Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1942 volume:

THE T. tr D-i «SV 'WS 'NJ AJLekk is a panorama of days at Mount Holyoke. 1942 as it went by in days. Sometimes you think of the college year in seasons: Prospect bright red and yellow in fall; the skating rink noisy and lighted in winter; Upper Lake calm for canoe- ing in spring. Or you remember it for the high spots: dancing al Llamie; stamping at Show; watching the May Queen approach. Hut mostly you live the year as a series of crowded daw . Week days seem tin same, week-ends are different. Sunday has a flavor of its ow n. ()nc certain lump of days y ou may remember; the last days of June you yvouldn t want to forget. There was a sameness to some of the days, but no two were exactly alike. All of them made up the year we want to unfold for vou. 'This is how yve lived and what J we did. This is what we want to remember. • • • Coming out of Skinner. Days seem filled with, classes Ten of the hour ami chatter runs high. Come on to P.O., I ni starved! “If you're going hack, will you get m mail? “Did you have fun? . . . That's wonderful! CanT von come to dinner Thursday night? “Yes his Bluebooks are weird . . . you never know what to expect.” “Is it reallv that late? I’ll never heat Marv hyon to Dwight. but time for a brownie in P.0. One-way traffic, and no wonder with that hungry, shouting inoh breaking through. Each of von bent on your particular errand: cashing a check, signing on the bulletin board, scrambling for that Idler which turns out to be an ad. and of course, buying a hunk of cake or a peanut butter and marshmallow sandwich. I heart from linzzie . . . oh, just charge it. � From 3 — 5 just can't find it. Surprising how fast two or three hours go. even though your hack feels like breaking ami you spend thirty minutes trying to find that one little ozazone crystal. But there is a strange satisfaction when your Kehliug s test on glucose proves posi- tive and no one could ever convince ou that ou should ha e been an thing hut a science major. rrJ'his- time I rea lv got something done. Hours of accomplishment Von profess to dislike spending so much time in the Lihe. but it must have a unique charm, be- cause you always show it off” to visitors. Books on reserve are stimulating and seminar classes enjoyable, especially when there's tea. Motive never had enough time to browse aimlessly in the Stimson room. Those lat chairs are fatal lor concentration, but wonderful for curling lip and reading just for fun. 9 Mr. II iiHis' I ’nglish Lit. 211 7 'ico chocolate cokes, please That 4 o'clock feeling Over to Clessie's or the College Inn for a coke . . . the Pantry or the Bookshop for tea. Between classes or during studio hours, after a bout of studying, von probably felt like knocking off for a few minutes. You usually spent more time out than ou‘d planned, but it was a break in the routine that invariably became a part of any day. Almost forgot the meeting The Monthly meeting where you sit in the cramped little room in S.A.IL, reading contribu- tions over tea and cookies. The Literary Board tried to give us a balanced, original magazine containing the best creative work of college writers. Who can tell, some may become famous. They gave us good reading, that we know. . c c “ Thomson, Conan t, Montabert, (leer (editor -in-chirp), Krichbaum, Kopelmun, Icoring, linell 10 What you need is some exercise Most fall Saturday mornings you saw colors on the hockey field, shoving a white hall around. Class teams hauled it out for fun and forgot bruised shins, blistered palms, and occasional bumps on the forehead. Remember the big game when the juniors beat the sophomores? On guard . . . touche! on fenced in the evening and wore a mask that kept sliding off. and a jacket with sleeves almost reaching your foil. Viter the . V. Banquet movies you wondered what was wrong with your lunge and those fundamentals. Practice probably made you far from perfect, but it helped and was good sport. Bully! Get up under it! Almost an time of dav vou could | la vollex • • • l • • ball. Pageant Field was busy all fall with class games and house tournaments. Remember the afternoon when luck ilder won I lie bronze placque this year? Maybe you weren’t the athletic type, but volley ball offered you a chance to work off some excess energy. II Dr. Fenwick of Bryn Water with Murray, president of i.R.C., and Bern is, vice-president. Thursday night meant Public Affairs Lectures You couldn't feel cut off from the world and ils events when you heard distinguished speakers like Krika Mann, Sonia Tomara. Carroll Binder. The f orums afterwards were often led by mem- bers of I.R.C. which tried to fill the important need during war times for a cool, unprejudiced discussion group, seeking the best information and historical background on any subject and bringing it to its members. Iso a part of the Mount Holyoke l orum was the newly-organized Student League for Pro- gressive Action, ils fundamental purpose the strengthening of democracy. Perhaps you picked potatoes, plucked turkeys, sold defense stamps, danced with Yestover Field men, or took walks “for defense . Ml these were part of this year's active S.L.P.A. program on campus. 12 Simsurian (pkbsidknt), and Barren Dance Club Westerfield. Ilrtpoks (pkks- im-vr), lllake. and I h i mark Speech Club immerman, Stahl (phksi- DKNT). ami Lentz Where are you going tonight? t Dance Club something in you Ion ml ex- pression in graceful bodil movement. Hours ol hard work ami intense rehearsal la behind tin control and harmony of movement displayed at recitals . . . Maybe you were in Speech Club, giving dra- matic skits over II YN. attending poetrv read- ings. getting involved in the year's big recital. 011 worked hard, gained a lot. Some to Cosmopolitan Club Here foreign and American students got into closrr contact. t meetings, sometimes with neighbouring colleges, there was talk of Shanghai and the Mps; you sang old French songs: learned Mexican dances. Monro � (i� HRS|| knt), Cross, lievning, and Hall a dvr It had to be done nu met all the best people in situations like these: vigorously scrubbing their teeth, plowing through a pile of laundry, bellowing gaily off-key in the shower, drawing their room male's bath, or balding that school-girl complexion. And with someone there to rinse off those last soapsuds, even shampooing wasn't too bad. Even if it meant 1:30 Yoifrc a whiz at typing, or you're the search and slam kind. Your paper was due tomorrow; you tapped madly to get it done before quiet hours. Ibit there were distractions: Glenn Miller on the radio, and your roommate telling jokes. So 1:30 found you down in the cold, lonely dining room wondering how the whole house got to bed so earlv. II hat's funny. Lee? llnpjyy Day! Mnu main Dav do luxo. You knew It was coming but you didn't know when The bells rang . . . you dashed out of the dorms in blue jeans witli shirts out . . . elutehing a brown paper bag . . . starting out on your bike, on a hay ride, or walking at a snappy pace. Jl was a day for lying in t In sun and pla ing bridge, going for a chilly swim, trying your band a! making coffee, and in general, being completely lazy and free. Tastes muni a! tlte cabin. 16 Stmvell, It arret I, Fleming Folsom, II oo folk. tiuddinum. Fairchild 1943 JUNIOR SHOW Those ttfigels, Smith, lingers. Si 1 tier I Attic sisters are teonderfu! things. I Night of glor and glamour for the Juniors and anticipated b I lie whole college. Remember I he Washington committee's pitiful attempts to tax our brains: the knitting angels, Joan’s French accent. Hamid and I lc -noni-noni . and finallx Mr. Ham's perfect answer? Sti i knt ( '.OM MITTKK IIk i s CONFKIIKNCK Com mittek Mr. Hailey, Cruik- shank.dreene, aiis, Hurd v, II ochette, Ur.s. linker. Fuller, I frail Hobinsan You elected these people These are the people who did the work behind the scenes. They checked your census points, arranged movies for you, supervised the Com- munity Chest Drive, ran Fay Day and the studes, raised money for the swimming pool, and supplied speakers for vocational lectures. Indispensahle, both they and their work, for an efficient com- munity. You chose these people to represent you in your relationship to the faculty. They wer included in a committee made up of the adminis- tration. faculty, heads of houses, staff, and student body. You gave them the power to ap- prove or veto Hop. Council legislation. Conference Committee essentially coordinated various groups on campus. 18 Ia be on forgot Iosco the Doan before ilia( important week-end. or slept through loo main chapels; or perhaps ou received an automat ie peualtx when il uas our dales ear that had the Hal lire. 11 so. ou went up before Judicial Hoard and vou were sure of getting a square deal, since J.B. solved each ease on ils own merits rather (han conforming to precedent and sel penalties. The Hoard included a chairman, the faculty members, and representatives from each class. Miss Boyd II (Morons. Horning, Greetic (ciiaiuma’n), Best, Binder And they did their work well Sargent, Purdy, Fuller, Moulton, llnlsey, Buckley, Breene l ) Pooling ideas . . . trying to agree LIAMIE COMES OUT! I I s unbelievable. In December, surrounded by stacks of pictures, knee-deep in reams of names, ol words, of pages that turned out peculiarly, racing to post tilings before an inflexible deadline; so sure it couldn't be done. We still can t quite believe it. L'Ifommedieu, It ifliarns, Chandler, Benedict. Thomson. Fislwr. Sargent, Phair To think that we started last year in Maj knowing nothing about the mysteries of putting a yearbook together . . . racking our brains lot- ideas. Irving to be efficient from the very begin- ning. Somehow Mamie took shape; we got the pictures, learned about engraving blocks and type specifications; leaned on George and Pete, the printer and engraver, so kind in giving advice ami assistance. We corailed bunches of people to help us do the main exasperating jobs we hadn’t lime lor. To the board members all. the tvpists. telephone-callers, ad-collectors, writers, and ar- tists, mans thanks: we couldn’t have done it without you, nd it was done. Did von find yourself? Singing praise to the winners You were probably I here singing ami somehow feeling a new loyally to Holyoke. ml if a senior, taking your traditional lofty place on the steps. Chapin was the scene when Communit) oflicers were announced, and Ro Purdy and Kleanor Greene took over the biggest jobs. Barbara Fuller became vice-chairman, iola Wool folk, secretary, and Marv Jane Jones, treasurer. To them we looked for community leadership, and they proved themselves worthy of our respect and confidence. Greene Partly Fuller Jones II ooljolk 00 With. Friday comes tea and the News Lriday afternoon! Inch meant you could relax: drinking tea and munching sandwiches, smoking, singing around the piano, dancing to the vie, or sprawling on the floor to read the latest News”. Kvery Wednesday in the Mead basement the noise of clacking typewriters and a constantly ringing telephone meant the News was underway. Last minute copy trickled in: someone groaned trying to write an impossible headline; scores of unsung reporters and a sharp, alert staff gave us an -l paper. II iHiutns. Canant McLean, BUlhardt, McGaw%Oehm (editor-in-chief). f)cmina 24 At night perhaps dating or debating Debates were unusual!) good this last year with your team meeting Hates. Bowdoin, Prince- ton and Harvard among