Northfield School - Highlights Yearbook (East Northfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

Miss MIRA B. WILSON, B.A., BD., L.L.D. To Welcome our Principal, Miss Wilson, back after her travels to the Pacilic Coast during the winter term gave joy to all the Campus. N0w'J the time for N orlhjield cheer. lt'.r Jpringlime and Min W'eil101zlf home. THE URTHFIELD Q N N i? , M E Q ' W WW , 'Q L Northfield Seminary East Northfield, Mass VOLUME 24 BRENT SHERMAN GALLAGHER Senior Clan Maxcot l f To the Younger Generation on Northiield's Campus With Hearty Greetings, We Dedicate this Book BRENT SHERMAN GALLAGHER HERBERT MORRISON GALE, JR. November 3, 1939 3' Sweet and low, sweet and low, Song of the Gallagher boy. Jewel of your mother's heart Father's pride and joy. Lo, lo - the Senior Class Every gay admiring lass Sings to you with dulcet voice You're the mascot of our choice! Pk Sixtieth Anniversity of Opening of Northfield Seminary Decemlser 9, 193 8 He came to the Northfield Sem. He laughed and chuckled then, 1 The Seniors sat in the very front row But he never envied them, for He went to the New Girls' receptiong 'A Climbed mountains on Mountain Dayg Appeared with the stars in the tableaux On the 60th Anniversary Dayg and We'd like to know a boy with more go, Weill all stand by him to the end-o! LAURA ELIZABETH INGALLS January 28, 1940 For the youngest girl in the Seminary We predict a happy destiny. Enrolled in '57's class, She will be a fortunate lass, For the child that's horn on the Sabbath Day ls blithe and happy and good and gay. N O R T H F I E L D x 6 A , , ,. ng' --n3 F O R T Y 1,110 MISS MARGARET ROBINSON Class Teacher HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Wilson Miss Esther johnson Miss Lyon Miss Victoria Freeman Miss Eva Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Pohlmann Colors Flower Tree Red and Silver Red Carnation Silver Birch Clan Motto: Finis Coronat Opera. Clam Hymn: Christ of the Upward Way.', 7 T H F I E L D SARAH ELIZABETH PHELPS Prefiiient of the Senior Clair Betty Mount Lebanon, Pa. East Marquand Hall '39 Class President, Cl, 255 '40 Class President, C355 Church Cabinet, C455 Choir, C1, 2, 3, 455 Estey, C2, 3, 455 English Club, C155 French Club, C35. JANE WALKER DONNELLY Vice-President of the Senior Clair Grantwood, N. J. Hillside-Crane Cottage Student Oiiicer, C3, 4,55 Big Sister Committee, C3, 455 Entertainment Committee, C455 Chairman of Social Committee, C 455 Class President, C1, 255 Race Relations Group, C455 Choir, C1, 2, 3, 455 Dramatic Club, C155 Sigma Delta, C255 Tau Pi Secretary and Play, C355 Presi- dent and Assistant Director of Tau Pi Play, C45 . NAOMI BABSON RIKERT Correxponding Secretary of the Senior Clary Mt. Hetmon, Mass. Merrill-Keep Hall and Moore Cottage Student Officer, C455 Class Hall Representative, C155 Cabinet Member, C455 Choir, C2, 355 Hall Star Representative, C455 Dancing Club, C2, 35. FAYE STEWART ,cording Secretary of the Senior Clan Stewie Nan, Thailand, Siam West Marquand Hall Honor Roll, CZ, 3, 455 Class Orator, C455 Student Officer, C455 Class Secretary, C355 Head of Church Business Department, C455 Choir, C3, 455 Star Business Manager, C455 Basket Ball, C2, 3, 455 All- Campus, C3, 455 Volley Ball, C455 Soccer, C2, 3, 455 All-Campus, C3, 455 La Crosse, C3, 455 All-Campus, C3, 455 Dancing Club, C355 Forum, C455 Outing Representative, C25. EUGENIE DE BEAUHARNAIS LYDECKER Trearnrer of the Senior Clan Paztie Hackensack, N. J. Merrill-Keep Hall Class Treasurer, C3, 455 Church Collection, C3, 455 Choir, C155 Star Reporter, C455 Soccer, C355 Swimming, C455 Dramatic Club, C155 Knitting Club, C255 Race Relations Group, C355 Photography, C355 Hall Fire Captain, C45. 8 F O R T Y MARILEE ABBOTT Merrily Bethel, Vt. East Marquand Hall Choir, C1, 455 Star Editorial Board, C455 Hockey, C155 Volley Ball, Cl, 45: All-Campus, C45s Swimming, C1, 359 Demonstration, C355 Badminton, C355 Ping Pong, C355 Basket Ball, C3, 455 Soccer, C455 All-Star, C455 LaCrosse, C455 All-Star, C45. NANCY HUNT ABELE Hank Quincy, Mass. Weston Hall Athletic Representative of Middle Certificate Group, C255 Hall Class Representative, C2, 355 Orchestra, C5, 455 Outing Representative, C3, 455 Chairman of Outing Representatives Committee, C455 Captain Ball, C255 German Club, C255 Forum, C355 Tree Day, C35. PRISCILLA ALDEN Brockton, Mass. East Hall Student Oilicer, C455 Church Collection, CS, 45, Hall Outing Repre- sentative, C3, 455 Sigma Delta, C255 Art Club, C355 Music Club, C45. MARY RHODA ALLEN AZ South Hero, Vt. Center Gould Hall Big Sister Committee, C455 Astronomy Club, C255 International Rela- tions Club, C355 Knitting, C45. ANN ALLISON Minnie Baldwin, N. Y. Weston Hall President of U er Certificate Group' Hall Class Re resentative 4 PP -, P , C 55 Choir, C3, 45s ESYEY, CS, 45: Ln Crosse, CS, 45s A11-Campus, C3, 45: Hockey, C555 All-Star, C555 Tau Pi Play, C3, 45. 