, MARYLAND AB. Early Clnildbood Education A lady with a DA haircut . . . reserved and relL able . . . spare time spent With Joe and ceramics . . . a faithful fourth for bridge in Smith . . . frequently headed for the TOUCHSTONE office . . . 1Vlarty Z a friend who wmft speak before break- fast. ANN CAROL IITCHELL M l-lRCHANTVILLIC, NEW JERSEY A.B. E'Izglixla An alarming ability to organize . . . TOUCHSTONE7S efficient editor . . . follows basketball scores and the court activity of the Philadelphia Warriors . . . N0W about the yearbook . . f7 . . . A Hood Scholar with a fascination for Vermont . . . term papers done two weeks ahead of time . . . calm, C001, and collected . . . Mitch , a mixture of mischief and maturity. PENELOPE ANNE MOSES WINNEIKA, ILLINOIS A.B. History Expounding on history and the G01dWater con- servatism7 . . . bent over crossword puzzles in Smith smoker . . . a sure voice at Town Hall . . . makes me 5000 mad.H . . . egg salad sandwiches at ten thirty every night . . . an affinity for people and drugstores. . . has Joses-dearW Hood College 79 The Seniors SANDRA ALICE MURPHY PHILLIPSBURG, NEW JERSEY AB. Art Sandy 1, With the dark, shiny hair . . . Art-in a big way . . . giggling through study sessions in Shriner smoker . . Catft stick to her numerous schedules . . . in . HPlease, wait for 11167 . . . constant motion and mischief. GRETCHEN IDE NABORS ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND AB. Hiytory A ministefs wife with a variety of interests . . . divides her time between history and Wmmtf work . . . daily trips from Ellicott City . . . busy life on and off campus . . . Gretchen, as pleasant in manner as she is in appearance. BETTY JANE NEUMANN SILVER SPRING, AIARYLAND BS. Home Economim A good cook and an expert seamstress . . . partial to Siamese cats, sports, sprinkler systems, Strawn, and station wagons Warticularly Hoodw . . . a collector of poetry and Wtips for teachers , . . HHey h0n7, that7s fabulousV . . . B.J., , a person- ality Characterized by warmth and willingness. BARBARA ANN OLSEN NEW CANAAN, CONNECTICUT AB. Art Diamond-bright eyes and an explosive laugh . . . B0bi,77 an easy-going artist who admires tall men and Mondrian . . . intrigued by War away places and strange sounding names? New York, too . . . bold colors . . . Danish furniture . . . active in Alpha Psi Omega . . . Anything but an eight delock, pleezeV, Hood College 81 The Seniors HOPE MILLICENT PAULSON ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA AB. Mathematics A little gal With dark hair and big ideas . . . VVCH 77 Kitten, what7s your problem: . . takes an in- terest in campus affairs and her plant family . . . early to bed, late to rise in her frilly nightgowns . . . H0pe, , forever knitting, chatting, or C0m- mittee-i110f7 MABEL PHILLIPP POCHEDLY FREDERICK, MARYLAND AB. nycbology Often seen on her way to the basement of the Y- Hut . . . 21 little black car with a California license . . . has taken courses at six different colleges . . . Mabel, a blonde Detrick wife who lives on Park Avenue. JA 'NE CAROLINE POLHEMUS GLEN ROCK, JEXV JERSEY AB. Sociolbgy An excitable mimic of campus characters . . . With devotion to Marionettes and sociology . . . gulp- ing two aspirins a day to ward off evil spirits . . . forever talking with her hands . . . hTm relaxing my hairf, . . . in a perpetual state of perplexity is thoIliY7 JACQUELINE ELIZABETH POST AAIITYVILLE, LONG ISLAND AB. Art A sparkling blonde with a preference for blue . . . W couldtft care lessh . . . yet a perfectionist in all she does . . . 1 Hair for art and creativity . . . knits sweaters from original patterns . . . a song writer and singer who canht read music . . . thaCkieh, sophisticated one minute, silly the next. Hood College The Seniors ANTOINETTE LUCILLE RANOLDO HADDONFIELD, NEW JERSEY A .3. Spanish Petite and neat . . . a melange of French and Spanish with a bit of Italian . . . long brown hair done in original, but conservative styles . . . keep- er of the keys to the Endowment Store . . . lll feel like laughing? . . . and Annette often does. INGEMUNDE RONNBACK SCARSDALE, NEW YORK BS. Biology Tall, lean, frequently attired in blue jeans and boots . . . a cowgirl with a Chinese walk . . . equally at home on a horse or in a lab . . . does all her math in Swedish . . . dislikes Victorian living and lipstick . . . full of life and laughter . . . llI-Iey, wait for mew yells llRonnieFl DEBORAH ANN ROSEMAN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA A.B. History A lively sense of humor . . . favors blouses and outlandish plaids . . . 1 good student . . . goes any- where the Kingston Trio goes . . . long nights typing short term papers . . . HLets crescendo down to the French House? . . . Debbie, prank- i5117 yet serious and thoughtful. JOYCE SAXE CHESTN UT HILL, AIASSACHUSE'ITS AB. Economics Dark, brooding eyes and a faraway 100k . . . a devotee of fast cars and horses . . . accents of the Irish and French variety . . . a craze for sweaters and the U.S.E.T. . . . thc signiHcance of a certain tree at Mr. B35 cabin . . . Ge0rgeK quick witth and refreshingly frank. Hood College The Seniors SALLY SUE SAYLOR ELIZAISIC l H'l OXVN, PENNSYLVANIA BS. Home Economics Pixie haircut and pixie grin . . . bright colors and overblouses . . . 