others. Miss Bean was a grand roach and much credit was due her. as well as the girls, for the wax in which they made Mount Holyoke hold its own. Racing with the Moon” . . . racing with time, too. Ouite suddenly in December “dancing at Nans' became less frequent for some of ou. Your dancing partners were called elsewhere. But, when tliex came back on leave, gaictx xxas uneonfinod. ami Stardust , si ill the favorite. I{retulii tiger (PRksidknt), II orni Mentis. Person Dancing at Van's Discussing settlement nark. Saturday was your own There were many ways Io «lo sell foment work. Sometimes you went into tIm- Settlement House t« learh knitting, games, tell stories. Others went evenings I tcaeh barn «lancing, handicrafts and sing with older groups. Maybe you planned Christmas parties and got a thrill seeing children so happy because you played Santa Claus. Groups trooping up Prospect, to the Downs, to the boat dock . . . laden with assorted lotions, portable radio, pillows, knitting, food and books, of course . . . sprawling drowsy and comfortable in the warm grass . . . and results ranging from a mild sprinkling of freckles to a violent blush . . . Holyoke turns sun-worshipper! You did defense work Willi our country al war. our defense work and courses on campus became vital and necessary activities. You took part by learning how to send I lie Morse code, how to make splints, how to plan nutritional meals, and how to type accurately and well. And co-operated in the emergency The British War Relief Society collected funds selling emblems and gifts, and giving movie benefits. For them you knitted sweaters, helmets, ami socks. And you bought defense stamps. The Defense Committee worked with Rep. Council planning your part in the national defense pro- gram. trying to direct your efforts in the fields where thc were needed, making you feel that you were doing something to help. I nder the leadership of Mr. Rump and the faculty air- wardens, you entered into the program for air- raid precautions. Perhaps you were a student air-warden. Rut alwa s on were conscious ol • r die national emergene and the importance of 'Our individual co-operation in making ours an effective program. Firm i ng. t ot Hubert, Bt an is. « , Simsnrianf Hamlin Bucklew Hike, tl oulfnlk r Afternoons in every season You went on house-party picnics in the lull: you started skiing on the music building lull and advanced to Prospect in winter: you paddled ir11 without a care in spring. The ideal threesome lime's vonr Herringlume? Spring at its I test on I pper Lake Movies in Clta nn The Saturday night lift Saturday nights when xou xvcren’t on a week- end or dancing at an inherit fraternitx house. on were probablx in S. .ll. At the movies there was nothing like stretching out xour feel on the railing, knitting x our sweater (providing it wasn't eablc-st itched). and watching Donald Duck or Charles Hover. There was bridge in ilhur. too. while x on sipped a coke and discussed Dartmouth men. Informal dances in Sachc were fun and the old-time stude became the saddle shoe hop. Or you heard Dive for the oxslers at the boisterous barn dances, and fell like a regtdar hill-billx when thc were over. c • ■ However low you fell during the week. Saturday night was never far aw ax. It May I rut in? The Male Animal in action D. C. presents . . . The D.C. officers were the people who coped successful I v with the problem of how to please spoiled college audiences. They were. Graham, president: Thompson, vice-president; Sharp, sec- retary; llarber, business manager, and Gapcynski. stage manager. There � a lot that goes into making a play. Hours rehearsing, back-breaking work on scenery, research for costumes; all these and something more—the Spirit of the Theatre. We were proud of D.C. s productions for this year: “The Male nimal”, “Night of January 16th”. and “Flight to the West ; a balanced theatrical diet in which each play was made important by the spirit of presentation. Mr. and Mrs. Perry the new Playshop directors, with their interest ii D.C., gave us hope for things dramatic to come Cull it, dc Castro How to be active and attractive («'old clear. slarr nights. The sound of ieimesc waltzes, grating of skates over the ice. Hie rink, as ever, the center of ga winter SaturdaN sport. rFlie new lean-tos made marvelous shelters when ou couldn't stand another blast of wind, or your ankles wouldn't support ou an longer. The lee (Carnivals kept the busiest of ou there in spile of ourselves. O. ('. officers llamlin, Haters (president) ('.no•mar Ouliuff (duh took charge of those barn dances C w lucii put life in rvcn I ho mosl sedate. Tlioro were lri[is and outings all ear round: overnight hike and canoeim; tri| s in the lull and in the spring: winter weekends of energelie skiing on distant eounlrv hills: harn dances over in m- herst; loo Carnivals here on campus, and over- nights at the eahin which were ever in demand. tr 31 Came the curfew V an's . . . Wayside . . . Pine Rest . . . movies . . . dancing . . . dinner at I lie Roger Smith . . . singing at Dcke. I).I . or Chi l si . . . what does it matter. ou had a lovely time. Gasps of amazement. Well look what she found on her sweater!'' A shin) bit of gold with some Creek letters on it; new as a freshman, old-stuff as a senior. Rut still the old refrain, what does it matter. We had a lovch time. Church, has a spirit all its own marching up the aisle but it alwavs seemed to come out all right. The Fellowship of Faiths helped plan the Stmda morning service and Wednesday Candlelight. Its Education Commission had an interesting program. Croups of you visited cotin- tr parishes for week-ends and led young people s groups and some discussed industrial problems with faetor girls. During Religious Emphasis Week. Fellowship offered you speakers to help on formulate an adequate philosopln. Service Com- mission aided the village minister and visited families in South I ladle} . This ear on also helped out the farmers because of the labor shortage. ()- l-ka and Northfield conferences were high spots of the ear and you found that Ilolvoke was not alone in ha ing an active and constructive Fellowship. Sunda is free lance. Maybe you liked trotting around Lower Lake or sprawling in the smoking room reading the Sunda paper before church or choir practice. on were sure yoifd miss step ni 7. Petrie, I wuierbeek (pkesident), Townsend, Baldwin, Hoyt .ill set to start singing. € Sundays at home and at Towne House You could always count on a good Sunday din- ner. ou had no classes to rush to, no two o'clock appointments to keep. And you seriously squared your ice cream even though you knew perfectly well that it had no unique second sight. On Sunday afternoon, you seniors turned hostess at Towne Mouse and served tea to tin faculty. Hectic preparations lay behind those teas expeditions into the woods picking (lowers: frantic minutes scouring tea-kettles, stove-lids, pots and pans; lusty efforts at chopping wood: fastidious touches on tiny sandwiches; attempts at arranging furniture. Ity the time your guests arrived, great things had been accomplished. Yot hoped it hadn't been too obvious that you ha slept perhaps one hour of the night before, sand wiclied in that small bed like a sardine with thre other sardines. Or lain in front of the big (ireplact trying to keep warm and talking way into tin night; scavenging in the kitchen for some of those left-over potato chips or a late cup of hot coffee. Whatever season you and your crowd went up. that week-end was like no other. Having waited four y ears, you realized then what a great privileg- ia this senior sanctum. 36 Looks like fun. Take it slow am easy. Work-out in the afternoon Shooting Jar par. Golf is a favorite outdoor sport of main untiring lag-carriers. ftven Mr. Ham enjoys a game of .joIf out on our own exeellent Orchards Course. hether oii were a keen player or only starling out. oii enpned hatting around on the tennis courts. Or. if instead. Sundas afternoon found von • • studying in the lihe otir mijid frequently went elsewhere. t any rate, you kept the courts lull in early fall and spring. An are! ) ou il never forget the ('antUeliglu service. Vespers wen always lovely, but von remember Candlelight as being uniquely beautiful. The chapel was aglow with soft, flickering flames and the choirs’ singing still sounded in your ears when everyone started to sing ‘follow the deam You anxiously guarded your quavering lights as you formed in a semi-circle and tin wind carried your voices as you returned to your dorm. 38 ' 4 But I wear a thirty-two! From tin time you crawled out of bed, on the wrong side, every- thing in this day went wrong. Well never make it You just didn't make chapel from South Mandelle in four minutes Hat. Why does everyone want to listen to Mozart at the same time I do I just don't get it. The last straw At this rale I'll nerer get done. No mail . . . you misunderstood an assignment . . . you had to wait for the iron . . . the car broke down: you griped all day and you remembered days like this just because the were so had. IH We gathered together Oil Fournier's Day all Holyoke gathered to honor Mary Lyon. President Davis of Smith was guest speaker. The colorful academic procession was preceded by seniors proudly marching for the second time. Freshmen got up at six o'clock for their tradi- tional ice cream; even a heavy rain failed to dampen their spirits. Mrs. Main, Dr. Eliot, and few sleepy seniors also proved hardy. Good ill any hour. I Brilliant Musical Year The College Concert series this last year gave von the privilege of hearing three great artists and jn excellently directed orchestra. In November von thrilled to Marian nderson s interpretations f negro spirituals, the unusual range of her voice inging some of Schubert’s lovelier songs. You mused in the pre-Christmas rush to hear Artur llubenstein bring living music from the grand Grp jor I'iatifttrsky � iano in Chapin, and you went away spirituali) iplifted b the artistic experience you had cn- oyed. Gregor I’iatigorskv awed you with the trong vital tones of his cello and his amazing ersatility of style. In March the New Friends of Music Orchestra closed a realh brilliant musical ear at Mount Holyoke. Marian inderson I iennose Fiesta. You and the night and the music You probably went lo I lie Mamie dance in October since it“s the big social event of the fall. Perhaps your date Hew on from Chicago or just drove over the Notch from Vmherst. The two of on spent a ficstial evening swinging to the sur- prisingly good music of Pee Wee Irwin in a Chapin transformed by red and white striped poles and gaudy balloons. Kllie W illiams prove an able chairman with her conscientious, resource- ful committee members: Sender, (larpenter, Town- send, Ryan, Roelse. Put like all good things, the evening went too fast. Intermissum ami a ciflurette 46 Hop . . . Plop in a DKI T it's plain lo see, here's nothing quite so we I as me. have no color. I have no brains, m onl needed when it rains. Hut there’s a drought in m I. O., Vnd I in a social washout too. : low ever smooth I tr lo he. ! cannot hide the drool in me. V man's a sponge who would ever he Wound a dribbling DRIP like me. Oh s cnior! I only wish I knew m •low to become as might as ou! JUNIOR SHOW 1942 ) our little sister took you to tea. Celebrities these. College memories an most I a kaleidoscopi blurred around tlie edges. Bui some things always remain vivid. Junior Show is definitely one 1 ihese: “Virginia's Keel and lhe excitement ii Chapin as the lights went out and “Sam Silverlosl Presents was Hashed across the screen; Ro Purdy as glamorous as any Hollywood star in her screei dehut; Jan Merrill singing her sun dial song; tin opening scene with Pat Sanford's tricky In Lovt Again; the glamor girls led by Barbara llobbs Lihhie Montgomery's frenzied Sam Silverlosl; tin faculty bicycle rider; and the specialty acts of ‘I: from Katie Hepburn to an 11 American tackle We’ll never forget vital, cute, little Mrs. Currit pulling the production together with a few exper orders, nor the lovely sentimental glow brough on by serenading. 