Manhattanville College - Tower Yearbook (Purchase, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1962 volume:

1962 TOWER MANHATTANVILLE COLLEGE of the SACRED HEART PURCHASE, N. Y. A 4 Pius X School of Liturgical Music Benziger Building 4 Chafrel Construction as of December 1961 5 6 Dedication Over ten years ago, there was a map of the terrain and a blueprint. More than that, there was a vision which animated the blueprint; the result, is something far more than stone and concrete. From the blueprint was born the campus in Purchase ; from the vision was born the new Manhattanville. Through foresight and love, the tradition of the Sacred Heart was carried to Westchest er where it would con¬ tinue to be the impetus behind the education of the modern woman, involved and in love with her world. The fitting conclusion to a great exertion has been the two hundred and twenty acres of secluded campus which is not the safeguard of our isolation but the instru¬ ment of our involvement. On the tenth anniversary of Manhattanville’s establishment in Purchase, we dedicate the 1962 Tower to Reverend Mother Fitzgerald. It was Reverend Mother’s foresight which made possible a new campus following the tradition of the Sacred Heart, where knowl¬ edge is not the sole aim, but rather wisdom, whi ch is knowle dge coupled with magnanimity. m ■ ■ ..; 35B � . 4v-n m i FACULTY What have we given? By this, and this only, have we existed. T. S . Eliot 9 Mother O ' Byrne You are bound and entwined. You are mingled with the elements unborn. For you are no fiart, but a whole, No portion, but a being. Ezra Pound 10 Miss Murdoch Mrs. Kirby, Mr. Arning, Mr. Mira Mr. Langley Mrs. Thurlow, Mrs. Durh.ee No one can know, how glad I am to find On any sheet the least disfilay of mind. Robert Frost Mr. Katz Dr. Gallaher, Dr. McKenna, Dr. Thormann 11 Mother Whalen Moth er Hargrove Miss Sfiecht the beauty of mflections . . . the beauty of innuendoes. Wallace Stevens Mother Morgan 12 Dr. Klein, Mr. Ryan You, that have not lived in thought hut deed, Can have the purity of a natural force. William Butler Yeats Mme. Guy, Dr. de A rango, Madre Jevenois Mr. Modzelewshi, Mr. Morrissey Msgr. Hartigan Mrs. Briggs, Dr. Wolshy, Dr. Newton, Dr. Alscher Dr. O ' Clair, Miss Cave 13 Mother W illiams, Mother D unn 14 Mr. Woods An easy commerce of the old and the new, The common word exact without vulgarity. The formal word precise hut not pedantic, The comfilete consort dancing together. T. S. Eliot Miss Benziger Dr. Stoetzer Mr. Kingston Dr. Sh me, Mother Carroll, Miss Saunders I made my song a coat Covered with embroideries Out o f old mythologies. W. B. Yeats Miss Alexeieff, Mrs. Woronoff 15 Mrs. O ' Hare Miss Fasano Mother Yon It IS th e face of one who knew That we were learning while we laughed. Edwin Arlington Robinson ■ % — Miss Avietene Or. 0 Hara, Mr. Delahanty 111111 Mr. Northover 16 Mother Blank . . . when rhythm marries thought Life escapes defiantly From the old, sleek tyrannies of earth. Maxwell Bod enheim 17 1 j i i I SENIORS And the end of all our exfdoring Will be to arrive where we started And know the filace for the first time. T. S. Eliot 19 ELIZABETH JOSEFA McLOUGHLIN, E. de M. 560 First Street, Brooklyn 15, New York English Literature Love is the voice under all silences, the hoj e which has no ofoftosite in fear; the strength so strong mere force is feebleness: the truth more first than sun more last than star. e. e. cummings JUDITH ANNE ALBRECHT, E. de M. 266 Spring Avenue, Troy, New York European History Wit 7S { erj)etua1 daybreak And skylark. Mark van Doren JOAN MARGARET ANTOLINI 9 Willow Street, Douglaston 63, New York Psychology into the strenuous briefness Life: handorgans and Aftril darkness, friends l charge laughing . . . e. e. cummings FLORENCE EVELYN BAIR 218 Wall Street, Corning, New York Art Education ; none Gives motion to perfection more serene Than yours. Most rare. Wallace Stevens KATHLEEN CARMODY BALET 122 Lormg Avenue, Pelham, New York Philosophy Here one has wandered and now Still through the noon glides his thought, With the power of a dream unfulfilled. John Gould Fletcher 22 IRENE FRANCES BANNIGAN 150 East 69th Street, New York 21, New York Practical Art Tell h er that sheds Such treasure rn the air . . . naught else hut that her graces give Life to the moment. . . Ezra Pound LUCILLE PATRICIA BARBIERI 35 Calton Lane, New Rochelle, New York English Literature may my heart always he ojien to little birds who are the secrets of living e. e. cummings 23 SANDRA CORINNE BELLANCA, E. de M. 6327 La Pintura Drive, La Jolla, California Chemistry If you will tell me why the fen aftfiears imftassable I then will tell you why I think that I can get across it if I try. M ananne M oore ROSEMARY BULLARD BELLINGER 144-93 Roosevelt Avenue, Flushing, New York English Literature Wh ere the mind is without fear And the head is held high Wh ere knowledge is free. Rabindranath Tagore 24 VIRGINIA HERON BENNETT 23 Pine Street, Princeton, New Jersey JUDITH BLAKE 83 North Drive, Eggertsville, New York English Literature . . . one, though he read, was never done At ashing why the moon was cheese. Dunston Thompson Russian I am moved i y f ancies that are curled Around images and cling: The notion of some infinitely gentle . . . thing. T. S. Eliot 25 KATHERINE MUNRO BOUSCAREN 2469 Grundin Road, Cincinnati 8, Ohio European History She is f)covering in a doorway Stefifting out of time into here. Oscar Williams BEVERLY ANNE MAURY BOWERS 85 Grange Avenue, Fairhaven, New Jersey French reaching out when for lights beyond the prison it comes their way of the five senses. Carl Sandburg 26 ANN DORIAN BRICE 78 Penn Road, Scarsdale, New York Practical Art Thoughts like white flowers In hedges o f May. William Rose Benet NANCY ANN BROWN 85 Nichols Road, Cohasset, Massachusetts Art History To that stern colour and that delicate line That are our secret discipline Wh erein the gazing heart doubles her might. William Butler Yeats 27 VIRGINIA BROWN Box 749, Lake Providence, Louisiana Classics I am content when wakened birds, Before they fly, test the reality Of misty fields, by their sweet questionings. Wallace Stevens MARGARET ANN BURKARD 60-29 Catalpa Avenue, Ridgewood 27, Queens, N. Y. Economics This . . . will b e seen . . . We love the things we love for what they are. Robert Frost MAURA BURKE 11 Mountview Road, Wellesley Hills 81, Mass. Government Love in the ofien hand, nothing hut that. Ungemmed, unhidden, wishing . . . all for you. Edna St. Vincent Millay ALEXANDRE MARIA BYRNE 74 Puritan Avenue, Forest Hills 75, New York Spanish Beyond all chance or changing, Secretly high Ah ove that turmoil raging. The fitting of the So within the Why. I. A. Richards 29 MARY KATERI BYRNES 424 Lincoln Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Practical Art ... a turbulence of forms delightful with indefmable flowering e. e. cummings SUZANNE CALHOUN 5 Fox Hunt Lane, Lake Success, New York European History I will be the gladdest thing under the sun, 1 will touch a hundred flowers and not fuck one. Edna St. Vincent Millay MARILYN ALICE CAREY 75 Hampshire Road, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts 225 European History And my heart is still and alert, Passive with sunshine. Avid of adventure. Amy Lowell MARY JOHNSON CARNEY Eastland Avenue, Pelham, New York Philosophy Love is the tact of every good, The only warmth, the only fieace. Delmore Schwartz 31 NANCY LENIHAN CASHMAN 2201 Delaware Avenue, Wilmington 6, Delaware M usic Education Just as my fingers on these keys Make music, so the self-same sounds On my spirit, make a music, too. Wallace Stevens CATHARINE FREDERICA CHAMBERLAIN, E. de M. 1426 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, Illinois Government My mind is like a cl amorous market-fl ace All day . . . its babel wells ,— Voice answering to voice in tumult swells. Chaffering and laughing, and flushing for a flace My thoughts haste on . . . Walter de la M are 32 MARY ELIZABETH CHELIUS, JR. 296 South Manning Boulevard, Albany 8, New York French turn sheer despairing to most perfect gay, nowhere to here, never to beautiful: a little innocence creates a day. e. e. cummmgs KATHLEEN ANNE CLARK 53 Broadview Terrace, Meriden, Connecticut English Literature . . . where is the new world? . . . in time. In moments of the individual mind: Flashes and fragments: . . . . . . heart-defining hei ght . . . Brewster Ghiselin 33 ANNE RITA CLUNE 16 High Gate Road, Cranston 10, Rhode Island Psychology Tranquil well of deefi delight, All things that shine through thee aftftear As stones through water, sweetly clear. Anna Branch Hempstead CECILIA CORTINA Y GONZALEZ-QUIJANO Felipe Villanueva 112, Mexico 20, D.F. Mexico Economics What thou lovest well remains, What thou lov’st well shall not he reft from thee What thou lov’st well is thy true heritage. Ezra Pound 34 ROSEMARY NOELLE CRAIG, E. de M. 207 West Elm Street, Titusville, Pennsylvania Government CONSTANCE CAROLA COWLEY 75 Thayer Road, Manhasset, New York To fi nd a friend who has these qualities, Who has, and gives Th ose qualities upon which friendship lives. T. S. Eliot What she do es is ages old, and she is not simply, No, hut lovely in that way. Bernard Spencer 35 HARRIET C. DAVENPORT, E. de M. 46 Mountainview Drive, West Hartford 17, Conn. Economics For better than fortune ' s best Is mastery in the using. And sweeter than anything sweet, The art to lay it aside. Louise Gurney MILDRED MARY DETGEN 118 Rockledge Circle, Perrysburg, Ohio Music Yet sings her clear voice unrelenting on of loveliest impossibilities . . . Walter de la M are MARY ANN DICK 232 Huron Avenue, Sheboygan, Wisconsin European History To hold his ground in patience . . . that is action or heauty. M arianne M oore CATHERINE FLYNN DEVLIN, JR., E. de M. 838 Tuckahoe Road, Yonkers, New York Economics . . . this complete simplicity . . . The never-resting mind. Wallace Stevens 37 ELIZABETH MARYANN DiGIACOMO Richmond Hill Road, Greenwich, Connecticut Psychology For all things the delighted eye now sees Were loved. William Butler Yeats LORNA Di NUNZIO 1 Chestnut Avenue, Pelham, New York Psychology She had within her dark eyes lit Sweet fires to burn all doubt away. Walter de la Mare 38 ELLA MAY DOHERTY, E. de M. 7 Commonwealth Park, Newton Center 59, Mass. Government lover of all things excellently rare; obsolete almost that phenomenon (too gay for malice and too wise for fear) e. e. cummings MARY-ANNE DOHERTY 40 Ox Bow Lane, Summit, New Jersey Practical Art Winning ways, airs innocent, sweet looks . . . gaygear going gallant, girlgrace Gerard Manley Hopkins 39 ;s , 88 Midwood And the silence of SUSAN ELLEN DONOVAN 19 Chatham Road, Longmeadow 6, Massachusetts American History We knew so much: when her beautiful eyes