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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1954 volume:

LLAMARADA 1954 Patricia A. Booth Editorin Chief Klisl Bancroi I Lynn D. YVashboi rm: Co Business Managers Patricia I jvmbirt Literary Bailor Carolyn Ai.u.n Phologruffhy Bailor Mary K. I.ucki tt Art Editor Patricia I Iamii.ton Advertising Editor MOUNT HOLYOKE SOUTH HADLEY, MASSACHUSETTS Dedication w e dedicate this hook lo the C ommunitv of Mount I lolvoke. and to the SpiriL which fosters individualism on this campus. ehave learned the meaning of academic freedom and will eternally guard the power to exercise free thought concerning all knowledge. SO... w e recall those of New England ho sought and found the same things we are to seek and find from our community. As these men developed much of their philosophies from a New England environment so we seek to seed some ol these ideals from Mount I lolvoke. which, as they, will always serve the preservation of freedom, spirit, and knowledge. Mr. and Mrs. Hi nrv Rox Honoraries Mk. and Mrs. Oeorge Tovey Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wane, 4f 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Sidnia M’arsciiausk's Miss Mary Sherrill. Mr. np Mrs. Roswlli Ham Mr. and Mrs. I )i nis Johnston Miss Mi hibeth Cam� Ron The chief worth of civilization is that it makes the means of living more complex; that it calls for great and combined intellectual efforts . . . and means a fuller richer life. —Oliver Wendell Holmes. Jr. Organizations ( )nr Unit- i your linur Night Club I lie key to club activities is our one and only Night Club. 1 Ins special event is held early in the school year and is the opportunity lor new as well as old students to join any organization or club that they may choose. Of course, it is also the time for buying sttbsc riptions Io C oncerl Series, the News. Uamarada and other campus publications. Wilbur looks as il the circus had come to MHC. I he gaily colored booths. the shouts ol the student barkers, and the rush to ‘sign on the dotted line make Night Club an exciting and satisfying evening for everyone. I nity Council I {very Monday a group of people, comprised of those who head our campus organizations, meet to disc uss integration of campus activities. In this way. events and produc tions do not conllict and new ideas such as A lield days, and campus publicity stunts are given In all organizations lor discussion and criticism. I nity C ouncil, which is relatively unknown to many on campus, plays a vital part in the planning ol fun for all of us. r tt litnlv Ptige Eleven Student Government Association Conner, M i oy. Washburn, DeVel president, inltel M � A, the backbone of our campus community lias as ils prime purpose llir encouragement of at live student rilizensliip. for we. I lie undergraduates are essentiali) learning to rule ourselves by better government. � A accomplishes with increusing success each year the diffic ult task «onlai ling students llirougli the dorms. Know ledge of new executive. legislative, and judicial t Langes are conslunll being presented to us lor approval. Il is through student know ledge and awareness that SOA and ils executive ollicers have, and will continue to give us good government. Iujii anti Mac Page Jtoelve i om Com Richardson. I avlor. Robertson. Mc i ov chairman. W illiams, Bntc ior absent Perhaps one of JR s most important jobs is getting the cooperation of all llie students so as to reduce judicial dec isions to a minimum. I bis is a mm b more difficult thing to do than one might expec t. and as a result tbe board which attempts it must be. and is. patient and understanding. Committees Judicial Board Beebe. Rhroner, Brasheor Siranvon, Rolfe. Dittmer, Brem luuid. Conlev. Mc l mnb I )r ', l f.n{lerht se. I Juris, Herman Committees play a tremendous part in our SC � A. for without them our student government would liardlx be as flint tional as it is today. It is through careful integration of planning and sincere concern for the community that these committees, guided by student heads, achieve recognition. Page 7bit teen Hic.lutulson, Cranf, Mo i oyt McCarthy, Chesohro f'rollick, Kind Toylur, Ifnzelrigg, ohn lon; , S hnln‘11, Cook, ( ’ollins. Koto, lischoi, .ihsonl ()'Monro, Hemphill. Hocht, House Presidents Mount Holyoke's lines!! Did you ever try running sixteen different things at once? Or what about those hint h announcements when your prime opposition was a broken dish washing machine. The HP' s are certainly grand, and we owe them a great deal for their carelul planning and constant good humor. Nat ional Student Assoeiation National Student Association, was created to serve the long-existing need f°i ' representative intercollegiate organization. In print ipal activities .it Ml |( include student government clinics. International Students I )ay. and C ale Society I )ownstair$. It also arranges lours for merican students abroad and foreign students in the I Tiled States. NS A is an organization of College student governments, represented through their student governments by representatives elected from tin entire student body. We are proud to be a member. Pdijc fourteen I aylor, Dooly ttcyiilont, Sloinor. Sirull,-, Dilhuri I ilson, I 'rgulmrt Alien, fAtckelt. H imiltim. li mlh editor in thirl Bancroft, I.am I ter t. Washboume absent. Llamarada It all started in the early sprint� ol 1953. Seven very ex iled people met one day and production was rolling. I here was just no stopping us. I hrough the spring and summer cameras c licked and pencils scratched. I hen came the fall, (autumn, that is) and winter. I )eadlines were to he met. W e met them, and they met us. Now it s spring again, on ly this time it s 1954. and our production has ended. Mamie has begun. Iisery loves ccmi Kifiy Vatic fifteen Athletic Association Last year, and lor (lie past three years. A A has been busy revising its constitution. I he revision has been successfully completed, and as a result, we have a strong, highly organized Athletic: Association. AA touc hes all undergraduates: those highly skilled. Katlwinltcl president. aslduniriw. Cole. I hit-hell. and those highly interested. W illi its numerous clubs for special sports and skills, A A and the Physical llducation Department all work together to give us a varied program of activities. Slrcrli’r Award. Helen I leieett. Maintenance )(imn itu (Ire iduans. It just wouldn I be lair to cx lucle Maintenance from community lift1. Where would we l� e if it weren’t lor those unseen Maintenance Men who keep the ’ lamps lit ? And tl tanks I lerbie and Mickey for all your great help and support during Chapin productions, all of them! ! Home Street Holyoke. Moyer, Scbeffey president, yjutch. Holcomb absent Carrying on an unbiased and unprejudiced study o( current world problems, the International Relations Club discusses in its semi-monthly meetings questions ol international interest and concern. IRC’s intercollegiate conference is the highpoint ol the year, at which time the members play host to distinguished speakers and delegates from colleges in and about New Ilngland. International Relations Club Dramatics Club Dramatics Clui) serves a dual purpose by providing I lie college with outstanding and long-to-be-remembered performances, and its members will� experience in acting and staging fine llieatre. DC invites am and dl who are interested, to work on the productions. Acting, staging, set-designing. onstruction. lighting—it's hard to find an organization with such varied activities. WMHC 1 his is WMHC on your dial!” Variety i unlimited since WMF 1C has no advertisement, and so we are free to bring to you everything from the literary to the operatic to the latest drama and news. Radio work is fun. and as the progress and development of WMHC continues, we will learn t i 11 more about good program building ami engineering. Campbell. Darts manager, hnqlaruler, iggin. McLaughlin. Casey, Philpott, Meredith, Werner. Water Ballet Probably one of tlie most impressive sights on campus is the precision swimming of MHC s famed Water Ballet. With the overhead lights blacked, the pool's lights shine up through the blue water outlining the swimmers as they perform their original water choreography. It is a sight not to be missed. stiller. Siiwn.HO 1, lrnm on, I rotich, I.inton absent. OC is a campus organization that olfers you relaxation and a hange ol pace. Whether you re an old hand at mountain ( limbing and hiking or ii you re a novice. ()( ' has the variety to give you all a wonderful time. Some of C K s a tlvilies include: weekly trips to the cabin, canoeing, cave-exploring, skiing trips, square dances, supper parties, song contests by the ( )( ’ lireplace. and many, many more other activities. The fun is unlimited, and lasts all year! Outing Club Orchestra If you play an instrument I In experience you gain a � a member of tin Ml 1C orchestra is inva luable. Members progress from reading ability to the sintus of one of an integrated group of musicians. I 'uder tbe direction of Mr. I (olden, the orchestra practices one night weekly on various works Imm the classics and gives two conceits a year. ( )r heslra has proven ilsell to be, not only fun, hut an organization %hi h leaches its members to become aware of the musicianship that good music requires. V-8’s It has always been said that I lol yoke is a singing college, and here is proof-positive. I’rom Amherst houseparties to I lolyoke proms and back again, the -8 s do us proud. In this group lie the attributes of outstanding talent and close harmony. All we can say is: “ I hank you -8’s for your wonderful music!’ Page Jwenty Glee Club Spaffard, I'nllicli president. ( • ruber, (jarcin, Kehrli, Toman. ( oiney. Church ill. Shepherds absent llunte. Swanson ou will never forget standing on I lie steps of bbe Chapel looking at the gaily lit Christmas tree. I lie snow was beginning to lall and Dost lliou remember . . still echoed within you. I be Cdee Club, under ibe professional baud of Miss Ruth Douglass, lias given parts of New Kngland. as well as our own community. many such well remembered evenings. Choir Page Jwentyone Fellowshi of Fait lis P Klrlsiftt. WlnJml pmulrnt Sti rt f, • Fellow 'Iiip i .1 titiifjut? organization wliii Ii offers the I lolyoko student Iwidy a wide religious exponent c. Its attivitie fall into four categories: Interfaith Fdm .tlion. Furth Ldui ution. Service and W orship. great deal of hard work and good will i given hy students who work in ( � irl Stout� .. YAV.C. V. Rahhil Hollow and New Haven work t amp� , anti the experience is alway rewarding. Fellowship � program e.ti h year gives the student an ever increasing desire to learn the religion of others as well as to deepen her own. Vatu' Ttrenlv tiro I tnim I mntwrf i ri’«u t rtf ,Vur} li fittritt ('«i dfii I'uauiiM' I lirouqli Dance ( lub all students who irr interested and somewhat trained in 11 n I )«ince may uain ur«it lf inu experien e in tin Fields of hortography and ltr lmitpie fan li year. I hin e lui� presents a Spring I ’rogram I lii year we vrn honored l� v darn ing lor .in International Physical I .duration conference w liicli «ame to I lolvoke especially for tin I ).