Lasell College - Lamp Yearbook (Newton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1950 volume:

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At last around the bend in the river come the red canoes. We shade our eyes against the shine of sun on water, get our cameras ready and at the exact moment snap a picture of the lead canoe--its captain, our Miss Mac. This snapshot doesn't have to be developed, for we will always remember the way Miss Mac looked on River Day and through all the long spring days before that when she coached us at Crew. We'll remember too, her consistent humor and sportsmanship. Those of us who are able to meet Miss Mac only in her ollicial capacities as Assistant to thc Dean or llcad of the Physical Education Department, will find she displays in business those same qualities that endeared her to those she coached. Although she is often to be found in the Gym Ollicc, on the hockey field, driving the station wagon or smiling from behind her desk in the Main Oflicc, her real home on Campus is at Mrs. l.indquist's. There she spends her limited free time brewing excellent coffee which she refuses to drink, and talking up a passion against bridge. Canasta, she claims, is a bit more to her liking. It doesnit take brains to play it! All of us who know her canit help but smile at this, for we are aware of the job she has juggling schedules, rooms and prospective students. She loves sleep but never gets enough, probably because she spends so much time doing things for other people. 1 She has a tremendous sense of humor, is always cheerful aml entertaining. Whenever we see the tall blond figure striding across Campus, hands in pockets, we're sure of a quick wave of the hand and a greeting by name. . Miss Macis wonderful smile and warm blue eyes welcomed us even before wc were students, and at Com mcneement she is the last to say good-bye. Throughout the year we come to her with our problems, confident that, whatever their nature, they will receive her full consideration. We know too, that she is an expert judge of character, and it behooves us to be as sincere in our dealings with her as she is with us. In years to come, when we think back to our time here, we will immediately think of Miss Mac, remembering all that she has done for us and for the college. Lasell is Miss Mac and Miss Mac is Lasell. 4. Miss Muriel M cClelland 5 NX '!.q I H ' Presenting Her Right Honorable Mayorship, Miss Sally Hughes--WAbove- average American Girl, among the first to greet new residents, elected by the citizens for her consistently outstanding contributions to community life. 6 Winslow Municipal Building, the town's newest completed building-a spot to which citizens point with pride. Located on Maple Street, overlooking the Com- munity Athletic l icld, Winslow occupies a central position, geographically and socially. The building and landscaping are especially beautiful in spring and fall, when the flame bushes, tulips and forsythia contrast with the dark pine and ivy. llere nearly all important activities are held. Here the Vesper services are heard on cold January nights, when the Seniors plod through the snow, carefully holding up their gowns. Here, the Community Sings, with everyone trying to out- shout everyone else. Town meetings, orientation programs for the new citizens, bridge parties, fashion shows, dance symposiums, indoor sports-all are carried on under this roof. Walls are slid back, seats are put up, taken down, tables are arranged and a hundred activities can take place. Sometimes movies are shown, merchandising lilms, and abstract art films, pictures of the Olympics, travel movies to entice the citizens to see more of their country. The Ladies Aid moves in with hot dogs and bootees, colfee and copper candlesticks for the Bazaar. Miss Wethern and the Community Workshop Players rehearse, paint flats, and produce an evening's entertainment. We hang panels, strew leaves, dim the lights aml dreamily change the atmosphere for Proms, with the men in black tie and the gals in tulle and organdy, drifting out to dance on the terrace or sit under the old pine. Long after they have left, the citizens will remember Winslow as an integral part of Lasell. 'li' 7 1.1- .,..L,.--- .....--7'- 'i ' if-,,,, 1 il Lx C QLTI CX ,ff-' , 4 ,,,,..i--- -W -,-...i-.. .,.,..-- D Qfm g U .J ,- 'i B-,Inf --,,,,,-........,.. pm f' ,.,-----'-- 7 L O X1 A ?--- V Jffmizz HX X df A JL '4gL 'K-fXWQf f f T ., l fu- SM ffm' ! '-'W Q Q0 ' C1 .MMM Q8 Mn, Qtr MQ MQW' QM VL 2- fd f-J -f gi 4-fa .. -EQ? 5. S C? Hs-N S C DA' W' w 7 '--N ff- ' is E , 4, W AJ, XWMWXWW 3? m'-' 'W 'ffl X Cy QMA K W3 A WO MM? iQ QdXf, ffl V OJ X 'WSX425 QL! QQ f? iw ,,, if N X7 Q m fx N V if X W' ' N! 1 DN mf mf? if QQ 3212 lm!! l Carpenter Return, and a change of address as we settle in our new homes on YVoodlund Road, on Hawthorne. on Maple Street. The yard is lilled with trucks and taxis, fathers and moving men staggering under the weight of our new wardrobes, small brothers clutching our portable radios and the family cockcr. Mothers clutch our small brothers while we forget them all in the excitement of reunion. Our wonderful. wonderful smoker.. .Never enough tables in the kitchen to take eare of the multitude of bridge fiends.. .Numerous notes on the bulletin board. . .25 6'l'lammerheads W-Carpen ter's tools. . .The front door is never locked . . .Parties in l.he living room. . .'l'en bushels of popcorn. . .Smiles for Friday on every shiny face. JOAN BAKICR BARBARA BALDWIN JOYCE BARNl'I'l I' MARILYN BAR'I'LI'I'l I' .IOANN BROOKS AUDRICY CALLAIIAN MARY DIIIKICY MARY ICLLICN ICDMONDS NANCY COULD MAROARIVI' GROll'l' ,IOY CUSTAVSON JUNE IIANDLICMAN BARBARA IIIRICS I'llYLLlS IIOWARD CAROL lllIS'l'l'ID LYNN KOVALINAS MALU Ll'1lGll'l'ON MARGARIVI' OLSON ICLAINIC 0R'I'll IIICLICN PANICSIS DIANA RAMSAY I'IS'l'lll'IR SNOWDICN IIONICY SPACKMAN Here a group of new citizens are registering vital information in order to be able to vote, learn- ing where the ollice buildings are located and the hours of their jobs, and receiving maps and pamphlets which will ac- quaint them with the town. As in every community there is a certain inevitable period of adjustment. One might almost call it initiation . However, this only serves to provide amusement for some of the older and more sedate citizenry, and bring to the fore the good sportsmanship of the younger. 5 'fd :,CL- 1 I New residents and old start each year with a trip to the General Store and Post Ofiiee to buy such supplies for their work as typing paper, notebook pa- per---fgwe only have the two-ring variety, '4Lasell stationery, desk blotters and ink. Proeuring these necessitates a bit of stand- ing in line, and in this line friendships between mem- bers of the community are often begun. This is Raymond YVuss, one of our most charming und genial leading citizens. Mr. NVuss is well known for his desire for growth und progress, his genuine in tcrcst in his neighbors, his informal talks at town meetings and cultural gatherings, his warm smile, and the air of distinction his presence lends our community. 'I3 Two gracious citizcns are Dean llothenbergcr and her secretary, Mrs. Whclpley. Dean Rothen- berger is president of our women s club, a prom- inent member of the school board, and a lead- er in the social activities of the town. ., R i. Since most of the eitizens look forward to eureers after leaving the town, happily, there is uvuiluhle Zl staff composed of Dean lilutehford, Dean Atwater, and Miss Morse who uet as our ellieieney experts, job counselors und un em- ployment ugeney. They devote their time to advis- ing us on our prospects and eupubilities, to seeking out jobs for us, und leaching us how to lind our own. n l Z l I The Head of the Aldermen, Sandy, and Her Honor the Mayor, Sally, shown here with their staff and committees. These are the town ollieials, in whom we have entrusted all rights and privileges regarding the government and execution ofjustice in the community. 16 Miss Babcock, our advisor, is shown here in her role as Madam Chairman at a Town Meeting. Here, business of the community is carried on, plans are made, items of interest are brought up, ideas are talked over, and all matters of importance concerning the town and the inhabilan ts are discussed. 17 .l0YCI'I ANDREWS MARCIA COLLINGWOOD ,IOYCIC COLLINS MARY IDALIC JOAN IlARWl'IN'I' MARION I'I'l l'lNCICR DIANA EWINC LOIS FORM DOROTHY GOICIIRING .IICANNA llACKlC'I I' .lOAN IIAIIN ,IOAN IIARRINGTON CAROL IIAYIC VIRGINIA IIOPSON lll'l'l I'Y ,IONICS CAROLYN ,IUIDIJ JOAN KOCII LOIS LINCOLN JEAN MeDOUGAL .IANICIC lVleGOUGllRAN ICLIZAIIICTII lVlelNNI'IS ICI.LlCN O'IIRIl4IN ROSICMARY O'BRIICN ANNIC POMICROY NANCY PRYOR SIIIRLICY RIQICVICS .IICAN SCIIICAFICR LOIS SCIIALLICR ASTRIIJ SlCl.ANlll'IR BARBARA Sl'II'I'ALA CLARA SILSRY MARY TRAINICR BARBARA-ANN WILSON Gardner The house we call our own, stands niajestieally on the hill. . . above YVoodland Road overlooking the new and old Campus. Many carefree, happy momen ts shall he recalled when, in future years, we turn our thoughts hack to this, our one-year homesl.ead. YVithin these walls. . .midnight parties. . . engagements. . .Myou know telc- phone calls. . .if il,'s noise, it must ln: the third floor. . .attempts at studying . . . tears . . . laughter . . . fatigue . . . fun . . . frolie . . . they all add up to the thirty-three wonder- l'ul girls and a house we'll always remember. '6One for all and all for one. X MIX d Clark Clark.. .ill the foot of City Hall Hill on .IANIC AIIICLS ANNIE CARl'I'IN'l'I'lR ,IANICT IIICBRS ,IANICT IVOLICY NANCY FRANK CLARIC GAMMUNS MARJORIIC Cll,RI'IR'l' lllCl.I'1N GRAHAM PATRICIA IIYDIC ANNE NlC'l l'l,l'lSllII' DORIS ONICAL BARBARA ROCK RUTII ROSICBROCK CARMICN SANTO PATRICIA SICKLICY SALLY STARCK MARY Wlll'II'Il,I'IR Woodland Road . . . We could make it to meals in no time flat . . . Seafaring smoker with driftwood, fishnet and a horseshoe crab... 'l'he only house in our town that had lights on its Christmas trce. . . Remember when the furnace door flew open !. . .The most musical house on Campus. . . Surdines', on Friday nights, or the mystery of the broken clothes pole. . .CIark- the oldest house in the com- munity. Casino At 'the tip end of Campus...out in the suburbs in back of Woodland Hall. . .the Senior I-Iousc that isn't a house. But be it ever so humble, it's our home and we love it. Ah yes, the perpetually icy smoker, the visi- tors on the Iire escapes, the scream of uno water in the morning, the toot of horns on the back road, and even the rush for tables in the dining hall, not to mention the scramble of the girls getting ready for dates on Satur- day nights, the long hours of rather poor bridge, the blaring of records and umpteen radios all tuned to different stations, the borrowing of home-work and clothes. All these are things we shall always remember, and even though we are the aliens, the un- wanted, we'll never forget our Casino. JOAN ANTUN DOROTIIY DIEM 1,3 n 20 EILEEN DUFFY GRACE ECKLES BEVERLEY FORTYE ROSEMARIE GSCIIWANDER MARILYN IIAYNES VIRGINIA HIBBERT NANCY HOUDE JOANNE KELLEY RUTH KOSKY PATRICIA LYNCH SIIIRLEY MANASEN COLLEN McCARTY MARIAN RIBARICH PATRICIA SMITII .IUNE SPOTTISWOOIJE JEAN STEARNS JEAN THOMAS PIIYLLIS TURNER MERCEDES CUETARA ROBERTA CUM MIN GS ELIZABETH DEPOIAN LOIS DICKERMAN LORRAINE GRONTOFT S'l'El'HANY SANDLICR MARYLIN SARCENT ,IUDITH ST. JOHN JOAN WHITTEN Conn Conn House. . .small, but cute . . . nine conn-cohblers plus a sweet housemother. . .home-made food . . .Miss Maeis piano playing. . . piggy provides breakfast. . . grouehy mornings . . . jovial evenings . . . Thursclayis washings .. . unex- pected visitors in the front room . . . ten playing hriclge???. . .2 x 4- lable in front hall lakes a heating . . .lights out. Chandler One of the prettiest ex- teriors. . .directly opposite the Municipal Building on Maple Street . . . fourteen girls. . .one terrific house mother with a wonderful sense of humor. . .pride and joy, the new 'phone in the kitchen . . . longest and shortest bathtuhs on Cam- pus . . . pet peeve . . . the shower that never works. . . cozy smoker. . .famous for their midnight snacks. . . handy to the Barn and Miss Joys. . .endless games of bridge in the smoker. . .one and only bay window in our settlement. JOAN BAUM ELIZABETH BRADEN BARBARA CIIIPMAN CAROL HANNA ARIEL LEONARD BERNICE MARTIN MARJORIE MARTIN BARBARA McNEISII DOROTHY MILLS WINIFRED OLSON DOLOR ES SLINGER LAND DOROTHY TORNER BICVERLY WALKER BARBARA WICLLICS NANCY LEE BEAN MARY JANE CORRALLO ANNE COLBY NANCY COGCESIIALL .IOANNE CREVELING ,IOAN DORAU BARBARA GROENING .IOANNE IIAIGIS ANNE MASTIN BARBARA MILLER JANET MURPHY 0RlLLA SHAW SALLY SU'l I'0N ANN WINKLIC F fi if 4 2'- 23 Briggs Hard-to-find on Maple Terrace, our big yellow house beside the Lasell General I-Iospital . . . near both the General Store and City Hall. Engaged house ...only 4-X14 of the occu- pants smoke. . .painters in the cellar . . . third Hoor walls of tissue paper. . .gay times at Mrs. Brown's pop- corn parties. . . Conej mouse in the triple. . .iron plug to baffle Einstein...inIir- mary,s main customers. . . thanks for the memory. fb .IEAN Al'l'LECA'l'E PATRICIA BROWNELI. YVETTE BRAUN GLORIA CLEMENT CMARYJ CLAIRE DODGE MARY LOU DUNIIAM MARY CGAINJ GAMBLE DIANE KRAUSE BARBARA MeCOOE ,IOAN MeKINNEY .IACQUELIN E I'A U LDING BARBARA SCllNEl.I,I'I SALLYCPARSONSJSM l'l'l I CHAR MAINE 'l'AI,ll0'l' ,x'E WB' Hawthorne Middle of the three on Haw- thorne Road. . .we had a lovely lawn for picnic suppcrs. ..a small and homey houseifourteen girls from a wide range of places: three from the Mirltlle-West, including Miss Potts, our housemotherg oth- ers are from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Massachusetts- seven doubles with a triple amount of funwany girl in this house is not considered a Hawthornite un- less she owns one of these wonder- ful Lasell Jugs. . .girls are all piano players? Lx' 0 -r, PATRICIA BOUTON SHIRLEY DEWIS MARY GAY EDDY GLORIA WARNER JEAN WOODS Xi Blaisdell First house on the street . . . neighbors of Hawthornites . . . small- est but liveliest house on Campus . . . convertibles . . .we all stick together, even on dates . . . Mrs. Hcath's parties . . . tri- angles. . .big plans. . . 6'We're going to paint our smoker next Satur- day!,'. . .our Zoo. . .steak dinners. . . the Saturday night rush. . . 'sWho's going to take the key to- night? . . .our beautiful kitchen. R Pickard Almost next-door neighbors to Conn . . .just behind the Municipal Building. . .overlooking the Com- munity Athletic Field. . .Ten of us and loved it. . .wc our home-baked smoker with its painting on the wall. . .There was of Canasta going lived in Pickard were proud of cakes and our always a game on, a can of tuna fish open, and someone waiting for a telephone call. , ,gm ' ,919 its gi, J qgfQ9g'?. ' 1, Q,-ggi. 7 K V ' 26 MARILYN CATERSON .IANICE CIIADBOURNE LAURA ECKERT PATRICIA FORTUINIC BARBARA GRILLS ANN IIOLAIJAY SHIRLEY MOULTON MARILYN MUNSON IIARRIET IWIMSTICIN CLAIRE WALLIS Cushing The whi te house on NVood- land lioad opposite Carpen- ter. . .located conveniently between the shopping dis- trict and City Hall. Drippy ki tehen faucet. . .loose towel rack. . .the light for hot water. . . Miss YVatt's 1-olllze every 'l'l1ursday, Sal- urday. and Sunday morn- ings. . .our extra-long bridge lable . . .hilarious games of hearl,s,' . . . nightly calls to McManus' . . .radio that never gels turned off. . .liaekyard sun baths. . .a happy dozen, in- cluding Miss Wntl. MARJOICIIC DOW I'lIYLLlS FARII JOAN GILMOIIIC SALLY GRll I l'l'll LORRAINIC LeCl,AIRlC SARAH McCONNI'ILL .IICAN 0S'l'RANllICli ,IANIC PICRRY WlNlI RI'Ill SCIIULMAN JOAN WALLACE .IOANIC WILSON Woodland NVoodlund. . .located ut the fur end of town . . .Surrounded by beautiful grounds. . .Quick hop to the bus-stop. . .Singing waitresses. . .Sloping floors. . . Bridge in the smoker. . . Bobby liluir's love for whipped cream . . .Janet Nvoodwardis snore. . . Fourth floor without water. . .Our famed soprano, Bobby Hurter. . .Hard YVeare on the Cush-W-'ion . . .Smiles NVeyles. . .The raid on the kitchen by We Yvunt Food. . . Whistling radiators. Bragdon The ubraggersw of Bragdon have much to boast about since their dorm is the center of activity. Along with Campus doings, the l05 girls are busy with their individual activities. Long will we remember: The two oicloclc party held in Carter Hall, along with the use of the fireplace in the library after the Bal de Ncige, first of its kind in town. . .Super cheeseburger orders delivered by Melllanus' . . . Holiday skits in the hulls. . .Numerous birth- days. . .Studying in the attie'bel'ore exams. . . Al ,Iols0n . . . liisqueswim- ming. . .Lastly, the Freshman class ollicers, all from Bragdon. .Y- M..,-+- V 47' ' 7 0 Q CLASSIFIED 'Aos Y F2 llrvTouel1'bQu:mqE5 QPVOFATLUSTIEQ wknvin FEMQLE f-J 'E in 5 f -f 02fQ:ff - ,f.