48 IlilL Miss Haves, Potvers. Dean Allvn, Nelson (prbsidknt). Miss HonanI. halier. Miss Hnsbrouck ' our A. A. Kveryone belonged to Athletic Association wiicli planned banquet, sports night. pla days a d campus tournaments. Sports night you I rned child again and played dodge hall and I ndon Bridge and the climax of the night was t r announcement of new officers. Perhaps you i ver came to hat with vour class team but you w m probably have had fun shooting for your house. Night of awards Those active or interested in sports gathered at . A. banquet. Maybe you were among the Iuckv few who won numerals or even an all-1 lolvoke. • You were certainly amazed when you heard the lists of offices and honors won hv the Sarah Streeter cup winner until you realized it went to two girls this year Bette Nelson and Klcanor Greene. Creone and Nelson Xeic red cassock and an appreciative audience. This year the hip program in Town Hall seemed especially lovely. | erhaps because you sang carols It a world at war. It had seemed strange singing Christmas carols in September but rehearsals went by s quickly that the holiday concerts came almost before you could realize it. And you certainly did enjoy l)r. Hammonds private organ recital alter the concert in Holyoke. You sang . . . Many Monday nights of sing- ing under the painstaking direc- tion of Miss Douglass went into the finished tone and perfect balance of parts heard in the big concerts. In the spring you sang with Dartmouth and thought your light voices would surely he lost in the power of their bass section. Perhaps you had a blind date at the dance which followed. Huntington, Rowland, Merrill (crksident), Little 50 Deck the Halls . . . I nder the spreading Christmas tret . on really began lo feel some Christmas spirit 'ben lights appeared on the big campus tree, fobbing jauntily in the wind. on helped decorate our house tree, loading it with tinsel and colored alls; put sharp-smelling evergreen on the mantel, nd tall red candles. jovial be whiskered Santa laus presented you with a 10c Mickey Mouse, a lalloon, or paper dolls. ou drank wassail, hot ' iis the season la he jollv. cocoa, and sang all the carols you could think of. The silver-haloed angels woke you at early dawn as they moved in caudle-lit procession down dark cold halls, strains of ’Silent Night fading away as they went. nd you couldn’t help thinking how lucky you were lo have that Christmas feeling. When you're out together dancing cheek to cheek Seniors dancing at their last class dance . . . glamorously sophisticated in their smooth-looking gowns, although feeling a hit nostalgic at being seniors and formally dancing one of the last times in Chapin . . . the wonderful three oYlock per- mission. and you finally crawled into bed after bulling awhile with your roommate . . . maybe you started off early in the morning to ski lor the week-end up in New Hampshire ... or you left with your crowd for the Cape . . . one group always turned dude’ and went to the Bar Rauch in the Berkshires. Lighting up These were honored Hard work and kern in ltd I i genre brought gold Plii Beta Kappa keys to these girls. Maybe u were one who just missed (lie honor, or would never have dreamed of possessing it. But you admired those who reached the top. and thought the richly deserved their awards. Blackstick elected you because they thought mhi wrote well, and you had the rather dubious honor of walking around campus fora day attract- ing attention with that black stripe stretched rudeh down vour nose. You met with the others lor discussion, to read our stuff to a highl critical audience, and to eat chocolate sauce on peppermint ice cream. I or Itans, Slurry. Triers, Holden, Crote. Houghton (absent) Conunt, Krichhaurn, Kopel man, Doughtan, Thomson (pkksioknt), Ewell 53 1942's Junior Prom Prom as marvelous as everyone told you it would be . . . beaming with your crowd at banquet . . . orchids, white satin, and sparkling lights . . . the grand march which confused your date and looked ver wonderful . . . an s at intermission . . . ou hated to have it end so soon. One rare week-end 'learing through Maine in an open-topped ear . . . sunning and swimming on beaches along the New Kngland coast . . . beer picnics high on a Massachusetts lull-lop . . . roughing it on a farm in Vermont; all as the laughing, superb aftermath of a fabulous Prom . . . dreams lasting for main days to come. ) ou re a big help. Bonnet. Cute little fella. 55 J UCCV1 Jessie Clark Fairest of all Turquoise and royal blue, regal shades for v stately queen, true complement to Jessie Clark% blond beauty. Behind her, their eighteenth cen- tury period gowns fluttering bright color in til Mav breeze, eame the lovelv ladies of the cour • . . . Jacqueline Burke, trances Carpenter, Betty Ann lleimark, Elizabeth Hemingway. Janet Mal- lon, and Rosamond Purdv. i � i f � � i twirling skirts to the waltz rhythm of The Blue Danube — Pageant 1941 Spring sunshine on green and birch-white hills. | AM -« a sw'r'l of crimson, brilliant blue across Pageant UV If4 Field, and the tantalizing rhvthm of a Spanish UA Z'j V Dance . . . Dramatic (!luh presented Manuel I )rl J if T I PU' J mischievous, the rharartcr capered through Sports in the morning, Royalty visited your campus Some of us returning on June 13ill were for- tunate in witnessing the Crown Primes Juliana of the Netherlands receive her honorary degree. The all-class choir sang and the chapel was crowded with interested visitors. You saw the faculty process, a sight almost medieval in its tra- dition,wearing brilliantly-colored hoods.berets and cow ns from all the leading universities of the world. I rincess Juliana and Ihynirifi 5� ) our Jacuit y. '43 took over where you left off on look part in the annual step ceremony which touched off a week-end of graduation festivities. As the senior and junior officers ex- changed caps and gowns, you handed on to a younger class the steps which had hern yours lor so main sings at night. and for tlw brillianl yellow«.. Alumnae and seniors march together From the 1888’s to the 1941 's, the alumnae re- turned and the oldest lad) was just ’one of the girls that week-end. In the parade each class dis- played its contributions to the world, from Ph.I). scientists to grand-daughters. You wondered, fortv years from now? 00 The last night at college Last day finally came ami you foil ml it hard to believe that college days were ending. Your parents arrived for the week-end and in those few rushed hours they met your friends and glimpsed of the life which had surrounded vou for the last four years. Your fathers gallantly went to hat in the father-daughter baseball game and tried to come out on lop. The very last night came the lake serenade. Loyver Lake was transformed into a shimmering pattern of lights while canoes glided smoothly over the water and Japanese lanterns swaved precariously on top. Melodies floated from different parts of the lake and were echoed on the shores. The last night seemed rather unreal, like a fairy tale, but it yvas lovely and all part of the tradition which made leaving so difficult for you. and yet filled with higher realities to come. 61 Safe at last in the wide, wide world On tin morning of graduation came the solemn c ” procession of seniors in their rapi� ami gowns lor the last time. our mortar hoards were more parallel with the ground than lliex'd ever Imnmi before and the length of our gowns was almost perfect. ou wondered win ou didn't feel more grown-up in graduating, hut nothing seemed ver different. Most of you looked a little more serious than usual, hut ever) now and then someone giggled and oil felt even less statel . ltieh of our thinking was no loftier than wondering when you'd ever (ind time to park. Kul as ou finall marehed into (iliapin. watched h fond, proud e es. )our ealm gave wax a hit. So soon your tassels would he ehauged from left to right: too soon ouM he wearing an alumnae pin. See them rum in siaieiy fionti arm veil. Netual graduation eame at last and voi 9 watehed your friends go to the platform, wonder ing if )on might trip on the stage. Suddenly o« began to realize how rnueli ou were leaving he hind. on thought of all the wonderful, unicpi things about college: Kuzzie wouldn't turn dowi your lied am more: you couldn't always find 0 m w m someone in the smoking room: midnight least would never he t he same, and oil might ne er ru i for elass again. Hut then it was our turn to g � up . . . and you didn't trip . . . and it was all ovc r . . . to begin something new. 62 Last look 03 65 IN RECOGNITION Miss Ruth Douglass Because of her unfailing good spirit, her ex- cellenl and kindly direction, her constant pa- tience, and her personal interest in each girl in choirs or Dice Club, we dedicate this book to Miss Ruth Douglass. She has been wonderful to know, and we shall have her music with us wher- ever wc are. 66 T Lhere was an old woman who lived in a shoe. 7 She had so many children, she didn’t know what to do — So she graduated them. 07 Dorothy F. d ms Jewell Lane South Hadley, Mass. Art and Archaeology M RY I VNE lLEN 134 Gregory Hill Dr. Rochester. N. . English, English Literature and Drama, « id History Lois M. nperson 236 Brimlield Rd. Wethersfield, Conn. English Literature and Drama Janet Anderson Lolland, (ionn. Economics and Sociology- honor work 68 Jams L. Baker Greenlawn, N. V. oology K vthrrine Sage Baldwin 12 Mansfield Ave. Nyark, N. Y. oology Kith l. Vnderson 2036 Hanover Dr. Cleveland Heights, Ohio I 'remedied! (Constance Arnold P. O. 95 South Salem, N. Y. French honor work 69 Elizabeth Barnes 26 Pleasant St. Meriden, Conn. Religion Dorothy M. Bartson 226 Beeehwood Rd. Ridgewood, N. J. Economics and Sociology Carmen Balm der 670 Avenida Insurgentes, Mexico, I). I . Chemistry Dorothy P. Barnes 461 Appleton Si. Holyoke. Mass. Music 70 Bette D. Bass 81 Smith St. Lowell, Mass. Music r Mary-Alison Beatty 256 Linden Lane IMerion, Pa. Zoology Elizabeth . Beiinkek I%( 5—110th Avc. Hollis, V H. Chemistry liARBAKl HeIIKE 153 Armors St. v Nesv I laveiu (ionn. Zttology 71 Barbara Belcher 218 Woodland Ave. Kidgewood, N. J. I Psychology Helen C. Belcher 35 Norih Si. Ply mouth. Mass. Zoology Thelma L. Bell 8 Koxbury Ave. Natick, 1as8. Spanish Barbara Bemis 120 Ogden Si. New Haven, Conn. I n ter depart mental—Latin America 72 I KIO S. Mkkky 15 Fairview St. BovitIowii, I'a. • 7 German I KG IMA T. Ben vs 110 Riverside l)r. New York. . Y. French June K. Billhakdt K. D. 4, Old ork Rd. Somerville, N. J. Chemistry Ruth N. Benedict 29 Guernsey St. Norwich, N. V. Economics and Sociology honor work 73 Klim Jean Hkicalli Washington ve. South Hadley Palls, M ass. m Italian—honor noKK Barbara R. Bristol 56 Klin wood Rd. Swampscott, Mass. Ei'onamics anti Sacialogy June C. Bishop 174 McLean Ave. on Iters, N. Y. English