� n« e. Dance Club 1 tni i.tm t riii Ivt� 'IU W'illJl, I III t.f|f luittHItth Ml i fJnrr- Friends of Art I hough exhibitions are hrlil in Dwight I rirnd$ of rt is an organic ition tb.it rea lies tin entire community I heir activities give everyone a liance to become acquainted with tin newest trend in the rt worhl I br also sponsor lectures in painting, an biter lure, design and s« ulpture. as well os offering a lending library for paintings and prints l ute Tiivntv three News The News! An information bureau to all its readers giving them news of all the hit� events, of people and. as well as All the News that s Fit lo Frint, lhe give ns entertaining feature articles. Not only is it wonderful lor us. but it gives the people interested in journalism a chance to pound all they want to on a hot typewriter lo scoop the latest campus news. Friday night. News is out. week s work of informing the campus ol coming events, past glories. Social notes, and calendar. T Inirsday noon at the Cl and the w ednrsday nigh. deadline, and then, another week begins. •No rii'uvs is flood ftnoozc Patje Jioeiily-jour News Bureau hr yjortfiw. I low did your neighbors .it home know that you hod just won «i (Toss countr relu ? W hy. thc read it in our hometown news . . . indirectly via News Bureau. I hat s News Bureaus job: to keep us in touc h with the world, and the world in touch with us. Rinint's (inllorx. Blackstick K er seen anyone on campus with .1 hl.uk stripe from the lop ol her lorehead to the lip of her nose I hat's Blackstick s initiation, one that s bound In cal. I. an eye and properb introduce the wearer to Mount I lolyoke’s honorary literary society. Since {HY), members have been elected on the basis ol their ability in creative w riting and have met to disc uss I heir work. ( Kirin, Xrlson. iMimi orci. rilliannon, l'i rr. fohnton. Page 7wenty-fivc — ran T he life tfial I liaue chosen gives me my full hours of enjoyment for the balance of my life. 1 he sun will not rise, or set, without my notice and thanks ' —Winslow Homer Activities Convocation Convocation means «1 calling together . but in reality it means a great deal more than just that. It is the time when the ideals ol college seem closest It� everyone. It is the lime when we consciously are warmed bv the strives Ml 1C has made over her long history, and it is the lime when we lullv realize the importance of our impressive faculty. This year convocation held two meanings for the Ml 1C community. It was not only the ofli ial opening ol a new year, hut it was also a year which was to see the appearance of .1 new ( hemistry building here on campus. I hrotigh the year we saw our dream laboratory materialize. We know what it means to those who pushed it through, and we t an only say it is another step in a great history’ of a grt .� l institution. Hazing Day in f t not if nit ye Ijr not jndtjcd I lazing day is an event which is never forgotten by Freshmen and Seniors alike. I his year we arranged a two hour period lor hazing and afterwards, a picnic in Wilhur. with some mighty line entertainment, featuring the Australian student, S. I.ongsworth. Later as the costumes ol the Heinzs 57 were removed, the hlack academic robes forgotten, hazing day melted into one of the most memorable days we ll see at Ml 1C. ( ii nutui. steiiHvl. anti tit bird Page 'Jbirty Mirror, minor on lilt■ uull . . . I I it yitul Maestro (. oiniiifi in on i ro w anil a pruwr. Siegfried! For llie ( Ins ol 1. I Ins mime w ill alw ays bring lo mind silvered shields, and winged helmets. lirunnhilda on a rope, an orchestra that never played, a river that lowered. €i lire that danced, rings and heer mugs that leased a campus, rehearsals that had us in ir les . . . and all the hours ol planning, work and cooperation that made Junior show still ours after November hirst. Junior Show ( rn:y ( it ir 7hirly-one 'MHfttfhmmi Founder s Day In the presence of tradition we honor the heritage of Mary Lyon. It is on this day. Founder's Day. that her memory is fully acknowledged by student and faculty alike. PiUjc Jbirty-two Mountain Day 11n hrrtl I hmitqft llir InuLiin « « At two minutes ol eight one bright October morning you II see students gathered outside every dorm on campus. I hen the hells start ringing the hour. -1-5-6-7-8 . . . and then there s a dead silence, a moment of silent prayer, and . . . suddenly the hells start ringing. All bedlam breaks loose, it s ftloimtain Day. Lunches are made, blankets are grabbed, and students, hauling various odd and sundry items, take to the hills. It is a day long awaited and long remembered. ( iteration Mobilization this fi f mi � r.sMirv Page Thirty-three Christmas i ( arols start after I hanksgiving . . . and evtTywhere people sing Noel. I lie shops uptown are dot orated almost overnight, and Mr. Keyes w raps I lie CM. in C hrislmas spirit. Almost before we realize it. it is the last Sunday before viti ation I la Sophomores enrol in the dorms and the Seniors serenade their honoraries. ( hrislmas lime means ( dee ( luh lime, and with il I he anticipation ol I lie enrol concert in I he « hit pel.. .and through the Iasi blueboohs and papers runs llie pre- I own I lall excitement and ihe strains ol Stuff We i oef. I ben too are our house dances and I lolly Hop: ihe C Kristinas Iree in I be living room, and the gaily lit Iree on c amptts . . . finally . . . ll� e mad rush lor home, and the sudden, inevitable snow. i Page Jbirty-four Holly Hop Weekend I lie dance at Christmas! What a weekend I lolly I lop always is . .. lea dances in llie dorm . . . orphan parlies, and who was that dale dressed as Santa? I hen al long last, the dance. C hapin, decked out with ( hrislmas Irees and holly, looks lor dl the world like a-land of-make believe. I hen. ol c ourse, there i singing during intermission by the -8 s. I .ast year ibex gave us a program ol carols, modern style . . . and Sunday . . . the carol concert wliic h we nexer forget . . . early morning serenade . . . what a weekend . . . Page Jhirty-fh’e Llamie I lie first dance ol (lie year, and I lie first college formal for tlie freshmen! I here are hike rides. |)i nic$. walks around upper anil lower lake, and undoubtedly a jam session in the Cl. And il all started with a letter and many, many plans. Snowball Snowball completes the cycle of winter and fall dances. And. os do most dances, the plans always follow some mad scheme for getting I lim up to campus. Chances are • • • you get him a room a mile and a half off campus, but 1 le’s usually a good sport. Every! hi ng seems to be running smoothly, only your flowers didn t come until an hour late, and when they did. they were a c orsage of beautiful red roses . . . the only trouble was. you were wearing a ... oh. well, the evening was wonderful, and you can hardly wait lor Llamie to come once more. Junior Junior Prom should rightly he c idled Junior weekend, for at livilies 1 iirl Friday night. and l«� at a high pilch until Sunda evening. Friday your date arrives and il s up to the C.l. lor offce or down lo ilhur and then possibly a quick lour round campus. Saturday usua 11 y sees co-ed c lasses, hut I hey re soon forgotten, as parlies, complete with portable radios, start off for pit nic s. No matter how lar into the afternoon the picnics seem lo rim. you’re always hungry for dinner either “out or in the dorm. I hen there s the pleasant confusion lo Chapin . . . the dance . . . the King and Queen, and finally, the last wa It .. Page Jlnrtyseren J hjr I hir tv eight May Queen Court Parents’ Day | ay clay . . . the loveliest weekend of then� all. wlicn we honor our parents, inviting them to share with us fun and beauty at I lolyoke. I here’s the baseball game, fathers, daughters and faculty . . . and the canoe races on Upper Lake. And. the biggest event of them all. the crowning of the May Queen and her C ourt, heralded by the colorful pageant ol the Dance. I ea is served in the dorms as all the halls hold open house, and the afternoon and evening are climaxed by the Spring production of the Dramatic Club . . . now. all we can think is. ( iraduation is so close.’ Page Thirty nine Vage Jorty Commencement Before we Know it. majors are over, and that wonderful week of relaxing with friends. Now it s the last minute packing . . . selling furniture . . . your last ‘ college flings ... and then the hig weekend. Senior serenade on lower lake with the lantern making patterns in the water, and songs you II always remember. I he DC play that you and your folks wanted to see. and the ( dee Club concert. I hen Sunday, with the Baccalaureate service in the morning and. in the evening, vespers with the Senior choir. Finally Monday morning, and with it the realization that commencement means the beginning of a long association wi th MHC. Pacje Jorly-one . . among all the outward gills of God. humano learning and the knowledge of languages and good arts are excellent . . . Truth finds few at leisure —Roger Williams Academic P. Richardson. Allen. A. Richardson. Jordan. Izinltom. Phraner. I illlefirhl, l.ern. I.each, KooL, Pinein. Jia shore. Department Club Heads Every so often, I hursday evenings become very popular. Activities go on in Skinner. Clapp. Sliattuck. W ilbur, and sometimes in facu Ity bomes. What is it? W ho is it? W hy ii s I )eparlment Club night. I hese clubs not only ac t as a sourc e of information to majors, but they also at I as a liaison between lields. Very often the Physiology club will meet with the Zoology club or the Chemistry club. Last year the Philosophy club and the C hemistry club bad a panel disc ussion on the Scientific Method which proved exceedingly good experience for the students. hese functions require responsible