- -' , S .L-gf i f A - 1:-lil T' 'KMA f- ,pu f '2 .Q -2' A V Qi: -j r -D4 2 ' mlfcgf- 13251, , ' 3 ?QjFfg' XFN wtf: gl Lg 5 955.1 :ij - v- -53 f ie,--Wff fri: --+15 ,: :RQ .. 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ADDB' mer a r M, Tao Lexm- AN IMMEDIATE OPENING IIBLI' WANTED Help Wanted-Female NOTE E Those answerlng advertlsements are lbld ln LIFE MAG' cautioned not to enclose orlglnal ma- ,lal position for woman under 45. fully descr I.-mums' su HAND blller. orders. lmowled e of switch- lzirsif- pile 96, Januar 9th issue. m d n groomed tum, Conn. ul-V. gh, game purpose Nfthfltl. no w 42 i3?EEiiEiiv1 gl?gl5!s5 Mn' em' ' Mm hw' goodblheefqllal'75L?sglcl50l1?glg?ang0l'yl0CTl1dfwfnl and free' me sveletne loss ot vslusbls orlllnall. ms. START nn ' lral rel-if w'le1'Elii B ' frlmvfglfliinfeze 9ePa Ni iffeexdsvs d lta z supervlslen of ,, 15.2110 r 4 ' ' 'U' ' ' lll b trained un er consu, n' H M: 9, flu. slTrl'clB'3Ngl lulgluhwnnch T W .ET1Elfs9tf'?:sErllEHl'iEnl'lly vpald. fllsnlflecl posltonihat requires no canvass' A?tE:?l?AgYNoFl'lTie:::o:0l' :ml'g:9B dance ' . Liiafgiwl Imnlfwfrls appointment ln your own home. call be- studio. Call Ellzabeth 5-1744. I 1 - . l.,g,3rPf.N?,ff3. umM..6 y. we -..XS Assl BOOKKEEPER-slENo V44 l' ,, ,U sh!!!-lo-az.:s.'xliulhwlck H ET 'lf' 'iw out 5-dey 23, .nmzieln uzs METER 'OR l0lu, C Huh uggglble of t - ! Sith. Bl' -Lab E . hi 'x. ME 8004 typlet. oo ,,-QYI1. R579 s 'ffl'JS'f eT.'li'?A 'lf2s4lf5 MIMEOGRAPH OP 4. me .rm ELS... EXPERIENCE F: I LARGE! ORGANIZA ,LS s.oAY WEE N Startins salary S160 per mm I! w 32 st Reply atatlns age and expel-lessees i U .R TYMST - W78 TIMES CED mms MODELS ATTRACTI LIA'r10N Youns ladies. slze In wanted as .EEK models In showroom, cellent plz. l lesson, Apply all week, A. Davis Bo Di:?:5l,i,n m w 37 st. ' MODELS R arrlt - 4 wsrss' ' ROPERS W. ff-7fl.t.'..s'r.l,.uslc...o.. K Y a :nc mo NLALQIE Y g, Derlgnud om ' r operator. know odlo l. Y- t statins exrerlence an sl qw.. sr M9-,ia-Q Bwa . ll. no S03 N rs:'sEN1' Sang? Sm' uzlturdayt. N 6: direct the, Ss' S452 234. of 40-h0U.V' 1 ' . N f'Alsx.,1il.5v ls. :fd I Nyhkflvm lem hff' P.llT10I ' 40 hrs, 5 WX- - 'vm . Elzlli-0553 .' 'M cr, T. 2-mm.. : llrm, gm ,ggi ggi -5,-5 d. sa's'.'51 l' ,, l7'ls.l s- -N. lE 'T'?s'om 40 . If ':Niif 'l53i': am' Hflshts. I X 'Qs Ci ki t, good experience Eeglmegee lVrTE:m?l'lNn particulars. R605 Tlmes. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER typlst, S40 .3 dav week State experlenoe. 600 Tllnes t . h . mr '3?l'f 6l'2Jl..Sf.il'T ll'H1lM.1 ywanled--Female ' WOMAN om-made and better resdm lslty shop. Only Interested ho has to lowing for this type lse. Drawlnzaccount asalnst ex- n 'ge all information ln strictest con- ,LPART TIME gosreeitshfor Etenottggg ra ll . cada lurnllllletll lzlours Mto2PM: '.!PMt0 B'30 PM dally. No ,ff ralnlng wlll be slven. mlsslon arrankement. Apply on Saturday .kan 7, between the -4 PM. Do no phone. LaSalle- Q92 -Dllldllbh Av. cor 4Lgr F- t ful:-ds forlrl:a!:ltal:?p:r- r comm ss o , r.- ll. W 42 Sulte 1261. 'Tl . M ad ae- 1, 'Esxlllay vxglmlllarh du v. EEPER 'tlcez 5 day weell: U 'I1lL'l!l,...... -MODEL . Weintraub ls 9-aovs. In EPER . turday alter 9:80 .J i'Zl Zl1 't?J'ln.l ' I 7-2090. ' . ID . Y: Pleas worklns lfrf QQDIB , Bill 5? ,., I 1 tl: 5-ll . l 9- , eE2'l9l..D9i?2NNp5N SIP with knowledge at tlssrcls, ...no lo check detall, pleallnl volce, cheerful dlsposltlou. able . s sc oo .. work Asepegnfo Xmlrlllhn all llenonllm ste. 8 to 5. 593 days, 535 to starTnN' lEl0Pl'l0l'lE -5 Sl!Ul'dIi5'l lh lllmll10l'. onli' CBI!!! woma 1 wanted lr ll t I ss.. 5l?Ef3Sl232lj2Ql'.Ile 'omN3'Nng '5?r A21- e . I1 , - , la:lu:1'iil':'rnlalrh ' r Qf5wAy,rForest, ljlllls. Bt0 Sizedvl. ' K2 Mmm st' '59S0, Q ' leo dz ' , f , midtown: COMPTOMETER-TYPIST me: '- 'X-, f I J-i. EXPERIENCED j'7'Fl ,- A - sm. OPERATIONS ,- 1499 Tlmei Y Laagllizlsaanlzenon Fi-XS l-:xps ' - WEEK For nS::'f im::- foam. Kfh X . Reply stating age. exgerlenee 1480, l Mme. v- - L I and were exlweeee. 5 sedrx., srzcv to emntlv ' JV TIMES errll. 35 -5 S. I I eno, K Qlifff M. Morgenfhov fs... . d HYGIENIST g ' ,,': 'l...'fff,'g'gg',5g,,,lp f3 I: 1-7 Pnjd - 5'fff'I':'lf-'.2'ii1555:25::rlf5I''EllTF.lf.'si-2:53525-.3,sl22tk1.412rFefF..l:LEf5s3:i.f.':fsE.ati U . ' 1 EfSlg12BfflZ'l'f x Cl lst. experienced, person. 2.1. :-li News a er . jg' 0 W2 TM- E-gig iff. p p , s e J . in T8 idllatl lQ3!iL?TQTlI0DCO. lrl'1'4S Adverhgmg ,, - - gwrsE1slrr.e1s.r-e'E55e0- -. XMB, qu... gud expel, IAN assistant, llnsllllnl rrp, 8 Qghosxpn' ' EQ A . . - eQ.,,x nglgrriiziltigtrrlg open. sick llhlb and vaca- Sr NESS The aes-.fm l-lmIa.vf..veler 19' b Box E 445. erald. H-Em - mfr- lg 'lx N Flu , ' lncul- me ' Il, ex fl ., ,V . Drrlen , 1nl ':'Tlm'l ce' has an opening in its tele- 5 phone Soles deperlmenl for 42,55 gr,,'3g,3lf:Q5f ein alert young lady who de- lne',g.::'J01- slres permanent worlr ln lho g!!LqenALQ'f1'Li ffl? advertising field. This IS on n.f, '- tvs gf: 3 - lh- 0 2:25 wg' HU! S45 . opporlunily lo secure inter- esting work plus ideal worlr- 5r-PQPSFN lil, Pl Noi L' Hg' 5:52 '53 El ing condilions-S day. 40 ' hour week. 535.50 per week with yearly increases. The girl we select will be between - I8 and 25 Years cl age. en ellicienl lypisl and have initiative. APPLY STREET FLOOR. 80 MASON ST.. IOSTON I 6 , -day we S3 sf,-fa M T Goldrlng, .lnc,'1441 For adlvel ' 'rl R dl C.-Mldt. - nlhargmifyaxfw li si. Dnstrs ole az gr l G 4 st, figures. plus bond experience. nxt erflee. as-nr wel-lt Apply 'Nh fl- 555 Broadway lnr Prlncel. LCBESNE worm NERA QFDAYSI PERMANENT' B -I ' CLERK-TYPIST, COSMETICS glllllllllllllllllIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllgf 1. -1 si GIHL FUR SUBURBAN SAVINGS BANK West of Boston, short- 3 hand. typing and some 3 lrnowledge of bonkkeep- :- 1 ii i 3 lng preferred. Write giv- - ing experience to Box .E E 3587, Herald i or 'QfE'f,'fQ,:fi'Q',Q'Q.3i2,i 'N EAAgill!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE 'flvtg gy!-v n '1. .hllllnlr sul-No N' nrvrnll - I -., nll:'l'lTlAN'rli 'Tl , ,LD full melnf, 5 Bllvifunf 6-9045, 'E:i ll? Dltarnm' e erator 1 bl s lr- , 508511, hollhaysiphld? :63f!uT1fl,rTelllvor ' EDITORIAL ASSISTANT. medlcal pulilli NOD. wllele graduate, experience. knowl- edit Steno. typlns. s as s. submls full detsllaksalary expected. 52308 Times. I I FILINFS ASSISTANT N mcper ence g gg:'lmepKorPgrEeu'lEgegl!?Elmf:relwll2l2o. Bowman. . so rr. P1000 'limes Q -X x W I fzmm I Z I it al I W wr x5 000oooou9 0000000000: X i ....1..i.. NIISS CIIAPNIAN . . .Likes to tell anecdotes. . . Worker at Faculty Bazaar. . .Thor- ough, fair instructor. . .Lives at Haskell. . .Genius for business affairs. MISS JOSEPHS. . .Good sense of humor. . . Col . . . Summers at Marblehead . . . Curly eoiffurc. MISS OLSEN . . . Exaeting. . .Ellieient woolshop organizer. . .Knits beautifully. . . Faculty Bazaar. . .Transplan ted from Prou t's Neck. 32 M RS. FRENCH. . . Writes sonncls to Lascll . . .Essay questions. . .Tap- ping the pencil to quiet the class . . .uWe'll try to send at least one short story to the Atlantic. MISS M ETCALF. . .Pinncd . . . Tufts 'slirncstw is her good friend. . .Teslsl '1 MISS HUAG. . . Loves to go tolauc- tions. . .Typical Bostonian, knows every historical spot. . .The dilfer- ence between free and blank verse . . .Coast ol' Florida for Christmas. I K Is 232 O L' ,EAD X Ky 1 4 JA L lx Vx N TT, l if .f,i'f'g':..-,-g..:- 1.s,..g.1:. A , r vm ,, X -n-.5 1.51. gl t- Jil' -' 1 . E -'PZ F ' l , Va. V' . X cg- M ' 'L bs MADAME BAILLY. . . We can have class ou t- xloors today . . . French club meetings at her home. . .Elle est char- mante...l3riclge in the Bragqlon smoker . . . Dis- tinguished looking. MRS. IUNKS. . .Teaches German, also French and Spanish, hut Italian is her favorite language. . . Goes to li.U. and worries about her exams. . .Ku- ehen at Kaffeehaus. SENORA COBB. . .Excit- able...'GClose your l,il books, muchaehasi' . . . '60h, dear, the time goes so fast and we never get enough done . . . c'Never mind what the hook says. DOCTOR WILLIAMS. . . Cleam in her eye every time she gives a test.. . Fair marker. . .Sense of humor . . . Cute little critter . . . Comes fronl the Cape. MISS SULLIVAN. . . Li ttle. . .Big brown eyes . . .Sweet. . . NI should have given you that in notes yesterday . . . Fa- natie on skiing. . . Lives at Newton Corners. MRS. LINDQUIST. . . Fascinating shoes. . . Beautiful jewelry . . Frightening tests . . . Charming honle, charm- ing hostess. . .Toby Jug . . .Generous. . .Thought- ful. x N63 , ffii L gf' I p . I MRS. ANDIIUS. . . When I was al, l'aine's . . .Everyone out ol' school writes lo her. . .Amazing energy. . . A eommuler. MISS CAl'l'l'EI.I.. . .Coneen lrules on sehool . . .Tiny, eule. . . Open lhal window . . . Mail driver. . . 'l'rips lo New York. . . Rah! Ilahl ILU. l. . .She skiis loo. rw MISS IIALL. . . look an au lomolnile mechanics course in Bos lon . . . Is really in leresleel in ears, parlieu- larly in her new one. . . Makes many ol' her own elolhes and jewelry. M ISS SA UNDERS . . . I-le's a mas- ler craftsman . . . Slrielly modern . . . Soflspoken . . . We've got. lo Iinisll our research reporls on We1lnes1lay . . . I'relly blue eyes. . . Newcomer this year. ' ' - . 1 , U u p 'Taf-i.i.,Z ' rv , , ',.-- 2. I U H . W .m ' .E I I 1. , ' -nr Arm, -V - . im' I A . l -ff l , I . nf-1-A A .Q . - - 'x'Mv,. . yn ...M I ' ' , , -4 I I IL. riff.: lf . , 2. , ' I-r ' 4 I 36 x 'iQL,g,. , ff MISS MAY. . . Sparkplug for and riot at Stunt Night. . . Tull girls should be proud of their height . . .Evening gown trimmed with mink. MISS REED. . .'6Today. . . todayn. . .uAnd then you have it to. . . to. . . to the left. . . .Was in the XVACS.. . .Commutes from Salem . . .Light blue tussel on gradua- tion cap. MISS ATYVOOD. . .Energetic. . . Good-natured . . . YVhen you raise your hand, she leurs down the aisle to you . . .HDoes this tape need changing? . . .B.U. Rooter. 37 M., . X iz 1 mn. I for 3 MISS IIOFMANN. . .Stunning clothes. . .Beautifully organized lectures. . .Holyoke magna cum laude. . .Graduate work at Michigan. . .Plays golf wilh Miss Jansen. MISS JANSEN. . .The advantages of being a career woman. . . Do you see?,'. . . Wonderful golfer. . .Piggy bank. . .Everyone should participate in all sports. . . Advocates high heels and short hair. MRS. QUINN. . .Nice smile. . .Is her own tailor. . .Very sweet. . .Quiet. . .Teaches the new slipcover course. MISS MaeDONALU. . .Alfcctionately called Miss Mae. . .Knows all the ins and outs of interior dec. . .Soft voice. . .Quiet sense ol' humor. . .Dresses attractively. 38 ,,,,..,,,,..-....-- ' -, 'P' xg MR. ORDWAY. . .Nice new suil. . .Huge surprise box filled wilh rock wool, wrenches and plumbing fixtures. . . Loves small homes. . .His cabin in New llamp- shire. . .Sees lhal life at Lasell continues smoothly. MR. ADAMS. . .Values of a good life. . .His friends, his sehooldays al llarvard. . . Very sincere. . . Desk-salesman al Bazaar. . .Talks about his experiences. MR. PACKARD. . .One of the nicesl, leaehcrs. . . liuleh hair-cut. . . Small son makes him late to school. . .Proud of his new ear. . .Considerale. 39 MRS. AIQCREN. . .'cIf you have any problems, eome on Thursday, l'll be baking . . .Plays saxophone - NVesterner. . .New house in Med- ford. MISS DAVIS. . .Talks about her nieces and nephews. . .G'Fuzz- wuzzw. . . lf you will . . .Snappy clothes. . .Guiding spirit of l,.C.- C.A.. . .Nl have some information l d like to share with you. MISS MaeAll'l'HUll . . . Intrigued with what she's teaching. . .Inter- ested in dramatics. . . Wfonderful substitute housemother. . .Lots of friends. IW 3 ,QV A' :fifty -' L ' mx u ' x W' ll! fr' . ' l -.f 1 f ,' V . I ,, l IWISS POTTS . . . Popular house- mother. . .Tips on cooking to new brides. . . More nieces and nephews ...Proud to be a Chicagoan... Wlonoehromaties from Carson, Pirie, Scott. lWISS PYNE. . .Wfhat is to say . . . more or lessw. . .Manages child- care chapter. . .Put up boxes ol' gumdrops. MISS SMITH. . .Inlriguing laugh ...Another friend of Miss Hoag's . . .Has Chevvie. . .'gHuve you put your button in? . . .Head dietitian . . .Responsible for our good Sun- day dinners. MISS BABCOCK. . .Green suit. . .scatter pins. . .ear known as Colden Chariot. . . llrilliant, young teacher. . .never gives a test. . .always an exam. MISS WETHERN. . .Believes in Paul Bunyan. . .summer school at University of Yvisconsin. . .ou tcloes herself with new plays. . . fun on theatre parties. MRS. FULLER. . .Aristocratic. . . Fascinating course in Contemporary Lit. . . Speakers' Bureau . . .Her daughters. . .Lovely clothes. 49 . ,www -1 4 Y Y' ' ufswi, .f . , ' H. - . f C' ' JY, ,. , ggi, Aw .' 7:-am, if . YJ -.uf I 1 LW ' . . 4, qv KL., .,, -x- W.:--iz?-a - 1 1 :u e 5,,,52'1 x X 'YEA 7'-'Hit , . '-QW ' MISS MORLEY. . .British aeeen t. . . Asperguni . . . nllave a good hot cup of tea and go to bed . . . Interested in Dunninger. MISS WALSH. . .'sYou know., my sis- ter . . . Co home and soak ilu. . . Keeps the Infirmary a haven of peace . . .4'Where's the Inlirmary mail?,' MISS HALLBERC. . . lied blouse. . . XVLIPLIIIIC nursing. . .Has returned to Lusell from Phillips-Andover. . . Miss Houg's friend . . .Eager to help others. MISS LOUD. . .Anxious to help. . . lVide range of interests...Keeps .'-Izifi 5 ' wwfiln 5 'Wg E . 1 'H .. J I hz 5 fins' 712, - ' 'F f - S iff: ' Y . ' 1 W I 4... 5 :am- library full of latest publieations . . .Talkative. MRS. ,IEWETT . . . Sweet . . . Lovely white hair...Cets books for you il' she possibly ean . . . Good-natured. V1 R 4 sf .J 1 'jgfym X., .6 i Q. 'Q fi 'I 4, f ' TT. PQ -' -- ', fb . . ',aibQ,.5 ' ', ' 7 I-' 4,3-'Y'-, .Qi 44:5 5 : '1f?:'-nf V. : AIA J' ' , ' ? .R ., , 1- X. x fx . Q. Ugg.. 5 . .- A I., Ng Q., fi- ' fi X: The Lasell Campus and Commun- ity Association is the impressive name for the organization which links our community with those surrounding it in social service. Everyone here is given the opportunity to extend a helping hand in lied Cross, hospital or settlement-house work, and in many other branches such as Girl Scouts and fl-H chapters. mEAsURER Mn Msssnve Read your Lasell News for information of go- ings-on in and around our town in the way of city council elections, women's club meetings, and dances at the Wins- low Country Club. The News is published bi- monthly hy our home- town reporters, feature Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Bamford are our advi- sors and are always on hand to help with ideas for original illustrations or supply a missing phrase. writers and editors. The Quill, a sister publica- tion, appears three times a year and contains lil- erary contributions such as poems, short stories, and essays written by our budding Heming- ways. In addition lo these smaller publications, we have also an all- inclusive production, the Lamp. This is the book, published once yearly which records for each of us the story of our stay here. In it there are portraits of our fellow citizens, informal shots highlight- ing big and small activities, pic- tures of the community, art work, and some commentary. All of which, we hope, will serve to re- mind us of the fun and friends we'vc had at Lasell. ilv'-3: . Allhouffh wc all work all the limewwell, nearl all the lime -Y'-lhal, ambitious 1-a y group, the Merehandisers, lind il necessary lo lake lhem:-:elves off lo the big eily lo work even harder for a three-week period, just before Chrislmas. ll,'s u grind. and lo those who are graduating in Merchandising we say, More power lo you!,' ' f -j:ll1 ' 32:1 I i mi!! 1 , , e , 5, 419 llhi' H1 K Wagga Q R! , , 1 N 5 X H VY Y 3 UM K X fi-XZf'Yi I iw 1 I f' X A ' Q 4' fm - if 57 f u al . U6 ff XX if 9 551 43905 X ' f A X QLQE7 15 L xx F2 X, 4 WW ff 9 9 X? E 3 in A eggs fav ,QA -QSM Y Dx 3 , Q1 N03 MP' Q. aww N g,,ObQ' O fc N3 Kb 'SM' moo my 9' rt-Qfosgp ol igvffyb qSo9,mIS6kQ WM I 0 ww I J X X' I X f ix ' R ml X H - --Q C, C Q' t X if-fl L: .Wi W I 53 Qi? mf: ' f'CP' 3 1 S lg' qllx4QQLi M 774 ,, Q WL! ggiml SQL? it Vxfx X Q1 - fum M M fi 'wif S .., Xx C-NME,-5 - f'XfWWh ww Q5 M fm k m clk? aff , v M 0 ,wx 5 M Nl K Q hr ' N- ' 1 f HQ L Q X 1 + . X 7 X-Qfx - V1 , . W3 X y ' lam x N K X LV Xl K 1 R ly 48 -Li '3 8.8-li 0 5 f fl u s r f I sf, - . if Lllgw f2,Q55'2 All I 4-'f..'i?.. W .,. 