9 3-1-1ewU'Ju 444-IPQGJ-0 A.ni'0e ,tlr-Cla T' quo M -1 lkfuxal t. xirtk. lxkpan '-L -6.2.4. aa... ai.u.l . 211'-+7 0-f lush!! 1414. T H F I E I. D PHYLLIS LOUISE ANGIER Phil Ware, Mass. Weston Hall Class Athletic Representative, C155 Northfield Athletic Association Treasurer, C35, Chairman, C455 Hockey, Cl, 2, 3, 45, All-Campus, C1, 3, 455 Captain Ball, C1, 2, 45, All-Star, C15, All-Campus, C2, 455 LaCrosse, C35, All-Campus, C355 Swimming, C1, 2, 3, 45, All- Campus, C3, 455 Basketball, C1, 2, 3, 45, All-Campus, C3, 455 North- field N , C2, 355 Hobby Club President, C155 Sigma Delta, C255 Forum, C355 Dancing, C45. MARION ATKINSON Lambie Bridgeton, N. J. West Marquand Hall Church Cabinet, C455 Church Collection, C455 Choir, C2, 3, 455 Dancing, C255 International Relations Group, C555 Forum, C45. ALIDA MAY BAKER Lid Marlboro, N. H. Revell-Holton Hall Worship Department, C3, 455 Dancing, C355 International Relations Group, C45. MERILYN ALLEN BAKER Lyn Hiram, Ohio Weston Hall Honor Roll, C355 Church Cabinet, C355 Chairman of Extension Dc- partmenr, C455 Worship Department, C3, 455 Choir, C3, 455 Estey, C3, 455 Dancing, C355 Forum, C45. VERNA ALOYCE BARRON Baron Chicago, Ill. Revell-Holton Hall Hall Class Representative, C 455 Choir, C155 Star Hall Representative, C455 Hockey, Cl, 255 Soccer, Cl, 255 Swimming, C1, 2, 3, 455 Art Club, C2, 3, 45. IO und F O R T Y ' CARYL JEANNE BASHORE Barlay Schuylkill Haven, Pa. West Gould Hall Choir, 145, Sigma Delta, 155, Tau Pi, 145. EVELYN JEAN BASSETT Lyn Seymour, Conn. Weston Hall Choir, 13, 45, Hall Star Representative, 145, International Relations Group, 155, Social Problems, 155, Knitting Club, 145. MARION BATCHELOR Balfcby Chappaqua, N. Y. East Hall Choir, 15, 45, Estey, 15, 45, Octet, 145, Basketball, 155, All-Star, 135, French Club President, 15, 4,5 JANET REMMINGTON BELKNAP Nappy Yonkers, N. Y. East Hall Choir, 145, Basketball, 155, All-Star, 155, Swimming, 15, 45, All- Star, 155, All-Campus, 145, Badminton, 155, All-Star, 155, Captain Ball, 155, All-Star, 155, LaCrosse, 155, All-Star, 155, Hockey, 155, Sigma Delta, 155, NATALIE BESSHO Nibbie jamaica, L. l., N. Y. Center Gould Hall Student Oiiicer, 145, Welfare Department, 155, Hall Outing Repre- sentative, 155, Choir, 115, Hockey, 12, 55, Volley Ball, 125, Soccer, 155, Basketball, 155, Sigma Delta, 125, Knitting Club, 15, 45. 11 fbQQAio, 1-LotuA'LH 02. . Sw Lp 15 :L CL -Bc-.+fJt dry A flfnq! ff-M A9-M4 . ?'44A' s i-l0.v'i cw.. BID? ll Tami Liz. QQ: -S214 Kwik! , L gt, .x or .5o51o...,5g,Y,' NTKYC xjoy, knee V15 i'k.n.'lfxs.wcL Cu-Q.. is Reina vt. Tw-S :Q-only-on i 5 ,L,,.,.4-fv-l- 311-1. 4-1.4 , 4- 65. L wrvaigkfa tw' for.- gf KNIX, 1 Us Y W f 33w'l 5 fe , Ny' was s 1 wry WW 'x , 'VU RJ ?q,,FMJm 'Nagy if Vw V 'X J ir '74 of 1' ,ay 'J Jf Q . M , f V. to '51 VTX' -lfyl M, .Af RX 1' ' 1 Nr J 41 4 Y T H F I E L D JOAIJBESTW Qu HWCDDOV- Worcester, Mass. 'Q' East Gould Hall Choir, C155 Outing Representative, C455 Basketball, Cl, 2, 3, 455 Soccer, C2, 35, All-Star, C2, 355 Hockey, C5, 455 All-Star, C3, 455 Captain Ball, C2, 45, All-Star, C455 Swimming, C2, 3, 455 All Campus, C355 Photography, C35, Vice-President, C45. BARBARA RUTH BIDDLE Twiddle Winter Park, Fla. West Marquand Hall Honor Roll, C355 Athletic Representative of Upper Certificate Group, Choir, C3, 455 Hall Song Leader, C455 Hall Star Representative, C455 Athletic Representative, C355 Captain Ball, C45, All-Campus, C455 Basketball, C455 Hockey, C3, 45, All-Campus, C455 Volley Ball, C455 All-Star, C455 Soccer, C3, 455 Dancing Club, C355 Tau Pi Vice-Presi- dent, C455 Worship Department, C3, 455 Hall Devotions Chair- man, C45. DORIS ADELAIDE BIDWELL Dory Windsor Locks, Conn. East Marquand Hall La Crosse, C45 5 Photography, C25 5 International Relations Group, C3 5 ' Music Club, C45 . 2 DORIS EVELYN BIRD Birdie Philadelphia, Pa, Hillside-Crane Cottage Class Hall Representative, C2, 355 Choir, C2, 3, 455 Estey, C3, 45' Octet, C455 Photography, C255 Sigma Delta, C355 Music Club, C45l JEAN FARQUHAR BLAKNEY Jeanie Williamstown, Mass. Center Gould Hall Vice-President of Middle Certificate Group5 Recreation Department, C355 Choir, C3, 455 Star Representative, C455 La Crosse, C45, All- Campus, C455 Soccer, C45, All-Star, C455 Dancing Club, C355 Music Club, C45. 