people to organize and to execute them. I hese people are loo often taken lor granted and not given the rec ognition their work deserves . . . from all the majors, we ny thanks! Vage forty-five Faculty ( f is.su: po$i I rll me mmt ier I lie relationship between faculty and student body liere at I lolvoke is something that is admired by many other colleges and educational institutions. It is true, we are very lucky lo have such a close association. I he proof lies in the many invitations offered to the faculty for dinner, or lor lea, and invitations offered to us. What student wouldn I jump at the chance to visit with a faculty member at tea. or dinner? I'reshman year il seems a little hard to adjust to the fact that after all. faculty are human beings: sophomore year you have no such trouble. It is senior year that you wish the relationship were just beginning. Page Jot ly-six I iro square roots. Ini tit vivre Ideal liriru . P(Uje Tarty seven Academic The A fioro. Why did we come to college in the first place? Basically we must have been attracted by the academic world, and hence, we are fated to spend four years in the pursuit of a liberal education, only to find, at graduation, actually how little we know! One thing, among many, the academic teaches us is confidence in the pursuit ol know'ledge. W hether it be in a baby course. Tennis anyone? Pthjc forty eight or in an adult seminar, we «ire c onslanlly learning tin- ways ol study. In labs, we learn to correlate the let lure material with I lie practical, and in order to prevent any baby I I bombs, we are gradually initiated into the methods ol Science. Sometimes, though, the ways of study have peculiar effects. I here are those who study lar. far into the n and must suffer the effects of caffeine poisoning . . . and then, there are those who maintain that your best sleep t omes before midnight, and so they rise at I AM and try to make the best of the day. I here are those who study walking to t lass, in class, at lunch. or breakfast, while talking to friends, in the shower, or while knitting . . . and yet. with our complaining, we d all do it again! I,lant me rune, t itf me later. Vnge forty-nine Library � i|x r in embryo form I ho library an rightly he railed I lie center of I folyoke. W hether an English or ( hem major, a Freshman or Senior, ut various limes all have spent hours in these halls. I he activity ranges from attempts at concentration in the stacks to peaceful sleeping in the Stimson room, hut the very art of going to the lihe connotes the purpose of studying. I In Hi «� l.riitnimi Page Ji ty Mr Sovil Duris Lecture and Concert Series W ednesday nights are very special for the community of I lolyolce. (. mest speakers come to tlie campus and give lectures on everything from arl to politics to science. I liese evenings usually turn out to he extremely stimulating. Forums after the lectures serve as a meeting ground for lec turer and students, where we may he certain of getting authoritative answers to our questions. I rofosor ft ilii i K I iiirlmnl: I hiring the spring, a ommiltee oinposed of members of the I lolvoke Junior League, fnc ally advisors from llu M «isi - I department and students. boose loin t one eris w 11ic li they think w oidd appeal Io I be c ommunily. W e have bad wonderful and memorable evenings hearing from tin C leveland Symphony and other famed guest artists I In� I hit i« lord CJuurlri Page Tifty-orw ‘ When 1 walked forth at dawn to see new things, Were fields, a river, and beyond, more fields. —Robert Frost Community BKST Post Office Corridor l M Cluk ( ) nippy Joy If you happen to walk l v Mnrv Lvon anv week dav morning at 10 AM. you will see a very strange sight. A steady stream ol students go in one door, and an equally steady mol) push their way out into the chapel garden. What s the mysterious attrac- tion? I he answer could be con fined to the word. mail, but that is being entirely unfair, alter all what would we do without lunior him I� ? PO is notorious for its politics, high finances, and secret business deals. Almost any morning a you blindly stumble through the legs of innocent by-slanders ah sorbing the news of llie day on the PO blackboard. some one w ill whisper in your ear. HAVE VOL’VOTED TODAY? Mosi of the lime you are too numb to answer, so you continue fighting your way into the “cash-your heck ’ window. Alter you've re ceived your money, you decide to spend it all on Junior lunch, lie ing sufficiently aggressive, you manage to needle a sandwich through a sea of eager fingers. ( dancing to the left, vou can see that PO 259 is empty, so you glance to tlx right, hut alas! your PO hoard is also empty. Proper I disturbed, you now charge out into the garden, only to gaze at your emptx hand . . . and to think of your empty stomach. Ihniruinii tlwvlt Col or it mniormr ’ I hr line up. Page fifty-five Class of 1954 W’iriJfls, I enrillificr ftresitJenl, Rubin. ( raiff. tnnlmll Poulins. Si pti 'ini r . . . w e pul on our« ups rind gowns. and suddenly found ourselves in n world we had long awailcd. Il as almost like dressing up in our first grown-up clothes. ( )ctobek . . . there ere those c aps and gowns again, and the day we marc hed into chapel. l Page 7ifty-six November . . . December, and so through the year the months went by each bringing fun and excitement and the thought that everything was happening to us lor the last lime. I hen. too. were the months in freshman year, and the thrill o( everything that was new. I hen we looked ahead to the big events in our college lives. Polar Hears, I count your happy hours — Harry. But . . . no matter where we go. through the months to follow and the years to come, we can always look back on that lirst day when we became Seniors. I hat was the beginning. I he end will only be found in the far. far distant future. In Spring . . . PiU)e Fifty.seven Class of 1955 ( Ubnt'i «i 0;20. Actually wc don I know how il happened, but all of a sudden, we, of all people, had Lillie Sisters and were explaining I he intricacies of college life to them. Next thing the campus knew. we had disappeared Irom the Cl. smoker, and Wilbur and were working on our great American epic, Hi IIo I'risco. Field mice. C ircular Concentration. Page ‘Fifty-Height bout tlie lime llial we Col our work caught up, we Found ourselves in 1 0 yelling, Junior Lunch, going lo grey Ladies, and discussing whom we were going to invite to lunior Prom. But. no matter how quk kly the year went, we shall never forget the one suspended moment when we saw the seniors lile in at convocation and we thought . . . Next year it will be us! ! Hi I lo iristv. Women in wfiilo. Page 7i fly-nine Class of 1956 Hiem, Sc iTU itlenrll i i resitlenl, I rrcathan, Rtilfwrfonl, keiiii sou. C’ooper. So we relumed tilled will� plans for Soph Reception. Shit, and I lop . . . ext hanging exuberant greetings, and getting to know ea h other again ... I here we were . . . sliding into the routine ol classes . . . Saturday cuts . . . assuming a worldly attitude towards I lazing Day. Once again we emerged somewhat shaken Irom hluebooks and papers, and handed together for Christmas caroling. Page Sixty l)iff 11 in I era a-azy slide rule! followed I v doughnuts and coffee nor Ihr al I lie C I. Soph I lop ... w hiris of I idle brightening Mustering March . . . harlesloning in our hare lect . . . spring and picnicking on the C ormccticul ... confusion of choosing majors, and linally watching our big Sisters graduate . . . the end of a wonderful year . . . Ilrlln roommate. I It new it itMis you! By the short'$ of ( tilt hi ijotuni Don! I loot til you ee the whites of their eyes. Meanwhile, hack at the jungle . Class of 1957 I hat lirsl day al Mount I lolyoke. Will vi ever forget? Yre stood in line for hours felling those lillle yellow cards, having people beg us In buy subscriptions to everything and anything «1 ’’college girl needs. I hen our Big Sist ers. those wonderful angels in while, and Mr. I leinc. the campus op. directed us to our dorms where we found our temp, doubles and long awaited roommates. As we rushed from meeting to meeting (honestly, did you ever think they would end?) we began to recognize and remember the freshmen, our class. I low a propos it was to have our color: green! Page Sixty tiro ' '«'« those I'reshmen. Monriliijin ) ;v fiteolher Hul gradually. Mount 1 lolyoke s traditions became familiar to us. I lie C I. tin l ila . Mountain Day, I.lamio, luniur Show. I lolls I lop. and all the rest were part ol our lives, too.—and a very special part of our lives, because this was our Lreshman year, our first year at Mount Hoi yoke. I toliiloy totem, Va(}e Sixty three Familiar Keyes Squeeze. Apothecary Aqony, I rtlu� tieo they're nmll Our favorite caller. Scenes Wr lire to eat. Mil II I If i oil. Mrclmnlcal ngr ( i hhI souls. Mules tpiOil browsing. I he o lice of the scholar is to cheer, to raise. and to guide men by showing them facts amidst appearances. —Ralph Waldo Emerson Seniors MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE NIN E I E E N FIF T Y- F OUR Cairo I yn Allen MATHEMATICS - Sally Jo Addington PSYCIIOLQOY Katherine Adler PSYCI IOLOGY Katherine h Iarion Armstrong ZOOLOGY Page Sixty-nine MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Betlelou Backus POLITICAL SCIENCE Elizabeth ( ainpbell Arnold ZOOLOGY Page Seventy NINE TE E N I I FT Y-FO U R Margil Ingegerd hides Badt PSYCIIOI.C GY Anna Illise Bancroft AMERICAN' Cl'LITRE POL1TICAI SCIENCE J aide Bel Barnes 111 STORY Page Seventy- MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Ellen Baron ECONOMICS AN I) SOCIOLOGY Elizabeth Anne Bash PHILOSOPHY ore 'V- Carolyn Bart hoi f FRENCH Nancy ( aroline Bauer POLITICAL SCIENCE Page Seventy-two NIN ET E EN I IFTY-FO U R Svlvia Beclx j ART Gwendolyn Kay Bennaton y y IIISTORV Lynn Audrey Benoliel PSY( I IOI.OGY Page Seventy three MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Judith Berkowitz ( 111-MlSTR'i Dorothy Anne Bernstein PSYCHOLOGY Jean I )ixon Birchard i ns rc Susan Blake ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY Page Seventy font NIN ETEEN I I FTY -FOUR I ’atricia Aclele Booth IIISTOKY Joann I lawns Brabson INTERNATIONAL KM 1 TIONS Sal )ra IxlIon Bowman pi.. x I s II ( I Barbara Jean Brabam ZC X 1.