Literature anti Drama Kmzahetii L. Brendlinger 818 West Marshall St. Norristown, Pa. English Literature and Drama 74 I ry S. Brooks 2( DePeyster Si. North Tarrvtown, V . Economics and Sociology r K .1 et B. Brow n 77 Second Si. l)t‘|H sil. V Y. Fa on om i s ami Sociolog v ELY (!. Bm NO 6 Torrence PL Scarsdalc. V. French Harriet A. Bi enting 512 Hast Kml Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 11 istory nr iO Jeanne E. Hi llwinkel 803 East I Till St. BrookI n, N. Y. Economics and Sociology Jacqueline M. Burke 32 Pacific St. Lynn, Mass. V English Lot ise II. Bt hr Higgamun, Conn. oology Emily C. Byrd 708 Clay St. Shelby ville, Ky. Chemistry 76 I). Je n Carletos () Mechanic St. Hudson Falls, V Y. Latin Kvei.v n M. Camp 68 North Main St. South Hadle I alls. Mass. I liYsiology FrANCKS-II akkikt Cvrpentek 13 (Jlcnwood Kd. I ppcr Montclair. iN. J. Zoology N vtame K. Camp 9 Mitchell PI. (Hen Ridge. N. J. Chemistry Edith II. Clark 123 Beacon St. Portland, Me. Zoology Jessie Clark 35 Peabody Rd. Arlington. Mass. Economics ami Sociology Jean T. Carpenter 60 Melrose Dr. New Rochelle, N. Y. Zoology’ Jl NE VI. ( 111 NDLER 150 Heather St. Manchester, N. H. Englisli, Art ond Archaeology, on (I Philosophy 78 M kg ket Jean Cogsoili. Box 34 )rchard Lake, M ich. Economics and Sociology Cvrolyn . Comfort Treeholmc Park Chappaqua, N. Y. Spanish Je n M. Com)EK 72 California ve. Springfield, Mass. English M. Si san Cook 3 Trioitj Rd. Marblehead, Mass. Zoology and Psychology 70 I V M ARY L. ( loOl'KK 3430 A left boro Avc. Pittsburgh, Pa. Art and Archaeology . i rb ra Corliss 53 Ferris Lane Poughkeepsie, N. . History Estelle W. Cotton 11 North Main St. Florence, Mass. English Literature and Drama Emily W. Crag in Ponckhockie St. Kingston, N. Y. Zoology 80 Kith K. Dkroiin ( q Lt. (:ol. V. . I)erouin Camp Roberts, Cal. Plant Science Sylvia DeSantis Margaret St. Vlnnson, Mass. Chemistry Priscilla Criiksiiank 8708 Germantown ve. (Chestnut Hill, Pa. English Literature and Drama I I AKRIJET M. I) W E 28 K) North Bartlell ve. M ilwaukee, is. Mathematics—two i mt 81 Joseph i n e L. Dougiiton 209 Club Rd. Baltimore, Md. History HONOR WORK TWO I MT J A NET L. I IU MM 2 I Hopper St. L lira. N. Y. English Literature and Drama VI arc it et W. Dibble 62 Richardson Rd. Lynn, Mass, Political Science M, K thrrine Donaldson 264 Bay State Rd., Suite 12 Boston, Mass. Art and Archaeology HONOR OBK 82 .1 ANE I )lU RY 7 ) ) Main Si. Leominster, Mass. Psychology Doris I )i enkw vld 2 Ulan PL Bronx ville. V . Art and Archaeology Baku Ait (L l)i rm Missal Ave. Bristol, (,onn. Mathematics MAin K. Katon 7 Birch Terr. West-field, fass. Economics and Sociology—honor work 83 Hester K. Evans 78 Union St. Saco, Me. History honor work St e Vnne Eveleigh 7801 No. Pennsylvania St. Indianapolis. I ml. English Literature and Drama Mi lucent S. Ewell 1301 Highland Ive. Rochester. N. Y. English—honor work—two t nit RESSIE I AIR St. Paul’s School Concord, N. II. Ecot i on i ics and Sociolog v honor work two i nit 81 Jank R. Flagg 16 illow Si. W hitinsvilh% Mass. Zoology A l l)HE M. Flwdrku Albertson. V . English HONOR ORK Doris M. I kss 412 North Main Si. Jamestown, V V. Sociology. Psychology ond Zoology HONOR WORK M ariorik Fisiiicr II Killarnex Kil. Toronto. Ontario, (Canada Economics ami Soi'iology 85 Fmii.y Freeman 11 Cotswold W a • Scars I air, N. Y. French M YRGAKETA FrODING J tin gfruga tan 50 Stockholm, Sweden English Literature and Drama Helen G. Forbes tO ('arroll Kd. Fast Hartford. Conn. English Literature and Drama Marie F. Franz 2 Woodruff St. West Haven, Conn. French 86 ■ NK 1. G l C NSk! KUO Gillespie St. Sehrnec(ad . IN. V. English Literature and Drama Shirley . G umi:u Hinsdale, . II. Economics and Sociology honor w ork BLANCHE GEER 2 Melrose PL Montclair. N. J. English Literature ami Drama— HONOR WORK TWO I NIT Jean B. Geiger 333 Wood mere Itlvd. Woodmen . N. . English Literature and Drama 87 Carolyn S. Glo.uan 75 Carlisle St. ilkes-Harre, Pa. Latin Caroline Gordon 7104 Wa ne Ave. Upper Darby, Pa. Art and Archaeology IN m: Graham 167 Maple St. West Roxburv, Mass. Psychology—two unit - Betty Greene Stephcntown, IN. Y. Xoology «« Jean L. Grote 318 South (Ircsl Kd Chattanooga, IVnn. Art and Irchaeology- IIONOR WORK TWO l MT Mrs. Lot isk Line Gkoi t Stevens. Morgan ltd. South lladlev. Mass. English Klexnor Greene 329 Highland Ave. Wiurhester. Mass. English Literature and Drama NN CltKKNWOOh 123 Brewster ltd. Srarsdale. IS. . I hvsiologY 89 LlCILE S. II AliBER 1000 Hudson Si. Ilohoken. N. J. I h vsirs Klewor I). H ITCH 61 Heacon ve. Ilolvokc. Mass. Zoology Elizabeth II wu.ow 307 ProsjMTi Heights Northhampton. Mass. Religion ■ M. Jeannette II vmilton The Farm II Merest Rd. Elmira. N. Y. Religion i 90 C-MtOl.Y N 1. II - R IO 19 Marry ve. Springfield. N. J. I Psychology BkTSY W . 11 WES Perkins Institution Watertown. Mass. Zoology Betty IIkimnrk 121 Home wood Dr. Kairmonl. Minn. Zoology Kuzvbktii . IIkmingu 31 Lincoln St. Now Haven, (lonn. Irt and Irchacologv 91 ( -OK NE I,IA E. HeYMNG Zee weg 347 risen, Holland English Literature and Drama HONOR WORK Barbara . Hobbs 20 Kensington Rd. Arlington. Mass. English Literature and Drama. and Speech Margaret J. Hobbs r 0 South Si. Bristol, Conn. Mathematics honor work Kiitii W. Hodgkins 122 (lourt Rd. Wiiithrop, Mass. English Literature and Drama 02 Lynn Uorstmw 11 Massachusetts Blvd. Bellerose, N. Y. Religion r Klizvbetii F. IIoskin 39 Hillside Vvc. Glen Ridge, J. Chemistry VI i riel K. Holden 37 Taylor St. Holyoke, Mass. Chemistry donor work Helen L. Horowitz 697 W es I Km I A ve. New ork, N. Y. Economics and Sociology 93 Doris M. Hi ytington 6I So. Highland Ave. Ossining, .V V. Music Margaret Hlll 3 Eaton Rd. rroy, V 'i. English Literature and Drama mta L. IIygate 739 Nottingham Rd. W ilinington, Drl. Economics and Sociology Martina M. lit me 131 (lollege St. Harrodshurg, Kv. Economics and Sociology 94 M. Rl Til 1 NCR M R. D. 3 Trenton. N. J. English Literature and Drama M 4RJORIE K. .1 :ors 1 Park Lane Mount ernon. . . Economics and Sociology Alice K. Jacqi es 180 Richards St. W est Haven, Conn. French Elizabeth M. Johnson 22 Swift Si. Auburn, N. . Zoology OS Shirley VI. Johnson 37 I psbur Rd., Naval Academy Ynnapolis, Md. Art and Archaeology Mas. Maiikakv Ostgkkn Jonks 300 W. IO81I1 St. New York, N. Y. Religion iiONOK work—two 1 m i Ellen I. Kahn 47 E. 88th St. New York, N. Y. French Sarah 15. Kieh.nan Ml Clarcwill Avc. Montclair. N. J. History 96 Louise C. Koegel 1889 Northampton Si. Holyoke, Mass. English Literature ami Drama M rv Koemg 1394 I nion St. Brooklyn, N. V. Zoology II uiriet C. Kimberly 756 Pleasant St. Worcester, Mass. History Annette K. Kisk addon 518 S. Clay Avc. Kirkwood, Mo. Economies and Sociology 97 Mary J. Kuhns ide Acres Linden, Pa. English Literature and Drama — HONOR WORK Muriel K. Lang 664 I . L8th Si. Brooklyn, N. V. Economics and Sociology Jeannette D. 9142 193rd St. iioiiis, n. Y. Religion Kooser Rebecca S. Kopelman J' ) Mansfield St. Hartford, Conn. English anti English Literature and Drama —HONOR WORK 98 Lot Ise M. Lent Fort Hamilton, N. Y. English and Speech Wallace M. Leonard 293 Franklin St. Newton, Mass. English Literature and Drama Jane It. Lewis Sunnydale Farm Paoli, Pa. • Zoology Nancy M. Lewis Box 125 South Hadley, Mass. History 99 Jeanne M. L'Hommedieu. 1319 Dorchester lid. Birmingham, Mich. History —honor work Nancy II. Linn ell 81 Brighton Ave. Portland, Me. English Literature and Drama Ruth M. Little 156 Woodland St. Worcester, Mass. Psychology M. Jeanne Long 400 Hollywood Ave. Ho.IIo.Ku8, N. .). Zoology 100 Elizabeth A. VfcK w Heaver Brook I )anbury, (]onn. ¥ r Zoology J NET K. lcL I GULIN 52 Wnw St • Garden Cilv, N. Y. Zoology Elizabeth McGaw 18 Beech St. Oods ville, V II. Religion Il wutiET W. McGiiaw 60 Church Si. Cortland, !V. . trf anti Archaeology 101 JlUNETTE B. M I KJ Ferry St. Sou ill Had l 'v. Mass. Ehvsiologv Janet ( . l i.i.on Washingtonville, . V. Economics and Soci tlogv I m.m l cM i KRAY 21 Courier vc. Maplewood, N. J. Ercnch honor work r Jean M. Madhock River Rd.f K. I). 0 Trenton. N. J. Zoology 102 1.1 CILI.K S. 1 I(KEL • ) I Ki « rsii|f I )r. � w York, . Y. English KOITH ). M SU VSK! 1170 N« m m. S h« iu cladv. V Y. Ecology TW O l MT I j.i hi;tii I . I V TKKS Jann' Si. {irlilirhl Spring. N. . English IMcrutnre ami Drama .1 NKT K. I VITSON 28 Brookdale K«l. lon illt la . English Literature ami Drama 103 M RG 4 RET M FI ELI) 393 Stale St. Bangor Me. English HONOR WORK Dorothy D. Merrick 173 Main St. Kasthampton, Mass. English Susan E. Mayfield § 11 E. Beau St. Washington, Pa. Sociology and Psychology J anet Merrill 40 Foster St. Newtonville, Mass. Music 104 Mary E. Miller 25 (5 in ton Kd. Brookline, Mass. oology Frances L. Monroe 6 Brook view Si. Dorchester, Mass. Psychology—honor work M R.IOR IE . M EVER 916 Edmomls ve. Drexel Hill, Fa. oology rtril Elaine F. Miller i( Bolton Si. South lladle kails. Mass. Economics orni Sot ioltpgy 105 Constance O. Moore 2 Halsey Si. I rrrporl. V . Psychology Jew Loi isk Moore 29 Woodside Ave. Trenton, N. J. Philosophy 1 KTII . IONTACI E 190 Penarrow Rd. Rochester, N. Y. Philosophy I Klizabeth R. Montgomery 6211 Kenmore Ave. Chicago, III. Economics and Sociology— TWO UNIT 106 Dori w 1. Moorhead 917 Henderson St. Columbia. S. C. History Jean K. Mosher 2 Westfield Rd. I lol i ke. M ass. Art and Irchaeology 'I iiok M. Moi lton 108 ale St. Springfield. Mass. German honor work Irene I. Mirhay 50 Harding Pky. Mount N ernon. N. 5 . English honor work 107 Rhoda M. Ii rr vy 34 Ocean St. Beverly, Mass. Psychology- -honor work Myr v J. Muste 235 Lincoln PI. Brooklyn, N. . Psychology honor work Bette G. Nelson Club Ril. and Stevenson Lane Towson, Td. I' 1 vsinlogy— HONOR WORK Dorothy L. Nelson 82 Monroe St. Hartford, Conn. English 108 nnk M. Oeiim 180 Converse St. Longmeadow. Mass. French and English- honor work Kathleen M. (VlUn rke 13 Uden St. Danvers, Mass. French—honor work i Bessie B. esrit 15 Frederick St. Naugatuck, Conn. History Certki de L. )‘( Ion nor Hall St. Dennis Port, Mass. Psychology 1(H) Dorothy S. Overin I II Long Beech lid. Bockville Centre, N. Psychology VI RG RET G. Oku 51 Kxeler St. Portland, Me. English Literature and Drama I). .1 ne Owen 221 I Douglas Crescent I lira. V Y. Religion Ml RIEL K. OsTERIIOUT 173 Kilburn Rd. Garden City, N. Y. History 110 Martii Parsons I . S. Naval Hospital Portsmouth, N. II. Psychology IUkiivkv L. Pate 57 drove Mill ve. New Ion ville. Mass. Geology Jane L. Pellktt Maple Rd. Franklin, N. J. Zoology Arlene Pkpeh TOH K. L8th St. Brook I ii. N. . • Art ami rchaeology 111 S. M %kie Perkins 432 Church St. North Adams, Mass. hxonomics and Sociology Pw line R. Perley 21 Vista Way Port W ashington, N. Y. hysirs— HONOR WORK Jean B. Peters 23 Lakewood Rd. Newton Highlands, Mass. Zoology HONOR WORK Gloria S. Peterson 136 Cambridge PI. Brookl)n. N. . Psychology 112 Ji ne L. Pierce 40 Marburj Av Pawtucket, H. I. English Literature and Drama Katherine Pierson Unit) Rd. ooclbricige, Conn. Zoology—honor work Bvrbvka . Piiair 74 Ely PI. East Orange, . J. Art and Archaeology MAin J. Phillips I Duane Ave. Binghamton, N. V. Mathematics honor work 113 Patricia W. Proctor 75 liitnex St. North boro. Mass. Geology' Kosami M) 'I . Pi III)Y 627 Green Bay R 1. Glencoe, III. English- honor work two i nit M VIMON P. PoRTKR I Ashburton PI. Yonkers, . Y. History' VI iLouise ft. Priest 215 ft. I lulerwoocl Si. ()he (lhase, Md. oology lit HELEN B. 1 1 TZEL 1220 Log (Tallin Lane Si. Louis, Mo, bJconomics and