Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1948 volume:

.nazi . . 1- lil f l 1 L23 9-lib The Annual , HQUGHTQN COLLEGE P-IOUGI-ITQN, NEW YCDIQK i 7?45 EDITOR E. George Sanville BUSINESS MANAGER Donald Kouwe lo Miss Rachel Davison . . . because to us her life is synonymous with the theme of our hook and college. Since Working on the first yearbook in 1923, she has served Hough- ton With no thought of self in the capacity of teach- er, advisor, and administrator. More than this, her quiet smile of assurance and her patience in the most trying situations have been a living witness to our theme that in all things He might have the preeminencef' I1 if 1 1 1 I 1 r, 1' 1 1 11: 1- 11 1 1 1 J . 1 1 J3' 5 1 F 'Q' I U 71-751.-,, vf Ni .1 .. 11,1: f55111.5fWvf1 1 .. A T' 'EZQ1'-551.1 f 1: ,Q 1 Cl-IRIST PREEMINENT The most important requirement for success in life is to be lined up with the will of Cod. The cardinal force of Cod's will is that Christ Jesus, who abased himself to taste death for every man, should be exalted to first place -'athat in all things he might have the preeminencei' fColossians 1:16-181. ' Too many Christians are not willing that this should be true in their lives. Yes, they avcw allegiance to Jesus. He is perhaps even prominent in their living and planning, but not preeminent. Preeminence means abdica- tion-taking the Cod-given power of choice and casting it down at Jesus' feet. Preeminence means actually dying to self and letting the Spirit of Christ occupy the Whole man-UTO know nothing save Christ and Him cru- cifiedf,-to experience 'fthe fellowship of His suffering, being made con- formable to His deathf, But only as we abdicate our own will, as we thus 'Edie the deathf' can we be sure that our central objectives are those of God himself, that our will is His. Then when we pray, it will truly be 'Gin His nameu and the Father is pledged to grant our request. The bearing of fruit begins only after the corn of wheat has died. A Cod wants not our efforts, our money, our things. He wants us-emptied of self, filled with the Holy Spirit-to will through us, to work through us fPhilippians 2:1231 , to be through us f1:21j. 'ETHAT IN ALL THINGS CHRIST MIGHT HAVE THE PREEMINENCEF W if fm Presidem 5' ephen :ML '13-rg fm. W mx-1 V 'M W ,M ,M M VM MA , X lfmfiq N 'W 'w.:w, QQ if-1 -. Q ' Jn.. ,, ' Pqine I Ph. D O For Q5 Editions . Just a quarter of a century ago, our yearbook made its debut. Since it was a monument to college days, symbolic of perman- ence ancl spiritual strength, it was given the name Boulder. The Boulder has played a variety of roles. In its fifth year it assumed the semblance of a riverboat, and the following year it caught the pioneer spirit. Two years later it sallied back to the days of castles and kings in Europe, and then it managed to step into the colonial, era in America for the next edition. In a more recent year it was Written like a letter to Johnny, and again as a diary. The themes change, but the goal is the same-to recapture the spirit of campus life and to preserve it for days of reflection. ff n All the things that go to make up college life-the simple greetings exchanged on the campus, the pause for prayer be- fore each class, the keen sportsmanship on the gym Hoor, the personal interest of professor in student-yes, in all the things that make up life in Houghton that . . . FI ' all e , rr He to Whom we owe our first allegiance, for we know that Hin Him dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead hodily, and ye are complete in Himf, Realizing there is no division of sacred and secular, for Mall things are Chrisfs and Christ is Cod's, at Houghton He alone has the preeminence. -Q X5 wa-,Y in 4 -4-+L. 4 , 4 ., . 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When O,C1' earth thy fame has risen Like the morning light, - ,Twill but rise the earth to gladden And dispel the night. . . 5 if as Yi' 1 X ' A ,Q . . - X- 'L' ' . '- 7 'J WM. 1,. . ,KIM FH 1 1 A V li f 5 f4.f V- 97 f W ff -ff. ff- A 1' i- 1... -. xr '. Jn! 13' . il, A 4 -Hi bi -Q3 sw S sm ' N, 2 x xl' ' f, S4 ,c x -Z.. AZN r ', x ff gd ' if 01 ' ,: L js' 1.23 wg - f V ' I 1 Q . F- ' gi Q : vf L .1 As., Ml is-34,1 ll r' . m ' ' 1 : 4 M ' 5 ' ' ' f B i S fi 3 uf Q 5 . V if id i ,qv . . F--,i L-'Z ,t 1. . ,. X, 9 MRA ff., X ., 7'E'7f?fQQ -'-N. J, :ga-gzx . Y - These Things Teach and Exhoff . .N h Fl 4553 Lila M. Andrews, B. Mus. John M. Andrews, M. Mus. Elizabeth Beck, M.A. Matthew 2l:22 Instructor in Woodwind Psalm I8:2 Ephesians 2:lO Professor of Violin Dean of Women Mary E. Budensiek, A.M. James l:5 Voice QB: ,,..-- i . 'iw e ' ,fi ii'- 5, ' 3 ,',. ,rg -1 , gf:-Q l. ww. V :Exe ' iv E5!'m:i may iii aj Q silt, 1 asm ', iii. ,i a5xff'.i:15.. .mv . ., ii,i,i. , i Nilivgiiw Tl Dorah Burnell, A.M. Donald Butterworth, MQ Mus Philippians 4:l3 Psalm 23 Professor of Chemistry Voice 26 Alton M. Cronk, A.M. Wenona Ware Cronk, A.B. Betty J. Erhurcl, A.B. James I:5 I JoI'In I:7 Psalm 68:19 Chairman ot Division ot Music Instructor in English and History Instructor in Voice and Art Make I'Iim Known Bessie M Fancher, A M Herbert Le Roy Fancher, AM Zola K Fcmcher, A.B Psa m I2I Hosea 2:20 Romans 8:28 Professor ot Education Protessor ot German Instructor in Education 27 2 II? 'T?fT 4 EW 'I I ?I1E5I'I ' :I.11:5ll! d.L'LI . iilhli -I-'I - I . I I 5? iw I V FII5 if '- qv sf., 1 I fs, ,if t0J'.. , 3 IQ. ,QTL-5-1 :FL- ff-'Ir Q. ' I I me I Lei:-I2gf9,.g I . J I I Q I 2-It.-.3191 'T- 'f f 'sw' '::IIr-fee: , ' ' I rs GQ , I , , f I III 55:3 1 ' Y ' , 1 . A 1 U , A I . , : '- ' ' - : I ' W I A I I-'glA.,-AIIIX1 .-fr , I II II I I ' ' , W ' II I 7' I I I I -I+ I II I II ri: 'I I If, I W I .- :W I ' -, ' Charles H. Finney, M. Mus., Ethel L. Foust, A.M., M.R.E. Frieda A. Gillette, Ph.D. F.A.G.0. . Colossians 3:I-4 Psalm 23:6 Psalm 40:3 Associate Professor of Christian Professor ot History and Political Associate Professor of Organ and Education Science, Chairman of History and Theory Social Science Mary Graham, B.S. Mary Lou Griflis, A.B. Harold Gustafson, M. Mus. 4 I Timothy I:l5 Romans lI:33 Psalm IO3:I Librarian Instructor in Piano instructor in Brass 28 wi:-' 1.5 ,. 17 '--'ff ' f' ' E 1 r s T l 5,511 if KT rg. km J 'Q ,ff-. 'E ,.,. ,, E-wasfi. ' ee iv,-, A V , qu. Bert H Hall, B.D. l-lebrews I I-3 lnslrucior in Theology and Religious Educalion K A' l- gr . 5 - .V az, v l I l l fm . .- 5 5 -- miie i wi i Ray W. Hazlett, A.M. David H. Heydenburk, B. Mus. Psalm 23:4 Psalm l5O Professor of English and Chair- lnslrucior in Organ and Theory man of The Division oi English ls A Lamp Lauren A King Ph. D. Jo n 3:I6 Alfred D. Kreckmcm, B. Mus. Ruth Lee Romans 4:20 Philippians 1:20 Professor of English Dean of lnsirucior in Piano and Theory Dean ol: High School Girls College 29 Edna Culp Lennox, A.M. Robert. R. Luckey, Ph. D. Ruth Luckey, A.B. Romans Il:33 I Corinilmians 3:II Colossians 2:9 Insirucfror in Public Speaking Associaie Professor of Main- Insirucior in I-Iisiory emaiics and Physics Murcile C. Muck, M. Mus. I Corinihians 3:1 I lnsirucior in Piano Philip J. Muck, B. Mus. I Kings 8:56 Insirucior in Voice Alice J. H. McMillen, A.B. Maiihew 6:33 Insirucfor in BibIicaI Liieraiure 30 li 4- I I. I Blanche G Moon AB George E Moreland Ph D Kenneth Nrlson Ph D Psam I9 I4 Isaiah 263 P m I22 I Insrrucror an Marhemahcs Professor of ZooIogy and Chair Professor of Psychology man of DIVISION of Sciences and Marhemarncs The Present Age Aimee Orlllp H. Willard Ortllp Allce M Pool A.M. Marrhew 5:6 Reve afion I2:II Isaiah 42:I6 Associale Professor of Arr Associale Professor of Arr Insfruclor in Spanish 3 I i Nl MW: sf , ' 1 ii i: it ii: 1 ,X ii it it ii, it iwiiw wi W it ii, V v i j T Josephine Richard, Ph. D. Claude A. Ries, Th. D. Crystal L. Rork, Ph. D. II Corinthians 4:6 Romans I5:l3 lsaiah 26:3 Associate Protessor in English Protessor ot Greek and Biblical Associate Protessor ot Botany Literature ' J. Whitney Shea, A.M. Willard G. Smith, A.M. Frank Gordon Stockin, A.M. Psaim 42:5 Philippians 2:l3 I Timothy 4:l6 Associate Protessor ot Economics Business Manager and Director Assistant Professor ot Classic and Sociology ot Public Relations Languages . 1 , - is-,A ii, 1 E Z3 -,, - ,sf , T' W' .Jr- ' ,I i 1 :iSvifxi 'w ' , v . , -V,. Ji, , , Vi-..q. , , W, i Y ,- u, . f VR bg.. 1, A wil! ,Ea K: K Hiiu g H 2 wr, 'i ,iii ii mfs' in mu , 'L ,, '1i wi its-Jfw, ..-1'v'ui1'wsliitggzsm-mg,QWN ,iw -, 'if 1 ' i it . , P ' 1 ' ' '1 - ' ,Y f. N s ,s'A. .5:i.g , ' X, Y . ', -n H! U VIH ir ,I ,:' .4 ,ff X K , 'ivrf-'sf'-2-12, as f t 32 4 i Mariorie Ortlip Sfockin, B.S. George R. Wells, A.B. Pierce E. Woolsey, Ph. D., Philippians I:6 ' 2 Timoihy l:l2 John l4:I4 lnsirucior in Ari insirucior in Physical Educaiion Professor of French and Chair man of Division of Foreign Languages and Liieraiures Frank Herbert Wright, B.D. George E. Failing, A.B. Rachel Davison, A.M. John l5:I6 I Timoihy l:I2 ll Corinihians 9:8 Professor of Theology and Chair- Assisiani 'ro The Presideni Regisirar man of Jrhe Division of Theology and Chrisiian Eclucaiion . HOWARD EYLER Supervisor of Campus WALLACE MASON Book 5'rore Manager 34 ADA REBA BACH MAN MARY WING Assis1an'r Librarian Secrefary LUSK 'ro fhe Regisrrar SCHUSTER Affairs LOUISE RIES Secrerary DOROTHY FULLER Secrefary VIVIAN SCH REFFLER Assisra nr Librarian DORIS KOPP Assisra nr Librarian 3 5 CRYSTAL VINCENT Secrerary MILDRED OVERREIN Secrefary .. ..,-. g ,uli V V U V ' 'Q-ff? . . M , jg? '-f- -41. E523 1 YN! I A W ,Vg i,f1 '-V' 'E 1 f ' I gg? 34' V , C W 4 ' K .. ,359 ,A ' K ' ' - K U 9 FF ' gg 5 , ,L ,V J., ,lun V., V,,f, wc. f...YE?'.!. ay .5 H M Il 1 lfl ,W , ,VV ffm ,,, Il! 'iw 1 w 1?7 H Q mg ' i:4iP- 'f 'J V35 ' V? -1'ffi?'f -fig,-fr ' A 'Q-1? .J N' ' - .51 iii , 55, W 'W ' W: ii'.-17: f-1. ' ' ' - as 41 - ze fm F 1 V-fx V V . ff hw xg '- - ff ,A A .wx - - 3'-V , 1 1 1 5 xy VV W if ,, ' V y' ' V'si 'f V H,A -f.' L A R , was U A -if' 2 -' 1-' zo f' QQ , . I 1 .P ,I K n I N- 1 gggw f QS, . X A ,Ng A I iwx X2-1 Swv App rOved Unfci God . 'nx.vAV.V YV ,V f 7 ici?-5 eNioR CLASS OFF s Q Omletl, lil. Cranileld Yi Dexlounq . UAH le.. Jsnnlnqs 6444 af 79467 6,7721 yy 0 J' Q' ish Cf 46 'QTQN Cox Xie J- eG,S, 9 fx U 1 W U -I l if Q o 5' BEYOND Tl-IE I-IILLS CF I-IOUGHTON LIES A WGRLD... a world waiting for the contribution that the Class of 1948 has to give. Never before has the need for Christian teachers, doctors, preachers, and laymen been so urgent. No one need remain idle because of insufficient fields of opportunity. . Every graduate who leaves Houghton does so with a double responsibility-not only that of a higher education but also the compelling conviction that knowledge without Christ is vanity and 'conly What,s done for Christ will last. ...Shall We, whose souls are lighted With wisdom from on high, Shall we to men benighted C The lamp of life deny?. . . We, the Class of 1948, hurl back the answer UNO! and claim our class motto- IN Tl-IE PCDWER OF I-IIS MIG!-IT 38 VIRGINIA WARNER, B.S. CI1emis'Iry 2 Timofhy I:7 ScI1enec'IacIy, New York Class Baskelball I. 3. 4, Purple-Gold Baslqelball I, 3, 4, Varsily Baslceiball 3, Track Team l, 3, Big Fl. Club 3, 4, Volleyball I, 3, Field I-loclcey I, 3, 4, Pre-Meclic Club 4, Exlension Worlc 4, Girls' Trio 4. DONALD WING, A.B. French and Lafin Psalm 90:I2 Rensselaer, New York French Club 4, Laiin Club 3, 4, C. W. Veierans of America 2, Band 2, Vice Commander of C. W. Velerans ol: America. ARY WIGHT, B.S. ' Chemisiry alm 23:I Siafforcl, New York e-Medic Club 2, 3, 4, Oraforio I, 2, 3, 4, Sfar aff Typisl I, Class Siar Siaif Typisi I, 2, 3, Lab- afory Assislanl in Clwemislry 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- nl' of Pasleur Pre-Medic Club 3, Presidenl of sleur Pre-Medic Club 4. De-an's Commillee, presenlalive of Science Deparimenl 4. ALICE WRIGHT, B. Mus. Music Educafion Psalm 40:3 Wallace, New York Class Baslcelball 3, 4, A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Molel Choir I, Oralorio l. 2. 3, Orcl-iesira I, Solo- isl in A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Soloisf in Orafo- rio 3, Exlension Work I, 2, 3, 4, Secreiary-Treasurer of Freshmen Class, Secrelary of A Cappella Choir. 39 Social Science-Hisfory ELEANOR ADAMCZYK, A.B. Proverbs 3:6 New York, New' York 3, Class Slar Reporfer 2. ALDA ANDERSON. A.B. Zoology Psalm 37:7 Laconia, New Hampshire Class Baskelball 2, 3, 4, Purple-Gold Baskelball 4, Field Hockey 3, Pre-Medic Club 3, 4, Arl Club l, 2, A Cappella Choir 4, Motel Choir I, Evangel Quarlef I, 2, 3, Oralorio I, 2, 4, Trio 4, Exfension Work l, 2, 3, 4, Class Slar Slafl: I, 2, 3. RAYMOND BALL, A.B. Minisierial Acis 6:4 Syracuse, New York A Cappella Choir 2, Mole? Choir 2, Exiension Work 2, 3, 4, Minislerial Associalion 3, 4. 40 Lafin Club 3, 4, Foreign Missions Fellowship 3, lnlernalional Relalions Club 3, 4, Exfension Work DOROTHY BAIGRIE, A.B. Zoology I Peier 5:7 Augusla, New Pre4Medic Club 4. lv v f JANICE BARNETT, A.B. Minisleriel Torchbearers 4. Corlnlhlans 9 8 Houghlon, New Yorlr Team 2 Touch Foolball I, Forensic Union I, Missions Fellowship 3, Pre-Medic Club I, W Velerans of America 2, A Cappella Choir 3, r orio I, W.Y.P.S. I, 2, 3, 4, Work 3 4 Mnnislerial Associalion 2, 3, 4, ers 3 4 Secrelary ol C. W. Velerans of rica Treasurer of Foreign Missions Fellowship. WILLIAM BARKER, A.B. General Science-Chemislry Proverbs 9:22 Houghfon, New Yorlc Class Baslcelball I, 4, Purple'Gold Baslcelball 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Touch Foolball I, Expression Club 4, Pre-Medic Club I, 4, C. W. Velerans of Ameri- ca, Mofel' Choir I, Exlension Worlc I, 4, Class Sfar Slall I, Sludenf Council I, Gold Manager, Alhleiic Associalion, Varsily Manager, Alhlelic Associalion, Junior Class Vice Presidenl. 4 I Philippians 3:!I0 I'IougI1I'on, New Yorlt Expression Club 4, A Cappella Choir 3, Oralorio 3, Soloisl in Messiah 3, Minislerial Associalion 3, 4, ALYCE FLORINE BANKER, A.B. Minisferial Ezeltial 2:4 I'IucIsonviIIe, New Yorlr Purple-Golcl I-Ioclrey I, 2, 3, 4, Class Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Varsily Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsily Track 2, Class Baslcelball 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Torchbearers I, 2, 3, 4, Foreign Missions Fellowship I, 2, 3, 4, lnlernafional Relalions Club 2, Minislerial Associalion I, 2, 3, 4, Exlension Worlc I, 2, Secreiary ol Foreign Missions Fellowship 4, Program Chairman ol: Foreign Missions Fellowship 2, Oraforio 2, 3, 4. l i l ' STANLEY H. BEAN, A.B. Social Science-Hisfory Ecclesiasles 9:IO 4, Slar Feafure Eclilor 3, 4. g Q im-zosszfsi, , ,ss I FLORENCE BECKER, A.B. Chrisfian Educaiion 2 Corinlhians l2':9 Elmira, New Yorlc French Club I, Mole? Choir l, Slar Circulafion 3, Cheer Leader 4. VIOLA BLAKE, A.B. English 2 Corinlhians 4:7 Peeltskill, New Yorl: Foreign Missions Fellowship 4, A Cappella Choir I, 2, Molei' Choir I, 2, Oralorio I, 2, Exfension Worlr, Devolional Chairman of Dormilory 2, Head Procior of Dormiiory 4, Treasurer of Foreign Mis- sions Fellowship 2, Sophomore Cabinei, Secrelary of Inasmuch Group. ' 42 Lindsay, On'l'ario lnlernalional Relaiions Club 3, 4, Sludeni Pasfor 3, MARTHA BECKWITH, A.B. Chrisfian Educalion Isaiah 26:3 Ravenna, Lafin Club 2, Foreign Missions Fellowship I, 2 4, Moiel Choir 2, Exiension Worlc 3, lvlinisrerial socialion 2, 3, Torchbearers 4, Class Slar Slalzl gli ' . Y I- Romans I2:3 IER BONESTEEL, A.B. Bofany 8:32 Troy, New Yorlr ield Hockey 4, Pre-Meclic Club 4, Ari Club I, ar Sfalii Circulalion 4, Class Sfar Sfaff 3, Labora- iry Assislam' in Micro Technique, Info Siarf 2, 4. ROBERT BRAIRTON, A.B. English Psalm 27:1 Lima, New York Sfar Feafure Wrifer, Browning Socieiy. 