35 at If-3 . .Q A lfyf' , lvl, Q.5a'x ' . mi' AA A5 I S,-E' , E lqlagki Near the beginning ol' the seeoncl year in town the older citizens take part in Cap and Gown, one ofour most impres- sive ceremonies. lt lakes place late at night, when we leave our homes, gather near the Municipal Building and start the long walk over the Campus, carrying candles and sing- ing the Cap and Gown song. 53 Sports are important to the citizens, and a Community Athletic Program has been set upin such a way that there are always one or two sports interesting toevery- one. Heads of the Playground and Athletic Association shown here are Miss Tri, Mrs. Berlin and Miss Watt who are responsible for arranging athletics throughout thc year. Probably no town of comparative size can boast of such a variety. 54' Rpm.. The Soeizll Activities Committee, with Shirl Munusen as president, is the newest organization in town. ll is mantle up of representatives from all the other eluhs. The S.A.C. coordi- llllllitiV1ll'i0llS1lCl,iVilil5S uml introduces new ones of its own, such as the square clunee. Our community has the reputation ol' being progressive.. and the S.A.C. is another forward step. 56 .,q -F' I I rr J ' u w f X , ,A :V ,ff 4 W 1 f.,, X fa ,M A K 'Z JPL N 21 f 2 r Q, ' ffgiiw f 0:-'C . if.JjV-M f 'V W The pictures on this page are ol'Christmas- lime happenings in town, just before the citizens leave for their vacations. New this year was the Christmas Pageant, 'cWhy the Chimes Rang. The re fular ehoir and man H I I of the townspeople took part in this chapel. The Ladies Aid Bazaar is for the benelit ol' Our Cause, a very worthy cause. The good ladies join forees every year and turn out an amazing number ol' aprons, shell jewelry, potholders, knitted goods and innumerable ol.her objects, best ol' all things of the edible variety. Proceeds, ol' eourse, go to the Build- ing Fund, but in addition, the Bazaar is enjoyed immensely by everyone. 'W' 'Q' USL auf 1 59 rn' Draper - Another very attractive house. . . up over the slippery hill on Hawthorne Road...wc too had a short cut to City Hall. . .Draper's Mommie . . . Miss Hall. . .Quiet study hours?. . . Signs in the kitchen...Before and after dinner and all-day concerts. . . every girl in the house can at least play the scalc...Tea Drinkers, Inc. HU, ,.. .ff-sv., ,p Q . . .Home of Practical Jokers. . .Our square bathtub. . .baby grand piano . . .TI-IE PAY ,PI-IONE. JANET BELL MARGOT BERGSTROM JEAN DAVIES JOYCE DAVIES MARILYN IIUBNER ELLEN KEY RUTH MOUNT JOAN ROBILOTTO CAROLYN SNOOK NANCY WILSON 'he Christmas I'eeIinf' is brouffhl, lo use I'oreeI'uII when 'I D 1- on al grey December morning we ure awakened by ll, Came Upon an Midnight Clear. We stand on lhe iey Iloor wulehing lhe carolers, lhen lean out lhe windows l.o yell Merry Xmas! Slipping into robes we ull leur downstairs lo slurl ires um Jrew u 1 o eoeou um 1 ow' nu s .o ee4 our I I l I h l I I ,h l l I' I froslbillen Freshmen sisters. Hearing enrol:-a is u wonclerfnl wuy lo slurl lhe1Iuy-before-vueulion. 6l Une ol' the up .md coming women s clubs I5 the speak ers Bureau, presulul over by Lblnl lalbol This IS a group made up of townspeople who have shown an llllbfbill In and talent for publu, speaking and alln il at llvllleb Speakers Bureau members lIlll'0IllIIl' guests at programs m thc WIUIIICIIDIII Building, and bring lo the com mumly other lIllCl'lSllllg people who speak at dub meelmgs m I :Ly llall In ilfllllllilll, the bpeakers Bureau IS very ac uve In Build ing I' und projeels, such as lbc exlremely popular Brulge and l'1l'lhl0lI Show 9 ,,. 1 Q 's Ml 9 Xi I Long, long rehearsal. . .Miss 'Wethern's patience. . .Hard work planning and building the sets. . . Lasell performance Thursday and Friday, a Babson one Mon- day. . .Nick's hilarious speech on the invention of the bottle. . .Pat Hyde won her man. . .The beaming Potters. . .Handsome Johnny Case. . .The distinguished Setons. . .Flighty Laura. . .Businesslike Seton Crane. . . g'Holiday,,' and a wonder- ful evening ol' entertainment. 63 f? Viv.-. H Mx SX SX l x g - 3 9 M After midyear exams are linished and we are very nearly finished by them, we pile out of bed on a dark, Friday morning to embark via ski-train for the White Mountains and three of our most hilarious days while living at Lasell. Can't ski? No matter, there's skating and tohogganing, hot cocoa at noon in the woods, rides up the ski-Low and the companionship in the evening around the fire. 65 'Qu pf '5G ' g--5 . ,A , 66 W in in-ur IVUF With Spring, the more elite of the community tire of New England weath- er, don stunning new cn- sembles and board plane or ship for Bermuda. Ah, romantic Bermuda! Or perhaps it isn'I, the weath- er. Possibly the cause for the exodus may he Harvard or Yule or Princeton or Dartmouth. But even without these attractions, the Bermuda trip is u wonderfully exciting one. Y .-or G If A .1 if 4 'A wil l 1 J , 'f i' 0 xg - f D , 0 FD af . .., i Rf 5 xiii-if EE i-' P' :: -- -V bv -- ,. Q0 I Forqot Dgmtl bobbqpin? wx f .1-J .541 Nis4 Qi-4: bf f Although we look forward all year to Pops, when the night linally arrives our excitement eatehes up with us, especially when, just after having heard '4Some Enchanted liveningf' we see Arthur Fiedler raise his . I baton to the right balcony in a salute to Composer lliehard Rogers. Pops is even better than we had dreamed. Most of us sing with Orphean, but even il' we don't, it's a thrill just to sit there, drinking pink lemonade and feeling proud to be from Lasell. la Pink roses ure an magic wand that turn the Municipal Building into the eou n try club for at memorable May night, just after Pops. The air is soft und warm, the H1 usie is perfect as we dance, tulle skirts floating around us. But us we sprinkle our flowers, and slip oll' our sandals, we sud- denly remember thut for some of us, this May Cotillion is the lust big dance. 1.3 . +1 QF' vm a w v J Li If R '- 1 'WWX , , ' B, pi- 5 , S ll ul. N- fur V9 V6 C - '..' uf '- l 4 Q. v. i, QA x ,ff-sa ik. . 8.4 PM 4' ... M. Ai 'fn 1 ,ny ' ' WN a 5+ J' 1A. f-1-msn, ,ga ,J Q f,ig3' . X ..,- 1 u I. Q T'- N 4 - ff I. , .We . N1 ' 5 nr tr, ,,.:.n1f . . I ,k 3 - Wil ft - XXN 5. it umm X .W M v Q1 ,5' H555 ,,.. , I SQ? ,f fin w f , Y, ',-' If 3 ..,.,, K x M2135 qi 4 X x E Us ,J , L 6 Q , 1 ' F N jx KZ Q I 'R ,, M I 3 QQ3 xl m fly 0.1- ' x Q, X ,r if EN Eb QQ 69 Q 1 ei'-J SQ Q Q Ev I Q 5- 1 Q? O Q my 5 S W Ex . X, 0 1 2 X Q .ai 4 ,J ' 'CD M d AN DL CW 7 M 5 WE? 'v fgy W' fl Egg VM ,Q Mfg 5? 2 A 5 fx lx 41 ,HQXQ J .Lb Nfik f! x.. w 'Qi 'Wm 114' l if 1' any -G ,Zin 159 xv After the races, there is a wonderful picnic on the Community Athletic Field. Then we troop into the Municipal Building, as noisy as we've ever been, while the Seniors, and Fuc- ulty entertain us. What joy to see the Secretarial Departmentplaying6'Sweet Adelinew on a dishpan and an ironing board. Everyone leaves Stunt Night in the highest possible spirits, and another link is forged be- tween the citizens and their employees. -rs. One ol' the biggest days in the late spring, u season lilled with big days, is the one ol' the Community -s Outing and Barbecue, comparable to a grandiose Sunday-School Pic- nic or Fishermen's Fair. Absolutely everyone goes down to the banks of the Charles, dressed in dungarees, swinging cameras, munching pop- sicles. Some ol' us don liremen's caps or fca thers and war paint and pile into the canoes to take part in the races, while our comrades leap up and down at the wateris edge. Sometimes on the way home.. we snake-dance through Auburndale. nh' 'na sy V359 R? .r. ' ' - 75 lleports from outside have il, that our eom munity has more than its share of pretty girls. 'l'rue or not, it was still hard to choose the May Queen and her eourt, hut we were very proud ol' them all as they walked beneath the leafy arch in their pastel satin gowns. The queen, Eileen liitsehel, and her eourt: Cissy l'latz, Polly Quilty, Sally Hughes, Sandy Pryor and Di Ramsay. 76 I l When our community gives any sort of a performance, il really goes all out. Nothing is spared to make that performance lhe very besl. possible. The June lfele is a perfect example ol' this. Everyone who worked on or attended the Cireus was impressed by the l.ime and lalenl. that W0lll into il. and the obvious enjoyment of the performers. Our Circus was really a eireus -lhree rings, beautiful trapeze artists, myriad elowns, black satin seals wriggling and barking, pop and popeorn, and to lop it all ol'l', a perfect June day. 77 ,E r'1 ZOXX V, f I , I K X Paris and Dior have nothing on us when wc blossom out in the most chic of cnsembles at our Fashion Show in June. The whole community turns out to get a glimpse of the avant-gardc fashions shown against cxci ting backdrops. 78 This is the next-to-goodbye Class Night. Our time here eutehes up with us suddenly while we take part, in one oi' the linul trauiitions, traditions which have so enriehecl our lives in these too-short years. This is the next-to-goodbye, to our instructors, to our house-mothers, to the town, to eueh other. sr- ' 79 rf.. . ,vu 4 r M gui-9qqnfff'4a,fwI.4,wp 541.1 V xv . . J .M ,fini ,L :f',,f,,,7H . 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Looking forward, as we did, lwo years seemed u very long lime. In retrospect, us we sit for the lust. lime in our caps und gowns, wailing Lo reeeive our rewards for services rendered lo our friends, lo ourselves, and lo our eonlnlunily, we eun only wonder, '6Wusn'l il only yesterday? 80 ii it a Q -Jw' vw .I ,fg , '.,A . 73451 - '- ,, 5g A4v. ..,ul'g '.'g. I'-,'. ,4 ,..?l.'.l.1.1 ' . ' .,-1, , . ,,, , , +- ' L This is our l.own now. Its laugh ter,aml there is lllllclllll-ll11ll,llSl,Clll'S,SllCOCSSOS, failures, traditions and progress all belong to us because it is we who lnake them. YVe pass the Lamp on to the new citizens of Lasell. May it always light the road ahead for them anal for us. And may it also light the road back, for no matter how great the distance, we are never wholly away from the signpost which points clown the roacl to Auburnrlale. 81 ' qw-. ,- f wilf if Q f5 I - f lf A Q -, A Q f ,, , x-, .. - LX P ! 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X3 K' am .CKTQ f l K Q Q W 0 I I' - 1 f Sk K G N , 1 , K NYM X , 1 X C J! hi x fb 1 I I x ff x X E X ANN JANE ABELS 215 North Mountain Avenue Montclair, New Jersey Wlerehandising A.S. Orpheang Spanish Club, Social Activities Committees, Work- shop Players. Janie. . .Confederate flagl. . .'sSareasm, here I come . . .Tea and crumpets at 11:00 l'.M .... Ah had tha mos' mellow time . . .Well-groon1e1l . . . That Ipana smile . . . Easygoing and full of fun. . .'6Yeaus, Martha. DOROTHY JOYCE ANDREWS 25 Lake Street Bridgetou, New Jersey Nlerehandising, A.S. lloekeyg Crew, Soecerg Swimmingg Orpheang Fashion Show- Joyee. . . You realize . . .Always rushing here aml there. . . ,lust dare her. . .Gets a bang out of life. . .Think of the oppo- site of' black, aml you have him. . .One of those people you like for a real friend. ANITA ANGELUS 5 Lareh Road Walmall, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. French Club, Stall' of' '49 and '50 Newsg Editor of '50 Quill, Library Assistant. Anita. . . Doesn't anyone want a date with a Ilarvard Man? ...Mania for short hair... That sister of mine ...The flowers that bloom in the Spring-ah-ehoo!!...Never gels excited over acquaintance danees...One of our struggling young librarians. . .Talks same language as Miss Babcock. JOAN CATIIRYN ANTUN 28-33 4-2nd Street Long Island City, New York Art, A.A. Member of' Executive Councilg Stall' of '50 Quillg Publicity iwanager of L.C.C.A.g Staff of' '49 Lamp, Photography Co- Editor of' '50 Lampg Poster Committee, Prom Committee, Spanish Club. Joannie. . .Attractive brunette. . .Ed . . .Babson formals. . . Dean's list material. . .Talented with the easel. . .Darling hats. . .Always something to do. . .That trip to Paris! JEAN ISABEL APPLECATE 100 Sandford Avenue North Plainfield, New Jersey Art, A.A. Art Editor of '50 News, French Club, Poster Committeeg Prom Committee, Outing Clubs .lune Fete. Jeannie...Cute as a button...A tiny package of giggles... Different man for every weekend. . .Pieasso's protegee. . .Di's adopted sis. . .Easy does it. . .Craze for Dixieland and the Savoy. 84 JOAN D. BAKER 33 Caroline Road Upper lllontclair, New Jersey Secretarial, A.S. Speakers' Bureaug Outing Clubg Softball, Soccer. Wee Bce...Those big brown eyes... On Wiscol1sin ... Crazy about hamburgers and spinach...,lersey's the only state...l'art owner in the ,Iuliet balcony of Carpenter... Music makes her world go round. BARBARA CAROLYN BALDVVIN 27 Wilforal Street Bradford, Connecticut Secretarial, A.S. Basketball, Crew, Cheer Leader, Fashion Show. Bobbie. . .Nightly 'phone calls at eight o'clock. . .Doug. . . lIe's so sweet. . .Can't keep a secret. . .That singing voice. . . Babson. . . Do you think lill get this sweater done by Christ- mas? . . . Feel that muscle. ANN F. BARGAR 115 llarvard Street Everett, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. Spanish Club. Ann .... Tall, blonde dayhop .... W0llllCPflll personality. Hopes to transfer and become a teacher. . .Avid football fan . . .Manages to get the last tuna sandwich every day. . .Miss Smiles. JOYCE S. BARNETT Blythcwood Bucks County, Pennsylvania Medical Secretarial, A.S. Basketball, Crewg Soccer, Blue Featherg Softball. Jerce. . . Uproarious giggle. . .One-word vocabulary-Binkie! .. .Virginia is so far away.. .Saltines at late hours... Let's play bridge . . .Always counting the days 'til vacation . . . Where there's Joyce there's laughter. MARILYN JEAN BARTLETT 316 Amesbury Road Haverhill, Massachusetts Home Economies, A.S. President of L.C.C.A.g Campus Chest Committee, Basketball, llockcyg Crew Captain, Soceerg Softball, Manager of Volley- ballg Orpheang Blue Feather. Bart. . .Loves trips. . .M.I.T. . . .Sports comes first. . . Let's go . . .Ski trip. . .als he tall? . . .One of the Pagcboy Twins . . . I Can Dream, Can't I? 85 ELEANOR E. BARTON 3 Nash Street Milton, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial, A.S. Softball, Orphean. Ellie.. .Slimmer jobs, that's the life. ..Torch singer of the Cape. . . Lct's take oll' for points unknown . . .Smooth dis- position. . .Jazz bamls her passion. . .Give my regards to Broadway. . .The Campus taxi driver. . .Tops in everything. JOAN A. BAUM 59 Echo Bay Drive New Rochelle, New York Merchandising, A.S. Vice-President of Red Cross, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Orphean, Stall' of '50 News, Fashion Editor of '50 Quill, Out- ing Club. ,'Ioan...Love, love, love??... No kidding, tomorrow I diet . . . Must get these lights fixed . . . How does this sound? ss 9 ... I'll lend it to you ... Who's got food. ...Frcsh air fiend... Who is this calling, please? ... Ilow do you in- bale? ' NANCY LEE BEAN 4-73 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine General, A.A. Spanish Club, Secretary of French Club, Workshop Players, June Fete, Speakers' Bureau, Stall' of '50 News, Copy Editor of '50 Lamp. Bean...and .laek...l'uts third floor to bed every night... Oh, exciting! . . .A wedding the twenty-fourth of June. .. I must take my baath . . .Dean's lister. . .MAINE!!. . . Did you know Bar was going to sing for me? . . .Keeps'phone warm on the hook. ,IANET BELL 61 Essex Road Great Neck, New York Liberal Arts, A.A. Crew, French Club, Spanish Club: Orphean. Jan. . .Colby weekends. . .Always broke. . .Statehood for Long Island. . . Howdy, Bub . . .Undercover activities. . .Draper's imp. . . I'm innocent . . . But . . .Future plans-to go on livingll. . .Someone mention sailing?. . .Different l'..I.'s. . . Wakes at eleven l'.M.!. . .Soxless gal. MARGOT E. BERGSTROM 128 Pine Ridge Road West Medford, Illassachusetts Badminton, Volleyball, French Club, Spanish Club, Or- phean, Choir, Ou ting Club, June Fete, Speakers' Bureau. Margot. . .Telephone!!. . . Stardust . . .I just can't under- stand it. ..Tool'ts?...Variety is the spice of lil'e...Lovcs red . . .Draper's other imp. . . I've got an idea . . . Who, me? . . . Ski-train. . .Babyi'ace. . .That look. . .Talks in sleep. 