12 Mini i F O R T Y .Lois BIGELOW BORDEN Loi Waterbury, Conn. Revell-Holton Hall Choir, C3, 455 Estey, C455 Music Editor of the Star, C455 Sigma Delta, C555 Music Club, C45. JEAN ELEANOR BRIGHAM Brig Pittsfield, Mass. East Marquand Hall Choir, C3, 455 Star Music Club Reporter, C455 Dancing Club, C2, 355 Music Club, C45. DOROTHY JANE BULLARD Dotly West Springfield, Mass. East Hall Choir, CI, 2, 455 Basketball, CI, 255 Swimming, CI, 2, 455 Hockey, C455 Soccer, C455 Social Club, C155 Dancing Club, C2, 45. PHYLLIS BURR Philbur Philadelphia, Pa. Revell-Holton Hall Hall Cabinet Representative, C3, 455 Clerk of Church Cabinet, C455 Choir, CZ, 3, 455 International Relations Group, C3, 455 Worship Department, C3, 455 Hall Library Representative, C35. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH BURR Pricker Madison, Conn. Merrill-Keep Hall Secretary of Race Relations Group, C455 Orchestra, C3, 455 Sigma Delta, C355 Tau Pi Play, C455 Worship Department, C3, 45. I3 Q5 vox LPM v- V' an 70' WCP' WJ' M ' Q , . ,v QW' 'T s ,IZ VIN gl! 2447 NL-M., 14.1- c 'V .auL1..u.a1.d- dmcicf. Cam? 1 , ' rA7rfvLw- JT fy. ' I-QL 553 Lgvtmurk' T-,..a ,Cu 1 AP, Al' lxz .9 ,I W: ' N N M Iyl , 192' jew Io, Ucrl' UPU- -lf 3-qwjlku:-o....4 ua mtl? -aff, . T' 0 . 1 -.- 1 wg.:- I Ri My ' R53 HW vfifvxx :SP x val!! . RAAAJLJ .Aa-LC' 5 JV -L . s 14r ' 'Q o.. 6 s L. -.gy vu T H F I E L D HAZEL BUSH Barbie Brooklyn, N. Y. Weston Hall Recreation Department, C45, Hobby Club, C15, Photography Club, C25, International Relations Group, C35, Music Club, C45. CYNTHIA KING CHASE V Cyn Tiverton, R. I. West Marquand Hall Honor Roll, C35, Student Ofhcer, C45, Social Committee Chairman, C355 Class Hall Representative, C25, Senior Room Committee, C45, Church Usher, C3, 45, Choir, Cl, 25, Star Representative, C35, Hoc- key, Cl, 2, 3, 45, Soccer, C15, La Crosse, C45, Swimming, C25, Volley Ball, C45 , All-Star, C45, Hobby Club, C15. JOAN LYSBETH CLARKE lloon Caldwell, N. J. Revell-Holton Hall Student Officer, C45, Chairman of Big Sister Committee, C45, Hall Representative for the Middle Certificate Group, Choir, C3, 45, Soccer. C45, All-Campus, C45, Swimming, C 45, Hall Athletic Represenratxve, C35, Photography Club, C35, Tau Pi Play, C45. MARGARET JEAN CLARKE Meg Winter Park, Fla. East Hall Honor Roll, C25, Church Cabinet, C45, Choir, Cl, 2, 45, Welfare Group, C35, Social Problems Group, C3, 45, Peace Action Group, C45, Worship Department, C25g Tree Day, C35, Secretary-Treasurer of Dramatic Club, C15, Sigma Delta, C25, Dancing Club, C35, Presi- dent Of Dancing Club, C45. ELIZABETH HUNTINGTON CONE Libby Hartford, Vt. Revell-Holton Hall Student Oflicer, C45, Class Hall Representative, C35, Yearbook Com- mittee, C45, Hall Athletic Representative, C25, Basket Ball, C2, 3, 45, All-Star, C35, Swimming, C45, Knitting Club, C25, Photography Club, C35 , President, C45 . I4 F O R T Y ELIZABETH MARIE COVEL D Bet Hamilton, Bermuda West Gould Hall Social Committee, C45g Worship Department, C2, 3, 45, Yearbook Committee, C455 Basketball, Cl, 25, Dramatic Club, CI5, Sigma Delta, C25, Tau Pi Plays, C3, 45, Library Representative, C35. WILMA FAYE COZAD Willie Lowell, Mass. Center Gould Hall Student Officer, C-45, Choir, C2, 3, 45, Badminton Team, C353 Swim- ming, C2, 3, 45, All-Star, C35, All-Campus, C45g Sock and Buskin, C25g Sigma Delta Plays, C3, 45, Worship Department, C2, 3, 45. MARJORIE EVELYN CRICKARD P - Crick Cleveland, Ohio East Marquand Hall Choir, C1, 2, 3, 45, Estey, CZ, 3, 45, Soccer, C35, All-Campus, C353 Social Club, CI5g Sigma Delta, C35g International Relations Group, C45. WINIFRED BURNET CURTIS Chipper Stony Brook, I.. I., N. Y. West Gould Hall Church Treasurer's Assistant, C355 Choir, C3, 45, French Club, C353 International Relations, C45, Worship Department, C3, 45, Orchestra, C3, 45, Missions, 4.45, Extension Department, C3, 45. GLORIA ALICE DE LONG Mansfield, Mass. Center Gould Hall Dancing Club, C35, International Relations Group, C45. I5 N f , . B CWA,-. - . 'Y ' Lu.: ' , Jn. lJ'f . .,,,. Hi -fallow Slave in +4-u W? dlalhf room 31' Gould . Good Loc-'L fkmquu HIOAQS will-21 E-'f'AL'i GLM fam? lucfgpl., yfef-. ., 4...-23-f, N O R 'I' H F I E I. D wk' C o O A JB 95 CRY , 5 K Q1 JANICE MORT DEMAREE Sl JKG, Ian Cl 0- UJ-I-5 South Hadley, Mass. Merrill-Keep Hall 5 Choir, C3, 45, Photography Club, C255 Forum, C555 Art Club, C45g 9-v- 'C New ' o- g,,r Avi Ms' .. 