43 ELOISE ELAINE BELL, A.B. English and Social Science-Hisfory Cuba, New York ' Expression Club 4, lnfernafional Relalions Club 4, Oraiorio 2, Boulder Sfafl 3, Browning Socieiy. MARION BOYAJIAN, A.B. Social Science-Hisfory Isaiah 4l:I0 I New Brifain, Connecficui' Tennis Team 2, Field I-loclcey 4, Foreign Missions Fellowship 3, lnlernafional Relalions Club 4. Exlen- sion Work 3, 4, Torchbearers 3, 4. ' nm., .J 'fl ,ini 'S 'I A -, L . . I I 5, 1: I ,- ,ly , . we w, , H. MYRON BROMLEY, A.B. Greek Philippians 2:I3 Meaclville, Pennsylvania Foreign Missions Fellowship 4, Exlension Work 2, 3, 4, Torchbearers 3, 4, Boulder Edilor 3. Slar Fea- lure Edilor 4, Sophomore Class Slar Edifor, Execu live Lilerary Board 3, Lilerary Conlesl Winner in Essay 3, lnler-Class Debale 2, Presidenl of Senior Class, Presidenl of Torchloearers 3, Vice Presidenl of Sophomore Class, Who's Who, Class Slar Slafl 3. JANE CANFIELD, A. Chrislian Educalion 2 Corinfhians 5:l4-I5 Wesfwood, New Jersey Class Baslcelball l, 2, 3, 4. Purple-Gold Baslcelball, Varsily Baslcelball 3, Field Hockey 3, 4, Foreign Missions Fellowship I, Arr Club I, A Cappella Choir l, Oralorio I, 2, Gospel Team 3, 4, Trio 2, 3, Exlension Worlc I, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary of Junior and Senior Class, Secrelary and Treasurer ol Sludenl Body 4. 44 MARGARET BRECKENRIDGE, A.B. Social Science-Hislory Romans 8:28 Bergen, New Yorlr Foreign Missions Fellowship 2, lnlernalional Rela- lions Clulo 3, Dormilory Proclor 2, 3, 4. ANN BUSH, A.B. Social Science Hislory I Corinlhians 2:5 Franlrlinvllle New Y Field Hoclcey 4, lnlernalional Relallons Clu 4, Oralorio 4, Torchbearers 4 S'l'ar Slalil lion 4, Browning Soclely 3 4 Boolc Worm lnlo Slahf 3, lnasrnuch Cornriillee 4 Sludenl ry Slarl 4. I wi' : me eff I iiiliiigi f 95 ma asaisf any .E- ' 'fee JALTER COOL, A.B. Zoology Timofhy 2:I5 Evans Mills, New York e-Medic Clulo I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2. olel Choir I, 2, 3, Oraforio I, 2, 3, Orcheslra I, nclay School Song Leader 3, Laboralory Assisi- lil in Chemislry and Zoology 2, 3, 4, Aclivilies omrnillee ol Pre-Medic Club 2, Wailer and ead Wailer. KENNETH CLARK, A.B Minislerial I Corinlhia ns 2:2 IRVING COOK, A.B. Chemislry I Thessalonians 5:24 Akron, New York Tennis Team I, Purple-Gold Baseball I, Expression Club 3, Forensic Union l, 2, French Club I, Pre- Medic Club I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, Molel Choir I, 2, Oralorio l, 2, Sluclenl Manager ol A Cappella Choir 4, Exlension Work 4, Eclilor ol '47 Boulder 3, Class Slar Siall 2, Ex- eculive Lilerary Board 3, Sludenl Council 2, Lab- oralory Assislanl' in Chemislry, Physics, ancl Psy- chology, lnler-Class Debale I, Debale Manager of Forensic Union 2, Who's Who 3, 4, Slale Scholarship, Wailer. WINONA CHATTERTON, A.B. Minisierial Micah 6:8 Buffalo, New York Foreign Missions Fellowship I, 2, Book Worms 4, Molel Choir I, 2, Lanlhorn Slall 3, Browning So- ciely 3, 4. , ,,,,, l , , I .I 5f'i'l.ffTwili 5: 251.41 ' T-7 -.A'.:.33.:.' Ewa,-':w ag- 5 Sheller Island, New York Class Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Purple-Gold Baskelloall 2, Purple-Gold Baseball 2, 3, Varsily Baseball 2, Touch Foolball 2, 3, C. W. Velerans of America 2, Exlension Work 2, 3, 4, Minislerial Associalion 4, The Gospel Messengers 2, 3, 4, Boulder Business Manager 3, Sfar Business Manager 4,' War Council 2, Field Secrefary of Missionary Aviaiion Fellow- ship, Vice Presidenl of Sludenl Body 4. 45 li- :Qs- f3?iQ , JEAN H. CROSBY, A.B. Social Science-Sociology Maffhew 7:7 Liflle Valley, New 'Yorlx es! Af I EMILY DeFISHER, A.B. General Science Philippians I:2I Rocllesler, New Yorlr Class Baskelball 4, Pre-Medic Club 4, A Cappella Choir 4. VIOLA DONELSON, A.B. Laiin Hebrews I 3 15-6 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, ln'I'erna4 Iional Relafions Club 2, 3, Mofel' Cl'1oir 2, Ora- 'rorio 2, 3, Exlension Work 2, Class S+ar Sfafl 2, 3, Laboralory Assislanl in Bofany 4, Presidenl ol In- fernafional Relafions Club 3, Co-Chairman Cam- pus Sisiers 3. EDWARD DeYOU NG, A.B. English Hebrews 7:25 Waferloo, New You Oraforio 3, 4, Organ Minor, W.Y.P.S. 4, Exlensicl Worlc 3. 4, Minislerial Associalion 4, Bouldc Sfalzi Adveriisinq Manager 3, Class Slar Slafl Presidenl' of Torclwbearers 4. Frewsburg, New Yorlc Lalin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Foreign Missions Fellowship I, 2, Torchbearers I, 2, Mofei Choir 2, Oralorio 2, Girls' Trio, W.Y.P.S. I, 2, Exfension Work 2, 3, 4, Boulder Sfalll Head Typisf 3, Secrelary of Torchbearers 2, Vice Presidenl of Lalin Club 4, Wl1o's Who 3. 46 3, 4. ELDRED V. DOUGLAS, A.B. English Philippians 3:I3 MI. Morriss, Michigan Class Baslceiball Manager 3, Purple Manager 3, Track Team Manager, Volleyball Manager, Class Aihlelic Manager 4, Expression Club 2, 3, 4, For- ensic Union 2, 3, Torchloearers 2, 3, 4, Foreign Missions Fellowship 3, 4, Ari Club 2, 3, 4, W.Y.P.S. 2, 3, 4, Exlension Work 2, 3, Minislerial Associaiion 2, 3, 4, S+ar SIaI'l 3, 4, Class Sfar Slaicl 2. 3, Afhlelic Associafion 3. JOYCE FLINT, A.B. Romans 8:28 BEATRICE FLETCHER, B. Mus. Piano Philippians 4:l3 Shamollin, Pennsylvania ' Social Science- Hisfory Pilie, New Yorl: Music Club I, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Moiei Choir I, 2, Oralorio I, 2, 3, 4, Orchesira 2, 3, Soloisr in orcheslra 2, 3, Exlension Work I, 2, WILLIAM GIFFORD, A.B. Social Science-Hisfory Hebrews I3:8 Bafavia, New Yorlc A Exiension Work 3, Sfuclenf Council 4. ig . BETH GOODRICH, A.B. Bofany Hebrews I3:6 Salamanca, New Yorlt Lalin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Foreign Missions Fellowship I, Pre-Medic Club 3, 4, lnfernalional Relalions Club 2, Laboralory Assislanl in Bolany 3, 4, Pro- gram Chairman ol Paleolinquisl' Club 4, Who's Who I947, Class Scholarship-lhree semeslers, Chaplain of Girls' Dormifory. MYRTLE GRODY, A.B. Social Science-Hisfory Philippians 3:I0 Berlrley, Michigan Foreign Missions Fellowship 3, 4, lnlernalional Relalions Club 3, 4, Sludenl Council 4, Secre- iary-Treasurer ol lnlernalional Relalions Club 4. QQ' 'WV -, ,. -'vhiswfj-: W RICHARD GRAHAM, A.B. General Science Proverbs 3:6 Franlclinville, New Yorlc Pre-Medic Club 4, Band I, Class Srar Slail I, Liierary Conlesl Winner in Essay and Shorl' Srory I, Laboralory Assislanl in Chemislry 2, 3, 4. BESSIE HALL, B. Mus. Music Educalion Philippians I:20-2I Elyria, Ohio Expression Club 4, Music Club I, Foreign 'Missions Fellowship l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Oraforio I, 2, 3, 4, Orcheslra 3, Exlension Worlc 4, Slar Slarl Re- porier 3, Cheerleader 4. 48 Chemislry John I : I2 Timolhy 2 4 Solvay, New Yorlx s Baslcefball I 2 3 4 Purple-Gold Baslcefball 2 Varsily Baslcelball I Volleyball I, Touch cv all I 2 Expression Club I, 4, Pre-Medic lub I Z 3 4 A Cappella Choir 4, lvlolel' Choir Junior Class Ociel' Laboralory Assislanl in VIRGINIA HARR, A.B. Bible Isaiah 43:I9 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Sludenl Council 4. - 49 FREDERICK HANLEY, A.B. Solvay, New York Class Baslcelball I, 2, 3, Purple-Gold Baslcelball I, Varsily Baskelball I, Touch Foolball I. 2, Pre- Meclic Club I, A Cappella 4, Oralorio 4, Boulder Slaicl Phofographer, Slar Reporler lor Choir, Slu- denl Council 3, Laboralory Assislanl' in Chemislry. JAMES HARR, A.B. Enqlish Job I3:I5 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Class Baskelball 4, Expression Club 3, W.Y.P.S. 4, Slar Fealure Eclilor 3, Slar Ediior 4, Execulive Lilerary Board 3. 4, Sluclenl Council 3, 4, Chap- lain ol Junior Class 3, Presidenl of Sludenl Body 4, Vice Presidenl ol Sludeni Council 3, Who's Who 4. ',ll l 15, fi ,f I .gi I ,Y ,I : I W IQ' THOMAS HANNON, A.B. Social Science-Sociology John 6:27 Jamaica, New York Volleyball 2, Foreign Missions Fellowship 4, Infer- naiional Relaiions Club 3, 4, W.Y.P.S., Siar Slaii Proof Reader and Reporler 2, 4, Book Worms 4. JACK HARRIS, A.B. Minis'I'eriaI 2 Corinihia ns I2 :9 W.Y.P.S. 2, 3, 4, Exiension Work 2, 3, 4, Minis- lerial Associaiion 2, 3, Sfudenf Paslor 3, Inier- Class Debaie 2, Presideni of Minisierial Associa-. Hon 2, Presidenf of W.Y.P.S. 3. 50 BETTY HARRIS, A.B. Minisferial Proverbs 3:6 Grand Rapids, Michigan Foreign Missions Fellowship l,,2, 3, Ex+ension Pian- isl 2, 3, Exlension Work I, 2. 3, 4. Minisierial As- socialion I, 2, 3, Sunday School Teacher I, 2, 3, 4, Week Day Religious Eclucalion 3, Secrelary of Minisierial Associalion. BA RBARA HARVEY, A.B. Minisferial Romans 8:28 Corry, Pennsylvani1 Foreign Missions Fellowship I, 2, 4, W.Y,P.S. I 2, 3, Torchbearers I, 3, 4, Sfudeni Council 2, 4. Morning Welch Secrelary of W.Y.P.S. 2, Socia Chairman oi W.Y.P.S. 3, Co-ediior of Info 41 Inasmuch Group Execuiive Commiilee 4. ,.. bv , ,. - .. IJ. Yea .,, I fl Grand Rapids, Michigan MARION HAGEN, A.B. Social Science-Hislory LVIN HAYES, A.B. Minisferial hesians 4:l Saugerlles, New York Cappella Choir 3, 4, College Quarlel I, 2, 3. alorio 4, Exfension Work I, 2, 3, Minislerial As- iafion 2, 3, Slar Shall Proof Reader I, Sludenl uncil I, 4, Presidenf of Sludenl Council 4, e Presiclenl of A Cappella Choir 4, Vice sidenl' of lvlinislerial Associalion 3. MORTEN HOMME, A.B. Minislerial Philippians 3:l3-I4 Cleveland, Ohio Volleyball 2, 3, Exlension Work I, 4, Minislerial Associafion I, 2, 3, 4, Sludenl Paslor 3, Supply Paslor 2, War Council I, Class Cabinel 3. I l I John 4:3 Floral Park, New York lnlernalional Relalions Club 4, Oralorio I, Exlen- sion Work 4, Boulder Slalll Typisl 3, Slar Circula- Iion Slalll 2, Class Slar Slafl 2, Sfudenl Council 2. JANE HOGBEN, A.B. ' Social Science-Sociology I John I:7 Troy, New York Foreign Missions Fellowship I, 2, lnlernafional Relalions Club 4, Molel Choir I, 2, Oralorio I, 2, W.Y.P.S. I, 2, 3, 4, Exlension Work 4, Torch- bearers 3, 4, Boulder Slarl Typing Manager 3, Sfar Sfaff Typisl, Secrelary of Y.T.C., Secrelary lo fhe Librarian I, 2, 3, 4. , - 1 Y V si may im :Qi-Bs , flier as Sis? 1 1 .121 ' '.i WINIFRED HOSTETTER, A.B. General Science Hebrews 6:I8-I9 Clarence Cenler, New York Foreign Missions Fellowship 3, Pre-Meclic Club 3, 4, Laborafory Assisranf in Chemisrry. MERRILL JACKSON, A.B. English John 8:l2 Dalai, French Indo-China French Club I, Foreign Missions Fellowship I, Moler Choir I, 2, Oralorio I, 2, Orchesrra 2, Missionary Speaker I, 2, 3, Lilerary Conresl' Win- ner in Essay l, Vice Presidenl of Freshman Class, Presiclenl oI'French Club l, Book Worms 4, Relief 'lor Europe Comrnillee 2, 3, Inasmuch Group 4. 52 GORDON HOSMER, A.B. Social Science-Hisiory John I-I2 Harrisville, New York Class Baskefball, Purple-Gold Baseball. TRU MAN IRELAND, A.B. Hislory I John 3:2 Hunfinglon, New Ycl Lalin Club 3, lnlernafional Relalions Club 2, 4, Exlension Work 3, 4, Minislerial Associalion Torchbearers 2, 3, 4, Week-Day Bible 3, Siar Sfall Adverlising Manager 4, Treasurer Torchbearers 3, Vice Presidenl ol Relalions Club 4, Junior Class Cabiner ir'5Q'T. L-. ,. ' ' Egg 'JI I 4 I l I all is ORE KLEKOT, A.B, Chrisfian Educafion 8:28 Brighion, Michigan Missions Fellowship I, 2, Women's League olel' Choir I, Oralorio I. 2, W.Y.P.S. I, 2, , Exiension Worlc I, 2, 3, Minislerial Associa- 2, Girls' Trio 3, Week Day Religious Educa- Teacher 3, 4, Nursery School Sunday School s 3, 4. DOROTHY KELLER, A.B. Chrisfian Educafion Proverbs 3:5-6 Cochranfon, Pennsylvania Foreign Missions Fellowship I, 2, Mlnisierial As- socialion 2. 53 MEREDITH KELLOGG, B.S. I I ' Physics I Proverbs 4:5 Painfecl Posf, New Yorlc Pre-Medic Club I. lniernalional Relaiions Club 3, ,Q Oralorio I. 3. CHARLES JENNINGS, A.B. Social Science-Hisfory Romans 8:28 Lodi, New York Class Baslcelball Manager 4, Adverlising Mana- ger of Sfar 3, Iniernalional Relafions 2, 3, 4, French Clulo I, Band I. 3, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, Treasurer of Inlernaiional Relalions Club 3, Execulive Commilfee of Inas- much Group. Tb ERWIN KNOWLTON, A.B. Social Science-Hisiory John 3:l6 Fores+ville, New York French Club 4, lniernaiional Relaiions Club 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 4, Moiei' Choir I, Oraiorio 4, Radio Choir 4, Exfension Work 2, 3, 4, Quarlei 4. FREDERICK KLING, A.B. Greek Philippians I:2I Scolia, New Y A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Sir Quariei' 4, Junior Boys Sunday School Teacher 4. Siar Slari Reporler I, 2, 3, 3, Treasurer ol A Cappella Choir 4. HAROLD LANDIN, A.B. Social Science-Hisfory 2 Timoihy 2:I5 Sugar Grove, Pennsylvania Expression Club, Music Club, lnfernafional Rela- W 'rions Club, A Cappella Choir, Oraiorio, Exlen- sion Worlc. ROBERT KNAPP, A.B. Minisierial Galafians 2:20 Bliss, New York' Mole? Choir I, 2. Oraiorio I, 2, Soloisi in Ora- 'rorio I, Exfension Work I. 2, 3. Sfucleni Pasior 3, 4, Chaplain of Sophomore Class. V 'e Ze, ' ME?- MELVIN LEWELLEN, A.B. Social Science-Hisfory Philippians 4:I9 Chicago, Illinois Class Baslceiball I, 2, 3, 4, Purple-Gold Baslcel- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsify Baslceiball 3, 4, Tennis Team 3, 4, Purple-Gold Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Var- sily Baseball 3, 4, Big H Club 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Touch Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Slar Slall Sporls Reporler 2, Class Slar Slafl I, Presidenf of Freshmen Class, Vice Presidenl of Alhlelic As- socialion 3, Presidenl of Alhlelic Associaiion 4. MIRIAM LU FT, A.B. Bible Illlf s 2 .gli I Lafin I4:27 LEWELLEN, A.B. Clymer, New York :ass Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4, Purple-Gold Baslcel- all 2, 3, 4, Varsily Baskeiball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball , 3, Lalin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Exlension Work 2, 3, , Boulder Slaicl Pholography Edilor 3, Treasurer f Sophomore Class, Class Cabinel I, 2, 3, Presi- enl of Lafin Club 3, Cheerleader I, Afhlelic ssocialion Varsily Manager l 4. DONALD LUGTIG, A.B. English Maffhew 5:3 Rochesler, New Yorl: Class Basltelball 2, lnfernalional Relalions Club I, Slar Slaff Reporfer I, 2, 3, 4, Class Siar Slalif I, 2, Class Slar Ediior 3, Lanfhorn Eclilor 3, Browning Sociefy 3, 4, Varsily Debaie 3, 4, De- bafe Manager 4, Oralorical Confesr Second Prize 3, Sludeni' Psychology Assisfanl' 4. 55 Colossians I:I8 Sheboygan, Wisconsin Foreign Missions Fellowship I, 2, 3, 4, Moiel Choir I, Oralorio I, Exfension Worlc I, 2, 3, 4, Torchbearers I, 2, Week Day Religious Educa- Iion 3, Boulder Sfali Typisf 3, Class Slar Fealure Eclilor 3, Secrerary of Torchbearers 2, Secrelary of Foreign Missions Fellowship 2, Vice Presidenl of Foreign Missions Fellowship 3, 4, Presicleni' of Jr.-Sr. Girls' Sunday School Class 3, Vice,Presi- denl of Sunday School Class 4, Assisianl Class Chaplain of Senior Class, Execufive Comrnilelee oi Inasmuch Group 4. I I I 2 .. 11, W .ffQ, . , ' .. , .. . CHESTER LUSK, A.B. Social Science-Sociology Psalm 46:I Syracuse, New York X.. ARVILLA MCCALLUM, A.B. Minisierial Philippians 4:I3 Tully, New York French Club I, Foreign Missions Fellowship I, 2, 3, Moiel Choir I, Exiension Worlc, Minislerial Asa socialion 2, Torchbearers 2, 4, Slar Slaff Reporl- er 2, Class Slar Feaiure Edilor 2, Lilerary Con- 'resl Winner in Poeiry 2, Presidenl of Freshmen Girls' Sunday School Class, Pianisi for Foreign Missions Fellowship 2, 3, Second Place Slrong Memorial Bible Reading Conlesl' 3. Pre-Medic Club I, 2, 3, lnlernalional Relafions Club 4, C. W. Velerans of America 3, Band I. 2. Orchesfra I, 2, Exiension Work I, Minisierial Associalion I, 2. JUNE MEYERS, A.B. Zoology Psalm 5I :I7 Wesf Nyack, New Yor Pre-Medic Club 4, Ari Club I, 2, Mofel' Choi I, 2, Exlension Work 3, Boulder Ari Ediior 3 Class Slar Sloli 2, 3, Secrelary of Ari Club I Vice Presidenl of Arl Club 2, Class Cabinel 4. I DOMENIC MONTALDI, A.B. General Science-Chemislry Joshua I:8 Norfh Collins, New York Volleyball, Expression Club, Pre-Medic Club, Junior Oclel, Exlension Work, Slar Sporls Re! porler. 56 Minisferial Romans I : I6 ,'.'il1f 515 ' MOORE, A.B. Greevlr 26:3 Marion, New York 4, Foreign Missions Fellowship 4, inislerial Associalion 2, Sluclenl' Paslor 2. THEODORE MULLER, A.B. Bible I Timofhy I:I2 Ridgefield, New Jersey Class Baslcelboll I, 2, Volleyball I, 2, Band 3, Morel Choir I, Crusader Ouarler I, 2, 4, Ex- 'rension Worlc I, 2, 3, 4, Minislerial Associalicn 2, 3, 4, Class Slar Staff 3, Sluclenl Council 4, Treasurer of Minisleriol Associafion 2, Presidenf ol Minislerial Associalion 3. 