(Xj'i Page Seventy-five MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Nancy Jane [Varner POLITICAL SCIENCE Susan Ilsta Brenner ECONOMIC S AND SOCIOLOGY Anna Catherine Brashear MUSIC Sylvia B( '(I I ore I Breuchaucl PLANT SCIENCE Page Seventy-six NINI: I E E N I 11 I Y -1 C) U R Lisa 1 brewer 7.001 .OGY 1 lelen I .ouise Brooks ENGLISH I.ITERATURE Edith lurray Brown ECONOMICS WDMKTIOLOGY Ba rbara I .ei«h Brown low PSYCl IOEOOY Page Seventy-seven MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Susan I ('irill Bryant FXX'I.ISI I C( IMPOSITION’ Sara Ann ( ampbell I . X )N( )MI( S ANI) SOCIOI .OCX Eleanor I iltersnn ( arly i : GI |S|| ('OMIX JSITION AND I.ITFKATl’KF Pa$c Seventy -eight NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR Patricia Dowling ( asey LATIN I .aura Anneslcy ( hase ENGLISH IITERATURE Ann Burton ( hase PSYCI IOLuTA Jovce I’.lhcl ( hesbro MUSIC Piige Seventy nine MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Sally Bigelow ( hurchill ART ( arof V irginia ( onron POLITICAL SGIF.NCF f Ann Hackworth Conley PSYCIIOLOCY Margaret Ann Cook ZOOLOGY Ptiije Cighty NIN E T E E N I IF T Y- F O U R Constance Wirth ( raig ENGLISH I ITERATURE Garnet Rita I )avidson CHEMISTRY C onstance I Van ( miners ECONC)MICS ANI) SO IOLOGY Joan Diane Davidson GERMAN Pagc igbty-one MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Joan I larrid I Javidson ENGLISH ('(IMPOSITION Lynn N lerle Davis ECONOMIC S W’l) SOCIOLOGY Sarah latlach I )avis ZOOLOGY Vage Eighty-two NIN E I E E N I I FT Y- FO L' R C orinnc I Hillman ENGLISH COMPOSITION Louise DeVel POLITICAL SCIENCE ( atherineC oil I )ickey ciiemistio Barbara Joan I )illmc'r FRENC 11 Vagc £igbty three MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Teresa Jeanne Domurat ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY Barbara Jean Drummond FRENCH Frances Collette Doucet POLITICAL SCIENCE Joan DuBois RELIGION Vage Eighty four NIN E T E E N F11 TY-F O L R Ellen Ein Korn POLITICAL S( II V E Ann I )avis El well. ECONOMICS ANI) SOC. 'IOI.OGY Kathleen El izahelh Everett POLITICAL SCIENCE Janet Field POLITICAL S( II Page Eighty-five MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE I N larv I Ielen Finik PSYCIIOLOCY Elaine I .ois Fischer PSYCI IOI .OGY h I ary Lee Firth 111 STORY Page £igbty-six NIN K T E E N I IF T Y- F O U R ShirI ey Louise I orrest PSYCI loi .or.v Elizabeth Louise Franz HISTORY Prudence Putnam I'rost ZOOI.( C,Y Page Eighty-seven MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE larv Frvmoyer � v. ECONOMIC S AND SOCIOLOGY Lei rion Al icc Gavlor RELICTION Frieda ( larabedian. FRENCH Margaret Lundy Gibson IIISTORY Page Eighty-eight NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR Nancy Ann ( � i I Icn IIISTC )RY I ( arol ( linsburg Ki-i.ir.K Nancy Jo ( loggin psy( I ionics ( ireta ( mslalson ( nanam i-; r,i isi! i.n i k yivki-: Page Eighty-nine MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Joy Scuclder Greenawalt ART I1 ranees N larv Gruber ENGLISH LITERATURE Page Ninety NINE TE EN F1 FT Y- FC) U R N lary N largaret I laas mii.osomv Patricia Ann I lamilton ECONOMIC 'S A 'I) S()( l( 1 OGY Sally Ann I lall ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY Letitia Jeanne I lammond ENGLISH LITERATI’RE PiUje Ninety one MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE N lary I larper MATHEMATICS Joan Frances I Iealy poi.itic.m science Stephanie Wei born I lazelrigo S' rei.ick ) Carol I'airlicld I lenshaw FRENCI I Ninety two NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR Jill I lerman IATIN I Ielen Rose I lewitt 7.001.(x '.v Sa 11 - Bovaircl I loddick pri:mi:i ic i I larriet Sturgis I lollistcr .()()l.(X iV Page Ninety-three MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE SvI via I lolman j PSYCIIOLOGY Elspeth Bailie 1 Iughes i: r.LISII LITERATURE Phoebe I larvey I lopkins SPEED I AND DRAMA Frances Baldwin 1 Inme ENGLISH LITERATURE Ptkje Ninety four NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR Audrey I ,ee I Ison POLITICAL SCII'NCL largaret Jefraim Cl ILMIsTRY Judith Barbara lac :oby philosophy Alice IS lalhilda Johnson PSYCHOLOGY Pa0c Ninety-five MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE A I )orolhy Anne Johnson t: oi.isii a imposition Lisbelh 1 vonne Jordan PSYCIK LOGY irginici Inman Johnston HISTORY Nanrv I laves Joslin ENGLISH LITERATURE Piuje Ninety-six NIM I I:I:N I IF I Y-FOUR Ellen I Jicile Kattwinkel PI IILOSOI’I IV Virginia Anne Kenyon PSYCl IOI.OCA AM) I :i )l’( I K)N Sharon Louise King HISTORY J njc Ninety-seven MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Beatrice h laclelyn Knapp ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY Susan Marshall Knox zooi .OGY Page Winety eii ht NIN E TE E N I I FT Y-FOUR Alvce Paul ine Krvla ENGLISH LITERATURE Karol en Allrieda Koob ENGLISII I ITERATURE Jeannette Elizabeth Krosnowski IIISTORY Tsun -yu Kwan CHEMISTRY Page Ninety- MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE 4 Patricia A. Lambert CHEMISTRY Joan Adda Larson AMERICAN Cl I TURK Priscilla Leach Cl IEM1STRY Marie Louise Langbein EC()N()MIC S W'l) SOCIOI.OCY Page One Thnulred NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR Margaret I Vi ( Iman Lee ( IIEMISTRY ( onstance Pierce Lemmon ZOOI.C )C. Y Anne 1 J i a belli I .eehey POI.ITICAI SCIENCE Edith M iriam I .evo i.ati mi:kk an n i ii km; Page One Hundred One MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Belle I .oiiise Lifson POLITICAL SCIENT 'E Alice Ann Lindemann I I1STORY One Hundred 7wo NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR mmmtm Beverlv Ann Longlev o j I HSTOR ( mlc Elizabeth Long ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY b Iarv Bell Longsvvorth PHILOSOPHY' Vage Ont Jhnulrcd 'Three AIIdOSO HIM AOAUD] JOSG.I _| Oliuy olijsOcII oj i isi i . )m:i IIBlllA' j SUJBO] A.1B| vj Jil0£ pwpillljt . H() 1MV yp pir | LIBUiSuiNj A.IB| SJ H'JTHOJ HMOVIOII IWIOK NIX E I E E N FI FT Y-FO L R loan Elizabeth McC arthy I . OMI( 'S . l) S()( loi.c )GY Patricia Joan X Ic.Gintv w MATIII.MATK S Elizabeth AnneMcC ollom pi n sic )i_or.Y Kathleen Elizabeth Mc Kee X X i x A Pittic (hie Viuuhvil Tire MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Dorothy I .ouise h IcAIannis u PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY lari I yn Isabel Massari % RELIGION MaryC hiislina Marlin MAI III MATICS h larjorie Ai h le h laxwel I I IIST( )RY Pchje One Hundred Six NIN E T E E N I 1F T Y- F O U R Gwendolin Irene Maver POIJTK l SCIENCE ( atherine Penelope Mehler GEOLOGY 't ( Kristine Ann MeredilK POIJTK i sni-A'r i; Virginia Ann lerriwel her piiysioi ra ()f i • linn died Seven MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE N lanmrel . nn lesser i xr.i.wi i:k riRi: e ART a locie irginia( lertrude Mirabele ITALIAN Joyce Adrienne [ontgomery RI'.I.ir.lON l uie Onv lhuuIrcJ f.nlbt H!M pJJpuui£ -niQ IN.UYNM.LI I IISITJNB |UO|lUll| Y liny HAJljlB | rdM.nvMMiri iisnoN i jjojjo| ouiit m?| v.x ) IC )l UASd (l. ' AO( yiOISAIId )SJOK 1||0CJ 11 im. i OJ()()| |OJL ) M n O 3A JL 3IA M3 3 L 3 IN MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE N fan’ Nina Anne Murphy mm i i sciknce Ml SIC I il ISM COMPOSITION h fary Joanne Noll nxci.isii i.nriKAiT ’Ri-: Page One Hundred Jen NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR Elizabeth Ann 1 lary O’Meara AMKRK N CUl IVRE N lariann I heresa diPalma PSYCl IC )| ( XiY Elizabeth Johnson Page EC( INC MK: ANI) SOC'101 .OGY Cynthia Ann Palmer ZOC )LOGY MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Nr ' if I )ianne Parker POLITICAL SCIENCE Susan Kemp Passano ART Jane bav Pascale ( k ii.( h;,y Janice liene I astorius PLANT SCIENCE Page One WtnnlreJ Tteelne NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR I Jorotliy Ann I )hi I lips 1-xr.i.isii I ITI KATI Rl Ann I hi11 oLL miiosc tmv Adelaide Jackson I Jiraner I ('OXOMK 'S WT) S0( l( 1 Of.Y Pone One Utiinlred Thir teen MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGI Arlelle Picrrarcl POI.ITK i.s( n: ri -mconomics AND SOCIOLOGY Joan laria Pinevia ITALIAN Alice Jane Pomeranz PSYC1 |()I .O('A Mel en Pool h I ’ontius PI IYSIOI OGY Page One 'Hundred fourteen NIN K I E E N I I FT Y- FC) U R N larlene ( «lack’s I ’ressman ZOOLOGY Grela Marie Prolzmann psychology larv I aicincla I ’rimrose PI IYS1CS N largaret. I ’elegia Rainke FRENCH Page One JltmtlrCil fifteen MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Irene klizabelh Anne Ramsay FRENCH Svlvia I uilinc Rainer ECONOMICS AM) SIK'IOI.(X'A C.EOC.RAPI h C ami Suzanne Reel van Iy CHEMISTRY Vtitic One Hwuheil Sixteen NIN ETE E N EI FT Y- FOUR Shirl eyjane ReecI MATI II MATICS PSYCI IOI.C )CY I erry Rae Richards AMFRK ('1 'I Tl 'RF J ujc One Hundred Seventeen MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Alice I Ia ward Richardson RE I K'.ION Dorodiea Richardson ENG1.ISII I ITERATURE ( iraceann Ridlon ENGLISH COMPOSITION Page One JUnulral Eighteen NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR 7.CK )|.(X'.Y ( Milliia Ann Rolfc w knoijsii i .iterature Ann Llizabelh Rose HISTORY I jbbv June RosenfelcI POLITICAL SCIENCE Page One Jltntiltcd Nineteen MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Lllin Rosen zweig ART C � rotchen Louise Sauer I'01.1 IK Al. SCIENCE Carole Ruth Rubin AMERICAN CULTURE N lacleleine Gilman Sell a Iz PSYCI IOI.OGY Page One Hundred 7wenty NL N ET EI: N I 11 TV- FOUR ( arol Ann Sell neck pi .. . T SnivNC'K Pamela van kgmond Schilthuis HISTORY A Iarie Iili .abelh Schubert PSYC'IIOI (X'.Y Pthfc One lhnulrcil Jtnenty-one MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Alice .Joy Schwartz i x’c'.i isi i iMmsrrit I .ois I jhhy Schwartz BIOLOGY Joan Shriner ZOC i.( X3Y Vcufe One 'Hundred Iwenty two NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR Sal lie I jonclon Siegrrsl IIISTORY (Vlyssia Arlee Skonras POI.ITK AI S( 11 I Nancv C arolvn Skinner i J ( IIKMISTKV N largaret Jean Slayhaugn PLANT S II N' I J u!c One ?hnulred Twenty three MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Susan knoll Smith I’OIJTK l SC'ICX'CK Anita Spiro PNC,PISI I COMPOSITION Rosabel Jerome Sorsby HNOUSII COMPOSITION Charlotte I jGQ Springer GKOLOCY l ulc Out lltimlml Tnvrily- oiir NIN E I I: I: N I IF T Y - F O U R klaud ia ( )ckert Steidle LATIN AMERICAN ( l 'ITURE MATHEMATICS Katharine C raig Stewart IIISTORY Joan I falliclay Strong MATHEMATK '$ Pacje One lluniln'd limitY-five MOUNT IIOLYOKK COLLEGE helilh larie Swanson 7.C OI.OGY I lelen Swanson E( ()NOMI S XI)S( X'lOl.C)( ','! MarvEI oanor Svncr w • HISTORY Ptjqe One Hunched 7� roily-six Nl NET KEN FIFTY-FOUR C onstance Florence I ate PSVOIOIOC.Y AM) HI)lJCATK Alice Burke acv h Ri:i IC.IOX Mari I n I )iane I ail ( IIHM1STKY Alice DaingerfielcI I ay lor XOOLC GY Page One .Hundred Jirenlyseren MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Ellen Bren ton I avlor !