could lighten Her beautiful laughter to follow our phrase. William Rose Benet ALICE PATRICIA DOWD Street, Brooklyn, New York Practical Art the silence of a great love, a deep ■peace of mind . . . Edgar Lee Masters 40 DOROTHY ANN DREIER R. F. D., Box 235, Katmahi, New York European History am never bored, however familiar th e scene . . . I rejoice in the spring, as though no spring had been. Theodore Roethke CONSTANCE DUCEY 728 Hastings, Park Ridge, Illinois Russian To know that there has been someone in the world Who dared to do these things. Christopher Fry THERESA ANN DUFFY 20-64 31st Street, Astoria 5, New York Economics bird by snow and stir by still anyone ' s any was all to her. e. e. cummings ANGELA MARIA DURAND 221 Hartsdale Road, White Plains, New York European History with a laugh . . . With invention and courage William Carlos Williams 42 MADELON MARIE DURHAN 82-19 Kent Street, Jamaica 32, New York Economics But it is wisdom to believe the heart. Columbus found a world, and had no chart, Sa ve one that faith deciphered in the shies. George Santayana ELIZABETH MARY EIDENBACH 115 Reach Avenue, Larchmont, New York Biology Loved; gave proudly friended. Felt the quick stir of wonder. Rupert Brooke JEANMARIE ELLENBURG 6543 Rollymeade Drive, Cincinnati 43, Ohio Engl ish Literature. The endless cycle of idea and action, Endless invention, endless experiment. T. S. Eliot MARIANA CATHERINE ENGLISH 555 Gib son Avenue, Kingston, Pennsylvania Practical Art A curiously clear-cut, candid flower, Standing beside clean doorways, Friendly to a house-cat and a pair of spectacles, Flaking poetry out of a bit of moonlight And a hundred or two sharp blossoms. Amy Lowell ROSEMARY HELEN ENGLISH 1950 Montgomery Avenue, Villanova, Pennsylvania English Literature You are the smell of all Summers . . . The recoilection of the gardens of little children, You are State Houses and charters And the familiar treading of the foot to and fro on a road it knows. Amy Lowell 850 Park Avenue, New York, New York English Literature And fteace will marry fturfiose And jmrity married to grace Will make the human absolute As sweet as the human face. Richard Eberhart 45 SARAH ELIZABETH FICKES Box 52, Mare Barn Lane, Wayne, Illinois Government . . . tense starlessness . . . in the dumb dark svelt and urgent e. e. cummings MARIE HELENE FISHER P. P. Box 63, Port au Prince, Haiti English Literature And deefi within the glass she dimly sees Another world shine , darkly rich and strange With mystery and romance. C. Ethel Evans 46 MAUREEN VERONICA FISHER Mux Lane, Lloyd Neck, Huntington, Long Island, New York Biology Your gift of charity, and young heart ' s ease, And the dear honour of your amity. Rudyard Kipling LINDA ALICE FOGARTY 30 Lenox Drive, Greenwich, Connecticut Biology with the intensity of youth . . . the urge towards wisdom, love and order Lee Anderson MARY LEE FRIDAY 5475 Darlington Road, Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania English Literature ... a mystery , between dream and real; Things usual yet miraculous that bless And overwell a heart that still can feel. Walter de la Mare CATHERINE MAUREEN GAINE 6000 Western Avenue, Chevy Chase, Maryland Economics valor And the fierce faith undying And the love quenchless. Donald Davidson 48 MARY JANE GIGLIO 144 New Harwinton Road, Torrmgton, Connecticut Russian For the same breath that did awake the flowers, Flaking them hafifiy with a joy unknown, Kindled my light and fixed my spirits goal. George Santayana BARBARA GANNON, E. de M. 48 Hawes Street, Brookline 46, Massachusetts Russian Th e answers quick and keen, the honest look, the laughter, the love. Edna St. Vincent Millay 49 JANE GILBANE, E. de M. 317 Laurel Avenue, Providence 6, Rhode Island Mathematics . . . j ower of strong enchantment conscientious inconsistency. Marianne Moore ELIZABETH STUART HARDESTY 6406 Murray Hill Road, Baltimore 12, Maryland French Only where love and need are one. And the work ts ft a V f or mor a l stakes, Is the deed ever really done For Heaven and ' the futures sakes. Robert Frost 50 KATHERINE ANNE HAYNES 11 Marilyn Road, Milton 87, Massachusetts Physics . . . once started into talk, the light syllables leaded for her, and she balanced in the delight of her thought. Theodore Roethke MARY THOMPSON HARRINGTON, E. de M. 2 Calumet Road, Winchester, Massachusetts American History Yet something adamant in us Confronts with scorn the ominous; Bright in our eyes its laughter springs . . . William Rose Benet 51 ELEANOR MARY HESCH 469 Argyle Road, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania English Literature Full of a gentle kindness Her looks and language . Sara Cleghorn ANN REGINA HESTERBERG 478 Argyle Road, Brooklyn, New York Natural Science may my mind stroll about hungry and fearless and thristy and subfile e. e. cummings MARGARET ANNE HICKMAN, E. de M. 2026 Seaview Avenue, Del Mar, California American History This is wisdom to he strong, This is virtue to he gay. James Stephens CYNTHIA MARIA HETTINGER, E. de M. Box 1183, San Juan, Puerto Rico European History What you cry is clear, and sound good sense . . . The heart within, that tells the truth And tells it twice as ftlain. A. E. Housman 53 NORMA LINDSAY HIGINBOTHAM 1435 Lexington Avenue, New York 28, New York English Literature We need the comrade heart That understands And the warmth, the living warmth Of human hands. Thomas Curtis Clark ELAINE ANN HUARISA 37 Woodley Road, Winnetka, Illinois Government Fair golden thoughts and lovely words . . . honor fils th em full of care. H. Phelps Putnam 54 PATRICIA REGINA JACOBSEN, E. de M. 1940 Elmwood Drive, Highland Park, Illinois Psychology If ever I said, in grief or firide I tired of honest things, I lied. Edna St. Vincent Millay GERALDINE MICHELE JANIK 2965 Cleveland Avenue, Niagara Falls, New York Practical Art see Past the dark fainting of the hour Life ' s ecstacy. Walter de la Mare HAZLE CAROL JEFFRIES 61 Bradford Avenue, White Plains, New York Natural Science Out in the distance are dreams Dreams you shall follow someday Far through the endless wild. Margaret Widdemer ATHALIE DORIS JOY, E. de M. 75 Old Battery Road, Bridgeport 5, Connecticut Classics Reason has two moons, hut moons not hers Fie mirrored on her sea Confounding her astronomers But 0! delighting me. Ralph Hodgson 56 LILLIAN SHEILA KELEHER 1460 Parkchester Road, New York 62, New York Chemistry . . . the f ootftrints of my feet Will he distinct and clear; However trodden on, they will not disaftftear. Edna St. Vincent Millay MAURA ELLEN KAVANAGH 120 East 79th Street, New York 21, New York English Literature . . . gathering as we stray, a sense Of Life, so lovely and intense It lingers when we wander hence. John Masefield 57 MARIAN JOAN KENNEDY 530 El Camino Real, Burlingame, California Biology The calm, the smoldering, and the flame Of . . . patience . . . Edwin Arlington Robinson MARGARET ANNE KERVICK 102 Fairfield Drive, Short Hills, New Jersey European History So, Gay in the midst of growling things, you’ll go Tiptoe, songs in your ears, sights in your eyes That blind and deafen you to compromise. W. R. Rodg ers 58 SARAH ANN KRILL 20200 North Park Boulevard, Shaker Heights 18, Ohio Government . . . dreams happy as her day and laughter, learnt of friends; and gentleness. Rupert Brooke CAROL PAGE KIRCHHOFER 352 Pelhamdale Avenue, Pelham, New York Government ... I eyed the world with all delight Reality was the perfection of my sight. Richard Eberhart 59 LESLIE LaBOYTEAUX La Chenaye, Orinda, California French Bronze hair. . . Level eyes scourging fear, Singular laughter. . . You were here. William Rose Benet MARY ANN LAWRENCE 122 Fates Avenue, Montclair, New Jersey American History will give you five hofies for any fear e. e. cummings MARIA de LOURDES LEITAO Rue Artilharia Um 46—5° Esq., Lisbon, Portugal my soul repairs herself with ■prisms of sharp mind and Matisse rhythms e. e. cummings MARY MARGARET LEONARD 138 Wickbam Road, Garden City, New York French You are vital force — Yo u are challange and promise, peace and power. Ruth Mitchell MARY CARLYLE LIND Llewellyn Park, West Orange, New Jersey Art History the . . . world is probably made of roses and hello e. e. cummings JUDITH THERESE LOFTUS 7-J Crescent Road, Greenbelt, Maryland European History You are. . . The unshaken tree The surge of deef music. Toe Akens CATHERINE ANN LYMAN 198 North Laurel Street, Hazelton, Pennsylvania English Literature Never to allow gradually the traffic to smother With noise and fog the flowering of the spirit. Stephen Spender MARY SUSAN MAGES 92 Soundview Avenue, White Plains, New York Classics . . . gathered from the air a live tradition or from a fine old eye the unconquered flame. Ezra Pound 63 KATHERINE LOUISE MALONEY 5168 Ellicott Street, Batavia, New York MARIANNE MARGARET MALONEY 74 Sargent Road, Scarsdale, New York European History You shall run, laughing. . . And weave flowers with the frosty sfnnes of thorns. Amy Lowell English Literature I firaise the bird, the river and the tree. Imagination is the heart of me. Howard Moss 64 JEANMARIE MANFREDONIA 29 Hamilton Place, Garden City, New York Economics That I sang as children sing Fitting tunes to everything, Loving life for its own sake. Sara Teasdale MONICA ELIZABETH MANIERI 5913 Searl Terrace, Washington 16, D. C. Music Education The grace is there, But strain as well is filain to see, Degas loved the two together: Beauty joined in energy. Richard Wilbur 65 ANN CHRISTINE MANNING 526 Mercer Street, Albany, New York English Literature Pining to leaf) from A clean on to Z; Avid for fantasy—yet how staid a head. Walter de la Mare BARBARA JEAN MAUGHAN 822 East 38th Street, Brooklyn 10, New York English Literature The leaves will whisfer ... of her, and some Like flying winds, will strike you as they fall. Edwin Arlington Robinson 6G SHARON ELIZABETH McINTYRE 127 Hollywood Drive, Monroe, Michigan Philosophy Trust begets j ower and faith is an affectionate thing. M ananne M oore ARLINE JULIANNE McDONALD 85-20 65 Road, Rego Park, Long Island, New York Economics This is the music that the masters make Out of their minds, profound, solemn and clear. John Barryman 67 PATRICIA McMAHON 1701 10th Avenue, Sacramento 18, California Chemistry I had heard of her great worth and had no doubt To find her lovelier than I thought And found her also cleverer. F. T. Prince ANNE GRACE McNAMARA 360 East 50th Street, New ork 22, New York European History To love I have been candid, Honest, and often-handed. Elinor Wylie ELLEN KELLY McNERNEY 1217 Campbell Street, Williamsport, Pennsylvania French Dwell on her graciousness, And nothing promised that HELEN MARY MITCHELL 1255 A. North Avenue, New Rochelle, New York American History With youth, a singing voice, and eyes To take earth ' s wonder