57 MAURICE MOORE, A.B. Nunda, New Yorlc Minislerial Associalion 3, 4, Srudenl Paslor 2, RICHARD MORRIS, A.B. General Science Philippians I:2I Shamolcin, New Yor Class Baslcerball, Volleyball, Touch Foorball. .. f: If - AILEEN NASE, B. Mus. Music Educafion Exodus 33:I4-I7 Lederach, Pennsylvania Music Club I, 2, A Cappella Choir 4, Meier Choir I, Oraiorio I, 2, 3, Exiension Work I, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman of Dormilory 4, Gold ' Cheerleader 2, Class Cheerleader I, 2, 3. CLIFFORD REDDING A.B. Minisferial Hebrews II:25 Corry Pen Foreign Missions Fellowship I, 2, A Choir 2, Orarorio I, 2, 3, W.Y.P.S. I, 2, 3 Iension Work I, Minisieriai Associaiion 3 Presideni oi Sophomore Class, W.Y.P.S. T ' 2, Treasurer oi Y.M.W.B. 2 Book Slore ' T GUSTAVE PRINSELL, A.B. General Science-Zoology Maffhew 6:33 Jersey Ci'I'y, New Jersey Pre-Meclic Club 2, 3, 4, Exiension Work 3. ' ,, MILTON RHODES, A.B. Hisiory Hebrews 7:25 Johnson Cify, New Yorlz 58 ' :mem 1,332 ETHEL ROBBINS, A.B. English Psalm 40:5 Laconia, Connecficuf Class Baslcelball 2, 3, Field Hockey 3, 4, Expression Club 2, Lalin Club 4, Foreign Missions Fellow- ship I, Inlernalional Relaiions Club I, 2, A Cap- pella Choir I, Oralorio I, 2, 3, Orchesrra I, 2, 3, Evangel Quarlel 2, 3, Trio 4, Exlension Worlc I, 2, 3, 4, Associale Ecliror, '47 Boulder, Class Slar Slalf, I, 2, Sludenl Council 3, Secrelary-Treasurer of lnlernalional Relalions Club, Inasmuch Group I Execufive Commillee, Book Worms . MARY SHEESLEY, A.B. English I John 5:20 Sfruihers, Ohio Expression Club I, Lafin Club I, Ari Club I, 3, Sluclenl' Council 3, Presidenl of AFI' Club 3, Dean's Commillee, represenl Arls 4, Class Cabi- nel 3. BYRON SHEESLEY, A.B. - General Science-Zoology Isaiah 26:3 Sfrulhers, Ohio Class Baslcelball I, 2, Purple-Gold Basleelball I, 2, Varsily Baslcelball 2, Volleyball 2, Touch Fool- ball I, Pre-Medic Club I, 2, C. W. Vererans of America 2, Molel Choir I, Slar Business Mana- ger 3, Laboralory Assislanl in Zoology 3, Presi- denl of Junior Class, Sophomore Class Cabinel, Vice Presiclenl of Alhlelic Associalion 2. BEULAH SMALLEY, A.B. Maihemafics, French Psalm I6:II Nyack, New Yorlr Class Baslcelball Manager I, Purple-Gold Baslcel- ball Manager 2, Expression Club 3, French Club 4, Music Club I, A Cappella Choir 4, Molel Choir I, Oralorio I, 2, 4, Evangel Ouarfel 2, 3, Exfension Worlc 2, 3, 4, Boulder Subscriplions Manager 3, Slar Reporler I, 2, Class Sfar Edilor I, Assislanl Class Slar Edilor 2, 3, Secrelary of Sophomore Class, Vice Presidenl of French Club 4, Who's Who, Alhleric Associalion 3. 59 JAMES SMITH, A.B. Social Science-Hisfory Romans lI:33 Rochesler, New Yorlc Class Baslceiloall I, 3, 4, Purple-Gold Baskefball I, 3, 4, Varsiiy Baslreiball 3, Touch Fooibell I, 3, 4, lniernafional Relalions Club 4, A Cappella Choir I, Presideni of '4I Freshmen Class. HALDYNE SPRIGGINS, A.B. English Psalm 43:3 Warren, Ohio ' Forensic Union 4, Foreign Missions Fellowship 4, lnlernalionel Relaiions Club 4, W.Y.P.S. 3. 4, Exiension Work 3, 4, lnier-Class Debaie 4, Var- sily Debale 4. ESTHER SNYDER, A.B. English Colossians I:I0 Mansfield, Ohio JACK STAFFORD, A.B. Minisferial Galaiians 2:20 Walerforcl, Pennsylvania Minislerial Associalion 3, 4, Siuclem' Pasior 3, 4. , X ,dr CONSTANCE VARNEY, B. Mus. Music Educalion Isaiah 26:3-4 Arlinglon, Massachusells Music Club l, A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Molel Choir I, Oralorio l, 2, Soloisl in A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Exlension Worl: I, 2, Boulder Slafl Publicily 3, Class Slar Slalil l, 2, Presidenl of Gaoyacleo Hall 4, Social Chairman of Senior Class. ENID STILLSON, A.B. Chrislian Educalion Proverbs 3:5-6 Onlario, Canada Arl Club 4, Mole? Choir l, Oralorio l, Exlension Worlc I, 2, 3, Purple-Gold Soflball. :f ' I CAROL VOEGE, A.B. Chrislian Educalion Psalm 73:26 Hollis, New York Field l-loclcey 4, lnlernalional Relalions Club 4, Cappella Choir l, Oralorio l, Exlension Worlc l, 2, 3, 4. NORMA THOMAS, A.B. Chrisfian Educalion Philippians 3:l0 Foreign Missions Fellowship l, 2, 4, lnlernalional Relalions Club 4, W.Y.P.S. I, 2, 3, 4, Exlension Work l, 2, 3, 4, Torchbearers l, 4, Publicily Manager of Foreign Missions Fellowship l. 6l i ,ii Warren, Ohio 61 pam f-f 54 3- Q F ui Q in Q 4-'Xifi P' - Wi r Q .Mf g S :lf I t ' lit il fi: t -5 . '--'x af' fs: o 020 f i. , 5-:J I 000 , ' i- Q - it . t 9,5 if s ' Gi 'W .J-1 fix:-'xr .. If 14 'Fw C9 zfgjhw sr if.: A ..,s C! film.-fffdi nf 441 .gh ..,.-.fvi-.5-by 'gf X, G X -sT 'f- .- i , -uafiilh X, him- ' '97-Dlx! CO our-ss OFFWCERS R. Elmer 6, Trevi R PP C- Jarpell P . D. Gallaqlner 3, PNPP5 Zhu af 7749 The Class of '49, with a membership of 154, is the largest Junior Class in the history of the College. Typical of the American Hmelting pot, five nationalities are represented in the class-Colombian, Brazilian, Puerto Rican, Swiss, and Canadian. The class boasts members from nineteen of the forty-eight states, as well as twenty-two different Christian denominations. Fully half of the men in the class did a tour of duty with the Armed Forces. The social ardor and capability of the class was to be seen early in its life at the Frosh-Junior Party held in the gymna- sium. Produced after the manner of a three-ring circus, that party proved to be the largest ever attempted at Houghton. The Class of '49 has been three-time winners of the class basketball series, placing it high in the athletic bracket. Con- tinual progress and high scholastic honors have consistently characterized the class. Almost one hundred per cent of the Juniors have partici- pated in active Christian extension work at Houghton, purl posing to lead lost souls to a saving knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ. Twenty members of the class are training for foreign mission' work, forty-eight students are preparing for Christian education work on the Hhome Heldfi and nineteen are preparing for the Christian ministry. Truly this class has determined to give Christ the preeminence in all things. 62 Harvey Alford Maria Alvarado Elaine Andrews Mary Lou Armsfrong Elaine Backlund Warren Ball Jeane'He Balzer Joyce Bardwell Beverly Barneff Elva Jean Barr Leslie Beach Roberi Benedici' Sarah Benfon Andrew Berger Carol Bliss Luke Boughfer Rufh Boughfer Marfha Bowers Rurh Bredenberg Carroll Brenflinge William Bruce Janice Burr Nancy Buffers Joyce Clifford Rufh Coldiron ohn Conners Mildred Corfrighf ane Crosby arol Davis Dorofhy Davis F 1 i -ml l l I I 63 Evere'H' Davis Francis Davis Hazel Dermonf Charles DeSan+o Dorofhy Dickens Carl Disbrow George Doepp Florine Donelson Henri Dubois Dorofhy Ellenberger Barbara Ellis Ramona Elmer Roberl' Ernsi' Laura Fancher Maurice Farr John Farrell Sidney Fenfon Horace Fischer Roberf File Miriam Fosfer Alvin French Douglas Gallagher John Garber Mary Anna Gerhard? Evelyn German Donald Gleason Mary Harris Della Herman Harold Hinclerliier Waller Hofmann x aj 2 X , - ps. lv ,. KF ' 1 1' N ta ltr . 're' Clara Hogue Margarel' Horner Sidney Howe Morris Inch Jane Jewell Janelle Jordan Helen Kahle Mary Lou Karlter David Kaser Efhel Kidman Donald Kouwe Henry Kreider Gordon Larson Marjorie Lawrence David Lehman Harold Lilfle Gladys MacDonald Beryl MacMillen Paul Marlrell Marian MaHeson Sianley McKenzie Shirley Milbrandl Gordon Miller Margie Miller Myrlle Miller Ronald Miller velyn Moffeff loyd Monhingo eHy Lawrence Moore asalro Murakami John Myers Myrile Newfon Dorine Olmsfed Helen Orr Harry Perison Maurice Phillips Barbara Phipps Helen Porfer Rodericlr Rinell Charles Rix Frank Robbins Nancy Ross Donald Roy Charles Rupp Joseph Sabo Ed Salcowslci Roswell Sanger Elmer Sanville Joseph Sasric Doris Show Kalherine Smifh Waller Smifh Lillian Spear Adele Sparks Ernesl Sperring Charles Spisak Marie S+ephens Mary Jeanne Siewarf Rosalie Sfrong Meredirh Surfon We W. if 1 1 r- . I , Suse- s if - ixl fee Marilyn Swarfwood Gordon Telbof Burneff Thompson Calvin Tingley Clwesier Tingley lrene Tilus laine Tonga loyd Toiman ordon Tropf erry Trouiman arrieff True oberf Underwood orma Vining Nlorman Walker James Wafson acl: Weiford lice Wefierer ouise WhiH'on arry Wilclce ufh Wilde ayne Williams anda Williams halmers Wolcoif oberi Wolcoff dna Woodworfh nazio Giacovelli eiorge Kilpalriclc arold Jenkins -4ary Ann Zavack eanne Zinn 1 A Ass QFFYCERS f xv XX 4 5 Ouca COLLEGE w ,f N t 5 +..,..-mf' 50990 p 5. Ullson A 1 L. Luii ga. JQYWSOTZA D- Qillilan s. Wfqan J. handler Haw af 7750 As a bewildered group of 343 freshmen we came to Hough- ton College in September, 1946. Our sole distinction was that of numbers-the largest class in the schoolis history. Although we now number only 216 according to the Septem- ber, 1947 enrollment, we are still a large class. Our members come from eighteen states of the United States and Canada of the British Empire. A majority, how- ever, come from Houghton's own state, New York. In addi- tion, we represent sixteen denominational backgrounds, more than one-third of the total number of denominations in the Houghton student body. We organized early in our freshman year. Class spirit has become increasingly important in each of our lives. Our mot- to is CHRIST PREEMINENT. Following lively discussion we chose green and white as the colors to represent us in our athletic uniforms and class jackets. The class as a body meets regularly twice a week. The Monday meetings at chapel time are devoted to business, prayer, and testimony. Our Thursday evening prayer meet- ings are sources of great spiritual blessing and uplift under vital Christian chaplains. A survey of the class shows definitely our desire to serve Christ. Of the sixteen occupations into which the Lord has called us, the majority of sophomore students are preparing for the Christian ministry in eight different fields. Already half of our number have participated in extension Work in preparation for full-time Christian service. Truly our desire is HChrist Preeminent -in all things. 68 arion Anderson , oberf Ashfon .lohn Bachman doseplw Barber rances Basseff frederick Bedford illiam Bell aymond Benneff afhleen Benson ufh Bezanson 'hilip Birclwall arold Blah' oberf Bifner arilyn Bourne eHy Boyd ames Boyd arle Brown ary Brunner abella Buchanan onald Budensielc an Bumford mes Burford is Buififanf illiam Calhoun elly Carvaial ul Cauvel rofhy Coddingion illicenf Comn xford Cole an Combs 1' IX William Cook Somers Corson Barbara Coianche Joyce Cowan Aylmer Craffs Charles Cronlc Nelson Crowell Roberf Cummings William Currie Geneva Daniels Henry Davie Arfhur Davis Jesse Deardorff Amalia DeFisl1er Alice Diidine Roberf Dingman Roberi' Doepp Oliver Dongell June Dulreshire Miriam Edwards Paul Ellenberger Jerold Ellison Edward Elveiord Edna Elvidge Roberi England Elwa nda Evans Howard Eva ns Joanna Fancher Maxwell Fancher Donald Flinf ig P298 4 FN X I Z ' U' 1 V M l H 1 U , ,Q fl l , E l . 'll7tii',1fL,f. ,,.' i A '-tr' 3 , , , ,rg5'?g3f1W Q: , Q Q-, fu 'V 1 70 ar Edwin Fool Ray Forfner Shirley Fosfer Barbara Frush Charles Gaffy Barbara George Alberia Gibbs Edifh Gibb Brayfon Gifford Dean Gilliland John Gililland Frederick Gordon Chesfer Grefz Sue Groome Bernard Grunsfra Virgil Hale Esfher Harris Johanna Harris Lois Harris Roberi' Harfer Marfha Harfshorne Shirley Havens Mariorie Helfers Waller Herron Dean Hill Sherwin Hill Hans Holland Roberf Holland Paul Honfz Sfirling Hubbard David Huberfz Charles lnksfer Elizabelh Jackson Lloyd Jennings George Johnson Iola Jones Norman Jones Joan Kadey Ernesf Kalapalhy Marabel King Miriam King Thomas Knapp Cl1arloH'e Kopp J Ward Loclre Anfhony Lombardi Marian Mabuce Frances MacNeill Keifh MacPherson Ofis McDonald Jean McKinley Glenna McClure Milsuo Maeda William Masiers- Esfher Maurer Faifh Mifchell BeH'y Rufh Moore Roberf Morgan Lorain Morris Ja nice Mole Kennefh MoH's . ' Q L., Mil 5' - H-g . , . ,, ri X - :Q- I . l gnc. Paul Nas? Edward Neuhaus Roberi' Noble Arfhur Norfhrup Franlc Odor Kilcue Omine Paul Osborn Mildred Pavelac Vicforia Pearson Dorofhy Pease Harrieff Pease Harry Kyran Perry Virgil Plager Rufh Powers Ernesi' Presfon Roberf Prifcheff LaVerne Procfor Rudolph Ra be Anne Ra bensfein Roberl Rasmussen Shirley Reifz Paul Resides Doris Ridley Elmer Riizman Lois Robbins Lois Robinson Philip Roddy Alice Romifo Doris Ross Kalhleen Rofhermel Joyce Ruppreclwi' Helen Sanborn Roberl Sandford Charles Samuels Pierce Samuels Michael Schell Anila Schraff Roloerl Simpson Henry Slcoog Donald Smifla Harley Smlfll Jean Smiilw Rolaerl Smillw Slanley Soderberg Richard Sprowl James Sljevenson Marion Slevenson Ru'rl'l Slreeier Donald Slrong Mary Sweigard Roberi' Terry Ellen Thompson Ralph Traber James Tyler Warren Vancampen Harrief VanVleel' Roberf Vining Merle Wallace Janice Wallon Harry Warner Carlysle Wafluins Marion Wafson Jay Wenger Arleen Wdrres Doris Wheafon Jane Wighl Carfer Wilclay Alvin Willinlc Molly Wilson Bruce Winger? Roberf Wollenweber Cary Wood Jol1n Woodlnams Phyllis Wuilliez James Raul: X -is. 9' lv:-H 75 A 1' VGDOM ' if ,.A.' fl Kglxgw, ,.,. . 'TI' sigpiigr y u WJ'l1f11,1,. BE limi' s v MEN QASS Oman Est-1 i FR Hong gtknq cw. ihomas .l Howland Q, gems E. Lutke s. MUVPW 65444, af 7757 Now that our green hats and clumsy posters are safely stored away, we can look back and smile over our first ufresh- man dazef, Some of us came from New York City and others from the woods of Maine, but regardless of our various back- grounds, we quickly merged into one unit-the Class of '5l! Before we came to Houghton we knew that here was a school founded on the rock, yet we couldn't help but be impressed by the Christ-honoring atmosphere in every activi- ty from the first day when we bowed our heads for prayer before the English test to the inspiring devotions that closed the grand day at Letchworth. 5 With more than half of our class preparing for full-time service, we set our eyes once more on the goal before us. There is yet a great work to be done and we realize it. Know- ing this, we chose as our motto: c'Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done. 76 BeHy Anderson Mabel Anderson Thomas Anderson Paul Andrews lSopl'1ia Andryclwuk Lillian Appleby Donald Arbiller LaVerne Arnold Leora Arnold Neil Arnold helma A+l:ins everly Auchmoody rover Babbiff erle Baer Roberl Bailey effy Barflmolomew nn Belding cis Benning laylon Bergeman oberfa Bezanson homes Boghosian gnes Bonesfeel lice Bonesfeel rank Booksfaver ina Borisuk sfher Borfner oyce Bown arianne Boyce ary Boyd onna Boyle 'null 'UQ if -id x M 'J , 17 Y .,'-.--.vi - 1 -J IO'- ,p- '. -v ll' r li -v .' l C 1 i iillul A Q y Q 3 1 EMM i , l . V i,.,iLt,v, HM .. in ' .Q nm ,- Q 3 1 J: ' l .f . S' w M59 . -. ,J gf I -2? Qllrfl' Jl'f 1. , '72 if ii ig wa ,A K-44 , , '5 A iw J: 5 w rj' 2 gr .4 Kr '-5? 4 ' 2' ! Y , f- QW wi- T 'XR . S. i fl 6- h l 1 i If l yi, ' .- . ..... . ,-. ' rv 43 , Q .1 X hi Elf? f W: s as 1 K. ,J . 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Elisabelh Dunkin Richard Earl Elizabefh Edling Wesley Eisemann Clara Eiov Jol1n Eliason Kafherine England Willard EveriH Lowell Fancher Chris Farlelxas John Fasano Annabelle Fiffon Waller Fi'Hon Alberi' Flewelling Glennis Farnsworlh Roberl Fraser Marvin Fredericltson Edna Fuller Lesfer Fuller Louis Gabler Mary Ann Gebhard+ Virginia Gibb June Gilliland Gladys Glanz Phyllis Goodman Paul Greenough Elizabefh Gregory Roberl' Guesl Arfhur Homberg Marfha Hamill 'if 4? ...F N 57' 5 i l 4 ' A ' 9 .' 55 . 'S i G ' 'vs QD Jrqv. 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V an J QQ F-- Ruflw Knapp Henry Kovalevifch Mary LaCelle Paul LaCelIe Tarbell Lamos Wilma Lange Doris Larsen Duane Larson Orville Lawrence Paul Lawrence Rulh Lawrence Helen Lawrie Lee Lederhouse Charmaine Lemmon lan Lennox Ralph Lenf Elizabefh Lewis Helen Lewis Joyce Lippincoff Bearrice Lisfer Lois Li'Hle Joann Lord Harrier Love JoAnne Ludwig Esfher Luff Lydia LUH Jean Lusher Evan Luflte BeHy Mann Jessie Mark 1 if Q tl ii dd' ,,-..-,l J, .l In M A 4 yt . nf, A, J T, ,.rq fl ,al 1' M 1, . ef L . A fr , H 1 4.. 5 l All 11 Il nigh ' . 'A is ' 46' 7- if' 5 A . 1'-ji' - 1 . L i . 15' ' 1 4? V , ' - 1 A y 1 V ' Q ' We A fr ' 4 wr , I I v Y I Q-1' L r r 1 4- i 1 , l , ll 3' 1 -4 uf ' ' -ni L, f I Jay, V. V x 1' ' 1, Ai I W :---me E 4231? 