Sociology M Kjomi: V e 25 (Chatham IM. Longmra«lo v. Mass. Chemistry Helen . U vites 23 I )ante St. Larrliinont. N. . Plant Science—honor work M m .). B NGEK 05 L man St. South II at Hey. M ass. English Literature and Drama 115 1 RIE K. Regester I 15 Lin wood ve. Buffalo, N. V. Zoology Lucile 62 Ki hi A. Rhodes 63 Trafton ILL Springfield, Mass, Chemistry W. Hiemer Winler St. Norwood, Mass. Psychology Veronica A. Riley 82 Maple St. Norwood, Mass. English Literature and Drama 116 Carol C. Rose CIastonl m , (!onn. English Literature ami Drama Harriet R. Rosenfield 230 ine St. I lari ford, (jonn. English Literature and Drama Elizabeth Roelsk 248 Midland ve. Montclair, IN. J. Art and Archaeology Jean M. Rogers If)I Carpenter ve. Meriden, Conn. Economics and Sociology 117 IRGINIA E. RUSSELL 280 Main St, Kastliampton, Mass. Economics a ml Sociology M vrgakkt K. Ryder 2() Ridgewood Kd. esl Hartford, Conn. Zoology Mildred I). Rowe 18 Roweland Ave. Delinar. N. V. Economics anrl Sociolog HONOR WORK V— Virginia Rowland 166 Oakleigh Rd. Newton, Mass. Chemistry honor n ork 118 't : Irene Sampson 88 Pembroke St. New Ion, Mass. Chemistry Helen l;. Sanderson 70 Ba ew Dr. S ampseolI, Mass. English Literature and Drama— HONOR WORK C. Patrici Sanford 1820 Dupont ve. So. Minneapolis. Minn. English II. Jean Sargent 858 Main St. Haverhill. Mass. Psychology 119 ElIZXBKTII . ScHANT 218 Prospect St. Newark, N. . Psychology Dorothy R. Schneider 200 Christopher St. Montclair, N. J. I Ps ycholog y Helen L. Schryyer 18 Moorland St. Williamstown, Mass. English Nancy K. Schvainn 206 Melbourne Rd. Great Neck. L. I., N. Y. English—two i nit i 120 ( M itv S. Sim kkick 226 Franklin Rd. (deneoe, III. Art am! Archaeology Kith J. Simmons 480 Silver Lane East I lari fonl. (ionn. English Literature and Drama Pvriticu L. Semleic 1709 State Rd. ( ai alioga Falls. ()hio irt amI Archaeology' VI. Kijzvbkth Siiillai� .'51 Nehoiden Rd. Vi ahan. Mass. Zoology Physiology ami Chemistry 121 .1 v et C. Smith 57 El PI. • Kast Orange, . J. French Jeanne Smith 109 Common St. alpole, M ass. History Ku iu:tii Skoglund H I Bellevue ltd. Lynn, Mass. Economics ami Socinlogv Helen S. Smith 91 Camp St. 11 vannis. Mass. English Literature anti Drama 122 H rh vh L. Stacey L6 Pine St. incisor. t. History M. Josephyne Stuii 225 . I nioii St. Somerset. Pa. English and Speech Betty J. Styrk 1 K. Montgomery Si. Johns low n. . . Mathematics (JeNEY ie e L. Ste kr I m Park Vve- imlher. Pa. (7 iemislrv honor work 123 M ATILDA VI. STEWART 417 Ryder lid. Manliassei. N. V. Zoology Elizabeth VI. Storey ()2 i (; li Lane Wheaton, III. Political Science- HONOR WORK TWO I NIT M ARION L. Si TPHEN 615 Euclid Ave. Elmira, N. Y. Psychology - J ane A. Si tton 1354 Ghallen Ave. Jacksonville. Ma. English 124 J WKT E. THOMPSON 2632 Edge wood Rd. Utica, N. V. English and English Literature and Drama Gertki i k L. Thomson 150 W illiam St. East Orange, N. J. English—HONOR WORK TWO I NIT Emily G. Swinton 20 Sullivan Ave. Port Jervis, . V. Economics and Sociology' lmih li. T y lor 038 Metropolitan ve. Hyde Park, Mass. Drench II. Jeanne Tkone 44 Baltimore Si. Hanover, Pa. I liysiology ami ' oology M iu;akkt L. m ehbeek 72 I Berkeley ve. Plainfield, N. .1. Economics ami Sociology Dokotiiy E. Townsend 63 Warner ve. Proetor. l. Economics am! Sociology Constance Tkapp 26 Fair St. Laconia. N. II. Economics and Sociology- 126 M VKJOKIE K. V VI GIIN 156 Fairfax Kil., Forest Hills (21) Pittsburgh, lJa. English Literature and Drama HONOR WORK J KAN W . OK ED Bedford 11 ills. N. Y . Religion .1 NK 1. OR 11 VI S 27 W. 86th St. New Y ork. N. Y. Zoology—HONOR WORK M ARY F. W ATKROl-S 23 Pillar St., San Juan Heights Manila, P. I. Geology and Geography 127 Km 11 a 1. Weber l() Montrose K I. Scarsdalc, N. Y. French honor monk LICE L. W KSCOTT 2201 Park Dr. Wilmington, Del. Chemistry GRAYCE .1. W El NEK 401 Daub Ave. Hewlett, N. Y. Political Science—honor work K lean or Williams 108 Park n«-. Hronw ill� . INF. Y. English Literature and Drama 128 I,i cii.k . Wolf 235 K. 73rd Si. New 'l ork, N. V. English Literature and Drama HONOR )RK Km; v-M iu; kkt O. oou 25-31 30 IM. storia. N. . I list (try K I Til I I. ILSON H Ogden ve. SwarlhmOre. Pa. Chemist rv (illRIsti E K. W ISSKR 30 Park Ave. Dravoebtirg, l a. Col ideal Siience 12 ) Kveian VI. Yellow Kobe 3901 Douglas ton Pky. Doiigiaston. N. Y. Speech and I Psychology honor work SkoglumL McGrow• Little, Eaton, Shiverick. Monroe 130 CLASS SONG OF 1942 Since freshman year we’ve heard about the glory of the Green. nd we Ye loyal to tlie honor of I he Blue ml for the brilliant Yellow, we will give a heartv veil-oh: In the Crimson shines the fame of forty-two. High above all hurricanes, our I’egasus appears, f oretelling of the honor we shall bring to future ears. (Chorus: So let our joy fill song resound f rom sky and wooded hills around. nd as the years pass swiftly by Still Pegasus shall rule llie sky. We to our Crimson banner true, Sing the praise of forty-two. 131 FORMER MEMBERS OF HIE CLASS OF 1042 Xl)klNS, Si SVNM-; Dorotii e Xeciiibald. Paxiklx Rosin 2103 Rowlex Xve.. Madison, Wisconsin 220 Grande Xllee, Quebec City, P. Q., Canada Bvrber. Isabel Xnne BEERS, l VDE1LEEN Cl 1NKVEKK Bl BEE. ( ill VIILOTTE M XKX 20 Lyncrofl ILL, New Rochelle, N. Y. 30Yi Lerox Si.. Binghamton, IV Y. 30 Lincoln Axe.. Tiickahoe, N. A . (xkkoll, Alice Storks (Iason. Clare Sxlxiek ( lit XXI EK, BARB XR X NN 1 Regent Si.. Ilarllord, Conn. 1300 Xvondale Xve.. Jacksonville. Fla. 133 Northampton Kd.. Amherst, Mass. l)xi Gil l)XX. nne Colton Denison. Cenex ievk Kli xbetii DEvSS xk. Virgini x Dimock. Charlotte Boxvks Didlky, Xmx Robsart hi 1 Spruce Si.. XX innetka. III. Bernardslon. Mass. 12 Fast 07 St., Nexv A ork, N. A . 007 No. Broad St., Flizahcth. N. J. 71 X andeventer PL. Si. Louis. Xlo. Fi.xxi. Dorotiix NX insiiii 03 Bloomfield Axe.. Windsor. Conn. 1 ELI)XI XN. F ELX N Sx LX 1 X Fisher. Si zxnne Lee Fit XNCIS. J XNE ElIZXBETII 20 Andover Si.. Hartford. Conn. 2101 F. Stratford Court. Shorexvood, XX is. 10 Murray Si.. Fast 1 lari ford, Conn. (� X VI MON S, VI XRGARET FlIZXBETII Goodrich. Klizabetii Anne (� rant, Jean Fnxx akds Greenwood. Jane French Griffith. Josephine Kex 55 Nexv ton St., Weston, Mass. 110 Lincoln ILL. Crosse Pointe. Mich. If) Lillex Bd.. West Hartford, Conn. 10 Lennon St.. Gardner, Mass. % XIrs. Alfred Kerfoot, Berrx ville, X a. II vsbroick, Betty Frances I 1 VSLER. SaRXII Lot ISE II El DELB XCII. XI ARY J XNE III ey, Catherine Stone Bidge. V A . Webster Hill. Cresson. Pa. 101 Beaumont vc., Calonsville. Xld. 5317 So. Greenwood Xve.. Chicago, III. 1 LI.IS. XI XRGARET GLADYS 05 In wood Xve.. 1 pper Montclair. N. J. K xi in. Fdn x J xx e K ERR. R A MO N X Fx X LX N Knight. Ji ditii Brookes 755 West Fml Axe.. New A ork. N. A . Fort Flhan Allen. X I. 12 Park PL, Princeton, N. J. Landon. Barbara Xnn Lxrkin. Barbara Hope Lex ex. Loi Ise Bose Levinson, Xlxix Prescott 1 lf Converse Si.. Longmeadow. Mass. 201 Goden St., Belmont. Mass. 1 10 Fast 07 St.. New York. N. Y. IOI Nassau St.. Princeton, V J. 132 McCi mher. Helen Patricia VIesner. M ka Elizabeth Moe, Caroly Klise 468 I'lowcr W« sl. Walerlowii. V V . Hast lanaan. (] � nn. i I Connoclicut 111 I.. Hast llartfonl. Conn. JNei BERT, ELEANOR 2 Lindbergh Yve.. Amsterdam. Nl. A. Palmer. .1 ane Pr ances Perrins, ,Ii ditii Kder Pitcairn, M ary Leet Poor, Sally Stockton 7 Montgomery Yve.. Holyoke, Mass. Id Duvall Dr.. Westmoreland Hills. Washington. D. C. 6333 Fllemvood Yve.. St. Louis. Mo. I 103 No. Sixth St.. Burlington. Iowa r ()i acrenbos. Mary Oliaer 1 13 Crandview Blvd., Tnekahoe. i . . Rabinovitz, Helene Janice Redm an. Tiieo Cosper Reed. Constance Leaii del Rio, Maria irgini a Ross, Ci.ar a 11 elicn II 1 Veil tire ILL. Newton. Mass. 1307 W oodland Dr., High Point, N. C. 13 West St., Boothhay llarhor. Me. 73 Vineent Ave.. Lynbrook IN. A. 108 Canton Ave., Milton, Mass. Saks. Phyllis J ay Sami ei.s. Helen Savage, Joan Louse SeNTEN AC. M ARGI ERITE REGINE Sibley. Elk a nor Joy Simons, Mollie M antootii Smith. M aid;arkt Cannon Streamer, Mary Martha Si llia an. Josephine Isabella 11 West 86 St.. New A ork. N. A . 30 lr ingSl.. Hartford. Conn. 1 ut� 1 [ar ard PL. 1 thaca, N. . 2.33 First Yve.. Phoenixville. Pa. 730 W hittier Blvd., Crosse Poinle, Mieli. 118 W. Fourth St., Tyler, lex. 16 Main St., Deposit, N. A . 223 Melrose Yve.. Pueblo, Colo. 1130 Fifth Yve.. New A ork. N. A . 'Thompson. Ri th Eon a Tt THILL, M ARY CrII-EIN 102 Pleasant PL. Arlington, N. J. Shelter Island. N. A . Ward, J ane W e e d e n , Eleanor J e a n Wegaiann, Led a Her nice Werner, VI arjorie Joan INTON. SaLI.IE K NON ONG, N ELI.IE J A NICE 732 College Yve., Pittsburgh, Pa. 701 Court St.. Svraeuse. N. A . • 33 Stuart St.. Maple Hill, New Britain. Conn. 671 Barry more St.. Phillipsbtirg. N. J. 713 McKinley Lane, Hinsdale. III. 31 Kim St.. Hartford. Conn. 133 Morris. Pa nani st. liutlor. Don II. Wilson, Host YD A MS, 1 AR.IORIE F. YlNSWORTH. F. ClIARMIAN Ylexander, M ARY II. Yllen. M ary F. Yltman, Mary J. Vnders, Helen I). Ynderson, Jean M. Arthur, L. Elaine Ascoli, Ida A AKIAN, M ARY 129 Christopher St.. Montclair, N. J. ()ld Post Rd., Fairfield, ( a mu. 318 Warwick Yve., West Englewood. N. J. 27 Charles St., Yuburn. Me. 222 Derrick Yve., I niontown, Pa. 195 Chestnut Si.. Holvoke, Mass. 1106 Sunnyside lid., Minneapolis. Minn. 268 Wakelca Ave., Ansonia, Conn. 23 Woodbridge St.. So. Hadley, Mass. 330 Wadsworth Yve.. New York. N. Y. Bailey, Blythe Baird. .1 vne C. BALLUDER, GERDA Barber. Catherine J. Barrett, Helen Battey, Barbara K. B vumblsch. Shirley Y. Beai pre. Priscilla J. Beck, Kditii M. 1 Main St., Franklin, N. J. 309 K. College Yve., Waukesha, Wis. 670 Avenida Insurgentes, Mexico, I). F. Box 5, West Bangor, N. Y. 83 Bond Si.. Norwood, Mass. 203 Fores! Yve.. New Rochelle, N. Y. 1 Wilbur Cl., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 121 Locust St.. Holyoke. Mass. 350 K. 236th St.. New York. N. Y. 134 BENDER, III I.DAII K. Benedict, 11 akkikt B. Besse, VI ah a K. Best, Patricia E. Biesterfeld, Doris E. Blair, J ackly Blake, Catherine VT. Bn menthal, Catherine M. Bodkin, Anne C. Bohacket, M. Jean Borden, Eleanor M. Bovle. Teresa . Braden. J anet N. Brock, Isakelle I). Brockavay, Margaret V. Brown, Ritii F. Brush, Carolyn J. Buckley. Nancy F. Buell, IIonoi r J. Burke. M atalie R. Butler. C aroly n II. ByINGTON. VI ARGARKT VI. I ) Maplewood Vve., W . Hartford. Conn. 33 So. 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J ACQl ELINE I,. Co NR AI). Ll CILLE A. Cort, Patricia E. COAA AN. VI. J A NET Cross. .1 ea n I). I law tliorne Gardens, Mamaroneek. N. A. 118 Summit Vve., Jersev City, N. J. 16 E. Ml. Vernon PI., Baltimore, Md. II liadle St.. So. lladlev. Mass. •' • 53 Route de Sieves. Shanghai, China 20 mherst St.. Holyoke. Mass. 61 ilaig (It.. 100 ve., Haig Shanghai. China 21 Cleveland Rtl., New Haven. Conn. II Ridge Rd.. Binghamton. V V. o 7 195 L nn Pells Pkwy., Melrose. Mass. 8 Cedar PL. Oakwood l)r.. Paekanaek Lake, V J. 20 Meatheote Rd., Searsdale. N. V. College Ilighway. Southampton, Mass. 2 Ridgecrest ., Scarsdale. V . 