44W.1Q,uf , . ., 4..,.,+,4l,.d! i 6 -.yklha ,Mgr .at-Mn.Q,,5,,u, IZ. C .3,,,.,bfl' X - '19 Ewqpfhf 60 Nv' wiarflr yfvkn ol ff-4 XXX Won it All Social Problems Group, C45. BARBARA LOUISE DIXON Bibbie Heath, Mass. Marquancl and South Halls Student Officer, C3, 45, Cheer Leader, C15, Cabinet Hall Representa- tive, C453 Worship Department, Cl, 25, Choir, Cl, 2, 5, 45g Estey, 445, Star Hall Representative, C355 Basketball, C15g Freshman Social Club, Cl5g International Relations, C2, 3, 455 Orchestra, C1, 25. BEULAH CARRIE DOWNS Beu Mount Hermon, Mass. Day Student Class Representative for Day Students, C453 Tree Day, C25 ALTHEA MAY FERGUSON 0 Ahh Holyoke, Mass. ' Revell-Holton Hall Art, C255 Knitting, C355 Photography, C45. MARY ELIZABETH FISHER Fixb New York, N. Y. West Marquand Hall Basketball, C2, 5, 455 Social, C25g Music, C5, 45. E A 1' A 6 lv Hlxvff A V 'Ci' XJ! 1 . lf ' it 1' ff frvfj F O R T X MARY JEAN FISHER Pixb Chevy Chase, Md. East Gould Hall Student Oflicer, C-45, Choir, C3, 45, Welfare Representative, C25g Dancing, C25g French, C355 Music, C-45. EMILY FRANCES FOSTER Holyoke, Mass. West Marquand Hall Choir, C1, 2, 3, 45, All-Star Hockey, C353 Numerals, C35g Town Outing Representative, C2, 35, Hobby Club, C155 Social Dancing, C2, 55, Photography, C45. DOROTHY ANDREWS FRANCIS Dotly Lowell, Mass. Revell-Holton Hall Choir, C3, 45, Hockey, C35g Dancing, C555 Music, C45. ELEANOR YELLOTT GAINES Eleanor Baltimore, Md. Center Gould Hall Choir, C25g Race Relations, C3, 455 Worship Department, C 3, 45, International Relations, C355 Extension Department, C35g Astronomy, C45. CONSTANCE MARY GIEEORD Connie West Orange, N. J., or Tabriv, Iran CPersia5 West Gould Hall Student Officer, C453 Church Cabinet: Representative, C255 Treasurer, C555 Chairman, C45g Choir, C3, 45, International Relations, C2, 455 Worship Department, C3, 45, Social Problems, C-45, Northfield Peace Action, C45g Missions, C35g Dancing, C35. 17 T H F I E L D JULIETTE ANNE GIFFORD julie Saugerties, N. Y. West Gould Hall Senior Room Committeeg Sigma Delta Play, C355 Music Club, C455 Social Representative, C45 . ELEANOR WASHINGTON GILMAN Gillie Hackensack, N. I. West Marquand Hall Student Olicer, C455 Little Sister Committee, C455 Social Committee, C5, 455 Choir, C2, 3, 455 Volleyball, C455 Soccer, C3, 455 All-Star, C355 All-Campus, C455 Sock and Buskin, C255 Tau Pi, C355 Play, C45. MARY CAROLINE GLAZE Glazie Niagara Falls, N. Y. West Gould Hall Chairman of Campus Government Association, C455 Cabinet Member, C455 Sigma Delta Play, C355 International Relations, C45 . LIDORRA FRANCIS GOULD Dowy Holden, Mass. Merrill-Keep Hall Worship Department Secretary, C455 Choir, Cl, 255 Swimming, Cl, 255 Basketball, C155 Hockey, C255 Soccer, C355 All-Star, C555 Sigma Delta, C255 Worship Department, C3, 455 International Relations, C555 Music, C45. MYRA DAVIS GRAY Mymie, My Waban, Mass. Weston Hall Choir, C3, 455 Music, C555 Knitting, C455 Welfare Department Hall Representative, C35. I8 F O R T Y E' C51 ,Oc Q O6 MAR JORIE EILEEN GREENE gl L, t Aflargie L9-F3 kr ' Hope Farm School, Dutchess County, N. Y. West Gould Hall gc g ' Assistant to Church Treasurer 2 ' Dancin 2 - Forum , C 7, 8, C P, , C553 International Relations, C45g Worship Department, C45. TCU, 700 Q, I 4, , r 1 od, 1, 0 -3. cs. X-A ofa, . '-l 'E' yn! I 71' flf JUDITH MARY HARLOW X H , - Judy ll, N cl I Syracuse, N. Y. Hillside-Crane Cottage 1 4 . C 4 International Relations, C255 Forum, C55g Music, C45g Student - Library Committee, ,C2, 45. I ' -A Ci , i v fi ' i RUTH JANE I-IENSE Heme kb! Q? xx Summit, N. J. East Gould Hall Ga . Q . 1 Q Student Ofhcer, C45g Lower Certificate Group Hall Athletic Repre- Q5 I - . f . - H N.. -4 5 sentative, Worship Department, C25, Church Business Department, C! .R ,ja Y, C353 Choir, C2, 3, 49, Estey, C455 Star Hall Representative, C35g Art , 1-21 I wg N 1,5 V Club, C255 Sigma Delta, C35g Forum, 445, Hall Social Com- 'iq' 'S 'sf- mittee, C35. AKJQNQS v'wQJ1 of oi us t ff T 1 7x 'Q 3 Q 1 lt V Vcf , ,Q t A 5 1 YJ 50 . ',, ' A Sf lx ' V' ,N 'l 4 Q1 Sbw '11 6 l '-1' K v 1 PHYLLIS HALE HINMAN sn NQ 4 ' f 5 Pkwy! R'-fi MM 1 f. Enosburg Falls, Vt. East Marquand Hall I X fb 'Nl '-xl Choir and Estey, C3, 45g Octet, C453 Star Reporter, C453 Basketball, '12, C-45, Dancing, C35g Knitting, C45. ,. 3 VX I C ' We 'Q YVXQYVXBQY- Q I C 0-4: ' e WM U YK fm Xl I A ceq- lqjf- CAROL HOWARD HOAR Ran 5 Hoarpu: 0305 172 ,I New Britain, Conn. Center Gould Hall N44 In ,nn 911 , 51' N Church Recreation Department, Choir, C3, 45, Estey, C3, 45, Knitting Z Q vb A L Club, C55g Tau Pi, 445, Tau Pi Play, C45, rklqux P 'A S u . . .- I 'Bio xx G ' x 'Wo 1, Q50 Q, no I D, 3. ,FQFS5 kia' Cf. N . ' OJX .rs Nl ,- Q! .3 'Sr AX ' 'x XJR x ,ND 5 1 A 'N 'J MSW X v,.,x is :Y imp? tx f' ,cr X Wo , X n Www oe' P ifo-54 iw' PG, I Vunccim A 5NLQx uxxngx S i YYXMKYQX N4-Q55 1 ifb CXQHJ Kb ,lg be Viigdz I A Slaellfio 1 ,know Us 'Z A Shri i cw J oil ' kNi'mim 3? C 1 v 'N ,Cs 1 xg! , 1 X4 'r i Cy C T H F I E L D DIANE HOWELL New York, N. Y. Hillside-Crane Cottage Student Ofiicer, C45, Big Sister Committee, C45, Chairman Red Cross Committee, C45, Race Relations, C45, Choir, C3, 45, Outing Repre- - sentative, C35, Astronomy, C35, Music, C45. RHETA RUSSELL HOWLAND Boston, Mass. West Gould Hall Choir, C1, Z, 3, 45, Estey, C45, Star Board, CZ5, Swimming, CZ, 