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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1953 volume:

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As you begin, we began, with a theme for our Llatnarada. A theme for you to read, and for us to write, a theme that you would understand, and that we would be able to follow. We have chosen the Tartan ... the Scotch Plaid . . . Scotland ... the Heather and the Hill . . . Aggie. Our tartan is made of colors, colors blended together to make the whole. No color is complete without the other, and the pattern is not complete without them all. We have woven a lot of different colors into our plaid. We have put a lot of different things into our book. We hope that the book we have created will not jar the poetic or aesthetic sense that anyone might possess. We hope that the colors we have chosen will not clash. Not being experts at either compiling a book or weaving a tartan, we cannot hope that we have achieved perfect re- sults. We do hope that you will like what we have done. Having mixed quite a bit together in both our ventures, perhaps it might be wise to explain some of it. Because the tartan is gay, with bright colors and vivid tones, we have tried to put a litlle of that into our Llamarada, and be- cause it is deeply traditional and filled with meaning, we have tried to keep traditions in our book, and of course, we have tried not to make it mean- ingless. And so, we give you the 1953 IJamarada, all that it is, and all that it isn't. We apologize for its inadequacies, and we take pride in its merits. If our pic- tures are ever too candid, or our copy too casual, it is only because, in true Scotch spirit, we have attempted “to see oursels as ithers see us”, and if in doing so we have managed to put a little “glee in your eye”, well, we kinna say that we’re sorry for it. ::jVrVtV:; ' :•-: ;vA:-:: --i - ; -:?« NVW k ,:;v.v.v V-:v:; : s-r«: 5:«;-: s-m« t :: j £; I I • � ( i ‘fXty v ju • v ’; :V . • 'L v:v v W « ft ? w ii� : V V e st � 2 � i . '’ V tfr ■ •”! ;:3!wa!t w: I '• • • • Svwjl ,i- •’I ' M. Terwilliger, J. Williams, A. J. Queenan, N. ('rosier (presi dent) J. Ha.sbrouck (absent). We all belong to the Student Government Asso- ciation, and it belongs to all of us. It is the whole, and we are the parts it is the sum of. We of S.G.A. make its rules and follow them. Forming this large and cosmopolitan Student Government Associa- tion there are several committees, and actually, every organization on campus is in some way under S.G.A. s jurisdiction. It is quite a government that we have set up for ourselves, and it is fortunate that it is able to run so smoothly, considering the difficulties in which so many other governments seem to find themselves these days. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Committee Chairmen: J. Levering, A. Eppard, A. Stoddart, It. Paper, P. Hope, M. Corrough, M. Terwilliger, N. Crosier, X. Berg, M. Trombley, M. Cooper. ('. Orlotf, E. Johnson, J. Litke, J. Bra vender, C. Kaufman (absent). 18 JUDICIAL BOARD As the judicial branch of our student govern- ment, Judicial Hoard has the important duty to see that we abide by the system that we have set up. The backbone of our life at college, both aca- demically and socially is the honor system, and it is this that is dependent upon the effective and meaningful work of our J.B. By careful and sen- sible handling of the problems that come before it, the Judicial Hoard has kept our honor system an alive and vital influencing force among us all. Judicial Board: I). Richardson, A. J. Queenan (chairman), N. Crosier, B. Gilmour. A. Washburn, H. Mutch, N. Mac- donald, S. Hazelrigg. House Presidents: S. Gosney, J. Tracy, E. Fischer, M. Baldridge, P. Cook. C. LcYan, N. Prins. A. J. Queenan, J. Hope. J. Stisser, J. Saraceno, A. Hutchinson. L. Washbournc, B. Bra se fie I cl, J. Wheeler, K. Bancroft, F. Chapin. 19 I I ♦ I I .V Scrubbin’ Blues presidentf) F. Thornhill i Trevathan. A Breather on Mountain Day 20 Headin' for the Hills CLASS OF '56 Those first weeks were hard, trying to remember so many names, analyzing that roommate, going to thousands of meetings, taking tests, and run- ning up bills at the Bookstore. Then came the still aching muscles of Mountain Day, meals inter- rupted by “Ach lieber, liebers”, the drudgeries of i ’ scrub’1 on Hazing Day, and the strong support of Big Sisters. Soon there was a formal introduc- tion to Bluebooks, daily coffee at the C.I., the frustrations of source themes, box lunches for Junior Show. These were followed by Holly Hop and its tinseled tree, a longed for vacation, the agonies of mid-years, spring fever and our Ring Presentation skit. These and many more have made Freshman year memorable to the Class of ’56. I Class officers: McGregor, Judd, Winkle, Jacobs, Graham (president), Andrews. CLASS OF '55 22 1955 filled the year with so many activities that there wasn’t time for the perennial ‘slump”. First there was Soph Reception, an “out of this world” affair that would have made Buck Rogers turn green with envy. Xot ready to rest on our laurels at such an early date, at Christmas we decorated the chapel, serenaded the campus with carols, and had a class breakfast. Having safely survived exams, we turned our talents to the two star attractions of the year, Soph Skit and Soph Hop. In Skit we visited ‘ Pooh Land”, and saw our classmates transformed into such characters as Eyor, Piglet and Rabbit. Soph Hop rang down the curtain on a wonderful year of learning and good times for the yellow Sphinx. 23 CLASS OF '54 Junior Year . . . the last chance to do tilings without a constant nostalgia. Those first days were the ones when we proudly showed the college to our newly acquired Little Sisters. Then right away we plunged info a unique interpretation of Wagner’s “Das Rheingold”. With the dragon suc- cessfully destroyed by November First, we were able to return to studying our advanced courses, we thought. However, it seemed that we found ourselves singing in the choir and Glee Club and selling Junior Lunch and making plans for Junior Prom instead. We got some work done though, and the close warm friendships fostered by sharing studies, moods and problems, have created the unity that shall make us forever ’o4. “We are A breathing puff atop a Swiss bluff es it again “Into the woods’’ Weavers of dreams 25 M. Bourne, J. Mooney (president), S McGonagle, V. (ionimi, I). Stannurd, M. Seaver CLASS OF '53 It came upon us rather quickly, and we were surprised to find that we were Seniors so soon. At Convocation when we put on our caps and gowns, we felt like we were playing “grown-up in some- body elses clothes. However, no one has told us to take them off yet, and so, if you will accept us as your Senior ( lass, we shall be happy for the honor. This year has brought many new privileges . . . we can leave chapel first, we can make young Freshmen do our bidding from 12:30 to 5:00 on Hazing Day, we can watch the Juniors struggle with Show and know from experience what their secrets must l e. We can take lots of seminars, we can recognize the faculty and administration better than any- 26 and Ingrid? i Vs.' f r«. never in -• $ ittJCtil Wm£ mmmm type i i 27 Pallbearers It’s in the bag body else, we can do Honor Work, we can be House Presidents. And we can say things like “this is our last time having to return after Christmas vacation'’ r “this is the last final I'll ever take . In the Spri? g some of us have cars, and the others can be best friends with them. We can have our second tv o o'clock after Senior Ball, we can use studying 1 r “Paint Your Wagon Abroad! News of the week in review e e r g t o r Come clean Majors as an excuse for not doing anything. We can stop classes early, we can take Majors, ! ass them and rest for a week. Lastly, we call graduate. We can do all these things because we are Seniors, but when we can’t get jobs, and can't sear saddle shoes, and can't cut classes, we might vish we were Freshmen again. i Mrs. McThing 29 Old Wives' Tale The Night is Young Die Meistersinger DORM LIFE Words and Music 30 Your room—scattered pillows and loaded bul- letin hoards . . pictures and books in bookcases (physiology, Plato and Winnie the Pooh) . . . pen- nants and stuffed animals (Dartmouth, Yale, a Princeton Tiger and a light blue Holyoke donkey) —a workshop, a refuge. The Smoker—two bridge tables and enough room on the floor for three more foursomes (but only four complete decks of cards) . . . cigarette filled ashtrays that have to be emptied ... six girls with cigarettes and not one with a match . . . the scent of tobacco and the haze of smoke as the background for a very profound discussion on the meaning of Nietzsche. The Living Room—demi tasse cups of coffee on ednesday nights and Sundays ... gracious living (which means sitting on the floor in your best dress) . . . house meetings and dorm parties . . . weekends. The Dining Room—tables of eight . . . an- nouncements at lunch . . . Thanksgiving Dinner . . . ice cream (who wants an extra?). Room for one more There’s one in every crowd “I’d be very happy to baby-sit” � rr Walpurgisnacht The Doodletown Pipers 1 The Chlorophyll Kid Trump happy The Hell Desk and Mail Box and Telephone Booths—weird notes left in a hurry . . . buzzers to buzz and bells to chime . . . bills, bank state- ments, mail from home and the letter you’ve been waiting for (which turns out to be a postcard) . . . name covered walls and scribbled phone numbers, campus calls, and long distance ones (for your roommate). This is part of the dorm life that we see and hear, but the part that we feel, neither pictures nor words will do justice to. I Somehow, IRC has had the knack of inducing some of the most interesting speakers to come to Mount Holyoke. It is through a program of lec- tures and group discussion that IRC tries to ac- quaint the campus with the world of foreign affairs. By its participation in several all-college meetings, it has the opportunity to hear others and express its own views. The foreign students play a large part in the IRC program, and it is to promote international relations that the IRC awards its scholarship to study in a foreign coun- try, to a deserving student each summer. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB « r—see! � ss I I Gale Long (prendent) UNITED WORLD FEDERALISTS In these times of dissension and disagreement, a group with an optimistic outlook and a plan for successful world government is refreshing. The United World Federalists bring their point of view, and others, into light, through meetings and discussions. They are an active group on campus, and its members are truly interested in presenting its ideas to everyone. NS A is an association of the student govern- ments of many colleges. It might well be called the “voice of the students of America. Its concerns are the exchange of ideas and information, im- provement of student welfare, and stimulation of democratic and effective student government. This year NSA worked on establishing a travel bureau on campus, and in the fall, again sponsored Inter- national Students' Day. N.S. A. S4 Joyce Bra vender (chairman) I ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A.A., by keeping up the athletic spirit on cam- pus, has proved that Kendall Hall is more than just an added attraction. However, outdoor sports are still popular and are furthered by tournaments and shows. This year A.A. played host to the Northeast Hockey Tournament. The Athletic Association sponsors Dance Club, Water Ballet and Sailing Club, as well as dorm and class activities. Intramural games are always in progress, and there is keen, if not rugged, competi- tion in all of them. Honors and awards are given to both individuals and classes in the Fall at A.A.'s “Just Desserts ’ Open to everyone, A.A. is an organization for instructive sport as well as fun. � «w Citation A. Tomlinson, B. Vaughan (president), S. Longsworth, J. Woodruff Les Danseuses I OUTING CLUB ) For those who like to forget their books, for those who like to be out and around, Outing Club is the best solution Mount Holyoke can offer. There is the fireplace near Lower Lake, the cabin on Mount Holyoke, and many trips farther afield. For company on these excursions and at the square dances, there are the out-of-doors men of several nearby colleges. On Mountain Day, the club sees to it that bi- cycle trips are planned, and that buses are on hand for those who want to climb the Range or Grey- lock, but haven’t the energy to get there. As far as outdoor eating and cooking is con- cerned, both the fireplace and cabin are wonderful places, although the cabin provides a spot for all night singing and sleeping in rustic surroundings. Less natural, perhaps, than the mountains, trees “I dreamt I went climbing . . .” and sky, is the very necessary station wagon, which transports supplies, sleeping bags, and lazy O.C.ers to their respective destinations. All these go to make the (Wing Club the fun it is for those free hours. And who knows? Here you too may find your handsome logger who stirs his coffee with his thumb. “Burning leaves in crisp October” I THE FELLOWSHIP OF FAITHS The Fellowship of Faiths is an extremely unique organization. More people on campus think that they are members of it than Fellowship has ever heard of, or received dues from. Whether it is popularity or publicity is unknown, but the result is that most people have heard a lot about it, most people know what it does and is doing, and most people are interested in both the group and its activities. According to its constitution, the four purposes 40 of the organization are Faith Education, Inter- faith Education, Social Service and Worship. Faith Education is done through the three faith groups, Protestant, Catholic and Jewish, which are available for members to join, but are not re- quired. Interfaith Education includes all campus conferences, lectures and discussions. Rabbit Hol- low, a camp for underprivileged children, the girl scouts, and the Y.W.C.A. are a few of the things that make up the Social Service program. The Worship function of the Fellowship is performed through Thursday morning chapels, and the ves- per, candlelight and communion services that are held. It is perhaps because of the many and varied activities of the Fellowship of Faiths, and because these many different groups