86 PATRICIA ANN BOUTON Anderson Road Norwalk, Connecticut Secretarial, A.S. ,lune F ete. Pat, Sea Biscuit. . .Transfer from Virginia Intermont. . . Anybody want my dessert? . . .A new bridge player. . . Mushroom soup. . .Famous giggle. . .Did she blush?. . . What's trump? . . .Stocking eurlers. . . Who is Robert 'l'aylor? . . .Cute, in a dignified way. ELIZABETII L. BRADEN 20 Mount Vernon Road Upper Montclair, New Jersey Secretarial, A.S. Red Cross. Sneakie Petel. . .Looking for a ballplayer. . .Gal with the candy Daddy. . .Shorthand will he her death yet. . .Keeps the sneaker light burning until 3:00 A.M. typing. . . I'm going to hed early tonight Cl2:00J . . . Anyhody seen Sneakie Pete shake a leg? YVETTE Il. BRAUN 60 Calierson Terrace llartsdale. New York Liberal Arls, A.A. French Club, German Club, Orpheang Modern Dance Clubg Workshop Players, Royal Occasion, June Fete. Vet. . .B.U.!. . .Beams when anyone says George , . .Con- fetti. . . All right, all readyv. . .A second Margot Fonteyn. . . Goes limp on There's No Tomorrow . . .Loves prune whip. . . Nylon and lace . . .Trips on her earrings. . .Those legs. . . Europe Cand not alonej. CMRSJ DOROTHEA ICNGEL BRIMBLECOM 42 Athelstane Road Newton Center, Massachusetts Secretary of German Clubg Crewg Stall' of '50 Newsg Speakers' Bu reaug Prom Committee. Dotty. . .Fair and sweet. . .Love those eyesl. . .Tufts and Monk . . .Always a friendly Hi . . .Conferences with Mrs. Rinks. . . Loves to wash clothes and darn socks. . . Sorry, I have to study . . .Studying twosome. ,IOANN B. BROOKS 255-4-1 Upland Road Great Neck, New Y0l'k Merchandising, A.S. Jo. . .Lively personality. . .Loves flying. . . Rah, Rah, .Brown- ona. . .Great coke consumer. . . Oh, looket there, am't she perdy? 87 .aft PATRICIA BROWNELL Orenaug Road Woodbury, Connecticut Dramaties, A.A. Orpheang June Feteg Speakers' Bureau, President of Red Cross Chapter, President of Workshop Players, The Mad llattersg Holiday. Pat. . .I'Iair?. . .194-8: '6I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm . . .194-9: Don't Cry, Joe . . .Knee-length necklaces. . . Middle name: Cheese 'n Crackers. . . Lasell specials. . .Squeaky heels. . .West Point, Babson, or New York?. . .Ah, the theah- ter. . . dumbscrot and 6'lllIfl1bSllHlCk.,, NANCY A. BURROWS Liberal Arts, A.A. 418 Elmer Road Ashmont, Massachusetts Badminton, Speakers' Bureau, Orpheang Spanish Club, Chairman of Entertainment Committee. Nance. . .Sweet, mild-mannered . . . Understanding, attentive listener. . .Always ready to join in l'un...Quiet 'til she gets going. . .Long, sand-colored hair. . .0h, that Military Ball. CYNTHIA R. BUTLER 688 Worcester Road Framingham, Massachusetts Speakers' Bureau, Stall' of '50 Lamp. Cindy...Hails from 'way up there in Framingham...Resi- dent turned day-hop. . .Mad for tennis and badminton. . . Sense of humor. . .Real friend. . .Wonderful disposition. AUDREY ,I. CALLAHAN 154- Sherman Avenue Rockville Centre, New York Secretarial, A.S. Hockey, Soccer, Outing Club, Fashion Show, June Feteg Workshop Players. Aud . . .Contagiously cheerful. . . Never heard of Hofstra? . . . Carpen ter's Fire Captain . . .Midnight bus rides back to school . . .Boundless energy. . .Jim . . . IIave you heard this one? . . . Inevitable car trouble. . .Our eye-catching Aud. MARY ANNE CARPENTER 98 Main Street Newport, Vermont Medical Secretarial, A.S. gllgewg Orpbeang Choir, Blue Feather, Outing Club, Fashion ow. Aiine. . . Too much . . .Believes in painless dentistry. . . Llmitless blouses. . .That was a long three minutes. . .Mother Carpenter, the morale booster of Clark. . . I've had just about enough, Put . . .Bursting with friendliness. 88 JOAN M. CARROLL 69 Carleton Road Belmont, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Crewg Orphcang June Fete. Joan. . . WelI, Pm telling you . . .That house on Grove Street . . .Nancy's other half. . .Weekends in Vermont. . .Big, brown eyes. . .How we envy her endless wardrobe. . .One ol' thc swellest girls on Campus. MARILYN A. CATERSON 21 Shelley Avenue Valhalla, New York Secretarial, A.S. Softballg Volleyballg Orpheang Red Cross. Molly. . .Hysterics at midnight. . . Cet that pack . . .Typing whiz. . .Craze for tuna fish. . . ,lust checkin, . . .Plans her holiday wardrobe a month in advance. . .Uses maroon trunk as a weekend ease. . .Piekard's ever-willing pianist. BARBARA ANN CHACE 74- Grand View Road Arlington, Massachusetts Merchandising, A.S. ,Iune Feteg Crewg Orphean. Chace. . .Never a dull moment. . .Full of pep. . .Heart of gold . . .Much fun and laughter. . .Entertaining Senior pictures. . . Never at a loss for words. . .Many visits to Cushing. . .Con- stant war with Kenny. . .Fiend for jazz. ,IANICE .I. CHADBOURNE 53 Aberdeen Street Newton Highlands, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Spanish Club, Orphean. Janice. . . Deep in the Heart of Texas . . .Lights, Action, Camera. . . I just know I'm going to fail that course . . .Go to sleep! Pd rather not. . .She can go home for the evening if she wants. BARBARA M. CIIIPMAN 4-26 Country Way Egypt, Massachusetts Merchandising, A.S. Orphean. B. . .Between her professional and enlisted men . . .Whant a situation?. . . Did I get any on ya'? . . .Ithaca postmark means dictionary time. . .Always something doing. . . Busy hee in the dining room . . .Ever ready to eat. 89 SUZANNE CLARK 125 Wykagyl Terrace New Rochelle, New York Liberal Arts, A.A. Crewg Volleyhallg Outing Cluhg June Fctc. Sue. . .Teacher knitter. . .Have you heard the laugh?. . . '5Where have you bean? . . . Have I lost any weight loday?,' . . .Never caught up on her letters. . .Always something lo say . . . l'lans -What are they, Hummln? . . .Perpetual motion . . .Carpenter's wardrobe. . .Can't keep account of her men . . . Loves her tennis. GLORIA M. CLEMENT 537 Plumtree Road Springfield, Nlassachusetts Merchandising, A.S. Volleyhallg Orphcansg Workshop Playersg Fashion Showg Speakers' Bureau. Gloria. . .Clothes. . .Tuna-fish sandwiches. . .Curly blonde hair . . .als il damp out . . .Mac, Peanu ts, and-. . .Enormous appetite. . .Packing weeks before a vacation. . .Linda. . .Food is her middle name. NANCY ANN COGCESIIALL 27 Lincoln Avenue Ridgewood, New ,lersey General, A.S. Music Chairman of L.C.C.A.g Orpheang Outing Club. Coggeshall. . .Tall and dark. . .Kitten on the keys. . .Bob? Carl? Alden?. . .Who knows. . . Oh, for gosh sakes . . .Gets lost in Boston. . .Ridgcwood, Sis hoom bah. . . Where's Winkle? . . .Nl don't know that piece. ANNE CAROLYN COLBY Route 44 Laconia, New Hampshire Liberal Arts, A.A. Prom Comlnitteeg Workshop Playersg Treasurer of World Federalists Chapter. Anne. . .Cats and E. E. Cummings. . .Silent one. . .Collects elephant hells. . .Wide-eyed and handsome. . .Stravinsky. . . Drinks more water. . .Pinned to Joe. . .Bids seven no-. . . Modern interior dee. . . Rodriguez. . .'6Like so. MARCIA COLLINGWOOD Riverside Avenue Riverside, Connecticut Academic Mtlsic, A.A. Crewg Orpheang Choirg Workshop Playersg Royal Occasiong Red Cross. Nlarky. . .Beautiful eoloratura. . .Wonderful spirit. . .Always ready for a fast bridge game. . .Red nightshirt. . . Voom . . . one of the early risers. . .Tie shoes. . .Will-power in sweets. . . Blonde hair that never has to be set. . .Passion for her room- mate's red coat. . .One of thc inseparable three. 90 JOYCE M. COLLINS 112 St. James Place lilerchantville, New Jersey Art, A.A. June Feteg Workshop Players, Spanish Club, Prom Commit- tee. Joyce. . .Quiet until you get to know her. . .Cuts her hair every time she has a fight with her boyfriend . . .Teased about her Jersey accent. . .Likes Mass. and the male population. . . Murder stories. . .Beautiful Scandinavian sweaters. . .Sense ol humor. . .Considera te. MARY JANE COIIRALLO 810 West. Center Street Medina, New York Nlerchandising, A.S. Orpheang President of Briggs, Workshop Players, lVlad llat- iirsLtuVice-l'resident of Woodland, lied Cross, Speakers' M.J .... Medinah! . . .Knows her clothes and wears them beautifully. .. -will be all the go next season . ..'l'he eyes have it. . .Giggles. . . On you, Notre Dame! . . . Bean?! . . . Does her hangs up like little snails. . .Her red lace dress the pride of the Brigadoons. . .Capable. . .Sister to Jack. NAOMI COX 60 Lexington Street Belmont, Massachusetts General, A.S. Outing Clubg Fashion Show, Speakers' Bureau, Stall' ol' '50 Lamp. Naom . . .Just Plain Bill. . . What's the name of that Street? . . . Life of the Barn. . .Lost without Carmen. . . Yes. . .Um- Hum . . . Have you seen the sweater I knitted? . . .A sincere friend. JOANNIC CREVELING Fairlca Patterson, New York Liberal Arts, A.A. Ilockeyg June Feteg Stall' of '50 Lamp. Creveling. . .Dry sense of H. . .When she's not taking a nap, she's thinking about it. . .Talks C?J in her sleep. . . Now where's that other star? ...l'Iuge record eollection... Oh, Victor, you Mature, you . . .An easygoing kid on the Dean's list. . .New York, it's a wonderfull town. MERCEDES A. CUETARA 30 Sunset lload Melrose, Massachusetts Academic Music, A.A. President of Conn House, Orpheang Choirg Spanish Club. Cutie. . . 0oh, my hair . . .That cheery good-morning. . . Studying Spanish. . .Always game. . . Any mail today? 91 ROBERTA CUMMINGS 35 Cambridge Road Woburn, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Workshop Players, ,Iune Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Bobby. . . l'm lonesome . . .That daily letter. . .Long tele- phone conversations. .. I've got lu study ...Never has the right thing to wear. . .Always using a permission. MARY D. DALE 126 S llill Road Ridgewood, New jersey General, A.S. Softball, Orpheang Choirg Workshop Players, Speakers' Bu- reau. . Mary . . .The appropriate comment. . .Always averaging short- hand marks. . .Longs for Ridgewood and Ray. . .Witty. . . Neat room?. . . Oh, I must do my homework . . .Willing to llelp. . .alley-kids.,'. . .WVOYICSIIOP Players comedian. . .Liked my all. JOAN R. DARWENT 27 Beekman Road Summit, New ,lersey Liberal Arts, A.A. President ol' Gardner, Soeial Chairman ol' l..C.C.A.g Member ol' Executive Council, Crew, Workshop Players, Blue Feather, Outing Club, June Feteg Speakers, Bureau, Stall'0l' '50 News. Dar. . .Sparkling. . .Occupant of that hard-to-find room in Gardner. . . Lovely black hair. . .Sinceri ty plus. . .Gardner's able president. . .Dazzling smile. . .A wonderful sport and spunky as they come. JEAN IW. DAVIES ff, F. A. Clark Estate Westbury, New York Medical Secretarial, A.S. Editor of '50 Newsg Stall Member ol' Quillg June Feteg Speak- ers' Bureau, Crew. .lean... Girls, l've got so much to do ...Always meeting deadlines. . .If you're not near the one you love, you love the one youire near. . .Procrastination personified . . . Nobody loves me . . .Glasses on the end of her nose. . . Supp0se . . . 6'Stop arguing. JOYCE D. DAVIES CA, F. A. Clark Estate W'estbury, New York General, A.S. Stall' of News, Crew, June Fele. Jerce...,Ierry... llasn't anybody ever heard of Siena? ... Earlv to bed and hates to rise... Girl of My Dreamsu... 'l'eehnically . . .Future in Cooperstown. . .Peter Lawford fan lst . . fsjean, let's have a cup ol' tea . . . We're not arguing, ji discussing. 92 JANET A. DEBBS 4153 Boydcn Avenue Maplewood, New Jersey Merchandising, A.S. Outing Clubg Fashion Showg June Feteg Speakers' Bureaug Crew, Workshop Players. Debbie. . .I'll play solitaire alone . . .Wishes she could sing, but Clark wishes she won't. . .Hapless victim of that air pock- et. . . Polka-dotted slippers. . . Did somebody say food? . . . China doll. . . I Wish I Didn't Love You So . . .Shiny hair. IELIZABETII DEPOIAN 36 Lexington Avenue Bradford, Massachusetts Ceneral, A.S. Orphean. Bette. . .December 18. . .It,'s Chick. . .Saver ol' Sewing. . . Natural curls. . .Startling gaicty. . .Family gal. . .All those shoes. SHIRLEY K. DICWIS 21 W'estra Street Interlaken, New Jersey Home Economics, A.S. June Feteg President ol'Blaisdcll. Dew. . . Pinned to Bobby. . .Three pairs ol' socks at once, I get bored if I knit on just one pair at a time . . . Am I broke . . .Reluctant bridge player. . .Skiing. . . My hair is getting too long . . . I'll Be Around. LOIS DICKERNIAN 69 Newell Avenue Southbridge, Massachusetts General, A.S. June Feteg Prom Committee. Lo. . . Wake me at eighty. . .Dear old Southbridge. . .Man- hater. . .Ardent bridge fan. . .Saturday night apple pics. . . That cold draught. . . Knits a sock at night. MARY IC. DICKISY 15 Lewis Place Rockville Centre, New York Secretarial, A.S. Building Fundg Red Crossg Speakers' Bureau, June Fete. Dickey. . .Worry, worry, worry. . .Sings for llarvard . . .Cay and considerate. . .'6Ah's so tired . . .Mail from interesting nlalcs. . . Isn't there a good mystery on? . . .I'eek's had girl . . . Monkey business on the poop deck. 93 I .Pr 4' V .C ' . JJI, V k r L , 4. ns '- 4.. . !.T!?.,yGg1 DOROTHY M. DIEM 134-0 Trafalgar Square West Englewood, New ,lersey Merchandising, A.S. D.D. . . .Tall, attractive. . .Shortie pajamas. . .Swede. . .Black and white frappes. . .Pet turtle. . .Billy Eckstine records. . . Striking clothes. . .Always a sweet smile. . .Proud of her home town . MARY CLAIRE DODGE Clcn Avenue Sparta, New Jersey Secretarial, A.S. Orphean, Modern Dance Club, ,lune Fete, Publicity Chair- man of Speakers' Bureau. Little Claire. . .Big appetite. . .Talent at the piano. . .Modern dance. . .Temple and B.C.!. . .Always leans on the horn. . . If that were me, I'd get a demerit . . .'4-9 Cotillion weekend . . . What's up, Doe? . . .Wind the clock and go to bed. ,IOAN ELIZABIETII DORAU 268 Mountain Avenue Ridgewood, New Jersey Medical Secretarial, A.S. Red Cross, Orphean, Outing Club. Dorau . . .Pretty blonde. . .No place on earth like Maine- execpt Ridgewood. . .Ardent Yankee rooter. . . Isn't that ex- eiting? . . .Yea, M.I.T., and Grover Cronin's. . .Tommy Ilen- rich. . . What a riot . . .Doctor Dorau. . . Ol1, my heavens. MAJORIE ROSE DOW 178 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont Secretarial, A.S. Orphean, June Fete, Workshop Players, Mad Hattersf' Midge. . .True Vermonter. . .Big as a minute. . .Secretary in radio, her goal.. .We think she'd do O.K. on the dramatic end, too. ..House barber and short-hair stylist...Conscien- tions. . .Competent and full of fun. . .Freedom is her motto, but definitely. GLORIA T. DRULIE 344- School Street Watertown, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. Member of Exeeu tive Council, Vice-President ol' Dayhop Group, Chairman of Dayhop Building Fund, ,I une Fete, Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Orphean, Workshop Players. Gloria. . .Bubbles with sparkle and personality. . .One of the great harmonizers in the Barn. . .nl simply adore Mr. Pack- ard . . .Finally made the Senior prom. . . Give me liberty or give me death . . . Oh, l nearly died . . .Always in a dither. . . Ambitious worker. . .One swell gal. 94 EILEEN DUFFY 8 Homer Avenue Larchmont., New York Art, A.A. Crewg Softball, Vollcyballg Orpheang Vice-President ol' Senior Class, Vice-President of L.C.C.A.g Photography Editor of '50 Lampg .lune Feteg Freshman Prom. Dull. . .Never has a minute to spare. . .Personality plus. . . Williams, here she comes. . .Sparkling wit. . .Nlad about Kiss Nle, Kate ...Enjoys doing things for others...Long distance 'phone calls. MARY K. DUFFY 31 Halcyon Road New ton Centre, Massachusetts Secrct.arial, A.S. June Feteg Speakers' Bureau. DulT. . .Why all dressed up on Monday? . . . llas someone got an extra piece of paper?. . .'l'alkative. . .Vivaeious. . .Cheery smile and a friendly hello to everyone. MARY LOUISE DUNIIAM 11 Dorham Avenue Teancek, New ,Iersey Liberal Arts, A.A. Softball, Outing Clubg Speakers' Bureaug Stall' of News. Lou. . .Teaneck. . . Quiet-Billy Eckstine . . .Brown eyes. . . Souvenirs plus. . . And we can watch the ducks . . .Mystery stories. . .Love letters. . .Sleepyhead . . .Wind the teddy bear and so to hed. LAURA M. ECKERT 380 Ardsley Road Scarsdale, New York Secretarial, A.S. Fashion Show. Laura. . .That laugh. . .Nightly calls from M.I.'l' .... Anyone need a secretary?. . . Can't wait to work . . . Calil'ornia, Here I Come . . .What's life without a radio? . . .Fire drills at two A.M. GRACE L. ECKLES Cin tonville Road Northford, Connecticut Liberal Arts, A.A. Workshop Players, Spanish Cluhg Red Cross, Outing Clulng ,lune Feteg Special Features Editor of '50 News. Gracie. . .Tall and slender. . .Auburn hair. . .Talented in journalism. . .Never gets angry. . .Studies like a beaver. . . Likes dreamy music. . .Good dancer. . . Only got three letters today. 