35, All-Campus, CZ, 35, Hall Athletic Representative, C45, Art Club, Cl, 25- HELEN ELIZABETH HUGHES Skipper Penney Farms, Fla. Revell-Holton Hall Choir, CZ, 3, 45, Sigma Delta, CZ5, President Astronomy, C35, Music, C45. MIRIAM HUNT Mim Dalton, Mass. East Hall Athletic Class Representative, CZ, 35, East Athletic Representative, C3, 45, Town Athletic Representative, CZ5, Secretary Northfield Athletic Association, C353 Treasurer Northfield Athletic Association. C45, All-Campus Basketball, C1, Z, 35, All-Campus Captain Ball, CZ, 45, All-Star Lacrosse, C35, All-Star Hockey, CZ, 35, All-Campus Hockey, C45, All-Campus Swimming, C35, Class Badminton, C35, Hobby Horse, Cl5, Sigma Delta, C355 Music, C45. JANET JACOBS Ian Mercersburg, Pa. Merrill-Keep Hall Honor Roll, Cl5, Class Vice-President, C15, Secretary, CZ5, Vice- President, C353 Chairman Race Relations Group, C35, Choir, Cl, Z, 3, 45, Associate Editor of Star, C35, Editor-in-Chief of North- held Star, C45, Class Volley Ball, C1, 45, Dramatic Club, C15, Sigma Delta, CZ5, Tau Pi, C3, 45. Z0 W- ., .-.,- F O R T Y SHIRLEY SELMA JOHANSEN jo Jamaica, N. Y. East Gould Hall Hall Representative, C453 Church Usher, Cl, 45, Basketball, C1, 25, Social Club, C15g International lielations Club, C35g French Club, C 5- MIRIAM FRANCES JOHNSON Mimi Durham, N. H. Weston Hall Choir, C2, 3, 455 Hall Outing Representative, C255 Music Club, C3, 45g Sock and Buskin, C253 Orchestra, C2, 3, 45. JOHANNAH ELIZABETH JONES I0-Io South Kent, Conn. Center Gould Hall Choir 2 4 ' Este 4 Sock and Buskin 2 ' Knittin 3 ,C,3,5,,Y,C51, ,gn g,cnQ Secretary of International Relations, C455 Worship Department, C 2, 35, Worship Department Hall Representative, C45. JANET KEDNEY Ian Minneapolis, Minn. Merrill-Keep Hall Chairman of Social Problems, C45, Choir, C3, 45g Hall Star Repre- sentative, C455 Sigma Delta, C35g Secretary of French Club, 445, Social Problems Group, C455 Worship Department, C45g Peace Action, C45. HELEN LOUISE KING Readsboro, Vt. East Hall Outing Representative, C35g Middle Certificate Group Hall Repre- sentativeg Library Representative, C551 Folk Dancing Club, C35g Social Dancing, C45. 21 png' luck s l U-.4 O fmxilnibi Em uk si . 'vi-L 1 02.04 ff'- .Wil .LL tri? Q Qiiiie fiixfe 43. ilu-2...a.4 lw.,,,,Q, LAW! JP .,.,,,.J ,0 La, 66,4 4-425 , sab.1.44'f 5'-Skin-leyx 'bench Clubs, in Q -un iw .4 of the an-,ut his nf, P ' I-.out Jin ,ESX xX'X'f,C,Xx AW.. Awcfvxs I l kilfitilwm f Xml ' V83 ' Q,bLX9.zEg,o-4 if 6221 17214725 ' 166051 7' fag., 474 'LAD Me'-fs X ldv em f l Q f l l l l ,few- l,,.rf Nxnxov' 6 if +4 1 Iii' 1' aw by 63 6,-f f' 1 ,609 'X 64, Qmnisk-31 gnvdt 9-!5'QcDx..L. all can L.. T' II F I E I. TD JUDITH ANN KINNE Judy Holyoke, Mass. East Marquand Hall Senior Room Committee, Choir, 61, 2, 3, 45, Basketball, 615, Sigma Delta, 635, Knitting Club, 645. MARY KATHLYN KLEIN Mini Torrington, Conn. Merrill-Keep Hall Student Officer, 645, Class Will, Choir, 62, 35, Star Board Re- porter, 645, Lower Certificate Group Hall Athletic Representative, 625, Hall Treasurer, 635, Tree Day, 645, Sigma Delta, 625, Tau Pi, 635, Tau Pi Play, 645, RUTH OLGA KROUSE Kromie Winter Park, Fla. East Hall Assistant to Church Treasurer, 645, Choir, 645, Worship Depart- ment, 635, Social Problems Group, 645, Dancing, 63, 45, Peace Action, 645, MARY-JANE LADD Laddie Suffield, Conn. West Gould Hall Choir, 63, 45, Sigma Delta, 635. BARBARA ELIZABETH LAKEY Cranston, R, I. West Gould Hall Choir, 63, 45, Estey, 63, 45, Sigma Delta, 635, Knitting, 645. 22 F O R T Y DOROTHY NANCY LAWRENCE Dolly Norton, Mass. Hillside-Crane Cottage Student Oflicer, C45, Church Cabinet, C453 Choir, C45g Sigma Delta, C55g Treasurer of Tau Pi, C45. AVERY LINTON D Ave Chappaqua, N. Y. West Marquand Hall Student Officer, C45g Middle Certificate Group Athletic Representa- tive, Hall Athletic Representative, C45g Hockey, C3, 453 All-Campus, C3, 45, Lacrosse, C3, 45, All-Star, C35g All-Campus, C45g Badminton, 4 All Cam us C45 Basketball C3 45 All Campus C3 45 C Ds - p , 4 , , 4 - , , s Tennis, C353 All-Star, C35g International Relations, C35g Forum, C45. EMILY LLOYD E Cincinnati, Ohio East Marquand Hall Class Hall Representative, C459 Soccer, C5, 45, All'Star, C45, Lacrosse, C45g All-Campus, C45, Volley Ball, C45g All-Campus, C45, Sock and Buskin, C25, Knitting, C45. SUSAN ROBERTS MCDOWELL D Sue Kent, Conn. West Gould Hall Hall Representative, C25g Choir, Cl, 2, 3, 45, Freshman Dramatics, CI5, Sigma Delta, C255 International Relations, C3, 45, Social Problems Group, C35. ELIZABETH MCGAR Bette Bristol, Conn. Merrill-Keep Hall Choir, C15g Alumnae Star Editor, C45g Tree Day, C5, 45, Dramatic Club, C155 Sigma Delta, C259 Tau Pi Play, C455 Race Relations, C45g Sigma Delta Hall Representative, C25. 