and services have been placed under one whole, that the organiza- tion was given its very appropriate name, which Webster defines as ‘%a community of interest, activity, feeling ’ E. Tyson (president), C. Palmer, C. Dickey, M. Hoskins Smisa 41 jsagtfcsffi 'u . f®m. • hhebr:,' . . Narciasa Hargroves (station manager) Our radio station grew up a lot in its second year of life. It made both advances and additions. Among the former were its ability, eventually, to be heard all over campus, its training course for future engineers, and its coverage on election night, until 3:00 A. M. W.M.H.C “Can a girl from a little mining town . . .? The additions included its newscasts from the ticker-tape, its original dramatic series, and its literary and variety programs. If W.M.H.C. con- tinues at its present rate of progress, it soon will be competing with the major national networks. DRAMATIC CLUB Dramatic Club, where after only twenty hours of work and fun, anyone can become a member. There’s a place for everyone’s talent. If you can hammer a nail, build our scenery. If you can tell volts from watts, be on our lighting crew. If you love to paint, paint on our flats. If you can thread a needle, sew our costumes. And if, when you read the English language, it really sounds good, act in our plays. The invitation is open, and few will want to refuse; for the glamour of Broadway and the fun of summer stock combine, when in the Fall and in the Spring . . . D.C. PRESENTS . . . MUSIC Angels in the Outfield Allon Gay Gay Music, maestro From Pratt to Abbey Chapel, from Chapin to New York’s Town Hall, there's Holyoke “Music In the Air.” Even the C.I. gets its share of sharps and flats in the twice weekly rehearsals of the V-8’s, Holyoke’s tuneful answer to the DQ. On Tuesday evenings, Pratt's walls ring with the toots and vibrato of the orchestra, practicing for a vesper service or joint concert with M.I.T. Sponsored by the college, and the Holyoke Junior League, visiting artists turn Chapin into a con- cert hall four times a year. Throughout the year, each class choir raises its voice in the Chapel, with the Junior Choir aug- menting the Sunday morning services. Then, at Christmastime, Glee Club harmonies beat a rhythmic greeting to cosmopolitan New York, and later in the year scale the melodic heights of Haverford College. Then, as the Seniors graduate, this same group swells a chord of good wishes from the musical heart of Mount Holyoke. Nells Belles 45 Polly Jane Fortier (editor-in-chief) Tempo and Blackstick are the two havens for those who are interested in either creative writing or creative reading. The only magazine of its type on campus, “Tempo strives to make its title its policy, by publishing the newest trends in college thought and expression. Its exhibits in Dwight (a new one every month), its receptions and lectures, its membership of students, faculty and townspeople, and its rental LITERARY A strip of black tape down your nose, and a sign around your neck, proclaims you as a member of Blackstick, the honorary literary society. Al- ways a select group, the members meet to discuss and criticize each other’s work and ideas. of framed art prints to members, are only a few of the things that make Friends of Art an important part of campus life. I). Montgomery, P. Luckett. M. Harrington (chairman), B. Xordquist t- - FRIENDS OF ART THE NEWS One of the oldest institutions on campus, the News has appeared every week for the past thirty- five years. It keeps the college posted on past and future events, to say nothing of the present. It prints radio, class, and exam schedules, all and everything that concerns the Holyoke student. The production starts at lunch on Thursday, with a meeting of the editors who plan the articles. The assignments, posted on Friday, are completed by the reporters by Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday night, the assembling of the issue; Thursday, the proofreading: and Friday, 5:00 F.M., the News is out. B. M. O. C. 47 Foreign Correspondent R ut ha n ne Chadwick (edilor-in-ckief) LLAMARADA Llamarada is perhaps the best kept secret on campus. Not even those who work on the staff know all about it. Only seven seniors, the editors, have any idea of what the theme or pagination or dedicatee of the yearbook will be. It is not until late in spring, when the books arrive on campus, that Mount Holyoke gets a glimpse of itself, and up to that point many had no idea that they were to play such an important part in the record of the past year at college. Then, while the rest of the campus sits back and reads about themselves, the Llamarada board crosses their fingers, and hopes that the secret has been worth keeping. 48 “Cornin' thru the Rye” If V’. -UVr’ ff . V� f t J •4 f ’« i «5 n: Sr • j . ? ■ U ' • .. ;? (t ' Vii v't: V; r$ k ■ ■ iwg' :VM’ ; '?•’ ia� . 4V • $ v.f : ■ f.. rt n I W I - - I 1 ,1 Filling the gap ABOUT TOWN Although South Hadley is not a large metrop- olis, with the addition of the Laundromat, our up- town shopping center has taken care of almost all of our needs. Filene’s and Todd’s solve our clothes problems. Pick’s, Felice’s, the Beauty Shop, Dr. Abbey and the Gas Station make the necessary repairs. The A P and Yarn Shop have things for our rooms or our classes, and we can eat at the Bookshop, C.I., Glessie’s and Campus Grill (or downtown at Wilbur). The only things we are missing arc a movie and a place to buy pizza, but we have to have some reason to go into Holyoke. Scotch and Soda? One touch of Venice Belle, Book and Candle MORE ABOUT TOWN “Any ice today lady?” Bargain Basement MOUNTAIN DAY Eight o’clock on a brisk October morning! The hunting season hasn't begun yet, the weather is perfect, and someone saw lots of egg salad in the pantry. The chimes start ringing . . . one . . . five . . . eight . . . nothing? Mountain Day must be to- morrow. That’s awful, my lab is today. That’s wonderful. I'll play bridge tonight. Tomorrow we climb the Range, ride our bikes, and eat egg salad sandwiches! ! Papa won't you dance with me? LLAMIE The first dance of the year, and it %s a pretty popular affair. This year the theme was “Rhapsody in Blue”. Freshmen get excited about their first college formal, and this year, as usual, before we knew it there wasn't a room available for thirty miles. Llamie is usually preceded by picnics or r The Flying Enterprise . . . Four to go V At Holyoke, nearly everyl dy goes to Llamie Highland Fling bicycle rides, and followed by a walk around one of the lakes, or a jam session at the CM. Like the season it falls in, Llamie week-end is one of change, from short pants to long dresses on Saturday, and on Sunday from short dresses to long pants. The week-end is over before it begins, and it s usually such a busy one that you’re lucky if you get a chance to talk to vour date. Dragnet 58 This was election year, and although most of us weren’t able to vote, we did our best to make some kind of an impression upon the electorate. We organized clubs, one for Eisenhower and one for Stevenson. When the candidates came to Spring- field, we went there to meet them. We had a Democratic congressman and a Republican gover- nor come to speak to us. Republican party Waiting for the train to come in SELECTION It was an exciting few weeks for us all. Every- one wore campaign buttons, and there were poli- tical posters in Skinner, P.0, and throughout the dorms. We did a lot of cheering and a lot of sing- ing. We even had a straw ballot taken on campus, and though the ratio wasn’t the same, we were certainly on the right track, for in 1952, as Mount Holyoke went, so went the nation. Boh and Butch 55 r The Holly and the Ivy Later on we ll conspire Deck the Halls The Children's Hour Its the feeling of excitement when choir selec- tions are favorite carols, the pride of the Glee Club Concert, the delight as we leave Abbey Chapel and see the college tree in all its colorful glory. It’s the problem of tying a special bow on your best friend's gift, and having one more card than enve- lope. It's the meaning of the German play, the dorm parties for orphans. It’s the total activity of Holly Hop weekend highlighted by the 6:00 Sun- day morning Sophomore serenade which wakes you up to “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen . It's the sight of white flakes falling upon green pine needles, and it’s the hectic rush of last minute packing and signing out'in the last class and in the blue book. It’s Christinas at Holyoke, and Holyoke celebrating Christmas, and even t hough it's a week early, the spirit's there, and that seems to be enough. More Holly and Ivy CHR'STMaS HOLYOKE As long as there’s snow we can overlook the frozen stalled cars, and the problem of wearing boots with our evening gowns, for it’s February, it's Snowball time (and snowball time), it’s another formal evening, it’s co-ed classes, and dates in ski boots, it's our winter Week-end! WINTER Order to the weatherman: clean white snow that sticks to the ground, thick ice, and NO rain. Per- fect weather for skating, skiing and sledding c it doors, for swimming, sitting or just sipping hot j coffee indoors. Correct temperature for snow soulp- I ture and for transforming the skating rink into a spectacular Rockefeller Center. 58 ozy house dances in the afternoon, buffet sup- P s, colorful dresses and red and white ticket st1 bs for our “Fire and Ice” formal, intermission, ai twelve o'clock . . . Saturday. Late and quick • || hr ikfast at the C.I., church at eleven, dinner in i || thi dorm at one . .. Sunday. The week-end is over, and only now will it stop raining. WEEK-END 59 I I A Couple of Swells Assembly Line Perhaps the most glamorous event of our college career, it is the one dance that people worry about having dates for three years in advance. It is the social function that is familiar to almost every college, and at Mount Holyoke, it is even worth a formal, engraved invitation. Ours was set in a Chinese Garden, and was truly quite a lovely sight. The Promenade around Chapin, although it was not executed with the greatest of precision, did add dignity to a very wonderful evening. The West Point Story Fanfare PARENTS’ WEEKEND It is the first weekend in May, and Mount Holyoke invites everyone for a gala open-house. The spring cleaning has been done, and the grass has been cut. The college is in excellent condition and we are proud of it. Therefore, why not show it off? Our parents are our honored guests, and we show them whatever they want to see. In the morning the Faculty-Student softball game at- tracts a large crowd as students and faculty dem- onstrate their ability and agility respectively. Strike three! You’re out!... sir. Our mothers are usually anxious to see the pres- entation of the May Queen and her Court. Our fathers can never understand why their daughters aren’t in it, and seem more eager to meet the faculty to find out whether these daughters are at least intelligent. 63 1 Out of it No love, no nothing “By yon bonnic banks Holyoke becomes a reality and not just a con- fused-but-enthusiastic letter on this lovely May weekend. The family camera is never still and neither are the subjects, as helpful daughters insist that harassed fathers take pictures of every friend, building or event that happens. The whole family dashes madly from place to place, but even though it is very warm, for some reason every father is afraid to take off his jacket. There are many weak parents at the end of Parents’ Weekend, but at last Mom, Dad and Holyoke have met. Ship V Shore if; |Z. u-. J « CHAPELS AND CHURCHES Abbey ( Impel sees us in the most varied states of attire, from the oldest weekday • clothes on Tuesday and Thursday morn- ings, to the highest of fashions on Sunday. The spirit on these occasions, however, is uniform, and one which is a vital part of Mount Holyoke. Churches find us assem- bled to listen to the stirring music of a class choir, and the stimulating sermon by a visiting minister. The chapel is filled with alumnae, parents or dates on larger week-ends, such as Founder's Day, the Christinas week-end. Parents' Dav and dance week-ends. Bi-weekly chapel ser- vices feature favorite hymns, scripture readings, and talks on both religious and secular topics. The announcements made on Tuesday mornings may vary from the new members of Phi Beta Kappa, or the list of Sarah WiHiston scholars, to a plea to look our best for the coming alumnae week-end. Mr. Ham's talks are the best remembered of the morning chapel ser- vices, although the Thursday morning Fellowship of Faiths services, and their faculty and student leaders, cannot be forgotten. “Hurry up please, it’s time.'' Follow the Fold 67 I Mount Holyoke welcomes you.’ Queat-ee-que e’est? With Highest Honor Science, Industry and Education CONVOCATION The word “convocation never meant to Mount Holyoke what it meant this year. The traditional term for our opening exercises, became a synonym this October fourth, for gala arrangements, visit- ing dignitaries, impressive behavior, and bus rides from Abbey to Chapin. The assemblage of educators, industrialists and scientists, included many famous names; and for two full days, the well known and the unknown, the teachers and the students, seriously discussed the relationship of “Science and Human Values. It was a very exciting and a very worthwhile ex- perience for everyone, and it is debatable whether the visitors were more impressed by the college, or the college by its visitors. Not many will forget the year when the front door of the Library was opened on Convocation, and people came from all over the world to walk through it. 9 “The Wayward Wus The gathering of the Clan FACULTY AND Miss A. Elizabeth Adams Mrs. Mary Mills Miss Alice Rigby Miss Grace Bates Miss Catherine Robinson Almost every one of us have a favorite professor, and almost every professor is somebody’s favorite. The importance of the faculty is shown in the com- ments that can be heard whenever we discuss our academic life. Rarely does anyone refer to a course by its name or its number, but rather as “Mr. Rox’s sculpture”,“Miss Shepardson’s radio”, “Mr. Cramer’s history”, or “Mr. Williams’ religion”. Once in a while someone might even say something like “I hate the subject and I’m flunking the course, but I just had to be in one of his (or her) classes.” Another way that this popularity of professors is illustrated is through the many invitations they receive to have dinner in the dorms with us on Wednesday evening, and too, by the eagerness with which we accept any invitation for tea or Mr. Edward Clancy 70 ADMINISTRATION Miss Harriet Newhall after dinner coffee at their homes. It is not merely the thought of eating that attracts us. It's really a lot of fun and a wonderful experience to know the people who tell you about the Malthusian theory, or that you've had too many overnights, out of their classrooms and their offices. However, there are times (between ten past and the next hour) when something serious is being ac- complished in the classrooms of Clapp, Skinner, Dwight and the other academic buildings on campus. Even in Mary Lyon there is often a busi- nesslike and efficient atmosphere. It is, perhaps the successful combination of social enjoyment and academic accomplishment that makes our relationship with the faculty and administration such an unforgettable part of our college careers. M iss Meribeth Cameron Mr. George Tovey Miss Helen Voorhees THE LIBRARY Reader's Digest Chief of Staff Behind the scene There are some places that a student doesn’t find until her Junior year. The Library is not one of these, for by that time, most students have found and established their own special spot, have solved such problems as how to keep the reading stand stolen from the girl in the next seat without having her steal it back, have managed to figure out the relationship between the catalogue and the stacks, and have learned how to plan that ten minute break for coffee so that it lasts for fifteen. The library is our refuge in times of academic stress, and most of us have learned to appreciate its great and many assets. Reader's Guide 72 Although the reasons we wanted to come to col- lege varied for each of us, one that was (or cer- tainly should have been) on all our applications was that we wanted to learn. No matter how deftly the phrase was turned, translated it meant that we were coming to Mount Holyoke with the idea of going to classes, reading in the library, and studying two hours for every one hour of class. In retrospect, however, most of us find that we strayed somewhat from the high ideals we had when we bought our first book or took our first notes so neatly. Not that we’ve forgotten our aca- demic purpose, but it has become a habit that once in a while sees spurts of genius, and at other times just continues to exist. And, as there is variety in our purpose, there is variety in our method, and in our achievement. Sometimes we study in the afternoon, in the library, taking careful notes and following a pre- cise outline. Sometimes we study for hours past midnight, still tast ing the coffee and cigarettes we had so much of earlier in the evening so that we d be able to stay awake later. Sometimes we get up AS STUDENTS Purity, Body, Flavor at 5:00 A.M. to study for a bluebook, on the theory that as the most relaxing sleep comes be- fore twelve o'clock, we would be refreshed and alert in the morning. Sometimes we study in the Stimson Room and fall asleep on the couches. Sometimes we study in the C.I. or Wilbur, eating a hamburger, ordering an ice cream cone and talk- ing to a friend. Sometimes we study in class, usually in the wrong class. Sometimes we study on the train to Hanover, or back from New Haven, at the bell desk, in the shower, at dinner, playing bridge, washing socks. We study in these places and others, and believe it or not, there are times and there are places that we never study at all. “t'p in the air. Junior Binhncn” “The Man in the White Suit I “All’s well that ends well.” COMMENCEMENT Commencement, it is the end of our college career, it is the end of our book. Looking back at the past four years, and at the many pages of our annual describing them, it is hard to think that the word “Commencement” really means begin- ning. We are so much more conscious of what it is the ending of. The many traditions that we accept from previous alumnae classes make up an im- portant part of our Commencement week-end, and it is with former graduates and graduates to come, with teachers and students, with parents and friends that we share them. It is at this time that our class, even if only for a short while, becomes the most important class. It is perhaps our last full meeting and it is our first meeting as equals with alumnae. Commence- ment, the little while before and the little while after, sees us in a double position, and often it is difficult to decide which direction is the one pre- ferred. We can look back on what we did, or look forward to what we will do, recall what we re- ceived, plan what we will give. From now on our complaints will be forgotten, and our pleasant memories long remembered, and Mount Holyoke will become part of our “Auld Lang Syne.” 77 . . . And as she joes through these ivy portals Aggie joins the Holyoke Immortals . . . f 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, Alma Mater, thy song. So from East and from West now we gather, And united in firm love to thee, All the years are as one, and our loyal pledge Mount Holyoke, forever shall be, Mount Holyoke, forever shall be. In the light of a new day's endeavor Breathes the light of the old days that live. For what thou hast given we honor, But we love thee for what we can give. So when soft in a whisper thou callest For the treasure unlocked by thy key, Our achievements, our hopes, and our loyal faith Shall answer, Mount Holyoke, to thee, Shall answer, Mount Holyoke, to thee. $ I 1 v •yj - • V« .:: v: v ?v i v i v J :: • • ' I c . ■ V- .V-Va V -.V. 1 ■■-mm m-4 - . IC I :vi S ■ % ■ .'V mm80 ‘•i'v-- ■ . ;.v CLASS SONG OF 1953 Alma Mater, hear, In every note and phrase, Our love of college held most dear As this our song we raise: Green banners unfurled in splendor bright In spirit and pride held high; Beloved and defended by Griffin's might Our class must never die. We sing our song of college years, Class, chapel, proms, and friends Through each the bond more tightly wends Binding our hearts here. Mount Holyoke forever our song shall ring Of love and devotion to thee, As through all years our voices sing The praise of 'fifty-three. r. ; : % a y ..S'- ? I - f I ■ fc f f 1 .1 i 3 i , ’jjgb'U'V.c IN MEMORIAM • «a V ELIZABETH ( OVST.WCK AkCARI DoROTIIV M VRCiARET ARC HIBALD Psychology (leugraphy Joan M vhik Anderson Philosophy : 8-2 I Anna Henkiette Brkjittk Jean Carol Atwell A hi) engii i Ph ilosoplnj Italian Literature (' rol Joy Barclay Sei enti fie Aspects of Speech 83 Klizabkti� Mkkuiman Baimktt ('lient i siri Makgarkt Kuzabktii B kky Economics and Soeioloi j 84 X KU. JoA N BkcHRRER II istorij Javkt Dorothea Bi: M aJ hematics Anna Maucaret Bkitzel Spanish Natame Marie Bekc; F.nifUnh Literature Li dlow Bixm Economics and Soeiolof f Jow ( vrolyx Bennett Fn(j! isfi Lit e rata re m m Kli.vor Mae Bkkk.max Politieal Science a Clara Elizabeth Blake Religion Constance Flora But chard French Merilvn Lee Boyce Political Science 87 : • •. :v Haun u Huaskfiku) lid I (I ion Pathici A wk Bronsox Art ( iRACK ( II API x Brooks I Psychology 88 Jove io Ki.m Bi w i: diok II i story ■ ( AROL ( OKKl’TIl BltOWX Art Sl'HA.V JkssK’A IJhown English Lift'mture VKOL Itl'LKLEY Latin Down in Ladd Hi it kick English Literature Helen Terrell Bisky Zoology SO V; ■i Dolokks Axnk ( ax 1AX I'com unies ami Sociology Rrni Anxk Chadwick Zoology Makv Frances ( IIaimx Zoology DO Constance Lor ike Carnes Economics amI Sociology I I M Ain Van Norm ( 'oit Philosophy Joanne ( ouu rn ('hem istri (’arol Ann ( n Mathematic )1 Joan Kmzauktii Coopbr Enijlish Literature Mary Klisahkth Coopkk American ( allure Priscilla Cook Psychology Maio Km, ex ( ou 'OKAn i story Maroarkt Lor Cokroi c;ii 'hysiology I syehotogy I t liuzAIJKTIl LKK ( UI SEH Itiachemistry X WTY MooKK ('ROSIER istory ♦Ioa n Kilki: Ckowlky Speech and Drama ■ Jo TOW.VK 1'TI.KK History ••I • • Puiscilla Awe Dewey Physiology Pai la DfAYit (hnnislry : j Awk DuPiie Dixox Speech and Drama Sally Wilson Dodd Economics and Sociology Helen N nc; 1)i (� e M isle I 94 V I (i lori a Nichols IVOkncii E n gl ish I, tc ra i n re Barbara Aw Dol 'sjjchology M ARIA El LALIA DoNOSO Economics am! Sociology Lor isk Dresser Economics and Sociology Doris Dri mmom) oology ' •'«•'HIM I jin I’oh heal Science «I I ! )( ( V) ST ck Kmeksox I’oh iica! Science Immtii Awe Kxcjlamjkk Psychology I Shiklkv Aw Eimlvud Art Joan Elizabeth Evans Political Science ( io l Elizabeth Fillma.n Psychology Many Elisabeth Pel i jinn. FlNCKE Folly Jane Foktiek Png Iish (On position 9? Joyce ( 'lare ( vagxe French Phoeue Elkaxor (Iaxtert Z(H)l0(fjf X Kelli ; Ki lmek Fnlitical Science 1)8 1 JacQI KLINK (i.U IIKH II isforj jA(QrKUXK Ll INK (i AI' DARI) French 99 Ba it is aka Ann Gold ( hew ixlr y Mark;k k IIarrixgtox Joax Hkttk IIartmvvx Art Economics and Sociology Narcissa Damki. Hargroves S htcIi ami Drmmi UK I Awe Klizabeth Havens E mi I ixh L i terat it re M RTI1 v Lex KE IIAZEX Astronomy Marilyn Aw IIkdstrom Economic and Sociology Marci Ueihercjer Enfflish Literature Kijzabetii Held Zoology 103 V; : V • • § i I n ;] Joyce 11kmexw French Bakhaka Jea Hendkhsox M at he mat ic Awe Hess II i story Joan IIkjbef. Econom ics ami Socioloyy Lorn a Jean IIendehson istory 104 I I Bakbaka Ki th IIoixixcwoktki ('hem i sir a N v Hkynolds Iloi r . 1st ran am if m JovrE Stoxk IIopk r.nfflish ( Ont position Dokis Isobkl Now bd (Mrs. Robert (iilhert) Speech and Drama • • I : I i Makcakkt Lois Janes Esgchologg Em aretii White Johnson Religion vkoeMakiw lit ntress English Literature I Martha Milrktta Joiixston Economic and Sociology Hklkn Franc ks Jones Zooloff Si Vima.viA Rea Kaur i s ( Mrs. Willis (’arpmtcT) II istori 10? Bakhara Vvx Sciv.kr Kkt ham Art Bktty M hik Klaiirk M afliemtifies Aw Moiujan Kkkxka K n yl ish L i terat u re I JOS Helkn Mauuakkt Klokukknkk Psychology Mauoahot Louise Knaim� (Mrs. ( lirislopluT Wright) Zoology KM) Lokkaine Dokis La llee Mathematic •• I ('-■ ltOLVX Foster LkmcKE Psychology HaKUAUA Ml KKK I.KWIll.w Speech and Drama M wn -Loi ink Lewder y.ootogu 110 I ( atiikkixe Amelia LkVax Alice Jean Lkykriw I Psychology istory A w a Lui isK Lyon Kiuflish ( owposition 111 I : I I M Rosalie Deborah Lysiikow Political Science m M Alberta Mr('oxnkll Philosophy Martha Cwiphell McGlathekv Svraii Catherine MoGonagle English Literature Chemistry 112 Ann Jean McGann American ( nilore Ui tu Kit fa McQiiston Psychology M ktha McLai (milin Jkax Marion M v Mili.an hf Hi()logi and Psychology English Composition Kiitia M vry McWiurter American Culture X wcy Macdonald Psychology 113 :• PATRin A M VRSH X„L i Zoology V 4 I i i 1 f « « Nina Rohr Marti off M n hr unifies I 114 ! French Mathematics 115 Ki th A m: Mi« hkls Economics arid Sociology Joan Mii.lkk Art m no I Joan Doan Mi luck (Mrs. Donsild Singer) Psffcholoffn ■I Aw Li i (;.sto.v Milton (Mrs. James I’ritcliard) Pel ig ion ‘ONSTANCK Bl.NXKY M ITCH EL Political Science Jeax Carol Moody Psychology II? I 1 r X.v ( )kdwav Moser Mathematics Mary Awe Mi llkr h ft (jl i ah ('o m pi .v if i t n Marilyx Hi tii Morrow Physiology 118 Jaxkt Klixou Mvkks Leona Bkatkk k Xklkin •J’ if m f om fumi io n I }h iloaopluj BevKKLY LiXNKK XoHDQl I ST Art 111) I I � ( V TH IA OltLOFF French lioXA.WK PAPKH Economics and Sociology i Joan Oppekm xn Psychology HO V. I Li i. Passa o M aktiia Kuzabeth Payne Political Science American (alture Jea.v Kendall PlKKCE Physiology 151 M U(jakrt .low Pottkh Psychology Iw.MA Lois Rabmxo 11 ('Union M rv Krxa Rkad Zoolotfij AmCK JaNK l KKX . Physiology— Psychology JexMFKK ( LAKK ReKI) Political Science Mary LonsK Rich i i s Mathematic W3 Loi ISE Kli ABKTII RossKH Political Science i ; Sabka A w Rowell Economics and Sociahujy Margaret Tavloh Rlssell Religion Joseph inE Jtne Saraceno E rail cli Sylvia Annette Sarafiav ( he mi sir if CATHERINE M ARGIIKRITA R-USSO ( hem isftry Rei Sahacutiii Economics and Sociolof y Awk SrHLKK'IIEK I 'sycholnyi so M AUIAXXK ( LA IKK S HOFIKLO 1sycholoijjf I ATRICIA A S KIKNKK M (if h r unifies 1 5 I I 4 Kmii.y M y Siiimkix American ('ultore Muuaxxk Kuna Shkkmax Economics ami Sociology Mary Axn Shari .oology I History English Literature 147 Fraxcixe M rias Spkncek i story V I : v « I V I ;; ! IIklex M N.u ;ht SimvVKh Religion Lorraine Marik Si� ri ; l ngl ixh L i terat u re I)orothy StannAiii Mathematics Eva Steiner Philosophy Jkan Allen Stisser American (Hitarc 128 Amy V u c;ii Stoddart French .) K ( U«)M StoH.MKR English ( amposition Sheila Rusk Si llivax Mathematics H9 Ann Bollino Taylor lie! i ion X y Allaikk Taylor (Mrs. John X. ScliweieluTt) Economics and Snciolot j I ISO I VlRCil I THOMPSON llrlif ion Kuzahkth Aw Tokkkv M athematics 131 Marcia Howe Thavkr M at hem a tics t I .1 NET KLAINK V.VKK T1 N K Psycholoyy Si MIKO 1 IKK Political Science Klizabeth Anne IAson Pxycliolay if- Pmnedieul i.