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X, WLS: I ':s.,,g .ya ,, V wi 1 l . , 1'-fl 1 , 'fi X 4:1 K ' mg ' Earle Roberis Arlene Robson A John Rommel , L' W John Roosa ,i . Marfin Rowley H ' - ' f I Q'-. ' 'ft' ,fix 1 I , . , ' Lk 3 ,A , g , , f' - a: Chesfer Rudd Virginia Ruppersberg Anna Russell Rufh Russell Gene Saclreff Gregg Scarborough Janei' Schlaifzer Joan Schlaifzer 1 Winona Schoolcraff , Lesfer Seaman ,,.... M :Q ..,..,., -N . 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X Q .f..,.-sf rr ... 1 1. rr. ,f.s..,,.. -riefffizws .fi: f::'--.nee-Y 4' 'ree-+.-f -'ssl.-'-'1,'s1Le2'1.fz'4:51. 9 ' ,fy raw'-:13'r'a '-'i:'ifbf'r- re-,-.jrffs-V ' -Je-4'.3!2'-i12Z-.jJ 'a,,,-',5.igJLg:'sff.15.,q-.lg .rs rfrtii siiblf riff? 2-3 :,.,r- 1,3 --same.. fern., ,se-741-3-'fn 'rs .-. rw- .-,--gf., f:-.'Ci L.,.' ff rue-fi .-if . New- f'.:zfe-I-'rfztu-rm' 'Vs 41 P1 is L.:-Tftizf' x 4, 1 Y, v- - rd, .-.L ska- -wg' l 1 'r L .X i 15 . A K tw X fr Lf Le- , L , Y iw .L SL s Q- R PROF. WESLEY MOON, A.M. Principal Houghton is indeed fortunate to have connected with the college, as a vital part of it, our own preparatory school. Under the capable direction of Professor Wesley Moon, assisted by a staff of competent instructors, a scholastically high secondary education is of- fered. Every year finds several foreign students enrolled, as well as many missionaries' children. Here is made possible a high school education in a Christian atmosphere with the opportunity for continuation on into the college. Sitting, lst Row: T. Lazarides, S. Buchalter, P. Benton, J. Kendal, S. Shea, A. Al kins, C. Culp, E. Pepoon, L. McMillen, R. Ryerse. 2nd Row: G. Barker, Mr. Moon Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Tarrell, Miss Barker, Mrs. Fancher, Miss Warren, Mr. Stone, D Barnett. 3rd Row: B.,Caqwin. M. Tucker, M. Paine, D. Finney, R. Reid, R. Jen- kins, L. Kreckman, E. Smith, P. Wohlgemuth, D. Moore, R. Hamilton, L. l-larner 4th Row: M. Russell, L. Castle, S. Ferguson, L. Batchlet, C. Kreckman, K. Moore R. VanDrutt, M-. Krause, B. Stedman. J. Baker, G. Weiss. 5th Row: C. Wagner G. Kehrein, D. Barnett, S. Cole, J. Gorke, C. Wright, l-l. Budensiek. D. Nichols C. Roughton, R. Burk, J. Panich, E. Clark. 6th Row: R. Knowlton, W. Twaddell l-l. Brown. T. Williams, R. Barnett, l-l. Downey, V. Curran, M. Moreland, M. Hanas C. Matthews, R. Rounds, H. Cox. 86 Roberl' Barnelf Hcughlon, N.Y. Science, Maihemaricsz Siudeni Council: Freshman Class Vice4Presiclent Sophomore Class Vice-President Junior Class President Aihleiic Associaiion President Pebble Siaii Assisi- anl Ediior: Senior Class President Slar Siallf: Quariet Y.T.C.: Boy Scouls: Baslceiball, Class, Town Team: Foolball, Class, Purple-Gold: Track, Class, Purple-Gold: Volleyball. Louise Baichlel - Meadville, Pa. Larinz Oralorio: High School Choir: High School Or- chesira: Y.T.C.: Alhleiic Associalion: Marlcey Dorm Treasurer: Freshman Class Secreiary-Treasurer. Shirley Buchalfer New Ycrlr, N. Y. Science: Biology Club. Homer Cox Houghion, N.Y. Science: Aihleiic Associaiion Vice-President Y.T.C.: Town Team Baslnelball: Baseball, Class, Purple-Gold: Fooi- ball, Class, Purple-Gold, High School Caplain. Rurh Burk Effingham, lll. Science: Junior Class President Srudenf Council: Orches- +ra Secrelary-Treasurer: Oraiorio: Y.T.C.: Marlcey Dorm Sec- reiary: High School Choir: High School Librarian, Girls' Chorus Librarian. Lawrence Casfle Social Sludies: A Cappella Choir: Church Choir: High School Quarlef. Pawlucitef, R. l. Sherwood Cole Language, Malhemaiics: Sophomore Class President Senior Class Vice-President Baseball: Foolball. Norih Scifuale, R. l. Virginia Curran Squanfum, Mass. Social Slucliesz Aihleiic Associalion: Pebble Slalll: Junior Class Secreiary: Senior Class Secrelary: Marlcey Dorm Sec- refary-Treasurer: Marlcey Dorm President Sludeni' Body Es. Secrefary. Mil'l'on Hanas Albion, N.Y. Science: Afhlelic Associaiion Secrefary-Treasurer: Junior Class Treasurer: Fooiball. , Y' I Lea Harner Wes? Farmingfon, Ohio Y Science, lvlafhemalics: Y.T.C.: High School Orcheslra. lg' L,-'n ' L Joy Kendal De'lroi'l', Mich. , 1- r Science: Cheerleader: Oraiorior Y.T.C,: Alhleiic Asso- , if A- ciafion: Trio: High School Librarian: Girls' Glee Club. Marguerife Krause Houghion, N. Y. Marhemalics, Science, Laiin: Freshman Class President Pebble Slaici Business Manager: Alhlelic Associalion Treas- urer: Y.T.C.: High School Choir: Orchesira: College Orchesf fra: Oralorio: Cheerleader: Baskeiball: Girls' Trio, Quarlet Sludenl' Body Secrefary: Siudenl Body Treasurer: Sludenl Council: Librarian: Glee Club. Rosalea Vanllruff Wellsville, N. Y. Science: High School Librarian. -I' K, - ' vm- u -.. . 5 ui- f,,,-1 15 ,mga .1.3. X,-.-.g.'. -p. we wig! . 'f L. ' J Mia! tibia.. sf.-IS. 553:95 ,i i . , A i L if 3. ,. Lis ., Y W f I WU -f-,,:F 5.1! W! 1' J' ' ffl I r g nf' ' A ,fl MA,-L' Ii'-MA! ,f-11 fn jp Q f 1 b f 7 fl' U f A 1 ff 1 J f 1 X I f r 1 f f ,H . , I .1 I' - .x y . f 1 F fi-11 T 5,- f' 'f ' f , ' f l, . 'f A., 'T ,2L'V,,'if , A -pf fig! xii Q50 A. , Q, , 3 iv HVVl1c1TsOeverTlwou Doesf DQ All To The Glory of God.. .n 89 V115 u iikhllvi I Yu -1 vu w. .az ,-f.w...w.r.e -n 1-cuffs.. X V MPVLYA VAR: cz-als w, M. 2 .4 -y.. 1 pm 4 U . X I X- ,qmfaa w., ng .Ju Ln eww- ,,q1.1w!:., we 91,14-Jkwi'-tiff' A .aw ve. ,ow 2. ,1 HR m fyavvnx 163 V it-Q-1 14 ,- , Spirit-hllnd 'ofa ffm 'sinh mc duff resonate, zhwnys xxixh .M -.Agn mul' erm:-xfnrfuxibiyi in :hw -bum. nm .xn-Emxa, v.w,:m1u., gm .ax Y-ww 1 ,-M .-1.x ,QM-xx.-4, mf his-mn: x.-,n ,x.u,'.,GmAf.,:1-. 1 X-M xv ivj' hm '. m..1r , , . gnc ' Om L 'gf I 1,-ff. G 1,. ZA, x '. nut:-v: e REV 4 Q i n MSTRONG ' D .0- THE PREEMINENT CHRIST Writing to the Colossian brethren in Chapter l, verse 15, St. Paul exhorts them to a consideration of the preeminent Christ. He shows Christ,s relation to God, the created universe, and the Church. He is the 'cimage of the invisible Godf' Such a revelation enables us to know the God of this universe who can be trusted, loved, and obeyed. His being lathe firstborn of all creation gives Him priority in time, and su- premacy in place and position. He is the SOURCE, the AGENT, and the GOAL of all creation. Toward Him all movements converge! He is the Alpha and Omega of the Father's creative purpose. Today He still upholds all things by the Word of His power. He is also the 'cfirstborn from the deadlw He has risen, never to die again, and the fact that He is the firstborn implies that others follow. Because of this we can join in words of adoration with the hymn writer: All hail the power of Jesus' name, Let angels prostrate fall, Bring forth the royal cliaclem, And crown Him Lord of all. Thus at Houghton College We seek to make Him, who is the center of the universe, preeminent in our lives. It is our purpose to worship Him, serve Him, adore Him, and eventually reign with Him. C.I.A. n W Foreign lVlissions fellowship 5984, ncT - - so - -' 0 know Him-to make Him known is the de- sire of the members of the F.lVl.F. Because an ex- : ' periential knowledge of Him is a vital prerequisite to making Him known, the meets each Tuesday to pray for the needs of the students on the campus and for the specific needs of the missionaries in the field. Several former members of the group are now serving Christ in Africa and China. Speakers from various mission boards present the challenge of their own field, giving the students an opportunity for an intelligent prayer approach regard- ing their decisions to making Him known in these fields. The group has candidates for China, Japan, India, South America, Africa, South Seas, Europe, Puerto Rico-in fact, for all parts of the globe in the capa- city of evangelists, teachers, translators, doctors, child evangelists and of the many other trained workers needed on the field. Sitting, Ist Row: L. Robinson, J. Cowan, H. Lewis, l.. Harris, A. Smith, J. Lusher, P. Wuilliez, M. Stephens, W. Lange. A. Gibbs. Sitting, 2nd Row: D. Pease, l. Buchanan. B. Hall, M. Armstrong, l. Jones, E. Sanville, M. Luft. A. Banker, H. Pease, J. Harris. 3rd Row: W. Pister, W. Locke, M. Beckwith, E. Evans, E. Lewis, D. Herman, S. Reitz, J, Titterud, A. Willinli, T. I-lannan. 4th Row: R. England, K. England, M. Grody, D. Collins, B, Harvey, S. Foster, L. Luft, L. Fancher, H. Blatt, Sth Row: J. Deardorft, E. Edling, W. Schoolcratt, M. Miller, B. Lister, M. Helters, K. Rotherrnel. M. Luft, M. Bromley. Top Row: M. Sutton, C. Samuels, A. French, R. Pritchett, E, Douglass, W. Bell, S. Fenton, R. Moore, J. Rommel. R. Morgan. 92 Student Niinisteriol Associotion The Student Ministerial Association is an organization whose purpose is uto provide by means of discussion, debate, and addresses, an opportunity for development in student prepara- tion for the Christian ministryf, It is composed of those whose purpose it is to devote their lives to full-time Chris- tian service. Outside speakers and faculty mem- bers have brought inspirational mes- REV- JAMES DE WEERD sages to the group. These messages present different methods of approach- ing various phases of Christian work 0 , and of meeting and solving problems 662 which are inevitable to one who is in Christian service. The prayer of the group is that We may be fully prepared for His service. Sitting, lst Row: E. Preston, P. Cauvel, A. Banker, H. Warner. J. Barnett, D. Pease, lvl. Rabe. M, Foster. A. Smith Sitting, 2nd Row: M. l-lemme, l-l. Little, J. Dearclortt, B. Barnett, C. Gretz, l-l. Pease, G. Fischer, T. Boghasian. A Cervera. 3rd Row: P. Troutrnan, T. Ireland, K, Rothermel, D. Collins, S, Reitz, R. Bezanson, L, Fancher, C. Disbrow A. Willinls. 4th Row: F. Se-ytert, A. Northrup, N. Crowell, D. Smith, D. Hill, T, Muller, C. Brentlinger, W. Bail, E Kelapathy, J. Fasano, i-'l. Blatt. 5th Row: H. Smith, R. Bitner, A. Worlc, S, Fenton, E. Douglas, P, Andrews, F. Davis S. Soclerberg, R. Sprowl, F. Gordon, E. Brill, W. Eisemann. Top Row: O. Dongell. C. Samuels, P, Osborn, C. May nard. W. Cessna, R. Pritchett, G. Barnett, J. Stevenson, W. Smith, R. Ball, lvl. Schell, R. Fite, R. Bennett. 93 TORCHBEARERS. The outlet for Christian service on HOl1ght0l1,S campus is found in the TORCH BEARERS organization. On the first and third Sunday afternoon of each month members deeply aware of the need for Godis guidance, meet at the college church for a time of prayer. Members of the faculty, pastors, and laymen, trained in the practical problems of personal work, give advice and inspiration to the group. This meeting is the driving force of the religious extension work of the college. A brief survey of what is being accomplished reveals that each week groups visit the Fillmore Hospital, Lamont Nursing Home, Angelica County Home, and the Rocky Crest Sanitarium at Olean. These students represent the spirit of Houghton as they seek to demonstrate the love of Christ in personal conversation and testimo ny. Also, the students are able to show the reality of Christ in their own lives as they hold meetings or visit with the men in the county jails and the Attica State Prison. On Saturday evenings two or three carloads of workers hold street meet ings in nearby towns, proclaiming theneed of a personal knowledge of Christ as supreme Lord and Savior. On week-ends, teams of live or six members present evangelistic services, radio programs, and cooperate with '4Youth for Christi' ef forts in cities within a one hundred-mile radius of Houghton. The TORCHBEARERS realize they have na charge to keepv in carrying the torch of the Gospel through personal work on our campus and through extension work to the neighboring towns and villages. de 6eZd Q0 Q , 4 if Q l A 1oRCH5EARE M. XXAKXXGV ' if PS BMPQSWYGDCQ tl H' waters - L. Monllln e. Dexioun s. Barrel W' rl' xfension Groups M, Bow Gfffffd eu J nqf ' -C M. B6eif7f7efQ Clair f' , B. Eflrhardf D QMDPS B. QGXX. Bukkefs' R' NaUCY R. Vmps' Tavoof. D. Flinf, P. Nast 6. Johnson, K. McPherson, M. Weiford. lf cmzfa maeaz' n0U4:',, wr if ight Be Thoroughly Furnished.. 'i -I-hot the Mon of God Together with meeting spiritual and intellectual needs, Houghton provides a full program of athletics to help its students develop physically. These include Football, Basketball, Tennis, Field Hockey, Track, and Baseball. All competition is intramural, for we believe that student participation can there- by be at a maximum. Upon registration each student is classified Purple or Cold, and the result gives everyone a chance to represent his color in any particular sport. Each class also forms a team for Football, Basketball, and Field Hockey to enter in the series which is held for each of these. The class and Purple-Gold teams were very evenly matched this year and were characterized by clean play and good sportsmanship. Football ended in a surprising three-way tie after the favored sophomores were humbled in the final game, while the Frosh girls snatched the Field Hockey crown. The Juniors triumphed over strong opposition in Basketball for their third con- secutive championship after a series that will be remembered for its thrills. All in all, athletics at Houghton in 194-8 were of a high quality and Christ was given the preeminence from the word of prayer before each game to the silent thanks afterward. I 97 f Q 3 , .- ,I vp . fl I LK, J ix' w. R .VA r 1, nv , .1 -- I 1- Q N. Walker QI U N O R C H A M P S I.. Beach M. Sutton Elf 'N A :M R R ' . . V, E . ' S HST? , S' 1 f f 'R .f N j . ,MK 1 T 'XX w vm H 1 -X - 1 f Wy- ' x 4' 5 . .. 49 ,J 2 I :QW 1 Q' Li ff-,gum IW wmv . M w ' U 'I . If J. Williams, H. Little, B. Fite, R. Coldiron jx be 'R .1, . .- Q-f ,-wy.