•: 'ON’OMICS AM) SCJCIOI..OGY I Jnetla Jayne I liompson SPANISII PihU‘ One Hundred Jwentyeigbt NIN E I E E N I I FT Y- FOUR Joan Lulita I horns I1ISTORY Patricia Ann I omlin ZOOLOGY I )hyllis Elaine I hornhill fc I'( ON’OMK S n SOCIOLOGY Anne SKcllev W al ennan v ZOOI jOGY Page One JhirnheJ Twenty-nine MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE I )orolhv Lllen ciss ioutkwi M U NCI- Sally Ann W est haver mu osopi iv And rev Welsh E ()N( )MICS AXI) SOCIOLOGY N larcia Anne W hite i: oi.isi I COMPOSITION Page One Hundred Thirty NINETEEN FIFTY-FOUR I Aclia Shepherd Wiegand ( H )|.( )GY Lynn askbourne Will iains GEOLOGY Nancy iggin ECONOMIC S AND SOCIOLOGY I dioche Ai II 1C Will jams miLOSOH n Piuje One Jlundretl Jbirly-otie MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE V N larv hlizabeth Will iamson ENGLISH COMPOSITION Gerl rude An ne in(Ids ENGLISH LITERATURE Page One Hundred Jbhly-two NIN E TE E N I IF I Y-FO UR ivian Anne nods psvnioi.c )G Jean Northorp oodward psychology Barbara risibt ( H 'll X '.Y Pihtc Otic Hundred Jhirty three MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Rosemarv ''I okell te st h: tii ic sPE TSoi;SPi;i;ni Diane Aid a Zanazanian PSYCII01.0CA Nancy Leigh Zimmerman RELIGION Page One Hundred Jbirty four NIN E I E EN I I FT Y- FO U R N largarel Ann .im merman n OOLOGY NOT PICTURED Carolyn litchell IcC ully ENGLISH LITERATURE mi Page One Hundred Thirty-five Former Members of the Class of 1954 MI£LBA ABRIL LAMARQUL MARY ADAMS BETTY JANE KINDER CONSTANCE KINZIE CHRISTINE AMIRIAN KATHLEEN LADD HELEN APPELL RUTH LANCS JANE BASSETT GERALDINE LERNER CL IARLQTTE BEBB MARY LESTER NANCY BRUCE ELEANOR A McDONALD CAROLYN CALDWELL FUI JE MacDONALD CHARLOTTE CHRIST SARAI1 MARSH MARGUERITE CLAGETT CAROIAN MAULL KAPPELMANN ELLEN COOK ELISE MONTGOMERY NANCY CRANE MARION MOODY BARBARA CUTLER JANE MOREHOUSE TERESA DABROWSKA MAUDELLEN NEWMAN JANE DALE ELIZABETH OWENS ELIZABETH DAMRON ANN PARKER ODETTE DIEISI1EIM BETTY PARKER DOROTHY DL’RI JAM BETTY PATCH SANDRA EAGER JEANETTE POWELL SALLY ERECKSON ELIZABETII QUARLES MARSHA FAYFIEI.D NANCY RITTMASTER EDITH FINEBERG BARBARA RUBIN GREEN MRS. ROBERTA FOSTER BEVERLY SKIFF CLAIRE GARRISON HELEN SMIT11 JOAN GOLDSTEIN JACQUELINE SMITI1 JOANNE GORDON CYNTHIA SPEARE JANE HARRINGTON PAMELA STROI1MENGER JAN HASBROUCK AUDREY STRUSSER JANET HENDLEY JOY STUCKER GABR1ELLE 1IILLER NANCY TIBBOTT SHIRLEY HUNSINGER SARAH ULRICH BARBARA HUNTER ELIZABETH UNGAR ELEANOR IRETON MARIETTA VOGLIS SANDRA JENKINS MARILYN WEBER JENNY DALE JOIINSTON LOIS WEINBERG MARY JORDAN KAY WILLIAMS SUE KAST EILEEN WILLJAMSON NANCY KELLEICII 1 LAX LITE WOLANSKY Page One Hundred Jbirty-six Llamarada Staff Patricia Booth..... I A nn w ashboume Elise Bancroft..... Patricia Lambert.... Carolyn Allen...... Patricia I lamilton . Mary Luckett....... .......Edilor-in-( hief .( o Business ‘Manager ( Y -Business Manager .......Literary Editor ...Photography Editor ....Advertising hditor ............Art Editor CLASS EDITORS Diantha Lamb. 1955; Arlene Iiailey. 1956: Joyce Mitchell. I95 CIRCULATION Arlene Bailey, Circulation Manager; Bridges, Brown, Chapin. Croke. Dionne. Graham. Harvey. Jurgcnson, Lowell. McCarty. McGonagle. Madara. Master. Saffir, Shields, lalcott, I hompson. I hompson. I3.. aughn. PHOTOGRAPHY Marianne diPalma. Photographer: Campbell. Krasne TYPISTS Joyce Mitchell, Chairman: Brumfield. ( anaday. ( arter. ( ook. Cowan. Gorton. Harrington. Judd. McManemin. I ilton PUBLICITY Bailey. J. Barrett. Bingham. Judkins. Kaulmann. McLaughlin, Smith. E., I ownsend Page One Hundred Thirty• Phi Beta Kappa Society fliela Chapter of Massachusetts of 1 he 1 lii Beta Kappa Society Active Members 1953-1954 A. Elizabeth Adams Nonna Adams Mildred Allen C «race E. Bales Mary S. Benson Jean Blanchard Boardmain Bump Leslie G. Burgcvin Merihoth E. ( arneron Edward P. ( fancy Alzada Comstock Blanche Brolhertun ( o I Mrs.) Ruth J. Dean ( harlot te I) Evelyn Joanne Elliott Ruth E. I’airhank (Dr.) Alice I I. Farnsworth Jane Ferguson alcntinc Giainatli Elizabeth (Jreen Pal tie J. ( «roves (I )r.) George L. I lull Roswell ( � . I lam Everett I lawkins Marian I laves ( harlotte I laywood Inez L. I legarty ( onstance 1 I indie Mildred S. I toward Fred L. Kiokcmcistcr Ruth Lawson Minnie Lemaire ( icrhard Loewcnberg John Lobb Kathleen M. I .ynrh Erika Meyer I )onald (� . Morgan Edith P. Morris (Mrs.) Amy Morrissey Prudence Myer I larriet Newball I lelen Patch Lticv W. Pickett Wilmti J. Pugh Alice Rigby Mary L. Rion Grace L. Rose Edith A. Runge I lelen Russell Victoria Schuck Mary L. Sherrill ( hristianna Smith Iliyllis Smith Kathryn Stein Alice C. Stevens (Mrs.) Jean Siidrann (icorge V. I ovev Elizabeth L. l owle John Voikmann Lorraine N. Warsebausky (Mrs.) F rances P. iese (Dr.) Alison R. illard (Mrs.) Donald S. W illard Beatrice Y. W oodward (Mrs.) Emeritus Members 1953-1954 («rare M Bacon iola F. Barnes Bertha E. Blakely Emma I Carr Ella S. I )ickinson 1 lorence V. Foss ( arohne B. ( «rccnc Amy 11ewes Gertrude S. I lyde Ada I.. F. Snell Alice P. Stevens Louisa S. Stevenson Alma G. Stokey Jessie M. latlock Abby I I. I urncr Undergraduate Members CLASS OF 1954 Frances M. ( «ruber Karolen A. Koob Joan M. Pinevia Sallie L Sic?grist Page One Hundred Thirty-eight Officers of Academic Administration Roswell Gray 11am, PIi.D., LL.D.........................................President MeribeTII Eu.IOTT Camf.RON, Ph.l)................................ r(ulcmic Dean Alice R iGby. A.b....................................... Assistant Academic Dean Catherine Palmer Robinson. A.M.................................Dean of Residence Genevieve Trances Pratt, A.B............................................Registrar Harriet Newiiall. A.M......................................Director o Admissions f I aka Regina Ludwig, A.IV, S.B................. ssislani Director oj Admissions Patti E Johnston Groves. A.IV. M.l)............................Resident Physicum I I ELEN Ma MucniRIE VoOKNEES. A.M. Director of the Appointment Bureau: Vocational Adviser Officers of Business Administration Boardman Bump. M.B.A............ Donald Smith Wii.ijnrd M.B.A.... Gertrude Van Vleck Bruyn. A.IV Florence Clement. A.B........... Elizabeth Ai.den Green. A.M..... Otto Cornelius Kohler. S.B...... Andrew Vitali .................. Alice McCooi.................... Dorcus Smith. B.S............... I III.DA ( ON KLING............. ............Vice-President and treasurer .............................. ( omptmller ....I hrec or of the Development Program .......................Publication Ldiior .................Director of News Pari an Superintendent of Buildings and ( rounds ..................................Steirard ...........Supervisor of Residence Halls ................................. He liciati ................Alanager of the Bookstore Board of Trustees TERM EXPIRES 1954 1955 1955 1956 1957 1958 1938 1958 1959 1050 1959 1960 I960 1960 196! 1961 1961 1962 1963 Roswell Gray Ham, Ph.l).. LL.D., Lilt.I). (ex odTicio Rosamond Cross. A.M............................... Maynard Thompson Hazen, LL.B...................... L Sumner Pruyne, A.B.............................. Mary Ely Lyman. Ph.l)., Litt.l)................... Florence Corse Smith. A.B......................... I'ran ki.in T. Bigelow. A.B....................... Russell L. Davenport. B.S., LL.IV. I.LJ).......... Robert Nelson Fuller. A.B......................... Frederick May Eliot, D.D.. LL.D.. President....... Kirke A. Neal. Ph.B............................. Stuart A. Russell. LL.D......................... Howard Fletcher Burns, A.B.. LL.B............... W'inthrop Hiram Smith, A.B...................... Robert George Wiese. A.M........................ John Ely Burchard. M.S.......................... Katharine Butler, M.D........................... W illiam Churchill Hammond, Jr.. A.B............ Sydney Lovett. D.D.............................. Robert Chapman Sprague. MS...................... )............South 11 ad lev .Bryn Mawr. Pennsylvania ....Hartford. ( Connecticut ....................Boston ....New York, New York ...................Needham ...Los Angeles. California .............South Hadley ...............Springfield ....................Boston ,...................Boston .....................Holyoke .........Cleveland, Ohio ....New ork, New York ....................Boston ................( am bridge. .....Xctt? York. Sew York ......................Boston New Haven, ( onnecticul .............North Adams Chosen by the Alumnae 1954 Janet Brewster Murkow. A.IV. Vice President............New York, New York 1955 Helen Graves Fisk. A.B..................................Pasadena. California 1056 Jessie Scarborough. A.B...............................New York, Sew Yo rk 1957 Gertrude Brown W orking. Ph.l)...............................Vrbano, Illinois 1958 Louise Reynolds W'eiser. A.B..........................................Holyoke Boardman Bump. M.B.A., Vice President and I reasurer.....................South Hadley Olive Copeland. A.B.. Executive Secretary to I he President and Secretary to the Board of Trustees..............................South Hadley Page One Hundred Jbirty-nine ART The Faculty Professors Emeritus Horence W. l oss. Gertrude llyde; Associate Professors Dorothy M. Cogswell. Marian I laves. I lenry Ro ; Assistant Professor Prudence R. Myer: Instructors Miss Suzanne Burrey, Edward ( orhett: Assistant, part-time Helen I', Yanncll; Reader Sarah E. Rusk. ASTRONOMY Professor Mice I I. I’arnsworlh (( hairman); Assistant Professor lorelyn R. ( nil. CHEMISTRY Professor Emeritus l'.mina P. ( arr. Louisa S. Stevenson: Professors Anna J. I larrison. Lucy . Pickett. Mary L. Sherrill (( hairman); Associate Professor George E. Hall (I .cave of absence lor the year); Assistant Professors Edith R. Barstow (Assistant Direc - tor of Chemistry Laboratories). Eunice M. Moore; Instructors Miss Jean P. Blanchard. Miss Julia r. Ciarv. Mrs. Betty A. Milman: Graduate Assistants and Skinner Bellows M. Jane Ferguson Suzanne Stokes: Assistants, part-time Marion W. Craven. Nancy B. Fecteau; Graduate Assistant Elspeth Eberlin; Graduate Assistant, part time Boo Koy Choy. CLASSICAL LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE Professor Blanche B. ( ox (( hairman); Associate Professor Elizabeth P. WyckolT; Assistant Professor I lelen E. Russell. ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY Professor Emeritus Amv I lewes; Prolessors Alzada Comstock. Everett D. Hawkins, John Lobb (( hairman): Assistant Professors irginia L. Galbraith. Margaret S. W ilson: Visiting Assistant Professors Sargent Russell, Ely Chinoy; Assistant Barbara S. Miller. ENGLISH Professors Emeritus Dorothy luster, Helen Griffith. Ada L. Snell; Professors Leslie' G. Burgevin (( hairman): C harlotte I ) Evelyn Denis Johnston. Kathleen M. Lynch. Sydney R. McLean Alan Y. McGee, Anna J. Mill, Lawrence B. W allis; Assoc iate Professors loscph McG. Bottkol. Joyce M. Horner. Leonora Branch (part-time). Marianne Brock (Leave ol absence, second semester): Assistant Professors Elizabeth A. Green (part lime), Constance M. Saintonye, Jean budrann; Instructors Miss Mary L. Rion, Miss Phyllis P. Smith, Mrs. Olga . Vickery, Mrs. Adaline P. Potter (part-time), Mrs. Bea- trice Wr. W oodward (part-time). Mr. Sidney Wrarschausky (part-time): Secretary, part- time Marjorie I ait; Graduate Assistant Chrisanthe Carozi: lechnical Directed, labora- tory Theatre. Miss Barbaro ( handler: Director of Laboratory Theatre Mrs. Louise w. W allis (part time, leave of absence lor the year). FRENCH Professors Ruth J. Dean (Chairman). I lelen F. Patch. Paul F'. Saintonge; Associate Professors Marie-Jcannc Bourgoin. Alice ( . Stevens: Assistant Prolessors Edith S. Rostas. Elizabeth L. I owle: Instruc tor Yvonne Guers; Department Assistant Blanc he B. Eam- shaw. GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY Associate Professors lohn ( . I lall (( hairman). Minnie E. Lemaire: Assistant Professor David I lawley; Instructors Martha E. ( hurch. John I). Weaver. GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Professor Emeritus Grace M. Bacon: Associate Professor Emeritus Alice P. Stevens; Pro lessors Erika M. Meyer. Frederic C. Sell; Associate Professor Edith A. Runge (( hair man); Lecturer loachim Maass; Assistants, part-time Else Sell. Minnie l.ohl. HISTORY Professors Emeritus Yiolu I . Barnes, Bertha II. Putnam; Associate Professor Lmerilus Jessie M. latloek; Professors Meribeth E. ( ameron. Broderick II. Cramer: Visiting Pro- lessor Leona Gabel; Associate Professors Norma Adams, Mary S. Benson. WMm.i J. Pugh (Cl lairman), Peter lerei k; Instructor David P. Leonard; Graduate Assistant Martha Jane Ellis. HYGIENE AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Hygiene: Professors Ruth E. Fairbank. Pattie J. Groves (Chairman); Associate Professor Frances P. W iese. Physical Education: Associate Professor Emeritus Lillian L. Kucslor; Professor Mildred Howard (( hairman): Assistant Professors Ruth L. Elveclt. Eleanor . WfoIfe; Instrue tors Mae lean Engen. Mary E. Lick George Y. Nichols, I lelen P. Rogers, Margaret amer: Secretary ienna K. Brazier uje One Hundred forty ITALIAM LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Professor Valentine Cuamatti (Chairman). MATHEMATICS Associate Professors I'red Ktokemcister (( hairman) Grace E. Bales; Visiting Professor Atherton I I. Sprague: Assisi.ml Professors Joanne Elliott, George Klein. MUSIC Professors Ruth E. I )ouglass, ( harlcs Qenoe Leed (( haiiman); Associate Professors David J. I lolden. I larrison Potter; Assistant Professors Milton .1. Aronson. Myrtle Regier, Anna M. W'oll mart; Instructors lames ( � ray, Nancy W. Lohh. PHILOSOPHY Professor Roger Holmes; Assistant Prolessors Grace L. Rose, George . I ovey (( hair man). PHYSICS Prolessors Mildred Allen Rogers I). Rusk: Associate Professors Edward P. C lam (Chairman), Raymond V. Adams; ( urator and technician Dwight A. Bloodgood; In structor Margaret E. M. L. Atkinson; Skinner I'elfow and (iraduate Assistant ( onstance I lindle. PHYSIOLOGY Professors Charlotte Havvvood (( hairman). Jytte Mtxus; Instructor James I . Whitacre; I laboratory Instructor Aline B. Redlich; Graduate Assistants Catherine C. Connelly, lerry L. Kershner. Prances K Pearson WMlie L. Kogan. Barbara D. Zaun. PLANT SCIENCE Professor Emeritus Alma ( � . Stokey: Associate Professor Emeritus Asa S. Kinney; Pro- fessor Kredda D. Reed; Associate Professor Ethel I. PJ tinge (( hairman): (iraduate As sistant Peneljppe W itte. POLITICAL SCIENCE Professor Emeritus I lien I). Ellis; Professor ictoria Schuck; Associate Professors Ruth C. Lawson, Donald G. Morgan (( hairman): Assistant Professor Lawrence C. Wan lass; Instructor Gerhard Loewenherg; Graduate Assistant Su anne II. Smith. PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION Prolessors Richard 1. Sol lent jerger, Stuart M. Stoke (( hairman). I humas W. Reese; Associate Professors Horace II. Corhin. Mary Cheney Stephenson, John Volkman .Assistant Professors Lorraine W. Benner, George I I. Brown. Lorraine N. arschauskv; Lecturer Mary C. Poltengcr; ssistant Robert P. Kinder: ( hild Study C enter Priscilla L. Lynn. Alice I’rnans. RELIGION Professor J. Paul W illiams (Chairman); Associate Professor Ronald J. Jamhlyn: In structor Berjouhie Andreassian. RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Visiting Associate Professor Catherine A Pastuhova; (iraduate Assistant I lelen ( arlson. SPANISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Professor Ruth Sedgwick; Associate Professor ( ondia de Alhernoz (Chairman); Instruc- tor Roberto Ruiz: Graduate Assistant Blanca R. Diaz. SPEECH .Associate Professors Nadine Shepardson lance I «atman (Chairman); Assistant Pro fessor Inez I legarty. ZOOLOGY Professor Emeritus Ann I I. Morgan; Professors A. PJi .abeth Adam (Chairman), ( hris- tianna Smith, Kathryn I . Stein; Associate Professor P.li aheth M. Boyd; Assistant Pro fessors Janet W . Kingsbury, Isabelle B. Sprague; Instructor Alice L. Bull; ( iraduate As sistants E. Susan Brailsford. Joel G. Pherlin Sara Louise Emory Rosaria M. Cincino A. Nan Gibbons. Helen L. Goodwin. Joan II. Mills. Joan II. Petersen. Judith A. Mackensen. Page One Hundred forty one CLASS OF 1954 ADDINGTON. SALLY J. 1501 I lancock Ave., Alexandria. a. ADLER. KATHERINE Purchase Lane. Rve. N. . ALLEN j CAROLYN 15 Monroe Ave.. Rochester 18. N. . ARMSTRONG� KATIIERINE M. 7 E. Amhcarst Rd.. Bala ( vnwvd. Pa. ARMSTRONG YVONNE I Sunset Rock Rd.. North Willnaiumi Mass. ARNOLD. ELIZABETII C ‘� 8I I hgldand Ave., Pelham 1)5. N. . AIJCM. JOAN F. 92 Sherry I I ill Lane. Manhassct. N. Y. BACKUS. BETTELOU 1802 E. Fox Lane. Milwaukee 11. Wis. BAD!. MARCH I. ( traflon State I lospital, North Graft. 111. Mass. IVM .I )RII K .i; MARY M. 25 ( harles I ield St.. Providence 6 R. I. BANCROFT. A. FUSE 1806 Edgewood Ave.. Jacksonville, Fla. BARNES. LUCE BEL 10 Ridgecrest E.. Scarsdalc, N. . BARON. ELLEN 111 I Park Avenue, New ork 28 N. Y. BARTIIOLF. CAROLYN 5 Sunset Lane. Springfield. III. BASHORE. ELIZABETH A. 1308 Mahanlongo St., Pulsville. Pa. BALER. NANCY C. 8 Main Street, Franklin, N. 'l . BEEBE. SYLVIA Ivan Ave.. Radnor. Pa. BEFFIE. MIMI M. 1810 I lillside Rd.. Boulder, ( olo. BENNATON. GWENDOLYN K. San Pedro Sola. Republic I londuras, Central Am. BENOLIEL LYNN A. oC 17 W I 'psal St.. Philadelphia 16, Pa. BFRKOWIT ILDITH '28-1 W . 251 St.. New 'l ork (� 3. N. Y. BERNSTEIN. DOROTHY A. 1 Kcnwoot I St.. Portland. Me. BIRCIIARD, JEAN D. Glenmarv Rd.. Box 16. Radnor. Pa. BOOTH. PATRICIA A. 167 Woodland Drive. Pittsl nirgh 27. Pn. BOWMAN SAIIRA L. SKatlvside Rd.. Lakewood, N. 3 . BRABSON JOANN H. 11 S. ( oaller St.. Staunton. Ya. BRAI1AM. BARBARA I 111 uiihler Ave.. New Rochelle. N. 't BRAMI-.R. NANCY .1. Is 1. 2. Box 902A. Los Altos. C «Ilf. BRASIILAR. ANNA C. 821 Voodlawn Mexico Mo. BRLNNT.R. SUSAN E. 84-38 Clmrlecote Rirljje, Jamaica 3, N. 'l . BRF.NCHAUD. SYLVIA B. 168 L. 71 St.. New 'l ork 21 New ork BRFAVER I.ISA 46 ( asa Wav San Francisco. Calif. BROOKS. HELEN I 90 Rid gc Ave.. New Ion ( enter. Mass. BROWNLOW. BARBARA L. 22 Woodlawn Rd.. Barrington R. I. BRYANT SUSAN T. 442 Montgomery Ave.. I laverford. Pn. CAMPBELL. SARA A. 103 Rockhrook Ave. and Pine St. Route 1. Benson Station Omaha I. Nebraska ( ARSON. MARY II. 10 ( reckdale Lane, Rochester 18. N. . (ARTY. ELEANOR P. 502 I vson Ave.. Glenside. Pa. CASEY. PATRICIA D. 1 12 Moss I hll Rd.. Jamaica Plains 30. Mass. ( HASP. MRS. ANN BURTON 52 Alumni Ave. Providence 6. R. I. CHASE. L. ANNESI.EY R.D. 1. Basking Ridge, N. I. (11ESEBRO. JOYCE E. S 1 lazel St., I)neonta. N. . ( I ILRC1IILL SALLY B. 118 Ridgewood Rd.. West I larlford, ( onn. tfSlLEY ANN II. 1442 I lighland Ave., Plainfield. N. J. ( ONRON. CAROL V. 68 Rarhelle Ave., Stamford. ( onn. C( )OK. MARGARET A. 470 Marion Ave., Mansfield. Ohio CRAIG. CONSTANCE Y. 4 Pond Rd.. Falmouth. Mass. CROTHERS CONSTANCE I). 1270 Overlook Rd.. Lakewood 7 ( )hio DAVIDSON. GARNET R. 12 ( herrv St.. I lolvoke. Mass. DAVIDSON. JOAN D. 52 ( hestnut St., Boston, Mass. DAVIDSON. JOAN II. 148 aslungton Ave., I lillsdule. N. J. DAVIS. LYNN M. Meetinghouse Rd., Jenkintown Pa. DAVIS. NANCY L Box 86. Melrose. N. Y. DAVIS SARAH M. 500 V. Mount Airv Ave. Philadelphia |0, Pa. DcVEL. LOUISE 7 59 Plymouth BIvd. S.K.. Grand Rapids Mich. I )ICKEY. CAT! IERINE C. E. W illow Grove Ave., Philadelphia 18. Pa. Dll UMAX. COR1NNE 26 Goll Rd.. Santa Barbara, ( nlif. DITTMER. BARBARA J. 286 Park Place. Brooklyn 17. N. . DOLCE L E. COLLETTE 88 I ownsend Rd.. Belmont 7 8. Mass. DR I fMMOND. BARBAR A I. 147 E. Elm St., Greenwich, ( onn. DL BOIS. JOAN 1749 Sleepy I follow Lane. Plainfield. N. J. El NT lORN. ELLEN 7 Parker Ave.. Deal. N. J. El WELL. ANN D. 600 Klein on I Ave.. Pittsburgh 2. Pa. EVEREIT, KATHLEEN E. 1302 NAY. 21. Oklahoma ( ity 6, (Ula. FIELD. JANET 1551 Main Si., Brockton 27, Mass. FINIK. MARY H. 171 Lvman St.. South I Indlev. Mass. FIRTH. MARY LEE 2000 26 Ave.. V. Seattle 99. Wash. FISCHER. ELAINE L. 65 Overhill Rd., Bala-f ynwyd. Pa. Page One Hundred forty-two FLECK. JUNE L 229 W . Swissvalc Avc.. Edgewood 18. Pa. FORREST. SHIRLEY I.. 153 Sanders Ave.. I .owed, Mass. I RAN .. ELIZABETH L 158 Northampton St.. I lulvuke. Mass. EREUJCK. RUTH E. ( )ld Westfield Rd.. ( «ranville. Mass. FROST PRUDENCE P. Newton Rd., Littleton, Mass. FRYMOYER. MARY 15 ( «ramie St.. I'oxboro. Mass. GARABEDIAN FRIEDA 212 IVnnvsnn Rd., ellesley I Iills82, Mass. GAM-OR. LEIRION A. 97 Summit Ave., I pper Montclair, N. .1. GIBSON MARGARET L. 911 First Ave., W illiamsport. Pa. GILLEN. NANCY A. 601 Winsford Rd.. Brvn Mawr. Pa. GINSBURG. CAROL ( 7 1 Whitney Avc. New I laven. Conn. GOGGIN. NANCY JO 155 Surrmcr. Springfield 8. Mass. COLDER. SARAH N. Babcock I laII, oo ter, Ohio GREEN. MARILYN L 51 IavlorSt.. South I ladlev I alb Mass. GRAHAM. MRS. GRETA G. 1 W oodhridge St.. South I ladlev. Mass. GREENWALT. JOY S. 5-19 Pondlield Rd.. Bronxville. N. 