‘W I V Bahhar Jane V.mchx Psychology IIkLEX M RY V| CK T Political Science IKS MaKTII M AXSHKIJ) War rex Zoology I s Elizabeth A w Weeks ( Itnnixtrj) I KEDEKK A AEekCKH ELLINGTON Plant Science 134 Jo.w Dickson Weiistek M u.sic I Betsey Wheatley JrDiTii Marik Wheeler American Culture Psychology 185 Alice Eliza both Wiiitloc-k English Literature J.wKT A idks Deborah IIardim; Wiepekt Ram Wai.tho Wk'kes Economics and Sociology 136 I Sylvia Klaine Wiezrk ki English Literature Margaret Algko Wilkes i.story 137 Norma Jane Wilson Zoology VAX Maky-Elizaihotii Wood Mathematics I Annk Woklky Mathematica Joanna Lillian Yi vsch Religion JaNINK Ill'OTT V()l MANS Psychology 139 FORMER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1953 Therese Adams Nancy Ellen Alsdokf Patricia Anne Bailed Elizabeth Banning Marcahet Ann Baxtz Patricia Edith Barrett Martha .1 s : B ssett M ry Lor Bisciioff Fay Rolan Claire Elizabeth Boohs Janet Frances Brooks Acdrey Frances Browning Katherine Thornton Brumfield Paula Ellen Burgee ( ' IIA R LOTTE Amy Burrer Jane Lcn ise ( rbines 'lara Jane ( 'arswell Ann Otway Byrd Castle Moy Yoke ( 'hong Edith Hannan ( 'oiin XoRENE (i VIL ( (INNER Katherine Ellen Conway Kathryn Ann ('ornelison Katharine Budd Cowpkrtiiwait Ruth Arlene I) mels Mary Arrean Dame Elsie Ann I)eihert Arthea Howell Dickson Eugenia Eptlng Dillon ( arol Mae Dingee Jacqueline Donnet Elizabeth Pray Draper June Archer Edw ards Joan Eickiiolt Esta Bette Epstein Eva-Mary Yanovskv Evans Lucy Ann Geiger Margaret J ne (Jilfillan Lai sanne Glasexer Laurel Jean Glazer Linda Lathrop Gray Barbara Ann (Iroii Nancy Layton 11 lk Stewart Me Mi rtrie II llkk Elizabeth Ann Harmon Nanit Elizabeth Harrington ( VROMNE HaI ( K Caroline Butler IIerz Jeanne Jew ett Bar bar W re Jules Judith Rose Kaplan Jane Kennedy Frances Rosamond Kikkr ( ROLY X K IMG B A I M Audrey Elizabeth LIIommeimec Joan Loi ise Low Sara Alyce McBride Eve Elizabeth McClure Judith Wixgkrt McCormick Margaret Mc Intosh Constance Ann McKean Mary Ncgkxt Mc Lean M argeky Lyons M AG N sncy Anne M vtheson Betty Elise M x Judith Maxson Valerie Rose Milone Ann Livingston Milton Harriet Misterly Margaret Parker Moore Edna King Morrison Mary Anne Mugler Bette Jane Parliament Priscilla Ellen Phillips Beverly Ann Pochat Joan Loi ise Pursel Adrienne Claire Rebechini Charlotte Shoemaker Rees Hester Mary Rhoads Deborah Ann Richardson Jean M rie Riks Jean Newman Robbins Texas P trici Sabine Barbara Lou Sailer Marlene Barbara Sapiiier Joanne Katherine Schneider Barbara Joyce Shorten Mary Kllen Shimway Miriam Stacskbach Kleanor Anne Swain Mary Thomas Marjorie Ann Townsend Natalie Ruth Trela Jean Cornelia Van Schoomiox en Betty Day Waldron Mildred Ann Warren Helen Thompson Watermw Elizabeth Anne Waters Barbara Helene Weiser Carolyn Constance Wernik Mary Ellen Whelan M ary Lila White Mary Whiteside Avilda Dana Wilson Ann Russell Winans Patricia Ann Zarrella Laura M Zi yibcscii Yvonne Glendinxing Zumbuscii HO CLASS OF 1953 Ames, Elaine (i.. Anderson. Kmii.y T. Anderson, Joan M. AhcARI, KUZ A It Kill C. Archibald. DoHoTin M. A udent; nr, A. II. Brigitte Atwell, Jean C. Acsti.n, Ann M. 11444 Evanston Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Thetford, I. -21.'� The By-Way, I i« 1 � «m� I, . J. 40 Darcy St.. West Hartford. Conn. Moana ltd.. Day's Bay. Wellington. New Zealand. ( Mrs. .lames Jarohek. 1040 N. Natehe� Ave.. Chicago, 111. IS Lincoln St.. New Haven 10, Conn. 14 Cedar Drive, (ircat Neck. . Y. West St., Beleliertown, Mass. Babbitt. Ann Barclay, (' rol J. Bakxjs, Sally II. Barrett. Elizabeth M. Barry. M rgaket E. Bassktte. Lorn C.. Beau Nancy . . . Becherer. N ell .1. Beck, Janet I). Becker, .Ii imtii Behrenot. Dinah B. Bbit el. n M. Bennett. Joan C. Berg. vtalie M. Berkman, Elinor M. Betts, Margi erite D. Bixry. Li blow Blake. Elizabeth Boi chari), Constance F. Boi rne, Eleanor BoCRNE, M RCiARET (i. Boyce, Merman L. Boylan, Barbara Y. Brasefield, Barbara Brayendkr. Joyce E. Bronson. Pathici v A.. . Brooks. Grace '. Brown, Carol C. Brow n. Si svn J. Bi lkley. (‘AROL. Bi ra ker. Dorothy L. Bi shy. Helen T. Bi tchkr, Gayle L. Horserieek ltd.. South Westport, Mass. 44-44 7.4 St.. Jaeksou Heights. N. Y. 10 Ridgecrest E.. S« arsdale, N. Y. 44 Allen ltd.. Winchester. Mass. Star Route, Montague, Mass. 40 Wightinan ltd.. New Britain. Conn. tS rmon St.. Uoekland. Mass. 110 Itob.sart ltd., Kenilworth, 111. 170.� Beacon St.. Wuhan 08, Mass. . 0.7 West End Ave., New York, X. X. 1t Gloucester Court, Grcnl Neck, N. Y. I 18 Summit ltd., Springlichl, Delaware Comity, Fa. 07 Chase ltd., Manhasset, N. V. 1 Ardmore ltd., Worcester. Mass. 100.7 Jerome Vve.. New York N. Y. 4 2.71 Mary St., Coconut Drove. Fla. 1454 Goodrich Ave.. St. Paul .7. Minn. Bush wick ltd.. It I) 4, Poughkeepsie. N. Y. 47 Converse St., Springfield S. Mass. 47 Sulgrave ltd.. West Hartford 7, Conn. .740 E. S(5 St.. New York 4S. N. V. 0 21 Palmer ltd.. Bronxville. V Y. (i revs tone harm � . Seottsville, N. V Sycamore Vve., Shrewsbury. N. J. 2040 N. E. 10St.. Portland 14. Ore. 40 McKinley Ave.. New Haven. Conn. Brookniont Wilhraham. Mass. 407 Byron Place, Maywood. N. J. 4414 Delaware Drive, Cleveland (i. Ohio 48 Sylvan Place. I mgnieadow, Mass. 14 Stratford ltd.. Winchester. Mass. 50B Tm i(l St.. Charleston. S. ( . 5 Sunset Drive. Scarsdale, N. Y. ( n ian. 1 )om rks A. ARNES, (’ )NSTANCE L. Carpenter, Mrs. Virginia K.. IIADWK K. It I Til A. h im . M. Frances On . M ary V. N ( olim UN. Joanne............. C OLBY. Si SAN Compton. M Patricia ONx. ( AROI. A. Cook. Priscilla Cooper. Joan E. Cooper, Mary E................ ( Orcora.n. M m E. Corroich. Margaret L......... C rosier. Nancy INI. Crowley, Joan K,. . ( ri ser, Elizabeth I......... Cunningiiam, M ry E. ( ctler. Joan T............. 47 Edgehill ltd.. Winthrop .74, Mass. 1440 Summit Ave.. St. Paul .7. Minn. 1040 Allen ( reck ltd., Rochester. N. V. 100 Isowcll St.. Vndover. Mass. 40 Hundreds Circle, Wellesley Hills 84. Mass. 4040 ( ouncetieut Ave., Washington 8, I). C. .77 Audubon ltd.. Wellesley SI. Mass. 1101 S. El Molino Ave.. Pasadena .7, Calif. 047 Montgomery School Lane. Wynnewood. Pa. 4048 Fletcher Ave.. Fort D e. N. J. 45 Caroline Park. Wahan OH. Mass. 104 Boulevard, Pelham 05, N 7 4 Van Dyke Ave.. Vmsterdam, N. Y. 41 Fresh Pond Pkwy., ( ambridge 48. Mass. Crooked Brook Lane, Dunkirk. N. II Amherst ltd.. South Hadley. Mass. 48 Southgate. Mger CL, Bronwille, N. N. Sunnybrook ltd.. Basking Itidge. N. J. 07 Hillside vc., Hillside, N. J. 74 Fountain St.. West Newton 05. Mass. 141 Dewey. Priscilla A. (� 1 (iarden ltd.. Scarsdale, N. . DkWit, Patla ... 344 VV. Post ltd., White Plains, N. Y. Dingk. IIelkn N............. ...........................77 Spier Drive. South Orange. N. J. Dixon, Anne D. ............. HI Hempstead Ave., Rockville Centre, N. V. Dodd, Sally W........................... M8 Springdale Ave., Hast Orange, N. J. I) Oknch, Clokia . ................ Box 1 8 Spoede ltd.. Oeve Coeur .7, Mo. Dole, Bakbaha A. ...... 14 Thomson ltd.. West Hartford 7, (onn. Dososo, H. Ki lai.i a . I-as Lilas 904. Santiago. Idle Dressed. Lot isk 0 Bcnvenue SI.. Wellesley SI. Mass. Dri mmond, Doris ........ 77 2 ( leu ltd., .lehkintown. Pa. K Berlin. Klspkth K k. Sifsanne M. . . Kisner, Joyce M. Kmhhson, (Vl.SSTWt K Knglander. Kimtii A. Kpp ri . S. Aw Kvans, Joan K..... 1013 Overbrook ltd., Wilmington (17. Del. (■(Mid Fellowship Farm. Cromwell Bridge ltd.. Towson 1, Md. 500 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn 30. N. N . Old Hickory ltd.. Orange. Conn. Mail: Bo 70, Derby, ( onn. 15 ( arleon Ave., Ijirchmont, N. 3304 Alabama Ave., S. K. Washington 30, I). (’. 3 Hobart St., Ctiea, N. V. Fillm.yn, Caryl K. Fi.ncke, M ary K. Fortier. Polly J. Frank, It i tii F. Freehafer, Ji iiitii Fi lmkr. Nancy B.. 1135 Park Ave.. New 5 ork 3N. N. . 14 Forest ltd., Tonally. N. .1. SO MacCrogor ltd.. Pawtucket, It. 1. 500 Springfield Ave., Cranford. N. J. (� 35 New (inlpli ltd.. Bryn Mawr. Pa. Maple Drive, Fayetteville. N. Y. ( i acne, Joyce ( .. C.wtkht. Piioere K.. . . Catcher, Jacgcki.ine CaI'DARD, JaCQI ELINE L. (ilLBERT. Mrs. Doris II.. ( � I LLESIM E. Joan (• lass, Mai keen .. Cold. Barbara A. ioM n, Virgini W. COSNEY, A. Si .ANNE 1088, KlI' AHETH ( CliANATH, M. M. K kin (in toe, Shirley A. Ckobli, Barbara L. (iCGGEMIEIMER, M RY M. tO School St.. South Hadley Falls, Mass. 4 Wbitestone Pla v, New Rochelle, N. V. 375 Marry St.. Soulbbridge. Mass. 40 Parker St.. Holyoke, Mass. 15 Ithyuas Drive, Mount Vernon, N. V. 01 Rogers ltd.. Stamford. Conn. 384 Lin wood Ave.. Rutfalo. N. . 703 N. 37 St., Allentown, Pa. 507 Bedford ltd., Poeantico Hills, Tarrytown, N. V. Ill Inverness ltd.. Searsdalc, N. . 33.40 Dublin St .. New Orleans. La. ISO Moreland St.. Worcester 3. Mass. I 14 Rockwell St.. Norwich, Conn. Simpson ltd.. Briarelilf Manor. N. Y. Flon Rural PC), Madison Heights, Ya. 11 A EBEKLl X. Kl.l It Kill Haertteh, Shelley A, Hagen, Patricia L..... Main . Barbara L. Hamlin, ynthia. , Hargroves, Narcissa D. Harrington, M kigkn e . . 11 aktm w .1. Bette 11 w ens. Anne K.. . Hazkn, M vrth v I... IIkdstrom, M kilyn A. I I El BERGER. M RC| Held, Klizabkth II km ex way. Joyce .. Henderson. Barbara J. Henderson, Loicn .1. 11 ess. Awe IIigbee. Joan Hollixgwortii. Barbara It. Holt. N ncy It. Hope. Joy e S,. Hope. Patricia A. How LETT, M AIRiARET L. Ih NT. MaRY-LoI IS Hi ntress. (' rol M. 400 Fislikill Ave.. Beacon. N. V. 000 S. Price ltd.. St. I� uis 31. Mo. 44 Washington Park. Maplewood, N. .1. 34 Hinckley ltd., Milton. Mass. Mitchells Lane, Bridgchnmptoii. N. 5'. tS K. Fpsal St.. Philadelphia 10. Pa. 71 Maple Ave.. Troy. N. Y. estover ltd., Morrisvillc, Pa. Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa. SI (’lark St., Belmont. Mass. .40 Charles St.. Cardncr, Mass. 430 F. Front SI.. Media. Pa. 1540 Sterling Place, Brooklyn 14. N. V 41 Iliad St., D’ominstcr, Mass. 1 Blackburn Place, Summit, N. .1. 38 Archer Drive, Bronxvillc S. N. V 031 W. 100 St.. New York 43. N. Y. S001 Vent nor Ave.. Margate. N. J. 0 Cleitoldcu ltd., Yardlcv. Pa. 51 Sawyer St.. Portland. Maine 343 1 M‘iist St., Harwood, N. .1. II Shaw ltd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 7 ( lustnut St.. Boston 8. Mass. 304 Crassmcre Ave., Interlaken, N.J. 5 Meadow view ltd., Melrose 70, Mass. .1 vnks. M vrgaret L. .... 58 Jane Ave.. Ilartsdalc. N. Y. Johnson, Flizabktm W. .... 34 Indian Head ltd., Framingham, Mass. 143 Johnston, M.mith.v M. Hi? Fourth Ave.. I’nlU-rsoii Ills.. B •aver Kails, I :«. Jons� , Helen I ... II Silver St.. South Hadley. Mass. .h t:. Shirley A............................... . . Hi Kuclid Ave.. Maplewood. N. J. .1« st, Nona K.. . . 'File Middlctowne Apts.. I ts K. Vs St.. New York 17. X. Y. K a k ah, Renata I. .1 (ireeiilield Ave.. Brouxvillc 8. X. Y. Keeney. Ann M. 8 (‘hestcrford ltd., Winchester. Mass. Ki;n ham. Hakhaiu .S.. Fvcrgreen and rdmoro Ave., Chestnut Mill. Philadelphia IS, Pa. Klaiiuk. Rktty M. . ............ SO;� Winthrop ltd.. West Englewood. X. J. l LOK kkneh, 11 klen M.. . . .417 Munro Rlvd.. Valley Stream. X. Y. Kobnio, Jean A................ . Box 41. South Salem, X. Y. Lanore, Marianne............. Akilindastras.se 87 Hrufelfing bei Munolien. (iermniiy Lavallee. Dirralne I)........... Hi Surgedut SI., Holyoke. Mass. Lawhiie, Rosalind It............ K) (Vane St., Caldwell, X. J. Leaiiy. Patricia L. 411 llillrrest Rd., Needham. Mass. Leander. M ary-Loi isk. 85 Wehher St.. Springfield S, Mass. Lem (RE. Carolyn I '......... 10 Kdgcwood ltd., Chatham. X..). Lennihan, B. Birke Box 751, Vineyard Haven. Mass. Le N, ('ATI!ekink A. 411 Sunny brook ltd.. Flourtown, Pa. Levering. A. Jean. . 10 Pcuiiock 'Fer., Dmsdowno. Pa. Lirton, vrolyn J. ........ 180-40 Henley ltd., Jamaica Kstates. N. V. Litre. Janet M. . 8.1 Kerneliir ltd.. Searsdale, N. Y. Lyon. A. Loose 45 Orange St.. Nashua. N. II. Lyshkow, Rosalie 1)....... 875 Waterville St.. Waterbnry, Conn. McConnell. Alberta. . McCann, Ann Jew M Heathery. Martha C. M« Honaglk. Sarah McLaI GULIN. M VKTIIA M vcMillan. Jean M. McQi iston. Rt ni K. M W HIRTER. K.ILEEN M...... M ci)on vld. Nancy . M W HESTER. J WE L. ... M vrsii vll, Patricia A. Marti woke. Nina R....... M v. N wcy B.. . Means, Kei .ahetii A. M egai«;el. Mona J.. Mel Yi-Chao M KIM . JoNQl IL V. M essac;E. Joan M. Mkiielson, Ri tii A.. . . Miller. K linor It. Miller. Jow Miller, Joan K.. . Mills, Jcditii (i. Mill HELL. ( ON STANCE B.. . Moman. Myrna M. Montgomery, Dorothy A. . Moody, Jean C. Mooney. ( Joy Moriw ki. In vzt ko Morrow , M vkilyn It. . Moser. Nancy O.. . . M CLI.ER. M ARY A NNH. Myers, Janet K.. ............. Deer Pk.. (ireeiiwieh. Conn. 48 ( restvnt St., Waterhury. Conn. 1814 Scaly Ave., Halvcston, Texas 47 (iarden St.. Belmont 78. Mass. 84 Azalea Dine, New Orleans 10, La. 8 Ridgwuy Ter.. Newton Highlands, Mass. 141 Forest Avc ., West Newton. Mass. 47 Ksphinade, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 48 Highland Place, Maplewood. N. J. 74(H) Market St.. K t.. Youngstown. Ohio 4.17 Prince St.. West Newton (� 5, Mass. |84(J Madison Ave., New York 48, X. Y. 1.148 Oh I Welsh ltd., Huntingdon Valley. Pa. IS Reservoir St.. Cambridge 88, Mass. 1.1 Bernard Lane, Wuhan (� 8, Mass. II (ieneral Rodrigues Rd., Macau. China. c', Dr. Chester AY. Brown, II Willard Ave.,Worcester, Mass. 7411 (dendale ltd.. Chevy Chase. Md. 178 Metropolitan Vve.. Brooklyn II. N. A. 84 Orchard ltd.. Brookline 40. Mass. 4is Renner Vve., Newark S. N. J. 4P4I Dumbarton Ave.. N. W. Washington 7. I). C. Ik r DO, liovclniid. ()hio .11 Alpine Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn. Riverside Drive. Wellsville. N. Y. 4 Warson Dane. St. Ijouis .1. Mo. Harrison Rd.. Hlens Falls, N. A. Sierra Nevada HID. Danas de ChapultejMT. Mexico. DF 1)00 Cedar Brook Rd.. Plainfield. N. J. 1810 A Dole St.. Honolulu 88. 'I'll Thread needle Rd.. Sedgelv Farms. Wilmington, RD I. Del. 40 Sage Ter., Searsdale. X. V. 1085 Fifth Ave.. New York 48. N. V RD 4. York. Nebr. X elk in, Leon a B. XELsoN. M. Jane Nolan, Kioto K. Xordqi 1st. Beverly L. 405 Diwreiicc Ave.. Hasbrouck Heights. X. J. 015 Moreno Rd.. Penn Valley. Narberlh. Pa. l� 0-04 I si) St., Flushing. N. Y. 8440 Henry Hudson Pkwy.. New York 08. N. Y. )her. M ry F.llen 404 West Water St., Painted Post, N. Y. ()' ' n k, Elizabeth J. Oppekmaxx, Joan . Oiiloff, Cynthi Paper. Hoxaxxe Passa xe� , Ll TA Payne. Martha K.. Pearson, J i: K. Pendleton. ’yntiiia . Pierce. Jean K Pierson, Aimkk. Potter, M. Joan 4. liarllett SI.. Vndover, Mass. 048 Longaere Blvd., Ye adon. Pa. 94 Hast Enel Ave.. New Ye rk 48. . V. 197 Wood lawn Ave.. Si. Paul Minn. 1170 Fifth Aw.. New ork 49. X. V. 44 Mielchester Ave ., White Plains, X. V. 50 Vermont Si., West Uoxlmry 54. Mass. 404 Fowler Ave.. Pelham (15. X. Y. La wrenei Farms, S. Chappaepia. X. V. Chestnut Hill. Wilton. Conn. 04 Munition ltd., Melrose. Mass. (Ji eenan, Alice J.. Pccksland ltd., Greenwich. nun. Kariii.no, Irma L.. Read. Mary H.. . Keed. Jennifer ( Richards, M vry L. Richter, Ann L. Robertson. Virginia M. Rosser, Locise K. Rowell, Sabra A. It I SHELL. MaRCARET I.. Rcsso. A Til ERIN E M.. 000 West Fml Ave., New York 40. X. Y. Route 4. Tliiensville. W is. 0 Carvel Circle. Washington II� . 