23 gag-lonlftlrs . 2 ll wifi loaf-fu QYQQQL W Lxhfawe Qtnuy 'NC QMJU. ' -I Dm - AM I ' LW I RT' fi : ,tgvx fam ESV ,W MQ CAJLQ' T H F I E L D MARTHA VIRGINIA MACINNES Mar! West Roxbury, Mass. Marquand Hall 8: Moore Cottage Student Officer, C 4D 5 Welfare Department Representative, C155 Choir, Cl, 2, 3, 42, Estey, C3, 45, Octet, C4Dg Social Club, Cljg Three T's Club, C135 Knitting Club, C2, 35, Folk Dancing, C4J. KATHERINE GLAD MACMACKIN Kate Utica, N. Y. Merrill-Keep Hall Church Treasurer's Assistant, C3, 41, Choir, CZ, 3, 42, Tree Day, CSD, International Relations, CZDQ Social Problems Group, C493 Worship Department, C425 Welfare Group, C4Jg Astronomy Club, CSD, Photography Club, C4D. Lois VUHITILESEY MAHAN Tiny Williamstown, Mass. East Hall Orchestra, C45 g Sigma Delta, C3 J . JEANNE ELLEN MARQUISS Marq New York, N. Y. East Hall Student Officer, C415 Choir, C3, 45, Estey, C4D, Star Reporter, C435 Basketball, C4Dg Dancing, C315 Forum, C4J. RUTH HAYDEN MAY Maysie Brattleboro, Vt, East Hall Class Hall Representative, C4Dg Choir, C3, 4D, Forum, C3Dg Music, C4J. 24 F O R T Y DLI!!-19 'x ltd NANCY FAITH MAYNARD UK QD f ' Ithaca, N. Y. West Gould Hall KGM 1 Middle Certiiicate Group Hall Representative, C3Dg Orchestra, C3, 45g Hall Outing Representative, C453 Vice-President of French Club, C3 D3 Knitting Club, C459 Welfare, C459 Worship Department, C45. ,- . QLQAJ1,-7 ' ELLEN LOUISE MEEIIL 5 f 7h If-as ll, 314.66644- . 1 EZ - Middletown, Conn. Hillside-Crane Cottage swimming, 42, 35, A11-sm, 455, swimming Club, 42, 5, 45, WUI- fig' ship Department, C 45. SUE MERRIAM ' C' by 3 F M Sue - ' ' Longmeadow, Mass. Merrill-Keep Hall ' School and Class Cheer Leader, C453 Choir, C2, 3, 45, Estey, CZ, 35, President, C45g Mikado , C355 Knitting Club, C255 Tau Pi, C4D' I , Tau Pi Play, C4D. K P ,f 1 ...Q 3. rf 1 s A bl YB,-F , -. A J C 75. f - VIRGINIA ELLEN MARY MEYER IN J A ft jinny I N yf Closter, N. J. Weston Hall V1 I ,:,x,F Music Club, C355 Tau Pi, C45. V t ' , U -Af ' J 5. - lid I S I 'J UV SUSAN ANN MITCHELL 5 ll Sue, Suri 00 Larchmont, N. Y. East Gould Hall ,i l Class Hall Representative, Cl, 2, 35, Church Collection, CSD, Choir, Cl, 2, 5, 453 Estey, C3, 45, Mikado , CBD, Octet, C4Dg Freshman 'V Dramatic Club Play, CID, Sigma Delta, CZDQ Knitting Club, C3Dg cf! Forum, C45. lc 0' af' sf? if 'J 25 ,V 3 My X L! f VIYSJ V ., f lf ' -JO , W CJ ifdvbb! 1 l'lGJL2,f1'f'OL1o4.-J QGQJ 344 Sii YE' , debate? g 'Dal gil-3-Al -'-X' ritual' CQ lgglji o.uA.a.Ll lu at 'ktbxl-llf. X 1 Alia fe iff gf 41. 1 4.494 ,V . 1, . .xr . . ' fQr 1 ' .J . iff' y,-P' t ,.5 'P qi K 4 Vx wt C,-Q, . .' .at v ' ,iw Sm! ,v r, - ,, Rf fxi -1 I r ,Aryfflh KVM ,V 'bg 4U V,-f I li, 'J WJ' , 'V :f cj ' LW.. J , I Y if .ff 'J Jv O as ., wwf' ig .- T H F I E L D BARBARA JANE MOLANDER Bobbie Middletown, Conn. Center Gould Hall Student Ofiicer, 145, Class Social Committee, 145, Choir, 13, 45, Star Reporter for Knitting Club, 145, Secretary of Knitting Club, 145, Ping Pong Tournament, 135, Soccer, 145, Lacrosse, 145, Badminton, 145, All-Star, 145. JEAN HIGHLAND MOOREY Jeanie Syracuse, N. Y. Merrill-Keep Hall Choir, 13, 45, Estey, 15, 45, Knitting Club, 125, Sigma Delta, 1353 Photography Club, 145. JANE DIEHL MOWEN lame Chatham, N. J. East Marquand Hall Student Oliicer, 145, Hockey, 12, 3, 45, All-Star, 1353 Basketball, 13, 45, Volley Ball, 145, All-Campus, 145, Sock and Buskin, 125, French Club, 135, Dancing Club, 145. JANET COOK NAIR Ian Syracuse, N. Y. East Gould Hall School Social Committee, 145, Middle Certihcate Hall Representative, Church Usher, 12, 35, Collection, 13, 45, Star Sports Editor, 145, Hockey, 12, 3, 45, All-Star, 12, 45, Captain Ball, 12, 35, Hall Athletic Representative, 125, Fire Lieutenant, 125, Sigma Delta, 125, Tau Pi, 135, Tau Pi Treasurer, 145. MAR FJORIE J. NICHOLSON Marge New Bedford, Mass. West Marquand Hall Hall Representative, 145, Soccer, 145, All-Star, 145, Hockey, 145, Music Club, 135, Photography Club, 145. 26 F O R T Y CGM -qQ,ILL5 NATALIE NORTON - R Wir- KM, at of Nat ' - Manchester, N. H. Revell-Holton Hall fl- 0-a i' ,dak , Choir, Cl, 255 Captain Ball, C155 Volley Ball, C155 Hockey, Cl, 255 swimming, C255 sigma Delta, C255 Photography, 445. , 5 .,lx5d , farm, fe- . RUTH EVELYN NUSSBAUMER 5 ,C Q A 555,11 N wry t . ' Grantwood, N. 1. East Marquand Hall ---ALJ 1 Student Oflicer, C455 Middle Certificate Group Hall Representative, I ' Ping Pong, C353 Basketball, C3, 45, All-Campus, C355 Captain Ball, -Mn-6 C2, 355 All-Campus, C455 Volley Ball, C455 All-Campus, C455 , Hockey, C2, 3, 455 All-Campus, C2, 3, 455 Hall Athletic Representa- 1f'zmJ-v.v4'-'T ,l ' tive, C355 Secretary Athletic Association, C455 German Club, C255 E Q - 2, i A Dancing Club, C355 Tau Pi Play, C45. ' . lf I SNhwfxQA,,X' - Rlvv-vi 9-fvvsxbtpty DORIS RUTH OWEN . 