135 Country Clnh l)r.. Manhasset. N. V. 302 Summer ve., Reading. Mass. Edge water Park, . J. meriean Consulate (General, Sao Paulo. Brazil I ) ALEY, M VKJOIUE L. Damon, Olga M. Dannenbw m. Dorothy Davidson. Shirley M. Dem a rest, M. Je n 446 Appleton St.. Holyoke, Mass. 56 Magnolia V e.. Mount Vernon, . V. Rydal, Pa. 1880 Palmer ve.. Larchmonl. V. 188 Kuelid ve., Ilaekensaek. N. J. Deming. Lllen W. I)e Mott, Joan I )lCKBKM AN. M ARG KET II. Dickie, M argaket M. Dickinson, Lucy J. Dickson. Lillian . Dieffenbach. Jean . Disoi e. Sara VI. I ) BLE, J BAN Donov v . Clare K. Doi ghten, Anne R. Doi ll. E. Dorothy I )()W I). II ARB AKA V. Lames. Barbara L. Errs. Natalie B. Kwen, Alexandria Fairchild, Lor aine I ALES, 1 I RIEL L. L Lk, Ll CILLE II. Farmer. Dorothy O. I av. Dorothy A. FLEMING, M ARGI ERITE AON B. 72 Folsom. Eleanor . Lord. Barbara D. Lord. Ruth A. Foilhberg, L. i mo n i a Loss. Dorothy Foster. Betti e J. Foster. K atiierine Foaa le, Joan Frei m). Sue L. Freyg ang. Dorothea . Filler. Babbaba II. Ft llkii, Frances I Galt, M ary P. G AVETT, LUZABETII ( � ITT LEM AN. JEANNE L. (� L ASE. M ARG A RET L. Goldman. Siiirlev l. Goodrich, Barbara In. Goodrich, Jank B. Cordon. Per a K. Gr ACE. J ANE K. (Iran, Kleanok L. GrE arson. Riieta R. 79 Cottage St., New Haven. Conn. 779 Clinton Ave., Oradell, IN. J. Patagonia. riz. 20 S. Lincoln St.. 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Mass. 7 V I'.ast ve., Johnstown, V 'I. I I Klin lid., Srarsdale. N. . II 80th Si.. Brooklyn. IN. . 87 Hickory Si.. Bridgeport, Conn. 18 Montague Si.. Turners Kails. Mass. 2 Rue du Japon. Toulouse. I raiiee 22.7 Dorset lid.. Waban. Mass. 77 Grev lock lid., ewlonville. Mass. 234 Garfield PI.. Brooklyn. N. Y. 573 K. I.ineoln llwv.. Coatesville. Pa. 86 oodinere Blvd.. Woodmen . V 5. 6302 Beeehvvood l)r.. Chew Gliase. Mil. 103 llillrresl. INrone. Pa. 1950 Green wood ve.. Chicago. III. II Warwick lid.. Muneie. I ml. 39 Bavview ve.. So. Norwalk. !onn. 595 Ridgewood lid.. Maplew.....I. N. J. 62 S. Dale. St. Paul. Minn. 711 K. Grand Blvd.. Detroit, Mieli. Jenkins. VI vin M. Johns, Helen I,. Arduddw vP. O. Box 212, Gloucester. V a. 923 W ilde Vve.. Drexel Mill. Pa. K vnn. B arb vr v I,. k vtz. 1,eatrice S. Keene. Koseli.en Ke.mf.nek, Doris Kidder. Kmila I). Kimball, Eaela n II. Kingston, M vrion J. K isiel, I RENE (i. Kramer, Kith . Krichbai m. Bets a . KrLG. Jl STINE ki rash. Shir lea S. 1165 Park ve.. New ork. N. 5. 152 Peiinsv Iv ania ve.. Brooklyn. N. 5. • • 3001 Crceiispring ve., Baltimore. Md. 3382 L64th m.. Flushing, N. Y. J ru London, N. II. Fountain St.. Vghlund. Mass. 100 Small Woods ILL. Melrose, Mass. II Lallirop St.. So. Iladlcv. Mass. 330 F. 230th Si.. New York. N. V . 63 Myrtle Vve.. Montclair. N. J. 36 Maslerton ILL. lironwille, V V. 211 Central Park West. New V ork. N. V. Lansing, M muon I'. Lehn, DoKOTin N. Lkiin. Kmzaiietm J. Liddlk. M rg must M. Lombard, Frances Loomis. M mu n K. Loomis. N m:a V. 6.3 Hamilton St.. Geneva. N. 3. 3520 07th St.. Jackson Heights. N. V . 3520 07th St.. Jackson Heights. N. Y. 100 Prindle Ave.. Johnstown. N. Y. 360 Cahot St.. Newtonville, Mass. Old Billerica Kd.. Bed lord. Mass. 321 K. list St.. New A ork. N. Y. 137 Loring, Carolyn A. 106 Waverly Rd., Wyncote, Pa. Love, Ruth II. 179 Park PI., Brooklyn, IN. Y. Ludwig, Grace L. 812 N. Fourth Si., Reading, Pa. McCormick. Catherine H. VIc(ii ackin, Dorothy J. McGregor. Elizabeth McLean, Margaret L. YIc.M viio.N, Eleanor G. McPherson, Anna II. M ace. B arbar M ACII UN, M ARGAKET E. M AUDEN, Jean P. M ARSDEN, M A RI LA N Marshall, Elizabeth C. VI ar in. Mildred E. M ASTEN BROOK, GeRTRI DK B. Miciielbaciier, Barbar Miller, Margaret B. Miller, Rutii M iller. Virgini a B. Mitchell, Adelaide II. Moeller, Alma . Montabert, M adeleine G. Morris, M. Elizabeth Moulton. Ji dith L. Mowe. l arie-Louise M UCKLEY, M ARIE-Lou Nelson. Eleanor F. Newman, Louise B. Nichols, Helen W. 2 Delinar PI.. Delinar. N. . 61 Frost ve., Frostburg, Va. 91 East Ave., Norwalk, Conn. 214 Stewart Ave.. Garden City, N. Y. 450 Prospect St.. So. Orange, N. J. 1121 Freeport Rd., Tarentum, Pa. 3100 Conn. Ave., N. W Washington, I). C. Beaver Dam Rd., Stratford, Conn. 362 Washington ve.. Brooklyn. N. Y. 663 Prospect St., Maplewood, N. J. 427 Cumberland St.. Lebanon. Pa. 137 Jefferson St., Hartford, Conn. Russell -.. Wyckoflf, V J. 72 llartsdale Rd., White Plains, N. Y. 2 Esplanade, Ml. Vernon, N. Y. 65 Atkins Ave., E. Lynn. Mass. 32 Balton Rd.. Providence, R. I. 146 Sterling PL, Brooklyn. N. Y. 70-14 Loubel St., f orest Hills. N. Y. 110 W . End .. New rk. V 'i. 3721 87th St., Jaekson Heights, N. Y. 19 Westland Ave., West Hartford, Conn. 171 W. 71st St.. New York, N. Y. 528 Prospe t Ave., Oradell, N. J. Onaneoek. a. 90 Royal Rd., Bang r. Me. 31 Bennett Ave.. Binghamton, N. Y. Gun. Lorn a J. 5129 Garfield Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Gwlett, Ann M. West Ave., Wellsboro, Pa. Painter, Anne M. Pancoast, Polly V. Patterson, Nicoletta P atton, Pal line E. P At l. A. Ki m ari Pedersen. Glori a E. Petrie, Dorotha J. Phillips, II. Elizabeth Pickett. C. W inii bed Pierson, Marjorie . Pike. Emily G. Pi.nkbtt, Charlotte R. 1817 Freemont Ave., S. Minneapolis, Minn. Pancoast Hotel, Miami Beach. Fla. 57 Elm St.. Worcester. Mass. 25 Morris Lane, Scarsdale. N. Y. “'Fellowship , kilpauk. Madras, India 141 Neptune Ave.. New Rochelle, N. Y. Ide Rd., Williamstown, Mass. 125 E. Main St., Port Jervis. N. Y. 1152 Burlinghame ve., Detroit, Mich. Union Club, W est Lafayette, I ml. 3 North St.. Richmond, ky. 122 St., N. W ., Washington, I). C. 138 PlPEK. MiLDRKI) J. PlKlE, II. HLENE Pope, K thekine Powers, Dorothy 13. Pratt. M uy- cnes Priest, Elizabeth 1. Prior, Ai drey M. Keek, Parb ra K. Reuse. (1 aroian A. Rice. VI i K. Rigby. Corn ei.i Ristim;. nne L. Rogers. M viiioa L. Rollins, Caroline Ri DDiai an. Paula L. Rl SSEI.L. KI.IZABETH ' c l � gO Oil i' Ra an. Patrici a I. 50 Wood view We., Hamburg. N. .350 Trcmont St.. Barro, I. Box 49, Route 1. Waukesha. is. 1950 Wyoming St.. Kansas (! i I . M . 233 Broad St.. V indsor. (ionn. 0027 232nd Si.. Queens illagc. . . Chateau Brittany. Scared ale. . 374 Fullerton ve.. I'pper Montclair. N. J. 593 Kimball Ave.. Yonkers. N. . Main St.. (Cheshire, Conn. R. F. I). 1, Highland Kails, N. Y. (College Hill. (Ilint n. N. Y. Whipple Hoad, l eu kslmrv. Mass. 146 Xrmor St.. New Haven. Conn. 367 Bellc ille vc., Bloomfield. N. J. Transport Co.. San Nicholas, ruha. V XX. I. 32 Cambridge HI.. Brooklyn. N. Y. S VM)I . ikcim v E. Sen w itler, Vi imfrkd Schekj e, Joan E. Scill LM N. M INDELLE Sharp. Ellen Siiekdy, M. Barbara Simon. M arc, het V. Sims Rian, Arax Skinner, Charlotte N. Skinner. M vrtiia L. S la iien, Inin A. SmERLING, I NGRII) E. Smith. Bernarda C. Smith. Dorotha H. Smith. Jt u nne Smith. alkrik G. Snyder, Marylane Sou: . Mildred B. Soliwoski, M arion A. Spencer. Cynthia A. Sot ier. Sarah E. Stanley. Frances L. Stanley, Rt tk L. Sterbins, Anne P. Stomell, Ernestine Stracii an. Or ace X. TaHLER, I I ARKIET K. T ACK. M A DELEI N E K. 2102 E. Fourth St.. Duluth. Minn. 25 Fort Slocum Rd.. New Rochelle. N. . 1356 Carroll St.. Brooklyn. N. . 4518 Hudson Blvd.. Lnion City - N. J. 131 E. Church St.. Bethlehem, Pa. Main St., Groton. Mass. Mississippi Hotel, Davenport. Iowa I 100 Arcadian Way. Palisade. N. J. Lakeville, lonn. 625 Wildwood Dr.. E. Lansing. Mich. 2209 Seminole Ave., Detroit, Vlicli. 530 Norton Pkwy., New Haven. Conn. Cainsboro Vpls.. Nashville. Tenn. 32 Lincoln ve„ Holyoke. Mass. 399 Park Ave.. Leonia. N. J. 205 Manning St.. Needham. Mass. 030 Main St.. Mount Hope, W. a. 110 K. Third St.. Brooklyn. N. 75-61 179th St.. Flushing, N. X. 276 Soundview Vve.. XX hitc Plains. N. X . 9 Green St.. Monson. Mass. 29 Kdgcwood Rd.. Summit. N. J. 101 W enonah Rd., Longmeadow. Mass. M0 North St., Pittsficld. Mass 15 Elmwood Rd., New Haven, Conn. 700 Prospect vc., Ridgefield. N. J. 139 505 NX. King St., Marliiisburg, XX. X a. Cranhv Rd.. So. Iladlev. Mass. TaA I .OR, M. CERTI ! ok Tito. ( Ilaikk Torrorg. Joan K. Toavsley, VI. Henrietta C. Trombley, V. Jean I ngar. Andrea II. alk. Joan II. vlker. Janet M. ALLERSTEIN, A LICK W ARDM ELL, El MCE I). W VRISER. NaNCA L. W eddell. Carol a n R. ELCII, M RG ARET P. W MITI NG. Hi Til Wiiitney, Mara L. ick. Emily L. W ilson. Edith N. W ilson. Faith E. ilson, Pleasantine !. Wood. Lynn M. Chaplain's House Woolfolk, Viola II. W right. Barbara P. Wright, M ary Zimmerman. C a roly n I. 5400 Darlington ILL. Pittsburgh, Pa. 101 Richmond ILL, liclmont, Mass. 15 Bonin brook ILL. Waban. Mass. 6 Donellan ILL. Scarsdale. IN. . 153 Lincoln, Crosse Pointe. Mich. 355 Riverside l)r.. New York, N. Y. 223 Meade Ave.. Fori Leavenworth, kans. 21 New ton ve., Luibrook. N. Y. I W. 81st St., Neu York, N. Y. 150 Clillon Si.. Watertown. N. . I l E. I ori Ethan Mien, i. 3687 Lalimore ILL. Shaker Heights, Ohio 788 White St., Springfield. Mass. 26 Alvord St., Springfield, Mass. 2734 In wood l)r.. Toledo, Ohio 384 Belle isla ve.. Youngstown, Ohio 441 West End ve.. New York, N. Y. 113 Oakdale Ave.. Catonsville, Mil. Sherbrooke Pk.. Searsdale. N. Y. Sailors' Snug Harbor. S. I.. New York, N. St. Catherine's School, Richmond. a. 218 W . L39th St., Neu ork. N. . 130 Main St., North field. Mass. 1210 Howard Ave.. Potts ville. Pa. 140 1911 Class Officers llollis, Moulton, uus Welder, Morris, CwA delson. Ktiiel (J. VlERSTOCK. Jl ME K. Amiot. Jeanne L. wos. C vroly n L. Anderson. Kleanor I . Vndekson. K m J. Andrews. Jean V ren i i s. Him Ashley. J e n Atkins. II. Jeanette Atkinson. M ri an J. Vttebkry. M xiuorie J. l SLANDER. B RR R Baird. ( )live B ATES, (ill K LOTTE Bell. VI rg ret I ’. Bell, 1 akjokie L. Benitez. Bars K. 3601 Connecticut ve Benoit. Elizabeth . Bentley. M athildv K. 31 cusio l)r.. Great Neck. 'I . 201 S. Marshall Si.. Lancaster. Pa. 1661 Highland ve„ Fall Bi i r. lass. 231 Ten liyrk Si.. W alertown. V 200 Young ve., Pelham. . II North Pkxvx.. Worcester. Mass. 03 Burlington Si.. Providence. K. I. 59 Bliss Si.. Longmeadow. Mass. I I Sherman Si.. Everett. Mass. 550 Si. Marks ve.. Westfield. N. J. W est Brat I leboro. i. 500 North Tenth Si.. K. Si. Louis. III. 37 Kiverside Dr.. New York, N. 60 Stratford ILL. Rockville Centre. V 'I . IL I). 2. Bo 5. Ventura. Calif. 110 Manhallan c.. Crestwood. N. . 28 Kingston ILL. Scarsdalc. . . N. W .. Broadmoor pls.. Washington. I). C. 1163 Dean Si., Brooklyn. N. 1. 302 Spruce St.. Boonton. . J. Ill Bergvmim, Dorothy J. Bernstein. Shirked . Binder. Mary K. Blssett. M mu; vret I.. Black. Ann S. Booth. L. Priscilla Boyer. M ary E. Bkigii am, Bariiak v F. BrOADII l RST. Si SAN Broomfield, Wilma Brow n. Bare vr Cadman, Mary . C meron. E. Anne Chapin. Lucy C. (muckering. Elizabeth S. Christy. VI arci E. Clark, E. Drusilla Clark, M ary C. Cleland, Jane M. Colley. Marcia . Collins, Kiiod -Clenn Comrs. Margaret Con er. Jean L. Cook. Violet I). Cornish, Cii arlotte C. (lox, Priscilla B. Craemer, Alice B. Crawford. Betty B. ( JUPPEn, M muon N. Crockett. Carolyn P. Cl SUM AN, J ane M. I) uyson, Enid B. Dean, Elizabeth Doernberg. Natalie IJOMENECH. (rLORI E Dormo.nt, Miriam Dl LKEN. 111LDEG RI ( L Evdie, M. Roseanne Eliot, Ruth M. Ellsworth, Mary P. Empsall, Polly S. Ey ns, Nancy A. Feid, Barbara In. Fernald, Louise P. 142 1105 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. IT Lake Ave.. Sharon, Mass. 837 Forest ve., Highland Park, III. 240 Pine Cresl ILL. Manchester, N. FI. 931 LI97 Si.. Hollis. V 'i . 8353 Broadway. Elmhurst. N. Y. Ml. Pleasant. Bovertown, Pa. 101 Roosevelt Ave., East Orange. N. J. 775 Bare St., Denver, Colo. 00 Mandalay ILL. Newton Center, Mass. Rail IL ad Mills, Pittsford, N. Y. 70 Cambridge PI.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 706 Ridge St.. Newark, N. J. 2032 Belmont ILL. N. W„ Washington, I). C. 3235 38th St., N. Y.. Washington, D. C. I kingswood ILL. Weehawken. N. J. 123 Beeehwood ILL, Summit. N. J. 118 Cliff ILL. Sew arm. N. J. 545 Teece Ave., Bellevue, Pittsburgh, Pa. SanderstoYvn, R. I. Ward man Park Hotel. Washington. I). C. 26 Belleclaire ve.. Longmeadow. Mass. 628 W. Main Si.. Lansdale, Pa. 126 Rowaxton ve.. Rowayton, (Ainu. 105 E. Deleware PL. Chicago, III. 600 Elm Si.. Three Rivers, Mich. 122 Harvard vc., Swarthmore, Pa. P. ). 