with surprise. Sara Teasdale dwell on her smiling, was not performed. Robert Graves 69 SUZANNE SCHOETTLE MITCHELL 534 North Rose Lane, Haverford, Pennsylvania American History Your mobile soft unquiet strength; . . . life is your child. Robinson Jeffers MARTHA MARGARET MONAGHAN 70 Ocean Drive, West, Stamford, Connecticut English Literature In love with hours when from the circling faces Veils pass, and laughing fellowship flows warm. Arthur Ficke 70 ' JUDITH LEONARD MORGAN 135 Linden Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey Psychology I fling my soul on high with new endeavor. And I ride the world helow with a joyful mind. William Rose Benet GERALDINE MULCAHY 102 Boulder Trail, Bronxville 8, New York Economics the deepest feeling always shows itself in silence; not in silence, hut restraint. Marianne Moore ELIZABETH ANN MURPHY 2762 Chain Bridge Road, Washington 16, D. C. American History There is a gentleness survives That will outspeak and has its reasons. There is a loveliness exists, Preserves us. W. D. Snodgrass ELENA CECILIA MURRAY Corregidores 1516, Mexico 10, D. F., Mexico European History Setting forth with full sail for an ocean unseen, burning with zeal to achieve it: Y outh is the season for planning and dreaming, for hofnng and graying, for seeking. John Gould Fletcher 72 SUSAN ELIZABETH NEARY 34-05 80th Street, Jackson Heights 72, New York European History Born of the sun they traveled a short while towards the sun, And left the vivid air signed with their honor. Stephen Spender MARICLARE NICHOLSON 151 Longue Vue Drive, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania Economics lets live suddenly without thinking under honest trees. . . e. e. cummings 73 JACQUELINE ANNE NICKERSON 4 Blackthorn Lane, White Plains, New York Biology All comely quality! . . . All courtesy and merriment. James Stephens JUDITH ANN NORT ON 48 Alexander McGregor Road, Pawtucket, Rhode Island Spanish How sure a thing is joy This is mortality, This is eternity. Marianne Moore JUDIE ANNE O ' BRIEN 396 Parker Street, Newark 4, New Jersey Art History I shall he The imagining spirit of solitude Bold to create a stillness of my own. Grace H. Conklmg ANNE HARRINGTON O’CONNELL 19 Maple Avenue, Larchmont, New York English Literature the harder the wind hlows the taller i am e. e. cummings HELEN ELIZABETH O ' HARA 5000 East End Avenue, Chicago 15, Illinois Mathematics Love, Will always have heen great things Great things to me. Thomas Hardy CAROL ANN PALMER 35 Park Avenue, New York 1, New York Art His tory when we are young we long to tread a way none trod before. William Butler Yeats IMELDA SOOK PARK Central P. O. Box 607, Seoul, Korea European History you are a ' poet who believes in the power of beauty to right all wrongs . . . William Carlos Williams VIRGINIA OLGA PETRIK 1516 Brookside Drive, Union, New York Physics most . seem to live according to circumstance, But with people like him, there ' s something inside them That accounts for what happens to them. T. S. Eliot 77 MARILYN ARDELL PFEIFER 1015 Sunset Road, Wmnetka, Illinois Government Out somewhere beyond the wordly ways Her gold is spread, above, around, inwoven; Strange ways and walls are fashioned out of it. Ezr a Pound JOANNE MIELE PICONE 281 Sussex Drive, Manhasset, New York Psychology Performances, assortments, resumes — Uf Ti mes Square to Columbus Circle lights Refractions of the thousand theatres, faces — . . . You shall search them all. Hart Crane 78 SYBIL MARIE POLLOCK 5811 Schaefer Road, Edina, Minnesota English Literature Adventurer in living fact, the jioet. Yvor Winters DIANA MARIE PYLE, E. de M. 3411 Ashley Terrace, N. W., Washington, D. C. Philosophy Of my dee i hunger great dreams grew, and I made of my ideals my bread. S. Funaroff 79 BARBARA RANGES 30 Errol Place, New Rochelle, New Government . . . innocent of guile, She scarcely knows th ere dwells a Enchantment in her smile. Phyll is McGinley BEATRIZ RESTREPO G. Carrera 35, 48 A 30, Medellin, Colombia York brief Philosophy Hers were those eyes You watch, and the story seems Told by their beautifulness Tranquil as dreams. Walter de la M are 80 MICHELE MARY REYNOLDS 111 Carpenter Avenue, Mount Kisco, New York Economics KATHLEEN ALICE ROONEY 3440 86th Street, Jackson Heights 72, New York Physics I have climbed the hills of view And looked at the world , and descended. Robert Frost 81 ELIZABETH CROSSAN ROUSE 3 Kent Road, Annapolis, Maryland Philosophy She gives when our attention is distracted And what she gives, gives with such subfile confusions That the giving famishes the craving. T. S. Eliot MARION CECELIA RUCKELSHAUS 4226 N. Illinois Street, Indianapolis 8, Indiana European History With words and fieofile and love you move at ease. In traffic of wit exfertly manoeuver. John Frederick Nims SANDRA LYNN SAVIN 71 Strawberry Hill, Stamford, Connecticut Psychology the tender smile the sovereign sweetness, the gentle grace. Alice Cary THERESA MARGARET SAIN English Literature no heart can leaft, no soul can breathe but by the sizeless truth of a dream e. e. cummings 83 ELLEN ADELAIDE SCHLAFLY 7 Westmoreland Place, St. Louis 8, Missouri Government this life could dare freely to give as gives a friend. e. e. cummings SUE SCHLEGEL Chessor Lane, Wilton, Connecticut Government one Whose thought was shapely and whose dream was hroad. Karl SLapiro 84 ROSEMARY NEVILLE SHEA Raeder Avenue, Nuangola, Pennsylvania Government love is a dee£ er season than reason e. e. cummings SUSAN REMI SIDENFADEN 260 Hacienda Drive, Arcadia, California Psychology hard, human ftulse . . . throbbing . . . With the sure strength that fearless truth endows. George Crabbe 85 BARBARA SMOL 1289 Madison Avenue, New York 28, New York Biology for in my heart, Unchanging, steady, love heftt perfect tune. Joh n Gould Fletcher URSLA JANE SMITH Avenida Alvear 1960, Buenos Aires, Argentina Psychology You are a person of interest, one comes to you And takes strange gain away. Ezra Pound 86 ELIZABETH TILLOTSON STEVENSON 221 Elderwood Avenue, Pelham, New York French I ' d rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance e. e. cummings MARCIA STIFLE 29 Rockwood Drive, Larchmont, New York Cl assies I behold, in love, An ancient aspect touching a new mind. Wallace Stevens JEANNE STRUMPEN-DARRIE 18 Walnut Avenue, Larchmont, New York French Summer h as filed h er veins with light. And her warm heart is washed with noon. C. Day Lewis ANNE SULLIVAN 20 Maple Street, Franklin, New Hampshire Spanish he thou gay hy dark and day gay as only truth is gay e. e. cummings 88 JEANNE ELIZABETH TANSEY 40 Woodfield Drive, Short Hills, New Jersey Government being generous this heart could dare e. e. cummmgfs SUZANNE HOLCOMBE TAYLOR Sasqua Hills, East Norwalk, Connecticut Mathematics Life is the fruit she longed to hand you Rifte on a filate. And while you live Relentlessly she understands you. Phyllis McGmley MARGARET HAMMOND THOMPSON 1 Edgehill, Little Rock, Arkansas Natural Science Victory won’t come to me unless I go to it .. . M arianne M oore MARGARET MARY TOBIN 25 Crestmont Road, Binghamton, New York Psychology come foul come fair — goes alone daring to dare for joy of joy e. e. cummings 90 VIRGINIA E LIZABETH TOOMEY 32 South Munn Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey Psychology Time was to her hut the days Flowers took for blossoming, The world was just a ftlace for spring. Edna St. Vincent Millay CHRISTINE ANITA UNKOVIC, E. de M. 5740 Aylesboro Avenue, Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania English Literature . . . Ever moving Iron thoughts come with me And go with me. T. S. Eliot 91 CAROLINE MARGARET UNNEWEHR 2885 Diehl Road, Cincinnati 11, Ohio American History always its spring and everyone ' s in love and flowers fick themselves. e. e. cummings JOAN CARVER VINING 1062 Allengrove Street, Philadelphia 24, Pennsylvania Mathematics Tumbling hair fucker of buttercufs violets . . . through the field wonderful with eyes a little sorry . . . e. e. cummings 92 KIRSTEN MARY WALDBILLIG R.D., Slmgerlands, New York Practical Art From compromise and things half-done Keep me, with stern and stubborn pride. And when, at last, the fight is won, God, keep me still unsatisfed. Louis Untermeyer JUDITH CARROLL WALSH 7475 Halliday Drive East, Indianapolis, Indiana European History . . . thy lightnings go Harmless and full and swift from race to race. Walter de la Mare ELIZABETH ANN WARD 38 East 5th Street, Corning, New York English Literature On her lifts familiar words become the words Of an elevation, an elixir of the whole. Wallace Stevens LINDA MAE WENNBERG 3 Sagamore Road, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Economics I find, under the boughs of love and hate, In all ftoor foolish things that live a day Eternal beauty wandering on her way. William Butler Yeats 94 MARY ELIZABETH WHALEN 562 Monterey Avenue, Pelham Manor, New York Economics More gold than gold the love I sing, A hard, inviolable thing. Michael Field WENDY ELLEN WERNER, E. de M. 205 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn 25, New York English Literature The ' proper shining of a soul Where nothing ordinary dwells. Edwin Arlington Robinson YUKIKO YANAGIDA 3-11 Himonya Meguro-ku, Tokyo, Japan Art History How hut in custom and in ceremony Are innocence and heauty horn. William Butler Yeats CATHARINE BRIDGET WILSON Blind Brook Lodge, 66 Milton Road, Rye, New York English Literature I go rejoicing l fll all the air with my music. Ezra Pound It is four in the afternoon. Now it is five o’ clock. Phyllis McGinley Absorbed by questions no man answered yet. Anon. . . .let th em go scrafing and creeping Out over the crusted snow, When others are sleeping. Robert Frost 97 When music and sweet poetry agree Who would be thinking of a Ph.D.? Robert Hillyer 98 Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information? T. S. Eliot Off with her head! said the Queen of Hearts. Lewis Carroll I haven t read one booh about A booh or memorized one {dot . . . I learned one date. W. D. Snodgrass 99 m The little girls coo like doves. Phyllis McGinley Betw een the idea and the reality . . . T. S. Eliot 100 The verb to love ' s” not auxiliary. Tomorrow will come and today will ftass, But the hearts of the young are as brittle as glass. Phyllis McGmley The Ministry warned the feofile last weeh Not to “look depressed.” Phyllis McGmley 101 Some £eo{ 1e think they will eventually wear diamonds instead of rhinestones. Ogden Nash . . . you are a cosmic comic fellow. Ned O ' Gorman 1 would not come in. I meant not even if asked. And I hadn’t been. Robert Frost 102 Should I after tea and cakes and ices, Have the strength to force the moment to its crisis? T. S. Eliot Consequently I rejoice, having to construct something Ufion which to rejoice. T. S. Eliot 103 Fatuous boy, to art apprenticed, Leave your TYluse and be a dentist . . . Phyllis McGmley Happy Birthday to you . . . T. S. Eliot For a woman to remain on a pedestal, She needs an excellent sense of balance. Peter Shavian 104 happy (to you) birthday e. e. Cummings A hundred thousand days Of front-page paper events, A half a dozen major wars. And forty-five presidents. Robert Frost 105 JUNIORS our cants were horn to haftften our mosts have died in more our twentieth will often wide a wide often door e. e. cummings R. Nolan, 74. E. Pohl. B. Staebler, R. Gorman, S. Strum{ , fC. Tunney, fC. Johnson, 74. Connors. N. 74urjhy, H. O ' Regan, P. T4urjghy. B. Boyd, A. VCright, dd, Cusack, K. Grant, I ' d. Coleman. G. Wollenzin, M. Schnelle, S. Coonly. K. Buckley, D. Pmgitore, B. Boyd. B. Kyte, A. DeLorenzo, B. Pettit. 