'l. GRISWOLD. JUDITH 1021 Lawrence Ave., esllield. N. J. GRUBER FRANCES M. 6 ()ak St., New ( anaan, C onn. HAAS. M. MARGARET Brvn Mawr ( ourt I - I. Brvn Mawr, Pa. HALL. SALLY A. 310 W oodland Rd.. (_ hestnut I lill 67, Mass. HAMILTON. PATRICIA A. 15 Rhinebeck Ave.. Springlield, Mass. HAMMOND. LETITIA J. 9 I hompsof) St.. Brunswick. Maine HARPER. MARY A. I 15 E. 74 St.. New ork. N. Y. HA ELRIGG. STEPHANIE W. 15 ( laremont Ave. New York. N. Y. HEA1.Y. JOAN I'. 5 Niblork Cl.. Danker illage. Albany. N. . IIKNSIIAWCAROI F. 61 Longfellow Drive, Longmeudow 6, Mas?. HERMAN. JILL 125 L. � 1 St. New York 28. N. ''l. HEWITT. IIELEN R. 16 ()|d Railroad Ave. I laverford. Pa. HODDOCK. SALLY B. 261 Argonnc Drive, Keninorc. N. 'l . HOLMAN SYLVIA 80 Westerlv ler.. I lartford 5. f onn. HOPKINS. PHOEBE II. 1550 ( liolwvnd Ave.. Plainfield. N. J. Ill CUES. FLSPF.TH R. 150 N. Prospect Ave.. Madison 5 W'is. III ’ME. FRANCES B. 16 Fountain St., West Newton. Mass. ILSON. AUDREY,L 581 ( Imton Si.. Brooklyn 2. N. Y. JACOBY JUDITH B. 15 Clark St., Brooklyn. N. . JEFRAIM. MARGARET I. 5036 N. Franklin St., Philadelphia 33. Pa. I( 1 INSOX. AI.ICF M. 708 L. Central Ave.. Minot, N. D. JOHNSON. DOROTHY A. -161 Cranbv Rd., Soub lladlev Falls, Mas.-. JOHNSTON. VIRGINIA I Anriandale, Cleveland. I’enn. JORDAN. LISBEXII Y. 707 1 bomas St.. Stroudsburg, Pa. JOSI.IN NANCY II. 30 North Rd Bedford. Mass. KATES. JFLAN 7. 108-0-1 67 Drive. Forest 11 ills. N. 't. KATTWINKLL. ELLEN L. 5 Sterling St. West Newton 65. Mass. KENYON VIRGINIA A. 2-10 Bronxville Rd.. Bronxville. N. 't . KING. SHARON I.. 1002 Prange I )rive. Fort ayne 6 Ind. KIRK NINA A 22 North I )nve. C � reat Neck N. . KNAPP. BEATRICE M. 15 ( edarSt.. Plainvillc. Conn. KNAPP ELEANOR E. 20 Beach Place. Maplewood N. J. KNOX MRS. SUSAN MARSHALL Qunnhro— I rianglc Tr. ( t.. Triangle. a. KOOB. KAROLEN A. 100 Mlandalc St.. Jamaica Plains 50. Mass. KROSNC AYSKI II WI TTE. 25 Lexington Ave., South River, X. J. KRYEA. ALYCE P. 185 ( linton Ave., New Rochelle. N. . KW’AN TSUN YU 185 I he Bund, Canton. C hina, c o George C . May. 155 E. ( )hio St., ( hicago. III. I AMBERT. PATRICIA A. 22 Macv Ave.. W hite Plains, N. . LANGBEIN. MARIE L. 110-17 68 Rd., Forest 11 ills, N. . I ARSON. 10AN A. 225 I ligh St.. Perth Amboy, N. J. I EACH PRISCILLA 71 enter St. Adams. Mass. I EE. M. PEI Cl II ’AN 228 Prince Edward Rd., Kauloon, I longkong, ( hina, 156 I „ake St.. Brighton. Mass. I I I I IIA ANNE E. Sunny Ridge Rd.. I lam son. X. . I EMMON CONSTANCE P. Ardmore Ave. f- I unbridge Rd„ Ardmore I .� LEVO. E. MIRIAM Box 9672 Santurce Puerto Rico LI I’SON. BELLE I, o| Bauer ler.. I lillside, N. J. LINDEMANN. A. ANN 15302 ormers Rd.. Suite 201. C Icveland 20. ()hio I INT( N. MARG RET I . S5 Berkelev St. W est Newton 65 Mass. IJTI1 J’.EIEIJ). JANE M. 15 Svlvan Rd.. Darien. ( non. i .ODERIIOSE. GRAC E E. II 1 11 85 Ave.. Richmond I hll 18. N. . LONG. GALE E. 250 Maynard Rd., Framingham ( ('liter. Mass. LONGLEY. B. ANN 548 Southampton Dr.. Silver Spring. Md. 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SCI IA17. MADELEINE G. I lc 0 ( entre Si.. Newton ( tinier 59 M.is , SCI IEEFEY. IIILDECARDE T. 150 Morion Rd.. Morion Station. Pa. P.itfe One Hundred Torty four SCI III .THUS. PAMELA VAN E. ( ro$s I lighwav, Westport, Conn. S I INE( K CAROI A ( edor Ridge, Irvington on I ludsmi. X. . S( HUBERT. MARIK E. 2 Maple Avr., ( linton. ( onn. SCI I WART . ALICE J. 621 I laverford Rd., I Lt erford, Pa. SCHWARTZ. I OIS L. 85-26 251 Si... Bdlerose Manor, N. . SCHWARTZ. MARI EXE '22 Shirley I «me. New London. ( onn. SIIRINER. IOAN 151 I’erson Avc.. Iowa ( itv. Iowa SIKGKIST, SALI.IE L. 1“ I .tmsw'orlh Avc., Bordenlown. X. .1. SKIXXER. NANCY C. I(,2I I'.. 10 St.. Seattle 1. Wash. SKOUEAS. ODYSSIA A. Green haven 95 Rve RcL. Eve. X. 'l SLAYBAUGII MARGARET 1 2 Boulder I lla e onkers. X. . SMITH. SUSAN K. 570 Bedford RcL. Lam town. N. . SORSBY. ROSABEL J. 5(H) ( entral Park W est. New oik. X. . SPIRO. AXITA 221 West 82 St.. New York. X. Y. SI INGER. C. I .EE ( h.ileati Normandy. Scarsdale. X. Y. 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I .OCKMAX. MAR'i ELIZABETH I Box 511, 100 McCammon Si., Tort Mill, S. ( . LONDON, PATRICIA AXN 25 Sonoma St., Roxlmrv 21. Mass. I.OS( IIYVONNE ELIZABETH ( 5 20 Tilchett Si.. Lego Park, Long Island. X. Y i.o t:i.i., nancy ruti i 15-1 Summit Ave., Westlield. lX. I. I .OWEN I I I.XI MYRA PI .l .ABkTI I 051 Wvndham Rd.. leaneek. X. .1. LUKE. NANCY RUTH 50 School Si. West Chelmsford. Mass. I.l XI )IX JOAN SANDRA 40 ( I inton Si.. South Porllund, Me. I.Y.MAX IANET ROWE 11 Larch Lane. Scarsdale. N. 'l. LYNCH. MARIE ROBERTA 25 Mountain Rd.. cron a. X. I. I.YSLE. RUTH ANN 57 Greenacres Ave.. Scarsdale. X. Y . McDonald, eleanor ann 52 Garden Rd.. Scarsdale. X. 'I . MiGOXAGLE IA.XE MARIE 27 Garden St.. Belmont 78 Mass. M.KEY MAIO IOSSEI.YX (MOLLY) R.D. Xo. 2. Putncv. Yt. Mcl AL’GI ILIX MARY El.LEX III 1700 Y ork Ave. New 'l ork 28. X. 5 MADAR MARGARET AUGl STA 2|0 North ( liltoil Ave,. Aldan. Pa. MAI. LOR'I BARBARA BURNETT 127 Revere Rd. Manhassct. I.oua Island, X. 'l MARSHALL. It'DITI I AUDREY 1105 Mas ai Ave.. I )rc el I till Pa. MASOX. P ATRK IA RUTH 55 inlhrop ( ourt. Milford. Gonn. M STER MARY FOURNIER Veil ns. Pa. MAXCY AXN CAROL 122 Aqueduct l)r.. Scarsdale X. Y MEGATHIIX AXX 25 Second St.. (leneseo, X. Y , MEXXONE. Il'I.IA MARGARET 52 Kent St.. Plainville. Conn. NIC ) 'TGOYIITY. AXN DU BAT K 2MS North Summit Ave. Milwaukee I I is. MORRIS MARGARET AXX 155 N. Y. 20. Oklahoma City. Okla. MORROW. BARBARA JEAN I hreadneedle Rd.. Sedgelv Farms, R.D. No. i. Wilmington. Del. MOSER. JUDITH HAINES 20 Sage I er. Scarsdale. X. 't . MURPHY MARIANNA 51 Pulsifer Si.. Xewtornille 60 M.is- MUTCH HELEN REED 151 West l.ogari St.. Philadelphia I I, Pa. NETI IERWOOD. ELISABETH GRANT 109 South Sumner Ave.. Margate. X. I. XEUBERGER AXX MARIE 21 East 87th St.. New Y ork 28. N. Y. NEWMAN. MARY ANDERSON 715 C arlton Ave.. Plainfield X. .1. NOBLE. IOANNA BARTRl II' 1044 Madison St.. Brooklyn 21. X. Y . O BRIEN. HELEN MARGARET 55 54 80th St.. Jackson I Lights 72. X. Y . Old. ABBY 2 C aptain s Lane, Greenhaven. Rye, X. Y . OGDEN. NANCY LOUISE 70 Sonora Pkwy.. Rochester 18. X. Y , OLCCVIT. MARTHA R.D. No. 1. Rensselaer, N. Y . OLSON. BARBARA VIANL 594 Willow Rd.. W'innetka. III. OXDERDOXK. MARILYN ROSS l 2 Ridgewood Rd. Mapl evvood. N. .1. O’SHEA. BRIDGET Green Lane, Silvermine. Norwalk. ( mm. PALMER. NANCY 7 I (ill lop Rd.. W'eston 93, Mass. PENDER JUDITH ELLEN 21I I ( enesee St.. Utica I. N. Y. PENDER. SUSAN JANE 113 West Jackson Rd.. WYhster ( � rovcs 19. Mo. PETERS. MARGERY HART 178 Smallwood l)r.t Bnllalo 21. N. 'l . PINCUS. ELAINE 3833 I .yme Ave.. Brooklyn 2-1, N. V PIPPHT. CAROL ELIZABETH 100 South lerrace. Short I lills, V J. POW’ERS. ANN LOUISE 21 West Greenwood Ave.. Lansdowne. P.t. PRA'IT CAROLYN LOUISE 08-18 (_ herrv St.. Kansas ( ity. Mo. PRESCO'IT. JOANNE Maple I )rive, Fayetteville. N. Y. PSARAKIS. HELEN MERELLA 219 I W hitiiev Ave.. I lame leu 14, Conn. PURSER. MARJORIE AXX 155 Bahcock Drive, Rochester 10. X. 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IACQUELYN ANN William Penn I Intel. Pittsburgh, Pa. WII SON PHYLLIS ELLEN I 18 Ridgewood Rd., West I lartford ( min. W INSLOW ANN ISABEL 32 Elizabeth Ave.. Pmnpton Plains N I WITKt )WSKI SONIA ANNE 3 Bellevue ler., (.rovmve!!. ( onn. WITT, PATRICIA MARY 71 Central Pkwy.. Mount cmon, X. 3 . Page One Hundred Tifty-three WOODHOl'SE. MARJORIE MICHELLE 1127 ( recicntc Dr,. I lope Ranch. Santa Barbara. Calif. VOl 'NO. ADRIEN PADDOCK In I lawlhorne Ave., I roy, N. Y. YOUNG. NANCY I.DC 11 Patch St.. Danbury. ( unn. van ZELR CONSTANCE A. 20 GrilTen Ave.. Scarsdnle. N. Y. CLASS AUBE. JANET F. 27 ( )xlonl Rd., Man basset. N. X. ABRAMSON. I.OIS J. 7 15 XX Vs tern Ave.. Albany 3. N. X. Al BERTDS. KAREN J. ‘ 87 Colton Si.. Monterey. ( alif. ALEXANDER EIJIAXOR O. 71 I W’osl Slate Si.. Kennett Square, Pa. ALLEN. MARCIA 1). I rest Si.. Fair I Liven. t. Al.TROCCE. PHYLLIS D. 606 South Washington Si.. Mexico. Mo. ANDERSON. CAROLYN 22K North Beni Rd., Wyncotc. Pa. ANDREWS SHIRLEY F. Box 162. ( atnumet. Mass. ANGELO E. IOA.NNE 8 Wyman St . ( ambridge -10. M ass. YYSI.EY MAR(', Ri:i I). 105 Benezcl Si Philadelphia 18, Pn. ARACONA, K'AN L II I Inw.ird I'.uk Drive, FemtlTv. N. J. ARCIIBAI.I). ANN S. R.l). irl. Orwigsb'urg, Pa. AUSTIN’ MARGARET F. WVsl St.. Belcherlown. Mass. AVARS MARJORIE B. 202 Rugby Rd.. Syracuse 6, N. Y. BACKUS DIANNE E. 1830 East I x Dane Milwaukee II Wis. BAI ( 11 BARBARA 1203 Parkway Last. I lira 2 N. V B l.l ARD. ANNE W. ' 33 I lalicrlun Si. Pittsburgh ( . Pa. BARAI). ;ERA .1. 232 Elm Si West I lempstead. N. Y. BARTON SHARI M. 231 vsl ' 2 Si.. New ink 2 N. 'i BATF.N BARBARA S. , I rederick Place. Mount Vernon. N. 'l . BADER EMII.IE G II I North I hornas Si.. Arlington 5 Ya. Bl ( KM N DARYL E 125 Kenneth I .anc. Rrvn Mawr Pa BERG, BARBARA A. 221 ( kiklaud Rcl Maplewood N I uekgner i aye s. Inl WVsl TO St.. New York 21. N. Y. BERNSTEIN MONA N. . • ! 81 Si.. New 'lock 2 I N 'l BIGELOW NANCY E. I Seminary vc.. Auhumdale oil M.iss, BIGELOW IRC.IN1 I 5158 ( kakwood Ave. I .a Canada. ( aid BILLER. NATALIE L. 252 Mav Si. orccsler 2 Mass. BIN( 11 AM DEBORAH G. I 115 W i i� cns Ave.. Springfield, III. BIRNEY. BRET B. I 12 Smull Ave.. W est Cahhvell, N. J. OF I ()57 BISHOP, KATl IRYN A. 5210 Telegraph R L. P. ( L Box 12. Birmingham. Mich. BOX ARD. ROBIN ( ity Point. I la. BOXXAIAN. MOLLY B. 171 I Severn Rd.. Grosse Poinle 30. Mic h. BRABSON, JULIA M South ( nailer Si.. Staunton. X a. BR ASLOW PHYLLIS M. 315 ( oil ms Ave.. Mount X ernon. N. V BE WINDER. ELIZABETH J. 100 Bccchvvood Drive. Oalland ISA alif. BRAY. HELEN M. 21 I pton Lane, Lynn field. Mass. BRICKETT. CAROL 38 Whittier Rd., XX ellesley I fills 82. Mass. BROPIIY. PATRICIA T. 238 Corona Ave.. Pelham 65. N. X . BROSSART JEANNE L. I lenning I )rive, ()rchard Park. N. X . BROWN. PAULA R. 302 East II St.. Paterson I. N. I. BRUMFIELD. PEGGY A. 6310 Sherwood Rd., Apt. A 10. Philadelphia 31. Pa. BUNZE. STEPHANIE C. ( a Ile Oriente 4. C aracas Country ( lub, ( aracas. Venezuela BURGOYNE. CLAIRE E. 172 Sullivan Place, Brooklyn 23. N. X'. BURNS. NADIA K. 26 Sedgewood Rd., Summit, N. .1. BURSTX'N. RUTH M. 73 ( larland Rd., Newton ( enter 59, Mass. BUTLER. KATHERINE E. 10 ) Edgecombe Ave.. New X ork 32. N. X . CANADAY. M. JANE 22 (Garrison Rd.. ( dens halls. N. X . CANCELL. LORETTA R. 616 East Lincoln Ave. Mount X ernon, N. XL GARRICK. LENA M. Main St.. East Douglas. Mass. ( ARTER. JACQUELINE A. 621 Ridge St.. Peekskill. N. XL CARTER. JANE W. •17 Shoreview Rd., Manhassel N. X . ( ARTER, KAY 16 Beat h St., Rock port, Mass. CASWELL. DOROTHY B. 1608 ( riiard South, Minneapolis 7 Minn. ( HAMBERLAIN JEANNE B. 78 Lincoln St., Belmont 78. Mass. CHEN. BETTY C. Api. 3E. 11 Welwyn Rd.. Greal Neck. E. I.. N. XL CLIFFORD. SARA I).' 