-I , J X-4 ' NX 'X UBly,' 1 ' K' S -as W 1 L -V . A . X. E 2 Nb iQ RF xx P. Murkell l. Giacovelli 99 JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS: L Monizingo Sophomore Boslcetholl . . . Sophs lose all three games of first round . . . win three straight in second round . . . beat Seniors, lose to Juniors and Frosh in third round . . . wind up with .444 percentage . . . SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: Kneeling: H. Slcoog, D. Flint, Manager: K. Mac- Pherson Standing: C. Watkins, N. Jones. K. Perry, H. Jen- lcins, R. Maycumber, G. Johnson, D. Strong, R. Dingman lireshmon Bosl4eTholl .. . . . Frosh win initial encounter 35-34 . . . lose second and win third . . . lose two games in second round . . . win third . . . heat Sophs and Juniors in third round, only to lose chance for play-oil hy losing last game to seniors, 52-51 . . . FROSH BASKETBALL TEAM Lett to Right: Kneeling: R. Phipps, R. Nast, D. Buck Standing: D. Wheeler, W. Jersey, B. Hall, Coachg M. Trautman. L. Leclerhouse Senior Bosketholl ... .. . Seniors continue jinx on i49ers by heating Juniors 50-40 . . . win second and lose third game of first round .. . jinx broken as Seniors lose to Junior 38-35 . . .lose next two in second round . . .lose first two games of third round, but heat Frosh in final game, as point packed final minute gives them thrillin victory . . . SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: Kneeling: J. Smith, M. Lewellen Standing: B. Barker, J. Herr, R. Morris, R. Hanley K. Clark lOO Vorsity liootboll . .. . . . Varsity football team was chosen from the upper three classes. All letter men were picked for their outstanding play inthe color and class series. In the Varsity-Frosh game, the Varsity won out 29-12. VARSITY FOOTBALL Kneeling: N. Walker. I. Giacovelli. L. Beach Standing: R. Morgan, O. Dongell, M. Inch, K. Mac- Pherson, P. Nast Tennis . . . . .The tennis play-offs provided three men and one woman with a Varsity let- ter. Mel swept all opposition aside and again took the championship for the sec- ond year. Norm and Bob were hest in their bracket. Jan proved again that she was women's champ by not losing a match. TENNIS Sitting: J. Burr Standing: N, Walker, R. Morgan, M. Lewellen IOI Gold Footboll . .. . . . The Gold football team won two straight games from the Purple, to an- nex the color championship for the year. Both games were hard-fought contests, but the Gold combined power, speed and deception to confirm the pre- diction of their victory. The first game score was 7-6, the second 32-7, proving that they were the rightful champions. GOLD FOOTBALL First Row: K. MacPherson, R. Morgan, I. Giacovel- li, G. Tropt, J. Rossa Second Row: D. Flint, R. Nast, P. Nast, O. Don- gell, M. Trautman, D. Gallagher. - Manager SOPI-IOMORE GIRLS' BASKETBALL JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Sitting: G. Johnson, Coach: J. Fancher, M, l-lellers, Front: N. Walker, M, L. Armstrong K- IVIGCPTWSFSOIMACOGCIT Standing: M. Harris, S, Milbrandf, R. Strong, J. Wil- Sianclingz L. Bourne, R. Sireeler, E. Thompson, J. Iiamg, E, Andrews, J, Bardwell Mote, M. Edwards, D. Coddingion, A. Crafts Womenls Basketball .. . . . The W'omen's Division of the basketball series provided many thrills. The series was tied twice, but upsets occurred in such a way as to give the Sophs the championship. The Varsity was chosen after the Purple-Gold series. The girls who received letters were outstanding players in the Women's Division. VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front: V. Warner, W. Lewellen, M. L. Armstrong Standing: E. Thompson, J. Mote, M. l-leliers. J. Fancher FRESHMEN GIRLS' BASKETBALL SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL SiHing: R. Phipps, Coach: V. Gibb, A. Russell, C Kneeling: M. Lewellen, Coach: W, Lewellen Lemmon' D. Buck' Coach Standing: V. Warner, A. Wright, B. MacMillen, A. Sfandingg C, Weelqley, J, Walker, E, Edling, R, Knapp Anderson. A. Banker J. Bown, A. Fihton, R. Bezanson Morsity liielol Hockey... ...The Varsity field hockey team was chosen by Coach Wells at the conclusion of the color series. The upper three class- es produced such a large number of out- standing hockey players that he had a hard time narrowing the team down to nine girls. The Varsity-Frosh hockey game proved that the girls he chose were superior to the Frosh by the 4--3 score in favor of the Varsity. VARSITY HOCKEY . First Row: M. Bourne, V. Warner, R. Streeter Second Row: B. Boyd Third Row: A. Banker, M, Anderson, M. L.'Armstronq. M. Helfers, M. Edwards Closs Hockey. . . . . The high flying Frosh hockey team were victors in their first game against the Seniors. They won the second game against the Sophs 7-6. A win over the Juniors, 4+-0, gave them the class series. PURPLE CHAMPS First Row: R. Streeter, V. Warner, L, Robinson Second Row: M. Edwards Third Row: A. Banker, B, Jorgenson, M. L. Armstrong. M. Anderson, V. Gibb IO3 Purple-Gold Field Hockey. . . . . . The initial field hockey game of the color series gave the Purple a 6-2 victory. At the end of the regulation time of the second game, the score was tied at 5-5. After three overtime periods, with still no winner, an agree- ment was reached whereby the next goal would decide the victor. Purple pushed through the deciding goal to win the game and the series. FROSH GIRLS' HOCKEY First Row: R. Byzanson, V. Gibb, M. Gebhardt Second Row: P. Goodman, A. Russell Third Row: C. Lemmon, A. Belding, C. Eiov, B. Jorgensen, P. Martin BIG I-l CLUB First Row: M. Lewellen, V. Warner, P. Marlcell Second Row: B, Barnett, L. Montzingo, N. Walker Absent: W. Ball, L. Beach Big I-I Club... . . . Previously the requirement for be- longing to the Big H Club was earning a letter in three sports. This year the Ath- letic Association raised this requirement to four sports for boys and three' sports for girls. The Big H Club now boasts the largest membership since its formation. Athletic: Associotion . . . E . ..The Athletic Association, under a new charter, this year laid the founda tion for the future athletic program of the College. Working under Coach Wells, the association has become the student governing body in the field of sports. Funds for the Annual Athletic Banquet were raised through the presen tation of two movie programs on athlet ics and by selling candy at ball games ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: D. Gallagher. M. W. Barlcer Second Row: M. Miller, W. len, R. Krein, J .3 1 new len, I-l. Little, L. Be ' er, Coach Wells -'ww 17-- 11 - W .gsm 1' mv 1 3 E 35: YH , - qv- 1.-P ,QW 1aAk: v n , vu. V, -wx. 1 I jA' gf LA -1-f2 -1231 gal: 1 Wisqvf .o . .. 9 3 l H is ' N ' Q f' Q xi ,.A. v.f7,,, W, W l Ts! L Z - l :Vg ' l '-'if!fiL2?i??QE f- T,i5 f2fih'2,- Y W g P 'I l 'ix Y- n K xx ,., 'Q '5- i' ' 1 nxt kb' ' sl N , x ' 1 HE, .....4 ,, veg H-1' , , ,vu , xi- ,mw , ,., ,fm-git MM . Jl1gu,,1P.f,, H, mr ' 504. sf-P'-M ,,,,,,,,.......-v 1 qv'llK skit 1- ' K., I ww .4. . 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Buf- fers, Miss Burnell, J. Woodhams, L. Robinson, J, Barclwell, J. Mark, 3rd Row: A. Anderson, J. Fancher, B, Goodrich, B. Bartholomew, E. Brown, J. Meyers, B. Oakes, H. True, K. England, S. Hunter, G. Tropi, P, Samuels, E, Andrews, E. Des Fisher, 41h Row: W. Cool, J. Boyd, C, Handel, W. Barker, G. Talbot, G. Doepp, V, Carswell, D. Roy, H. Lawrie, E. Elveiord, D. Collins, F. McNeil, M. Helfers, P. Greenouqh, 5+h Row: H, Speirs, G. Prinsell, D. Monialdi, R, Topazian, W. Vancampen, C. Tingley, M. Lacelle, K. Smith, A. Berger, E. Edling, D. Baigrie, R, Smith, E. Neuhaus, R, Fraiser, R. Dingman, J. Wenger. Top Row: C. Samuels, H. Holland, J, Farrell, R. Dillon, R. Hanley, D. Strong, W. Miller, T. Bozhosian, R. Wilson, R. Strong, R, Buclensiek, E. Bonesteel, R. Fortner, S. McKenzie, C. Phelps, D. Hubertz. PFS-MSd . . . The Pasteur P1'e-Medical Society seeks to assist its members in gaining a knowledge of the up-to-date scientific happenings in the World. This scientific activity, which aims to reflect credit on Houghton College, includes both physical and biological science, with an emphasis on medicine. Included in our activi- ties are guest speakers, field trips, and discussions. , t Realizing the urgent need for Christians in the fields, we have as ,our aim uChrist Preeminentf' lr I I .lip medical profession, both here at home and on foreign 45, is S Vs lO8 FCE Expression Club .. Witli its purpose of promoting interest and developing abil- ity in expression, the Expression Club this year has given its members the experience of practical training in planning pro- grams. It is the aim of the club that each student will leave with a greater knowledge and a deeper experience in the techniques of speaking. , This year the Expression Club with its thirty-five members, has had a profitable time working with a program which in- cluded choral speaking, one-act plays, dramatic monologues, short stories, radio work, and pageants. During the Christ- mas season a pageant, wfbe Birthday of A Kingfi was pre- sented in a chapel service by the members of the club. Si'H'ing: Mrs. Lennox, E. Gibb, I. Giacovelli, J. Williams, D. Kaser, H. Little. 2nd Row: R. Lawrence, J. Barnett, J Jewell, M. VanWormer, M. Foster, A, Weiterer, B. Hall, 3rd Row: P. Martin, B. Woerner, D. Cauwels, E. Bell, C Lemmon, N. Vining, L. Robinson, E. Hobbs. 4th Row: R. Knapp, M. Nicholas, B. Jackson, J. Fancher, E, Tonqe, L. Davis D. Johnson, A. Russell. Top Row: M. SuH'on,fA. Work, D. Monialcli, M. Helfers, E. Douglas. M. Pierce, J. Connors M. Armstrong, R. Hanley. IO9 Sitting: E. Shore, T, lrelancl, M. Grady, M. Harris, M, Zavaclc, E. Bell. 2nd Row: J. l-logben, A. Wetierer, E. Adam- czylc, N. Ross, A.Smi'rl-1. 3rd Row: E. Gregory, R. Elmer, M. Boyajian, D. Herman, S. Havens, D. Shaw. 4+l1 Row: W. Schoolcraft, M. Karlcer, A, Bush, V. Pearson, E. Evans, L. Wlwiilon, L. Davis. Top Row: C. Jennings, R. Bailey, E. Knowl- ton, W. Ball, T. l-lannon, D. Gleason, S. Bean, R. Bitner. t . , .'-a'f- ii'1 '- ' 1 l eaf -, . 1-nw ,fijfga Qi Y . , F - K H ' 4 5-. ., - A 24 x ' gag. E.: -,ff Q 'fain l 'Z . Lei vi ' 4 -'91-1 211 ' .- F r Fi nl. . ,si lnternotionol -Relotions Club . .. 'gsixtus R. O,Connor Speaks on Defendants at the Nuremberg Trials . . . MJ. W. Shea Explains Taft- 'Hartley Billi' . . . uPanel on Marshall Plani' . . . Wherevei' the finger of importance happens to point in the World, there the,I.R.C. compiles the data and presents it to the student body. This year the club is sponsoring Weekly newscasts over the public address system in the dining room, as well as maintaining a corner in the library for dis- playing materials of world interest received by mem- bership in the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. IIO De-bote . .. Resolved: that a World federation should he estab- lishedfl Much evidence and many convincing arguments were advanced by each side, and both Dr. Lauren A. King and his debate team agreed that the subject was a very timely and interesting one. After intensive study, research, and long hours in practice sessions, a fine program of intercollegiate matches was sched- uled for the second semester. Dual debates were held with Brockport State Teachers' College, University of Bulfalo, Canisius College and Geneva College. Houghton sent its team to tournaments at Mount Mercy College in Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania, and Shippensburg State Teachers' College near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Highlighting the debating year was the second annual mid- west tour that included debates with Westminste1', Goshen, Olivet, Nazarene, Greenville, Wheaton College, and Taylor University. 'N R. Rabe. L. King, D. Lugtig, E. Kalapathy, M. Sutton, W. Ball III Sitting: Mr, Stoclcin, B. Goodrich. C. Bliss, V. Donelson, F. Robbins. 2nd Row: D, Davis, M. Laurence, M. l-lorner, E Mayhew, E. Adamczylc, D. Ridley. 3rd Row: D. Wing, J. Combs, M, Miller, l-l. Kahle, P. Thompson. W. Ball. Top Row C. Samuels, W. Bell, R. Cummings, P. Troutman, P. Ellenberger, S. Fenton. R. Moore. poleolinguist.. The purpose of this club is to stimulate interest and to give a more practical Working knowledge of the Latin and Greek languages, cultures, customs, and civilizations. Valentine's Day found the beloved god Cupid being feted. Gifts were brought Ceres, the god- dess of the harvest, in the fall meeting. The Hides of Marchi' were remembered this year by a Roman Ban- quet, at which time Roman togas were worn. Here the painful task of identifying the second aorist is lost in profitable pleasure. 5 ' - 't' 'ii-'Em so ...,- ' '14-Y' -. , 'J:, j'w V Sfirzkciil-Cntzniglvf . fl 1- P I!!! Lnzmtyg , Aw. C. ,. 1 ,: -..', E' V -wr uw... I , . I. '11-F. il... '- q- ' 1 ' . - nf. , - 'sr 1. , , ' .' ' , ' ' ' ZA Q, .- Y ,ja B. '- -1 1 ,- . ' e - ' .I F' 'fl 'I ' -' 'b J 2 iii if .11 :. .- at . 1 4,5 gg lg I-.1 .E 3, 5 . -' -3. , 3. P , -:. ,,. , wt .4 ., . . .. 1 ,I .: L- .5 in N , .3 1 5. l . 1 ' 'Yu .- it 13 .4 his in ' H 1 'C 'I . - Fri: lg 2 N . -3 I .A . N 1.1 Q.-5 L- -. f F, :Q 2 yr Q 'I H lI2 ' . wr 7 fV1a1,,. ,.- P- --,:. . . . - ,-f-:-M: . ' x..'f,i,,f, , L .513 3. , X1 :Xl 'KY 45:'b3- A 31511 -Sy.- -- ,.:it z'.,' i 1 WW'. ,. , ' , ff i g Jil: - K -' ' ? .1 r ' -' '- X 9 'A 'J' 1 .+ fd' l l' A V ' '..n Q 1 Art Club .. The Art Club exists for the encouragement V of Houghton's Rembrandts. As Well as carry- ing on for personal enjoyment, the group con- tributes to the 'student body interest in art by displays of local and imported talent at every Artist Series. The profits from the sale of Japanese prints this year has enabled the buying of permanent display cases. First Row: C. Disbrow, E. Kalapathy. W. Jersey, E. Douglas. Second Row: M. Stoclcin, J. Lusher, Dolly Benson, Lois Harris. Third Row: N. Vining, Elizabeth Lewis, Ruth Bezanson. Fourth Row: Carol Davis, E. Stillson, L. Spear, i ' II3 Sitting: M. Harris, M. White. B. Goodrich, B. Smalley. Standing: W. Lewellen, L. Montzingo, J, Herr, M. Miller. Absent: M. Bromley. E. Robbins. cya , .H L0 .1 .if-7' ig ,rniiijr ' ' apt, gg , ' 'f' , EF' 2i? f -l . bil Pg. .Ei ' .ev ' ' Q sig L - 4. - ' 'Sit S ffvi's, Tl' Eff 'if f i E i . .- .L Av : '. 'iii' W. lx ': K-.-iii' -aiiffln' -I I- , ry, Qs . X TI 'J' ' S Whois Who . .4 This year '4Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges gave ten students from Houghton Col- lege, membership in its national organization. These students were selected first by the college dean, the dean of men, and the dean of Women, then presented for final approval to the cabinet of the Student Council. The students were chosen on the basis of high scholarship, character, and ofiices held, as well as participation in extra-curricular activities. To students who have received this appointment, national recognition is given in the annual publication of Whois Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, where a thumbnail biography appears of each member. II4 Student Council . .. The principal purpose of this organization is to execute the will of the student body which elected it. Consistent with this fundamental function it seeks to solve collegiate problems, to co-ordinate and harmo- nize all campus activities, to encourage and lead posi- tive purposeful student programs, to uphold the WO1'd of God, and generally as a progressive body of stu- dent leaders, to contribute in whatever ways are possi- ble to the well-being of Houghton College, and to assist in accelerating her development and growth. I' 'v .. ,.-,. . . ,ri , F S ei ' ll,f3lA , Kit 'S 514' iaggi Af .Q , V?-1 . .19 . -- Q ,. awf:.s'f+- 'jig -L-5: 1' 1: 1- ,---- , ar' .1 .1 1.3. 'la' . 1. f tt- ' gnu-if 7. ' A.. aw, N 1.3 x. E5-gg' . .iq I.-. ,.. , - --:Milf-E4 V' ' ' First Row: T. Muller, C. Hayes, J. I-larr. Second Row: M. Miller, J, Schlaitzer, M. Grody, V. Herr, B. I-larvey, D. Ellenberger. Third Row: D. Boyle, W. Gifford, R. Nast, K. McPherson, L. Montzingo, L. Beach, R. Luclcey, II5 1 1 , I -. ,l,.'i,AE!-V' ' VZ: ,f if-ik W7 , lg L:-3 gig ef - V-if-f 3' Ui' ,,, g ig inf- ' up 1 - 55 M- H .4.' , ? , , A 322, J' W 'rc-r'.5n:-If-an mmm-M wa.. 'l gy W Us A 1 ln' .11 g.- , 1, CN 9 emma? CAPT. SHEA - asks my fWm i vfyimgt-vlswhlll,QQ--Nh? f'Ef'5l:- 5 '1',,'L Q, J 'glfritiif 153 was f 557,-sf' - +am+ilww.,tq ,'fx,w'tlit i wmwayll ' it wlailln,titre ' To those Who live in Vetville, 'cover the Hi11', is a familiar expression. '9Over the Hill from the campus has mushroomed, in a year's time, a small city that boasts the hest road in the township. Along this quar- ter-mile of road live sixty-six vets and their families, the happiest people in the world. For these vets it is no longer 6'Hit the deck or uReveille, but HDO you have an eight o'clock, dear? The only creature in Houghton unhappy because of the suburb is Professor Fancher's cow, Which, unfortunately, now has no pasture. Vetville vets well deserve this haven in return for a job Well clone.' Professor Shea, Captain A.A.F. QRes.j is father to them all in the capacity of Veter- ans' Administrator. II8 We Played H L , . . ' ,mo ,f ' 9 A ,- 4 1 M, fm' ea' swsx We We Pruyed . . -. Am J 7 I7 .. , f- 1, l x xi- 9: .1 jxff -A ,1 ,Q-'D-V , I '-A , Y , K .I ' X A. , A . ,-.1 :I iv , KH N. 3 rm S 4 1 LSR il 4. 2, 1 , .ZZ-Qj-V '-' S 5 . , ,,,,. 1 x E :s115L1,,,A ' -, - gm: 1, ,1. .1 , X ,ns-l.. L I iff ,pa-.-.. . x-,A t .Leif L 'E wt 4 is 'SBA Y , I 4 i A r 1,-41.5 1 .- -zo,-'-'.: M' ' Fe:-. QQ . Ying.. ' 'till' I, ,fl ' xr, N '- . 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Walker, M. Sutton, D. Kaser, L. Beach. gfameiaawz f 'A T U, 'ji r :ggi I .. . Love TO wANnER oowN ' ' T fi-1. sw ag A YOU R BACK STREETS .W , . , 5,3 , - '- L' ,iff-'Q'f ' f' I Neff!! 4 .u H31 R Y AR ' r 54' 91 4 4 L fl 5 fr . . . P ' is N its X 'ag I 5 if ' I is 5' , 'J 'S' 'N ' 1 4 ' , fa,' ' 'V'-. -fx ,fi . - 1 , f N .Tm 1 L- ,-' , .- , . 1, , , '? ',',' vi -4 'ui-..:f: , ' a 1 ,. vw .3 , , kygaa l x I1 11 '45 's'f 1 H ki 51,15 1 -'-. A . ., 55. . . '-. 