1 - C. 1040 Boylston St., Chestnut Hill. Mass. 150 Paddock St.. Watertown. X. Y. 55 Oaks ltd.. Framingham. Mass. “Four Winds” Mount Jov. I tucasler County. Pa. 7800 ( lister ltd., Bethcseia. Md. 14 Burnett Ave., Smith Hadley. Mass. 145 Thompson St.. New York 14. X. Y. Sarac eno, Josephine J. Sara it v , Syl ia A. Sasagittii. Rei . . Schleicher, Anne Schofield, M Claire ScHWEIKERT. Mrs. XaN Y T. Scott, Helen S. Scribner, Patricia A. Skaver. Martha I,. Sh umro, Sonya It. Sharp, Mary Ann Sherman. Marianne F. Shimkin. Kmilv M. Silk. Sandra (’. SiLsny. Mary K. Simpson. Joan F. Smith, Zandra ('. Spencer, F. M rias. Spencer. Helen McN. Sprint:. Lorraine M. Stanxard. Dorothy. . Steiner. Kva Stisskr, Jean A.. . Stoddart, Amy V. Storm eh. J. C yroly Stott. Frances M ry C. Sri roes. Helen P. Si llivan. Sheila It. Swkatland, X xcy A. 171 Church St.. Middletown. ( onn. 100 Dickerman ltd.. Newton Highlands 01, Mass. 40 4-Chome Cwa-Machi. Yokosuka, Japan ID Fuller Ave.. ( hatham, . J. 110!) Bel held Ave., Drcxcl Hill. Pa. 90 Wood bridge SL, South lladlev. Mass. Lindsay Lane. Meaelowlirook. Pa. 109 kingsboro Ave., (i lovers ville. X. Y. I H Warwick Re I., Melrose 70, Mass. 70 Plymouth St., New Bedford, Mass. 101 K. Church St.. Bethlehem, Pa. 100 Liberty St.. Arcade . X. Y. S East Drive, Larehmont, X. Y. SI Main St.. Kingston, X. Y. 001 Washington St.. Ogelensburg. X. I . .41 Hnrel ltd., Belmont 7S, Mass. 15 Allen St., Hanover. X. II. 0149 Van Aken Blvd.. Shaker Heights. Ohio 444 Salt Springs St.. Favetteville. X. Y. X. Hillsdale. Ilillselale, X Y. 419-A Buller Ave.. Providence 0. It. I. 05 V. 84 St., New York 4V. X. Y. Winthrop Drive. W. Perrot Woods. Riverside. Conn. 41 Silver St., South Haelle y. Mass. I 11 Jornlcmon St., Br K klyu 4. X. Y. 410 S. Front St.. Philipsburg, Pa. 8040 St. Martin's Inline, Philadelphia 18, Pa. 018 Cayuga St.. Fulte n, X. Y. 55 Concord Pkwy., Pittsfield. Mass. Taylor, Ann, . . Thomas, X vNea M. Thompson, Patricia nn Thompson, Virgini v Torrky. Elizabeth A. Townley-Tiuson. Nani y Tra y. Ji ditii K. Travkr. M hcia II.... 'Promuley, M vuian.ne It. Tcrneil Nancy H. Tyson. Elizabeth A. . I IKE, Sl'MIKO. .. Valentine, Janet E. . 400 F. Ninth St.. Fulton. Mo. Main SL. (■ Maeaela ltd., Bethlehem. Pa. 49 4 Linden ltd., Itoeheslcr 10. N. Y. 155 Thompson Shore ltd., Manhasset. N. 'I. 40 Wallace SL, lto kvillc Centre . N. Y. 00 Eoxeroft Ret.. Wineliester. Mass. 9 Iordan Blvd.. Delinar, N. Y. Veterans’ Hospital. Bath. N. Y. 400 Lincoln ltd.. Grosse Poinle 00. Mich. IS E. Greenwood Ave.. Lansdowm . Pa. 047 Ilewett Rel., Wyneoto. Pa. 0-070 Denein liofu ()h!a-kil, Tokyo, Japan 144 170 Stearns St.. Bristol, Conn. YaI Oil AN� BARBARA J. Vincent. Helen M........ .. Walker. Lois M.......................... YYagknstken, Margaret J........... V AH KEN, M VHT1IA M. Weaver, nn R. Weiistkk, Betsy ( . Webster, Joan....... ............. Weeks. Klizabeth A.......... Wellington, Frederica M. . Wheatley, Bktkey Wiieklek, Judith M.............. White. M kgkry A. Wiutlock, Alice K.� ................. Wiiitnek, Jane R....................... Whittier, Janet ...................... Wick em, Kae W......... Wires, Janet........... Wikpkht, Deborah II. WiK .mcKi, Sylvi v K... Wilkes, Margaret A...................... Willett, M. Klizabeth Williams, K. Jane. ...... Wilson, Norma J. Wilson, Pathici a R. ............ W i.ins, Barbara L. W K)D, M ary-Klizabeth................. WoODIH RY, SrZANNE................ Wooinv RD. Frances A. Worley, Anne........ ...... . . . Wright. Mrs. Margaret K.. . . Wi nscii, Joanna L... ......... Yoi mans. J.am.ne H.......... Vow ell, B. Jean ..................... .. Zimmerman, Virginia K. CLASS Addington, Sally J. Adler, Katherine........... Allen, Carolyn . . Armstrong. Katherine M.. Armstrong. Yvonne K. . Arnold. Klizabeth C. A cell, Joan F......... Back i s. Bktteloi..... Badt, Margit I..... Baldridge. M i«t M. Bancroft, A. Ki.ise..... Barnes, Lucie Bel Baron, Kllen... Bashore, Klizabeth A. Bassett, Jane C. Bauer, Nancy C...... Bekiie, Sylvia. Bkffib, Mi mi M. Bewston. Gwendolyn K. . . Bknolikl, Lynn A. 184 Mupk Avc.. Windsor, Conn. Ul l ( ayuga Avc.. New York 08. N. Y. .4.) HiJlview Cl.. D� wistou. N. Y. 5(1(1 N. W. Fifth St., ('hisholin. Minn. 15 Dartmouth K 1., Dmgmeadow, Mass. 40 denada Roslyn Instates. Roslyn. N. Y. 145 Cpland ILL, Wahan 08. Mass. 440 Kent PL Bird., Summit. N. J. 8 Cote St.. Concord, N. II. 4 Worthington B l.. New Dmdon, Conn. SO Ashland St., Ybington, Mass. 108 Parkview Ave„ Bronxville. N. Y. 74 Boulevard, (den I lock. N. J. .70 Brook St., Garden City, N. Y. .704 Oak Avc.. Sanford, Fla. .% Muj. Philip P. Whittier, Scott Air Force Base, III. It Ammndalc Dr., Lawrence Farms, Mount Kiscn, X. Y. 480 Stockton Place, Knglewood, N. J. Second St.. Indian Neck, Branford, Conn. 786 Parker St.. Fast Dmgmeadow. Mass. 104 Oak Ridge Avc.. Summit, N. J. 40 Franklin Place, Arlington, X. J. 108 Cnion St., Montclair. N. J. 17 Highland St.. Dmgmeadow. Mass. Point O'‘Woods ILL. Darien. Conn. 444 Grilling Yve.. Iliverhead, N. Y. 114 W. Maple Avc.. Moorcstown. N. J. 87 Duseiiherrv ILL, Bronxville.. N. Y. It Kim St., Hatfield, Mass. 540 Brook.side Avc., Wayne. Pa. (iranhy. Mass. 100 (dll ILL. (irecnlield. Mass. American luh, Havana. Cuba 1519 Myron St., Schenectady 8, N. 0 Colony Drive, K.t West Orange, N. J. OF 1954 1501 Hancock Avc.. Alexandria, Ya. Purchase Dine, Rye. N. Y. 1577 Monroe Avc.. Rochester 18. N. Y . 7 K. Amherst ltd.. Bala-Cynwyd. Pa. Sunset Rock ILL, North Wilbraham. Mass. 9SI Highland Avc.. Pelham 05, X. Y. 94 Sherry Hill Dine, Manhasset. N. Y. 1840 B. Fox Dine. Milwaukee 11, Wia. Grafton Slate Hospital. North Grafton, Mass. 45 Charles Field St.. Providence 0. R. 1. 1800 Kdgewood Avc., Jacksonville 5, Fla. 10 Ridgecrest K., Scarsdale. N. Y. 11II Park Yve.. New York 48, N. Y. 1808 Mahantongo St., Pottsville, Pa. Rl) 1. (’armel. hid. 8 Main St.. Franklin, X. J. Ivan Avc., Radnor, Pa. 1810 Hillside ltd.. Boulder. Colo. Sau Pedro Sola. Republic Honduras. Central America 007 NY. Cpsal St.. Philadelphia 19. Pa. Bkrkowitz, Judith ... Bernstein, Dorothy A. Birchard, Jean l . Blake. Susan Booth, Patricia A. Bowman. Sark a K. Brarson, Joann II. Braiiam. Barbara 4. Brash ear, Anna (.. Brenner. Susan F. Brkuciiaud, Sylvia B. Brewer, Lisa Brooks. Helen L. Browne, K. Mi hr ay . Brown low . Barbara L.. . Bri ce, Nancy Bryant. Si san T. Burton, Ann. . .. «84 W. «34 SI., New York 03, . V. I- Kenwood St., Portland, Maine Glcnmary ltd., Box 1(1, Katlnor. Pa. I- Hawthorne ltd., SwampscotL Mass. 197 Woodland Drive. Pittsburgh «7. Pa. Slmdyside ltd., Dike wood, X. V. I 4 S. Coalter St.. Staunton. Ya. I B an Guilder Ave.. New Rochelle, X. Y. 8«I Wood lawn, Mexico, Mo. 84-38 Charlecote Ridge, Jamaica 3. N. Y. 198 K. 74 St., New York «1. X. Y. 49 Casa Way. San Frnneisco. Calif. 9(1 Ridge Ave., Newton (’enter. Mass. .50 Linnard ltd.. West Hartford, Conn. 22 Woodland ltd., Barrington. It. I. 35 D nox St., West Newton (15, Mass. .44« Montgomery Ave., Haverford, Pa. 5 2 Alumni Ave., Providence 0. It. I. Caldwell, Carolyn . ... ( ampbell, Sara A. Carty. Eleanor P. Casey, Patricia I). Chase. L. Annesley ( ’hkskbro. Joyce F.... ( iu rciiill. Sally B. . . Conley, Ann II......... ( ox RON, ( aiiol V.. ( OOK, MARC ARET A. Craig, Constanc e W. ( r others, Constance l . 309 Dawson CL, Webster Groves 19. Mo. 103 Itockbrook Ave., and Pine St., Route 1, Benson Station. Omaha L Neb. 30« Tyson Ave.. Gletiside, Pa. 11« Moss Hill ltd., Jamaica Plains 30, Mass. It I) I, Basking Ridge, X. J. 8 Hazel St., Onconta. X. Y. 118 Ridgewood ltd.. West Hartford 7, Conn. 144« Highland Ave., Plainfield. N. J. 08 Rachclle Ave.. Stamford. Conn. 470 Marion Ave., Mansfield. Ohio 4 Pond ltd.. Falmouth, Mass. I «7(1 Overlook ltd., Lakewood 7. Ohio Dale, .1 we It.. Damron, Elizabeth A.. I AVIDSON, (i SRNET It.. . Davidson, Joan I).. Davidson. Joan II. Davis, Lynn M. . Davis. Nancy L.. 1 )avis, Sarah M. DeYel. Loi isk Dickey. ( atberine ( . Dillman. Corinne. . . Dittmer. Barbara J. Dome rat, Teresa J. DoUCET, F. Coj.l.ETTE Di Bois, Joan .. 1«11 CaItalian Dr., Alton, III. 45 Essex Ave.. Bemardsville. N. J. 1« Cherry St., Holyoke, Mass. 5« Chestnut St., Boston, Mass. I 48 Washington Ave., Hillsdale, X. J. Meetinghouse ltd., Jenkintown. Pa. Box 80. Melrose, X. Y. 00 W. Mount Airy Ave., Philadelphia 19, Pa. 739 Plymouth Blvd., S. F., Grand Rapids, Mich. K. Willow Grove Ave.. Philadelphia IS. Pa. «9 Golf ltd., Santa Barbara, Calif. «80 Park Place, Brooklyn IT. N. Y. loo Rich view St., South Hadley. Mass, ss Townsend ltd.. Belmont 78. Mass. 1749 Sleepy Hollow Dine. Plainfield. X. J. Fin horn. Ellen. Klwell. Ann I). . . Everett, Kathleen E. Ewing, Mrs. Roxanne S.. 7 Parker Ave., Deal, X. J. 009 Klemont Ave., Pittsburgh «. Pa. 130« X. W. «1, Oklahoma City 0, Okla. «1 Itightcrs Mill ltd.. Penn alley. Narberth, Pa. Field, Janet. .. Fin IK, M ry IL. Firth. Mary Lee Fisc her, Fla ink L. Fleck. Jane L. Forrest, Siiirley L. Franz. Flizabktii L. Frbluck, Ruth F.. Frost. Pio dence P. Fkymoykk, Mam 1351 Main St.. Brockton «7. Mass. 171 Lyman St., South Hadley. Mass. «000 «9 Ave.. W. Seattle 91) Wash. 95 Overhill ltd.. Bala-Cyriwyd, Pa. ««9 W. Swiss vale Ave.. Fdgewood 18. Pa. 153 Sanders Ave., Lowell. Mass. 458 Northampton St.. Holyoke. Mass. .Old Westfield ltd.. Granville. Mass. Newtown ltd.. Littleton, Mass. 4:4 Granite St.. I'oxboro, Mass. Garahedian, Frieda Gayeor, Leirion A.... .............. Gibson, Margaret L....... Gillen. Nancy A. Ginsberg, Carol. .. ............. Goggin. Nancy Jo. ................... .«« Tennyson ltd., Wellesley Hills 8«, Mass. 97 Summit Ave., Cpper Montclair, N. J. 911 First Ave.. Williamsport, Pa. 001 Winsford ltd.. Bryn Mawr. Pa. 074 Whitney Ave., New Haven, Conn. 133 Sumner Ave.. Springfield S. Mass. 146 Goldstein, Joan. .. ........... ( iHKKN, MaRILYN L.......... GhKEXAI (ill, Joy S. GRISWOLD, Jl DITH. ..... Gri her, Frances M................... 88 Neptune Ave.. Woodmere, N. Y. 81 Taylor St.. South Hadley Falls. Mass. 849 Pondficld ltd.. Bronx ville. V Y. 1041 Lnvrenee Ave., Westfield. N. J. (1 Oak St., New i'aiiann. Conn. II .vs, M. Marc a ret 11 alu Sally A..... Hamilton, Patrici v A...... Hammoni� , Lhtitia J.. . Harper, Mary.................... II asiikoi k, Jan .... 11 A .ELRicc, Stephanie NY......... 11 i: ly. Joan F. . Hensiiaw, Carol F.. Herman, Jili.................... Hewitt, Helen It................. I Ioddick, Sally B............... Hollister. II ahhikt S. Holm n, Sylyi v . Hopkins. Phoebe II. lit m k. Frances B................. II enter. Barbara II. ... Bryn Mawr Court, F-l. Bryn Mawr. Pa. 810 Woodland ltd.. Chestnut Hill (57. Mass. 18 Ithineheek Ave.. Springfield. Mass. 0 Thompson St.. Brunswick, Maine 1 18 K. 7 1 St., New York, N. 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KrosnoWSKI. Jeannette 1 ... Kryla. Ai.yck P. In WAN. Tsi N-YC. . .... .............. Lambert. Patricia A. L NO HEIN. M Mil E L. Larson. Joan A....... Leacii. Priscilla Lee, Margaret Pki-Chi an. Leehey, Anne F. . . ............ Lemmon, ('(instance P........... Leno. F. Miriam ... Linhemann. A. Ann. . . Linton. Margaret L. Littlefield, J we M. . Loderhose, (i race F.... Long, (J le F............ Longley. B. Ann .. Lo GSM ORTH, M W(Y B.. LoN(iS VORTII. St SAN B. . . Ltckett, Mary K.. Lyman. Mary S.............. McAvoy, Anne............... Mc arthy. Joan F.. McCollum, Flizaiikth A.. McKee. Kathleen F... 18 Clark St., Brooklyn, X. Y. 808(5 X. Franklin St.. Philadelphia 88. Pa. 708 F. Central Ave.. Minot, X. 1). 101 Granby ltd., South Hadley Falls. Mass. 707 Thomas St.. Stroudsburg, Pa. 80 North ltd., Bedford. Mass. 108-04 67 Drive, Forest Hills, N. V (58 Sterling St., West Newton 08, Mass. 440 Bronxvillc ltd.. Bronwille, X. Y. 1004 Piange Drive. Fort Wayne (5, tnd. 44 North Drive, Great Neck, X. V 18 Cedar SL, Plainville, Conn. 40 Beach Place, Maplewood, X. J. 100 Allandale St.. Jamaica Plain 80. Mass. 48 L'xiitglnn Ave., Soulli River. X. J. 188 Clinton Ave., New Rochelle, X. V 188 'The Bund, anion. hina. c'o George (Moy, 188 F. Ohio St.. Chicago, 111. 44 Mary Ave.. White Plains. X. A . 110- 17 (58 ltd.. Forest Hills, X. A . 448 High St.. Perth Amboy. X. J. 74 Center St.. Adams, Mass. 448 Prince Fdward ltd.. Kaiiloon, Honkong. ( hina 19(5 Like St.. Brighton. Mass. Sunny Ridge ltd.. Harrison, X. A. Vrdmorc ve... Tim bridge ltd.. Ardmore, Pa. Box 9(574 Santuree, Puerto Rico 18804 Conners ltd.. Suite 404, Cleveland 40. Ohio 88 Berkeley SL. West Newton . Mass. 18 Sylvan ltd.. Darien, Conn. 111- 11 88 vc.. Richmond Hill 18. N. A. 480 Maynard ltd.. Framingham Center. Mass. 818 Southampton Dr.. Silver Spring. Md. 1488 Golden Hill Dr.. Indianapolis 8, hid. 1488 Golden Hill Dr.. Indianapolis 8. hid. 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O'Meara, Elizabeth A. M............... Page, Elizabeth J..................... di Palma, Mariane T....... ........... Palmer. Cynthia A..................... Parker, Dianne................... ... Pascale, Jane F...... Passa no, Susan K.. .. ............ Pastorius. Janice I. Pershing, Pamela.................... Phillips, Dorothy A.. . . . ...... Piiilpott, Ann...................... Phraner, Adelaide .1................ Pomeranz. Alice .1. ............... Pontius, Helen II..... . Pressman, M arlene (i......... Primrose, Mary L................... . PltOTZMANN, GRETA M. 14 Parkview Dr., Rochester 10, N. Y. 3 Helen St., Binghamton, N. Y. 40 Bireli R 1., West I hirtford. Conn. 1443 Franklin Ave.. River Forest, 111. 82 Ridge Rd.. Rutherford. N. J. 303 W. Wabasha St.. Winona, Minn. 120 E. Water St.. Toms River, N. J. 1705 N. Fountain Blvd.. Springtiled 14. Ohio .Nvala Fami, RD I. Malvern, Pa. Box 300. Ridgeview ltd., Cheshire. Conn. 47 Lawrence Rd.. Medford, Mass. .3 Allendale Drive, Rye, X. 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Ratner. Sylvia P. RkDVANLY. ( ROL S. Reed. Siiirleyj ne Reid, Grace M. Reimeh.s, Pauline......... Richards, Terry U. Richardson, Alo e II. R I IIARDSON, I )( R � TII E Richardson. Priscilla (). Ridlon, Ghaceann . .. Rolfe. Cynthia A. Rose, Anne ... Rosenberg, Nancy Rosenfeld, Libby J. Rosenzm eig. Ellin Rubin, Barbara .... Rubin, Carole R.......... 255 Sheridan St., Bridgeport. Conn. 125 E. 84 St., New York 28, X. A’. 218 Kdgewood St., Hartford, Conn. 102 Sackville ltd., (iarden City, X. Y. 954 Highland Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. 72 Buckingham ltd.. West Hempstead. X. V. 10 Hampshire Rd.. Wellesley Hills, Mass. 15 (ilen Eagles Dr.. Larchmont. N. V. 220 Willoughby Vvc., Bi 'Oil kl.vn 15. V V. 1303 Reading Blvd.. Wyomissing. Pa. Box 05. Mcndham, X. J. .31 Bond St.. Reading. Mass. 90 Warren St., Concord, X. II. 20 Euclid Ave., Maplewood, X. J. .2111 Carterdnle ltd., Baltimore 0, Md. 28 Brookline Dr.. West Hartford. Conn. 27 Prospect Park W., Brooklyn 15. X. Y. 31 Forbus St., Poughkeepsie. X. 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Conn. Bachmann. Mahy-( arey Bair, Nancy . .... Baker. Mary-Alan a................. Ball. Ada A.. ... .................... Bantiiin, Mary A...... ......... Barbour, Virginia K.. . Barr. Sara E........ Barrington. Gwendolyn L.. . Barth, Jane A..................... . Barton, Prudenc e 11 ............ Batch elder. Klus P.. . .............. Beale, M rg. het A.. Becker. Adrienne. . . ................ Beebe, ! rjohie .1. Beer max. L. Jean ............. Bergamim. Elizabeth M. Berger, Doris S.. ..................... Berlin, Patric ia A. ..... Bierbtedt, Bhoda A. Birmi.. Sally Blomquist, Alice L..................... Bloomstein. Valerik. ............ Boahdway, Nancy I........ .... Boihoniiorst. Desiree I........... Brastow. Carolyn H. ................... Braver.man. Marjorie E. Broughton, Margaret S............ Bm w. Jean Bi HOUND. M vry J.. . . Bush, Anne (’. ................ Butler, Barbara I.................. . Butler, Elizabeth .I. ... Bi TTitrcK, Anne.................... 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( • rosse Pointe 80, Mic-li. Eigen, Marcia II. .5.“) l rd Ave., tatwrence, X. V . Ki.vt Nancy ............................... 80 Maple St.. Montrose, Pa. Englander, I it ELM A 11. ...... . � illii Line. Lirehmont. N. Y. Krlandsen, H. Clarita .................................. S4 Nassau Blvd., Harden City, X. V. I u st, Itiionv L. � Academy St., (ireeiiwich. X. Y. Lstky. Jank E. ......................... . . . .. 17:5 Nichols St., Norwood, Mass. Fai ykh, Jane , 138 Columbus St., Elyria. Ohio Eemieht, Deborah................................. ... .7 Chesterfield Rd., Searsdale, N. Y. Fiedler, Sandra I...... S I! St.. Adams, Mass. Einck, Nancy A........................................ 244 N. Maple St., Florence, Mass. Fisohkl, Eleanor J...................................... 8 Bruce Lane. Newton, Mass. Fitch. Sandra K........................................ � 14 Central Ave.. Plainfield, X. J. Eogklbeko, Anna M. E................................. � (100 Springhill Ave., Spring Hill, Ala. Erankkl, Janet A....................................... Old X. Stamford lid., Stamford. onn. Ecu , Judith........................................... 515 West End Ave.. New York 44. N. Y. («akta, Lois A. i alley. Janet K. (i i« in, Anne L.. i MILAN I), It Ml IIAIIA J. Cates. Barbara E. (iiDDiNiis. Salley A. Cilmoi r, Blytii .... Headstone. Wilma 1. (i odd a m , Joan. ... (ioodiin n. Anne M. (iondon, Jran (iorw nls. Joan W.. . . it ah am, Eleanor L.. ( iHAII AM, Lois J. Cii vt. Bakbar v A (ill E, It Mill MIA H.. . ( iHAY, FRANCES A. (il NDHY, III III A.. . . (540 Maple Ave.. Wyekolf, X. J. Ill Smnidview Ave.. White Plains. N. V. II Broad St., Danielson, ( onn. 14 Whiting ltd., Wellesley Hills. Mass. 158 Proctor Itlvd., 1 ti a 8. N. Y. 5 Thompson lid., Marblehead, Mass. Piping lloek lid.. Itmokville, N. Y. 045 E. 40 St., Brooklyn 10. N. Y . 350 E. 5 5 St.. New York. X. Y. 5 Emmotisdale Rd.. West Rnxbury 34. Mass. 403 Avon ltd.. Naibcrth. Pa. 000� Wayne Ave.. Philadelphia I� . 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Margot Miller. Jeanne Miner. Catherine S. . , Monnik. C vkol E.. . M k dy, Piikrk A.. Morrison, Joan E. Morton. Sarah S. M I'KHHCkK, B AKHARA A... Mi LLiNs, Myra A.. Mi laehill, Barbara E.. Murphy. Patricia V. M. (� 40 E. 08 Ter.. Kansas City, Mo. 045 Coleman PI., Westfield. N. J. 8011 Henry Hudson Pkwy.. West Riverdale. N. V. 141 Argo Ave.. San Antonio. Texas 54 Koteh St., New Bedford, Mass. 141 Forest Ave., West Newton. Mass. .885 Cambridge Blvd., (train! Rapids 0, Midi. Brisdauan Farm. 914 North St.. White Plains, N. V, 014 Angell St.. Providence. R. I. 587 Palisade Ave., Yonkers 8, N. Y. 80 Robin Hill Rd., Soarsdale. N. Y. Crest Park. Windham. N. Y. Rrookside Pk., Greenwich. Conn. 1750 Portland Ave.. St. Paul 5. Minn. Buck Rd.. Greenville, Del. 1018 (iaskell Dr.. Ames, Iowa Woodland Ave.. Westhampton Beach. N. Y. 01 Clinton Ave.. Ridgewood, N. J. 1140 Woodbine Ave., Penn Valley. Narbertli, Pa. 1010 Hillside Ave.. Plainfield. N. J. 15 Hidden Rd., Andover. 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Power� , Nancy Pratt, Klizaheth.............. PriNs. Nancy C................... Pkosswtmmkk. Ann............ Kay k, Barbara . . Raymond, Klisk.................... Reed, Nancy K.............. IIkid, N vncy K. Rich akdson. Fay L.. Biker, Annk T. . ItoBERTSON, JANE V.......... . . Komiei x, Jeanne V........ Roy, Anne M aiksot. . . . Ri sen, Margot I.... Rl SK. Si KANNAII M. .... S r. John, ( ’oiia-Alm e. Sanborn, Jane J........ ......... Sargent. Steyia Y.. ........ Sc hkkkr, Isabel J............... Schmitt, Lois A...... ...... Sou stkk, N ancy 1 . Schwartz. Jcditii K...... ... Schw arz. A. Klizahktii Scott, Florence (’......... Scott. Janet It.................. Seelig, Barbara (L.. .......... Segau 11 inth It. SlIARNAC K. BeNKKLY.............. Shea, Ji u ( . . ........... Shepard. Si s n C......... ...... Shepherd, Alice II.. SlMAN. ItKRMCE C....... Simler. Henrietta L........ Singer. I t lc y Sitterly. Si zvwk . Sm alu Fda (� .. Smith, Keryl II.. Smith. Shirley I............ . Sommer. 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Maplewood. N. J. Thomas Joann� :. .. Thornton, Joan . Throckmorton. Joan (’.. Titiev, I vi la T. Toaz, Alice. .... Toman, Barbara A. Tomlinson, Ann S. Torras, Moi.lie M Turner, M vrilyn Tuttle, Martha. . . ... 1011 Franklin Ave.t Portsmouth, Ohio 2(1 Drowne Pkwy., Itumford. R. I. 15 Grover Lane, (’aidwell, X. J. . 2(5 Mason Rd., Newton (’enter. Mass. Ill Soundview Ave.. Huntington, X. V. 470 Catalpa Ave., North Plainfield, N. J. West town School. West town. Pa. 147 Cassidy PI., Staten Island 1, X. V. 514 Fellsway, K. Melrose, Mass. 85 Rockledge ltd., Bronxvillc, X. V. I nderhill, Ann H. . . 1 RQI'HART, JOELLK. Ift Bin h Hill lid.. Newton ville ( (), Mass. Varney, Fleur K. Vernon, Judith S. iciLioNK. Marion K. . 1050 Bates ltd.. Rocky River, Ohio 10 Portion Rd., Brighton 85, Mass. Corning ltd.. It I) 4. Watkins Glen. X. Y. Walsh, Dehor mi . Walsh, Phyllis .... Washburn, Anna M.. Weaver, Mary T.. . Weirnick, Gwendolyn. ... Wells, Barbara 1. Welt, Barbara L. .... 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Anderson, Lbslyn Christine AscHEKMAN. ( ■ AYL DOKRICE Bailey, Arlene Elisk........ B vilby, Judith Helen ... Barrett, Kli7.abf.tii 1.01 ise. . B vteman, Sally Balm, Rt thki.i.kn Be Bits, Barbara.......... Beim, K atiikyn M hik Bf.isi.kk, Ann (Jertki dk.............. Bknti.ky, Shirley Anne................ Benton, Jane Mather, . . Berger, Helen St k Bilskl Kleanor Cunts ( 'a key ... Bi. ( kih rn, Kllen Nita . Bodei.l. Kdith Kimm ...... Bookstein. Kleanor ................. Booth. Jean X ant e................ Bowles, M ary Kllen Brac e, Barbara . . Bradbury. Diana IIilk. Bicandkiu ky, Carol Barr . . Bridles, H arriet Tiu rhek, . Briscoe, Pai line Miller.. Broi chiton, .! WE. Bicown, arol Ann .... Brown, Constance Crack. . .. ....... Brown. Prances Chapman ................. Brown, Patricia Licy .... Brown, Valerie Ardith ............... Bin ton. Margaret Jane. .. Bryan. Anne Elizabeth. ............... Bryan. ' a holy n Norris ... ....... Bock, Diana........ ........... Biickley, Sarah Darlington. Bit knell. Anita Bi erk. ( )liye................. Bcrac'ker, Carolyn. ............. Bt re her, Lynne Beth Cannky. Joyc e Klisabeth...... Cannon, Elizabeth Ann (Betse) Carter, Carol Anne......... . ( m an . ro, Virginia vrmela. . ( iiaffee. Eleanor................. . II I� IN. U MONA . . Clark, Catherine Anne.......... ( ole. Lenore M nrion Collins. Barbara Helena .......... Collins. Diana Margaret Comoka. Const a.xci-................... Comstoc k. Elizabeth Ki n lead ( on nor. Barbara II edges. .... ('oorf.il Anne.......... Cowan. Ei genik Clare......... Chozieil J nkt M ary .. ..... Davidson. M h ta Edith. ... 1 )a idson. Si sanne. Davin, Esther Ann 1)a is. M arion Li file . . I vis. X irgINi Parry . Di.l I off, Arlene M aril Dionne. Patrici s Anne Di Pasta, Elaine Larsen. Djerf, Eleanor Madeleine. Dobf.rstein, Anne Downing Dresslkil Vita Maria .771 X alley lid., Montclair. N. J. . I 40-05 Cherry Aw., Phishing 55. N. V. .22 Revere St.. Rockville Centre . 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W„ Washington 10. D. C. 055 D Brim Bd., Eggertsville 21. X. X. 1013 BiM� eveil Ave.. Springfield, Mass. 14K Washington Ave.. Hillsdale. X. J. 27 Stocker ILL. X crona, X. J. 34 Ridge Bd., Dodge Earm. Chappaqua. X. X. 35 Lila Bd., Jamaica Plain 30, Mass. P.O. Box 752, Clearfield. Pa. S0-35 233rd SL. Bcllero.se 0. X. X. 40 Beach Bluff Ave.. SwampscolL Mass. 291) SL Marks Place, Slaton Island L X. X . 37 Quarry St.. Quincy, Mass. .7322 Boyer St.. Philadelphia 19, Pa. 1140 Murrayhill Ave.. Pittsburgh 17, Pa. 155 Dgmper, Nancy Knowles.. . .............. Howards, C arol Joy................... Eisner. Nancy Rita ............ EngELHAHDT. -HA It LOTTE JOSEPHINE. . . Enos, Natalie A.ndheoly Exsign, Nancy Hamilton Hskkw, Jo Ass M aim;aret Kven, Nancy Jane.......... Fairchild, Nancy Farley, Sandra Feixgkrsc h, Maxine. Fholliott. M illigent Kerr Fisher, Lccile Jane . Fish hr. Sarah Betii Fitzwateil Elizabeth Archer.. . ... Ford, Carol. .. Fkanzkn. Karen Ki th .. Fret .. Nancy Elizabeth............ Friedmann. Barbara Ann............... Frolich, Astrid Keyser Fi ller. Thkrkse ( lake Breyoort. . («ainsbci«;ii. Barbara Joan. ........ . . H amble. Anne an Xydegk . . .......... H ask ins. Katharine Hi xtek....... (iKLi.iN. Hilda Jay.................... Holden, Evelyn Hixuiia (iRAHam, Avery Denison... .... (Jkay, Nancy Hwin—................... Chat. Priscilla Ellen. ....... (i keen berg. Sylvia Doris............. Hheenk. Toni .. ........... Ciroil Adrienne Kdith................ ( i I LE, DoROTHK CoERR. . . . .. Hi stakson. Kith Marie ... II gan Scsan Mary........... .. ... II yllktt, Barbara Anne 11 MMKR. A LEX AN DR . . Hartman, Sara IIu.DECiard ............... II skyey. Hii.li n M ary ....... 11 YW HD. ( YN mi s Jane 11 sysyard, Nancy K y Hazard. Margery Kimball., IIkCIIT, Damns Noreen Hemphill. Mary Si sanne. . . Henderson. Bkyerly nn. Hepburn. Cynthi v Kvtiierinb. Higgins. Mildred Faith ........ I I OGLE. S SR SII K XTIIEKINK Hounsek, Frances Spooner Horton. Deborah Li e............ Hoyt. Si zanni: K te. Hi tchinson. nne Coleman Irvine. M sry Ann . . . J scox. Ji DiTH Anne Jensen. Astrid Ey sngei.ine Jensen. Karen Lovett. Johnson. M srisnnk Angelic a Jl DKI NS. I STICK I Ann . . Jl ERGENS, BaRBVRS I I ELENS Ji rgensen, Joan Evelyn. I xNK. I 11 y 1.1.is Kent. K sne. Virgini s ( 'larice K wok. Elizabeth Pasgheu. . ... k si fmann. Joan Ki rit Kellogg. M shilyn Joy 201 Kandall ve., Freeport. . Y’. 9119 Dakota, Embassy Apts., Manila, I . I. 500 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn 20, N. Y. 890 Evergreen ve., Mount Carmel. Conn. 1702 Purchase St.. New Bedford. Mass. .24 Jean St.. Kye, X. Y . I Stillsvell Plac e. Freehold. N. J. 05 Mulberry Hill St.. Hamden. Conn. K.l). 4. Windsor Hills, Wilmington 3, Del. 55 Wood lawn Ave.. New Rochelle, N. Y. . 1311 Carroll St., Brooklyn 18. X. Y. 394 Charlton Ave., South Orange, N. J. 123 Lakewood Dr., Dike Arrowhead. Den ville, X. J. 8 Cpland Kd.. West Lawn. Pa. 570 Warwiek Kd., Haddonficld, X. J. 118 Shore Kd.. 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Y . 1 179 Hreat Plain Ave.. Needham 92. Mass. 1IO Shore ltd.. Lin wood. X. J. 194 Thompson Blvd., Watertown. X. Y . 874 Barrington ltd.. Crosse Pointe Park 30, Mic h. 91 Christopher St., Montclair, X. J. 311 South Market St., Troy, Ohio 511 Fishers ltd.. Bryn Masvr. Pa. 1012 Huffman Yve.. Dayton 3. Ohio 341 Wyoming Ave., South Orange. X. J. 238 Merion ltd.. Mcrion Station, Pa. . .92 Popham ltd., Scarsdalc. X. Y . 8!) Franklin St.. Englewood. X. J. 1353 Campbell Ave.. I .a Salle. Ml. 1353 Campbell Ave.. LaSalle, HI. 10 Martin Kd., Yonkers 2, X. Y . 3 Whitman Drive, Chatham. X. J. 107 Dikeman St., Hempstead, X. Y. It. It. I. Batavia. Ohio Byram Shore. P.O. Box I 115, Hrecnwieh. Conn 24 KhineU-ck Yve.. Springfield. Mass. 80 Linden Blvd.. Brooklyn 20. X. Y . 000 South Main St., Fall Itiver, Mass. 32 A Loomis St.. Southwick. Mass. i; ( Kknioson, Jane Loci e. Kenyon. Nancy Blyth .. Kino, Klkwoh (iHEENorciH KIKK.wool), Maui Jane.. Klein, Eleanor Elizabeth . Klein. Madeline. . KnEHEU ItlTTHMAKY SPKUt . Kin se, Hakhiet Lee. . .. Ki elik, Nancy Kay 10W Cedric ltd., Baltimore It� . Mil. Aekermnii IM.. Saddle River, X. J. 905 Pnrk St., Cpper .Montclair. X. J. Town anil Country Apts. A-iU. (rretMiwich, Conn. 1 2 Overlook ltd.. Mountain Dikes, X. J. 22 Esplanade. Mount Vernon, X. Y. (� Bay Ridge Blair. Brooklyn 9, X. V. I M5-8I St.. Brooklyn !), X. V. 944 East Hitli St.. Brooklyn SO, X. V. Lakkitz, ena Dana. . . . Lancaster. Maky Margaret. Lane, Nancy Lot lse. . . . Land, Cyntiiia (L y. .. Lavgdon, Elaine. . . Lake a bee, Jeanne . Latiu Marti nk........ Lee, ( (ora) Lecinda ... Lessvbd, Beverly Elaine Lewis, Carole.......... Ll AND, It OS EM Alt Y PlNG. Lilie.n, Joan Lenobe. . ... . . LiiM'irr. Katharine............. Little, Stephanie It ae. . Lockman. Mary Elizabeth. . . London. Patricia Ann Losch. Yvonne Llizabetii......... Lowell. Nancy Iti tii. .. Low enti i u Myra Llizabetii Li ke, Nancy Hi th Lindix, Joan Sandra ... . . Lyman. Janet Howe ... 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McDonald, Klkanoh Ann .. MctionAdi.K. Jane Marik . . McKey, Mary Jossklyn (Moi.i y) MoLacghlin, Mary Ellen Lee McWilliams. Mary Ellen Madaba, Margaret Acglhta. . Mallory, Barbara Bvrxktt .. Marshall, Jebby. ............ Marshall, Ji ditii Aidrey M ason, Patricia Hi th . . M aster, Mary Foi kniek Matkek, Patricia Neli........ Maxcy. Ann aroi............ Megathlin. Ann .............. Men none, J cli a Margaret Moffat, Jean Elizabeth...... Montgomery, Ann Di back . . Morris. Margaret Ann ... . M or bow . Barbara Jean ... Moser. Ji ditii IIaines...... Mi kpiiy, Marianna............ M itch. Helen Heed. 52 Carden ltd., Scarsdale. X. . 27 (iarden St.. Belmont 78, Mass. It. I). No. 2, Putney, Yt. 1700 'l ork Ave., New 'lock 28, X. Circuit St., West Hanover, Mass. •21(1 North Clifton Ave., Aldan. Ba. 1 27 Itevere ltd.. Manhasset, Long Island. X. Y. . 2000 East 28 St., Kansas City 9. Mo. 1105 Mason Ave., Drexel Hill. Ba. 59 Winthrop Court. Milford, Conn. Venus, Ba. 2095 X. W. 20 SL, Oklahoma City 7. Okla. 122 Aqueduct Drive, S nrsd.de, X. Y. .29 Second SI., (ieneseo. X. V. 52 Kent St., Plainville, Conn. S20S 12th Ave.. Brooklyn 28. X. . 2018 North Summit Ave.. Milwaukee 11, Wis. 495 W. 20. Oklahoma City, Okla. Thread needle ltd., Sedgely Farms. It. D. No. I. W ilmingloii, Del. 20 Sage Ter., Scarsdale. N. N . .91 Billsifer St., Newtonvilh 00. Mass. 194 West Logan St.. Bhilndelphia 14, Ba. X ETHEinvooD, Elisabeth Grant X El BERGER, A NX M aRIE. Newman, Mary Anderson Noble, Joanna Babtbi fk 100 South Sumner Ave.. Margate, X. J. 21 East 87th St.. New York 2S, X. V. . 