1018 Armada I )rive. Pasadena 3. ( alif. CONDIO. DORIS M. 186 Oak St.. Manchester. ( orm. COOGANL ELEANOR 32 Oxford Rd.. Newton ( entre 36. Mass. Page One Hundred Jijty-four COOK KATHERINK A. 32 West Market St.. Bethlehem. Pa. COOPLR. I •'RAN! B. I ;2 X t. A St.. Grants Pass. (Ire. COPLDYXD. MARGARET K. 112 Maple St.. Homell. N. 'l. COX. .11 DITI I M. 172 Pelhamtlale Ave.. Pelham 63. X. 'i . CRISAIVI.i l ( 'AR.Ol.YN 1, 131 Circle Drive, I’Iandome. L. I., N. V. CROKL. JUDITH A. Box 81, South 11 a cl lev. Mass. CRONIN I 'RANUES B. 32 Iremont St.. Bloomfield. , . I DAVIDSON. MARCIA I). 11 Mount ernon l.ast, East Tvmouth 89. Mass. DAVIS. DORIAN io T errace Drive. Pori W ashington. . . DAVISON. MARGARET B. 927 ( entral Ave., Plainfield, N. J. DERWICK. DORIS j”� T) 87 St., Jackson I I eights 72 N. Y. DICKINSON. SARAH 25 Pmc Ridge Kd.. aban 68. Mass. DIX. PAULINE A. North Springfield. t. DODD. MARY R. “ 17 South Long Reach Ave.. Freeport. N. . DORCAS. DIANE 2260 South ( ook St.. Denver 10 ( oln. DuBOIS. RACHEL L 122 Plimpton St.. alpole, Mass. DUBROW'. HELENE M. 150 Reach 145 St.. Neponsit. N. 'l . DDNN. GRACEMARIE 70 Belmont Ave.. Springfield 8. Mass. EDMONDS. NANCY A. 51 Woods Lane. Scarsdale, N. . EDWARDS. JANE C. 15 an I )vke I )rive, Wilmington 5, Del. ELKIND. MARJORIE. () South Flagg St.. W orcester. Mass. ELLIOTT, ALICIA I. N. 156 Midland Ave.. Montclair. N. J. ELLIS. STZANNE 50 I )enny Rd.. ( hestnul I lill 07. Mass. ENYART. K. PERRIN Deer Park, Greenwich. Conn. ERVIN. .11JDY 2 0 Baxter Blvd.. Portland 5. Maine FALLON. LUCY 207 itherspoon Rd.f Baltimore 12. Md. FECI INFR . EVA H. 846 Garrison Ave.. I eaneck. X. J. FENBERT, GAIL I. 7 ( hestcrficld Rd.. Scarsdale. N. X . FENNIMAN. El J .ABETH A. 20 Ten Acre Lane, West I lari ford. ( onn. FIAUMKNLIAFT. CAROL 275 Linden Blvd.. Brooklyn 26. N. . FLEET. D. ANN I lonevsiK kle Lane. C ulrhogue, Long Lland, N. Y. FLEMING. GRETCHEN 250 Jefferson Ave.. Niagara Falls N. Y. FLOAN. LAURA I). 156 So. Miss. River Blvd., St. Paul 5. Minn. FLORANCE. ANN F. 66 Pine Grove Ave.. Summit. N J FOLKERS. CYNTHIA C. OI7 Bel videre Ave.. Plainfield. N. I. FOSTER. II. REBECCA Millstroam I louse. Falls illage. Conn. POSTER. NANCY E. 29 Madison St.. Belmont 78. Mass. FRACKENPOIIL LU RETIA G. 18 Myrtle Ave., Maplewood, N. J. I’RAXK, JUDITII M 524 Glen wood Rd. Ridgewood. X I FREE1IAFER, CM ACE R. 025 Gulph Ivd.. Brvn Mawi Pa. I RFFMAN. JANE E. 164 Girard Ave.. East Aurora. N. Y. FREUNDLIC II BARBAR M. 60 Aherlovle Rd.. New Rochelle N. 'l FRILI)MAN. BARBARA S. 0 Pmehurst ( ircle. Washington 15 I). ( LRIEDMAN. ELINOR J. 221 ( luh I )rive, W oodmen , N. 'l . FUDGE. MOLLY WL 1 Ilgh Lope I arm R. I). 1. Manlius, N. FULLER. DOROTHY F. 91 Russell St.. I lamdcn 17. Conn. CALANTI. BENITA R. 12 � ( � rovc St.. Lodi. N. J. GEPFERT. PATRICIA C 140 Past 81 St.. New X ork 28 N. 'I. GIBSON. THEODOSIA A. 4102 W ashington Rd.. W est Palm Beach I la OL1CKMAN. BETTE A. 100 Mid wood Rd.. V oodmere. Long Island. X V. GLOYKR St’SAX K. 2 M W est I Iravtnn. Lemdalo 20 Mi li. GOI I SI’SAX M. 73 Shaw Av� . Ldgcwond 3, R. I. GOLDBI-RC. BARBARA I. 2') Kim Si. I vmi. Mass. GOLDI INK. CAROL A 28 Columhia Place. Mount ,m in. X. 'l . OOKMIJA BI.YI RI.Y A 131 Bclsv Williams I hive. hiljcwnod 3 R. I O.ORTOX I i.oisi: M. 833 I nivprsilv Place, Grosse Poinle 30. Mich. GORTOX T. ANN 71 OatsRd.. I ramingham. Mass. GOUI.D PHYLLIS T. 24 Jessamine Si., WVsl I lartford ( onn. GRAY. PHYLLIS R. 5501 W illiamshurg Lane, XAV.. w ashington 8, I).( . GREENBERG. ANNE L. 551 ( I.uk Rd. Brookline If) Mass. GREINER. SALLY 5. 2 05th N. W Seattle 5. W ash. GRIMMETT JANICE L. 70 Elizabeth Rd., New Rochelle. X. 'l. CRIXXFI I,. STF.PI IANIF 1071 l.ast Eighth St.. Brooklyn 50, N 'l ('.ROSS. PATRICIA A. 52 Birch St. Mount Vmimi. N. Y. GUTEKUNST, RUTH W'. 52 Egbert Ave.. .Staten Island 10 N. 't. HAIR, HARRIET I. 61” ( Yvslal I )rive. Spartanburg s ( . IIALLSTEN. LINDA L 72 Kensington St.. New I laven I I ( onn HAMILTON. LAUREEN R. 15 Washington Ave., I In|volte Mass. HANSON. MARY NN 521 ( Imre h St. New Britain ( turn IIARGITT. ANN 11. 811 W alts St, Durham. X. C. HARRINGTON 1ULIA A. 71 Maple Ave.. Troy. N. X . Page One [Hundred fifty-five HARTSHORN, EI.I .AIMTIl P. R iver Rd., Now I lope I V HEARD MARY I 3 Lincolnshire W av. Winchester. Mass. FIF.BERLE. ANTJE I . 1617 C loverdalc Avo.. Balon Rouge. La. FIEINEMANN, MARIANNE Silvermine Si.. Norwalk, ( onn, HENDRICKS. VIRGINIA 19 [Brunswick Rd.. Montclair, N. I. HENZE. DACMAR 14. 2013 Emerson Avo. I 'mini. N. .1. MERSEY. ALTHEA 29 Woodside R«L. Wine hosier. Mass. IIESLIW DORIT1IY-ANN 281 C orhin Avo.. Now Britain. Conn. HEWETT. ALTHEA R. |9 Old Railroad Ave.. I lavcrford. Pa. I III I -MAX NWW M. 211 Wavcrlv Si.. Winnipeg. Manitoba, C anada IIITTINGER. BARBARA E. 317 Seventh Avo.. Bethlehem, Pa. HOAG. PATRICIA K. 813 Ocean Avo , New London. Conn. HOBBS ELIZABETH J. Shawnee I hi Is. Wheeling. West Ya. HOLTON. NANCY E. Lvndon Rd. Eavetteville, N. Y. HOOD; BARBARA IT C. 193 Warren St.. Brookline, Mass. IIOYT. ALICE T. 279 Fuller St., West Newton. Mass. HUBER. SALLY A. 150 North Berkeley Blvd., Milwaukee 11. Wis. HUNT. LEONORA L. 055 Elm St., Winnetka. III. INSKEEP. MARY LOU 10 ll Watchung Ave.. Plainfield. N. J. IRVIN. 1UDITII A. ‘2(0 West 18 St.. Sanford. Ha. ISRAEL. SHEILA R. 175 W est End ve.. New ork 2-1. N. Y. FAMES, MARGARET A. 155 Benedict Terrace. Longmeadow 6. Mass. JENSVOLD. ANNE C. 446 Post Rd.. I )arien. ( onn. IOBES. CAROLYN 1 11 Kirk stall Rd.. NewI or i v i 11 e 60 Mass. IOHNSON. CAROL L. 800 Ml. Pleasant, W innetka. III. JOHNSON. KATHLEEN G. 6 Sunnvdale Rd., W est I lari ford. Conn. IONA. MIRELLA 760 West End Ave. New York 25. N. Y. JONES. BARBARA L Brown s Rd.. I luntington. L. I. 12. N. Y. IORDAN. ANN J. 11 Sherbrooke Rd., S arsdalo. N. Y. JOYC E. BARBARA S. 21 112 20 Ave.. Bavsirle 60. N. Y. JUDD. CAROLYN R. ' 1085 Orel way St.. N.W., Washington 8 I ).C . KAHN. PAULA S. 164 Beach 1 II St.. Ncnonsit. N. Y. KANE. PATRICIA N. 90 Orchard I ,anc. Melrose 0. Mass. Ki:US. MEREDITH 21 Phillips ( in |e. Swainpscott. Mass. KENT P. ANNE Washington St. I )uxhiiry, Mass. KERN. MARY F. 6 Brooks Rd.. New ( anaan. Conn. KIRLE. AMY B. 25 Gera hi Rd.. Brighton. Mass. KI.ITT. LOIS R MS W est Englewood Ave.. W est Englewood. N. J. KOCI IAVESER. GISELA C 16 Park End Place, Forest Hills 75, N. Y. KOEGLER. CAROL IT 915 Fifth Ave., New York 21. N. 1. KOEHLER. JANICE L 1(H) Oakland Rd., Maplewood. N. J. KRAI3ISCII ELIZABETH P. Ghent, N. Y. KRAMER. JUDITH S. 1 ( lover I )rivt Great Neck, N. Y. KRAUSS. VIRGINIA A. 55 59 168 St.. Flushing 58. N. 't. KRAUT. MAXINE C. 475 Argv le Rd.. Brooklyn 18. N. 'i. KRUSE. CAROLYN P. 27 Rugby Rd.. Manbassct, N. . KUFTHER. O: ANNE 17 Monroe St., IVIham Manor 65. N. Y . Kl 'III .MAN ( LOUISI c o Mr. Ross P. Bennett, Houston Bank and I rust Co.. Houston 2. I exas KURSELL. KATHERINE A. 12 Murray I I ill Rd., Scarsdale. N. Y. LAING. JANET T. 559 Brook St.. Providence 6. R. I. LANGE, JUDITH A. 8024 ( olonial Rd.. Brooklyn 9. N. Y. LANCERT. SHEILA II. Country ( bib Rd., Somerville. N. J. LaROCK. BARBARA II. 6 ( laydon Rd.. ( larden City. N. . LARSEN. I1ENNI G. I 17 an Buren Ave., I eaneck. N. J. LATHROP. BARBARA 19 Guthrie Place. New London. ( onn. LAUTER. SYLVIA A. Dogwood Ave.. Roslyn Harbor. L. L. N. Y. LENES. BARBARA A. II Riverside I )rive. Apt. 3BWT New Y ork. N. 't. LEVITAS. BETIT A. 24 Lyons Place, Westwood. N. I. LIFT RANDI 205 Vassar St., Rochester 7, N. Y. LIEBERMAN. JANE R. 110 C onnett Place. South Orange. N. J. LINDENMAIER. TAMARA !01 Lorraine Ave. I pper Montclair. N. .1. LINTON. BETTY A. 85 Berkeley St.. W est Newton 61. Mass. LIPPINCOTT ANN W. 201 I loward St.. Riverton. N. J. UPTON. SUSAN I. 186-16 I lenley Rd., Jamaica 52. N. Y. LONG St fSAN I) 107 North I )oheny I )rive. Beverly I lills, ( alif. LYON. MARGARETTA O. 100 Sage Ave., Buffalo 10. N. . LYTLE. VALERIE P. 16 Berkley Place. Buffalo 9, N. . McAFEE IANETW. 7 Maumee Court. Adrian. Mich. McCARTY. PATRICIA FT III South Mountain Rd.. Pittsfield, Mass. McCASLIN. ANN B. 5800 Glenview Ave.. Cincinnati 24. ( Muo Page One Hundred 7ifty six MacDONAI .D. MARION E. 198 Lrafalgar St.. Rochester 11. X. V. MrDONNEI I.. LOIS A. 315 I lillside Avc. Palisades Park X I Me PAR LAX AXN L. U)1 Sinull Avc. West ( ahkvell. X. J. McGI lEE, LINDA 292 Ambassador Drive. Rochester 10. X V. McGUIRE. KATHARINE H. 647 esl 38 I errace. Kansas ('itv 2 Mo. McKLXV.IL. Rl Tl I M. 20 Gorhmn Rcl. West Medford 35, Mass. Mcl.AI ’Gl II .IN. I AXE C. 2010 Laurel I lill Drive South Euclid 21 ( liio McMANTAIIN, NANCY .1. 27 ( Irani Ave. Pelham 05 X. Y. McMATII LILLIAN II I00() Kensington Rd ( Tosse Poilitc 30. Mich. McMURPI IV. DOROTHY M. 37 ( 11i Luring St.. Pittsfield, Mass. MAULER. MARY JEAN 03 Brown Rtl.. Scarsdaie. N. 't. MAIER. HELEN E. 151 Springfield St.. Springfield 7. Mass. MARCY BRKTC I U N B. ( alhoun Bead) Hotel Minneapolis Minn. MARR ANNE T. 115 East si, St.. New York 28. X. Y. MATTOOX. NORMA A. 252 Locust Si.. Springfield 8. Mass. MAYER. CAROL A. 318 ('«rove Rd.. ( incinnati 15. Ohio MEYER, El I EX S. 48 Berwick St. Worcester. Mass. MEYER. MARY F. 75 ( nlifornia Ave. Middletown X. 't . MILLER JEAN E. 5I() 1 I Ave. Minneapolis 14. M inn. MITCHELL. M. JOYCE 517 Fairfax Rd. Drexel I fill. Pa. MOHN. ASTRID H. 103 C orona Ave.. Pelham 65. X. Y. MORGENROTH. CYNTHIA E. f I )oug!as Rd.. IWnardsvillc. N. J. MORROW. BARBARA A. Morris I Igiisc. Monson Mass. MORROW'. PENELOPE L 02“� I larvard Am . Swarthmore. Pa. MORSE. E. ANN 2()o Meadowhrook Rd. eston 05 Mass. MOXLEY, ELLEN L. 2 121 ( a riel on Si.. Berkeley 4. Calif. MCI IL, A. ANN 8155 Stanford Ave.. University (_ itv 24. Mo. MURRAY IOANNE 510 Rare Si., Lancaster. Pa. MUTSCIILKR. LLTITIA E. 118 Ascan Ave.. Forest I lills Gardens, I . I.. N. . NARDI. PAULINE L. 5 Central Ave.. South I lad Icy Calls. Mass. NEEDHAM. TRANCES A. 10 Radnor Rd.. ( Ireal Neck N. . NEU IS MARII YN K 5 I Vl.anccv I )rive ( «eneva. N. Y. NICHOIS, CAROLYN I. ( hrisl ( hnrch Re iorv. Snffern, N. V NIC.I ISWANDER. MILDRED A. 71 Walker St.. 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