109 J. Krayeski, E. Miller. M. Maimone, T. Ryan, M. Miranda. K. Ross, J. Dolce, C. A. Fabrizio, J. Egan, M. Cusack, G. Ward, S. Maxwell, C. Krug, K. Grant. S. Cosgriff, S. Largay, B. Lachner, P. Petrella. 110 D. Cox, E. Gasbarro, D. Almirall, J. Hamann. ner, 7 1. Costello, H. Becker, 71. J. Rubino, B. Each 71 . Jacinto, 71. Wilker. S. Oakey, Y. Haesen, 71. Curras, J. Burke, E. Breen, 71. J. Doran J. Romano, J. Kelly, V. McTlgue, 7 1. McCa ughan. D. Brew, C. Lombardi, S. Risoli, P. Guinan. C. Scafati, D. Cassens, T. 7 11 adimch, 7 1. LaRosa, J.H amann . P. Hogan, J. l lurf hy, 1 1. Durand, P. 1 1 onahan, B. Kaufman, A. Doherty. S. Hotz, D. Carroll, B. Catoggio. J. Fogarty, 1 1. Davies, C. Cnbari, 1 1. FitzPatnck, 1 1. HcHahon. 113 D. Ringawa, H. Becker. R. Hurfchey, H. Buck, E. 7YIacken, D. Bonner, H. Ttfatos, R. Healy. 114 E. Gasbarro, D. Cox, P. fCindelan, A. DeLorenzo, D. Almirall, H. Gannon, M. Verdi, P. Donahue. O. Sal a, C. Casseb. M. Doyle, A. Ridder. C. Ward. D. Carroll, B. Bonjean, M. Coleman, R. Cacace, S. Cole, P. Casey, C. Shngluff, C. Gleeson. L. Nichols, T. Bronner, J. Romano, B. Kosky, C. Cortesi, 7 1. Czarzasty, H. Sullivan, D. Toczko. F. Kemmerer, E. A. Conwell, T. Camimti, C. Tabori. 115 5. Cosgnff, 7 1. J. V mgard, B. Ryte, R. Callagy, S. T lotz, K. Ryan, C. Bolen. H. Sullivan, H. O ' Regan, D. Pontzer, 7 1. Czarzasty. 7 1. Jones, 7 1. Sullivan, 7 1. E. Lawlor, C. Shngluff, A. Doyle, S. Henrion. G. Creaven, P. Dalton, H. Ulvehng, N. Adams, ]Yl. J. Godfrey. .M. Cusato, J. Kosinski, M. Elvm, R. Cacace. H. Grady, B. Pettit, B. Ryan, B. Celia, P. Petrella, B. Ruocco, J. Rubmger. 117 The other day I chanced to meet A forceful sign upon a street. Marion Rewot For this the little Mozart fiddled. Phyllis McGmley When there ' s duty to accomplish, it’s our duty that we do. Though the world is in a muddle, we contrive to muddle through. Phyllis McGmley You rememher how Orville Wright said his filying machine Was going to outlaw war? Phyllis McGmley Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. Robert Frost 118 I occasionally feel vague how vague i don ' t know. e. e. cummings Keft awake with black coffee, Took to wearing glasses, Writing a thesis On the toxic gasses. W. H. Auden The trains may come, the trains may go .. . But I shall hide . . . No more with luggage laden down. Phyllis McGinley True joy sang burning in the sun. Dylan Thomas WASTING I M E Brenden Ward 119 Mo ving between the legs of tables and chairs, Rising or falling, grasfnng at kisses and toys. T. S. Eliot Wyatt Earfi Rides tall in the stearfi. Phyllis McGinley Will out o f the hi ndness of their hearts a few ■fhilosofibers tell me what i am doing on the tof of this hill at Calchidas, in the sunlight? e. e. cummings and what i want to know is . . . e. e. cummings Some feofile are just naturally P ollyanna. Ogden Nash 120 what time is it i wonder never mind consider rather heavenly things stars for instance. e. e. cummings and kisses are a better fate than wisdom e. e. cummings and if spring should sfioil the game , what then? e. e. cummings Whose woods these are I think I know . . . Robert Frost I advocate a semi-revolution. Marion Rewot 121 SOPHOMORES We are th e summer’s children, the hreath of evening, the days Wh en all may he hofied for. Edith Sitwell 123 124 yi. Walling, M. Bncher. J. Lyons, P. Farnsworth, Jyl. Andrews C. A lido, A . fCalmes, C. Torsney, C. Gorlin. 7 1. Peters, fC. Foley, A. 7 1 cGlinchey, 7 1. 7 1 eehan, 7 1. Falk, A. Hauserman, D. Gavin, D. T lulcahy, 7 1. Flanders, 7 1. 7 lulvihill, B. Cahill, 1. Barrett. 125 S. Dibble, F. Orsemgo, A. Sununu, J- Petro, M. Scannell. 126 7 1 !. Flanders, L. ]Y[enendez M. O ' Connor, S. Ryan, M. Walling, G. Pall ante. J. Des Jardins, K. Carney, D. Mooney, K. Diller, C. Ottaviano, E. Fitzgerald. 127 Seated: J. 7 1addock, I. Stamatof ou1os, C. Sattenstein, C. Kast; Standing : C. Hohenlohe, E. Lawton. 128 Top : H. 0 Keefe, S. 7 1 ooney, V. Altieri, 7 1. Weiss, C. 7 laier Bottom : 7 1. Tlowry, 7 1. Howland. M. Clarie, J. Budenz, M. Bradley, L. Coogan, N. Runfola, G. di Bello. S. Horan, TV. Higgins, J. 7 1 cHugh, D. O Connor, A. Sheehy. 129 K. 7 L cC onvill e, yi. D uane, M. Grace, D. Ketcham. B. Heinlein, A. O ' TV eara, C. Lufrari elld, L. Sullivan, P. O’ Connell, fC. Houle, K.. Edwards. 130 5. Teffner, K. Sexton, G. Butler, P. Gillette, D. Roberto. S. Carroll, J. Diencx. 131 i W. Yahn, P. Simmons, C. Foster. 7 1. Ryan, E. Higgins, 71. Griffith. 132 D. Gavin, S. ftlackasek 133 134 E. Wood, L. Sullivan 135 C. Costello, W. Welch, ]. Chisholm, C. Cervase, 1YI. Anastasi, 1M. Acierno, K.. Tedesco. C. Walsh, M. Neill. 136 mmi ' ftl. Kirby, J . Pinto. 137 M. Camftins, S. Gray, T. Ciaccio, 14. Hartman, P. Farnsworth, C. Brady. K. Haley, P. Wallace, S. Rieger. 13S G. Pallante, C. Ottaviano C. Walsh E. V all one, S. Pinto, J. l lurach, P. O Shea, D. Sylvia. 139 For God, For Country, And for Yale. Eli Here is no face to lure a thousand shifts. Phyllis McG inley 140 I have measured out my life in coffee spoons. T. S. Eliot some for adventure, some from fear of censure, some for love of slaughter. Ezra Pound Prehensile sophomores in the tree of 1 earning . . . vaguely puzzled. John Malcolm Brinmn Not that I like the ash-trays over-crowded and the place in a mess. Edna St. Vincent Millay It is morning. 1 stand by the mirror And surprise my soul once more. Conrad Aiken Oh is it true I ask again The world ' s still full of single men? Phyllis McGmley 141 FRESHMEN There is a bridge before us we have need To build; a bridge whose links Are consciousness, whose roadway faith, whose anchoring towers Are the flesh acting and the mind that thinks. John Gould Fletch A. Bourjaily, S. M cGlinchy, T. Dattola, B. Miller, R. TYLontero, A. Conan. M. Balet, S. Newman. P. Fisher, S. Levison. 7 1. Moran, J. McGrath, A. Stamatojioulos, J. Musto, M. McG M. A. Harg rove, D. Washhurne. ann, D. Cavanagh, C. Pridday, J. TYlul doon, S. Carr, 7 1. Petrich, J. 7 lcLaury. 7 1. Haeder, V. Tloore. 145 R. Novello, N. Sfielshouse, S. Starsmore, H. Farrell. M. B. Hrivnock, V. Boyd, P. Froehhch JYl. E. Kennedy, TV. Kendrick. J. Hurley, A. M. Wise , E. Delaney, E. Langan. C. Powell, B. TYlalloy, R. Kennedy, K. Cramer, ]Yl. Thompson, I. Villa!on, S . Gross. 147 7 1. T. Ry an, F. Lawrance, R. 7 lazur, D. 7 1 acDonal d, R. Huch, R. Blase, 7 1. Thatcher. T. 7 lullen, J. Tansey, R. Plater-Zyberh. 148 K. O ' Connor , L, Sh ea, H. Costello, P. Froehlich, G. Rynne, E. Cavanaugh. P. Grace, S. Dorsey, E. Perrone, I. Reyes, M.. A. Hargrove. J. Jylagnetti. 149 7 1. C. Crawford, 7 1. A. Kocurek. S. Kennedy, F. Flynn, S. Wddgen. 00 . 150 7 1. Randall, C. Kelly, 7 1. 7 laeder, B. Finnegan. E. Finnegan, E. Felesma. G. Domenech, T. B orras, O. 7 1 aharewycz, I. Remhard, E. Pico, E. Rodriguez. Top row: 7 1. Pratt, P. Bachmann, D. P enrose; bottom row: D. T lelton, 7 1. All attach., D. Downey, K.. Cooney. C. 7 lestas, B. Parker, 7 1. T. Ryan. TV. Gibney, M. A. Glennon, M. L. Burry, A. Sandberg, M. A. Murfihy. A. Giles, A. Ryan, C. Wolsky, R. Warren. 153 I I i. • 7 1. Poremshi, E. Cavanaugh, S. Drymal ski, J. Doran, B. Untermeyer. j 154 K. David, E. Perrone. E, Brancaccio, P. Grace, 7 1. ard. Ben! 155 I would anything Rather than this cold fiafer; With outside, the quiet sun on the burgeoning branches, And inside, only my boohs. Amy Lowell So I often wonder who started this rumor about women being the clinging vine and man the mighty oak or elm. Ogden Nash 156 Home is the flace where when you have to go there, They have to take you in. Robert Frost They are rattling breakfast plates in basement kitchens . . . T. S. Eliot And they have a traditional rite which is handed down from mother to daughter. Ogden Nash Now sound the trumpets, Beat the drums, The call has come . Philip Thompson A hook worth reading . . . Cusack, Jones, and Ward All of a sudden, bicycles are toys. Phyllis McGinley There is one form of life to which I unconditionally surrender, Which IS the feminine gender. Ogden Nash 157 ACTIVITIES To the grandeur of your mind a nd the glory of your action, To arts and inventions and daring enterprises, To schemes of human greatness . . . T. S. Eliot Sodality Council Sodality Council — B . Kyte , P. Hickman, D. Pyle , 5. Bellanca, 7 1, E. Pohl f 5. 7 1 ackasek, TV. Tlurfthy, S. Calderon . o fthe endless Journey to no end Conclusion of all that Is inconclusible Grace to the 7 Iother For the Garden Wh ere all lo ve ends. T. S. Eliot 160 Catholic Action Council Catholic Action Council — 7 1. T. Ryan, P. Coyle, TV. T ' lurfihy, J. Rasic, 7 1. Burch, G. Hoeffel, fC. Conway, A. Sandberg, 7 1. Flanders, H. O ' Regan, F. Kemmerer, H. Davenport, E. Hesch, E. Schlafly. Light breaks where no sun shines; Where no sea runs, the waters of the heart Push in their tides. Dylan Thomas Student Government Student Government — V. Moore, L. McLoughlin, S. Maxwell, J. Lyons S. Hammond, A. McGhnchy, C. Lombardi, J. Burke, S. McIntyre, M. J. Wingard, V. Moore, L. McLoughhn, S. Maxwell, J. Lyons, P. Toner, B. Rouse, L. Schott, M. Kav- anagh, B. Christensen, B. Kavanagh. Always struggling, always reaffirming, always resuming their March on the way that was lit by the light Oft en haltering, loitering, straying, delaying, returning yet following no other way. T. S. Eliot 1G2 College Council Reality is the beginning not the end , . . . It is the infant A standing on infant legs, Not twisted, stoofnng, folymathic Z . . . Alfdia continues to begin. Omega is refreshed at every end. Wallace Stevens 163 Senior Class Council emor Class Council — C. Palmer, 7 1. Friday, 7 1. Tobin, 7 1. Thompson, S. Neary, P. Hickman, J. Tansey, S. Sidenfaden, P. TTcTlahon, 7 1. fCavanagh. The mode of the person becomes the mode of the world, For that person and, sometimes, for the world itself. Wallace Stevens junior Class Council Junior Class Council —Standing: D. Brew, 7d. Coleman, C. Lombardi, B. Boyd, 7 1. Costello. Seated: N. Tlurfyhy, C. Smith, P. Guinan, F. Kemmerer, D. Cox, 