1 never have in my EN-TIRE lifeW . . . an interest in food and diets, strictly academic? . . . always headed for home on the weekends . . . Sally Sue, :1 ministefs daughter With a mind of her own. BRENDA LEE SHEAFFER NEW HOLLAND, PENNSYLVANIA BS. Home Economics G 'acious and gullible . . . 1 wanted to tell you W . . . a fondness for 21 special kind of pret- zels and all kinds of people . . . finds chemistry, and chemists! ! fascinating . . . a semester at: Merrill Palmer . . . Brenda, a Pennsylvania Dutch girl with bright memories of Holland. SUSAN PRISCILLA SHEATSLEY ENDICOTT, NEW YORK AB. E71 glisb A variety of excellencies . . . from free verse to a perfected whistle . . . a deep sensitivity to the situation at hand . . . a willing listener yet a dis- cerning judge . . . neatness personmed . . . in- terests ranging from Wolfe and Tchaikovsky t0 Peanuts and the best way to iron a blouse . . . Susan, a portrait in depth, the romantic realist. KATHERI E FREIDA SHEPARD SKANEA'rIcLlcs, NEW YORK A .B. Psy cbology Big smile and a bright HF, . . . an insatiable curiosity . . . problems and psychology . . . cokes and cheddar Cheese . . . a kinship with Linus and a blue quilt . . . long walks on her Florida beach . a dogfish on her desk . . . K.T.7 , a just- right combination of sympathy and gaity. Hood College The Seniors MARY CRAMER SHIPLEY FREDERICK, MARYLAND AB. History A raised finger resulting in a spirited contribution to the class discussion . . . W31: Clark, do you think 7 . . . a loyal resident of Frederick who . w lolvey to Visit its historical landmarks . . . Mrs. Shiplcy, an able student and an adoring gund- mother. A Q N x $Em X 3 a Q3; Wwwm k w WW3: , f; ??vm A6ggng4yxr ANNA JEAN SHUEY GRILENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA A .B . E1Igli3b A superior student teacher . . . read; and willing to work or to play; to help or to ersy . . . has 21 place for everything and everything 5 in its place . . . 011, come onV . . . coffee conversations after dinner . . . jean, a personality marked by sincerity and quiet self-assurance. SUZANNE BROWN SINCELL PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA BS. Home Economics Sneakers and a black crew neck rushing across campus . . . Home EC. and her guinea pigs . . . Wesssss?y . . . weekends at the University of Maryland . . . wedding plans accomplished . . . smoker talk at the wee small hours of the morning . . . htSuzih, full of laughs and bridge advice. LUCINDA FRANCES SMITH FREDERICK MARYLAND A.B. Early Childhood Education Dusty blonde hair neatly curled . . . Day Student in name only . . . an active participant in campus activities . . . MotheHS hmne-cooked meals and the University Of Maryland . . . hSmittyh, hhthat friendly gal from townh off to her hide-away in the HHut? Hood College The Seniors SUE ANN SOMERVILLE HADDONFIELD, NEW JERSEY AB. Art Bubble cut and beautiful Clothes . . . makes a professional appearance in her riding habit . . . art in advertising . . . posters for Hoodk popula- tion . . . Yesss, you simple . . T . . . enjoys listen- ing to records and people . . . Sue, master of an inscrutable face and sarcastic humor. JANET RAE SPAULDING MEADVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA B.S. Home Economics Pert and pretty . . . a Merrill Palmer Miss . . . planning the coming events of the Home Eco- nomics Club . . . summer at the University of Tennessee . . . dinner for six at Strawn . . . flan- niei 3 organization woman who calft say n0.,, LINDSAY CLAIRE STIDGER FOSTORIA, OHIO AB. Early Childhood Education Tall slender grace and a lovely-to-listen-to alto voice . . . sang her way across the Continent . . . deep discussions and dreams of Gernmny . . . dark- haired beauty with just a touch of the oriental . . . her very own chair in the smoker and her ichigan . . . hAh, love is a quoth Lovitivity and hClairef, very own man in simple thingf L 7 PA ULA JA CQ UELINE STIFFMAN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND AB. Art Perennial French twist and obvious Baltimore ac- cent . . . politically-minded . . . avid Democrat who hsimply adore? Mr. President . . . a bridge friend and Kandinsky fan . . . unexpected com- ments at unexpected times . . . Paula, a spirited independent. Hood College The Seniors jUDITI-I ANN STOHR PITTSBURGH, PFNNSYLVANIA A .B. Chemistry A oneehundred pounder with unending energy . . . Dorm President and a Shriner intellect . . . playing bridge or standing on her head in the smoker . . . HIths about the fact that . . W . . . hours spent slaving over a hot: test tube and Bunsen burner . . . hJudesW with her hand in her hair, a study in motion forever Walling off the ground? ANN STUCKENHOLT CLEVELAND, OHIO A.B. Mzm'c Blue eyes and a dreamy stare . . . frequent trips downtown and to record discount houses . . . mu- sic, music, music . . . to be late is to be fashionable . . . HLees stay for another cigarette, it7s only 2 3.1117 . . . hStuckyK a piano player par excellent who sings bass. ANDA HOFFMAN SUNL FREDERICK, AIARYLAND AB. Polin'cal Science IERS Hurrying from home to campus . . . Often