161. 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Florence Pi rington, S.B., I.itt.I). So. Hadley, Mass. William .). Davidson Auhurndale, Mass. Elbert A. Harvey, A.B. Boston, Mass. Artui r M. Collens, A.B. Hartford. Conn. Sydney D. Gamble, A.M., Ll.D. New York, N. Y. Carl R. Freehafer Philadelphia. Pa. Albert P. Everts, A.B. Boston. Mass. Samuel Hemingway, Ph.D. New Haven, Conn. William . Laavrence, D.D. Springfield. Mass. Sarah S. Lester, A.B. Scarsdale, N. Y. Nell Lothrop Forstai.l, A.B. Winnetka, III. M ary Ely Lyman, Ph.D., Litt.D. Sweet Briar, Va. M ary E. Manchester, A.B.. Ll.B. New Haven. Conn. Katiiarin Flowers, A.M. Columbus. Ohio 153 OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Roswell Gray Ham, Ph.D., Ll.D. Harriett May Allyn, Ph.D. Catherine Palmer Robinson, A.M. Harriet E ustis, A.M. Harriet Newhall, A.M. Helen MacMurtrie Vooriiees, A.M. Ruth Josephine Dean, M.A., D.Piiil. President Academic Dean Dean of Residence Registrar Executive Secretary to the Hoard of Admission Director of the Appointment Bureau Director of the Two-Unit Plan BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Boardman Bump, M.B.A. Otto C. Kohler, S.R. Milton L. Grout, M.B.A. Andrew Vitali Alice McCool Olive Niles Sidonia Ellis, A.R. Comptroller Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Purchasing Agent Steward Supervisor of Residence Halls Dietitian Officer in Charge of the Book Store EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES Gertrude B. Bruyn, A.R. Florence Clement, A.R. Mary J. IIigley Mills, A.R. Anne Wilder, A.R. Mary W. Meadors, A.R. Field Secretary Publication Editor Alumnae Secretary Director of l}ress Bureau Secretary of the Fellowship of Faiths 154 FACULTY ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY Florence W. Fob� , A.M., Professor; Lucy T. Shoe, Ph.D., Associate Professor: Marian Hayes, A.M., Assistant Professor; Mary Frances W illiams, Ph.I)., Assistant Professor; Ifenry Rox, lecturer; Dorothy M. Cogswell, M.F.A., Instructor; Anna F. MacCarthy, A.H., Assistant; Jean White, A.B., Graduate Assistant. ASTRONOMY Alice II. Farnsworth, Ph.D., Professor; Jocelyn !L Gill, S.M., Instructor. CHEMISTRY Kmma P. Carr, Ph. D., D.Sc., Professor; Louisa S. Stevenson, Ph.D.. Professor: Mary L. Sherrill, Ph.D., Professor; Dorothy M. W rincli, M.A., M.Se., D.Sc., I isi ing Professor (second semester); Lucy W. Picketi, Ph.D., Associate Professor; Edith R. Barstow, A.B., Assistant Director of Chemistry Ijihora- tories; llildegard Stiicklen, Ph.D., Assistant Professor; Martha E. Smith, Ph.D.. Assistant Professor; Dorothy Voris, B.A., Graduate Assistant; Ann MacMillan. B.A., Graduate Assistant; Elizabeth P. Belcher, B.A., Graduate Assistant; Barbara Chase, B.A., Graduate Assistant: Eleanor llaggett, B.A., G radunt e A ss ista nt. CLASSICAL LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES Cornelia C. Coulter, Ph.D., Professor; Blanche B. Cox, Ph.D., Professor (on leave, 1st. Sent.); Claude W. Barlow, Ph.D., Instructor; Marion Tait, Ph.D., Instructor. ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY Amy llewes, Ph.D., Professor; Alzada Comstock, Ph.D., Professor; Ethel B. Dietrich, Ph.D.. Professor (on leave for the year); Everett I). Hawkins, Ph.D., Associate Professor; John S. Lohb, Ph.D., Associate Professor; Juliet E. Fisher, A.M., Instructor; Margaret B. McMahon. Ph.D., Distractor; Ella Tarnhussi, B.A., Assistant. ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Margaret Ball, Ph.D.. Professor; Dorothy Foster. A.M., Professor; Charlotte D'Evelvn, Ph.D., Professor: Helen Griffith. Ph.D.. Professor: Leslie G. Burge in, Ph.D., Professor; Leonora Branch, A.M., Associate Professor; Kathleen M. Lynch, Ph.D., Associate Professor; Harriet F. Whicher, A.M., Associate Professor; Anna J. Mill, Ph.D., Associate Professor: C. Maud II. Lynch, B.A.. B.Litt., issistant Professor; Lawrence B. W allis. A.M.. Assistant Professor; Sydne R. McLean. Ph.D.. Assistant Pro- fessor; W illiatn Peerv, A.M., Assistant Professor and Director of the Ixdforatorv Theatre; Edna W illiams, Ph.D.. I isiting Assistant Professor: Constance M. Sain longe, .M.. Instructor: Louise W. Wallis. Instructor and Assistant Director of the Laboratory Theatre; Dean V Currie, V.M.. Instructor and Technical Director of the Laboratory Theatre; Virginia P. Matthias. A.M., Instructor and Secretary; Marianne Brock, M.A., (Oxon.), Instructor; George Abbe, A.M., Instructor; Agnes Dean, Instructor. GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY Kohert Balk, Ph.D., Professor; Julia M. Shipman, Ph.D., Associate Professor; Christina Lochman, Ph.D.. Assistant Professor: Max E. W illard, M.S.. Instructor; Celeste Budd, Graduate Assistant. 155 FACULTY GERMAN LANGUAGE VNI) LITERATURE Grace M. Bacon, Pli.D., Professor; Friedrich C. Sell, Ph.D., Assistant Professor: Erika M. Meyer, Ph.l)., Assistant Professor; Henri G. Stegemcier, Ph.D., Instructor; Joachim Maas� , lecturer. HISTORY Viola F. Barnes, .B., A.M., B.Mus., Ph.l)., L.L.D., Professor: Laurence IL Packard, A.B., Ph.l)., isiting Professor: Jessie M. Tat lock, A.B.. A.M., Pli.D., Associate Professor; Dana Duraiul, B.S., Ph.l)., issociate Professor; Frank E. Bailey, A.B., Pli.D., Assistant Professor; Frederick II. Cramer, Pli.D.. Assistant Professor: Belli Arveson, A.B., Assistant. HYGIENE Patlie J. Groves, V.B., M.D., Professor: Killh E. Fairhank, A.B., A.M.. M.D., Professor; Mary- Klizahetli Hineks, V.B., M.D., Assistant Professor; Anita K. Ileusser, Assistant; Mary Maher. B.N., Head .Ywrse, Everett House: Anna Knightly. R.N., i arse; Marjorie Ruth Cross man. R.N., Nurse; Marie Dower. R.N., Night . urse. MATHEMATICS Marie lit .inger, Ph.l).. Associate Professor; Frances E. Baker, Pli.D., Assistant Professor; Antoni Zygmund. Ph.D., Assistant Professor. MUSIC Charles Denoe Leedy, Professor: Bulli E. Douglass, A.B., Associate Professor; Clara B. Tillinghast, A. M., Associate Professor; Boss Lee Finney. V.B., I isiting issociate Professor: Viva Faye Richardson, Assistant Professor; Anna M. W illrnann, Assistant Professor; Milton J. Aronson, instructor; Virgil C. Toms, Mus. B., Instructor; Nancy Lohh, Instructor; Louise A. DresscI, Secretary; Althea A. Oreen, B. A., M.A., Header. PHILOSOPHY John M. Warbcke, Ph.l)., Professor; Roger . Holmes, Pli.D., Associate Professor: Knight W. McMahan, Ph.D., Instructor. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mildred S. Howard, A.M., Professor. (Oil leave. Second Semester); Lillian L. Keustcr, Associate Pro- feasor; Marie Heghinian, A.M., Assistant Professor; Catherine S. Hashrouck, 0.1)., S.B., Instructor; Ruth Baird Hawkins, S.M., Instructor; Winifred II. Valentine, A.B., Instructor; Elizabeth Beaumont, Hiding Instructor; Vienna K. Frasier, Secretoryr. PHYSICS Rogers D. Rusk, Ph.D., Professor; Mildred Allen, Ph.D., Associate Professor; llildcgnrd Stiicklcn, Ph-D., Assistant Professor; Mary B. Douglas, A.M., Instructor; Charles li. Tindal, Ph.D., Instructor; Dwight A. Bloodgood. Curator and Technician. 156 PIIYSIOLC Charlotte 11 ay wood, Ph.D., Professor; Jyttc Muus. 1ag. Scient. (Copenhagen). Assistant Professor; Elizabeth H. I ran seen, Ph.D., Assistant Professor; L. Constance Tuttle, Graduate Assistant; Marian L. Blanchard. Graduate Assistant; E. Catherine Eoole. Graduate Assistant. PLANT SCIENCE Alma C. Stokey, Ph.D., Professor; Fredda I). Reed, Ph.D., Associate Professor; Ethel T. El tinge, Ph.D., Assistant Professor; Florence M. Crane, A.B., Instructor; Marie Boyle, A.B.. Graduate Assistartt. POLITICAL SCIENCE Filer� 1). Ellis, Ph.D., Professor; Victoria Scliuck, Ph.D., tssisUinl Professor; Carol J. Lewis, A.B., Gradu ate A ss ista n t. PSYCHOLOGY ND EDUCATION Stuart M. Stoke, Ed.D., Professor; Waller M. Kotschnig, Ph.D., Lecturer; Richard T. Sollcnberger, Ph.D., Assistant Professor; John W . Gardner, Ph.D., Assistant Professor; Eugenia Haiifmaiin, Ph.D., Instructor; John B. Carroll, Ph.D.. Instructor; Mary Cheney Stephenson, Ed. L, Instructor; Elizabeth L. Sanford Hyde, A.B., Graduate 4Assistant; Margaret B. McFarland, Ph.D., Director of Aurscry School; Helen C. Young, A.B., Assistant. HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF RELIGION David E. Adams, B.D., D.D.. Professor; J. Paul Williams, B.D., Ph.D.. Associate Professor; Beatrice L. (roff. Ph.D., .Assistant Professor. ROMANCE LANGUAGES Helen E. Patch, Ph.D.. Professor; Paul F. Saintonge, Ph.D.. Associate Professor; Ruth Sedgwick, Ph.D., Associate Professor: Marie-Jeanne Hotirgoin, Professorai tics I'coles ttrmnles: Melva Lind, Mus . M., Lie. esl. Dtpcietir tf L nicer site; Alice Critchett, Ph.D., Assistant Professor; Ruth J. Dean. M.A.. I).Phil., Assistant Professor; Valentine Giamatti, Ph.D., Instructor; Concha de Alhornos, Sicenciada. Instructor; Charlotte Guedenct, A.M., Instructor; Pierre Gucdeiict. Lie. esl., Diplome d‘Etudes Superienres. Admissible a J‘Agregalion, Instructor; Carmer Gonzalez, doctora de ciencias. Instructor; Marthe [bomas, A.B., Profesora del estado, Graduate Issistunt; Marta Harris, Graduate Assistant. SPEECH Alice V. Mills. .M.. Associate Professor; Charlotte G. Wells, Ph.D.. Instructor: Lillian M. Bean, A.M., Instructor. OOLOGY Ann Morgan, Ph.D., Professor: A. Elizabeth Adams, Ph.I).. Professor; Christiana Smith. Ph.D., Professor, ( n leave. Second Semester); Kathryn F. Stein. Ph.I)., Issociate Professor; Miriam Stokes, Ph.D., Instructor; Elizabeth M. Boyd. A.M., Instructor; Barbara J. Johnson, A.M., Instructor; Eliza- beth Carpenter, Graduate Assistant: Marjorie G. Hopkins, Graduate issistant; Dorothy Jensen, Graduate .Assistant: Sally II. Lawson. Graduate issistant: Mary Medlieolt. Graduate Assistant: Margaret Catherine Stiller Nash, Grnduate Issistant: Betty Pope, Graduate issistant; E. Juanita Scnyard. Graduate Assistant; Dorothy Ziegler. Graduate Assistant. 