71. J. Godfrey, C. Casseb. There will be time, . . . Time for all the works and days of hands That lift and drof a question on your fdate; Time for you and time for me, And time yet for a hundred indecisions, And for a hundred visions and revisions. T. S. Eliot Sophomore Class Council • Cr jgM _JHH k , w .. . ' -JW “ r tr o s j|jl| zWsSr yfhrwfflMMMB r- SUsUl walk. - Sophomore Class Council —Front: B. Byrne, D. Roberto, 1 1. Flanders, S. Horan, C. Kast. Back: 7 1. A. Weiss, S. Sununu, J. d ' latteis, S. Cald¬ eron, B. Kavanagh, L. Coogan. Stillness becoming alive, . . . A lively understandable spirit. Theodore Roethke Freshman Class Council Freshman Class Council —Front Row: S. Smith, N. Gibney, L. Schott, A. Sandberg, C. Yafr. Second Row: S. Carr, J. JVluldoon, B. Kearney, T. Dattola, A. Cryvoff, S. Levi son. Back Row: I. von Wellsheim, K. Blase, G. Arcuni. This form, this face, this life Living to live in a world of time beyond me ; let me Resign my life for this life, my speech for that unspoken, Th e awakened, lifis parted, the hofie, the new shifis. T. S. Eliot Activities Board Activities Board —Seated: W. Rendueles, M. Gaine, C. Unkovic, P. McCaffrey, R. Craig. Standing: D. Pule P Kervick E Hevrh C. Cowley, ]. Fogarty. M. Leonard. ' And if, as we work, we can transmit life into our work, life, still more life rushes into us to compensate, to he ready and we ripple with life through the days. 168 D. H. Lawrence Social Council Social Council —5. Kennedy, S. Cosgnff, C. Cortina, H. Jeffries, R. English, C. Fagan, S. Newman, 7 1. Clark, 71. Duane. . . . the slow miracles of thought Take shafe through fatience into grace. Anon. lf)9 Founders Hall Committee B. Kyte, C. Cortesi, H. Scannell, C. Bolen, K.. Chamberl am, B. Gannon, J. Norton, S. Oakey, C. Fagan, J. Burke. 170 Order. The strong sweet quality That preserves us. Kenneth Wilbur Spellman Hall Committee Chairman: M. A. Sullivan S. Drymalski, F. Orsenigo, B. Christensen, M. A. Sulli van, D. Mooney, J. TenBroeck, C. Maier. The illustration is nothing to you without the application. M arianne M oore N. £ A. M. Balet, C. Ducey, P. Simpson, P. McMahon, M. Leonard, B. Pierrefiont, M. Smith, S. Kennedy, G. Arcum, B. Ryan. First came the seem, then thus the f al fable . . . Made courage , or made order , or made grace . . . Learn of th e green world what can be thy flace In scaled invention or true artistry. 172 Ezra Pound N. F. C. C. S. Around Table: K. Houle, Y. Yanagida, 71. J. Godfrey, W. Werner, J. Crowell, J. Fogarty, 71. 1. Falk, S. Dibble, D. Roberto. Standing: W. Crowell. Hard, h uman fiulse throbbing still With the sure strength that fearless truth endows. Edwin Arlington Robinson 173 Brownson Honor Society Seated on floor: C. Hettinger, P. Hickman, C. Fagan, C. Palmer, J. Tansey. Seated: B. Hardesty, JT. Friday, N. Higmbotham, C. Devlin, B. Harring¬ ton, G. Brown, J. Loftus, V. B ennett, P. Jacobsen, A. Joy, E. Hesch, C. Unkovic. In a hard intellectual light I will build a citadel Too beautiful to tell And from this fair ediface 1 shall see, as my eyes blaze, The moral grandeur of man Animating all his days. Richard Eberhart E. Doherty, D. McCosker, L. ddenendez, 5. Krill, K• Ryan, 7d. Hart, P. Kervick, B. Boyd, K. Isom, TYl. Whalen, English, I ' d. Schnelle, J. Taylor, D. Penrose. Wh ere the bricks are fallen We will build with new stone Where the beams are rotten We will build with new timbers Wh ere the word is unspoken We will build with new speech T. S. Eliot 175 Social Action Secretariat The world stands out on either side No wider than the heart is wide; Ah ove the world is stretched the sky, No higher than the soul is high. Edna St. Vincent Millay Philosophy Commission K. Ryan, D. Pyle, K■ TYlaloney. I made of the truth Idy sword of need S. Funaroff 177 mmtmm International Relations Club B.P ettit, P. Dalton, J. Loftus. And what there is to conquer By strength and submission, has already been discovered Once or twice, or several times, by men whom we cannot hope To emulate—but there is no competition — For us, there is only the trying. The rest is not our business. T. S. Eliot Intercultural Club E. Valdes, G. Valdes, E. Gonzales, R. Plater-Zyberg, B. Restrefo, C. Nido, M. Miranda, President, E. Emmi, D. Cassens, S. Sununu, M. E. Murphy, R. Langfeld, D. Makarewyez, 1. Villalon. These golden heads, these common suns . . . The marhet of the world. Howard Nemerov 179 Faculty - Student Committee Mr. Northover, P. McCaffrey, C. Coogan, K.. Balet, C. Hettinger. And grateful for the wit to see Prosfects through doors we cannot enter. Phyllis McGinley 180 Officers— T. Ryan, R. Craig, NL. Schnelle, V. Al- tien. Dramatic Club like a fierhafis Hand in a window (carefully to and fro moving New and Old things, while f eo{ 1 e stare carefully moving a f erhaf s fraction of a flower here placing an inch of air there) and without breaking anything e. e. cummings Officers— M. McCann, B. Nolan, R. NLazur, M. Detgen, K. Ed¬ wards. Glee Club Everyone suddenly burst out singing; And I was fiird with such delight. Everyone ' s voice was suddenly lifted. And heauty came like the setting sun. And the song was wordless; the singing will never he done. Siegfried Sassoon 182 Pius X Choir Y 1 TjHBjjk flj |HB Ik M ■ .9 1 1 . wSf Uau V FI • . k W V x J A. f • IJgwfr | ■ HL 1 J mJ? B M v UmI ' jiBBB m. ?5HS3 |v3k ’B ' • a Bw, l| v v President: C. Cowley . . . the difficult design They worked to follow, line by line. How much was art, how little chance. Mark van Doren 1S3 71. TlcCann, JYL. ‘M.amen, C. Casseb, C. Krug, R. Healy, T. Ryan, 71. Doyle, S. Krill, J. Egan, 71. Fitzpatrick, 71. Jones. 184 Tk is will be the song and sound of it: the light of the yellow bird in the sun. Ned O’Gorman Dance Committee Seated : E. Fitzgerald, R. Ryan, 7 1, A. Doherty, J. Gilhane, B. Ifflil son, C. A. Fahrizio, 7 1, Cusach. Standing: C, Perangelo, 71, A, eiss, K. Sheehan, C. Lind, B. 71 aughan, 71. Costello, P. Donahue, S. Starsmore, R. Ring, E. Brancaccio, S. Smith. and a hundred joys high . . . set trafts for his heart, . . . from whiskers to stars . . . dancing isn ts on why. e. e. cummings Young Conservatives C. K.irchhofer, C. Tabori, M. E. Mullen, Chamberlain, M. A. Dick, M. E. Mowry. D. O ' Connell, C. Unkovic, P. McCaffrey, B. fCavanagh, A. Stamatofoulos, K. No sfnrit seek here rest. But this: No man Shall hunger; Man shall sfend equally. Our goal which we comftel: Man shall be man. Stephen Spender 186 Athletic Association 7 1. Gaine, G. Walling, S. T htchell, 7 1. Tobin, S. 7 lcGlinchy, J. Kelly, H. Ulvehng, ]Yl. 7 Iulvehill, P. Kmdelan, P. Gillette, 7 1. Fisher, E. Vallone, I. von Wellsheim, 7 1. Thompson. The goal stands u{ , the heeler Stands uft to hee{ the goal. A. E. Housman 187 On-Campus Committee Seated: N. Higgins, E. Cacace, R. Cacace, S. Taylor, M. FitzPatrick, 7YI. Whalen, M. Davies. Standing: B. Finegan, P. Fisher, R. Bellinger, C. Gleeson, S. Mooney, S. Horan, J. Mattels, A. W right, A. Sullivan, S. Pollack, E. Cavanagh, J. Jannino. you shall above all things he glad and young for if you’re young, whatever life you wear it will become you, and if you ' re glad whatever s living will yourself become e. e. cummings 188 Off-Campus Committee Seated: Jd. Thompson, Jd. Thompson, B. Ham. Standing: P. Gillette, ]. Kennedy. Let us go then, you and I, Wh en the evening is spread out against the sky. T. S. Eliot Centurion Seated: C. Devlin, Editor; B. Jdaughan, B. Hardesty, J. Blake, A. O ' Connell, S. Donovan, S. Savin, F. fCemmerer. Standing: C. Brady, 7 1. 7 lcCann, G. Brown, K. Ryan, P. Dowd, A. Nowak, N. Good- wilhe, 7 1. O’Connor, 7 1. Coleman. Weavingly now one by wonder (on twilight) they come until (over dull all nouns) begins a whole verbal adventure to illimitably grow. e. e. cummings 190 P. Dowd, B. Ward, 7 1. T. Ryan, D. Gavin, A. Manning, Editor; B. Stevenson. First a word was fuzzy, and was nothing . . . Then a word was mighty, . . . Finally a word was elegant and sheer, . . . It was the world-memory alone. Richard Eberhart Literary Staff — C. Krug, 7 1. Dolan, 7 1. Jones, Literary Editor; K. Connelly, C. Ward, 7 1. Sullivan. Absent: K. Doyle, 7 1. Cusack. 192 Assistant Editor—Grace Ward THE TOWER . . . ajart from any Jast, afiart From any future . . . The present close, the present realized, . . . The vivid thing m the air that never changes, Th ough the air change. Wallace Stevens Business Staff — K.. Foley, M. E. Mowry, fC. Buckley, Bus Man¬ ager; M. J. D oran, P. Dalton, M. McCaughan. Photography Staff — L. Menendez, M. Curras, J. Romano, B Ruocco, Photo Editor; E. Nichols, C. Foster. Art-Layout Staff —5. Motz, Layout Editor; A. Doherty. Absent: J. Rubi nger. From the Tower Board, a sincere THANK YOU to... REVEREND MOTHER FITZGERALD REVEREND MOTHER MULQUEEN MOTHER O’BYRNE MOTHER McCORMACK MOTHER CAVANAGH MOTHER DOWD MOTHER WHALEN MOTHER BOURNEUF MISS JEAN McMULLIN MISS ANGELA CAVE MISS JEAN FOX MR. WILLIAM SLOANE MR. 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O’NEIL, B.A. FLORENCE WESTON, R.S.C.J., Ph.D. 196 Class of 1963 NANCY ADAMS, Garfield Road, Concord, Massachusetts DANNE ALMIRALL, R.D. No. 1, South Salem, New York HILDEGARD BECKER, 48 Great Oak Road, Manhasset, New York CARROLL BOLEN, 250 Dover Road, Manhasset, New York ELIZABETH BONNER, 3931 Alta Vista Drive, Pasadina, California BRENDA BOYD, 2052 Church Place, Trenton, Michigan ELLEN BREEN, 153 Clyde Avenue, Salisbury, Maryland EDITH BRENNAN, 33 Procter Boulevard, Utica, New York ANNE BREW, 7 Jackson Street, Garden City, New York THERESA BRONNER, 155 Fosemont Street, Albany, New York HARRIET BUCK, R.D. 