found reading the newspaper or Dr. Spock . . . Bucky 21nd B21byH . . . poli. sci. and papers . . . favorite salutation I-Ii DOW . . . Wanda and her double life of Onatcmitw and matriculation. .73:rim MARJORIE ESTELLA TEAGUE EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA BS. Home Economics A gentility of manner and a softness in appear- ance . . . an efficient committee chairman . . .pots and needles and a stay in Strawn . . . a Charming conversationalist . . . never too busy to help . . . Margie , fair and feminine. Hood College The Seniors PATRICIA ANN TRACY SCOTTSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA AB. French That natural look . . . frequently found eating jello, brushing her teeth or taking a shower . . . a member of La Maison Frangaise . . . mad about the Navy and Elvis Presley . . . 00h, see how much weight PVC 1059 . . . Pat , a bubbling Bohemian. ,, Km $36k Q 3 CAROL ELIZABETH TREUHAFT CLEVELAND, OHIO A.B. Music A bouncy gait and a hearty chuckle . . . neat bangs . . . an avid sports fan, hockey is her forte . . . musically-minded and organ-orientcd . . . uOh really?v 01 13 Shelly Bermam . . . beware of mis- pronouncing her last name . . . Carol, gone on :1 short trip in that blue Impala. ANN VOLPE SOUTH BRAINTREE, BIASSACHUSETTS A .B. Mathematics An Irish-Italian beauty with dark hair and blue eyes . . . summers at the Cape . . . trophies won racing her sailboat . . . an even disposition manipulating money on Finance Committee . . . Ann, a willing Chauffeur with an Oldsmobile and a Boston accent. KRISTIN KNUTSON VVARING CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND AB. Early Childhood Education Tall and slender . . . but always on a diet . Commuting in her little green Volvo . . . in com- mand of a kindergarten Class . . . cooking for John . . . decorating their apartment . . . a February graduate . . . K Kris73, a successful combiner 0f CQP reers. Hood College 95 The Seniors ELEANOR PAIGE WISOTZKI BALTIMORE, MARYLAND AB. French Sandals in the snow . . . one long braid . . . a black bulky-knit sweater . . . foreign languages and people intrigue her . . . Alpha Psi Omega and Town Hall . . . solitaire and bicycle jaunts here and there . . . Ue veux te tuer.H . . . Paige, de- lightfully different. 9 x LLEV BOOKER WRIGHT CENTREVILLE, MARYLAND A.B. Englixb Sneakers and knee socks . . . a boy coat and a brown and white six-footcr . . . livening up Eng- lish Classes with her comments and infectious laugh . . . tales of Lehigh and Peace and Plenty Farm . . . Well, Fm tryingW . . . uMuHW, the curly-haircd jester 0f the Senior Class. BEVERLY ANNE YARROLL ABINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA A.B. Biology Slim and trim . . . found doing blood counts in the strangest places . . . has graduated from Buck- nell to Harvard . . . agile figure on the tennis court . . . hHave got to get over to the lab.H . . . slight blush at the mention of Denny . . . hBeverK nice in the nicest of ways. IARY LOUISE ZOPF I GRASAIERE, NEW HARIPSHIRE AB. French Mary Lou . . . an angel with black wings . . . a partner in wine . . . a Swiss in Paris with a com- tesse . . . one good pair of Christian Dior shoes. . . a loyal New Hampshire skier . . . often heard discussing Sartre 0r Simone de Beauvoir ten frangaig . . . destiny in South Africa . . . a marvelous combination of keenness and vivaciouse ness, intensity and laughter. Hood College 97 i 4; 3 is- E The Junior Class OFFICERS PHOEBE ADAMS . . ..................... . . .Presidem JODY MERRITT ........................... Secremry ANNE LLEWELLYN . ................. Vice-presidem BETTY WRIGHT .......................... Treasurer With growing faculties she doth aspire, Of toil unsevefd from tranquility! With faculties still growing, feeling still Of labour, that in lasting fruit outgrows That whatsoever point they gain, they yet Far noisier schemes, accomplish7d in repose, Have something to pursue? Too great for haste, too high for rivalryV -W'. TVordmuortb bee Prelud? -M. Arnold Quiet Woer All wc Ulavw of joy endures, a joy within us; All the rest of life is lovelier for those years?7 -C. Bax Mmician 98 ROW 1 PHOEBE ADAMS ........ West Annapolis, Md. JOAN ANGO'HI . . . . . . . . . .South Orange, NJ. ELIZABETH APPEL . . . . . . .Champaign, Illinois BARBARA ARTHUR ....... . . . .Glen Rock, NJ. A ARTHA A. MEADOWS ........ Frederick, Md. ROVV 2 SUSAN AUFDER HEYDE .......... Lansdale, Pa. JEAN AULL . . . . . ............ Norristown, Pa. JUDITH BAILEY . ........ . . . . .Morrisville, Pa. CAROL BELS'I'RA ............... Lancaster, Pa. MARGARET BOSTON. . . . . . . . .Ellicott City, Md. ROW 3 ANNE-MARIE BOULADE-PERIGOIS ...... 4 Chateauroux, Indre, France YVONNE BRILL ............. Wallingford, Pa. ELOISE BURN ............... . . .Newton, NJ. BARBARA M. CAMPBELL. . . . .Larchmont, N.Y. ELEANOR COCHRANE ........... Pittsburgh, Pa. ROW 4 JOANNE CORWIN .............. Dayton, Ohio DORIS DALZIEL .......... Garden City, N.Y. ELIZABETH L. DAVIS ....... West Paris, Maine KAREN DAVIS ............. Sao Paulo, Brazil ELIZABETH DECKER . . . . . . .Middlctown, N.Y. ROW 5 CAROLINE DICKELY ......... Bronxville, N.Y. EDNA DWAYER . . . ........... . .Bel Air, Md. SUSAN DYE ............... Cumberland, Md. JOY ENGLE ................ Plum Point, Md. SARAH ENOS ................ Rochester, N.Y. ROW 6 NORMA FIKE ........ .. ...... Cordova, Md. CAROLYN FISCHER ........ . . . . .Teaneck, NJ. JUDITH FOL'rZ ...... . ...... Middletown, Md. MARCO FRIEDNIAN ......... Des Moines, Iowa CAROL GORCHOFF ........... Lynchburg, Va. ROW 7 ELIZABETH GEORGE ..... . . . .Englewood, NJ. JOAN GIALANELLA . . . . . ........ Newark, NJ. PATRICIA GORMAN ........ Plcasantville, NJ. BETSY GRIFFIN ............... Towson, Md. SONIA GROSS ............. Freemansburg, Pa. 99 The Juniors ROW 1 COURTNEY GURLEY . . . . . . . . . . .Bethesda, Md. JUDITH HAMMOND ......... Falmouth, Mass. ANN HOLMES ........... Auburndale, Mass. JANE HosmNs . .............. Baltimore, Md. JUDITH JENSEN . . . ............... Fords, NJ. ROW 2 MARGARET JONES ...... . . . . . . .Frederick, Md. LINDA KEYLER ...... . . ..... Fair Haven, NJ. ETHEL KINTIGH ........... Kearny, NJ. BARBARA KIRBY. . . ........ Silver Spring, Md. ANNE LLEVVELLYN ....... . . .Timonium, Md. ROW 3 CANDEE MACK. . . . ..... . .......... Rye, N.Y. M. KATHERINE MAGOWAN. .Bordentown, NJ. SONIA NIALEY. . . . . . . . .Short Hills, NJ. LINDA MARTIN. . ........ . . . . .Fanwood, NJ. CONSTANCE MATHISON. . . . . . . .Frederick, Md. ROW 4 JANICE MCDAVID. . , . . ........ Baltimore, Md. JANET MCDOUGALL. . . . . . ..... Far Hills, NJ. JANE MENCHEY ......... . ....... Altoona, Pa. SUSAN MERCER . . . . ........ Hackensack, NJ. KATHERINE MERRICK. . . . . . ....... Easton, Pa. ROW 5 PATRICIA MERRILL. . . . . . . . . .Litde Silver, NJ. Jo ANN MERRITT. . .......... Slate Hill, N.Y. PENELOPE MISIRIAN. ........ . . .Ramsey, NJ. KATHRYN MORISSE ..... Queens Village, N.Y. HARRIET PAPST ......... Warwick Neck, R.I. ROW 6 DEBORAH PATTERSON, . . ...... Harrisburg, Pa. MARCIA POWELL. . , . .......... Kingston, Pa. ANNE PURSELL. . . . . ..... . .Haddonfield, NJ. BARBARA REEVES. . ..... . . . . . . . .Pottsville, Pa. ELIZABETH REYNOLDS ........ Rising Sun, M d. ROW 7 LYNNE ROACH ....... . . . ..... Montclair, NJ. PAMELA ROBERTS. . . . . . .Longmeadow, Mass. MARTHA ROBERTSON. . . . . . .Rockville, Md. CATHERINE ROWAN ........ Piedmont, W. Va. SUSAN RUGEMER. . .. ..... ....Baltimore Md. 100 ROW 1 LENORE SAPINSLEY. . . . . . . . . .Memphis, Tenn. JULIE SHAFER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Easton, Pa. SUSAN SHINNICK. . . . . . . . . . . . .Baltimore, Md. MARJORIE A. SIMMONS. . . .Washington, DC. JUDITH SIMONSEN. 4 . . . . . . . . . . .Bayonne, NJ. ROW 2 MARVIA SLADE ............... Baltimore, Md. JANE STEVENSON ........... Waynesboro, Pa. ZORA SIEMASKO. . . . . . . .Lexington Park, Md. A'IARGARETA TEGNEMARK.Asensbruk, Sweden JOAN TERPAK ..... . . ...... .. ...... York, Pa. ROW 3 NANCY TURNER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Carlisle, Pa. MEREDXTH WALLING. . . . . . . . . . . .Hazlet, NJ. DEBORAH WARNER. . . . . . . . . . . .Pasadena, Md. SANDRA WARREN . . . . . . . . .Chevy Chase, Md. NIATILE WEST ..... . . . . .Huntington, W. Va. ROW 4 SUSAN WILLIAMS ......... .Milwaukee, Wis. SUZANNE WILLIAMS. . . . . . . . . . Altoona, Pa. GAIL W000. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Torrington, Conn. BETTY LEE WRIGHT. . . . . . . .Hagerstown, Md. CLASS'OF I962 101 The Sophomore Class OFFICERS SUE SANDER ............................... President SUSAN CONNER .......................... Treasurer BEVIN GOODWIN ................... Vice-prexidem JANE GRITSAVAGE ...................... Secretary And all the walking I had done Childlike, I danced in a dream; Was on a journey Scared begun. Blessings emblazoned that day; I did not know the distance gone, Everything glowed with a gleam; But resolutely travelled 0n? . . . Yet we were looking awayV, . . . aC. Dyment Wfbc Snow77 -T. Hardy WW0 Ser-Umeeing7 Friends depart, and memory Takes them To her caverns, pure and deep. . . . -T. H. Bayly Teach Me to Forge? 102 ROW 1 CAROL AMESBURY. . . ....... Wellcslcy, Mass. KATHLEEN ANDERSON ...... Moorestown, 1 VJ. ELIZABETH BAKER. ....... .. .Centrcvillc, Md. SARAH BALDWIN ........ . . .Wellesley, Mass. MARY BATTEN ................ Darien, Conn. ROW 2 PEGGY BAUER ..... . .......... Asheville, NC. LOIS BAL'MGARDNER.. ........ Frederick, Md. KAREN BECK. , . . . . ......... Livingston, NJ. MARY BECKER ...... . ........ Waterloo, N.Y. VIRGINIA BELI ......... . ........ Chester, Md. ROW 3 SALLY BISHOP ..... . . ......... Baltimore, Md. JEAN BROWN ......... .. ..... Baltimore, Md. HELEN Btss ......... . . . . .Hagerstown, Md. BARBARA CAMPBELL. . . ....... Annapolis, Md. ANN CARPENTER .......... . .Stamford, Conn. ROW 4 LINDA CHAIT ...... . ...... Great Neck, N.Y. RL'TH CHITTICK ..... . . . . . . . ABoyertown, Pa. JOANNE CISSEL ......... . . . . .Centreville, Md. MARY SUSAN COLLINS ........ Bcllerosc, N.Y. SUSAN COLTON ........... . . . . .Albany, N.Y. ROXV 5 NANCY COMPTON ....... . . . .Keyser, W. Va. ANN CONNELL ........ Upper Montclair, NJ. SUSAN CONNER.. ......... ... . . . .Lima, Ohio DEMETRIA DANIELS. . . . . . . . A .Brooklyn, N.Y. MARY DEIBLER ......... . . . . . .Camp Hill, Pa. ROW 6 PATRICIA DONIGER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rye, N.Y. BRENDA EKLUND. . .North Beach Haven, NJ. NANCY jo ENGEL ...... Shaker Heights, Ohio ANN ENZIAN ............ ....Pittsburgh, Pa. KAREN FINDEISEN ...... Shaker Heights, Ohio ROXV 7 LOUISE FISHER ..... . . . . . . . . .Thurmont, Md. SHERYL FISHER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Villanova, Pa. JOAN FLEMING. . . . . . . . .Larchmont, N.Y. MARGARET FOUNTAIN. . . . . . . . . . . .Easton, Md. SUSAN FOWLER ..... ........Norwalk, Conn. CLASS OF 1963 The So homores ROW 1 LYDIA GINDIN ............... .Linden, NJ. AMIE GODZVIAN. . . . ..... Ellicott City, Md. JILL GOFF .................... Orange, NJ, LORRAINE GORRELL ...... . . .Forest Hill, Md. JANE GRITSAVAGE ........... Northville, N.Y. ROW 2 KAREN HANNAFORD ............ Elyria, Ohio MARY HARDING ................. Reading, Pa. SANDRA HARR ................... Latrobe, Pa. JUDITH HASHNGS ............... Berlin, Md SUSAN HILL ..................... Easton, Pa. ROW 3 SHEILA HOFFSES ............ Portland, Maine DOROTHY HUSSENNETTER .................. . Roslyn Harbor, N.Y. NANCY HUFF .............. Flemington, NJ. DIANE INGREY ........ Rockville Centre, N.Y. JUDITH jANISZEWsKl ......... Baltimore, Md. ROW 4 DOROTHY J03 .............. Ridgewood, NJ. CAROL JQICE ................. Baltimore, Md. ANN JONES ................. Annapolis, Md. RACHEL KAY .................. Kingston, Pa. KATHERINE A. KERR ............ Dewitt, N.Y. ROW 5 MARCIA A. KERR ..... Wellesley Hills, Mass. MARGARET KIPP ............... Lancaster, Pa. GAIL KLOEBLEN ............ jersey City, NJ. ZOE KUNAR ............... . . . .Elmont, N.Y. PATRICIA LANGAN ............ Frederick, Md. ROW 6 VERNA LARSON .............. Pittsburgh, Pa. DIANNE LAWSON ......... New Market, Md. MARIE LEADER.. .......... New Market, Md. MARIELLEN LEVITT. . .Huntington Valley, Pa. SUSAN LOEFFLER ........... VVhite Hall, Md. ROW 7 ELIZABETH LUBELL. . . .Ncwton Center, Mass. SARAH Lur'roxr . . ...... Laurel Springs, NJ. PATRICIA LYTLE .............. Wellsboro, Pa. JUDITH MARTINKA ................ .York, Pa. PATRICIA MASON .......... Silver Spring, Md. :3 m 4 $323 ROW, 1 JANE ANNE MASON ........ Falls Church, Va. CAROLYN A'IATUSIEXVSKI. . . .Hempstead, N.Y. CAROLYN MAXWELL. ..... .Lewistown, Pa. MARY ANN NICLAREN. . .North Adams, Mass. ELEANOR MEYER .......... Binghammn, N.Y. 427.243,? m? ROV r 2 BETSY ANN MILLS ..... Marrinsburg, W. Va. MARGARET A'IOELLER ....... Haddonfield, NJ. HELEN R'IL'MFORD ............. Scranton, P3. LINDA ANIYERS ................... ..Paoli, P21. SUSAN OLPP ................... TcnaHy, NJ. ROW 3 KATHLEEN UNEIL .......... ..Madison, NJ. ELLEN ORNDORFF ............ Baltimore, Md. SUE OS'I'ER ..... . .......... Hagerstown, Md. PENELOPE OWEN. . . .Braddock Heights, Md. MARYBELIJ; PAGE .......... Adamstown, Md. JUDITH PAY ............ Silver Spring, Md. HELEN PINCKNEY. . . .Rockville Centre, N.Y. SANDRA POOLE ............ Wilmington, DeL PATRICIA PROBST .......... Hcartwellville, Vt. LYNNE RANDALL .............. Detroit, Mich. ROW 5 NATALIE REBERT ............. Frederick, Md. JO ANN REIBER. . . . Pittsburgh, Pa. KATHLEEN ROACH ....... New Windsor, Md. JUDITH ROBERTS ..... ...Watkins Glen, N.Y. LINDA ROLLINS ....... .Wcllesley Hills, Mass. ROW 6 PATRICIA ROTH ............... Allentown, Pa. MONICA RUBENS. . . .......... . . .Dover, NJ. SUSAN SANDER ......... . . . . . .Baltimore, Md. SARAH SCHAEFFER. . . . . . . . ..... Bethlehem, Pa. JANET SCHEURER ..... . ..... Falls Church, Va. ROW 7 EVALYN SCHNEBLY ..... ..Silver Spring, Md. MARGARET SCHULTZ.. ......... Elkridge, Md. MARILYN SErrMAN ..... .. . .Ncw York, N.Y. LYNDA SHIELDS. . . . . . .Old Grccmvich, Conn. JUDITH SKINNER. . . . . . . .West Newton, Mass. mfww , 'M, :V 533$; mgakzgm av CLASS OF1963 The Sophomores ROW 1 NIARTHA SMITH ............... Pittsburgh, Pa. SALEM SMITH. . . . ..... . . . . . . .Darien, Conn. SUSANN STAMM. . . . ........ . . . .Altoona, Pa. ROBERTA STERNER ....... . . . . . . .Hanovcr, Pa. SUSAN TRULL. . . . . ......... Red Creek, N.Y. ROW 2 MARTHA TURNER ................. Media, Pa. JO ANN TWILLEY. . . . . ...... .Salisbury, Md. KATHARINE VAN TINE ..... Wynnewood, Pa. HENRIETTA WAGNER ...... . . .Collegeville, Pa. MARY-VERDELLA WAGNER. ....... Easton, P21. ROW 3 T081 WEINTRAL'B. ........... Baltimore, Md. PRCDENCE WHITBECK. ......... Hudson, N.Y. JO ANN WILLIAMS. . . .New Cumberland, Pa. SANDRA WILLISON ............ Pittsburgh, Pa. COURTNEY W0MACK.. ..... Appomattox, Va. ROW 4 SUSAN WOODFORD. . . . . . . .Spring Lake, Mich. JANE WRIGHT ............. Hagerstown, Md. KAREN YEAGER. . . . . . . . . . . .Philadelphia, Pa. The Freshman Class OFFICERS CAROLYN MCCURDY ...................... President ANGIE FINN ............................... Secretary PENNY FETTNER .................... Vice-presz'dem ANN DICKSON ........................... Treasurer Wnto this Universe, and W'lny not knowing . . . Hopes of Paradise! Nor Wbem'e, like Water Willy-nilly flowing; One thing at least is certain-Tbi: Life fiieS' , And out of it, as Wind along the Waste, . . . . h .F' ' I know not W bztber, wdly-nllly blowmg. E Itzgerald The Rubazyat of Omar W hat, without asking, hither hurried Whence? Kbayydm And Without asking, W'loitber hurried hence! XXIX, XXX, LXIII The Freshmen ROW 1 DIANNE ADAMS ......... Newtonvillc, Mass. JO ANN ADAMS. . . . . . . . . .Meadowbrook, Pa. DEBORAH ALLEN ............ Cobleskill, N.Y. BONNIE ARMSTRONG .......... Pittsburgh, Pa. JUDITH ARMSTRONG ........... Pittsburgh, Pa. ROW 2 MARCIA BARELL ....... . . . . .Welleslcy, Mass. BARBARA BARNES ............ Tuckcrton, NJ. JVIARIE BASSETT ............... Winnetka, 111. ALTHEA BATES ............. Larchmont, N.Y. MABEL BEACHLEY .......... Hagerstown, Md. ROW 3 PATRICIA BELL ................. .Latrobc, Pa. MARGARET BENSON .......... S. Hadley, Mass. ELEANOR BERKLITE. ........ Waynesboro, Pa. LINDA BERRY .............. Centerport, N.Y. BARBARA ANN BETKE ........... Verona, NJ. ROW 4 JOANNE BLOODGOOD .............. Wayne, Pa. CHARLOTTE BODNER ......... Livingstone, NJ. SANDRA BORRELLI ............. Yonkers, N.Y. KAREN BREDAHL. ............ Coraopolis, Pa. BARBARA BREWSTER ....... . . . .Pittsburgh, Pa. ROW 5 ALYCE BURN ..................... Butler, Pa. LYNN BYERS .......... . ..... Uniontown, Pa. MELINDA CARLISLE .............. Utica, N.Y. SUSAN CARLSON ......... New Britain, Conn. GAIL CASADY ........... ....Cohassct, Mass. ROW 6 VIRGINIA CAVETT ...... . . . . . . .Northfield, Ill. ZOE CLAPP .......... . ........ Matawan, NJ. JULIA CLARK ......... . . .Locust Valley, N.Y. JUNE CLARK. . .. ...... ......Baltimorc, Md. ELIZABETH CLEMENT ....... Haddonfield, NJ. ROW 7 CAROLYN CLEVVELL. . . . . . . . . . .Bethlchem, Pa. J0 ANNE CLIME. . . ........ . . .Lancastcr, Pa. MARY ANN COCKRAM ..... Canandiagua, N.Y. BARBARA COCKS. . . . . . . ........ Weston, Mass. ANN COLLINS. . . . . ....... . . . . . .Elmira, N.Y. ROW 1 PAULA COOK ........ . ..... Federalsburg, Md. FRANCES COOPERMAN. . . . . . . . . . .Omaha, Neb. BETSEY COVEL ...... . ..... . .Hingham, Mass. RUAN DAVIES ....... . . . . . . . . . . . .Laurel, Md; MARGARET DEASY. . . .Port Washington, N.Y. ROW 2 JOAN DECKER ......... . ....... Dumont, NJ. Axx DICKSON ........ . . . . ,Riverside, Conn. JUDITH DODGE. . . . ..... . ..... Harrison, N.Y. LOIS DUNCAN. . . . .. ........... Lombard, Ill. CAROL EISENBERG ............. Shillington, Pa. ROW 3 JOAN EMANN. . . . . . . .......... Trenton, NJ. SARAH ERB. ...... . ......... Grecnsburg, Pa. CAROLYN FELIX. .. ......... Philadelphia, Pa. KATHLEEN FELIX. . . . . ...... Philadelphia, Pa. FRANCES FETTNER.. ......... Interlaken, NJ. ROW 4 JANE FILLASTRB ..... . . . . . .Greenwich, Conn. PATRICIA FINAN ........... Chevy Chase, Md. ELLEN FINN ......... Port Washington, N.Y. JUDITH FONES ......... Bedford Village, N.Y. RUTH FREDERICKS ........... ..Lancaster, Pa. ROW 5 BARBARA FRIED ..... . . . .New Rochelle, N.Y. CLAIRE FULENWIDER ...... Owings Mills, Md. MARGARET FRITZ. . . . ...... . .Mt. Airy Md. jAN GODWIN ..... Ft. George G. Meade, Md. ANNE Goonwnx ........... Branford, Conn. ROW 6 SHIRLEY GREENE ..... . ..... Shrewsbury, Nuj SHEILA GRoss.. ............... Parkton, Md. MADELXNE GCTEKUNST ......... Towson, Md. TRL'DY J0 HAHN ......... Westminster, Md. SUSAN HAPGOOD ............. Lynchburg, Va. ROW 7 KAY HARRISON .................. Berlin, Md. DORIS HARWOOD. . . . . . . . .Middletown, Conn. BARBARA HAL'N ................ Glenside, Pa. JANET HAYES ....... . ....... Key West, Fla. MARY LOU HERRMANN. . .Portsmouth, Ohio CLASS or 1964- The Freshmen ROW 1 JOANNE HICKS. . . ..... . . . .Huntington, N.Y. SUSAN HILL. . . . . .. ..... ......Palmer, Mass. AMY HILLIARD. ....... Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio LOUISE HOCKSTADER. . . . . . . .Laurelton, N.Y. DIANA HOKE ................. Pittsburgh, Pa. ROW 2 NANCY HOPKINS.. ........ Douglaston, N.Y. CAROL HOTTENSFEIN ..... . . . .Millersburg, Pa. MARGARET Hunsco ........ . . .Catasauqua, Pa. KAREN HUTCHINSON ......... Andover, Mass. JOYCE JAEGER ................ Frederick, Md. ROW 3 KATHARINE JENKS. . . . . . . . .Massapcqua Park, L.I., N.Y. LINDA JOHANSON. . . . . ....... Andover, Mass. DARLENE JOHNSON .......... Hellertown, Pa. LINDA KENNEY.. ........ Rocky River, Ohio HELENE KIGHT. . ............. Pittsburgh, Pa. ROW 4 SHERRY KIMBLE ............. Princeton, NJ. JUDIE KIP ........... .......W Nyack, N.Y. SARA KNOFF. . . . . .. ....... ....Summit, NJ. NANCY KORNAHRENS. . . . .Poughkeepsie, N.Y. ELSA KRAVITZ .......... . . . .Elkins Park, P21. ROW 5 MARY JANE KRIEGER. . . . .Up. Montclair, NJ. KAREN ANN KUECHENMEISTERPittsburgh, Pa. CATHERINE KURALT. . ........ Charlotte, N.C. KIRSTIN KVAM .............. Metuchen, NJ. JANET LANE. .......... ...Washingron, D.C. ROW 6 MELANIE LATHROP ...... . . . . .Montvale, NJ. MARCIA LERNER ....... New Rochelle, N.Y. HARRIET LESOURD ........... Hanover, N.H. SUSAN LYETl-l . . . . . . . Wellesley Hills, Mass. ANNABELLE MACKAY. . . . . ..... Crisfield, Md. ROW 7 MAUREEN MAcm. . . . . . . . .Ncwtonvillc, Mass. MARILY MALLISON. . . . . . . . . . .Newport, RI. BARBARA MALY. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Allentown, Pa. FRANCINE MANTELLO. . .. AN. Adams, Mass. JANE MARTIN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pelham, N.Y. ROW 1 PENELOPE MARTIN ....... .E. Orleans, Mass. LYNN MARX.. . .. . . . . . . . .Purchase, N.Y. NANCY MASOh ....... West Davenport, N.Y. NANCY MCCANDLISH ...... .. . . . .Delhi, N.Y. JANET MCCAULEY.. ........ .Brooklyn, N.Y. ROW 2 SUSAN MCCORMICK ..... . . . . .Greensburg, Pa. CAROLYN MCCL'RDY ........... Darien, Conn. DIANE MCKAY ................. Sparta, NJ. JANE MCLEES. . . . . . . ....... Philadelphia, Pa. ANN McMILLAN. . . . . . . . . . . .Pittsburgh, Pa. ROW 3 BONNIE MCPHERSON ........... .Hilton, N.Y. ELLEN MESHKEN .......... Bridgeport, Conn. MARY L. MIGNONE ...... New Haven, Conn. JOANNA MILLER ........... . .Grantsville, Md. GAIL XVIINNEMA ............. .Northfield, 111. ROW 4 CATHERINE MOLTER. . . . . , .chcrna Park, Md. AVIARY MOORE. . . . ........ . . . . . .Elmira, N.Y. MOLLY MOORE ........ . . . . . . . .Winnetka, Ill. BARBARA ANN MURPHY ...... ..Tenatiy, NJ. MARGAREr A. MYERS .......... Lancaster, Pa. ROW 5 MARY ELIZABETH MYERS. . .Westminster, Md. MARY ELLEN NAss ........... Allentown, Pa. JEENE ANN NEEL ............. Cheverly, Md. CAROLE ANN NELSON ....... .Fairfield, Conn. CAROLINE NICOLL. . . . . . ...... Baltimore, Md. ROW 6 BARBARA J0 O NE1LL. . . .Pompton Plains, NJ. SUSAN ORR ....... . ...... ...Hamden, Conn. ALICE PALMER ....... . . . .Staten Island, N.Y. DEBORAH PARKER .............. Auburn, N.Y. NANCY PECK .............. Morristown, NJ. ROW 7 SUSAN PECK ........ . ...... . . .Tenafiy, NJ. MARGARET PHILLIP .......... Alexandria, Va. CAROL PHILLIPS ....... Delanco, NJ. JACQUELINE PHILLIPS .. . . . .Woodlynne, NJ. SUZANNE PITCOFF . . . . . . . . . .Maplewood, NJ. The Freshmen ROW 1 ANNE PLEVVS ............. Honolulu, Hawaii ABBY POTTER ................... Vienna, Va. GAYLE REED ................. Pittsburgh, P21. LINDA REITARS ...... . ........ Allentown, Pa. GAIL RHIAN ................. Frederick, Md. ROW 2 JUDITH RICE .............. Wilbraham, Mass. JOANN RISSER ............ West Chester, Pa. ELLEN ROBERTS ............ Rutherford, NJ. KATHERINE ROCK ............. Beaufort, N.C. CAMILLA ROOT ............. Waldwick, NJ. ROW 3 KAYREN ROSE .......... Geneva, Switzerland ANDREA RUDIGER ........... Bay Shore, N.Y. CHRISTINA SANTANGELO ...... Red Bank, NJ. JOYCE SCHNARS. . . . .......... Pittsburgh, Pa. MARTA SCHNEEBELI ..... . . .Williamsport, Pa. ROW 4 JANE SHARRETTS. . . . . ...... . ..... Sparks, Md. MARGARET SLADE.. .......... Waterloo, N.Y. JUDITH SMITH ......... . . . .Little Silver, NJ. CAROL SMITH ........ ....Silvcr Spring, Md. JANE SPILLER ...... . ........... Summit, N.J. ROW 5 KAY STARCHER ..... . ...... Cumberland, Md. JANET STEPHAN. . . . . . . . ...... Princeton, NJ. HARRIET STEPHENS. . . . . . ..... . .Summit, NJ. JANE STEWART ...... . ..... ..H01yokc, Mass. BARBARA STOCKER .......... Chappaqua, N.Y. ROW 6 SUZANNE STOECKLE. . . ......... Darien, Conn. SARA STOECKLEIN ............. Glenshaw, Pa. PAMELA STONE ....... . . . . .Hagcrstown, Md. BARBARA STRAYER. . . . ............. York, Pa. CHRISTENA STRL'BEN .......... Baltimore, Md. ROW 7 ANNE TARBELL ............... Belfast, Maine KATHARINE TATEM. . . . . . . . . . .Audubon, NJ. CAROLYN THOE'r. . . . . . . . . .Forest Hills, N.Y. MARY V. VALOS.. ............. Cutler, Ohio PATRICIA VAN DYKE. . .lVlan-asquan Park, NJ. ROW 1 MARGor VILLEcco. . . . . .Pine Orchard, Conn. ELIZABETH VVAINVVRIGHT. .Allegheny C0., Pa. PANIELA WALLACE .......... Lebanon, N.H. JANE VVANTZ ........... New Windsor, Md. SALLY VVARINNER ........ Garden City, N.Y. ROW 2 KATE WATSON ............. . Pittsburgh, Pa. BETTY WEAVER ............ Ar'lanchester, Md. CATHERINE WELLINGTON. . ...... Bel Air, Md. MARY C. VVI-IITE ............ Boonsboro, Md. BARBARA ANN WILEY ........ Chatham, NJ. ROW 3 DONNA WILEY ............ Ellicott City, Md. JO ANN WINER ............... Summit, NJ. SETAREH YAR-AFSHAR, . . . . . . . . .Teheran, Iran SHARON YotNG ...... . . .Hagerstown, Md. CLASS OF 1964 113 Listen! I will be honest with V0u ' 3 I do not offer the 01d smooth prizes, but offer rough new prizes, These are the days that must happen to yOLW -VV31t W'hitman Wong 0f tlac Open R0009, 114 :0 pass . yodor Idstdycvs The Bfrbtb'eigtiKammini: L Book IV, Chapter I Organizational fervor, a silent partner in maturity . . . a fellowship of minds in each activity, varying from the domesticity of home eco- nomics t0 the vast scope of international relations . . . fairs, sales, dances, lec- tures, and teas . . . each to his own, or one for all. CLUBS Blue and Grey EDITORIAL STAFF BARBIE HUFHAM ................... Editw'vin-Cbz'ef MARTY KAISER .................... Alanaging Editor JOAN TERPAK ......................... New Editor KATHY BAUM ..................... Auntirlfc Editor KATHY MORISSE .................. Amocime Editor PAT LYTLE ......................... Amociarc Edimr CAROLYN MATUSIEWSKI ......... Axmciate Edimr JO ANN REIBER ..................... Axmciatc Editor BUSINESS STAFF POLLI POLHILMUS ................ Buxincxs Jlalmgcr PAIGE VVISOTSKI ............... Circulation Manager H9 Chewing a stub 0f pencil, the Wisp of brown hair tucked behind her ear, Ann conducts the volum- inous TOUCHSTONE affairs . . . Democratically. . . . efHCiently. . . . effectively. Proofs piling, copy to be edited, secret meetings of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, field agents hastening as May draws near, and finally. . . . 120 EDITORIAL STAFF ANN MITCHELL .................... Eiitm-in-Cbief ANTOINETTE RANOLDO ........ Business Manager MARTY A'IEADOVVS ................ , Mmmging Editor PAT LANGAN ...................... Associate Editor PENNY MULHERN .................. Literary Editor SUE SHEATSLEY ............. Senior Literary Editor NANCY HENDERSON ......... Advertising Manager LOU HUEBL .................... Photography Editor JANE BLACKSON ....................... Art Editor The 1961 Touchstone Herald VIRGINIA BRINTON ................ Editor-z'n-Claief MARY ANNE FLEETWOOD ........ Anocinte Editor EDNA DVVAYER ................... Bmiizem Manager NORMA FIKE .................. Advertising Manager BARBARA KIRBY ............... Circulation Mmmger jANE BLACKSON ........................ Art Editor President, Nancy EngmH; Vice Presidium Mandy Fisher; Scc.-Treas., Bevin Goodwin. Extra Curricular Association PRESIDENTS, FORUM PERMANENT DANCE COMMITTEE MARGIE TEAGUE, Chairman 123 Cooperative Government OFFICERS jEANNE DUNCAN ........................ Prexidem JEAN ROYER .............................. Secretary KATHIE BAUM ...................... Vice President MARTY TURNER ........................ Treasurer C. G. A. . . a Vital phase of Hood College academic and social life . . . . functioning quietly and with maximum echiency to uphold our hon- or system . . . . possessing executive, legislative, 124 and judicial authority over the behavior of each student, on and m Yuy from campus . . . . Preserv- ing a high calibre of honor in every aspect of our college life. TMZHCC Finance Com 1 T7114 72 iNDERSON, Clot! NANCY HE lation Assoc ltt C 6 177mm ndbook Comm' BETH DAVIS, Cba Ha ? gww : ma ER m 53.3: nu xxx w Mum $9, $$ a gag xx? 33x Town Hall 126 127 Town hall . . . the mock convention . . . many Visitors, posters, demonstrations, songs . . . a Vic- tory for Stevenson Campaigns-Kennedy Visits, speaks . . . rallies, buttons . . . our mock election- Nixon by 8676 electoral vote. The national elec- tion-television sets, pretzels, vascillating returns. . . . Kennedy. . . . Studying the world in current events . . . lectures on Africa, Laos, Cuba . . . following the formation and actions of the new administration. OFFICERS JUDY FOX ................................. President BETH DOLBY ........................ Vice Preyidem JEAN LENHART .......................... Secretary BRENDA EKLUND ........................ Trenmrer w x gay i Freshman T gawg Wm kgznggmg w x x V; w X; Maggy x m: gag: w w a $an g: a . m m 4 w 15: ' 51$ W .EW :9 X $5$giwmga M y a szfggmmw , M am Mum: gwgmy mm mm aw envy xii W x :2?in 129 Wm . . . a busy organization . . . special interests in the spiritual, intellectual, and social life on campus . . . sponsors of two foreign students this year . responsible for contemporary lectures and a dream study group . . . more projects-the Big-Little Sister program, book mart . . . Relig- ious Emphasis Week, exemplifying social service. OFFICERS ANNE BOOTHBY ......................... Prexidem BETH LEE ............................ Vice-presidem SUE OSTER ................................ Secretary PHYLLIS KAMP ........................... Treamrer CHAPEL COMMITTEE BUNNY BURN, Chairman Choir Tour Choir President, Hilda Koont Secretary, Phoebe Adams; Treasurer, Sue Stamm; Librarian, Lorraine Gorrell; Robe Chairman, Bobbi Sterner, Directed by Mr. Charles J. VVarncr. Gretchen Beckhelm, Marcie Bush, Joan Sutton, Jeanne Duncan, Carol Handwerk, Joan Jacobsen, Hilda Koontz, Claire Stidger, Dorctta Ruggles, Phoebe Adams, Joanna Brinkloc, Ann Holmes, Suzanne VVilliams, Karen Beck, Susie Colton, Lorraine Gorrcll, Ellen Orndorff, Sue Stamm, Marty Turner. Glee Club Octet Phoebe Adams Joan Jacobsen Hilda Koontz Janet LV'IcDougall Pom Merrill Claire Stidger Anne Stuckenholt Debby Warner President, Anne Llewellyn; Business Manager, Sonia Gross; Sccretar Jane Hoskins. Directed by Mr. Charles J. Warner. a Ax, :05 2:2? ; 1 g; x a w? 423 5? $3; 4;; 3 5? mg; y-Treasurer, y wig , $3 4w Marionettes OFFICERS POLLI POLHEMUS ........................ President BETH DOLBY ......................... Vice-prwident JOY ENGLE ............................... Secretary MARGAR ET JON ES ....................... T'reamrer Directed by Dr. Beverly Canning . . . The Glass Menagerie, professional finesse . . . success, poig- nancy of drama . . . comedyls creative appeal . . . 3 one act play5 7 . . . entertainment for a father with :1 Thespian penchant . . . perhaps Ibsen, per- haps Strindberg. Kathie Baum, Anne Boothby, Mary Drewal, Jeanne Dun- M01131? Board can, Nancy Engroif, Estelle Harrison, Nancy Hcpp, Mar- tha Kaiser, jayne Polhemus. Phoebe Adams, Martha Meadows, Nancy Craven, Diana Honorary Marshals Davis, Louise Fisher, Susan Fisher, Laura Geiger, Lor- raine Gorrell, Sonia Gross, Carol Joice, Jean Royer, Matile West. 134 Katherine Baum, Jeanne Duncan, Nancy 7 9 X 7 ' ' Engroff, Johanna Fox, Estelle Harrison, ho 5 ho 1n Amerlcan Lynne Linzey, Susan Sheatsley. C . . . olleges and Unlversmes Cornelia Channing, Diana Davis, Mary Drewal, Jeanne HOOd SChOlarS Duncan, Susan Fisher, Laura Geiger, Sonia Gross, Martha Kaiser, Ann Mitchell, jaync Polhemus, Jean Marie Roycr, Susan Sheatsley. 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