8 Rowen , Worthington, Mass. East Hall UBYQL, cocilvx Hwy Social Problems Group, C355 Worship Department, C555 Choir, Cl, 'Elo-1 Q mba.. ov :X 3, 4, 553 Knitting, Cl, 555 Forum, C45. - . '. X6 Qexbvx X 'YE- 5' Lxlbxx. f X Qx 556 , ' BARBARA KATHERINE PARKER Pam Scarsdale, N. Y. East Marquand Hall Welfare Hall Representative5 Choir, C2, 35, Sock and Buskin, C255 French Club Treasurer, C355 International Relations Hall Repre- sentative, C45. a0,,,,n, JACQUELINE FERN PINNEY 'J jackie 1 Longmeadow, Mass. Marquand Hall and South Halls Honor Roll, C2, 355 Student Officer at South Hall, C455 Chair- QAAQ man Worship Department, C455 Choir, C2, 3, 455 Estey, C455 .Ms Octet, C455 Dancing Club, C255 International Relations, C355 Forum, I C45. lr'Cv5,,,l l .Cv 1 . 3flQLn . KJ 27 wg ,, f ' fl ' we i wi., 'I 17 ff? . 11 ,. J, Um 'll lx avfw J D ,ALJ N' 4 'sf' V :L bah' , N fir .Z 4 . I' I- A- ,r- A Q 1 . U r ,E f lil' 1 l 54 ,,. I I W' www-N AW' ji f f T H F I E L D ELIZABETH ANN POWELL Betty Milwaukee, Ore. East Hall Choir, Cl, 2, 35 3 Star Art Editor, C45g Basketball, C25g Soccer C3, 45, LaCrosse, C45g Art Club, Cl5g Sigma Delta, C2, 35, Creativvi Writing, C45g Yearbook Art Editor. JEAN IRIS RAWLINSON Rawly Hartford, Conn. Hillside-Crane Cottage Class Hall Representative, C45g Hall Social Representative, C455 Worship Department, C35g Choir, C455 Estey, C45g Sigma Delta, C355 Music Club Secretary-Treasurer, C45. JEAN SHIRLEY REBILLARD Reb Torrington, Conn. East Hall Choir, C2, 3, 45, Estey, C45g Basketball, C355 Knitting, C255 Sigma Delta, C35. ELEANOR ROBBINS REED Elly Westminster West, Vt. East Hall Choir, Cl, 2, 45, Freshman Dramaticsg Sigma Delta, C25g Folk Dancing, C353 Social Dancing, C45. MARY REYNOLDS Kinderhook, N. Y. East Hall Hall Star Representative, C455 Basketball, C5, 49, HockeV, 435, All- Campus, C35g LaCrosse, C35g International Relations, C35g Music Club, C45 . 28 F O R T Y JANE DUDLEY RICHARDS Ianey Ithaca, N. Y. Revell-Holton Hall Choir, 13, 45, Estey, 145, Orchestra, 13, 45, Hockey, 135, All-Star, 135, Basketball, 13, 45, Creative Writing, cap, Art Club, 145. MARGARET MARY RIGGS 7 Riggxie, Maggy Thessaloniki, Greece West Gould Hall Class Poem, 145, Assistant to Church Treasurer, 12, 35: Choir, 11, 2, 3, 45, Estey, 145, Octet, 145, Orchestra, 11, 25, Hall Star Representative, 145, Chapel Reporter, 145, Hockey, 13, 45, All-Star, 145, Soccer, 12, 3, 45, All-Campus, 145, French Club, 115, Art Club, 125, Worship Department, 11, 2, 35. CAROLYN HALL RIKERT Connie East Northfield, Mass. East Marquand Hall Soccer, 125, Hockey, 125, Volley Ball, 145, All-Campus, 145, Danc- ing Club, 12, 3, 45, Soccer, 145. ELIZABETH PUTNAM RILEY Boo Douglaston, N. Y. East Hall Choir, 13, 45, Forum, 145, French Club, 135. JOAN BOGERT RIPPERGER Ritfiw Mamaroneck, N. Y. East Gould Hall Chairman of Senior Room Committee, 145, Secretary of Welfare Department, 135, Welfare Department, 145, Welfare Department Representative, 135, Collection, 145, Choir, 12, 3, 45, Estey, 13, 45, Social Club, 125, International Relations, 135, Tau Pi, 145, Star Representative for Tau Pi, 145, Fire Captain, 145. 29 X I s..u.y A .. X X s '- I Ik, 5 ls ' - K l N.. .- 1 x L- -N , C ' I glfaw ' 'Yana-A-I K ' QLD.. VW' ' ,, -5.-Kar... L Q'v'uuv?lLA,,,,vx.. 1 Q,-W--f slwmiwy ' llef 'QP aww uf- cawa' ,Cffi elf-JZ: La fi Mix-s 5021.1 sm XGA . Q M VU i 'Elms ' CS:-k'pQfl'h.5 'g xkamdvgiioua yswow t FDzo.QqfQQfLSl- 54-kanwk muck! -- 1 T H F I E L D SYDNEY HELEN RIVENBURG Syd Factoryville, Pa. East Marquand Hall Class Prophesy, Choir, C1, 2, 3, 45, Star Representative, C45, Basket- ball, Cl, 2, 3, 45, Swimming, C2, 3, 45, All-Campus, C2, 35, Hockey, C2, 45, Soccer, C25, Captain Ball, CZ, 45, All-Campus, C45, Dramatic Club, Cl5, Sigma Delta, C25, Creative Writing, C35, Tau Pi Play, C45. LAURENE ROBERTS Bobbie Watertown, N. Y. East Marquand Hall Honor Roll, C2, 35, Lower Certificate Hall Representative, Choir, C45, Hall Star Representative, C45, Basketball, C35, Swimming, C45, French Club, C45, Dancing Club, C25, President of Creative Writ- ing, C35. JANE ELEANOR ROBINSON Janie Baldwin, L. I., N. Y. Weston Hall Hall Social Representative. C3, 45, Dancing Club, C35, Knitting Club, C45. JEAN HAZEN ROBINSON Robbie Winchester, Mass. East Gould Hall Choir, Cl, 3, 45, Estey, C3, 45, Dancing Club, C25, Photography Club, C35, Music Club, C45. RUTH OGDEN RUSSELL Rm: Pelham Manor, N. Y. East Marquand Hall Tree Day, C3, 45, Choir, C2, 3, 45, Tennis, C35, Basketball, C25, Hockey, C25, Fencing, C2, 35, Sock and Buskin, C25, Tau Pi Play, 43, 45- 50 L n F O R T Y SYLVIA WILLIS RUSSELL Silly Haddarn, Conn. East Marquand Hall Choir, C2, 