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Carmel, Connecticut CAROLA CRIBARI, 317 Claremont Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York MARGARET CRICHTON, 325 Shore Road, Greenwich, Connecticut WENDY CROWELL, 800 Chestnut Hill, East Aurora, New York MARIA CURRAS, 553 2nd Street, Vedado, Havana, Cuba MAUREEN CUSACK, Jagger Lane, Westhampton Beach, New York MARION CUSATO, 60 Park Terrace West, New York 34, New York ANNE CUSKLEY, 1 Thompson Place, Larchmont, New York MONICA CZARZASTY, 52 Herkimer Street, Waterbury, Connecticut PATRICIA DALTON, 865 Norgate Drive, Ridgewood, New Jersey MERLYN DAVIES, 99 Woodside Avenue, West Warwick, Rhode Island ANNETTE DE LORENZO, 3286 Bradway Boulevard, Birmingham, Michigan ALICE DOHERTY, 40 Ox Bow Lane, Summit, New Jersey MARIANNE DOLAN, Lower Whitfield Street, Guilford, Connecticut JUNE DOLCE, 84 Highland Road, Rye, New York PATRICIA DONAHUE, 25 Park Avenue, Naugatuck, Connecticut MARY JANE DORAN, 47 Grimsted Street, Manhasset, New York ANN DOYLE, 18722 Van Aken Boulevard, Shaker Heights 22, Ohio ELIZABETH DOYLE, 1711 Palmer Avenue, New Orleans 18, Louisiana KATHLEEN DOYLE, 21 West 39th Street, Erie, Pennsylvania MADELYN DOYLE, 365 New Litchfield Street, Torrington, Connecticut JENNINGS DUGAN, 124 West Lanvale Street, Baltimore 17, Maryland MARIANNE DURAND, 331 Hartsdale Road, White Plains, New York JOAN EGAN, 33 Bryon Lane, Larchmont, New York MARY ELVIN, 10 Elston Road, Upper Montclair, New Jersey CAROL FABRIZIO, 5100 Tilden Street N. W., Washington 16, D. C. SHARON FINNIE, 1079 Pilgrim Road, Birmingham, Michigan MARY FITZ PATRICK, 201 Croyden Road, Syracuse, New York MARY FLANDERS, 24 Versailles Boulevard, New Orleans, Louisiana JANICE FOGARTY, 209 North 11th Street, Newark 7, New Jersey ELAINE GASBARO, 156 Hope Street, Providence 6, Rhode Island CATHERINE GEHERMANN, Barney Park, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York CELESTE GLEESON, 6639 North 7th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MARY JO GODFREY, East Quaker Road, Orchard Park, New York ROSEMARY GORMAN, North Road, Oyster Bay Cove, New York HELEN GRADY, Brookside Park, Greenwich, Connecticut KATHLEEN GRANT, 580 East Main Street, Bradford, Pennsylvania PAMELA GUINAN, 108 East 82nd Street, New York 28, New York YVONNE HAESEN, Ch. Courvoisier 9, Versoix (Geneva), Switzerland JOAN HAMANN, 201 Lake Shore Drive, Candlewood Shores, Brookfield, Conn. MARY HART, 8 Chester Road, Upper Montclair, New Jersey ROSEMARY FIEALY, 132 Tullamore Road, Garden City, New York SHEILA HENRION, 2735 Bradfield Drive, Lincoln, Nebraska PATRICIA HOGAN, 9 Hawthorne Drive, Westfield, New Jersey SUZANNE HUMPHRY, 2545 Drummond Road, Toledo 6, Ohio MARIA JACINTO, 24 Ipil Road, Forves Park, Makati, Rizal, Philippines MELINDA JONES, Glendale, Union, South Carolina KATHE JOHNSON, 225 Eastland Drive, Pelham, New York ELIZABETH KAUFFMAN, 219 South Columbia Avenue, Columbus, Ohio JUDITH KELLY, 6346 Woodbine Avenue, Philadelphia 31, Pennsylvania MOIRA KELLY, 132 Lawrence Parkway, Tenafly, New Jersey FRANCES KEMMERER, 90 Park Avenue, Larchmont, New York PATRICIA KINDELAN, 85 Chestnut Street, Weston, Massachusetts JEAN KOSINSKI, Golf Course Road, Amsterdam, New York ELIZABETH KOSKY, 243 Valentine Lane, Yonkers, N. Y. JANET KRAYESKI, 467 Field Street, Naugatuck, Connecticut CYNTHIA KRUG, 10 Lockwood Road, Scarsdale, New York MARY ELIZABETH KYTE, 7803 Ayres Road, Cincinnati 30, Ohio ELIZABETH LACHNER, Garrison, New York LINDA LADORE, 632 Anderson Road, Purchase, New York SHEILA LARGAY, South Street, Middlebury, Connecticut MARY LAROSA, 829 Park Avenue, New York 21, New York MARY ELLEN LAWLER, 9 Pierrepont Avenue, Malone, New York CAROL LOMBARDI, 6 Scott Lane, Purchase, New York BARBARA LUST, Valley Road, New Canaan, Connecticut MAUREEN McCANN, 58 Roosevelt Boulevard, Florham Park, New Jersey MARY McCAUGHAN, 1142 South Greenway Drive, Coral Gables, Florida MARY McMAHON, 19 Bassett Street, New Britain, Connecticut VIRGINIA McTIGUE, 1509 Park Avenue, River Forest, Illinois ELLEN MACKEN, 17 Jochum Avenue, Larchmont, New York DOMENICA MAIMONE, 27 Carlile Terrace, Little Silver, New Jersey MERCEDES MATOS, 62 Sol Street, Ponce, Puerto Rico SUSAN MAXWELL, 886 Fairview Road, Highland Park, Illinois LINDA MILLER, 66 Upper London Road, Londonville, New York CLEMENCIA MIRANDA, Urdaneta No. 208, Guayaquil, Ecuador THERESA MLADINICH, 316 Pennsylvania Avenue, Crestwood, New York PATRICIA MONAHAN, 755 Larchmont Road, Elmira, New York SUSAN MOTZ, 80 Brixton Road, Garden City, New York RITA MURPHEY, 24 Tremont Street, Garden City, New York ANN MURPHY, 134 Old Orchard Park, Fairfield, Connecticut JOAN MURPHY, 3 Old Mamaroneck Road, White Plains, New York PATRICIA MURPHY, High Point Road, Scarsdale, New York ELIZABETH NICHOLS, 151 Montclair Avenuer, Montclair, New Jersey REBECCA NOLAN, York Lynne Manor, Apt. A-l, Philadelphia 31, Pennsylvania ALICE NOWAK, 20 Marlborough Road, North Haven, Connecticut SUSAN OAKEY, 2716 Avenham Avenue, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia ELEANOR OHALEK, 60 East Raleigh Avenue, Staten Island, New York MARY OLMSTEAD, 350 Cherry Street, Denver, Colorado HELEN O ' REGAN, 114 East 84th Street, New York 28, New York PATRICIA PETRELLA, 641 Boulevard, Bayonne, New Jersey MARY PETTIT, 182 West Cliff Street, Somerville, New Jersey DIANE PINGITORE, 16 West 9th Street, New York 11, New York MARY POHL, 82-2 3rd Street, Troy, New York DIANE PONTZER, 524 Hyde Avenue, Ridgway, Pennsylvania KATHLEEN POWELL, 1290 Orchard Ridge Road, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan WENDY RENDUELES, 1640 30th Street, N. W., Washington 7, D. C. ALICE RIDDER, 619 James Street, Pelham Manor, New York SUSAN RISOLI, 43 Horton Street, Rye, New York SUZANNE ROGERS, 68 Lake Road, Webster, New York JOYCE ROMANO, 44 Eighth Avenue, Brooklyn 17, New York KAREN ROSS, 8306 Third Avenue, North Bergen, New Jersey JOAN RUBINGER, 234 Lyncroft Road, New Rochelle, New York MARY JANE RUBINO, 345 Cuyler Avenue, Trenton 9, New Jersey ELIZABETH RUOCCO, 168 Rockrest Road, Manhasset, New York ANGELA RYAN, 2 Thompson Place, Larchmont, New York ELIZABETH RYAN, 179 Rue de L’Universite, Paris 7, France KATHLEEN RYAN, Woodland, Route Three, Wayzata, Minnesoto OLIVIA SALA, 154 Upper Mountain Avenue, Montclair, New Jersey CAROL SCAFATI, 69 Booth Street, Pleasantville, New York MICHAEL SCHNELLE, 32 Easton Road, Westport, Connecticut VALERY SHIELDS, 38 Old Farm Road, Great Neck, New York CLARE SLINGLUFF, 4621 Keswick Road, Baltimore 10, Maryland CATHERINE SMITH, 716 Old Tower Road, Clearfield, Pennsylvania BARBARA STAEBLER, 2346 Elmwood Avenue, Wilmette, Illinois SUSAN STRUMP, 24060 Shaker Boulevard, Shaker Heights 22, Ohio HELEN SULLIVAN, 474 Winton Road, South Rochester, New York MARTHA SULLIVAN, 72 Colony Road, New Haven, Connecticut CAROLYN TABORI, 205 East 78th Street, New York 21, New York DONNA TOCZKO, 109 Orange Street, Stamford, Connecticut KATHLEEN TUNNEY, 202 Deleven Avenue, Corning, New York HONOR ULVELING, 20434 Lichfield Road, Detroit 21, Michigan MARYANN VERDI, 48-31 63rd Street, Woodside 77, New York CORNELIA WARD, 2652 Tilghman Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania MARY WILKER, 66 Highland Circle, Bronxville, New York MARGARET WILSON, 5240 Westminster Place, St. Louis 8, Missouri MARY JANE WINGARD, 26 Blithedale Street, Newtonville 60, Massachusetts GRETCHEN WOLLENZIN, 250 Kenwood Court, Grosse Pointe 60, Michigan ANDREE WRIGHT, 1 Stonebridge Road, Montclair, New Jersey Class of 1964 MARJORIE ACIERNO, 1455 Cropsey Avenue, Brooklyn, New York VINITA ALTIERI, 209-70 Whitehall Terrace, Queens Village, New York MERCEDES ALVAREZ, Calle 146 No. 1110 Cubanacan, Havana, Cuba MURIEL ANASTASI, 78 Pinecrest Drive, Hastings-On-PIudson, New York MICHELE ANDREWS, 59 Fairfield Road., Yonkers 5, New York SHIELA ASCALON, 309 Mandalagan, Bacolod City, NEG. Occ. Philippines IRENE BARRETT, 2069 Chapel Street, New Haven 15, Connecticut PATRICIA BOWE, 8 Broadway, Fonda, New York MARY MARCIA BRADLEY, 1003 Poplar Hill Road. Baltimore 10, Maryland CHRISTINE BRADY, 45 Monadnack Road, Chestnut Hill 67, Massachusetts MARY BRICKER, Manhattanville College, Purchase, New York SARAH BRIGGS, R.F.D. No. 1, Box 136, Yorktown Heights, New York JOANNE BRODERICK, 30 Berncliffe Avenue, Albany 8, New York JUSTINE BUDENZ, 59 West 71st Street, New York 23, New York GRACE BUTLER, 385 East 18th Street, Brooklyn 26, New York ELIZABETH BYRNE, 3923 Farragut Road, Brooklyn 10, New York MARY JANE BYRNE, R.F.D. No. 1, Millwood Road, Mt. Kisco, New York ELIZABETH CAHILL, 164 North Lake Avenue, Troy, New York SILA CALDERON, 1370 Luchetty Street, Santurce, Puerto Rico MARY C. CAMPINS, 36 Storer Avenue, Pelham, New York SUSANNE CARDONE, 150 Inwood Road, Bridgeport 4, Connecticut MARY CARNEY, 288 Hollywood Avenue, Crestwood, New York SUSAN CARROLL, 174 East 74th Street, New York 21, New York CERYLLE CERVASE, 423 Ridge Street, Newark 4, New Jersey JUDITH CHISOLM, 1207 Sixth Street, SW, Rochester, Minnesota BARBARA CHRISTENSEN, 143-16 Beech Avenue, Flushing 55, New York THEODORA CIACCIO, 301 East 21st Street, New York 10, New York MARYLIN CLARIE, Pecham Lane, Danielson, Connecticut MARY CLARKE, 97 Benthley Avenue, Jersey City 4, New Jersey NEILA COHALAN, 526 East 20th Street, New York 10, New York PATRICIA CONNOLLY, 519 First Street, Oradell, New Jersey LORRAINE COOGAN, 307 West Street, White Plains, New York MARY COLLEEN COSTELLO, 4209 Lakeside. Dallas 19, Texas MARY ELIZABETH (MIM) COTTER, 5260 14th Avenue, No., St. Petersburg 10, Florida MARY ELIZABETH (LIZ) COTTER, 350 Chestnut St., West Newton 65, Massachusetts SHARON CUFF., 19 Glenwolde Park, Tarrytown, New York JOSEPHINE DESJARDINS, 17 Elm Street, Clinton, New York SUSAN DIBBLE c o CAT, 46 Chung Shah Rd., North 2nd Section, Taipei, Taiwan, Free China GAIL DIBELLO, 35 Oriole Road, Yonkers 2, New York JOAN DIERICKS, 611 Hamilton Road, South Orange, New Jersey KATHLEEN DILLER, Founders Path, Southold, New York DEBORAH DOHERTY, 1611 Norwood Place, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma MARY DONAHUE, 64 Barton Street, Presque Isle, Maine KATHERINE DOWLING, Kilo Drive, Shelter Island Heights, New York EUGENIA DOYLE, 581 Fifth Avenue, River Edge, New Jersey REBECCA DOYLE, 28 Kingsbury Place, St. Louis 12, Missouri MOLLY DUANE, 251 Old Billerica Road, Bedford, Massachusetts DONNA DUCKWALL, 1313 Drill Avenue, Dayton 14, Ohio PAMELA DUDAC, Clark Street, Milldale, Connecticut KAREN EDWARDS, 92 Rocky Ridge Drive, Trumbull 18, Connecticut EVELINA EMMI, 3605 Twelfth Street, Long Island City 6, New York MARIA ERMINI, Pheasant Lane, Greenwich, Connecticut MARY CHRISTINE EWING, Long Neck Point, Noroton, Connecticut MARY FALK, 362 Bradley Avenue, Northvale, New Jersey PATRICIA FARNSWORTH, East Shore Road, Huntington, New York BARBARA FISCHER, 27 Mohegan Lane, Port Chester, New York EILEEN FITZGERALD, 127 Beacon Avenue, Warwick Neck, Rhode Island MARTHA FLANDERS, 24 Versailles Boulevard, New Orleans 25, Louisiana MARY FOLEY, 3130 Victoria Boulevard, Cincinnati 8, Ohio CYNTHIA FOSTER, 395 Wellington Road, Delmar, New York THERESA ELAINE GAGNE, 472 Amherst Road, South Hadley, Massachusetts KATHERINE E. GARVEY, 89 Court Street, Westfield, Massachusetts DEIDRE GAVIN, 124 Westchester Road, Boston 30, Massachusetts ANN ABIGAIL GIBBONS, 173 Riverside Drive, New York 24, New York PENELOPE A. GILLETT, 5351 Hunt Club Road, Racine, Wisconsin CORINNE GIORNO, 8 Rhinecliff Road, Rhinebeck, New York NANCY H. GOODWILLIE, 525 Wilder Place, Shreveport 27, Louisiana. 