Montclair State College - La Campana Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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IRENE BALTO 74 Magiiolhl Avenne, Elizabeth Irene has a gay, vivid person- Aphesteon . . 3,4 ,. , Secretary-Treasurer.. 3 ahty. Her easy cordial manner | j 1,2,3,4 wins friends, and her quiet com- Kappa Delta Pi 3,4 petence has received recognition Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3,4 . , ■ L ■ Women s Glee CI. 1,2, 3 at Montclair, as can be wit- President 3 nessed by her offices in Aphes- teon and her membership in Choir and K. D. P. Major — Mathema -English NATALIE E. BELCHER 200 Walnut Street, Rosellc Park Classical Club . 1, 2, 3,4 Players 1,2,3,4 Secretary 2 S. G. A. Social Comm. . 3 Women ' s A. A.,,1, 2, 3,4 A GRAND sense of humor coupled with a keen mind and driving energy are just a part of the forceful personality which is Nat ' s. Active in the language department. Players and the S. G. A. Social Committee, Natalie has made real contributions to Montclair. Major — La Minor — English DIANA BENDIT 14 Robert Place, Irvingtoil If a clever answer to a prof ' s Clio ...2,3,4 r -i Commuters Club 1,2 question seems to rise from the Dance Club 1,2 middle of a social studies class, I. R. C 1,2,3,4 Diana would probably be the one who made it. Her dark, spark- ling eyes reveal understanding, wisdom, and friendliness. Major — Social Studies Minor — Social Business JAMES SIGLER BENSON 86 Luiidington Avenue, Clifton Commercial Club ...3,4 La Tertulia Espanol.l, 2 Secretary 2 Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3 S. G. A. Activ. Comm. 3 Jim is the man who has been seen working so diligently in the business office during the last two years. His quiet courtesy and his ability to assume respon- sibilities and work them out effi- ciently have made him indis- pensable in the affairs of the college. Major — Ma thematics Minor — Social Business TWENTY-NINE

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GERTRUDE E. ABEND 24 Hackett Place, Rutherford Classical Club 2,3,4 Commuters Club 1, 2 Der Deutsche Vercin, 1, 2, 3, 4 Der Germimht 3, 4 I. R. C 2, 3,4 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Women ' s A. A 1, 2 Schiller, the great German writer, once said, Sternness to- ward self combined with gentle- ness toward others makes for a truly fine character. Gert, faithful supporter of the lan- guage department, has proved completely the truth of Schiller ' s words. Major — German Minor — Latin RUTH GENEVIEVE ABOS 1 8 8 El levy Avenjte, Netvark Practicing with the Dance Commuters Cl. 1,2, 3,4 Club, working lone hours in the „ ' ' ' ' I ' J, ' , ' o t Dance Club 3 costume department of Players, Phrontisterion l, 2 participating in Poetry Club, or Geography Club 2, 3 playing basketball on the gym p, y . ' . ' ' . . ' ... ' . .i,4 floor, Ruth ' s warmth and gaiety. Poetry Club 3,4 organizing ability, and athletic Women ' s A. A 3 proficiency have gained respect and admiration. Major — English Minor — Physical Education HRANT AKMAKJIAN 234 Clinton Avenue, Jersey City Choir 1,2, I. R. C Philosophy Club 3, Pro Musica 3, S. G. A. Club Comm. . S. G. A. Fin. Comm Hrant ' s musical ability and philosophic outlook have ex- pressed themselves in his enthu- siastic participation in the Choir, Pro Musica, and Philosophy Club. His quiet culture and good breeding have been invaluable in creating a finer Montclair spirit. Major — Social Studies Minor — English EVELYN RUTH ARTHUR Peqifatlnock Evelyn is distinguished not only by her well-groomed, neat ap- pearance, but by her accurate and eflScient work as a student. Capable and dependable, Evelyn has been an energetic supporter of, and fine contributor to, Montclair activities. Major — English Minor — Social Studi( Commuters Club Phrontisterion 1, Players Poetry Club 2, 3, TWENTY-EIGHT

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FRANCES C. BERGHORN 3 80 West Second Street, Clifton Fran ' s is a vibrant, vital per- sonality. Her fine speaking voice and her capable leadership well equip her for participation in ac- tivities both in and out of col- lege. Her interest in current events is rivaled only by her study of business and its rami- fications. Major — Mathematics Minor — Accountinii Commercial Club Commuters CI. .1,2, Sigma Phi Mu , 1, 2, Women ' s A. A ALBERT RALPH BRINKMAN 12 St?iar Terrace, West Oraiixe Commuters Club 1,2 Freshman Handbook .. 2 I. R. C 1,2 Kappa Delta Pi 3,4 La Campana 3 Montclarion 1, 2, 3 Players 1,2, 3, 4 Senate 1,2,3,4 Secretary 2 Y Leaders CI. .1,2, 3,4 President 4 Al ' s distinctive in everything he does — in the way he wears his clothes, in his nonchalant ease of manner, in his excellent inter- pretation of roles for the Play- ers ' productions, in his com- petent, interesting class reports. He is always Brinkman, gentle- man and student. Major — Social Studies Minor — Social Business LEAH BROADMAN 61 Schley Street, Newark An English major who changed to social studies, Leah is popular in both departments. Her spark- ling humor and friendly nature make her ever welcome. To fur- ther enhance her personality, she has a fine mind and capacity for knowledge. Major — Social Studies Minor — English I. R. C 3,4 Phrontisterion 1 Players 1, 2 MARY DOROTHY BROCHU 32 5 Johnson Avenue, Newark Clio 2, 3,4 Commuters CI. . I, 2, 3, 4 Dance Club 1 Geography Club 2, 4 II Circolo Italiano 2 I. R. C 1, 2,3,4 Mary is a deep-voiced sophisti- cate whose brilliance has never dimmed either in the classroom or in social activities. Without reserve, it may further be said that Mary has never failed in the office of a sincere friend. Major — Social Studies Minor — English