95 x, 1 in--4 if if I It ' . 6- MARY G. EDDY 24' East Street Rutland, Vermont Pre-Nursing, A.S. Treasurer of Spanish Clubg June Feteg Secretary of Red Cross, Speakers' Bureau. - Cay. . .l2:29M. . . l'Iand or board? . . .Yellow convertible. . . Puns at midnight. . . I'll take the key . . .Christmas decora- tions. . .Topsey's. . .Dear Mr. Anthony. . .Taxi to dinner. . . I don't want to cut my hair . . . What'll I wear? . . .Moon- light in Vermont. MARY E. EDM ONDS 812 Edgewood Avenue Trenton, New Jersey Secretarial, A.S. Badminton, Crew, Volleyballg French Clubg Outing Clubg .luneFete. Bunkie. . .Oh, those eyes. . .Always friendly. . .Pupil knitter . . . No, Kid . . .Don't panic, Buntred. . . I've just got to get to N.Y.C., somcway. sometime. . .Always at the typewriter. . . Off to Princeton and poison ivy. . .Loves her Bambi. MARION A. ETTINGER I6 Overlook Road Scarsdale, New York Liberal Arts, A.A. Basketball, Hockey, Crew, Softball, Vollcyhallg French Club, Orpheang Choirg Snow Ballg Stall' of '50 Lamp. 'Tis not work I choose today, 'tis pIay... Oh, I'm s-o-o-o tired. It can't be morning . . .Hair of gold and eyes of blue. . . Loves her sports. . .Lost my head. . .Little Red Riding Hood. . . Too much . . .Always hopping up and down. . .Sweet and sincere and a real buddy. DIANA EWING Post Oilice Box 1323 Visalia, California General, A.S. Orpheang Workshop Playersg Speakers' Bureau, Girl Scout Chairman of L.C.C.A.g Art Editor of '50 Lamp. Danni. . .our attractive redhead. . .Gardnerites will long re- member her for her clever smoker cartoons. . .'phone conver- sations with her man at Harvard. . . Wait 'til I tell you . . . Where therc's laughter, you'll find Danni. PIIYLLIS FARR 33 Mount Vernon East Weymouth Heights, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. Orpheang Workshop Players, Royal Occasion , President of Cushing, Bragdon House Councilg Exchange Editor of '50 News and '50 Quill. Red, Phyl . . . House meeting at nine-fifteen . . .Tremendous sense of humor. . . No potato, please . . .Always in a jam. . . Good-natured . . .Belongings in every room . . .As many friends as freckles. 96 ALICE JANET FOLEY 26 Mount Pleasant Street W'inehcster, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Outing Club, June Feteg French Club, Orphean. Jan. . .Gloucester forever. . .Blind date bureau. . .Dates with the dentist. . .First-floor privileges. .. Sally, have you done your accounting brown. ? . . .Limitless overnights. . .Loves the color LOIS K. FORM 559 Olympia Avenue Cliffside Park, New Jersey General, A.S. Spanish Club. I.ois...'I'ruly the epitome of smoothness and sophistication . . .Plans a trip to South America with the WI rio . . .Mad love L' l' those week- for crazy hats... Oh, please now Ives or ends. . .Just ask Lois and you'll always get an honest answer. PATRICIA L. FORTUINE 39 Stearns Road Ogunquit, Maine Medical Secretarial, A.S. Orphean. Pat...That orchid from New York. ..She studies hard, but it seems as though she's always knitting. . . Three Cheers for Maine . . . Baek llome for Keeps. BEVERLEY li. FORTYE 129 Dowsett Avenue Ilonolulu, T. Il. Art, A.A. Badminton, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Prom Commit- tee, Blue Feather, Swimming. Bev. . .Vivacious blonde. . .I'Iawuii. . .'l'here's always Charlie . . .Hates cold weather. . .Swimming Champ. . .Lives for the mail. . .Western sandwiches. . .Entertains with her ukulele. NANCY LOU FRANK 1231 Summer Street Stamford, Connecticut Merchandising, A.S. June Feteg Outing Club, Fashion Showg Speakers' Bureau, Crew, Soccerg Softballg Workshop Players, L.C.C.A. Chapel Board. Frankie... Psyehologically speaking ...Voiee like a re- sounding bell. . .Always forgets to set the alarm. . .Eighteen pairs of shoes with suits to match. . .Clark's mermaid in the txl:b...Women's Wear Daily, Everyday?...Little Miss Sun- s me. 97 MARY G. GAMBLE 5135 Belmont Avenue, South Minneapolis, Minnesota Liberal Arts, A.A. Basketball: Vice-President of Spanish Club, Vice-President of Executive Council, Prom Committee, Orphean, Workshop Players, Royal Occasion , Speakers' Bureau. Mary with the laughing face. . .The Voice. . .College weekends . . . Where or When . . .Faux pas in assembly speeches. . .Go West, you Easterners. . .Sparkle. . .Never a dull moment. . . Original ideas. . .Those superior Minnesota boys. CLARE GAMMONS 901 Stuart Road Wilmington, Delaware Liberal Arts, A.A. Iloekey, Crew, Orphean, Bragdon House Council, Swimming. Cubby. . .Loves green. . .Harvard Law School. . . But Andy likes blonde hair . . .All-American halfback-Hockey, that is . . .Second home, the Pioneer. . . You're All I Want ForChrist- mas . . .Sympathetic Sue. MARJORIE W. GILBERT 589 Prospect Street Maplewood, New Jersey Merchandising, A.S. Captain of Blue Team, Fashion Show, Member of Executive Council, Secretary-Treasurer of L.C.C.A., Co-Publicity Man- ager of '50 Lamp, June Fete, Speakers' Bureau, Crew, Soccer, Softball. Margie... WelI, I might as well study, I can't sIeep ... Telephone calls from FIorida...'l'he envy of Clark for her natural curly hair...Pistol paekin' Margic...Execls in all sports. . .Catnaps. JOAN DORIS GILMORE 1200 East Washington Lane Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Secretarial, A.S. Hockey, Orphean, Choir, June Fete, Stall' of '50 Lamp. Pepper . . . Hold the 'phone . . . How attractive . . . Pet pceve-shorthand. . .Faithfull Philadelphian. . .Spark plug of the hockey team . . .Hopes of a Physical Ed future. . .Stubborn . . .Always a ready IIi . . .Glowing personality. . .She loves people and they love her. DOROTIIEA A. COEIIRING 78 Brandon Road Worcester, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial, A.S. Badminton, Softball, German Club, Orphean, Workshop Players, Swimming Team. Dot. . .Contagious laugh. . .Often caught knitting those end- less socks. . .Ever ready with a helping hand. . .Our Dot's always there. . .Daily 'phone calls at 7:00 P.M .... Got to do my homework-In a minute. ' 98 NANCY JANE COULD 21 Hillcrest Road WillIlS0r, Connecticut lwerehandising, A.S. Workshop Playersg June Feteg Fashion Showg Speakers' Bureaug Prom Committee. Nan. . .Avid fashion follower. . . Do you know-? . . .Upsala Mission . . .HI think I'll cut. my hair . . . Rainy-day hat. . . Sammy Sneed, the second . . .Such rosy cheeks. . .Talka tive and entertaining. HELEN C. GRAHAM 168 Main Street Falmouth, Massachusetts Art, A.A. Executive Board of L.C.C.A.g Worksllop Players, Royal Oc- casion , Crew, Basketball, French Club, Orpheang Prom Committee, Blue Feather, President of Clark. Pat. . .Looks cute with her hair curled, hut. wears it straight ... Patty, can I borrow-? ...llas the best-looking older brother. . .Her grandmot,her's house on the Cape. . .Dislikes heels. . .Takes mad money on a date. . .Her squeal, Gee's. SALLY CORNELIA GRIFFITII 924 Sunset Street Scranton, Pennsylvania Merchandising, A.S. Modern Dance Cluhg Worksliop Players, Orpheang ,Iune Feteg Blue Feather. Griff. . . Yahoo . . .Half-hour 'phone calls from New .lersey . . .Cushing's fortune-teller. . .Infectious giggle. . .Quick wit . . .Dressed from Voguc . . . lt's all in the Illilllln. . .Cute personality all her own. BARBARA E. GRILLS 1280 Post. Road Fairfield, Connecticut Nlcrchandising, A.S. Staff of '50 Lamp, Nlay Cotillion. Bobbie. ..Pinned to Kappa Sig Bowdoin grad.. .Short hair- cuts. . .Ask Granny Grills. . . Those darn Women's Wear Dailies . . .0h, those weekends in Salem . . .That red dress. . . Worryhird . . .Loves Boston and the Cape. BARBARA NANCY GROICNING 260 Morris Avenue Rockville Centre, New York Art, A.A. Chairman of Poster Committee, Orpheang Outing Clubg June Feteg Stall' of '50 Lamp. Bobbie... Do you realize?'i...A package every week... Larry, the man of distinction... 0nly 2M more days ... Poster assignments...Warrior...Dimples... I ean't sleep with that light on,,...Chief baby-sitter... I'm done, I'm done! 99 A M LORRAINE M. GRONTOFT 152 Mountain Avenue Summit, New Jersey Merchandising, A.S. Outing Club, June Feteg Speakers' Bureau, Workshop Players. Mouse. . . I'm so tired . . .Pinned to a Rutgers man. . . Hearty giggle. . .I'etite. . .Terrific dancer. . .Dents in both cheeks. . .Trips to New Jersey. . . I just can't study any nl0re. MARGARET R. GROUT 4.1 College Avenue Upper Montclair, New Jersey Advertising, A.A. Soccer, Softball, Bragdon House Council, Orpheang Choirg June Feteg Workshop Players, Mad Platters . Marni. . . It's hot in here . . . Oh, I have a little work to do . . .Pinned during Christmas vacation. . .Unsought trouble. . . Nighttime snacks. . . Good for laughs . . .Can I have your seallops?. . .Life is just a howl of cherries. ROSEMARIE K. GSCHWANDER 44- Plymouth Street Montclair, New Jersey Secretarial, A.S. German Club, Spanish Clubg Outing Club. Rosie. . .Sweet disposition. . .Blind-date bureau . . .Wants to he a secretary in the big city. . .Loyalty plus. . .Active social life. . . I wish the 'phone would ring . . .Studies faithfully. . . Likes nlovies. LORRAINE J. GUSTAVSON 4-06 Stratfield Road Fairfield, Connecticut Secretarial, A.S. Softball, Volleyball, Outing Clubs June Feteg Speakers' Bu- reau. Joy. . .Either knitting or writing. . . Want something to eat? . . .loves to dance. . .So many dresses. . .Sweet and eute. . . Thousands of records. . .Nlusical Carpenter with the saxo- phone. . .Always eats two desserts. . .Shows her photo album to everyone. . .Loves S's . . .Ready smile and laugh. JEANNE T. HACKETT 195 North Spring Street Naugatuck, Connecticut General, A.S. Crewg Softball, Volleyballg W'orkshop Players, Outing Club, June Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Jeannie. . .l'ersonality. . . Cla, help me . . .Jeannie with the dark brown hair. . .Baby talk. . . All I Want for Christmas Is My One Front Tooth . . .Daily letters. . .R.I'.I. How I Love You . . .Buzz. . . What a honey. 100 .lOAN L. IIAHN 11 Delaware Road Bellerose, New York Home Economics, A.S. Crew, Softball, Volleyhallg Orpheang Outing Club, Fashion Show. Joan. . .Happy-go-lucky. . .Gardner's expert. cook. . . No hot water . . .Generosity aglore. . .HI feel hilious . . .Saturday taxi service wit.h the new Buick. . .Bottoms up. . .Always ready with a helping hand. . .Joan and ,luck-the ideal couple. JOANNE HAIGIS 21 Robinson Parkway Burlington, Vermont Art, A.A. German Clubg Orpheang Workshop Playersg Staffof '50 Lampg June Feteg Social Activities Committee. Stuff. . .UVM. . .Li'l Haigis. . . He comes from Burlington, you know . . .Skiing. . .The Charleston. . .Fire captain with ideas. . . My name is not Stufl'y . . .Art all the time. . . There goes another crack in Barry's picturen. . .Just plain funny. JANICE A. HALLIGAN 360 Payson Road Belmont, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Jan. . . Honest.ly, kids . . .Dean's list all the way. . .Be right with Halligoon. . .Sweet and lovely. . .Dorchester her main attraction. . .T.V. and tea. . .Her blonde hair the envy of the Campus. JUNE IIOPE IIANDLEMAN 10 Wamstltta Avenue Worcester, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial, A.S. Crewg Volleyballg Orphean. June. . . Are you serious? . . .Multi letters. . .Loves to eat. . . Fiekle. . .Blonde hair . . . Oatmeal . . . Haunts the first-floor triple. . .Trips on her eyelashes. . .Marines' Hymn. . .Full ol' fun and pep. CAROL J. HANNA 32 Fclsmere Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island General, A.S. Outing Club, June Fetc. C.,I .... Doc. . .Bones and more bones. . .Knee warmers. . . Bed socks and red P.,l.'s. . . Nasal wings worn 24- hours a day . . .Oh where, oh where has my little Bill gone? . . .UI hate all men-except one . . .Peachy. . .Paintings. . .What is it? 101 JOAN T. IIARRINGTON I2 Darby Road lwilton 86, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial, A.S. Crew, Softball, Wcnrksltop Playcrsg Outing Club. Ilr. Harrington. . .Smart dresser. . .Types with the speed of light. . .and constantly. . .Yen for travel. . .Easygoing. . .New Look hair-do. . .Twinkling eyes. . .Wonderful disposition. . . Slow disarming smile. CAROL A. IIAYE Mountain Avenue, Mt. Rethel Plainfield. R.F.D. 2, New Jersey Art, A.A. Orpheang Art Editor of '50 Quill. Sweet. smile and loads of pep. . .Main interests: interior dec- oration and a certain party at B.U .... Date every night with Vaughn Monroe. . . More fun . . .Elected queen at a nearby college. . .Always dependable and rarin' to go. MARILYN IIAYNES R 130 Rogers Avenue West Springfield, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. Spanish Clubg Vice-President of United World Federalists Chapter. Red. . .Subtly hilarious wit. . .Caln1, cool and collected. . . Bowdoin?. . .Passion for skiing. . .Always a good word . . . 'iwhat a pookie . . .Famous stories. . .Never a dateless week- end. . . tops. VIRGINIA M. IIIBBERT Sunset Trail Ranch Nlesa, Arizona General, A.S. Crew? .lune Feteg Blue Feather. Ilib. . .Tall, slender redhead. . .Never a dull moment when she's in sight. . .My George. . .Loves bridge. . .HI guess . . . Repertoire of stories. . .Hib and Stearns are an unbeatable combination. . .woltclerftll gal. BARBARA J. IIIRES Wild Rose Shores Annapolis, Maryland Secretarial, A.S. President of Carpenter, Red Cross, Spanish Club. Barb. . .Naturally curly hair. . .HI loves 'em . . .Dartmonth's in town again. . .Soft, furry animals. . .Those mistakes in her argyles. . .Neat and trinl. . .Full of fun. 102 MARY ANN HOLADAY 47 Hurd Road Belmont, Massachusetts Meclieal Secretarial, A.S. President of Piekardg ,lune Feteg Crewg Workshop Players. Ann. . .Always smiling. . .Never signs in a minute early. . . Takes a nap almost every day. . . Don called . . .Can get dressed in five seconds flat. . .lCngaged. MARJORIE HOMER 34 Collins Road Waban, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial, A.S. Margie...Partial to B. U. Medical School...Reeve's peanut butter cup. . .One of the inseparable three. . .Always a smile. VIRGINIA N. IIOPSON Prospect Road Westfield, New York General, A.S. Hockey, Softball, Workshop Players, Fashion Showg Speak- ers' Bureaug Swimming, Ginny. . .Long slow drawl. . . Too much . . .Dry sense of humor. . .Loads of laughs and friends. . .Red flannels and sherbet parties. . . ,Ioan . . .where are you? . ..Full of pep. . . Always some excitement. . .Passion for messing up choco- lates. . .Loves horses. . .Terrific rider. . . Keeps Gardner in stitches. NANCY A. HOU DE 24-6 Webster Street Manchester, New Hampshire General, A.S. Workshop Playersg Ou ting Club, June Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Rusty...M.I.T .... ller hair gives her the name...Brownies and hot chocolate for breakfast. ..Worries about her prob- lems. . .Concentrates on shorthand. . . Where's Smitty?', . . .Apt to frown unconsciously. . .Sweet and sincere. PHYLLIS A. HOWARD 20 Green Street Lebanon, New llampshire Merchandising, A.S. Cheerleaderg Blue Featherg June Fete. Phyl. . .Calls at odd hours. . .Incessant hair-hacker. . .Partial to D'd. . .Mad about skiing. . .Geesum crow. . . You don't mind if I borrow this, do you? . . .Alarms at seven. . .Always owing letters. 