197 198 CATALINE M. GORLIN, El Vigia No 1, Ponce, Puerto Rico MARILYN GRACE, 68 Flower Hill Road, Huntington, Long Island, New York SALLY GRAY, 803 N. du Pont Road, Westover Hills, Wilmington 6, Delaware VICTOIRE GRIFFIN, White Oak Farm, Frederick, Maryland. MAUREEN GRIFFITH, 17 Surrey Lane, Bergenfield, New Jersey KATHLEEN HALEY, 15127 Windmill Point Drive, Grosse Pointe Park 30, Mich. MARY HALLERON, 44 Irish Lane, East Islip, New York MARIE HARTMAN, 1512 Elm Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania ANNE HAUSERMAN, 2283 N. St. James Parkway, Cleveland Heights 6, Ohio NEDRA HEADEN, 1005 Falcon Road, Metairie, Louisiana ERIN HEINEMANN, Calle 78 No. 8-64, Bogota 2, Colombia, South America BARBARA HEINLEIN, Cornwalle Lane, Sands Point, New York EULALIE HIGGINS, 2404 East 1st Street, Duluth, Minnesota NANCY HIGGINS, 444 Brattle Road, Syracuse 3, New York GWENDOLYN HOEFFEL, Edgewood Farm, Truro, Massachusetts CATHERINE HOHENLOHE, 640 Park Avenue, New York 21, New York SUSAN HORAN, Winding Creek Farm, R.R. No. 1, Box 109, St. Louis, Mo. KATHLEEN HOULE, 456 Windsor Road, River Edge, New Jersey MARY HOWLAND, 33 High Rock Street, Needham 92, Massachusetts SUSAN HURLEY, 147 Highland Street, Taunton, Massachusetts MARGERY KALMES, 23 Maple Street, Brooklyn 25, New York MARY SHIELA KANE, 321 Clairmonte Avenue, Syracuse 4, New York CHRISTINE KAST, 73 Highland Avenue, Short Hills, New Jersey BRENDA KAVANAGH, 120 East 79th Street, New York 21, New York CATHERINE KELEHAN, One Howe Terrace, Wellsville, New York DALE KETCHAM, Homepoet”, Halesite, Long Island, New York MARY KIRBY, 2921 Briggs Avenue, New York 58, New York ROBERTA KIRWAN, 212 West 129th Street, New York 27, New York VERONICA KNAPP, 25 Pine Street, North Tarryton, New York KAREN KOONS, Long Neck Point Road, Noroton, Connecticut CAROL KOWALCYK, 140 Hobart Avenue, Port Chester, New York DEBORAH KRICHELS, Apple Hill, South Lee, Massachusetts ELENA LAWTON, 3645 Nancy Creek Road, N.W., Atlanta 5, Georgia LINDA LEISSLER, 764 Lake Street, Newark 4, New Jersey KAREN LEYDECKER, 103 Old North Hill, Rochester, New York CONCETTA LUPARIELLO, 77 Elliott Road, Trumbull, Connecticut DEBORAH LYNCH, 143 Hudson Avenue, Haverstraw, New York BARBARA LYONS, 63 Ralston Avenue, Hamden 17, Connecticut JUDY LYONS, 66 Hillcrest Avenue, Yonkers 5, New York PAULINE McCABE, 8 Wincoma Drive, Huntington, New York SALLY McCABE, 145 Potters Road, Buffalo 20, New York PATRICIA McCAFFREY, 62 Westford Road, Providence 6, Rhode Island MARY McCANN, 124 Inwood Avenue, Point Lookout, Long Island, New York KATHE McCONVILLE, 177 Wilshire Road, Rochester 18, New York ANN McGLINCHY, School House Hill, Sandy Hook, Conncticut JANE McHUGH, Shore Road, Remsenburg, Long Island, New York SUSAN MACKASEK, c o Clark, 219 Bronx River Road, Yonkers 4, New York JANE MADDOCK, 1070 River Road, Trenton 8, New Jersey CAROL MAIER, 83 Alderbrook Lane, West Springfield, Massachusetts CATHERINE MANNING, 150 West 55th Street, New York 19, New York JOYCE MATTEIS, 27 Lincoln Street, Kensington, Connecticut MARY MARGARET MEEHAN, 20 Forbes Boulevard, Eastchester, New York DOLORES MENENDEZ, 657 Salva Street, Miramar, Puerto Rico ALICIA MESTRE, Santa Fe, 857, Buenos Aires, Argentina DOROTHY MOONEY, White Oak Road, Farmington, Connecticut SUSAN MOONEY, 76 Billings Street, West Roxbury 32, Massachusetts MARY ELLEN MOWRY, Church Street, Mexico, New York DIANE MULCAHY, 29 Cross Street, Bronxville, New York MARGARET MULVEHILL, 491 Newtown Avenue, Norwalk, Connecticut JOAN MURACH, 178 Pacific Street, Bridgeport 4, Connecticut CATHERINE MURPHY, 35 Sutton Place, New York, New York MARY ELLEN MURPHY, 104 Ridgewood Road, West Hartford 7, Connecticut MARIANNE NEILL, 361 Rugby Court, Ridgewood, New Jersey CONCHITA NIDO, Carrion’s Court 12, Santurce, Puerto Rico DOROTHEA O’CONNELL, 24 W. Magnolia Avenue, Maywood, New Jersey PATRICIA O’CONNELL, 515 West McKinley Avenue, Bridgeport 4, Connecticut MARY O’CONNOR, 26 Arnoldale Road, West Hartford 7, Connecticut ELLEN O ' DONNELL, Anderson Hill Road, White Plains, New York F. ROBAN O’KEEFE, 662 Canton Avenue, Milton, Massachusetts HELEN O’KEEFE, 714 Third Avenue, San Francisco 18, California ANN O’MEARA, 15 Dogwood Lane, Westport, Connecticut FRANCES ORSENIGO, 16 Roaring Brook Road, Chappaqua, New York ELISA ORTIZ, P.O. Box 72, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico PATRICIA O’SHEA, 200 Christopher Street, Montclair, New Jersey CAROL OTTAVIANO, 61 Greenway South, Forest Hills 75, New York KAREN PACELLA, 4680 Iselin Avenue, Riverdale 71, New York GWEN PALLANTE, 148 Whitson Street, Forest Hills 75, New York BRENDA PARLATO, 163 King Avenue, Yonkers 5, New York CAROL PERANGELO, 53 Bronxville Road, Bronxville, New York MARIA PERROTTA, 3314 Campbell Drive, New York 65, New York MARTHA PETERS, 7103 Bellona Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland MARY JANE PETRO, 11 Elmwood Street, Naugatuck, Connecticut LOUISE PIERREPONT, 150 East 73rd Street, New York, New York JUDITH PINTO, 21 Cromwell Drive, Morristown, New Jersey SUZANNE PINTO, 18 Monroe Street, New York 2, New York EVA RADO, 57 South Clinton Street, Poughkeepsie, New York LUCY RAE, 24 Bow Bell Road, White Plains, New York JULIANA RASIC, 555 Broadway, Hastings, New York CILIA INES RENDON, Hemlock Drive, Gree nwich, Connecticut OLGA RESTREPO, CARRERA 35 No. 48a30 Medellin, Colombia, South America SALLY RIEGER, 910 Fifth Avenue, New York 21, New York ANEILA RINDLAUB, 85 Betsy Brown Road, Port Chester, New York DIANE ROBERTO, 20922 Avalon Drive, Rocky River 16, Ohio CELESTE RODRIGUEZ, Sagrado Corazon Magnolia Sts., Santurce, Puerto Rico ROBIN RUDD, 56 Woodridge Road, Wellesley 81, Massachusetts NATALIE RUNFOLA, 300 East Quaker Road, Orchard Park, New York KERINNE RYAN, 73 Penfield Avenue, Croton-on-Hudson, New York MARY CATHERINE RYAN, 8139 Ward Avenue, Detroit 28, New York SUSAN RYAN, 1018 East 24th Street, Hibbing, Minnesota ANDREA SANTANIELLO, North Taylor Avenue, Norwalk, Connecticut MAGDA SASTRE, 86 Salud Street, Ponce, Puerto Rico CATHERINE SATTENSTEIN, 425 East 79th Street, New York 21, New York MAUREEN SCANNELL, 216-22 93rd Avenue, Queens Village 28, New York VAN S. SCHRODER, 2610 Rivers Road N.E., Atlanta 5, Georgia SUSAN SCHWARTZ, 308 Avondale, Houston 6, Texas KATHERINE SEXTON, 14 Crestwood Drive, Clayton 5, Missouri KATHERINE SHEEHAN, 196 Blackstone Boulevard, Providence 6, Rhode Island ANN SHEEHY, 1531 Comstock Avenue, Syracuse 5, New York ANNE SHIELDS, 1600 Pontiac Road, S.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan PATRICIA SIMPSON, 215 Dorchester Road, Rochester 10, New York MARGUERITE SMITH, 1312 Moss Street, Lake Charles, Louisiana IOANNA STAMATOPOULOS, 453 Marina Boulevard, San Francisco 23, Calif. LILLIAN SULLIVAN, 62 Elm Street, Melrose 76, Massachusetts MARY-ANN SULLIVAN, 1705 North Indian River Drive, Cocoa, Florida ALEXANDRA SUNUNU, 129 Continental Avenue, Forest Hills 75, New York STEPHANIE SYKOWSKI, 1212 Waverly Place, Schenectady 8, New York DOREEN SYLVIA, Box 432 North Street, Mattapoisett, Massachusetts PAULA SYMMONS, 107 Dartmouth Street, West Newton 65, Massachusetts TEIKO TANABE, 11 Cohawney Road, Scarsdale, New York KATHRYN TEDESCO, 100 East Morton Street, Old Forge, Pennsylvania SUSAN TEFFNER, 50 Park Terrace East, New York 34, New York JANE TenBROECK, 10355 Longwood Drive, Chicago 43, Illinois JANE TOBIN, 25 Crestmont Road, Binghamton, New York LUCIE TOEDTMAN, 12 Fremont Road, North Tarrytown, New York COLLEEN TORSNEY, 52 Gilbert Place, West Orange, New Jersey MARY VIRGINIA TUNNEY, 202 Delevan Avenue, Corning, New York LAURAINE UBBELOHDE, 1105 Park Avenue, New York 28, New York NANCY VALENTI, 164 Ancon Avenue, Pelham, New York ELIA VALLONE, 1295 Cranston Street, Cranston 9, Rhode Island PENELOPE WALLACE, Mill River Road, Oyster Bay, New York MARY WALLING, 860 Ridgewood Road, Millburn, New Jersey CAROL WALSH, 71 Old Mystic Street, Arlington 74, Massachusetts ANNE WATSON, Valentine’s Lane, Glen Head, Long Island, New York MARY ANN WEISS, 234 Cardinal, San Antonio, Texas GAIL WENDY WELCH, 30 Falmouth Road, Arlington 74, Massachusetts ANITA VON WELLSHEIM, 1 Broadmoor Avenue, Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, Colorado NANCY WHELAN, Clover Lane, Rumson, New Jersey NORA WHOLEY, Stillwater Road, Smithfield, Providence 17, Rhode Island JOANNE WILL, Council Road, Indian Hills, Louisville 7, Kentucky EILEEN WOOD, 1525 South 23rd Street, Arlington 2, Virginia KATHRYN WOOD, 302 W. Gramercy Road, San Antonio 12, Texas LEONIE WORK, Underhill Road, Locust Valley, Long Island, New York WINONA YAHN, 629 Main Street, Olean, New York Class of 1965 VIRGINIA ALDREDGE, 3721 Marquette, Dallas 25, Texas MARY ALLANACH, Pines Bridge Road, Ossining, New York GALE ARCUNI, The Elms, Route 25A, Old Brookville, New York PATRICIA BACHMANN, 412 West 15th Street, Front Royal, Virginia MARY BALET, 122 Loring Avenue, Pelham, New York CELINE BARRY, 5 Dudley Lane, Larchmont, New York PHYLLIS BERARDI, 80 West Lincoln Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York KATHRYN BLASE, Van Rensselaer Blvd., Menands, New York MARIA BORRAS, P. O. Box 9123, Santurce, Puerto Rico ABIGAIL BOURJAILY, 2007 Prospect Street, Spring Lake, New Jersey VICTORIA BOYD, 68-09 Booth Street, Forest Hills 75, New York ELAINE BRANCACCIO, 8015-11th Avenue, Brooklyn 28, New York MARGARET ANNE BROOKS, 22-43 77 Street, Jackson Heights 72, New York ELIZABETH BROWN, 15 Sunny Brae Place, Bronxville 8, New York CLAIRE BRYANT, 207 Hillside Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York MARY ELIZABETH BURCH, 1717 Montview Blvd., Greeley, Colorado MARYLANE BURRY, 855 Gateway, Hillside, New Jersey ELLEN CACACE, 1802 Park Avenue, Bridgeport 4, Connecticut MARY CADDEN, 1200 Eastern Parkway, Louisville 4, Kentucky LALOR CADLEY, 160 Stevens Avenue, West Hempstead, New York SUSAN CALANO, 90 Rumford Street, West Hartford 7, Connecticut JANE CANNADY, 43 Country Club Place, Belleville, Illinois SUZANNE CARR, 7525 Brill Road, Cincinnati 43, Ohio MERIGO CARROLL, 18 Woodbine Avenue, Larchmont, New York JOAN CASSENS, 63-53 82nd Place, West Forest Hills 79, New York DEIRDRE CAVANAGH, 82 Clapp Road, Scituate, Massachusetts EILEEN CAVANAUGH, 1 Whitman Court, Troy, New York MARGO CELLI, 839 Harrison City Road, Greensburg, Pennsylvania JULIA CHARLTON, 270 Edgemere Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania ELLEN CONAN, 139 Madison Avenue, Englewood, New Jersey KATHLEEN COONEY, 114 Elm Street, Fayetteville, New York BEVERLY COPPETO, 220 East Main Street, Waterbury 2, Connecticut JANE CORREA, Harding Road, Little Silver, New Jersey MARTHA COSTELLO, 4209 Lakeside Drive, Dallas 19, Texas PATRICIA COYLE, 400 Pilgrim, Birmingham, Michigan KATHARINE CRAMER, 7069 Kingsbury, St. Louis 30, Missouri MARY-CARTER CRAWFORD, 180 Mount Joy Place, New Rochelle, New York MARY JO CRONIN, 20 Reynolds Street, Kingston, Pennsylvania JUDITH CROWELL, 800 Chestnut Hill, East Aurora, New York ANNA CRYVOFF, R. D. No. 1, Durhamville, New York MARY RITA CURRAN, 43 Westfield Road, West Hartford, Connecticut THERESA DATTOLA, Box 902 - Mead Lane, Greenwich, Connecticut KATHERINE DAVID, Box 43, Tuxedo Park, New York ELLEN DELANEY, 51 