1 . f - . , . U . -- A 'tw gh '?E5Z'r f'gv25753iHfi: Y21Q-Z '.1 '. - v ., - '. J.. I i 'r,,'w . x. - - 1, .fx Y -NM ,ww f 1f,v. ,Q 'juz ff--gf, I 1 gg- -1 1 ix ,sm g'- QPN 424155: .fp J-. ' ' F 'x-5 1 , ,QI - -i ' 3 ff,-', '.., 'lff7'1F: .1 W 'E Lv jig? . . N 3. .4 ' '- . . AT HOME WITH THE PAlNE'S . . . -gn V ,TT.ft T , ' ' - To : 4 VI A 5 1 I E - DR. H. FERC 0URs .X m Ig V T HOUGHTON'S FLORENCE - MRS. D. TANNER, R.N. X' 1 E Q Q 1 I 24 ', ci .V ij: 2 r ' 'f ff- LJ L.. . . . A SMILE WITH EVERY STAMP - x . . . . WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET ,ff MARY J ERMAN, POSTMISTRESS 25 Eng. x kr, X, ' HUB OF THE Memovous , , Y ' ,JK 1 p kg rr' Q ,gn- 1, I -gk? 11-KE PANTRY . . POTATOES ARE CHEAPER, TOMATOES ARE CHEAPER, NOW'S THE TIME TO SHOP . . . BARKERS 2--H X' . DR. MAC. .lusr LEFT Fon Fmmone HOSPlTAL ixx ,, , 44 OUR ADVERTISERS The World is Our Parishv REV. C. I. ARMSTRONG, D.D., Miniszer PROF. PHILIP J. MACK Minister of Music The Church with a missionary passion! The services at the College Church are always characterized by their cordial, inspirational fellowship. Come, wor- ship with us. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH HOUGHTON, NEW YORK Compliments of BARKER'S GENERAL STORE GROCERIES - MEATS - DRY GOODS HARDWARE Houghton, New York l26 Thousands of Dollars Looking for You K The Houghton Community Needs Are Your Opportunity K 1 N K N Some Needs of Houghton Community 1. lndustry requiring full and part-time labor 2. Full-time barber, hair dresser, and heautician 3. Restaurant with capacity for large groups fl. Additional dwellings and apartment houses 5. Optometrist 6. Drug store 7. Hardware store with plumbers and tinsmith 8. Skilled workmen: carpenters, masons, shoe repairman 9. Florist- greenhouse and nursery l0. Photographic studio and supply store ll. Clothing a11d shoe store Advantages of Houghton Community l. Ideal location for an industry: Adequate labor of the dependable type Good sites with railroad and highway facilities Low tax rates Abundant electrical and water supply 2. Good building sites for homes 3. Resident physician, dentist, and a community hospital ll. Good fire protection and low insurance rates 5. Fundamental Church p 6. The home of a uniquely Christian college 7. An active Gideon chapter If you are interested in locating in a healthy and growing community write to the Houghton Civic Council This advertisement is sponsored by DR. S. I. MCMILLEN, Physician WORTH L. COTT, Grocer DR. HOMER J. FERO, Dentist I27 . WC- Tir -F R In 'x iii 9 ii fl.. 44 L 'Viv 4 'Qi' i We cannot go forth to glorify Him unless we go :forth . . . nstrong in the Lord and in the power of His might. CLASS OF '48 Compliments of GAOYADEO HALL DORM SONG Continuity with Christ ,Cordination with all Cooperation with Houghton Don't let standards fall. Jesus, our hope and stay, And others we will win. We'll raise the banner for our school And save others from their sin. C' . . . that in all things He might have the preem,inence.W COL. 1:18 CHRIST- Our LIFE Our JOY Our HOPE CLASS OF '50 THY KINGDOM COME . . . THY WILL BE DoN13 . . . uOur Father which art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will he done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our debts, as We forgive our debtors. And lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil: for Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amenf' CLASS OF '51 Q35 D 14, Q22 .7leJC'!a44,q'.70ff6f- aw We've anchored in Jesus: The s+orms of life we'll brave. We've anchored in Jesus: We'lI fear no wind or wave. We've anchored in Jesus, For He has power +o save. 4 We've anchored in fhe Rock of Ages. I29 l J STRIVING FOR THE BEST . . . Houghton is dedicated to a ministry of higher education which combines the very highest standards in liberal arts, education, and vital Christian faith. Houghton prepares young people for a seruice and leadership which is Christianity in action. HOUGHTON COLLEGE Houghton, New York I30 J ACCELERATED STUDY . . . Earn a college degree in three years HOUCHTON COLLEGE Summer School offers a ten-Week integrated program with courses in the following fields: Science, Social Studies, Modern and Ancient Languages, English Composition and Literature, Religion, and Education. Intersession - June 8 - July 2, 1948 Session- July 5-August 13, 19418 For information write to Oflice of the College Dean I-IOUCHTON COLLEGE Houghton, New York Compliments Of HOUGHTON COLLEGE BOOKSTORE WALLACE E. MASON Manager WE ENJOY SERVING YOU HAROLD SMITH WILLIAM CALHOUN RICHARD SPROWL 'I13I Congmmlpziiom mm' Bm Wf5h65 TO TI-IE CLASS GF '48 From the Perry Knitting Company PERRY, NEW YORK l32 GUCAL The nrun Seminary buildings from the rear --a img beautiful setting. Class work under the personal 'N It supervision of Professor Harris, the Registrar. E xv 3 3 u. 'xl V ca T t For the Word of Cod . . AND for the testimony of Jesus Christ -most fittingly describes the spirit and purpose of Faith Theolog- ical Seminary. Absolute fidelity to God's written word and the highest type of Christian scholarship brought to hear upon it, here unite with an earnest emphasis upon vital spiritual living, and a personal witness to that living Word without Whom we can do nothing. The teaching is accordingly true at every point to the great Christian fundamentals, including the pre- millennial return of Christ. Since the Bible is true, it will endure the severest tests, honestly applied. Modernistic theories, therefore, are carefully exam- inedg and the facts, together with all alleged discrep- ancies, are confidently faced. Fur complete details upon other phases ol' Sem- inary life and work, please correspond direct with Dr. Allan A. MacRae, President, 1303-B Delaware Avenue, Wilmington 19. Delaware. min iuiutonlqmi mu uw STATE BANK OF FILLMORE Flllmore, New York OUR MOTTOW Security Service Courtesy Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation l33 ROY A. BILLS, PROPRIETOR BUILDING MATERIAL : PAINTS : HARDWARE : INSULATION PHONE 109 Qdlmafze, IV. '6Meet me at 0llie's for a Hamburger FILLMORE CLEANERS BENTLEY'S RESTAURANT V FILLMORE7 NEW YORK PHONE 63-M FILLMOEE, N. Y. LYLE A. BLISS 1 Insurance The Fillmore Telephone Company INSURE Serving the communication needs BE ag gRE of Northern Allegany PHONE 1-B FILLMORE, N. Y' George A. Dildine, Manager DICK'S SERVICE STATION L. S. GELSER gl SON Mobilgas ' Mobiloil COAL-BUILDING MATERIALS Tires, Batteries, Accessories - FILLMORE, NEW YORK PHONE 11-F FILLMORE, N. Y. Compliments of TONY MIDEA Shoe Repair FILLMORE COOPERATIVE G. L. F. SERVICE, INC. FILLMORE NEW YORK ' FILLMORE, NEW YORK BURGESS APPLIANCE SHOP STEKL HARDWARE CO. Heating - Plumbing Washing Machines Refrigerators I H C Accessories Bulbs Radios Lamps Tractors P31111 Equipnqent ' A ' PHONE 72 FILLMORE FILLMOHE, NEW YORK I34 HOUGHTON PREPARATORY A junior and senior high school giving pre- paratory training in a Christian environment A PROGRAM DESIGNED FOR C1-IARACTER: Houghton's preparatory department is maintained as a service for the Christian youth of the land who may find the enviromnent and emphasis of their schools detrimental to their moral and spiritual development. The course of study can he arranged to meet the requirements for the New York State high school diploma and the college entrance diploma. The students may share in many of the cultural Oppor- tunities Of the college. Expenses are moderate. ldclress requests for catalog and further information to the Principal of Houghton Preparatory Houghton, New York Houghton College Alumni Association CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1948 Your present executive officers are: HUGH H. THOMAS, President EVERETT E. ELLIOTT, Vice-President ANN MADWID FARWELL, Secretary Attend your local alumni chapter meetings I35 FOR EVERY DAY . . FOR EVERY PURPOSE . . . SERVE . . . Zwzdcled Butter-Krust gum! 411:51 Wa nj rg vgfrdud l l Q. 'Q . st N A 1 . , X C me A1-I--rUnr0SE LOA' '6Olean's Hardware Department Store A. E. EWING CO Serving This Trading Area for Over 449 Years Practically Everythiag To Finish And Furnish A Home PHONE: OLEAN 4123 Your Best Bargain is Right in Your Own Home Nowhere do you get value like the electric service youill enjoy at home. Good lighting, soft radio music and many other comforts are yours for pennies. Electricity is a servant that works day and night for you. It does dozens of jobs that save time and work for the whole family. And yet - the cost of electricity is very little. It is the one item in your budget that has gone steadily down instead of up. ROCHESTER GAS and ELECTRIC Your Friendly Service Company C om pl imenis of CROSBY DAIRY Compliments of Genesee Bus Lines 599 Main St. East Aurora, N. Y. Pk Daily Service between Wellsville, N. Y., Houghton, N. Y. and Buffalo, N. Y. CHARTER COACHES FOR ALLOCCASIONS I37 QD ' S ee a 5 We fiiveiihtf I 4 f - :Il QMNSSSZI ! . Pi f ' Ji gskgsiz.. , gn ' 1 '- 'ti 'igZ53N.E'E1EZ35b-:ribQ:-:?E:2:?E.E':'E.E'E':5' ' If' 7 . M ,..:'...f-N' -11221 Am. ww , :A 5 . U v:'-'iw- -1-55.46632 v-... '-1?-'A I 2 ' .JF ' .- 2?ZI 53: -fagugazss--::.-,,. V 5-Q-xx-am F' ' ,I -. :s-:ar-azaastif after-. ::,?9+3s2..z4 at. ,.-a.,s.:,AW:s 5 S E . I5fEli5N'-?3E2f2E-33 , -::r::r:rH-rs:1Q:1a2z s-21: ' ' rs..5a5:'1s1s:1-.-f:f-is 2:2?fiE,EjQ.Eg1iIEEIEELLE' 3EE6Eii5iIE52:I:2?'Y3i:2: -111.1I1i1N.f':2E2EE:EIE1E1EIE :-.1rE::E:1:':5:1?EIEIEf5E521' . ID A A Q A 4 'S 9 . a 1 f 5 ef S s f -A , X if J Xf 1 'Qt T ICE N? frztellzgent Coaberatzoa l t - . ss' a.2.2:zf:s:a.,.. :a:.1::1...1 va..-2512.12 .. .ass:'ai3232142':1:2:22:2:1:1:22:2:2-2:eiFEiiE:EzZS:::iii52i?'I '- g..::.:,-f- +ss.::s:a.,2a- :.::e:,:q:a-ge Fist Dallas is distinctive DALLAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY offers a four- year curriculum as its standard seminary course for college graduates, leading to a Tl1.M. degree. Inter- denominational. Biblical. Premillennial. Graduate school standards. Accredited. Approved for veteran training. Address the REGISTRAR: DALLAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 3909 Swiss Avenue Dallas 4, Texas THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF HOLINESS INC. Organized 1867 Rev. H. M. COUCHENOUR, President ' Boynton, Pennsylvania Executive Committee: Rav. H. M. COUCHENOUR, Chairman Miss AMY L. PERSON, Nashville, Tenn. MR. Luowlc ANDERSON, Los Angeles, Cal. Rav. PAUL F. ELLIOTT, Indianapolis, Ind. Dil. HARRY E. Jnssor, Chicago, Illinois DR. C. I. ARMSTRONG, Houghton, N. Y. DR. DON HOUSEHOLDER, Los Angeles, Cal. Twenty denominations actively affiliated with this eighty year old association. HIGHLAND LAKE BIBLE CONFERENCE HIGHLAND LAKE, N. Y. Invites you for the 1948 season: June 27-Sept. 9 An All Summer Conference for All the Family 80-room Guest House-All Modern Conveniences Food Extraordinary-Unequalled Facilities for Recreation Located in the Catskill Mts. of Eastern New York State Write for descriptive folder WESLEYAN METHODIST PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION F. R. EDDY, MANAGER Publishers of . Wesleyan Methodist, Wesleyan Youth Sunday School Banner, and other Sunday School Supplies, Bibles and other Religious Books No corporation of the Wesleyan Church has ever defaulted onYAnnuity Payments. Why not invest in dependable An- nuities where your property will serve the church at your death? Make large saving by getting your church on the Honor Roll for Subscriptions to the Wesleyan Methodist. Use the Sunday School Supplies that are Biblical Exposi- tions based upon Holiness Doctrines. The Wesleyan Sunday School Supplies give you this regularly. Address F. R. Eddy 330 E. Onondaga St. SYRACUSE, N. Y. 'H sa. CONGRATULATIONS .... to the Class of '48 And When You Need Tools for Christian Work, Remember We Have Them Everything for the Church and Sunday School: Books Flannelgraph Stories D. V. B. S. Material Child Evangelism Supplies Reference Books Hymn Books Sunday School Literature Attendance Helps Write for a copy of our General Catalog IN NEW YORK THR ALLIANCE BOOKSTORE 260 W. 44th Street IN HARRISBURG IN CHICAGO CHRISTIAN PUBLICATIONS, INC. WILLIAM H. DIETZ, INC. Third 81 Reily Streets 10 South Wabash Avenue W THE MISSIONARY TRAINING INSTITUTE WHY? Founded to prepare youth in a place of spiritual depth for Christian service. Determined to remain as a school with: PASSION 0 VISION 0 CHRISTIAN PUR- POSE. WHERE? 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HOUGHTON COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Presenting to Houghton College and community some of the best orchestral literature. ALTON M. CRONK JOHN M. ANDREWS Conductor Concertmeister 1947-1948 TOURS SIXTEENTH SEASON ' Presenting: Presenting: RUGGERIO Ricci, violinist WESTMINSTER CHOIR MAGGIE TEYTE, soprano BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET CLAUCO D,ATTILLI, pianist Houghton College Artist Series 1947-48 Season EDWARD J. DEVITT As It Looks From Washington DR. LEON GODSHALL Russia and the United States-The Big Two THOMAS O'CONNI3LL The Peril of Graft in Government CHESTER TOBIN Problems of the Near East and Middle East 1947-48 Lecture Series Compliments of RUDOLPH C. 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Hall, Beri ..,,,.,.,..,...,,., Hazleii, Ray W. ,,,v.,,.,.,, . Heydenburlc, David H. ,..... . Hill, Margaret H. .,..,,,,,, . King, Lauren A. ...,.,,,,,, . Kreclcman, Alfred D. Bachman, Ada Reba Box. Mary M. ,,,,.,,,,,,,. . Cowles, Rulh B. ...,. . Davis, Linda .,...... Eyler, Howard ,,,,,,,V,,A, Failing. George E. ...,, . Fuller, Dorolhy C Gilbert llene ..,,,,.,,,,,., Gillelle, Mildred ,.,..,., Gilliland. Ernest ..,,,,,,,,,,, Helheringlon, Joy Honlz, Doris ,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,Y,w Kopp, Doris J. ,,,.,,.,..Y , Lusk, Helen E. .....,. . Mack, Samuel S. .,,.... . Mason, Wallace E. ,.,,.. , l-l. ..v... . l N D E X Faculty and Administration Page 26 26 26 26 26 IO8 27 27 33 . ,,.,.,,v, 27, 95 27 27 27 28 28 28 28 28 28 IOO 29 29 ......,29, I I I, I22 Lee, Ruth ,.,,...YYvv, Lennox, Edna C. ....c , Luclcey, Ruth B. ...... . Luclcey, Robert R. Maclc, Marcile E. Mack, Philip J. McMillen, Alice J. Moon, Blanche G. Moreland, George E Nilson, Kenneth ...,... Orllip, Aimee .......... Orllip, H. Willard Paine, Slephen W. Pool, Alice .......V.,,.,,, Page 29 30. IO9 .......,30, i is 30 .. .,,.. 30 30 .. ...,. 30 31 ., 3I4 .. ..... si si .. ..... 3I .. 7 Rickard, Josephine G. ,,,,., ,,,,, 3 2 Ries, Claude A. .,,.., . Rorlc Cryslal L. ....... . Shea, J. Whilney ..,,, Smilh, Willard G. Sloclcin, F. Gordon Sioclcin, Marjorie O. Wells, George R. ,. .. Woolsey, Pierce E. . Wrighl, Franlc H. ..., . Administration Stail 35 iff 34 34 33 35 ff 34 34 35 35 34 McMillen, S. l., M.D Myers, Freda J. ...V.. . Nemili, E. Jeanelire . Gverrein, Mildred Reed, Barbara .......,. Reynolds, Florence P Ries, Louise Rulh ..... Schrefller, Vivian D. . Schuster, Geraldine A Smilh, Allen R. ....,... . Tanner, Mary F. ....., . VanDame, Lucille C. Vincenl, Crystal ,...... Wal'son, Robert ...,,. Wing, Mary M. ..... . 32 32 32 .. ............ 32 .. ,..,.... 32, I I2 I I3 33, IO4 33 .. ..... 33 . ...... ..... 3 4 34 34 .. ..... 35 35 35 . .,.. ..... 3 5 34 I24 .. ..... 35 34 35 ADAMCZYK, ELEANOR W. New York City ............. 40, 110,112 ALFORD, HARVEY R. Lake Placid, New York ALVARADO, MARIE Salinas, Puerto Rico .. ANDERSON, ALDA M. Laconia, New Hampshire .... 40, 102, 108 ANDERSON, BETTY L. Brockton, Massachusetts ANDERSON, MABEL ALICE Frostburg, Pennsylvania ...... .... 7 7 ANDERSON, MARION L. Arcade, New York ........ . . .69, 103 ANDERSON, THOMAS E. Brooklyn, New York ....63 ....77 Student Pictorial Index BARTHOLOMEW, BETTY J. Newburgh, New York ........... 77,108 BASSETT, FRANCES Interlaken, New York ....69 BEACH, LESLIE R. Houghton, New York 98, 99, 101. 104, 115, 123 BEAN, STANLEY H. Saskatchewan, Canada .......... 42,110 BECKER, FLORENCE Elmira, New York ....... BECKWITH, MARTHA J . Ravenna, Ohio ............ BEDFORD, FREDERICK Houghton, New York ..... ......... 6 9 BELDING, ANN M. ......42 ....42,92 BOYCE, MARIANNE Alabama, New York BoYn,BETTY ,......77 DuBois, Pa. ......... ..... 6 9, 103 BOYD, JAMES W. ANDREWS, ELAINE Cleveland, Ohio ......,. .... 6 3, 102, 108 ANDREWS, PAUL E. Erie, Pennsylvania ....... ANDRYCHUK, SOPHIA East Rochester, New York APPLEBY, LILLIAN A. Schenectady, New York ..... ARBITTER, DONALD W. Detroit, Michigan ...,..... ARMSTRONG, MARY L. Meadville, Pennsylvania ......77,93 .....Q77,122 ....77 ................63,92,102,103,I09,123, ARNOLD, LAVERNE Fillmore, New York ................ 