157 SECRETARIES Olive Copeland, A.B., Secretary to the President; Doris E. Hutchinson, S.B., Secretary to the Dean of Residence; Mary Meadors, A.B., Assistant Secretary to the Dean of Residence; Genevieve F. Pratt, A.B., Secretary to the Academic Dean: Dorothy Snow, Assistant Secretary to the Academic Dean: Miriam J. Carruthers, A.B.. Secretary to the Registrar; Margaret Carey, A.B., Secretary in the Department of Academic Administration; Charlotte A. Tinker, A.B., Secretary in the Office of the Hoard of Admission; Elizabeth C. Sullivan, Assistant in the Office of the Hoard of Admission; Barbara Tripp, S.B., Secretary to the Director of the Appointment Bureau; Belle Fuller, B.S., Secretary in the Office of the Appointment Bureau; Rosemary Hunt Spencer, Secretary in the Office of the Field Secretary; Helen M. C id ley. Secretary to the Publication Editor; Helen M. Freeman, Secretary to the Publication Editor; Miriam I . Freeman, Secretary to the Comptroller; Harriet Smith, A.B., Assistant in the Office of the Alumnae Secretary; Anne Wilder, A.B., Director of the Press Bureau; Mary Ryan, A.B., Assistant in the Press Bureau; Gladys Mosher, Secretary in the Stenographic Office. LIBRARY Flora B. Ludington, A.M., B.L.S., Librarian; Marion M. Randall, A.M., Head Cataloguer; Margaret L. Ellsworth. A.B., S.B.. Bibliographer; Emma C. Crimes, A.B., Order Librarian; Robert W. Christ, A.B., Assistant to Librarian; Helen Barthelmes, A.B., S.B., Serials Cataloguer; Elizabeth R. Jacoby, S.B., Assistant Cataloguer; Jane W alker, S.B., Assistant Cataloguer; Sybil K. Green, A.B., B.L.S., Acting Head of the Circulation Department; Charlotte Louise Riley, A.B., L.S., Assistant in Charge of Reserves; Elizabeth Baker, Assistant in the Circulation Department; Marion B. Allen, Assistant in the Circulation Department; Alhalinda A. Woodcock, S.B., Secretary to the Librarian; Gertrude B. W elles, Clerical Assistant; Shirley Maxwell, Clerical Assistant. FELLOWSHIPS BARDWELL MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP Doris Ruth Seeger, A.B., Mount Holyoke, 1939. Organic Chemistry, Yale University. MARY E. WOOLLEY FELLOWSHIP Rosemary Ross Reynolds. A.B., Mount Holyoke, 1928. M. S. W . Pennsylvania School of Social Work, 1936. Social If ork, Bryn Mawr College. FRANCES MARY HAZEN FELLOWSHIP Gertrude Mary Stephenson, A.B., Mount Holyoke, 1931. Medieval Literature, Universitv of Chicago. CLASS OF 1905 FELLOWSHIPS Mrs. Isabelle A. Gonon, Mount Holyoke, 1924. French doctorate at Bryn Mawr College. JOSEPH A. SKINNER FELLOWSHIPS Caroline Patience Augur, Mount Holyoke, 1941. Art, Columbia University. Beina Gertrude Sahel, Mount Holyoke, 1941. Physics, Mount Holyoke. Jane Seaver, Mount Holyoke, 1941. History, Mount Holyoke. Elizabeth Lee Sheffield, W ellesley College, 1941. Chemistry, Mount Holyoke. Florence Pauline I ompkius. Mount Holyoke, 1941. History, Fletcher School of Law and Dip!omacyt 158 4 HONORS AND PRIZES ELECTIONS TO THE DELTA SIGMA RIIO SOCIETY Barbara Be mis, 1942; Elizabeth Louise Brendlinger, 1942: Irene Frances Murray, 1942; Anne Mathilde Oehm, 1942. EDWARD WHITMAN CHAPIN SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP Sarah Jenkins blmnan. 1941. COMMUNITY—INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SCHOLARSHIP Irene Frances Murray, 1942; Anne Mathilde Ochm, 1942; Arax Simsarian, 1943. JESSIE GOODWIN SPAULDING LATIN SCHOLARSHIP Carolyn Sherwood GIonian, 1942. EVELYN CHURCH WILBUR SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP Barbara McClure White, 1941. ELIZABETH NYE BACON PRIZE Janet Merrill, 1942. SUSAN PILSBURY BONNEY PRIZE Alice Kepler Wright, 1941. BRIDGEPORT ALUMNAE CLUB PRIZE Mary-Susan Morris, 1944. ANNA C. EDWARDS PRIZE Carolyn Shaw, 1941. J 9 CLASS OF 1937 PRIZE IN MATHEMATICS Margaret Janette Hobbs, 1942. FOSTER PRIZE IN FRENCH Cynthia Jane Sokobin, 1944; Frances Jane Spieth, 1944. PRIZES AWARDED BY THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT Grace Elizabeth Boyd, 1941; Eleanor McGowan, 1943; Mary Avard Meeker, 1941; Bernarda Caldwell Smith, 1943: Evelyn Minnelusa Yellow Hobe, 1942. GENESEE VALLEY ALUMNAE CLUB PRIZE Dorothy Frances Adams, 1942; Patricia Irene Ryan, 1943. KATHRYN IRENE GLASCOCK MEMORIAL POETRY PRIZE Cedric. H. Whitman, Harvard University, 1943. KNEELAND PRIZE Lucille Victoria Wolf, 1942. KATHRYN C. McFARLAND PRIZE Lois Elizabeth Neupert, 1941. MERRILL PRIZES FOR THE CLASS OF 1944 For Achievement Mary Holton, Beatrice Lieb, Virginia Hath Loftus. For Improvement Bahs Elvira Benitez, Marion Elinor Grumman, Barbara Helen Jacobsen. FLORENCE PUR I NOTON PRIZE ESTABLISHED BY THE SIGMA THETA CHI ALUMNAE Faith Evelvn W ilson. 1913. MILDRED L. SANDERSON PRIZE IN MATHEMATICS Katherine Hihhanl W inkier. 1944. GENEVIEVE SCHMICII AWARD Louise Lichtman, 1941. SIGMA THETA GUI Ll MNAE POETRY PRIZE Ann Elizabeth Brittain, 1941. JESSIE GOODWIN SPAULDING LATIN PRIZE Mildred Vivian Wylie, 1944. SARAII STREETER CUP Eleanor Greene, 1942: Bette G. Nelson, 1942. MARY LYON SCHOLARS OF 1941 With Highest Honor Martha Iluritingtoii Stiller, English Literature ami Drama With High Honor Bath Childs Baldwin, Mathematics Barbara Louise Chase, Chemistry Barbara Cum tiling Cooke, History Marianne Durham. Mathematics Betty Nyc I led berg. Latin Inez Elizabeth Hegarty, Speech, I 7kysi olog v, an d I sycliolog v Phyllis Ruth Jones. English Marv Vvard Meeker, French ami English Dorothy Rand Pbraner, History Helen Elizabeth Russell. Latin Carolyn Shaw, Economics ami Sociology Virginia Starkey. Economics and Sociology Dorothy Ann Sturm, English Shirlev Marilvn Vincent, Chemistry AI ice Kepler right. Music SARAH WILLISTON SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP Barbara McClure W hite SARAH WILLISTON PRIZES Class of 1941 Barbara McClure W bite Martha Huntington Stiller Ruth Childs Baldwin Helen Elizabeth Russell Carolyn Shaw Alice Kepler right Class of 1942 Jean Louise Grole Jane Marie Vorhaus Jean Blodgett Peters Elizabeth Miriam Store) Muriel Ethel Holden 160 SARAH WILUSTON SCHOLARS . . . Class ok 1943 Shirlcv Anne Baumbusch Prisrilbi Jeannette Beaupre Patricia Eleanor Best Isabelle Drummond Brock Nancy French Buckley 1 aryjanc (ilalliu Marguerite jean Demarest Joan de Mol I Dorothy Orr Farmer Dorothy nna Fay Eleanor Anne Folsom Jean Lotlirop Forstall Barbara Bissdl Fries Mariou ells Garis Khcla Hose G rearson Kill b ( handler I lamlin Edith Campbell 11 art Helen Jean 11owick Marion Josephine Kingston Irene Constance Kisiel Justine Krug Marian Bussell Loomis Elizabeth McCregor Virginia Burr Miller Judith Loring Moulton Marie-Lou Muck ley Eleanor Frances Nelson Mine Maxwell Painter Dorothy Jean Petrie Emily Louise Ruddiman Patricia Irene Ryan irginia Elizabeth Sandhi Beruarda Caldwell Smith Marion Mice Snliwoski Margaretta Gertrude Taylor Andrea Helene I ngar Mary Louise W hitney Emily Lippincott ick Faith Evelyn Wilson Lynn Margaret Wood The Theta Chapter of Massachusetts of tin Phi Beta Kappa Society ACTIVE MEMBERS 1911-1942 II imiET M. Yllyn President Kathryn Stein Secretary Lt cy W. Pickett Treasurer A. Elizabeth Adams David E. Adams Mildred Allen Grace M. Bacon Frances E. Baker Claude W. Barlow Margaret Ball Viola E. Barnes Marie Boyle Boardman Bump Leslie 0. Burgcvin Elizabeth Carpenter Emma P. (!arr John B. (Carroll Barbara Chase Alzada (loinst ock Cornelia C. Coulter ‘ Blanche Brotherton Cox Alice B. Crilehett Charlotte D’Evelvn Ethel B. Dietrich Alice Edgar Ruth E. Eairbank Mice II. Farnsworth alentine Giamatti Pat tic J. Groves Eleanor Haggctt Roswell G. I lam Everett I). Hawkins Marian lla es Charlotte Haywood Inez I legarty my Ilewe8 Marjorie Hopkins f VI ildred S. I loward Sally Lawson Carol J. Lewis John S. Lobb Christina Lochman Kathleen M. Lyneh Knight McMahan Margaret B. McMahan c Erika Meyer Harriet Newhall Helen E. Patch Lucy W. Pickett C. Louise Rilex • irtoria Sell tick Mary L. Sherrill fChristianna Smith Henry G. Stegeineier Kalhry n Stein Louise S. Stevenson Miriam Stokes Alma G. Slokey Ella Tambussi Jessie M. Tat lock L. Constance 'Puttie Dorothy Oris ff Harriet E. hielier Mary F. Williams Dorothy Ziegler Elected October 1911 Josephine L. Doughton Jean L. Grole Muriel E. Holden Jean B. Peters Elizabeth VI. Storey Jane M. orhaus Issociate I embers Florence Adams Bertha E. Blakely M. (Gertrude Cushing Ella S. Dickinson I lelen C. Flint .V E. Goldthwaite (Caroline B. Greene Gertrude S. 11 y de Florence Purington Vda L. F. Snell Alice P. Stevens Ellen Bliss Talbot Mignon Talbot Abbv II. Turner 0 i lea re of absence for first semester fO i leave of absence for second semester 161 ALMA MATER Oh, Mount Holyoke, we pay thee devotion In the fervor of youth that is strong; The courage of right is thy garland. Our lives, Alina Mater, thy song. So from East and from West, now we gather. And united in firm love to thee. All years are as one, and our loyal pledge Mount Holyoke forever shall be. 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That's the job your college courses hate prepared you for. Aluays remember the past fouryiKirs—the Lessons—the Fun — the Warm Friendships of classmates and professors. Make these memories live—and living, sell them to America and the II arid. Can you do it ? You lx t you can !... It is to the Memories of your college years that this Ixrok is dedica ud; because of that ice are proud of our part in its production. We Jo ones, uausauer Rend what?” Congratulations 'The Valley Campus column in the Holyoke 7 V« n script-Telegram. Oil sure, everybody does it. and Best II isites C.ompHntents oj R. A. GLESM VNN To the Class of 1942 HOLYOKE VLVE HYDRANT CO. Incorporated 1903 I rating anti Industria Biping liolcsalr Distributors of Pipe, Fittings and Valves SOCONY-VACUUM OIL COMPANY I incorporated To the members of I be Ml. Holyoke (Hass of 1942 who have been patrons of our Hank, we say, Thank You”. 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II ith the Compliments of HADLEY BOOK SHOP and THE HOOK SHOP INN INTERSTATE BI SSES CORPOK VTION Direct Service to Providence Springfield, Pittsfield and III Points Past For Tickets and Information IMionc Northampton I( 12 Dkapek Hofei. Elite Shop Northampton, VI vss. Then '� a welcome at THE H LSTEN SHOP l()l NT HOLYOKE SHOE ND SPORT SHOP 11 ot ran I E. Keyes 172 1 tSK mefrm always, to the cause of better Yearbooks JAHN OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. Makers of Fine Printing Plates for Black and Color. Artists - Photographers 817 W. WASHINGTON ftLVD C H C. 4 G V I 173 E. H. FRIEDRICH CO. Roofing and Sheet Metal Work Fireproof Doors Steel Door Frames HOLYOKE MASS. 'Girls of taste, von will acknowledge to be smart. its ' Iren cl lies' at College” WILBAR“S. INC. Shoes and Hosiery 8 Green Street Northampton, VI ass. Right aou are with WRIGHT AND DITSON Athletic Equipment For 20 Years Specialists in anticipating student needs The Mot vr Holyoke College Bookstore We meant it when we said il 4 years a o! In September, 1938, we invited you, the Glass of 12 to come in and feel wel- come in Filcne’s South Hadley. Now as you leave, we’d like to repeat the inv Na- tion. W e hope to see you whenever you return to Mount Holyoke. COOL) LUCK! IN SOUTH HADLEY WIGGINS OLD TAVERN A N D HOTEL NORTHAMPTON Northampton, Mass. An Inn of Colonial Charm 125 Modern Fireproof Rooms «2.00 i p Excellent I'ood Copular I rices Guest Corking in Hear by Country Store Lewis . IGGIVS, Landlord THE MONTGOMERY CO., INC. Roses and Gardenias Hadley, M ass. In Vest in Liberty Every dime, every quarter invested in Defense Ronds buys a share of Victory! PIONEER VALLEY LAI M)K Phone 2-1 I12 137 Main Street Springfield, Mass. ISri hams SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Ip pare I and iccvssaries that rejlevt our fnilh in the future: reflect our belief that even in o chang- ing icorld. there is no substitute for (JI i Li t ) . II e cordially inrite von ftp see oar en Fashions. For Misses and Women E..). IMNNEY CO., Inc. LEO .1. SIM lil (General Contractors Jeweler and Silversmith SPRINGFIELD, MASS. r, 54 Suffolk St. IlnRoka, Mass. Bu ilders of ITS CHILDS Physics Hi ii.dim; FOR Shoes i Hosiers Libra in Addition Abbea Chapel In college vm vftekaa urns Emily Abbey 11 all THOMAS S. CHILDS, Inc. If the loot trinis in the Sidewalk COMPLIMENTS W r invite you to visit The Harper Method Shop when in need of Shampoo. Finger W avc, oi 1 Yrntaneni, JESSIE BRICE 98 College Street, South II vdi.ey Tel. 2-2284 OF A FRIEND DRESSMAKING AND ALTER ATIONS MRS. L. DAI Ml LIMIT 65 College Street I lot yokel THE OLD MEETING HOUSE ext to 1 iJlagp 1 . (). Dresses, skirls, sweaters. Saxony and Shetland yarns. McAl Sl AN NF) WAKKL1N COMPANY Cosmetics, notions ut [popular [)ricr 10 Great Stores within a Store High, Dwight, and Maple Streets Hest Wishes TO THE Dail) Deliveries to Mount Holyoke College Class of '42 T fackinEshs Toffee deluxe COM I’Ll ME NTS OF A Compliments FRIEND Harlan's JERSEY I) I. E FARM MOUNT HOLYOKE (Lomp(i imerit5 a