103 MARILYN R. HUBNER 80 Kingsbury Road Garden City, New York Secretarial, A.S. Orpbean, Workshop Players, Speakers' Bureau. The :unrelated third of Draper's triple. . . Malaguena . . . I wanta tuna-fish sandwich . . .A fickle eye. . .Answers let- ters before the ink's dry. . . The Man I Love . . .Constantly worrying, but loves to laugh. .. NI was so embarrassed . . . Oh, that best man. SALLY CAROLYN IIUCIIES 102 Cabot Street Newton. Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. Basketball, Crew, Manager of Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Spanish Club, Treasurer of Freshman Class, President of Senior Class, Member of Executive Council, Queen's Court, Speakers' Bureau, Orphean, Captain of White Team, Sports Editor of News, Stall' of Quill, Campus Chest Committee. Sally. . .Contagious smile. . .Those lovely, long blonde tresses . . . Bubbling personality. . .Dislikes no one. . .Two-year class ollicer. . .Weakness for Mo .... Oh, that Jersey Shore. . .Never a spare moment. . .Asset to every sport. . .Sweetheart of Mass. Maritime. . . And now you know, I do have to do my home- work. LESLIE M. IIUMM 35-50 169 Street Flushing, New York Home Econonlics, A.S. Badminton, Crew, Volleyball, Blue Feather, Outing Club, Fashion Show. Les. . .Long, then short blonde hair. . .HI could just die . . . Sue, I'm up to the heel . ..IIot sketeh...What a sense of humor. . .Known for her sweaters. . .Carefree and happy. . . Should have been an art major. ..YVhat's in New Rochelle, .es? CAROL J. IIUSTED Parish Drive Mountain View, New Jersey Liberal Arts, A.A. Badminton, Crew, Softball, Spanish Club, Orphean, Blue Feather, Speakers' Bureau, President of Woodland, Member of Executive Council: Tennis. Corky. . .Delightful combination of brains and personality. . . f'What's the matter with ,lersey? . . .Make mine music. . . sense of humor plus. . .Loves Cape Cod. . .Life's one constant whirl. . .Never a dull moment. . .Carpenter's philosopher. PATRICIA ANN HYDE 28 South Williams Street Burlington, Vermont Dramatics, A.A. Crew, Orphean, Cheerleader, Speakers' Bureau, Workshop Players, Holiday , Mad Hatters . Pat. .. When I was a counselor . ..Our Holiday gal. . . Laughs at everyone's jokes, mostly her own. . .Burlington. . . Midnight laughter. . . If I have any calls, please have them transferred to Winslow . . . I Can Dream, Can't I?. . 104 BETTY JEAN JONES 25 Woodbine Avenue Darby, Pennsylvania Merchandising, A.S. Orpheang Workshop Players, L.C.C.A. Chapel Chairman, Social Activities Committeeg .lune Feteg Vice-President of Speakers' Bureau. B.,I.. . .Future retail executive. . .B.J. and chapel synonymous . . .Bull's-eyes in archery. . .Shiny black hair. . .Waiting for a Louis .lourdan to come along. . .Size three feet. . .Can always he counted on. CAROLYN IIEBERTON JUDD Oenoke Ridge New Canaan, Connecticut Academic Music, A.A. Orpheang Choir. Bunny. . . l'm so happy . . .The radio's always on. . .Author- ity on bridge. . .Makes Dean's list despite constant knitting . . .Doctor of Gardner Hall. . .Pink pajamas. . .Manages to be in bed by 3:00 P.M .... Song bird. IIILDEGARDE I. JUNKER 10 Mellen Street Dorchester, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. President of Modern Dance Club, President of German Clubg Baskethallg Crew, Softballg June Feteg Blue Feather. Hildy. . .Sparkle. . .Lasell's queen of the ice chips. . .Nlodern dance enthusiast. . .Hildegarde the incomparable. . .Lovely blonde hair. . .Canadian men. . .Golden year-round tan. . . Harvard-that's the place. . .Won't part with her tan cordu- roy jacket. JOANNE B. KELLEY ' 35 Schofield Avenue Dudley, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. June Feteg Workshop Players. Jo. . .Weekend mix-ups. . .Always a million laughs. . .Green shoes. . .Collects stuffed animals. . .Another Bowdoin fan. . . Never a daleless Saturday night. . .Loves to sleep through breakfast. . .0h, that smile. ELLEN KEY 28 Fairview Avenue Summit, New Jersey Art, A.A. gdvertising Layout Manager of '50 Lamp, Red Crossg Orphean .hoir. Ellen. . . I'm sooooo happy . . .Weekends. . . He called me . . . All right, who did it? . . . Dancing in the Dark . . . I'm in the Mood for Love . . .liah, Rah. Tufts. . . Pleeease . . . Onedat a time's all I can handle. . .Hi, baby. . .Pooor Merga- troi . 105 N in i ix ,IOAN EDA KOCH 301 77 Street North Bergen, New Jersey General, A.S. Crewg Workshop Players, June Feteg Speakers' Bureau. ,lo. . .Always clowning. . . Slaughtcr on Tenth Avenue . . . Passion for cashmere sweaters and coffee. . . I was so furious . . .Sings herself to sleep. . . The Trio . . .NI got a letter . . . Devil of Gardner Hall. . . Must go on a diet-starting Mon- day. RUTII L. KOSKY 171A Vernon Street Worclester, Massachusetts l Liberal Arts, A.A. Prom Committee, Speakers' Bureaug Stall' of '50 Newsg Stall' ol' '50 Lampg Orpheang Song Leader. Ruthie. . .Our lady. . .Tall, slim, poised. . .Those eyelashes. . . West Point in town?. . .Dimples. . .Yearns to travel. . .Mod- eled in New York. . .Music lover. . .Chic clothes. . .Always un- derstanding. HELEN M. KOVALINAS 102 22 Street, Irvington, New Jersey Nlerchandising, A.S. lied Crossg Member of Executive Council, Outing Clubg June Feteg Speakers' Bureaug Stall' of '50 Lampg Freshman Formal, May Cotilliong Snow Ball. Lynne. . .l'ugnacious. . .Terrific dancer, 'specially Samhas. . . Avid fan of Charlie Fusari. . .Dean's list. . .Loves to study late . . .Big blue flirty eyes. . .Souvenir collector. DIANE E. KRAUSE 29 Glenwood Place East Orange, New Jersey Medical Secretarial, A.S. Hockey, Crewg Outing Club, June Feteg Typing Stall' of '50 Newsg Typing Staff of '50 Lamp. Di. . .Straight bangs. . .That long walk in the rain and snow to the Pole... .Falling up and down stairs. . .Learns 3,000 Med- Sec words a night. . . Rarely studies, but always on the Dean's ist. NANCY A . LAABY 165 Fairview Avenue Belmont, lllassachusetts Nledical Secretarial, A.S. Crewg ,Iune Fete. Nanny. . .Sparkling live wire. . .Personality plus. . .Extremely fond of a certain someone at Tufts. . .Summers in Dennisport . . .A smile and a friendly Hello for everyone. 106 LORRAINE T. LECLAIRE 133 Caseland Street Springfield, Nlassachusetts Pre-Clinical Medical Technology, A.S. Secretary-Treasurer of Modern Dance Club, Orpheang Choirg .lune Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Renee...Dances down the aisle in August-her partner not Ilildie, but Carl. . .Everything's Swull, even in lah. ..'l'he Culhcrtson,' of Cushing. . .Beuuty, brains, personality- lhat's Renee. MARY LUCIA LEIGHTON Box 75 Camp llill, Pennsylvania General, A.S. Orpheang Modern Dance Club, Workshop Players, Mad Hat- ters g Royal Occasion , .Iune Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Malu . . . Oh divi-ine . . .Horse lover. . . Record collector. . . PT3FFF . . . Wonderful Guy . . .Bruce, Buick, Yale. . . Canasta promoter. . .Burps. . . Let's go to din-din . . .Petite, pert and peppy. ARIICL S. LEONARD 46 Washington Street Islington, Massachusetts Merchandising, A.S. Red Cross, Outing Club, June Feteg Speakers' Bureau, Work- shop Players. A. . .Those long baths. . . Retailers' haircut. . . Not knowing . . .What, another meeting?. . .Almost late. . .not quite. . . Sharp wit. . .Weekend trips. . . 'Phone again?. . .Morning so soon?. . .Who's at the window? LOIS A. LINCOLN 141 Beach Drive Nornton, Connecticut Art, A.A. Badminton- Hoeke ' Poster Committee' Prom Committee' ys 1 Blue Feathdr, .lune Feteg Art starr of Q50 Ouillg Art smfror 'so Lalnp. Lo. . .Conscientious in studies. . .The artist. . .Liked by all who know her. . .As far as men go-Comme ci, comme ca. . . Dislikes cards. . .Composes lengthy letters. . . To a certain point . . .Studies in a reclining position. PATRICIA A. LYNCH Tom liiiller Road Plattslrurg, New York General, A.S. Choirg Orpheans .lune Fete. Pat. . .Passion for South American music. . .Problems with her men. . .Winter coats. . .A smile for everyone. . .Smart clothes. . . Anybody want a blind date? . . .Sweet and quiet. 107 gt , M f Z COLLICEN T. McCARTY Murray Street Bingham, Maine Secretarial, A.S. Orpheang June Feteg Speakers' Bureau, Worksliolx Players. Pat. . . Petite. . .Dartmouth and Bowdoin. . .Size one and a hall' shoes.. .Could sleep the clock around. . . I'n1 hungry . . .Likes to go hunting. . .Waslles her hair to make it curly. . . Can't gain weight. SARAII LOUISE McCONNlCLL 7 Chestnut Street Wl1itinsville, Massachusetts Academic Music, A.A. Yvoodland llouse Councilg Social Activities Committee, Or- pheang Choirg June Fete. Sally. . .YVer-kends in Maine. . .Never gets enough organ prac- tice. . .Always talking. . .Lobster every Sunday. . . Who'll take care ol' my fish and turtles? . . .Letters and calls from Bob. . . Cheerful . . .A Dcan's lister with an unbeatable personality. BARBARA A. McCO0E S30 North Street Fi tehburg, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial. A.S. Basketball, Outing Club. Bobby . . . Knitting enthusiast. . .Blind dates. . .Terrific week- ends home. . .Always eating, but still slim. . . I had a letter once . . . Familiar plaid shirt. . . Shut that window . . . Got anything to eat? . . . Ah, love that shorthand . . . Loves dancing. ,IOANNE MeDONALD Flanders Road Westboro, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. French Club. ,Io. . .Dayhop with the little suitcase. . .Pretty hair and a lovely smile to go with it. . .Quiet aml sweet. . .You can't beat her. . .Studies, too. JEAN B. MeDOUCALL 319 Ilyslip Avenue Westfielcl, New Jersey Nlerchandising, A.S. Blue Feather, Softball, ,Iunc Feteg Workshop Players. Jeannie.. .Unique hair-setting implements. . .Naive. . .Friend to all. . . llcr bridge is confused. . .Cosmetics galore. . .Always rushed . . . Another occupant of thc hard- to-find roonl in Gard- ner. . .Nl hate blind dates . . . 'l'here's no percentage. 108 MARY .IANICE McGOUGllRAN 3 Belgrade Terrace West Orange, New ,lersey General, A.S. Softllallg Prom Committeeg Outing Clulxg Speakers' Bureau. Meflough. . .Freekles. . .Fiend for bridge. . .Love those mul'- fins. . .Never a thing out ol' place. . .Always a smile for every- one. . .New Jersey fan. . .A novel a day. . .Full of fun. .l OAN M. MeKINNlCY 16 Marion Avenue Poughkeepsie, New York Merchandising, A.S. Vollcyballg Fashion Show. Mae. . .Wonderful sense ol' humor. . .Always emitting her hair . . .l'oughkeepsie. . .Wheat thins and cheese. . .Writing let- ters. . .Gloria. . .A certain man from West Newton . . . Get. my mail? . . .Those dill'erent colored pajamas. . . Colly, it's hot! BARBARA J. MeNlEISll 161 liimmon Avenue Chicopee, Massaelulsetts Merchandising, A.S. Red Cross, Outing Clubs .lunc Fetc. Barb. . . N0t too hright. are you? . . . Are you joshing? . . . Where did ou 'et those hals?. . .Charlie, nl ho .. hmmm. . . ' 9 9 y L0l'lg-WVlllfl0tl phone call. . .No upodado , on one. ..Strong ultimatums. . . Got to have a haircut . . . Anyone in the shower? . . . Ariel, someone's at the door. ELIZABICTII C. McINNliS 79 Woonsocket Hill Road Woonsocket., llhode Island Nlerehandising, A.S. Betty. . .Tall, slim, vivaeious. . .School spirit aplenty. . .lis- sence ol' thoughtfulncss. . .B.C., hmmm, that school. . . Just gotta have a butt . . .Full of pep and friendliness. . . That music, it semis nie . . .Sense of humor that's hm-al to heat. NATALIIC A. MALIN 70 Oakley Road Belmont, Massachusetts Lihcral Arts, A.A. Nat...That unsurpassahle combination of hlue eyes and brown hair...Naturally curly, at that...Which will it he, University of Vermont or M:1ssachusctts?. . .Pet expression: IFS bilious.', 109 SHIRLEY D. MANASEN 38 Elmwood Park Tonawanda, New York Liberal Arts, A.A. Chairman of Social Activities Committee, President of Span- Egrgllulxg Orpheant .lune Fete, President of Casino, Speakers' Shirl. . .Glamour plus. . .Busy in Campus activities. . .Tom . . . Those eyes. . .Never here on a weekend. . .Piano virtuoso. . . Passion for opera. . .Always a good word. . . Hi, there . . . Immaculately groomed. BERNICE L. MARTIN 20 Birch Road West Hartford, Connecticut General, A.S. Outing Club, Red Cross, Tennis. Marty. . .Those big blue eyes and long lashes. . .How are the vegetables coming along?. . .Sense ol' humor. . . Musie at Mid night . . . Let's go to bed . . .Hates cats. . .Soft spot for Trinity. . .Blind dates from lloly Cross. MARJORIE J. MARTIN 68 Fairview Avenue Stamford, Connecticut Merchandising, A.S. Red Cross, Outing Club, Fashion Show, Orphean, Staff of '50 Lamp, Prom Committee, Social Activities Committee. Marge...0h, I love that song...Must have a new dress... Please shut the door. . .How do you spell-?. . .Ariel, get out of the tub. . .What a laugh... Are you kids ready yet? . . . Am I in a mood. . .President of the Anti-men club. . .Sweet- heart of Sigma Chi. ANNE ELlZABl'ITl'I MASTIN 4-50 Godwin Avenue Midland Park, New ,lerscy General. A.A. ,Iune Fete, Poster Committee, Orphean, Red Cross, Workshop Players. M asteen . . .Level-headed and ready wi th the smiles. . . A stamp of the foot. . .Mother Masteen aml the hairnet at night . . .Talking hands. . . I do the silliest things . . . Sleighride by the Pops . . .Fresh air fiend. . .Everyhody's good pal. . . 0hhh? ANN ll. MATIIEWSON 18 Glen Road Winchester, Massachusetts Merchandising, A.S. President of Athletic Association, Social Activities Commit- tee, Member of Executive Council, Hockey, Soccer, Basket- ball, Crew, Modern Dance. Ann. . .Loves fresh air. . . Too much . . .Charleston expert. . . Terrific in all sports. . .Catching laugh. . .Natural. subtle humor. . .Always ready for an energetic evening of square dancing. . .Straight as an arrow and as limber as a bow. . . 5'l1 and every inch tops. 110 BARBARA ANN MILLER Old Farm Road Basking Ridge, New Jersey Academic Music. A.A. Orpheang Choirg Red Crossz, Class Song Leader. Bar. . .Beautiful contralto. . .Monkey faces. . .l'hil, Prince- ton and Heaven.. . Ah, come on now, kids . ..Every night at 6:30, a hath. . . No foolin' . . .Small, dark and neat. . .New York Yankees. . .Ruhs charm arouml her neck for luck before concerts. DOROTIIY MILLS 315 South Ridgewood Road Sou l.h Orange, New Jersey Secretarial, A.S. Secretary of Outing Club, June Feteg Speakers' Bureaug Soceerg Softball: Volleyball. Dotty. . .Telephone calls, plus. . .Fahulous rides home. . .Ae- eounting always. . .One of the Two Dottiesn. . . I ean't wear my hair short . . .Fried onion rings. . .Chaperone for her roomnlate. CLAIRE M. MORIARTY 22 Ronaele Road Medford, Massachusetts General, A.S. Orphean. Claire. . .One of the Whistlers. . .An early riser C5:30D. . .ll.C. . . . Where were you? . . .Always neat. . . When Irish eyes are smilin', shurc they steal your heart away . . . I'll hold the bus. SIIIRLEY M. MOULTON 276 Rockingstone Avenue Larehmont. New York Nledical Secretarial, A.S. Softball, Volleyball, Orphean. Shirl. . .Upper berth to Virginia. . . It's too much, I ean'I. stand it . . .Daily letters from Frank. . .Loves monkeys. . . There's no place like New York. . . Who wants my meat? . . . Canasta first, then studies. RUTII V. MOUNT llightstown Heights Hightstown, New Jersey Secretarial, A.S. Iloekeyg Crewg Orpheang Blue Featherg Speakers' Bureau. Ruthie, Stull. . .After-dinner listener. . . I'm going on a diet . . .except for ice cream . . .Have a can of soup?. . . It was AAAful . . . Ishkabihhle . . .Loves to dance. . .Pickles and potato chips. . .I'urple. . . Want to go roller-skating? 