77 ARNOLD, LEORA J. Filhnore, New York ....77 ARNOLD, NEIL L. Ransomville, New York . . . . . . .77 ASHTON, ROBERT W. Sandusky, Ohio ........... .... 6 9 ATKINS, THELMA MAE Conneaut, Ohio ....,.......... ..., 7 7 AUCHMOODY, BEVERLY J. Kingston, New York ....... .. .... 77 BABBITT, GROVER C. Houghton, New York . . . .77 BACHMAN, JOHN N. Lampeter, Pennsylvania ....69 BACKLUND, ELAINE Buffalo 14, New York . .. .63 BAER, MERLE E. Spring City, Pennsylvania ........ 77,95 BAIGRIE, DOROTHY Augusta, New Jersey BAILEY, ROBERT A. Ramsey, New Jersey BALL, GLENN C. Copenhagen, New York BALL, RAYMOND .....40,108 .....7'7,110 Syracuse, New York .... ..... 4 0, 93, 95 BALL, WARREN H. Syracuse, New York .................63,93,104,110,111,112 BALZER, J EANETTE Detroit 13, Michigan ................ 63 BANKER, ALYCE Houghton, New York ..41, 92, BARBER, JOSEPH F. 93, 102, 103 Farmington, New Hampshire ........ 69 BARDWELL, JOYCE Chicago 51, Illinois . ....... . BARKER, WILLIAM Sandy Lake, Pa. ........... . BARNETT, JANICE M. Houghton, New York BARNETT, GLENN Houghton, New York BARNETT, BEVERLY Houghton, New York BARR, ELVA JEAN 63, 102, 108 41, 104, 108 ........41,93,109 .. . ....... 41,93 ... . .63, 93, 94, 104 Quarryville, Pa. . ..... .... .,.. . . .63 Glencoe, Illinois .... BELL, ELAINE E. Cuba, New York ...... BELL, WILLIAM E. . . . .77, 103, 122 ....43,109,ll0 Cleveland, Ohio ............. 69, 92, 112 BENEDICT, ROBERT E. Rochester 12, New York BENNETT, RAYMOND Hastings, Michigan ........ BENNING, DOROTHY L. Arkport, New York ..... BENSON, KATHLEEN Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. ...... . BENTON, SARAH ....63 ....69,93 ......77 ,....69,1I3 Lockport, New York ............ 63,123 BERGEMAN CLAYTON , L. Lockport, New York ......... ...... 7 7 BERGER, ANDREW Colombia, S. America ........... 63,108 BEZANSON, ROBERTA M. Albion, Maine .......,...... 77, 102, 103 BEZANSON,RUTH Albion, Maine .................... 69, 113 BIRCHALL, PHILIP JAMES Barnesboro, Pa. ...................... 69 BITNER, ROBERT O. Hagerstown, Md. ....... . BLAKE, VIOLA Peekskill, New York BLATT, HAROLD R. York, Pa. .............. . BLISS, CAROL 69, 93, 110, 122 .. . . . . .42 .,...69.92, 93 Painted Post, New York .... 63,108,112 BOGHOSIAN, THOMAS Watervliet, New York ........ 77, 93, 108 BONESTEEL, AGNES J. Troy, New York ......... BONESTEEL, ALICE M. Troy, New York ......... BONESTEEL, ESTHER G. ....77 ......77 Troy, New York ......... ..... 4 3,108 BOOKSTAVER, FRANK Huntington, Indiana ...... BORISUK, NINA Cedar Grove, New Jersey BORNTER, ESTHER V. York, Pa. ....,........... . BOSCH, WILLIAM H. ....77 ....77 ....77 Long Island, New York BOUGHTER, CHARLES LUKE Binghamton, New York .............. 63 BOUGHTER, RUTH P. Binghamton, New York .............. 63 BOURNE, MARILYN Brockton, Mass. ........ . BOWN, JOYCE M. Forksville, Pa. ..... . BOWERS, MARTHA Caldwell, New Jersey .. BOYAJIAN, MARION New Britain, Conn. I52 69, 98, 102, 103 .....77.102 ....63, 94 ...43, 110 Stoneboro, Pa. .... . .... 69,108 BOYD, MARY L. Stoneboro, Pa. ,... ....77 BOYDEN, ERMA Wellsboro, Pa. BOYLE, DONNA A. Erie, Pa. .............. ..... 7 7, 115 BRIARTON, ROBERT Lima, New York ........... ..... 4 3 BRAYMILLER, CLYDE E. Hamburg, New York ............,... 78 BRECKENRIDGE, MARGARET J . Bergen, New York .,.......... .... 44 BREDENBERG, RUTH Erie, Pa. ..................... .... 6 3 BRENTLINGER, CARROLL Scio, New York ............... .63, 93 BRILL, EDGAR L. Honesdale, Pa. .,..,............ .78, 93 BROMLEY, H. MYRON Meadville, Pa. ............ 38, 44, 92, 114 BROWN, EDITH E. Wycombe, Pa. ......,... . BROWNE, MARTIN M. Caneadea, New York BROWN, L. SARLE 78. 108 Narberth, Pa. .................. .... 6 9 BRUCE, WILLIAM BENJAMIN Belfast, New York ............... ...63 BRUNNER, MARY E. Perth Amboy, New Jersey ....69 BUCHANAN, ISABELLA Schenectady, New York .. ...... 69,92 BUCK, DAVID S. Philadelphia, Pa. ............ 78, 100, 102 BUDENSIEK, RONALD K. Houghton, New York ............ 69,108 BUMFORD, JEAN Detroit 14, Michigan .... BURFORD, JAMES W. Smithport, Pa. BURKETT, DORIS E. Jersey City, New Jersey ..... BURLINGAMIE, HAROLD G. Warsaw, New York BURMASTER, GENE DAVID Irving, New York BURR, JANICE Jamestown, New York BUSH, ANN C. Franklinville, New York ....... BUTTERS, NANCY Chicago 15, Ilinois ...... ...63, BUTTIFANT, LOIS ....69 ....69 ....7B . . . . .63, 101, 122 .44, 110 95, 108 Rushford, New York ..... .... 6 9 BYERTS, TI-HEODORE R. York, Pa. ....... .. ....,... .... 7 B CALHOUN, WILLIAM E. Houghton, New York ..... .... 6 9 CALKINS, SHIRLEY A. Houghton, New York .... ....... 7 8 CANFIELD, JANE E. Westwood, New Jersey ........ 38, 44 ,95 CARNAL, CHARLOTTE I. Lisbon, New York ....... .. ....... 78 CARPENTER, CONNIE J. Aurora, Illinois ............... .... 7 8 CARPENTER, MARJORIE Oberlin, Ohio ............... .... 7 8 CARR, RUTH L. Erie, Pa. ..... . .......,. ..... . 78 CARSWELL, VONNIE Ottawa, Ontario ....... . .... 78, 108 CARVAJAL. NELLIE Colombia, South America CAUVEL, PAUL E. Limestone, New York CAUWELS, DOLORES ...69 ....69, 93 Paterson 2, New Jersey ........ 78,109 CERVERA, ARCHIMEDES New York, N. Y. .......... . CESSNA, WILLIAM Glen Campbell, Pa. ....,.... . CHAFFEE, OPAL South Apalachian, New York CI-IATTERTON, WENONA ....78, 93 ....78, 93 Buifalo 13, New York .,........ ...45 CHITTENDEN, MARGARET L. Olean, New York .............. ....78 CHITWOOD, MARIE D. Fulton, Maryland ........ .... 7 8 CLARK, HERBERT E. Wyoming, New York .... ......... 7 8 CLARK, KENNETH W. Shelter Isl.and, New York CLATTENBURG, STANLEY Philadelphia, Pa. .... . ,....... . . .78 CLIFFORD, JOYCE Corry, Pa. .................. . CODDINGTON, DOROTHY Selbyville, Delaware ......... COFFIN, MILLICENT Bangor, Maine ......... COLDIRON, RUTH Akron, Ohio . ........ . COLE, REXFORD L. Tunnel, New York . ..... COLLINS. DOROTHY L. Jersey City, New York .... 78 COMBS, JEAN Freeport, N. Y. ........ COMBS, DONALD A. Sauquoit, New York CONNORS, JOHN Hornell, New York .. COOK, IRVING Akron, New York ...... COOK, WILLIAM F. Horseheads, New York .... COOL, WALTER S. Evans Mills, New York .... CORSON. SOMERS Ocean City, New Jersey CORTRIGHT, MILDRED Jamestown, N. Y. ......... . COTANCHE, BARBARA Johnsville, New York ...... COWAN, JOYCE Toronto, Ontario ....... CRAFTS, AYLMER E. Dover Foycroft, Maine CRAPO, ROSALIE R. Falconer, New York .. CRONK, CHARLES J. Fillmore, New York .... CROSBY, JANE Dorloo, New York .. CROSBY, JEAN E. Fillmore, New York ..... CROWELL, NELSON D. South Dayton, New York CUMMINGS. ROBERT L. Clayton, New York ........ CURRIE, WILLIAM E. Muskegon, Michigan .. DANIELS, GENEVA S. New London, Conn. DAVIE, J. HENRY Oriskany Falls, N. Y. .. DAVIS, ARTHUR L. Rushford, New York .... DAVIS, CAROL Olive Bridge, New York .... .45,95,122 . . . . .63 . . .69, 102 . . . .69 ....63,99 .......69 92,93,108 ...69,112 .....78 ...63,109 .....45 .....70 ...45,108 .....70 ....63 ...70 ....70,92 ...70,102 .....78 ...70 ...63 ...46 ....70,93 ...70,112 ...70 ...70 ...70 .....70 ...63,113 DAVIS, DOROTHY Spartansburg, Pa. DAVIS, EVERETT Houghton, New York DAVIS, FRANCIS Mineola, New York DAVIS, LAURA A. Rushford, New York ....... DEARDORFF, JESSE W. Philadelphia, Pa. ....,..... . DEARSTYNE, KENNETH E. Valley Falls, New York ...... DEFISHER, A. EMILY Rochester 13, New York DEFISHER, AMALIA Rochester 13, New York DERMONT, HAZEL Cattaraugus, N. Y. DEROCK, GRACE I. Oramel, New York ....... DERUITER, MARTHA E. Houghton, New York ..... DESANTO, CHARLES Philadelphia, Pa. ........ . DEYOUNG, EDWARD M. Waterloo, New York ..... DICKENS, DOROTHY O. Franklinville, New York DILDINE, ALICE Geneva, New York .. DILLING. BETTY J. Hollidaysburg, Pa. ..... . DILLON, RICHARD W. Hornell, New York ....... DINGMAN, ROBERT W. Waxahachie, Texas ......... DISBROW. CARL C. Amsterdam, New York DOEPP, GEORGE C. Salisbury, Md. ....... . DOEPP, ROBERT Salisbury, Md. ........,. . DONELSON, FLORINE Frewsburg, New York DONELSON, VIOLA M, Frewsburg, New York DONGELL, OLIVER JJ . . . .63, 112 .64 .....64, 93 .78, 109,110 ..70, 92, 93 . ..... 78 ....46,103 ....70 ....64 ....78 ....78 .......64 ..38,46,94 .......G4 ....70 ......78 . . . .78, 108 .70, 100,108 ......64, 93,113 .....64,108 ....70 ......64 .....46,112 Bakerton, Pa. ........ ........ 7 0, 93, 101 DOUGLAS, ELDRED V. Houghton, New York . .47, 92, 93, 109, 113 DRYER, WALTER H. Brooklyn, New York ................. 78 DUBOIS, JOHN H. Montreal, Quebec ...... DUKESHIRE, JUNE Oceanside, Long Island .. DUN GAN, BRUCE Arkport, New York ......... DUNKIN, ELISABETH M Aldershot, Ontario ....... '. . . EARL. RICHARD W. West Chazy, New York ...... EDLING ELIZABETH P Houghton, New York Avis, 79, EDWARDS, MIRIAM M. Havertown, Pa. ........... . EISEMANN, WESLEY C. Cheltenham, Pa. .......... . EJOV, CLAIRE T. Englewood, New Jersey ELLENBERGER, DOROTHY Flint, Michigan ........... .. ELLENBERGER, PAUL R. Flint, Michigan ............. ELIASON, JOHN E. Saratoga Springs, New York ELLIS, BARBARA Binghamton, New York ELLISON, JEROLD B. Grosse Pointe, Michigan I53 ....64 ....70 ....78 ....79 ........79 92, 102, 108 .70, 102, 103 .. . .79, 93 ....79. 103 .....64, 115 .....70, 112 ....79 ....64 ....68,70 ELMER, RAMON A Vernon, New York .......... 62, 64, 110 ELVEJORD, EDWARD M. Westerleight, New York ........ 70,108 ELVIDGE,. EDN A Mooers, N. Y. ........................ 70 ENGLAND, KATHERINE M. Oaklyn, New York ...... 79 ENGLAND, ROBERT W. , 92, 108, 122 Oaklyn, New York .......... 70, 92, 108 ERNST. ROBERT ELMER Houghton, New York ...... EVANS, ELWANDA Akron, Ohio ..... . ..... . . EVANS, HOWARD E. Delman, Delaware ..... EVERITT, WILLARD R. Baptistown, New Jersey FANCHER, JOANNA Houghton, New York . . . .............. 68, 70, 102, FANCHER, LAURA V. Houghton, New York FANCHER, LOWELL B. Houghton, New York FANCHER, MAXWELL L. Houghton, New York ......... FARLEKAS, CHRIS Port Jervis, New York ..... FARNSWORTH, GLENNIS Muncy, Pa. ................ . FARR. MAURICE Willows, California .... FARRELL, JOHN C. Providence, R. I. FASANO, JOHN P. Buffalo, New York .. FENTON, SIDNEY B. Canaseraga, New York .... FISCHER, HORACE H. East Aurora, New York .... FITE. ROBERT E. Long Island, New York .... FITTON, ANNABELLE C. Kenmore, New York . ..... . FITTON, WALTER A. Kenmore, New York ..... FLETCHER, BEATRICE .......64 ..70, 92, 110 . . . . . . .70 . . . .79 104, 108, 109 .64, 79, 92, 93 ....70 ....79 ....79 .......64 .....64,108 ......79,93 4,92,93,112 .. . . . .64, 93 .. .64, 93, 99 .....79.102 ......79 Shamokin, Pa. ................ .... 4 7 FLEWELLING, ALBERT D, New London, Conn. ............. ....79 FLINT, DONALD Newfane, New York ...... 70, 95, 100,101 FLINT, JOYCE Pike, New York .... FOOT, EDWIN L. Houghton, New York FORTNER, RAY E. Vincennes, Indianna .. FOSTER, MIRIAM ....47 ......71 .....71,108 Houghton, New York .... 64, 93, 109 FOSTER, OMA R. Rock Hill Beach Md. FOSTER, SHIRLEY J . Baldwin, New York FRASER, ROBERT H. ....71, 92 Boston, Mass. .................... 79, 108 FREDERICKSON, MARVIN P. Perrysburg, New York ........ .... 7 9 FRENCH, ALVIN E. Hornell, New York ..... FRUSH, BARBARA ....64, 92 Millers, Maryland ...... . .1 .71 FULLER, EDNA MAE Buffalo, New York ...... .... 7 9 FULLER, LESTER B. Houghton, New York .... .... 7 9 GABLER, LOUIS W. Elgin, Illinois ....................... 79 GALLAGHER, DOUGLAS St.. Thomas, Ontario .... .62, 64, 101, 104 GARBER, JOHN M. Elizabethtown, Pa. GATTY, CHARLES R. Houghton, New York ...... GEBHARDT, MARYANN ....64 ....71 ' .6-1, 79 North Collins, New York ....... GEORGE, BARBARA Syracuse, New York .......... .... 7 1 GERHARDT, MARY ANNA Frewsburg, New York .....,. GERMAN, EVELYN Cuba, New York ..,......... GIACOVELLI, IGNAZIO Cortland, N. Y. . ....... 67, 98, GIBB, EDITH M. Milton, Mass. . ....... ..... . GIBB, VIRGINIA E. Milton, Mass. ...... ,. GIBBS, ALBERTA Altamont, New York ...... GIFFORD, H. BRAYTON Port Chester, New York GIFFORD, WILLIAM Batavia, New York ..... GILILLAND, JOHN L. Tempe, Arizona ........ GILLILAND, DEAN S. Houghton, New York ..., . . . GILLILAND, JUNE M. Houghton, New York .. GUEST, ROBERT G. Castile, New York GLANZ, GLADYS Detroit, Michigan ......... GLEASON, DONALD R. Troupsburg, New York .,.... GOODBERRY, KENNETH Niagara Falls, New York GOODMAN, PHYLLIS M. Harrisburg, Pa. ............. . GOODRICH, BETH Salamanca, New York GORDON, FREDERICK K. Ottawa, Canada ............. GRAHAM, RICHARD Franklinville, New York .... GREENOUGH, PAUL E. Elmira, New York . ...... GREGORY, BETTY J. Interlaken, New York GRETZ, CHESTER M. Dupont, Pa. ........... .... GRODY, MYRTLE Berkley, Michigan .,..... 4B GROOME, ADA SUE Flushing, New York ........ GRUNSTRA, BERNARD R. Delaware, New York . ..... . GUEST, ROBERT Castile, N. Y. .......... . HAGEN, MARIAN Floral Park, New York HALE, VIRGIL E. Buifalo 15, New York HALL, BESSIE . Houghton, New York HAMILL, MARTHA E. Detroit 14, Michigan HANDEL, CLEORA Buffalo 15, New York HANKS, MILTON B. .....103 .. . . . . . .64 99, 101, 109 . . . .71, 109 '79, 102, 103 .....71,92 ......71 ....47,115 ........71 ..68, 71, 95 ....79 ......79 ....64, 110 ....79. 103 ..48, 108, 112, 114 .....71,93 ....48, 108 ....79,108 ....79, 110 .....71, 93 , 92, 110, 115 ........71 ....7l ....79 ....51 ........71 ... .... 48, 92, 109 ....79 .....79,103 Rumney Depot, New Hampshire .... 80 HANLEY, FREDERICK Solvay, New York HANLEY. ROBERT Solvay, New York .......... HANNAN, THOMAS A. Jamaica 4, New York HARR, JAMES B. 49, 108, 109 ........50,92,110 Harrisburg, Pa, ...... 49, 98, 114, 115, 122 HARR, VIRGINIA P. Harrisburg, Pa. ............ . .....49, 115 HARRINGTON, HERBERT E. Frewsburg, New York HARRIS, BETTY Grand Rapids, Michigan HARRIS, ESTHER Laconia, New Hampshire HARRIS, JACK D. Grand Rapids, Michigan HARRIS, JOY New York 23, New York .. HARRIS, LOIS ....50 ....71 ....50 ......71,92 New York City .............. 71, 92, 113 HARRIS, MARY I. Marietta, Pa. ........ 64, 102, 110, 114. 122 HART, JOAN W. Quaker Hill, Conn. .... . HARTER. ROBERT H. Batavia, New York ......... HARTSHORNE, MARTHA Moorestown, New Jersey HARVEY, BARBARA J. Corry, Pa. ................. . HAVENS, SHIRLEY ....80 ....71 ........'71 .50, 92. 115 Canandaigua, New York ........ 71,110 HAYES, CALVIN T. Saugerties, New York HAZLETT, RICHARD W. Houghton, New York ....... HAZLETT, THEODORE M. Houghton, New York HQELFERS, MARJORIE H. .....51,115 ....80 Nyack, New York, 71, 92, 102, 103, 108, 109 HERMAN, .DELLA Elkton, Mich. ................ 64, 92, 110 I-IERRON, WALTER C. Greenville, Pa. ....... HETHERINGTON, DELMAR Pontiac, Michigan ........... HILL, DEAN E. Pine City, New York HILL, DWIGHT W. Fair Haven, New York HILL, HARLAND A. Houghton, New York HILL, SHERWIN Fair Haven, New York ..... I-IINDERLITER, HAROLD H. Erie, Pa. . ................ HOAG, LYLE F. Johnson City, New York HOBBS, ELLEN Lynbrook, New York ........ HOFMANN, WALTER W. Springville, New York ...... HOGBEN, JANE Troy, New York .. HOGG, JAMES H. Titusville, Pa. ........ HOGUE, CLARA Hinsdale, New York ..... HOLLAND, HANS J. Kew Gardens, New York HOLLAND, EMILY Woodbridge, New Jersey HOLLAND, ROBERT C. Schenectady, New York HOLMGREN, SHIRLEY E. Oceanside, New York ....... HOMBERG, ARTHUR P. North Bergen, New Jersey HOMME, MORTEN O. Cleveland, Ohio ............ HONG SLING, CORINNE Rockville Centre, N. Y. .... . HONTZ, PAUL R. Carbondale, Pa. ....... . HORNER, MARGARET Shawville, Quebec, Can. HOSMER, GORDON S. Harrisville, N. Y. ....... . I 54 ....80 ....71 ....80 .. .... 71 . ....64 ........80 80,108,109 .....64,98 ...51,110 ....80 ........65 .71,76,10B .......80 ....71 ....80 .. .... 79 ....51, 93 .76,80,108 ........71 ....65, 112 ....52 HOSTETTER, WINIFRED L. Clarence Center, N. Y. .......... 52,108 HOWE, SIDNEY L. Great Valley, N. Y. HOWE, WILLIAM R, Clayton, N. Y. ....... . HOWLAND, JOSEPH Cortland, N. Y. . ........... . . HUBBARD, STERLING B. Moorhead, Minn. .......... . HUBERTZ, DAVID E. Corry, Pa. .............. . HUGHES, DOLORES A. Detroit, Mich. ........... . HUNTER, SHIRLEY R. Waverly, N. Y. ......... . HURLBURT, ANITA H. Allentown, N, Y. ....... . INCH, MORRIS A. Wytopitlock, Maine ...... INKSTER, CHARLES S. Yeadon, Pa, ......,.......... . IRELAND, TRUMANO Huntington, N, Y. ........ 