Marilyn Road, Milton 87, Massachusetts PATRICIA DEL REY, 2331 Kingsland Avenue, New York 69, New York ANNE DEVLIN, 343 Prospect Hill Road, Waltham, Massachusetts GLADYS DOMENECH, 559 West 158th Street, New York, New York PATRICIA DONAHUE, Fargo Lane, Irvington, New York JUDITH DORAN, 1300 Sausse Avenue, Troy, New York SHEILA DORSEY, 112 West Springfield Avenue, Philadelphia 18, Pennsylvania DOROTHEA DOWNEY, 36 South Shore Blvd., Lackawanna 18, New York MARGRETA DREXLER, 1009 North George Street, Rome, New York SUE DRYMALSKI, 3611 North Avers Avenue, Chicago 18, Illinois JOAN DUCAS, 76 Hillside Terrace, Irvington 11, New Jersey KATHERINE DURKIN, c o Beiner, 113-08 209 Street, Queens Village 29, N. Y. BARBARA DWYER, Shingle Hill Road, West Haven, Connecticut MARY JANE DWYER, 1 Hadden Road, Scarsdale, New York DONERINE ECHTERNACH, 71 Huron Road, Yonkers, New York CAROLYN FAMIGLIETTI, 45 Taber Avenue, Providence 6, Rhode Island MARJORIE FARRELL, 35 Mayfair Drive, Huntington, New York EVELYN FELESINA, 556 Third Street, Carlstadt, New Jersey JEAN FERACA, 14 Taunton Road East, Scarsdale, New York BARBARA FIFER, 746 Avenue C, Bayonne, New Jersey BARBARA FINNEGAN, 106 East Locust Street, Rome, New York ELLEN FINNEGAN, 66 La Rue Drive, Huntington, New York PASLEY FISHER, 5 Prospect Hill Avenue, Summit, New Jersey MARYCLARE FLINTOFT, 46 Trenton Avenue, White Plains, New York FLORENCE FLYNN, 192 Lowell Street, Peabody, Massachusetts KATHLEEN FORD, 20 Oakleigh Lane, St. Louis 24, Missouri SUSAN FRANCIS, 820 Harbour Drive, Key Biscayne, Florida ELIZABETH FRAWLEY, 122 West Shore Drive, Marblehead, Massachusetts PATRICIA FROEHLICH, Cedar Swamp Road, Brookville, New York MARY GAFFNEY, 16 Marvin Street, Clinton, New York LYNNE GARDINEER, 2108 First Avenue, Spring Lake, New Jersey ALICE GENACHTE, 88 Ryder Road, Manhasset, New York NANCY GIBNEY, 22 Metropolitan Oval, New York 62, New York ANGELA GILES, 2761 Seymour Avenue, Bronx 69, New York MARY ANN GLENNON, 115 Washington Place, Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey MARY GOLDKAMP, 56 Radcliff Road, Weston 93, Massachusetts EMMA GONZALEZ, 1208 Ashford Avenue, San Juan, Puerto Rico LILLIAN GORE, 61 Bronx River Road, Yonkers 4, New York PAMELA GRACE, Burrville Falls, Watertown, New York SUSAN GROSS, 37 Wyndwood Road, West Hartford, Connecticut BARBARA HAM, 248 Bowen Street, Providence 6, Rhode Island SHEILA HAMMOND, 233 East Walton Place, Chicago 11, Illinois MARY ANN HARGROVE, 511 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. SIGHLE HARRIS, 33 Rose Hill Avenue, New Rochelle, New York JENNIFER HAYWARD, Qtrs. G Naval Weapons, Washington, D. C. Plant JEAN HENKE, 16 North Broadway, White Plains, New York SUSAN HENNINGER, 61 Grand Street, Seymour, Connecticut LINDA HOGAN, 108 Long Avenue, Belmont, Massachusetts MARY BETH HRIVNOCK, 799 Verna Hill Road, Fairfield, Connecticut KATHLEEN HUCK, 16 Baker Avenue, Westport, Connecticut JUDITH HURLEY, 233 Dewey Avenue, Pittsfield, Massachusetts 199 GEORGINA IMPERATO, 973 Plymouth Street, Pelham Manor, New York KATHLEEN ISOM, 47 Tompkins Road, Scarsdale, New York JUDITH JANNINO, 181 North Common Street, Lynn, Massachusetts MARY KEARNEY, 519 Cedar Street, Winnetka, Illinois CHRISTINE KELLY, 6346 Woodbine Avenue, Philadelphia 31 Pennsylvania NANCY KENDRICK, Forest Road, Millis, Massachusetts MARY ELLEN KENNEDY, 356 Hill Street, Whitinsville, Massachusetts RUTH KENNEDY, 51 Bentham Parkway, Buffalo 26, New York SUSAN KENNEDY, 1101 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, Illinois SUSAN ELIZABETH KENNEDY, 65 Gramercy Park, Rochester 10, New York KATHERINE KING, Clover Hill Road, Poughkeepsie, New York MARY ANN KOCUREK, 720 Ivy Lane, San Antonio 9, Texas MARIAN KRATAGE, 3655 Ward’s Point Drive, Orchard Lake, Michigan GIULIA LA GIOIA, 197 Bay 31 Street, Brooklyn 14, New York JUDITH LAHEY, 34 Montclair Dri.ve, West Hartford 7, Connecticut MARY LANG, 84-09 35th Avenue, Jackson Heights, New York EILEEN LANGAN, 88 Chatham Street, Chatham, New Jersey NINA LANGFELD, Whippoorwill Road, Armonk, New York FRANCES LAWRANCE, 2348 Cayauga Road, Schnectady, New York SIMONE LEVISON, 1927 Wirt Street, Omaha 10, Nebraska EDWINA LEWICKI, 147 Montoe Road, Waterbury 12, Connecticut KATHLEEN MacDONALD, 94 Lenox Road, Brooklyn 26, New York CAROL MACKSOOD, 3340 Parkside Drive, Flint, Michigan MARY MAEDER, 6501 Parkwood Road, Minneapolis 24, Minnesota JOAN MAGNETTI, 1285 Princeton Road, West Englewood, New Jersey OKSANNA MAKAREWYCZ, 44 Saint Mark’s Place, New York 3, New York BARBARA MALLOY, 3815 Crestway Place, Los Angeles 43, California EILEEN MALONEY 353 Tidewater Drive, Warwick, Rhode Island KAZUKO MATSUKATA, 30 Reinanzaka, Akasaka, Minatoku, Tokyo, Japan ROSALEEN MAZUR, 887 Mappleton Avenue, Suffield, Connecticut EILEEN McCAUGHAN, 1142 South Greenway Drive, Coral Gables 34, Florida DELPHINE McCOSKER, Ward Avenue, Rumson, New Jersey DIANNE McDONALD, 3125 Garfield Street, N. W., Washington 8, D. C. MARY McGANN, 6410 East Seneca Turnpike, Jamesville, New York EUGENIA McGINNESS, 301 Greenway Road, Ridgewood, New Jersey SARA McGLINCHY, 211 Lakeview Avenue, Wanamassa, New Jersey JEAN McGRATH, 1862 Westervelt Avenue, Baldwin, New York JULIA McLAURY, 2209 Chestnut, Wilmette, Illinois DIANA MELTON, 115 South Windsor Avenue, Brightwaters, New York MARIANA MENDOZA, Apartado 2063, Havana, Cuba CARMEN MESTAS, P. O. Box 26, Mesilla Park, New Mexico BURMA MILLER, 209-22 45 Drive, Bayside 61, New York JUDITH MILLER, 66 Upper Loudon Road, Loudonville, New York ROSARIO MONTERO, 731 San Felipe, Lima, Peru CLAIRE MONTGOMERY, 345 East 73rd Street, New York, New York VALERIE MOORE, 334 Weaver Street, Larchmont, New York MARY MORAN, 105 Dayton Avenue, Toms River, New Jersey JANE MULDOON, 6316 Westminster Place, St. Louis 30, Missouri MARY LUISA MULLEN, 300 Washington Road, Grosse Pointe 30, Michigan TALMAGE MULLEN, 1 East Palisades, Little Rock, Arkansas DENISE MULVIHILL, 142 Stanton Court, Pittsburgh 1, Pennsylvania CHARLOTTE MURPHY, 15 East 91st Street, New York 28, New York MARY ALICE MURPHY, 50 Abbott Drive, Huntington, New York JUDITH MUSTO, 157 Atherton Avenue, Atherton, California URSULA NADASDY, Box 63, Edgemont, Pennsylvania ELIZABETH NEMESH, 53-08 213 Street, Bayside 64, New York SUZANNE NEWMAN, 52 Mountaindale Road, Yonkers, New York CAROL NOLAN, 38-23 217 Street, Bayside 61, New York ROSEMARIE NOVELLO, 1910 West Market Boulevard, Lima, Ohio SUELLEN O ' BRIEN, Summit Place, Pleasantville, New York KATHLEEN O’CONNOR, Dempsey Lane, Greenwich, Connecticut ELEANORA O’DONOVAN, 2305 Ruscombe Lane, Baltimore 9, Maryland CAMILLE OLIVERIO, 965 Edgewood Avenue, Pelham Manor, New York ANNE PAPPAS, 1105 Arcadian Way, Palisade, New Jersey BEATRICE PARKER, 38 Olive Street, Providence 6, Rhode Island DIANE PENROSE, 588 Gardner Neck Road, Swansea, Massachusetts ELENA PERRONE, 11-79th Street, North Bergen, New Jerse y ONIKE PETERS, 23 Victoria Street, Freetown, Sierra Leone MARY PETRICH, 2821 Garfield Road, Tacoma 3, Washington ISABEL PICO, 564 Independence Street, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico ROSEMARY PLATER-ZYBERK, 7 Whitworth Avenue, Paoli, Pennsylvania MARCIA POREMSKI, 5823 North Markham, Chicago 46, Illinois CHRISTINE POWELL, 1290 Orchard Ridge Road, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan MARY PRATT, 26 St. James Street South, Garden City, New York CHRISTINE PRIDDAY, 70 Hunter Avenue, New Rochelle, New York MARY RANDALL, 7 Grand Circle, Caledonia, New York MARIA del MAR RAVASSA, Carrera Sexta No. 7-18, Cali, Colombia INGRID REINHARD, 2347 Mickle Avenue, New York 69, New York INES REYES, Antonio Bellet 347, Santiago, Chile EILEEN RODRIQUEZ, 11839 Clifton Boulevard, Suite 201, Lakewood 7, Ohio CARROLL RUSSELL, 2632 East Beverly Road, Milwaukee 11, Wisconsin ANN RYAN, 1636 Dudley Avenue, Utica, New York MARY TERRA RYAN, 1449 Astor Street, Chicago 10, Illinois VIRGINIA RYNNE, 5 Prospect Lane, Sands Point, Port Washington, New York DONNA SALTRAY, 130 92 Street, Brooklyn 9, New York ANN SANDBERG, 27 Wynmor Road, Scardale, New York CAROLE SANDERS, 61 Division Street, Amsterdam, New York ELEANOR SANDERS, 108 Garfield Road, West Hartford, Connecticut MARIA ISABEL SANTAELLA, 7 Alemenas St., La Alhambra, Ponce, Puerto Rico DEAN SAUER, 7 Greenbriar, St. Louis 24, Missouri MARCIA SAUNDERS, 106 Spencer Avenue, Lynbrook, New York LUCY SCARDINO, 125 East 45 Street, Savannah, Georgia LINDA SCASSERRA, Fairacres, R. D. No. 1, Princeton, New Jersey BERTHA SCHOCK, 3950 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 13, Illinois LINDA SCHOTT, 715 Revere Road, Glen Ellyn, Illinois CHRISTINE SCHULTZ, P. O. Sanya Juu, Via Moshi, Tanganyika PAMELA SCHWAB, 7617 Hudson Boulevard, North Bergen, New Jersey ANN SHAHPAZIAN, USOM Box 32, A.P.O. 143 San Francisco, California ANN SHEA, 919 Sunningdale, Grosse Ponte Woods 36, Michigan MARY ANNE SHEA, 21 Center Drive, Old Greenwich, Connecticut CRISTINA SLOAN, 14 South Road, Bronxville 8, New York MARY JEANNETTE SMITH, 207 Alleghany Avenue, Towson 4, Maryland MIRIAM SMITH, 60 Underhill Road, Hamden 17, Connecticut BARBARA SNYDER, 50 Westminster Court, Staten Island 4, New York CHRISTINE SONNTAG, 161 Jewett Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey NANCY SPELSHOUSE, 7 Donna Court, Huntington, New York CAROLYN SPENCER, 6123 Loyola Street, New Orleans 18, Louisiana ARTEMIS STAMATOPOULOS, 453 Marina Blvd., San Francisco 23, California SARAH STARSMORE, 1721 Alamo Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colorado JUDITH TANSEY, 40 Woodfield Drive, Short Hills, New Jersey JEANNE TAYLOR, Sasqua Hills, East Norwalk, Connecticut MARIE-REINE THATCHER, Quarters M-14, Naval Base, Norfolk 11, Virginia MARY THOMPSON, 1 Edgehill Road, Little Rock Arkansas DELMA TIEDEMANN, 40 Metropolitan Oval, Bronx 62, New York MARGHERITA TOMMASO, 84-02 Midland Parkway, Jamaica Estates 32, N. Y. PAULA TONER, 179 Newton Street, Weston 93, Massachusetts MARA TRACY, 55 Halifax Street, Boston 30, Massachusetts BARBARA UNTERMEYER, 900 Ocean Avenue, Elberon, New Jersey IRENE VILLALON, 1206 Western Avenue, Glendale 1, California MARION WARD, 23 Lowell Place, Fredonia, New York REGINA WARREN, 19 Elm Street, Coxsackie, New York DIANA WASHBURNE, 96 South Bay Avenue, Freeport, New York EMILY WEBER, Middletown-Odessa Road, Odessa, Delaware INGRID VON WELLSHEIM, R. D. No. 3, Little Falls, New York ELISABETH WHITE, 68 Harvest Lane, West Hartford, Connecticut SARAH WILDGEN, 5064 Bloff Road, White Hall, Michigan DEBORAH WINSHIP, Washburn Road, Simsbury, Connecticut ANNE-MARIE WISE, 63 Brook Road, Quincy 69, Massachusetts CATHERINE WOLSKY, Old Bedford Road, Greenwich, Connecticut MINAKO YANASE, 1-166 Okusawacho, Tamagawa Setagayaku, Tokyo, Japan CHARLENE YAP, 1304 Artesian Street, Honolulu 14, Hawaii mmmm h i ni