111 59 BARBARA ANN MULLINS 88 Bay State Road Belmont, Massachusetts Merchandising, A.S. ,Iune Fete, Fashion Show. Barb. . .Sineere. . .Love those '49 Dodges. . .Steal-ns' cosmetic expert. . .Often found in the library. . .Quietly competent. . . Cood-natured. . .To know her is to like her. MARILYN IC. M UNSON 72 Vernon Street Forestville, Connecticut Secretarial, A.S. Volleyball, Outing Club. Marilyn. . . Itemized lists. . . Kappa Sig sweetheart. . .That letter from Los Angeles...Do not disturb after ten P.M... . Woodbury complexion without soap...Alpha's and Beta's galore. ,IANET ANN MURPHY 4-39 Bergen Boulevard Oradell, New Jersey General, A.A. Workshop Players, Stall' Reporter of News, Associate Editor of '50 Quill, Stall' of '50 Lamp, Member of Social Activities Com- mittee. Kelly. . .Crime photographer. . . Well, well, well, Michigan's playing again today . . . I'll be right out . . .Receives docu- mentary billets-doux. . .journalism her favorite subject?. . . Cocoa, anybody? . . .Bridgc. . .Always on the spot. MARCUERITE R. NAIIIGIAN 20 Pleasant Street West Newton, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial, A.S. Basketball, Softball, Orphean. Marty. . . Finesse king . . . Six no trunlp or bust . . .Never at a loss for words. . . Is this my lunch? . . . Where did I make my mistake? . . .A ready fourth. NANCY NELSON 50 Greenough Street Brookline, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial, A.S. Swimming, Badminton, Basketball, Hockey, Orphean, June Fete. Stretch . . .Telephone call every day at 12:30. . .Could it be Dick? . . . Blessed be the man who invented the coll'ee frappe. . . Full of pep. . .Taxi service for all. 112 ELIZABETII ANNE NETTLESIIII' 631 Roosevelt Street Westfield, New Jersey lwedical Secretarial, A.S. Crew, Volleyball, Orphean, Member of Executive Council, Secretary of Social Activities Council, .lune Fete. Battleship. . . Ah, come on . . .Faithfully turns oil' Baby Ben every A.M .... Love and kisses. . . All we want is a fourth . . . Nice things come in small packages. . . We three will have fun together . . .Talks baek to herself. . .Shorthand her Waterloo. NIARILYN E. NEWIIALI. 138 Barbara Road Waltham, Massachusetts Liberal Arts. A.A. Basketball, Crew, Soccer, French Club, Secretary of Dayhops, Treasurer of German Club, Orphean, Publicity Chairman ol' Workshop Players, Outing Club, ,lune Fete. Marilyn. . .The mad chemist. . .Bob, Eddie, Jimmie, Steve? . . .0h, yes, now it's Ceorge. . . I've got to learn how to ski . . . A gust of wind--then Marilyn. . .Fiend for those old eoflin nails. . . Can't miss that bus again. ELLEN M. O'BRIEN 9 Twiss Street Meriden, Connecticut Medical Secretarial, A.S. Crew, Prom Committee, June Fete, Editor-in-Chief' of '50 Lamp, Secretary of Freshman Class, Secretary of Senior Class. Ellie. . .Sweet and petite. . . I was born cold and tired . . .To bed at 10:00, radio oil' at 11:00. . .Loves to duet with Marion- ette. . .Fashion plate for her Saturday date. . .Ishkahibhle bangs. . .Down with bridge games. . .Miss Efficiency. ROSEMARY L. 0'BliIEN 57 Maple Street Meriden, Connecticut Medical Secretarial, A.S. Building Fund Chairman, Stail' of '50 Lamp, Crew, Softball, .Iune Fete, Prom Committee, Workshop Players. Robbie. . .Striking. . .Early to bed and late to rise. . .Twinkle toes. . .Daily lunches at the Barn. . .Sense of humor. . . Wait 'til I finish this row . . . Hey Ding . . .Loves elephants. . . Always happy and bubbling. . .Adorable clothes. ANNE CHRISTINE OLIVETO 310 Webster Street Auburndale, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. Secretary of Spanish Club, Outing Club, .lune Fete. Chris . . . Are you joshing? . . .An A student . . . Ilas a desire to drive a bulldozer in South America. .. I've got a date with Dick . . .Noted for witty retorts, peppered with sarcasm. . .Can't you just imagine Chris as a librarian? 113 MARGARET C. OLSON Simonds Avenue Collinsville, Connecticut Secretarial. A.S. Basketball, Hockey, Crewg Soccerg Softballg Red Cross, Blue Feather, Outing Club. Miggie . . . Loves cherries . . . Don't panic', . . . Mischievous smile. . .Ever cut your tongue?. . .Short 'phone conversations . . .See my new shoes. . .Wanna laugh? See Mig. WINIFRED L. OLSON 8 Judson Road Worcester, Massachusetts llome Economies. A.S. President of Chandlerg Corresponding Secretary of Speakers' Bureaug Outing Club: Crewg Volleyball, Member of Executive Council. Winnie. . .Bed socks. . . Let's have a little smokce . . .The Laugh. . .Madam Pres. . .The Clown . . .Can she knit?. . .Mad weekends all over the East. . . Do we have any goodies? . . . As a piano player, she nlakes a good plumber. . .ullurray for the Club. DORIS JEAN ONEAL 936 llighland Avenue Westfield, New Jersey llome Economics, A.S. Secretary of Executive Council, Senior Prom Committee, Copy Stall' ol' '50 Lamp, Captain of Crewg Basketball, Hockey, Soccer, Softballg Volleyballg Workshop Players, Fashion Show. Dorie. . . Well, it's ten 0'elock, kids . . . lrish beauty. . . Oriental traveler. . . Fourth member of the third floor triple. . . Play 'Slaughter' . . . Uhmmm . . .Wheel McNeal. . .Easy to blush. . .Always casual. . .Anything goes. . .Sports enthusi- ast. ELAINE G. 0R'l'll 1298 Hudson Road West Englewood, New York Nlerchandising, A.S. Carpenter llouse Council, Orphean. Sunny . . .Nickname reflects her personality. . .Neat, precise, awfully nice.. .Loves Ray and licorice. . .Matching sweaters and socks. . .Cupid for romance. JEAN ALLEN OSTRANDER 92 Lexington Avenue Malverne, New York Medical Secretarial, A.S. Baskctballg Hockeyg Crewg Volleyball. Jean. . .Sparkling eyes. . .ul think I'll cut my hair . . .'iHow do you spell-? . . .Future Med Sec. . .A fiend for sports. . . Never a harsh word...Always ready for fun...Everyone's friend. 114- IIIELEN J. PANESIS 65 Barnstable Road Hyannis. Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Softballg Volleyballg Outing Cluhg Red Crossg .lune Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Helen. . .Canasta faux pas. . .Betty Boop. . .Practical jokes. . . Ties. . .Midnight sessions. . .t'Cape Cod's tops . . .Infectious giggle. . .Good-natured. . . Who's got an evening gown? ,IACQUELINE PAULDING Branch Street Brant Rock, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial, A.S. 7 Hockey, Crewg Soecerg Outing Club. Jackie. . . Fresh air fiend. . . Petite. . .Arnold College rates high . . . Mother's daily letters. . .Athletic. . . Roeky . . .Loves to sleep. . .HI cut my hair . . .Those weekends home. . .Must go on a dict. . . Get my mail. IIARRIICT R. PEMSTEIN 58 Longfellow Road Worcester, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. Badminton, Spanish Clubg Workshop Playersg Red Crossg Outing Clubg Speakers' Bureau, Stall' of '50 News. Hat. . .A long trip to Syracuse, but it was worth it. . .Quiet and reserved. . .Peaches and cream complexion. . .A penny for your thoughts. . .Passion for green. . .Trumps her own tricks. JANE ANN PERRY South Bethlehem, New York Liberal Arts, A.A. Speakers' Bureau. Jane. . .A chemistry whiz. . .That short, curly hair. . .Future lab technician. . . Remind me to take my glasses ... Never an argument. . .Quick wit. . .Good sense of humor. . .A ready smile for everyone. DORIS M. PINKIIAM 152 High Street Taunton, Massachusetts General, A.A. Orphcang Secretary-Treasurer of Workshop Playersg Treas- urer of Dayhopsg Member of Executive Councilg Member of l..C.C.A. Boardg Red Cross, Social Service Chairman of L.C.C.A.g .lunior Prom. Dot or Little Dot...Efliciency plus...Christmas live plus Bruce equals third finger left hand. . .Pep, Friendliness and Humor all rolled up in one little package. . .Super organizer . . .Cute as a button and just as big. 115 KATHLEEN ANNE POMEROY 139 Whittle Avenue Bloomfield, New Jersey Nlerchandising, A.S. Softballg Workshop Playersg Fashion Show, Speakers' Bureau. Anne. . . There's no place better than New Jersey . . .Loads of laughs and loads of friends. . .Loves ice cream. . .Calendar conscious. . . Want to play bridge? . . .Frequent afternoon naps. MARILYN R. POWELL 5 Ripley Road Belmont, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Spanish Club, Orpheang Outing Club. Mal. . . Pray for me, kids . . .Oh, those baby-sitting parties . . .Long live Stravinsky. . .Smooth looks and low, low voice. . . Spanish, I love it. . .Harvard, Harvard woo. NANCY S. PRYOR 77 Lomlonderry Road Marblehead, Massachusetts Merchandising, A.S. President of Executive Council, Freshnlan Member of Execu- tive Couneilg Vice-President of Freshman Class, May Queen's Court, Manager of Basketball, Iloekeyg Crewg Prom Commit- tee, Fashion Show, Speakers' Bureau. Sandy. . .Everybody's envy: her curly hair. . .Personality plus popularity. . . Hey, Roomma tes-are you asleep? . . . Marble- head forever.. .Beauty and brains...Numerous 'phone calls for Miss Pry. . .Sugar and spice and everything nice. CATHERINE A. QUINZANI 41 Wood Terrace Framingham, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial, A.S. Hockey, ,Iune Feteg Orphean. Cathy. . .Loses things and finds them in the strangest places . . . It's gorgeous . . .Always a good word. . . Oh, those long bus rides . . .Bridge, bridge and more bridge. DIANA IVIERIDETH RAMSAY 22 Parkwood Avenue Toronto, Ontario Merchandising, A.S. Red Cross, Treasurer of Student Government, Crew, Outing Club, Fashion Show, Snowball. Di. . .Tall, blonde. . .Poise. . . Whatcha say, Noot . . .Babson . . .Peanut butter at midnight. . .Hail Canada. . .Passion for Jazz. . .Johnson Rag. . .Sweetness plus. 116 LILLIAN L. REIESE 46 liawson Road Arlington, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Treasurer of Senior Classg Coordinating Chairman of College Publications, Social Activities Committeeg Editorial Stall' of '50 Newsg Hockey, Crcwg Soccer, Softball. Lil. . .Bright Eyes. . .Always trying to give up sweets. . .Wis- consin is sooo far away. . .Adorable shorty p.j.'s. . .Lovely, expressive hands. . .Capable guardian of' Senior class funds. . . Live dangerously . . .Loves to he called Lilly. SHIRLEY lllCl'IVlCS 35 Maple Road Melrose, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial, A.S. President of' Dayhop Outing Club, Tennisg Crewg Soccerg Softball, Volleyball, Orpheang Workshop Players. Shirley. . .Shining hair. . .One-in-a-million laugh. . . Nat, he's so sweet . . .Terrific athlete. . .Always ready for a game ol' bridge. . .Chopping off her hair. . .What an appetite. . .alt is too much . . .Bursting with friendliness. MARIAN A. RIBARICII 29 Nepera Place Hastings-on-lludson, New York Merchandising, A.S. Stali' of' '50 Lampg Basketballg Spanish Clubg Orpheang Mod- ern Dance Clubg Outing Clubg Fashion Showg .Iune Fetcg Speakers' Bureau. liibby. . .Follows a strict diet to gain weight. . .Women's Wear Daily. . .Loves to travel. . .Avid Yankee rooter. . .Mad about classical music. . .Sings in the bathtub. SHIRLEY RICIIMAN 629 Main Street Malden, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. German Clubg Spanish Clubg .Iune Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Shirley. . .Loves to cat lunch in the library. . . IIugh and I were going, but we went to the movies instead . . .ullave you heard the one about--? . . .Studies furiously on the way to her 8:30 class. . . Co ahead, ask me . . .Gets a thrill out of big words. JOAN M. IIOBILOTTO 2M Grove Street New York, New York Secretarial, A.S. Orpheang ,lune Fetcg Stall' ol' '50 Lamp. Joanie. . .Yes, yes. . .Showers at one A.M.. . .Studies begun at eleven. . .Oh, that laugh. . . l'll finish this mitten tonight il' it kills me . . .After-dinner music. . .Chopin take notice. . . lied Schmoo named Jay. . . l'loneybun . . . South Pacific. 117 BARBARA KIMBERLY ROCK 145 Rockland Avenue Larchmont, New York Art, A.A. Crewg Softballg Volleyhallg Spanish Clubg Orpheang Choir, Prom Committee, Blue Feather. Bobby. . .Cornell special. . . Manhattan Towers . . . Yes, 1 do have a match . ..Pinned. Pinned? Pinnedl.. .So easy to get up in the morning?. . .Barbara the barber. . .Peaches and era-am eompexion. RUTH KATIIRYN ROSICBROCK 1530 Brooklyn Avenue Brooklyn, New York Nlerehandising, A.S. Orpheang Outing Clubg Fashion Show, ,lune Fete. Ruth. . .'sWhat have you done so far? . . .Talks with her hands. . .Proud aunt of Pete. . .Fashion personified. . .Ohl those bangs. . .Misses that easy chair. . .Dodger fan. . .Pros- pect Park. . .Noted for her mesh nightcap. .IUDITH ST. JOHN 54- Welles Drive Newington, Connecticut Merchandising, A.S. Blue Featherg Outing Clubg Fashion Showg ,lune Feteg Speak- ers' Bureau. ,I udy. . .Yankee fan. . .That boy from Bentley's. . . Please be quiet . . .'Phone calls at eight. . .That snazzy suit. . .NI just know I f1unked . . .Does all the worrying. . .Neat as a pin. STICPIIANY L. SANDLER 90 lliarion Street Brookline, lwassachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. Spanish Clubg Orplleang Speakers' Bureau. Stevie. . .Oh, .loel!. . .Harvard- Oh, darn, they lost again . . .Talks to herself. . .Shorty. . .Daily 'phone calls. . .Timid soul. . .ul have a history test tomorrow . . .Sweet as honey. JOAN CARMEN SANTO 462 Elm Street Southbridge, Massachusetts Merchandising, A.S. Crew, Orpheang Choir, Outing Club, Fashion Show. Carmen. . .For God, for Country, for Yale. . .Return trip in sneakers and no luggage. . .Date hureau for Eli. . .Remi- niscing. . .Career girl. . .lleart for harmony and be-bop. . . Mashapaug. . . Anne, have our hedspreads come yet? 118 1WARYLlN A. SARGENT 23 Spring Street Lebanon, New Ilampshire Merchandising, A.S. Workshop Players, Orpheang Fashion Show, June Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Sarge. . .Light feet. . . I'm hungry . . .That sweater. . .Lct's go to t.hc smoker. . .Vim and vigor. . .7:30 alarms. . .ller many stuffed animals. . .Definitely a career gal . . .House money- lender. ,IOAN SCIIAEFICR 196 Lincoln Avenue Ridgewood, New Jersey General, A.S. Crewg Basketball, Softball, Fashion Show, June Feteg Speak- ers' Bureau. Shay. . .Up with the birds. . .MI like the cool, clean wind in my hair . . .lCveryhody's pal. . .Chief desire: coal-black hair. . . Understanding. . .Cardner's wit. . .ller help is always in de- nland. LOIS E. SCIIALLER 89 Burnside Street Cranston, Rhode Island Nierchandising, A.S. Gardner House Council, Head Cheerleader, Orpheang Choirg Outing Club, Fashion Show? .lllne Fete. Lois. . .Our peppy head cheerleader. . .What a personality. . . W.l'.T .... Get your meat at Toegleman's . . . Don't cry, Joe . . .Pepsodent smile. . . My sad word . . . l'll do a flip . . .Lotsa laughs. . Jinthusiastie. . .'WVhat--no watcr? . . .lif- fervcsecnt. BARBARA L. SCIINELLE 980 Central Avenue Needham, lVlassaebusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. Badmintong Hoekeyg Crew, Soccer. Barb. . .Definitely athletic. . .Always niadly in love with some- one. . .0h, those remarks. . .Swoons over almost every song. . . Talks her roommate to sleep. . .Half of the noisiest room in Hawthorne. IRIS V. SCIIOFIICLD 98 Lincoln Street Needham, Massachusetts Art, A.A. June Feteg Art Staff' of '49 Lamp, Art Staff of '49 Quillg Copy Stal'l'ol' '50 Lamp, Barn Com mittee. Scho. . .One of the Big Three . . .Her heart's at U. of Mass. . . .A conspirator with Jackie. . . Want your house decorated. . . Those natural curls. . .Sunny disposition . . .Sweetness per- sonified . . .Thoughtf'ul. 119 WINIFRED ANNE SCHULMAN 6 Willow Street Beacon, New York Home Economics, A.S. Orphean, Outing Club, Fashion Show, Workshop Players. Winnie. . .Packages fronl home. . .Cushing's supply depart- ment. . .Future dietician. . .An accidental southpaw . . . Loves those New York bound planes. . . Save some hot water for me . . .Always willing to lend a helping hand. .IO-ANNE SECOR 75 Shirley Road Waltham, Nlassachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Spanish Club, Orphean. lo.. . Don't cut your hair .. .A third finger left hander... Friendly snlile. . . Denise, nfaimez vous? . . . Have to do my shorthand . . .Gracious, gentle manner. . .Happiness surely her future. GLORIA L. SEGAL 98 Somerset Road Brookline, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. French Club, June Fete, May Cotillion, Speakers' Bureau. Glo. . .Weekly trimming of those famous bangs. . .Neat as a pin . . .Ever-hopping dayhop. . .Counts the days until vaca- tions. . .June wedding to Frank. ASTRID L. SELANDER 35 Rhode Island Avenue Newport, Rhode Island Secretarial, A.S. Badminton, Tennis, Modern Dance Club, Blue Feather, Outing Club, Fashion Show, June Fete, Staff of '50 Lamp. Sully. . .Laughing eyes. . .You have a visitor downstairs. . . What do you think? . . .Passion for dancing. . .For anything you need, go to room 16. . .Telephone calls. . .Sunny. . .Won- derful rides home. . . That's my Bill . . .Thoughtful. . .Love those dimples! BARBARA J. SEPPALA 24 Bay View Street Quincy, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Spanish Club, ,Iune Fete, Speakers' Bureau. Jean.. .Gift of gab.. .Likes convertibles and tall men. . . Crossword puzzle fiend. . .Hates to write letters, loves to re- ceive them . . .Fickle. . . You know? . . .Always fixing up her friends. 