52 JACKSON, BETTY R. Manasquan, N. J. .......... . JACKSON, ELIZABETH Houghton, N. Y. ........ . JACKSON, MERRILL H. Houghton, N. Y. ...... . JENKINS, HAROLD A. W. Orange, N. J. ......... .. JENKINS, TULA J. Canandaigua, N. Y, ........ . JENNINGS, CHARLES H. Lodi, N. Y. ............... . JENNINGS, LLOYD R. Houghton, N. Y. ...... . JERSEY, WILLIAM C. Terryville, N. Y. ...... JEWELL, JANE Marietta, N. Y. ............ . JOHNSON, GEORGE A. Bellerose, N. Y. ...... 68,72 JOHNSON, DORIS M. Newton, N. J. .............. . JOHNSTON, WILLIAM L. Little Genesee, N. Y. ...... . JONES, BEVERLY R. Brandon, Vermont .... JONES, IOLA M. Maine, N. Y. ........ . JONES, NORMAN L. Franklinville, N. Y. .. JORDON, JANETTE Olean, N. Y. ............... . J ORGENSEN, BEVERLY A. Wheaton, Ill. .............. . KADEY, JOAN Flint, Mich, ............ . KAFTEN, WARREN A. St. Albans, N. Y. KAHLE, HELEN M. Rew, Pa. .................. . KALAPATHY, ERNEST F. ....65 ....80 ....80 ......71 ....72,108 ......80 ....80,108 ......80 ....65,101 ......,.72 , 93, 110, 122 ....80.109 ......72 .......52 ,67, 98, 100 . . . .80, 108 .38, 53, 110 . . . . . . . .72 80, 100, 113 ....65,109 , 95, 100, 102 ....80,109 ......80 ....80 ....72,92 ....72,100 . ...... 65 .....80,103 ......72 .....65, 112 Philadelphia, Pa. ........ 72, 93, 111, 113 KALTENBAUGH, CHARLES B. Sandy Lake, Pa. ................. ...80 KARKER, MARY LOU Houghton, N. Y. ........ . KASER, DAVID E. .65, 110 Niles, Mich. . ...... .... 6 5, 109,123 KAY, GEORGE ' Youngsville, Pa. KEENEY, PHYLLIS M. Buffalo, N. Y. ........... .... 8 0 KELLER, DOROTHY Cochranton, Pa. ............. .... 5 3 KELLOGG, MEREDITH W. Painted Post, N. Y. ........ .... 5 3 KENEHAN, LYLE G. Erie, Pa. .............. .... 8 0 KING. MARABEL KNOWLTON, ERWIN KERCHOFF. 'WILLIAM D. Bellmore, N. Y. ........... .... 8 0 KETCH. BRUCE E. Bath, N. Y. .......... .... 8 0 KIBBE, WEIMER J. Roulette, Pa. . ....... .... 8 O' KIDMAN, ETHEL Rochester, N. Y. ........... .... 6 5 KILPATRICK, GEORGE F. Camden, N. Y. ............. .... 6 7 Ashville, N. Y. KING, MIRIAM H. Houghton, N. Y. ........ . KLEKOT, ELEANORE L. Brighton, Mich. .......... . KLING, FREDERICK R. Scotia, N. Y. ............ . KNAPP, RUTH N. Leonia, N. J. ...... . KNAPP, ROBERT Bliss, N. Y, .......... . KNAPP, THOMAS J. Delmar, N. Y. ......... . Forestville, N. Y. ..... . KOPP, CHARLOTTE Punxsutawney, Pa. ... . KOUWE, DONALD J. Fillmore, N. Y. ......... . KOVALEVITCH, HENRY Chicago, Ill. ............ . KREIDER, HENRY E. Campbelltown, Pa. KREIN, RUTH Phoenicia. N. Y. LACELLE, MARY Taylor, N. Y. ....... . LACELLE, PAUL L, Taylor, N. Y. ......... . LAMOS, TARBELL B. Long Lake, N. Y. ...... . LANDIN, HAROLD W. Sugar Grove, Pa. ...... . LANGE, WILMA A. Babylon, N. Y. .... . LARKIN. WILLIS Averill Pk., N. Y. LARSEN, DORIS J. Brooklyn, N. Y. ..... . LARSON, DUANE B. Jamestown, N. Y. LARSON, GORDON Jamestown, N. Y. . .... .. LAWRENCE, MARJORIE Canisteo, N. Y. . ........ .. LAWRENCE ORVILLE E. Canisteo, N. Y. ........ . LAWRENCE. PAUL S. Canisteo, N. Y. ....... . LAWRENCE. RUTH Cleveland, Ohio ..,... LAWRIE, HELEN J. Collingswood, N. J. ..... . LEDERHOUSE, LEE W. ......72 .....72,122 ....53 ....81,102,109 ....54 ......'72 .....54,110 ......72 ........65.123 ....8l ....65 .....104 .....81,108 ....81 ....81 ....54 ....81,92 .....81,122 ....81 .......65 .....65,94,112 ....81 ......81 .....81,100 .....81,108 Gasport, N. Y. .......... ..... 8 1,100 LEHMAN, DAVID B. Houghton. N. Y. .................... 65 LEMMON, CHARMAINE J. East Aurora, N. 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DePeyster, N. Y. ........ . MAYNARD, CARROLL F. Wellsbro, Pa. ............ . MCCALLUM, ARVILLA B. Tully, N. Y. ............ . ......82, 100 . .... 82, 112 . ..... 82, 93 . . .... 56 MCCLEERY, MARSHALL J. Rushford, N. Y. McCLURE, GLENNA R. Brant Lake, N. Y, .... . McDONALD, OTIS J. Houghton, N. Y. ...... . MCKENZIE, STANLEY K. Fillmore, N. Y. .......... . MCKINLEY, JEAN E. Elmira, N. Y. ......... . I55 ....72 ....72 . . .65, 108 ....72 McMARTIN, ELIZABETH P. Rensselaer Falls, N. Y. ...... MERRYMAN. LYN NE Englewood, N, J. MESSICK. CHARLES L. Chester, Pa. ..... ......... . MEYERINK, PAUL R. Clymer, N. Y. ....... . MEYERS, JUNE E. Nyack, N. Y. ................. MILBRANDT, SHIRLEY M. Rochester, N. Y. ................. 65, MILES, LEON L. Buffalo, N. Y. .......... .. MILLER. GORDON E. Houghton, N. Y. ................. . MILLER, MARGIE Howell, Mich. ........ 65, 94, 104, 114, MILLER, MYRTLE Vestal, N. Y. ........... .... 6 5, 92, MILLER, RONALD H. Freedom, N. Y. ......... .. MILLER, WILLIAM M. Scranton, Pa. ........... .... 8 2, MILLS, JAMES H. JR. Houghton, N. Y. MITCHELL, FAITH L. Barberton, Ohio ............ . . MITCHELL, PATRICIA M. Mooers, N. Y. .............. .. MIX, MABELLE Houghton, N. Y. MOFFETT, EVELYN Transfer, Pa. ..................... . MONTALDI, DOMENIC N. Collins, N. Y. ........ 56,108,109 MONTZINGO, LLOYD J. JR. Binghamton, N. Y., 65, 94, 99, 104, 114, MOORE, BETTY L. Houghton, N. Y. MOORE, BETTY R. Batavia, N. Y. ................... . MOORE, RICHARD O. JR. Marion, Conn. ................ 57,92 MOORE, MAURICE L. Nunda, N. Y. ........... . . MOORE. WILLIS C. Houghton, N. Y. ..,.... ........ . MORGAN, ROBERT C. E. Dearborn, Mich. ....... 68, 72,92 MORRIS, JOSEPH K. Shamokin, Pa. .,..... .. Mooars, LORAIN Ontario, N. Y. ........ . MORRIS. RICHARD K. Houghton, N. Y. ...... . MOSHER, DENTON R. Cattaraugus, N. Y. .... . MOTE, JANICE Gainesville, N. Y. ...... . MOTTS, KENNETH C. ....72 Silver Springs, N. Y. ..... ..... . MULLER, THEODORE C. 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Y. .... . OLMSTEAD, DORINE Mt. Kisko, N. Y. ..,... . OMINE, KIKUE Honolulu ........ ORR, HELEN Mooers, N. Y. ...... . OSBORN, PAUL B. Shiloh, N. J. .............. . OSGOOD, CHARLES T. Falconer, N. Y. ......... . OVELL. CLARA B. Weedvillej Pa. ...... . . . . . . OVERREIN, MILDRED A. Troy, Pa. ................ . ....82 ......82 .....73,108 .. ....... 66 .....82,109 .....82 .. .... 82 Jr. ........73,93 .....82,108 .....73 ....82 ....82 ....66 ....73 ....66 ....73,93 ....82 ....82 PAINCHAUD, RICHARD B. Websterville, Vt. ......... . PARK, PHYLLIS L. Waverly, N. Y. .... ........ PARSONS, JACKSON H. Cherry Creek, N. Y. ..... . PAVELEC, MILDRED Long Island, N. Y. .... . PEARSON, VICTORIA Spring City, Pa. ...... . PEASE, DOROTHY N. Susquehanna, Pa. ,.... . PEASE, HARRIET Susquehanna, Pa. ....... . PENNER, MERRITT D. Cherry Creek, N. Y. .... . PEPPER, JOHN L. Wilmington, Delaware PERISON, HARRY D. Elma, N. Y. ........... . PERRY, HARRY K. Chestertown. N. Y. PERRY, JOYCE B. Hammondsport, N. 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PRITCHETT, ROBERT E. Mt. Hope, Kansas ........... PROCTOR, LaVERNE Houghton, N. Y. .......... . . RABE, MARJORIE M. Houghton, N. Y. ....... .. RABE, RUDOLPH M. Houghton, N. Y. ....... . RABENSTEIN. ANNE Berkshire, N. Y. ........... . RASMUSSEN, ROBERT A. Staten Island, N. Y. ........ . RAUB, J. ROBERT Franklinville, N. Y. REDDING, CLIFFORD D. Houghton, N. Y. . .......... . REDDINGS, FRANCES R. Hamburg, N. Y. ......... . REED. ROBERT C. Rochester, N. Y. REES, ARLAND B. Syracuse, N. Y. ..... . W. REEVES, DAVID Rochester, N. Y. .. REITZ, SHIRLEY E. Shamokin, Pa. ........ . RESIDES, PAUL R. Fleming, Pa. ..... . RHODES. MILTON Johnson City, N. Y. RICHARDS, HARRIET K. Collingswood, N. J. ...... . RIDLEY, DORIS Katonah, N. Y. .......... . RINELL, J. RODERICK Frewsburg, N. Y. ....... . RITZMAN, ELMER R. Shamokin, Pa. ............ . RIX, CHARLES ALFRED Arcade, N. Y, ............. . ROBBINS, ETHEL L. Houghton, N. Y. ........ . ROBBINS, FRANK E. Houghton, N. Y. ...... . ROBBINS, LOIS A. Elmira, N . Y. ......... . ROBERTS, EARLE F. Scotia, N. Y. ............... . ROBINSON, LOIS Collingswood, N. J. ..73, 92, 103, 108, ROBERTS ON, ROBERTA O. Grand Junction, Col. ....... . ROBSON, ARLENE V. Duryea, Pa. ........... . RODDY, PHILIP I. Wynnewood, Pa. ROMITO, ALICE Flint, Mich. ......... . ROMMEL, JOHN G. Philadelphia, Pa. ...... . ROOSA, JOHN E. Holmes, N. Y. .... . ROSS, DORIS Columbus, Pa. ROSS, NANCY Schenectady, N. Y. ...... ROTHERMEL, KATHLEEN Danville, Pa. ......... ..... . ROUGHTON, DOROTHY J. Houghton, N. Y. ........... . ROWLEY, M. EUGENE Wyoming, N. Y. ......... . ROY, DONALD W. Lisbon, N. Y. ......... . RUDD, CHESTER D. Laconia, N. Y. ...... . RUPP, Charles L. Archbold, Ohio ............. RUPPERSBERG, VIRGINIA Richmond Hill, N. Y. RUPPRECHT, JOYCE G. Saylesville, R. I. ........... . RUSSELL, ANNA BELLE ....73, 93 .....58, 108 ...73,92, 93 ..83,93,111 .....73,122 .....73 ....76 ....58 ....83 ....83 ...73,92,93 .....73.108 .....58 .....83 .....73,112 ....66 ....73 .....66 .....59,11-1 .....66,112 .....73 109 ....83 ....73 ...73 ....83,92 .....83,101 .....73 .....66,110 ...73,92,93 .....83 .....66,108 .....83 ......62,66 M. Houghton, N. Y. . . . ..... 83, 102, 103, 109 RUSSELL, RUTH M, Brandon, Vt. . ....... . SABO, JOSEPH, Jr. Clarksville, Pa. ..... . I56 ....83 ....66 SACKETT, GENE H. Union City, Pa. .......... . SAKOWSKI, EDWARD J. Herkimer, N . Y. .......... . SAMUELS, CHARLES W. Weissport, Pa. ........ 74, 92, SAMUELS, PIERCE D. Weissport, Pa. .......... . SANBORN, HELEN L. Lakeport, N. H. ......... SANDFORD, ROBERT C. Hume, N. Y. .............. . SAN GER, ROSWELL .. .... 83 93,108,112 .. . . .'74, 108 . . . . .74 ...74 Morrisonville, N. Y. .................. 66 SANVILLE, E. GEORGE Philadelphia, Pa. ............. 66, 92, 123 SASTIC, JOSEPH J. Clifton, N. J. ......................... 66 SCARBOROUGH, GREGG R. Castile, N. Y. .. ................ .... . 83 SCHELL, MICHAEL F. Canton, Ohio ............ .... 7 4, 93 SCHLAITZER, JANET Tabor, N. J. .......... . ..... 83 SCHLAITZER, JOAN Tabor, N. J. ..................... 83,115 SCHOOLCRAFT, WENONA Franklin, N. H. ........... ....83, 92, 110 SCHRAFF, ANITA St. Albans, N. Y. ...... ......... 7 4 SEAMAN, LESTER M. Woodmere, N. Y. ........ ...83 SENSION, GRANT New London, Conn. ......... . SEYFERT, FREDERICK C. Rochester 7, N. Y. ......... . SHAW, DORIS Freedom, N. Y. ....... . SHEESLEY, BYRON E. ....85, 93 .....66.110 Struthers, Ohio .......... ..... 5 9 SHEESLEY, MARY C. Struthers, Ohio ....... ..... 59 SHERMAN, DONALD G. Marietta, N. Y. ............ ...B4 SHICKLEY, CHARLES D. Warren, Ohio ............... ..... 8 4 SHICKLEY, MARGARET Warren, Ohio .............. ..... 8 4 SHINDLE, WARREN E. Camden, N. J. ........... .... . SHORE, EDNA R. Sherman, N. Y. ........ .... 8 4, 110 SHREVE, LOWELL R. Beloit, Ohio .............. .... . 84 SIMPSON, ROBERT J., Jr. Newburgh, N. Y. ........... ..... 7 4 SKOOG, HENRY Glen Cove, L. I. ...... .... 7 4,100 SLATER, LLOYD L. Dover, N. J. ............ ...... . SMALLEY, BEULAH Nyack, N. Y. .......... ........ 5 9, 114 SMITH, ALICE H. Philadelphia 31, Pa. ....... 84, 92, 93, 110 SMITH, DONALD C. Montreal, Ontario ..... .... 7 4, 93 SMITH, GILBERT Brooklyn, N. Y. SMITH, HARLEY E. Rochester, N, Y. ..... . SMITH, HAROLD I. Houghton, N. Y. .... . SMITH, JAMES Houghton, N. Y. .. SMITH, JEAN Warren, Pa. . ...... SMITH, KATHERINE Buckland, Mass. ........ . SMITH. MARJORIE L. Corning, N. Y. ........ . SMITH. ROBERT E. Erie, Pa. .... ......... . SMITH, WALTER A. .......84 ....'74, 93, 98 .....84 ....60,98 .....'74 .....66,108 .....74,105 Quebec, Canada ........ ..... 6 6 SMITH, WILLIAM J. Brooklyn, N. Y. ....... .... 8 4,93 SNYDER, ESTHER R. Mansneld, Ohio ........ .... 6 0 SNYDER, JAMZES C. Hampstead, Maryland ....... ..... 8 4 SODERBERG, STANLEY Mt. Vernon, N. Y. .......... .... 'I 4, 93 SPARKS, ADELE Zipperca, Maryland SPEAR, LILLIAN Vernon, N. Y. ........ . SPEIRS, HAROLD A. Haddentield, N. J. ..... . SPERRING, ERNEST J . Houghton, N. Y. ......... . SPISAK, CHARLES B. Motebello, Calif. ............ . SPRIGGINS. HALDYNE M. . Warren, Ohio ................ SPROWL, RICHARD E. Fillmore, N. Y. ........ . STAFFORD, JACK R. Waterford, Pa. ....... . STEPHENS, MARIE Akron 2, Ohio ,..... .. STEVA, MILLICENT Erie, Pa. ................ . STEVENSON, JAMES R. Greenville, Pa. ........... . STEVENSON, MARION ......66 ....66. 113 ....84,108 .....66 .....66 .....60 .....74,93 .....66,92 .....84 .....74,93 Middleburgh, N. Y. .......... ..... 7 4 STEWART, MARY JEANNE Norwich, N. Y. ............... ..... 6 6 STILLSON, ENID M. Ontario, Canada ....... , . .. .... 61, 113 STRATTON, MILDRED G. Mooers, N. Y. . ....................... 84 STREETER, RUTH J . Freeville, N. Y. .......... 74, 102, 103, 108 STRONG, DONALD J. Hinsdale, N. Y. .............. 74, 100,108 STRONG, ROSALIE Long Island, N. Y. .......... . SUTTON, MEREDITI-I S. Meadville, Pa. 66, 102, 108 . . . . . . . . . 66, 92, 98, 99, 109.111, 122,123 SWARTWOOD, MARILYN Foxboro, Mass. .................. ..... 6 7 SWEIGARD, MARY E. Halifax, Pa. ............ . TALBOT. GORDON G. Utica, N. Y. ........... . TANNER. DELOS C. Lansing, Mich. . .,... .. TERRY, ROBERT E. Ontario, N. Y. .......... . THOMAS, NORMA L. Warren, Ohio ........... THOMAS. WALTER Cliffside Park, N. J. ..... . THOMPSON, ELLEN R. ........74 67, 95, 108 ........84 .....74 .....61 .....76,84 Rutherford, N. J. ................ 74,102 THOMPSON. RANDALL O. Houghton, N. Y. .....,.......... . THOMPSON, R. BURNETT Pleasantville, Pa. ............ ..... 6 7 THOMPSON, PATRICIA H. Yonkers, N. Y. ............. , ..... 84,112 TINGLEY, CALVIN F. Peckville, Pa. ............ . TINGLEY. CHESTER J. Peckville, Pa. ............ . TITTERUD, J EANN E Cokato, Minn. ........ . TITUS, IRENE Glens Falls, N. Y. TONGE, ELAINE Port Huron, Mich. .. TOOZE, FRANK M. Falconer, N. Y. ............ . TOPAZIAN, RICHARD G. ....67,10B ....67. 108 ,....84, 92 ......67 ....67, 109 Port Chester, N. Y. .,........... 84,108 TOTMAN, FLOYD E. Geneva, N. Y. .......... . TOTTEN, GLADYS M. Valley Stream, N. Y. ..... . TOWNSEND, DARWIN L. Alabama, N. Y. ........... . .....67 .....84 .....84 TRABER, RALPH E. Perry, N . Y. ............... . TRAUTMAN, MILTON A. ........74 Elizabeth, N, J. .............. 84, 100, 101 TROMP, ELEANOR H. Grand Rapids, Mich. TROPF, GORDON H. .... ,...84,122 Warren, Ohio ............ 62, 67, 101, 108 TROUTMAN, PERRY J. East Aurora, N. Y. ....,...... 67,913,112 TRUE. HARRIET Jackson, Mich. ..... . TYLER, JAMES R. ....67.108 Jamestown, N. Y. . .74 TYLER, JOHN E. Jamestown, N. Y. ........ ..... 8 4 UNDERWOOD, ROBERT Dayton, Ohio ..,......... .... 6 7, 99 VAIL, LAURENCE N. Stroudsburg, Pa. ..........., ..... 8 4 VanCAMPEN, ARTHUR H. Houghton, N. Y. ............. ...,. 8 4 VanCAMPEN, WARREN Johnson City, N. Y. ........ .... 7 4,108 VanCLEVE, DOROTHY M. Pittsburgh 21, Pa. . ......... .84 VanVLEET, HARRIET Lodi, N . Y. ................. ..... 7 4 VanWORMER, MOLLY E. Elyria, Ohio ................ .... 8 4, 109 VARNEY. CONSTANCE J . Arlington, Mass. ........... ..... 6 1 VAUGHN, FRANKLIN H. Eldred, Pa. ................. . . . . .84 VEREIDE, ABE Washington, D. C. VINING, NORMA ........84 Kingston, N. Y. ......... .... 6 7, 109, 113 VINING. ROBERT W. Port Even, N. Y. ..... . VOEGE. CAROL ........74 Hollis, N, Y. ........... ..... 6 1 WAGNER. WAYNE R. Hinsdale, N. Y. ............ ..,. 8 4, 108 WAINWRIGHT, PAUL P. McKeesport, Pa. ............ WALKER, N. JOAN Sandy Lake, Pa. .................... 85 WALKER, NORMAN G. Dale, N. Y. .... 67, 98, 99, 101, 102, 104, 123 WALLACE. MERLE W. Fillmore, N. Y. ......... . WALTON, JANICE Andover, N . Y. ,..... . WALZ, ELEANOR J. Ransomville, N. Y. WARNER, HARRY W. Philadelphia, Pa. .......... . 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Holland, N. Y. .............. .. .75 WOODCOCK. PHYLLIS M. Corinth, N. Y. ............... ..... 8 5 WOODHAMS, JOHN A. Erie, Pa. ......................... 75,108 WOODHEAD, MARGARET Houghton, N. Y. .......... . WOODHEAD, ROYAL S. Marion, Ind. .............. .. WOODWORTH. EDNA L. Bronx, N. Y. .............. ..... 6 7 WOOTTEN, ROBERT C. Mineola, N. Y. ., ........ . WORK, ALAN DuBois, Pa. .......... . WRIGHT, ALICE L. Wallace, N. Y. ......... . WUILLIEZ, PHYLLIS Canastota, N. Y. ........ . ZAVACK, MARY ANN Rochester, N. Y. ........ . ZINN, JEANNE Harrisburg, Pa. .. .,......85 . .85. 93, 109 . . . .39, 102 ...75, 92 ....67,110 .....67