715 Carlton Ave., Plainfield, X. J. 1041 Madison St., Brooklyn 21, X. O'Brien. Helen M ybgaret . . ()ei, Abby........... ( ;dkn, Nancy Lui lse ( L 'OTT, Martha ... Olson, Barbara Vianb. Underdone, M bilyn Boss. .. .55-54 HOtli St.. Jackson Heights 72. N. 5. 2 t 'jiplain’s Lane, (ireenhn veil, Rye, X. . 70 Sonora Pkwy., Rochester IS, X. . It. D. Xo. I. Rensselaer, X. Y. 504 Willow ltd., Winnetka. III. 182 Ridgewood ltd., Maplewood, X. J. O’Shea, Bridget. Green Lane, Silverminc, Norwalk, Conn. Palmer, Nancy....................... Pender, Judith Ellen. . ............ Pender, Susan Jane.................. Peters, Margery Hart Pinci s. Plaink. . . . . . . Pippitt, Carol Elizabeth.......... Pow ers, Anne Loi ise. . .. Pratt. Carolyn Louse Prescott, Joanns.. ............ Psarakis, Helen Mkrklla............. Pi user, Marjorie Ann .............. Pve, Li nxi� Howard ............... Rainnie. Janet Gardner, . It A ISC HER, JANE I LS N. .... Reid. Alison May Reilly, Mary Alice Resnik. Marilyn Rev R El TLINOER. Jl DITII M.VRGARKT.. Reynolds. Clara Ktiiel Rhzxikoff, Rosemary Ann............. Rhoads, Elizabeth (Liksl)........... Rich, Diane......................... Richter, Kllen Barbara. Rjdgway, Pai la Dorothy............. Robbins, Faith . . ................. Roberts. Patricia....... ........... Robinson, Ann (‘lark Rochestik, Helen Mona. Rooowski. Kllen Minna.......... Rosen. Kllen Hail RoSNEH, ( ONST NCE............. ... Rothrock, Katherine leves....... Km p, Patricia Ruth ............. . Rutherford. Judith Carolyn . . . . 7 Hill fop ltd., Weston OS, Mass. .4114 Genesee St., I lira L V V 415 West Jackson IM., Webster («roves 10, Mo. 178 Smallwood Drive. Buffalo 41. N. Y. 8855 Lyme Ave.. Brooklyn 44. N. V. 100 South Terrace, Short Hills. . J. 41 West Greenwood Ave., Liusdowne, Pa. (ISIS Cherry St.. Kansas City, Mo. Maple Drive, Fuyclteville, N. Y. .4494 Whitney Ave.. Hamden I L Conn. 185 Babcock Drive. Rochester 10, N. Y. .4805 Holly St.. Alexandria. Ya. .40(50 Weston Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. 8 North Crescent, Maplewood, N. J. .85 Everit St.. New Haven II. Conn. 10 Bellingham Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. 408(5 Briggs Ave.. New York 58. N. Y. 100 Meadowhrook Rd., Short Hills, N. J. 8 Hamilton St.. Salem. Mass. 485 Monterey Ave.. Pelham (55. N. Y. 180 West Stafford St., Philadelphia 44, Pa. 841 West Third. Junction City, Kan. 400 Dyckinan St.. New York 81. N. Y. 0 South Wissahickon Ave.. Vent nor City, V J. 504 Baird Rd.. Merion, Pa. .5 Whitman Court, Troy, N. Y. 8 Yarian Line. Snirsdale, N. Y. 477 Bellevue Ave.. Trenton 8, N. J. (58 Ogden St., New Haven, Conn. 47 West 74 St.. New York 48. N. V. (581 Ramapo Rd., Tea neck, N. J. («lacie House. West tow n. Pa. 174 Gramatan Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 11 Oakway, Scarsdale, N. Y, SakflK, Francks Cora......... Sanborn, Anne Leighton Sandin, Frederica Jean Saykr. Barbara Ann Scarborough, Anne Kmkrson. . ScHNEIDERVVIRTII, Joan HELEN . Schwarz. Barbara Jane Sharpless, Sara Leykrk.. . . Sharhak, Beryl McLean. . Shields. Evelyn (‘vine Shockley. Eleanor Bateman. Shoolman, Pvi la Cecii.e...... Siikyock, Kleanok Brenner. . Simonson, Jane Agnes Skekly, Nada Josephine. Skipto.w Ji ditii Anne........ Si.ade. Ruth 'Ti c ker..... . Smith, Audrey Yiyian . .. Smith, Ki nice Cii vimn. . Smith. Virginia Dorcas. Southerland, Sandra. . ....... Sparnon, Nancy Anne Sceiser. Kllen Stahl. Frederick a Stkhr, Patricia Ann Stern, Joy Frances........ Storms. Barbara Gene Stmombekg, Cretchkn Sti vrt. Nancy Ann Swallow, Mary Elizabeth Sweet, Juliet Anne II Riverside Drive, New York 48, N. Y. Hidden Field, Andover, Mass. (501 North Washington, Albuquerque. N. M. 148 Waterman St.. Providence (5. R. I. (ill Tome St., Ridley Park. Pa. Jericho Manor. Jenkintown. Pa. 15 Shore Rd.. Rye, N. Y. Hill Top Rd., Mendhain, N. J. 484 New York Ave., Salisbury, Md. 17 Ridge Rd., Concord, N. H. 8(5 Fast Princeton Rd.. Cynwyd, Pa. (5(5 Clinton St.. New Bedford, Mass. 455 Melrose Ave., Kenilworth, III. 7181 Amboy Rd., Totlenvillc. Staten Island 7. N. Y. 141 Kast I l(ith Street. Cleveland 10. Ohio .7(5 Derby Dingle, Springfield. Mass. 18 (1 rot to Ave.. Providence (5, R. I. Garland, Pa. 11 Continental St., Springfield S. Mass. 1445 Northampton St., Holyoke, Mass. 17 Rue Mettelus, IVtionville. Haiti 1000 Lake Ave.. Wilmette. III. 4005 Delancey St.. Philadelphia 8, Pa. 174 C hiswick Rd., Brighton 8(5, Mass. 1814 Kelsey Rd.. Dallas 0. 'Texas 457 South Broadway, Nynek, N. Y. 970 Esplanade, Pelham Manor, N. 1 GOG Los Alamos Drive, Mbuquerque, N. M. 115 Kennbrook Rd.. West Hartford. Conn. 4 Like Drive, Pelham Manor. N. . 1517 St. Charles Place, L s Angeles 19. Calif. Taylor. Jt lia Strong 'Taylor. Yalerie 1508 Fairidge Drive. Kingsport. Tcnn. 1(581 Hillside ltd.. Fairfield, Conn. IAS Thomas, Shirley Ann. . T hompson, Ann Willet T hompson, Janet Olive. . . Thompson, Makcsaiikt Mary. T hompson, Priscilla Anne..... Thornhill, Khanty Klizaheth. . Tut dm m, M n Klizaheth. . TO! RTELLOT. CYNTHIA Hopkins T'oi ssaint. Cynthia Jane.. . Townsend, Shihley Irene. . Than, Constance Me( almont. . Thaynor. Dkhokah M vky Tkevathan, Si e Jkaninb. . Tkoppoli, Jake Webster T in ll, Meredith Ann T'VllNEH. KLSJE ( HIM) Turner, Si san Anne................. Box 58 Section 1M.. Amberley Village. (inciimati 15, )hio nos Beacon Un k, Morion, Pa. 11 Arundel St.. Andover. Mass. Claveraek, X. Y. 18 Cliff IM.. Milton, Mass. 17 Korcst Si., Montclair, X. .1, -201 Booth Line. Havcrford, Pa. 71 Don Avenue, Bmnfonl, It. I. Mill Race Kami. It. I). No. I, Telford. Pa. -211 Iudcpciidciicc Dr., Chestnut Hill 07. Mass. 408 Division SI., Oil City, Pa. .‘Oil Barrington Si., Rochester. X. Y. It. Xo. 7. lYean Drive, Paducah, Ky. 08 Orchard Ave., Providence 0, It. i. 780 Andover St.. Lowell, Mass. 1817 Hast 08rd St.. Seattle 5, Wash. . 145 Second Si.. Oakland, Md. n an elm. Constance Antoinette. V irons. J a n h e II hpkr Yinsonhaler. Xanc n Ren 20 (irilTen Ave., Scarsdale. X. Y. 1-20 (irosvenor ltd., Rochester 10, X. Y. Kirksidc, Waylaud. Mass. Waldron. Ix)l ise deForest WASHBOURNE. Awe......... nskonvitz. Betsy Ann W VTEHHOI SE, AlYCE RoBALIK W nylasd-Smith, ('on N ELI A. Wei dem ann, Mahy (lake Weishkho, Klkanoh Bahbaha . . Wes iileh, Barbara Josephine Wiiakton, Maiiciahet White. Jacqi elyn Irma. .. White, Jean Ann. . WlLLAKD, PltlKCILLA ... Williams, Klizaheth Lee Willi ms. K ny Alceonk W illiamson, Joan Kvalyn. . Wilson, Jacqi elyn Ann . Wilson. Phyllis Kllkn . WiNJE, Barbara Dei: Winslonv, Ann Isabel. . . . . . . . Wise. Heston........... WiTkowsKi. Sonin Anne . ........ Wirr, Patricia Mahy Woomioi se. Marjorie Michelle Wyatt. Harriet Kiushmcth S08 Park Ave., New York 21. X. Y. 817 (iroHvenor Si., Douglaston, X. Y. 88 Wightmnn ltd., Xew Britain, Conn. 117 Morris Ave.. Sniiiniil. X. J. 10- 2 Kenwood Ave.. Oneida, X. 5 . 1818 ('h veland St., Wilmette, 111. ss Clinton Ave.. Brooklyn 5. X. Y. 8047 Stale St., Kric, Pa. 21 (iramercy Park, Xew A i� rk. X. V. •21 Roekcrest ltd.. Manliasset. X. A. 1117 West Ave., Medina, X. Y. 10 alley ltd.. Mountain Lakes. X. J. 1000 8lst St.. S. K., Washington -20. I). C. 881 2 Martin Vve.. Omaha. Nebr. 0 2 Patterson Ave., Hempstead, X. Y. William Penn Hotel, Pittsburgh Pn. I IS Ridgewood ltd.. West Hartford. Conn. 1.88 Lockerbie Lane. Wilmette, III. 8 2 Llizahelh Vve.. Poinpton Plains. N. J. 1 2 Qtiai de Pussy. Paris 10c, Kranee 8 Bellevue T er.. Cromwell. Conn. 7 (Central Pkwv.. Mount Vernon. X. Y. 11- 25 Crreicnte Dr.. Hope Ranch. Santa Barbara. al. . 0 Benedict Place, Pelham 05. X, Y. Yoi n s. Adrien Paddock Yot vc, N ( y Lot aiiodiakin, Xadejda VKTOROVA 10 llaNvthorne Ave.. Troy, X. Y. 11 Patch St.. Danlmry. Conn. 8 Tyler Court. Xorthninption, Mass. UNCLASSIFIED STUDENTS I ) KS.H ill K RTf J A CQl K LINE (iCSTAFSON, (iRKTA .... Mayer. Invkndolin .... Munoz, ( eli.n . . Pi ERHARD, Ahlettk. Rittmastek, Xa ( y J.. Rottieh.s, Michele I. Weinbkrcjkr. Wnldtr NCI Yajima, Saohie. ...... 57 Blvd. Sevigne, Rennes, Kranee 515 ('ottage ltd.. South Portland. Maine Deutsehherrenstrasse 00 Bad, Godesberg. (lermany llermanos Tereero -2 Chainartin, Madrid. Spain 88 Itue de Viville, Arlon Province � f Luxembourg. Belgium 0 205 Whit ncy Ave.. Klinhurst. N. Y. 80 Rue d'Orlcans. Le Mans. Kranee .Xcutorg.iMse 18, V ienna. Austria 2001 Tatsiino-inachi. Kamiina-gun, Nagano Prefecture, Japan 159 BOARD OF TRUSTEES TERM EXPIRES Roswell Gray Ham. Pii.I)., LL.l)., Litt.I). (ex officio) 19.38 Samuel Stiukxky Hall. Jr., A.lt. 1953 Albert Paine F verts, A.B. 1954 Rosamond Cross, A.M. 1955 Maynard Thompson Hazes, LL.ll. 195.5 L. Sumner Phi yxe. A.lt. 1956 Mary Ely Lyman, Pii.I)., Litt.1). 1957 Florence Corse Smith, A.lt. 1958 Franklin T. Bioelow, A.B. 1958 Russell L. Davenport, B.S., LL.B., LL.l). 1958 Robert Nelson Fuller, A.B. 1959 Frederick May Kliot, D.D., LL.l)., President 1959 Kirke A. Neal, Ph.B. 1959 Stuart A. Russell, LL.l). 1960 Howard Fletcher Burns, A.B., LL.B. 1960 WivniRop Hiram Smith, A.B. 1960 Robert (vEoroe Wiese, A.M. 1961 John Fly Bi ruhakd, M.S. 1961 Katharine Bi tler, M.I). 1961 William Cm R( hill Hammond, Jr., A.B. 1964 Sydney Lovett, I).I). Soulli Iladlev, Mass. w T Montclair, N. J. Boston, Mass. Bryn Mawr, Pa. Hartford, ( onn. Boston, Mass. New York, N. Y. Needham, Mass. Los Angeles, (Til if. South Hadley, Mass. Springfield, Mass. Boston, Mass. Boston, Mass. Holyoke, Mass. (leveland, ()hio New York, N. Y. Boston, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. New York, N. Y. Boston, Mass. New Haven, Conn. Chosen hi the Alumnae 1953 1954 Christine Kverts Greene, A.B., I ice President Janet Brewster Murrow, A.B. 1955 Helen Graves Fisk, A.B. 1956 Jessie S akboroucii, A.B. 1957 (iertri dk Brown Working. Pii.I). Winchester, Mass. New York, N. Y. Pasadena, Ti I if. New York, N. Y. Lrbana, III. 160 OFFICERS OF ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION Roswell Gray Ham, Ph.D., LL.l). Meribkth Elliott Cameron, Ph.D. Alice Rigby, A.B. CATHERINE PALMER RoBINKON, A.M. Genevieve Frances Pratt, A.B. Harriet Nkwhall, A.M. Clara Regina Ludwig, A.B., S.B. Pattie Johnston Groves, A.B., M.l). Helen MacMcrtkie Voorhees, A.M. President Academic Dean Assistant Academic Dean Dean of Deside nee Registrar Director of . I dmissions Assistant Director of Admissions I {es i de nt Pit ys i c i a n Director of the Appointment Bureau; Vocational Adviser OFFICERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Boardman Bump, M.B.A. Donald Smith Willard, M.B.A. Gertrude N an Ylkck Bin yn, A.B. Florence Clement, A.B. Klizaiietii Aldex Green, A.M. Otto Cornelii , s Kohler, S.B. Andrew Vitali Alice McCool Dorcus Smith, B.S. Fice-President and Treasurer ( ompt roller Director of the Development Program Publication Editor Director of Sews Bureau Superintendent of Buildings and (irounds Steward Supervisor of Residence Halls Dietitian Manager of the Bookstore HU Hilda onkling THE FACULTY ART Associate Professors Dorothy M. Cogswell, Marian Hayes (Chairman). Henry Rox; Assistant Professor Prudence R. Myer; Miss Barbara J. Taggart. ASTRONOMY Professor Alice II. Farnsworth (('hairman); Assistant Professor Jocelyn R. (Jill. ( HKMISTKY Professor Emeritus Emma P. Carr; Professors Anna J. Harrison. Lucy Y. Pickett, Mary L. Sherrill (Chair- man): Associate Professor George K. Hall; Assistant Professors Edith R. Bars tow (Assuit ant Director of Chem- istry lAitxnatorics). Eunice M. Moore; Mrs. Betty A. Mitman. C LASSICAL LANGl GES AND LITERATURE Professor Blanche B. (‘ox (Chairman): Associate Professor Elizabeth P. Wyckoff; Assistant Professor Helen E. Russell. ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY Professor Emeritus Amy Hewes; Professors Alzada Comstock, Everett I). Hawkins. John Lobb (Chairman): Associate Professor Liwrenco Abbott; Assistant Professors Virginia L. Galbraith. Margaret S. Wilson; Mr. Lincoln II. Day. ENGLISH Professors Leslie G. Burgevin (Chairman), Charlotte D'Evelyn, Roswell G. Ham. W. Denis Johnston, Kathle n M. Lynch. Alan V. McGee. Sydney R. McLean. Anna J. Mill, Lawrence B. Wallis; Associate Professors Joseph Me(J. Bottkol, Leonora Branch, Marianne Brock, Joyce M. Horner; Assistant Professors Elizabeth A. Green. Constance M. Saintonge. Jean Sudrann; Miss Barbara Chandler (Technical Director of Laboratory Theatre). Miss Cornelia W. Dorgan, Mrs. Adaline P. Potter. Miss Mary L. Rion, Miss Phyllis P. Smith, Mis. Olga W. Vickery, Mrs. Louise W. Wallis (Director of LaItoralori Theatre), Mrs. Beatrice W. Woodward. FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Professors Ruth J. Dean (Chairman). Helen F. Patch. Paul F. Saintonge; Associate Professors Marie-Jeanne Bourgoin. Vliee C. Stevens; Assistant Professors Edith S. Rost as, Elizabeth L. Towle; Mile. Annie L� rrette. GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY Associate Professors John ('. Half (Chairman), Minnie E. Lemaire; Assistant Professor David Hawley; Miss Mary Waugh. Mr. John D. Weaver. GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Professors Erika M. Meyer, Frederic C. Sell; Associate Professor Edith A. Runge (f hairmun): Mr. Joachim Maass. HISTORY Professor Frederick II. miner; Associate Professors Norma Adams, Mary S. Henson. Wilma J. Pugh (Chair- man), Peter Yicrcek; Mr. Da vied P. Leonard. HYGIENE AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION ygiene: Professors Ruth E. l'air bank. Pal tie J. Groves (Chairman): Associate Professor Frances P. Wcise. hysieal Education: Professor Mildred Howard ((ha inn an); Associate Professor Lillian L. Kuester; Assistant rofessor Ruth I. Elvedt; Miss Harriet P. Close , Miss Mae Jean Etigen. Miss Elizabeth R. Gavctt, Miss 11 Ph Profc Mary E. Lick. MM ITALIAN LANGUAGE ANI) LITER.VTUBE Professor Valentine Giamatti (Chairman). MATHEMATK S Associate Professors Fred Kiokmcister (Chairman), (iraee E. Hates; George Klein. Assistant Professors Joanne Elliott, MUSIC Professors Kutli L. Douglass, ( ha lies Dcnoe Leedy (('hainnat ) Associate Professors David J, Holden, Harrison Potter; Assistant Professor Milton ,1. Aronson. Myrtle Itegier, Anna M. Wollman. PHILOSOPHY Professor Roger Holmes; Assistant Professors (iraee L. Hose, George V. Tnvry (Chairman). PHYSIOS Professors Mildred Allen (Chairman), Rogers 1). Rusk; Associate Professors Edward P. Clancy. Raymond . Adams; Miss Margaret E. M. L. Atkinson. PHYSlOLt KiY Professors Charlotte Haywood (Chairman). Jylte Mu us; Mr. James F. NVhitaere. PLANT SCIENCE Professor Fredda D. Reed; Associate Professor Ethel T. Kltinge (Chairman); Assistant Professor Kva B. Nan Sehaaek. POLITICAL SCIENCE Professor Victoria Schuok; Associate Professors Ruth C. Lawson, Donald (� . Morgan (Chairman)', Assistant Professor Lawrence C. Wanlass; Mrs. Enid B. NYistrieli. PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION Professors Thomas Y. Reese. Richard T. Sollenberger. Stuart M. Stoke (Chairman): Associate Professors Horace II. Corhiu, Mary Cheney Stephenson. John Yolkmann; Visiting Associate Professor Clitford R. Bragdon; Assistant Professors Dirraine V. Benner. Lorraine Nadclman; Mr. James E. Hayden. Mi s Mary C. Pottengcr. ( hildrcns School: Assistant Professor Lorraine NN. Benner (Director): Miss Barbara Banks. Miss Patricia R. Woodward. RELIGION Professor J. Paul Williams ((’hairman): Visiting Professors James A. Martin. Alexander ( . Purdy; Associate Professor Ronald J. Tamblyn; Florence Purington Visiting Lecturer Clarence R. Hamilton. RUSSIAN LAN(iCAGE AND LITERATI RE Visiting Assistant Professor Catherine A. Pastuhova; Nisiting D� eturer Nicolai S. orobiov. SPAN ISH LANG CAGE AND LITER ATI RE Professor Ruth Sedgwick; Associate Professor Concha de Alberno , (( hairman). Mrs. Herminia P. De Revol. SPEECH Associate Professors Nadine Shcpardson. ('larice Tatman ((’hairman): Assistant Professor Inez Hcgarty. zoology Professors A. Elizabeth Adams ((’hairman). Christianna Smith. Kathryn F. Stein; Associate Professor Eliza- beth M. Boyd; Assistant Professors Janet NN. Kingsbury. Isabelle B Sprague. 