120 ,JOYCE A. SEYMOUR 106 Dexter Road Newtonville, MHSS8GhllSellS Medical Secretarial, A.S. Hockey, Crew. Joyce. . .A bridge expert and a terrific player. . .Lovely curly hair. . .Constantly with Catherine and Margie. . .Drives a smooth Pontiac. . .Sweet and thoughtful. ORILLA E. SHAW 30 Pratt Street Bristol, Connecticut Medical Secretarial, A.S. Orphean, Choir, Red Cross, Blue Feather, Outing Club. Tillie...Vin, the Boss... Mind if I play my Record? ... Jeep! Jeep!...Baby-doll eyes... Everyone from Bristol is wonderful . . .Happy talkin' . . .Tickles the ivories. . .Early riser. . .HI have to gain two pounds or I don't go home . . . Ya Know? PATRICIA DIAN SICKLEY 528 Melrose Place Sou th Orange, New Jersey Home Economics, A.S. -Badminton, Orphean, Red Cross, Junior Prom, Blue Feather, Fashion Show. Patty. . .July wedding. . .Can't stand instant coffee. . . Only -- months 'til July! . . .Dislikes hats. . .Loves soap operas. . . Patches in pajamas. . . I just howled! . . .Will make a beau- tiful bride. CLARA R. SILSBY 237 Norwood Avenue North Plainfield, New Jersey Dramatics, A.A. Treasurer of Speakers' Bureau, June Fete, Orphean, Modern Dance Club, Workshop Players, Royal Occasion , Holi- day. Cla. . .The ballerina of Gardner. . .Lovely legs. . .Unconscious wit. . . Baby . . .Always ready with laughs. . . Oh, I can't stand it . . .Dramatic ability. . .Those letters written in red from . . .Princeton. . .Ambition galore. . .She'll go places. DOLORES M. SLINGERLAND 4-7 Myrtle Avenue Irvington, New Jersey Merchandising, A.S. Crew, Soccer, Badminton, Softball, Outing Club, Fashion Show. De. . . He sez . . . My girl friend Eleanor . . . Irvinton in Jersey . . .Ray today, not tomorrow. . . At the shore . . . Model's figure. . .Down on Babson men. . .Judy Canova. 121 PATRICIA P. SMITH 25 Cromwell Avenue Warwick Neck, Rhode Island General, A.S. Badminton, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Orphean, Choir, Workshop Players, Outing Club. Smitty. . .lVI.I.T. . . .Whiz at bridge. . .Interested in dralnaties . . . lloekcy games. . .Optimisl.ie. . . Anybody in the smoker? . . . Keeps busy. . . Where's Rusty? SALLY P. SMITII Thornwood Lane Northbrook, Illinois Liberal Arts, A.A. President of French Club, Spanish Club, Orphean, Business Manager ol' '50 News, Quill and Lamp, Secretary of Council of House Presidents, President of Hawthorne, June Fete, Speakers' Bureau, Workshop Players. Sally. . . Slipping Around . . .No attachments. . .Ice cream . . . Who's that? I can't see that far . . .Peculiar study habits . . .Unironed slips. . .Sunburn or blushing?. . .I took to the woods...Fiery addict of L.S.M.F.'l' .... ,Iazz at the Savoy... Won't cut hair. . . Florida future. CAROLYN SNOOK Culver Lake Brancllville, New Jersey IIome Economics, A.S. President of Draper, Crew, Volleyball, Orphean, Modern Dance Club, Red Cross, Fashion Show, June Fete, Speakers? Bureau. Lynn. . . Ccc Whiz . . .Multitude of letters, coming and go- ing. . . Breezy Point . . .Taps in vain. . .Modern dancer. . . Deeorates house according to season. . . Because . . .Some- day he'll come along. . .Never answers ber roommate. ESTIIER II. SNOWDEN 1939 Parker Street Springfield, Massachusetts Home Economics, A.S. Softball, Volleyball, Red Cross, Blue Feather, Outing Club, Fashion Show, President ol' Brugdon, Advertising Stall' of '50 Lamp. Mike. . . Nlen, I live for them . . . Hoya . . .Creat, oh great . . .Tall girl pajamas. . . Unique bulletin board. . .Those hand- sewn clothes. . .Forever writing letters. . .Double scoops of ice cream . . .Just like a doll. IIIQLEN P. SPACKMAN 28 Oriole Road Yonkers, New York Merchandising, A.S. Softball, Fashion Show, Speakers' Bureau. Honey. . .Cooperative. . .Gay. . .Fixes meals in the kitchen. . . Talkative. . .Knows clothes. . .Congenial. . .SL Lawrence. . . Carpenter's postman. . .Dancing girl. . .Eyes like saucers. 122 .lUNE C. SPOTTISWOODE 88 Forbes llill Road Wollaston, Massachusetts Home Economics, A.S. Workshop Players, Outing Clubg Fashion Show, Speakers' Bureau. June. . .Pocket size. . .Forever sewing. . .Mucho 'phone calls . . .Bright red. . .Big appetite for a little gal. . . Where's Rusty? . . Jliggles. . .Always cooperative. . .Big brown eyes. SALLY STARCK 119 Ocean Street ' Hyannis, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Class Song Leader, Prom Committeeg German Clubg Work- shop Playersg Royal Occasion , Orphean. Sally. . .The Lark of Clark. . .Records with Dave Rose. . .When she's mad, she cuts her hair. . . ,lan, have you done your aecounting? . . .Eyes that I just idolize. . .Numerous 'phone calls. JEAN E. STEARNS 1009 Nlorgan Avenue Drexel Ilill, Pennsylvania Medical Secretarial, A.S. Orpheang Choirg Stall' Reporter of '50 News, Photography Stall' ol' '50 Lamp. Stearns. . .Her hair was made for technieolor. . .That laugh . . . Bowdoin, ah yes. . .Parties an-en't complete without this per- sonality gal. . .Concentrates on bridge. . . Hi, honey . . .Red flannel nightgown. . .Music's her greatest love. MARIE-MINTO SUTTON 16 Puritan Road Beverly, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. French Clubg Secretary of United World Federalists Chapter, Workshop Players, .I une Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Sally. . .Rah for the Crimson. . .Poetry. . .Ezra Pound. . . Last Saturday- . . .Miguel . . .Foreign attractions. . .Does not knit argyles. . .Long earrings. . .Lets roommate go to town on her hair. . .Pedro. . .Gentlemen prefer brunettes. MARY ANN SYLVESTER 9 Day Street Cambridge, Massachusetts General, A.S. ,Iune Feteg Speakers' Bureau, Advertising Stall' ol' '50 Lamp. Syl. . . I've got news for you, Kid . . .Long, sleepless aecoun t- ing nights with the three Belmontians. . .Down by the old New Jersey shore. . .Future lies in Lafayette or Fordham. 123 CIIARMAINE E. TALBOT Main Street Elba, New York llierehandising, A.S. President of Speakers' Bureau, Member of Executive Council, Outing Club, Blue Feather, Freshman Formal, Fall Fantasy. Chim . . .Short 'n neat 'n petite. . .Talks in her sleep. . . Miss Ellie and Little White Lies . . .Bundle of energy. . .Loads of enthusiasm . . .Chatterbox. . .Stuffed animals. . .Who's big- ger?. . .Never lets you down! ,IACQUELYN li. TEMPERLEY 150 Gibbs Street Newton Cen tre, Massachusetts Art, A.A. Badminton, Basketball, Crew, Volleyball, Workshop Players, lied Cross, Poster Committee, Prom Conlmittee, June Fete, Stal'l'ol 4-9 News, Stalfof '49 aml '50 Lamp. Jet. . .Partial to modern art. . .Cubism. . .Strictly an Annapo- lis girl. . . Call me Jet, not Jackie! . . .Ten o'cloek scholar. . . Enterprising. . .Can't stand 'SMule Train . . .Loves swimming and is a champion. JEAN L. TIIOMAS 3 North Brookwood Drive Montclair, New Jersey Art, A.A. Basketball, Crew, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Manager of llockcy. Jeanna. . .Excels in sports. . .Likes radio mysteries and mov- ies. . .We love the gal. . .Tops in bridge. . .Oh, what those eyes can dol. . .Cashmere sweaters. . .Viln, vigor and vitality. DOROTHY C. TORNER 16 Winfield Street West Orange, New Jersey Merchandising, A.S. President of Outing Club, Blue Feather, Fashion Show, June Fete, Crew, Softball. Dotty. . .Midget ol' the house. . .Big, brown eyes. . .Always confused and in a dither. . .Those weekends?. . .Fiend for short hair. . .Tells her roomnlate to change her name. . . Dense in the morning. . .Cute, that's all there is to it. MARY JANE TRAINER 407 Midland Avenue Wayne, Pennsylvania Merchandising, A.S. Basketball, Hockey, Crew, Orphean, Nlodern Dance Club, Fashion Show, June Fete. Teeny. . .Expressive brown eyes. . .Terrific hockey player. . . Cotta get connections . . . I'm here to tell you . . .Oh, Dan, Where are you? . . .Whips that needle and thread. . .Knaek for getting second desserts. . .Exotic looking. . . Individuality. 124 PllYLLlS A. TURNER 13 Lafayette Road Wayne, Pennsylvania Merchandising, A.S. Red Cross, Outing Clubg Fashion Showg .lune Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Phyl . . . Dickies. . .Soap-box operas. . .Loves novelty station- ery. . .Can't spell. . . l've got to get organized . . .Lan't wait for vacations. . .Likes shoes. . . Can't stand the boy. SABRA TURNER 145 Willow Street Wollaston, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. President of Dayhopsg llead of Barn Committeeg Basketball, Crewg Outing Club, June Feteg Softball, Spanish Clubg Or- pheang Red Crossg Prom Committee. . Sabic. . .The brain of the English 1 Troublesolne Four . . . Lloyd, '30 Ford, Nl.I.T. most important subjects. . . llow exotie ...Expert on piano arrangement of Flying Stink- weed . . .The forgetful kid. . .Full of pep at any hour. BEVERLY ,IANE WALKER 503 North George Street Rome, New York General, A.S. Badminton, Volleyball50rpbean5 Fashion Show,Outing Club. Bcv...Santa Claus is coming to town!...Oll' to Europel... StulTed animals. . .Football fan. . . Unposed pictures the best. JOAN CATIILEEN WALLACE 372 Wibird Street Portsmouth, New llampshire General, A.S. Orpheang Workshop Players, Fashion Show, Speakers' Bu- reau. ,Ioanie. . .Looks to the moun lains of New Hampshire. . . I'lank's ber man. . .Modeling school her goal. . .Loves to sleep . . . Somebody eut my bangs . . .Prcfers long hair. . .Quick to laugh. . .Cute and bright as a button. CLAIRE E. WALLIS 410 Pleasant Street lielmon t, Massachusetts Liberal Arts, A.A. French Club, Orpheang Workshop Players, Red Crossg June Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Claire... Ob, dear gussy .. . ll' only I had my license . .. Looking forward to nursing. . .l'listory's a good course, but- . . . Charlic, My Boy . . .Practices the piano diligently? 125 GLORIA AGNES WARNER River Road Calverton, New York Liberal Arts, A.A. Blue Featherg Speakers' Bureau, Red Cross. Gloria. . .Islas oodles ol' stull'ed animals. . .The cook of the house. . . Oh, that Smokerln. . .Whose fudge was best?. . . Always knitting on Shirl's socks. . .Radio mystery fan. . . How ani I going to lnake that eight-thirty class? . . .Pleas- ing personality. . . This card table was good once. MARGARET A. WEBER 230 Kenilworth Road Ridgewood, New Jersey General, A.S. Hockeyg Soeeerg Softballg Volleyball, Red Crossg Workshop Playersg Outing Club. Meg. . .Bundle of energy. . .Radio fiend. . . Sleepy . . .Week- ends at ,lackie's. . .Bubbling personality. . .Pint-sized . . .Sub- ways and shorthand keep her busy. . .Hours before mirror with lipstick. . . Let's play bridge. CARM EN V. WELCH 23 Bemis Street Newtonville, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Crewg Badminton, Softball, Barn Committee. Carmen. . .Enlivens every gathering. . .Passion for apples. . . Cotta have a hamburger . . .Perpetual laughter. . . What's the name of that street? . . .Baseball enthusiast. . .Clown of the Dayhops. . .Double billing with Naomi. BARBARA J. WELLES 199 Carrington Avenue Woonsoeket, Rhode Island Red Crossg ,lune Feteg Outing Club. Barbie. . .That red-head gal. . .Hails from a little old town in Rhode Island. . . Don't call my dog a mutt! . . .Those Boston weekendsl. . .Strictly a basketball fan. . .Loves dark hair and blue eyes. HELEN A. WETHERBEE 28 Creeley Road Belmont, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Spanish Club. Hel. . .Tall and smooth. . .Dynamic. . . Anything for color ...Loves summer at Yarmouth ...and looks forward to bigger and better times ...l'lans to be a Spanish Inter- preter. . .Wit galore. 126 MARY' FRANCES WIIEIQLER 20 Soundview Circle White Plains, New York Art, A.A. Crewg Spanish Clubg Workshop Playersg Poster Committeeg June Feteg Speakers' Bureau. Mayfie...Listerine!!...Trips to Wellesley to acquire a lil.lle more knowledge. . .Dartmouth. . .Burns the midnight oil. . . ller poor little plant with its drooping leaves. . .HI guess l'll give these socks to my dad . . .ller sister Betsy. ,IOAN l. WIIITTEN 56 Western Avenue South Paris, Maine Merchandising, A.S. Blue Featherg Outing Cluhg ,lune Feteg Baskethallg Crewg Workshop Players. Joanie. . .Bowdoin. . .Another letter. . .That darn C plus. . . Cot to have my hair cut . . .Always washing. . .Brownies and milk. . .Night hawk. . .Those wonderful blind dates. . .Fash- ion-wise. . .Functions in reverse. BARBARA ANN WILSON 6 Milk Street Methuen, Massachusetts Merchandising, A.S. Basketballg Crewg Softballg Workshop Playersg Fashion Showg June Fete. Bobby...5' 2 eyes of blue...Those weekends in Maine... Generous as the day is long. . . Hub? . . .Plans a trip to S.A. with the Trio. . .There's a little bit of devil in her. . .Never loo busy to help. JOANE WILSON 31 Sweetser Terrace East Lynn, Massachusetts General, A.S. Red Crossg Spanish Clubg June Feteg Modern Dance Clubg Workshop Players. Joan. . .lwagie fingertips on any piano. . .'Phone calls from Bobby. . . Sure . . .Enthm-aiastie. . .Plenty of rhythm . . .Dane- ing and skating ability. . .Friendly. . .CheerI'ul. NANCY A. WILSON R.D. 1 Robbinsvillc, New Jersey Liberal Arts, A.A. Volleyballg Spanish Clubg Orpheang Outing Clubg Red Crossg Speakers' Bureau. Nancy. . .Conscientious in her studies. . .Would like to trans- fer to Bucknell. . .Talks with her hands. . .Practices piano in private. . .Wonderful sense of humor. . .Nancy with the laugh . . . Oh, for gosh sakes! 127 ANN MARIE WINKLE 5 Mulberry Street Middletown, New York Dramatics, A.A. Basketballg Volleyballg Workshop Playersg The Mad Hat- ters g Holiday g Stall' of '50 Newsg Speakers' Bureau. Brooklyn . . .Oceanside and Middletown. . .Partial to Tufts. . . Impartial to Babson. . . Shu tt upp!l . . . Dramatic. . .Leopard rugs and mou ton blankets. . . I can't stand it . . .Sophisti- cated. . .Jokcr. . . Did I ever tell you this one? CAROL A. WOLCOTT 989 Centre Street Newton Centre, Massachusetts Secretarial, A.S. Orpheang Choir, Basketballg Speakers' Bureau Refreshment Chairman. Carol. . .Very fond of a certain fellow named Stuart. . .Has confidence in her future. . .A good talker. . .Asks and answers many questions. . .Pleasant to everyone. JEAN WOODS 2 llolfes Lane Newbury, Massachusetts Merchandising, A.S. Fashion Showg June Fete. Jean . . . Get me the shears . . . That's the best one I've heard all day . . .Rubbing alcohol. . . This closet is too small . . .That first pair of socks, What did I do wrong? . . .Blind dates?. . .Small, but oh, my!!. . . By the Sea. 123 K ,gkk Il.,V.i,,3xri V ' M r. Meservc, Town Treasurer Editor-in-chief, ELLEN o9B1:1EN Photography Editors, EILEEN DUFFY, JOAN ANTUN Copy Editor, NANCY LEE BEAN JOANNE CREVELING RUTH KOSKY JOAN GILMORE MARJORIE MARTIN BARBARA GROENING DORIS ONEAL JOANNE HAIGIS JOAN ROBILOTTO CAROL HUSTED ASTRID SELANDER Art Editor, DIANA EWING NANCY BAZARNICK DONNA LINCOLN ELIZABETH BAUMBACH LOIS LINCOLN JOANNE HAIGIS JOAN MANLEY MARJORIE KLEINDIENST MARLENE SEMERARO JANET WYMAN . Advertising Editor, SALLY SMITH Advertising Layout Manager, ELLEN KEY Business Manager, BARBARA HIRES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Our Thanks To: Mr. Johnson of the Andover Press, Mr. Greene of Sargent Studios, and our advisors, Mrs. Bamford, Mrs. Butler and Mr. Meserve, who sat in patiently on our meetings, got us out of financial difliculties and backed us up in our decisions. 129 Woon a. 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Y- T 42' Q Y V Q 1 ts e-'mms : 'MIPJUYYQI-SDPWIIVICI. 5 hm 1 I --hu H 1 ,iw WEAR WRIGHT 8z DITSON SADDLES Here's regulation equipment for campus and mighty popular for town and country hikin , too. Smart two-tone style saddle oxforgs with leather uppers and rubber soles. White with tan or black saddle. Sizes 4-9. Widths AAA-C, available in most sizes. They're must haves for year round comfort and wear. WRIGHT 8: DITSON Girls' School and College Outfitters 462 BUYLSTON ST., BOSTUN, MASS. FRANK BATTLES, Inc. V Sales agency for Laseii Maintenance Trucks Compliments Oi A Friend CUNGRATULATIUNS! sci-IOLASTIC JEWELERS, inc. Class of 1950 A Complete line The Ofiiifiifffsixfw Wayne Beaulff Shop. 5114 WASHINGTON STREET AUBU,,N,,ALE BOSTON 32, MASS. E. F. P. BURNS Suppliers of Lasell's Caps anal Gowns 100 SUMMER STREET BOSTON 10, MASS. Gray 8a Rawding Lines Chartered Bus Service For all Qccasionsf' Room 21-HOTEL COPLEY PLAZA Boston 16, Mass. 9713? 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