168 PHI BETA KAPPA SOCIETY Theta ( hapter of Massachusetts of the Thi Beta Kappa Society ACTIVE MEMBERS 1951-1952 A. Elizabeth Adams Elizabeth Green Alice Rigby Norma Adams Pattie J. Grooves (Dr.) Mary Rion Mildred Allen George E. Hall Grace L. Rose Viola E. Barnes Roswell G. Ham Edith A. Runge Grace E. Bates Everett Hawkins Victoria Sehuck Eleanor Bristol (Mrs.) Marian Hayes Alary L. Sherrill Boardman Bump Charlotte Haywood ('hristianna Smith Leslie G. Burgevin Mildred S. Howard Kathryn Stein Meribeth E. Cameron Fred L. Kiokemcister Alice C. Stevens (Mrs.) Edward P. Clancy Ruth Lawson Jean Sudrann Alzada Comstock John Lobb George V. Tovey Cornelia C. Coulter Kathleen M. Lynch Elizabeth Towle Blanche Brotherton (’ox (Airs.) Erika Meyer John Volkmann Ruth J. Dean Donald G. Morgan Frances P. Weise (Dr.) Charlotte 1)'Evelyn Lorraine Nadelman Alison R. Willard (Mrs.) Ruth E. Fairbank (Dr.) Harriet Newhall Donald S. Willard Alice 11. Farnsworth Helen Patch Beatrice W. Woodward (Mrs.) Valentine Giamatti Lucy Y. Pickett Wilma J. Pugh Hildegarde Zippert EAIERITCS MEMBERS 1951- -1952 Grace M. Bacon Caroline B. Greene Louisa S. Stevenson Bertha E. Blakely Amy IIewes Alma (r. Stokey Emma P. Carr Gertrude S. Hyde Ellen Talbot Ella S. Dickinson Ada L. F. Snell Jessie M. Tat lock Florence W. Foss Alice P. Stevens Abbv II. Turner •• UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS (lass of 1953 Barbara Brasefield Carol M. Huntress Amy V. Stoddart Anne E. Havens Judith M. Wheeler 104 ItSKi — NATIONALS vm%v NATIONAL LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOKS Also KVi;-K Sir FILLER SHEETS So eas on vour eyes For your convenience. opposite I In City Ilall. J. J. NEWBERRY CO 0 High Street HOLYOKE, M SS. THOMAS S. (HUBS INCORPORATED Fine Shoes ami Hosierv lor Campus ami Street Wear HERBERT W. SCOTT. INC Ciik roi.et-Oldsmobile sales v m Service W here Customers Semi Their Friends' 120 Suffolk Si. I lOLYOKI Rhone 0100 j Shown rrom The Way! COLLEGE INN How RD K EYES KATHLEEN SMITH MUSIC SHOP I ml Modern fppli finer Store Complete Serviee lor Music Patrons ml Modern Home Makers 207-200 Maple Street Dial 2-280.1 107 A Banking Service for Every -Need Since 1872 Savings ccounts Checking Accounts Travelers Cheques Bank Money Orders Foreign Exchange vjrace r . Dates 15 verett Haw Eleanor Bristol (Mrs.) Marian Hayc Boardman Bump Charlotte Ha Leslie G. Burgcvin Mildred S. II Meribeth E. Cameron Fred L. Kiok Edward P. Clancy Ruth Lawsoj Alzada Comstock John Lobb Cornelia C. Coulter Kathleen M. Blanche Brotherton Cox (Mrs.) Erika Meyet O..J.1 The Hnlylike Valve fv Hydrant r.nmpany Industrial Piping Holyoke M assaciiusetts PRESTON BISHOP, Inc. THE ELECTRIC SHOP Large Selection of Lamps, Shades, and Fluorescent Study Lamps 235-237 Maple Street Holyoke, M ass. Highland Laundry Official College Launderers Hand Launderers Quality Service Dry Cleaners Moderate Prices Insured Storage for Curs and It oolen (Garments 304 Pleasant St. Tel. 7391 Hoi,yoke HOLYOKE YELLOW CAB 1 � � 1 7000 I test It ishes From THE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE EUREKA BLANK BOOK COMPANY Blank Book Manufacturers GAGNES Western Massachusetts Most Modern Service Station Hadley and Ferry Sts. South Hadley Route 47 Pel. 9656 Printers and Lithographers Holyoke, M ass. PE MEMBERS 1953 168 ress Amy V. St odd art Judith M. Wheeler As Seniors You Have Shown The Way! Good Luck rrom '54 ('ompiimen Is of THE HADLEY BOOK SHOP ami THE BOOK SHOP INN Compliments of PICKS CLEANERS Compliments oj the College Beauty Studio Compliments oj CARTERS SHOES INC. Charge erounts Invited 278 High Street Holyoke Simo m;ki ki.i Compliments of Jriend Good Luck ’53 THE MOUNT HOLYOKE neius Shop i ojyeA UOMpGJUf llolvokes Leading Department Store K er thing a College Girl Needs 259 High Street IIolyokk. Massachusetts r Serving the F es that Serve on P • J. A. BRESNAHAN 301 ppleion Street J. G. HE1DNER SON, INC Dealers in Pianos. Radios. Records. Sheet Music, Musical Instruments. He pairs 290 Maple Street IIolyokk. M ass. GAGNES Western Massachusetts Most Modern Service Station Hadley and Ferry Sts. South Hadley Route 47 Tel. 9656 Designs oj Distinction FENTON S FLOWER SHOP, INC. IIolyokk. Mass. 233 Maple Street Tel. 2-2201 170 SISTERS SISTERS WE WISH TO YOU Luck I mportance T ravel T hrills Liveliness Eminence __________ ---------- Security I nfinite Happiness Satisfaction Terrific Times Enjoyment Recognition Success! '55 to '53 THE OLD MEETING HOUSE Rickv lieed Cot tons $6.93 to $8.93 Ship and Shore Houses Next to Village P.O. lest wishes THOMAS F. WALSH Good Tilings To W car IIIKItST. M ss. SERVING Ml'. HOLYOKE E ACI l H I) S Ml DENI’S . . . ()8th YEAR . . . wcico,„c ,o PAUL S CAFE Pizza ami Italian Pood Steak. Chops. Chicken, and Spaghetti SPKCI L NOON LI NCI I 153 Dwighl Street Holyoke, Mass. Chester’s Drug Store 305 VJPPLETON STREET Corner I ft tie Holyoke. M ass. Maple and I)wiglil St. 11 OLA OK K You Can’t Make a Mistake On Any Purchase Yon Make at A P! This is more than a promise—ita guarantee that oil’ll nc er risk a penn on ail} item on hu at (X I1. t KP the sale is never completed until you're complete!)' satisfied. The sale must measure up to your ever} expectation or. UK P will prompt v refund } our nionev —no «piestions asked. You can't make a mistake on any pur- chase on make at A P SUPER MARKETS Compliments of KELLEY'S LOBSTER HOUSE Known for miles miles around. Cor. Race Appleton Sts. Holyoke Tel. 72« I Compliments of The Hampden Bridal Shop 20« High Street (second floor) I Ini.YOkE, M SS. CHENEY HUNT, INC. Jewelers and Opticians 2«I High Street Holyoke. l vssvcm setts Hus Depot Ml Lines O'CONNOR S DRUGSTORE 41-3 High Street Holyoke. Mass. Phone 2-3 126 Leo J. Simard Jeweler cnid Silversmith EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY 22 Prospect St. Orange 3-1246 New York 17. 420 Lexinoton Ave. White Plains. NY. 80 Grand St. Prepare now for a pre- ferred secretarial position. Berkeley - trained secre- taries are associated with a wide variety of business or- ganizations. Ourses for high- school graduates and college women. Distinguished faculty. Effective placement service. Cat- alogue. Write Assistant Director. Tarmn Fab., July, Sapt. HOLYOKE, MASSACHISETTS tin joy a Meal in Real Italian Style y MELS 490 Pleasant Street HOLYOKE, MASS. With Best Wishes From A Friend For Dislinclive |� |� art I DRESSES SPORTSWEAR SIMON SALTMAN 2f 2 I I’U; STREET Opposite lintel FORBES Holyoke's Most Exclusive Women's Apparel Store 210 M VPEE ST. IIOEYOKE STREET LI MBEK CORI . STREET SI PPLY CORP. The Yard and Store of Friendly Scrrice 18 50 Lamb St. Soi tii IIadley Falls COWAN DIU G STOKE 12 Bridge Street SOI TII HADLEY FALLS The Rexall Store Phone 1621 IN COLLABORATION WITH YOUR HEALTH DEPARTMENT WE HAVE DEVELOPED YOUR MEOICAL EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT PLAN CLASS of 1953 PLAN AHEAD! insurance must he bought before you fie e cl it yhfa e Insurance apart of your plans Richard C. Knight 112 WATER ST. BOSTON 9. MASS. Associated with HIGHAM, NLILSON, WHITRIDGF REID, INC. Boston Philadelphia Nashville Los Angeles Remember . .. MOUNT HOLYOKE IN WEDGWOOD Tin |H rft c l ami lostin i i� ifl TODDS STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE OK MUl.BKKKN for l)� zru for S for i for Singh Dinner-Service Plate, (I0 4 in.) 0.00 x |.00 ftlK.OO 13.00 63.60 Tea Males (0 in,) 0.00 17.00 14.00 11.01� 3.00 C ui� anil Saucer- 4.00 1.00 18.00 13.00 8.60 Kigali and Hullt is (SjfS in.) K.OO 10.00 S.oo (� .00 1.7.'� (Small ' r i« � ) TOWN AND COUNTRY ST. LOUIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Remittance to accompany order Sot tii Hadley MRS. R. H. I). THOMPSON (Harriet Live 1007. 41 Hulffcinuor Drive, Si. Ixuii 5. Missouri Northampton Falmouth ED MORI ARTY'S Phone 2-5928 FAMILY SHOE STORE Tel. 2-41H WOODLVWN SERVICE STATION 319 Hu;ii Street Holyoke. Mass. 909 Newton Street t or. Boynton MI.MTE SERVICE STATION South Hadley, Mass. John ”Miekey” ()palenik Texaco Products 8 Newton St. South Hadley halls. Mass. Holyoke 7488 NANS KhSIAlRANI. I (.. .1 (rood Place to Pat and to Spend an Fertility Top of the Notch on Route 1 10 AMHERST MASS. ( omp! intents of IIV incite pon to use the facilities of onr carious departments ROWE’S GARAGE ( OM l KR T L S VINCIS 87 Hast Pleasant Street Safe Deposit AMHERST, MASS. Trust Personal Loan Plotters for all Occasions ♦ CAROL GRIFFIN Sorm Haiii.ey K.vu.s, Mass. HADLEY FALLS TKUST CO. 28 Bridge Street Phone 8-9943 Suffolk and Maple Street Holyoke, Mass. JEFFERY AMHERST Branch Offices: Chicopee, ( hieopec Palls BOOKSHOP AND MUSIC SHOP Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal lleserre System COW mu O STORE 1-2 Briimse Sthket SOI Til IIADLKV FALLS u FOR The Rexall Store AU! Phone MW4 LANG S Y N E ★ 176 Remember . .. MOUNT HOLYOKE IN WEDGWOOD Hu | crfrct and lasting uift STAFFORDSHIRE HUE OH MILBEKHN Dnzru tor n far F, for Sitnjlr Diiinrr-Srrvirr Flair (111 4 in.) $44.00 $41.00 $18.00 13.00 8:1,50 Ti-a Plait««'(U in.) 40.00 I7.(MI U.00 II.(HI 3.00 Cup� and SatKYr 4.00 41.00 18.00 Ci.ou 3.511 Broad and ButIU i (3V$ in.) 14.00 10.00 s oil ;ou (Small S rvi «•) ST. LOUIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Remittance to accompany order MBS. It. H. B. THOMPSON (Hurrirt Uvc 1007 H llidiffinoor Drive. Si. L)iii .V Miw tiri r El) MORIARTY’S FAMILY SHOE STOKE Tel. k2-411 -I :i 15) i 1 Kill Stkkkt Holvokk, Mass. MINI TE SERVICE STATION John Mickey” Opalenik Texaco I‘roil acts .‘$2H New I oil St. South Hadley Falls. Mass. Holyoke 74.‘5H V FALLS CAB CO. 4 Hkiixik Sthekt SOI Til IIADLKV FALLS Tel. Holyoke !)33!) HALFW VV SOCIAL CLl B Saiuhridles and French Fries Cocktail Lounge 324 Newton St. Route IKS Sol ’Til IIaolky Falls CAREY THE FLORIST Tel. 4988 We Wish to Thank CONNIE l)E Ml ZIO 35 For Her Many Photographs Which Appear in the 1 !). :$ Llam a ha da Tel. 2-18(14 Fssn F rod nets WHITE WING FILLING STATION L. J. A. (vAKAlLLK, Prop. Package Store (iroeerv ( S Newton St. Soitii IIadlkv, Mass. LOG CABIN CAFE ( ahl Raker, Prop. Peers Wines Liiptors Dinners a Speci (dtp ( () Bridge Street SOITII IIADLKV FALLS, MASS. Tel. Ilolvoke 90(59 • I ( innp! intents of K M CO. South Hauler Falls ( inn diluents of LLERY'S p (;kac;e stoke .‘H i Newton Street .son Xkwton Stkkkt Sol Til I I ADI.IA SOITII IIADLKV FALLS THE LORD JEFFERY F. .1. PmvKit. -lit.. Manager THE PARK NATIONAL RANK OF HOLYOKE I lien Street at Appleton Member Federal Deposit hunt ranee Corporation and the Federal Re scree System For Over ; 0 Years The Hank of Personal Service I JJISES L . . . w vuiu iiwi vjiouuic to any traveler better food or beverages . .. nor a more pleasant atmosphere . . . than you'll find at The Roger Smith. Dine on cruise fare ... at landlubber prices! PARTY FACILITIES ex HOTEL Your headquarters for out-of-town guests AMU ERST. M ASSAC HI S ETTS • COMFORTABLE ROOMS • I)im (! Room • Modern Cocktail Loi ngk Wedding Receptions • Ranchi kts • Solicited Pay-as-you-go liecking Accounts Ideal for Students use No minimum balance required. Deposits may Ik made by mail. ) SITTOLK STUKKT HOLYOKK 2-141T £ li om.piim.en ts CLASS OF 1956 Thunk you. Mount Holyoke, for your patronage throughout the years, l or 11153 we are arranging a special Spring Vaeation in Itcrmuthi for Mount Holyoke. Our European Conducted Tours, several limited to students, are scheduled throughout Spring. Summer and l-'all. Consult your travel injcut or irriti' us for hooks ami achrdnlrs ❖ “Did vou read it? a MARSH TOURS 030 Fifth Ave. New York 40. New York � % Road what? � « Wear the popular WRIGHT DITSON SADDLES Smart two-tone style saddle shoe with leather uppers. Plain toe. Rubber soles. WRIGIIT «X DITSON ■KW Boylston Street Boston “The Valiev Campus’ Column in tin Holyoke Tka s ki p t-Teleuuam. “Oh sure, everybody does. o Just a stone's litroir from rumpus Convenient South Iladley branch of the World’s Largest Specialty Store. I filene’s in South Iladley THE MOON A CAMPUS COURTSHIP ANI) TIIK BUI). I wish that I Could drop you from my mind And sleep all night tin- way I used to do But you come sneaking back a captivi; wind To ’fresh inv grateful memories of you. Y)ii strut about as stately ns a (jiiecn, And meet me open eyed with features fair But I can’t carry on your tickle scene My heart keeps missing beats, you’re in my hair. So, play vour game but I reealt one night When you were not so self-posses•a d. and cool You stuttered, faltered. Think hard, am I right!' •lust toss this little solace to a fool. Remember how the moon hit Murray Court And people turned and stared as “we made sport?” THE BUI) IS STILL DRENCHED IN THAT SAME OLD MOONLKUIT. YANKEE PEDLAR INN Old Fashioned Food Drink and Lodijimj E. H. FRIEDRICH CO. Slat , Slate, Tile Itoojinif ★ ♦ Route ; Holyoke, Mass. SHEET METAL WORK Fire Proof Metal Doors, Windows Holyoke, Mass. 180 THE WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO, INC. 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