3, 45, Estey, C3, 455 Dancing Club, C25, International Relations, C35g Music Appreciation, C45. ELIZABETH SEARS RYAN D Bet: Middletown, Conn. Merrill-Keep Hall Choir, C2, 3, 45, Estey, C45, Star Rally, C2, 45, Star Board, C45, Hocke , C35' Soccer, C35' Swimming, C25' Sock and Buskin, C25' Y I , , , Tau Pi Play, C35, Worship Department, C3, 45, Extension Depart- ment, C45. JANET VIRGINIA SABINE Sabini Ithaca, N. Y. Revell-Holton Hall Honor Roll, C45, Orchestra, C355 Choir, C3, 45, Estey, C453 Soccer, C25g All-Campus, C255 Hockey, C255 All-Star, C25, Dancing Club, C355 Tau Pi Play, C45g Tree Day, C35. HELEN MARGARET SANOSKE Pittsburgh, Pa. South Hall Student Ofiicer, C2, 3, 4, 55, Worship Department Representative, C2, 3, 45, Star Representative, C2, 55, Hall Athletic Representative, C25, International Relations Group, Cl, 2, 3, 45, Music Club, C55. SUZANNE SCHEFFER I Suki Douglaston, I.. I., N. Y. Merrill-Keep Hall Honor Roll, C355 Student Oflicer, C45,.Choir, C3, 45, Estey, C455 Basketball, C3, 45, All-Campus, C35, Volley Ball, C45g All-Campus, C45, Secretary French Club, C35, Forum, C453 Worship Depart- ment, C455 Race Relations, C45. 31 N O R T H F I E L D MARGARET ANN SCHMALBERGER Whimpy Poughkeepsie, N. Y. East Hall Social Committee, C455 Star Class Representative, C455 All-Star Soccer, C455 All-Star Captain Ball, C455 Sigma Delta, C35. SYBIL HARRIET SEVERANCE East Northfield, Mass. Day Student Student Oflicer for Day Students, C455 Tree DRY, C3, 455 All-Campus Soccer, C3, 455 Captain Ball, All-Campus, C455 Sigma Delta, C255 Freshman Club, C155 Photography, C455 Dancing Club, C35. w JANE SHEARD SHAW fanie -. Springfield, Mass. Merrill-Keep Hall Choir, C2, 3, 455 Knitting Club, C255 Social Problems, C355 Inter- national Relations, C355 Race Relations, C45. QWW SEER? wfnyfgyf my A. wqg 2-easy MARION BEARDSLEY SIMPSON Simpy Bedford, Mass. East Gould Hall Student Officer, C455 Choir, C455 Sock and Buskin, C255 Tau Pi, C355 Tau Pi Play, C455 Recreation Department, C45. 'golf '0 U6 . Il ALICE VIRGINIA SMITH Ginny MJ U!! Martinsburg, W. Va. East Gould Hall fl Student Library Committee, C355 Choir, C3, 455 Estey, C455 French JP! Club, C555 President of Music Club, C455 Race Relations, C35. fffff J, 1 if! . I ' ,ff jf ff 1 I u fm WJ , f 55' 32 jr WJ - ,V f ,, A m l l'1 , fyfj ,f IK gg 1 f.,r, F ,p fy' 5' 75,151 li V 'ly nf' 4 B F O R T Y DOLCE DEE SMITH Dee Houston, Tex. Revell-Holton Hall Choir, 11, 25, Star Board, 13, 45, Basketball, 11, 25, Hockey, 125, Soccer, 125, Dramatic Club, 115, Knitting, 125, Tau Pi, 15, 45. ELIZABETH JANE SMITH B. J. Somerville, Mass. East Hall Student Officer, 145, Secretary Campus Government Association, 145, Secretary Middle Certificate Group, Basketball, 135, President Sigma Delta, 135, Tau Pi Play, 145. KATIE EDITH SPIELMAN Katie Big Pool, Md. West Gould Hall Student Officer, 145, Welfare Department, 135, Choir, 145, Tau Pi, 13, 45, Tau Pi Hall Representative, 445, Hall Music Committee, 145. VIRGINIA BRANSCOM SPURLING Gee Gee Northeast Harbor, Me. East Hall Choir, 12, 5, 45, Folk Dancing, 125, Knitting, 155, Social Dancing, 145. ROBERTA FLORENCE STEELE Bert Forest Hills, I.. I,, N. Y. Center Gould Hall Cabinet Representative, 11, 3, 45, Social Club, 115, Knitting Club, 13, 45, Worship Department, 11, 2, 35, Christian Youth in Mission- ary Action Group, 145. 35 mx .. Slk AK, 'T' 5 'T LY1 Qhzz. Hgfwik' Sw 1-U 'li xo: Q. H'vs.1.'o 11-4134-N--1 ka.:-A 'S vm N. 153. bggagxicmxturx , ow XGA thi Q 'ma nm 1 'OTXCX9 CULA - M1 ML El l l 34,041.1 , - Jwkff l K ,M VJ, .f' 1 , , I-if 'J 1. L ,..f.f..f C! X A- I JV, - 1 X114 Q,w'?4, I l I 61451. 1 1 l N OJR T H F I E L D 5j2g,a,vllk'1U,',1. J ,0u,0,g,l4 'M bw d,www ,MMJL-1-J, will- g .ul , 8 .. . 59. f Swlwjlff N .I , all IJ, ye' V' -N ' ff., :flu Af JU' E19 fps! wa? Q MW? taxi New 4L.avJ- Sie ae' ' fasf 'R'-H mmf Aft' ,f f-'f NQJJ vii? X',f,:fl' Xiblgv if if WI fy, B Mn if-,f 'llfqp 'clffp - 51,0 li' fjxgv liyad, sf ,f 1- ' 1' 'Plz J-' lf lp I I ff' ! J V rt! 1 'jk R54 ' .1 I J . ,, 3, J, Mg, I,,. wi-. W 9 . at ,W lv L L., ,MW JULIA MILDRED STUCKERT San Juan, Puerto Rico West Gould Hall Photography, 125, Art Club, 135, Music Club, 145, Worship Department, 145. MARGARET ELIZABETH STUCKERT A Muggrie San Juan, Puerto Rico Hillside-Crane Cottage Chapel Decorations Committee, 145, Captain Ball, 145, All-Campus Swimming, 13, 45, Hall Athletic Representative, 145, Social Club, 125, Swimming Club, 13, 45. ANN CARY STUCKEY Smokey Exeter, N. H. Revell-Holton Hall Honor Roll, 135, Class History, Choir, 13, 45, Associate Star Editor, 145, Hall Athletic Representative, 145, Lacrosse, 155, All-Campus, 145, Sigma Delta, 135, Tau Pi, 145. JANET MAY STUHLMANN Boston Plymouth, N. H. East Gould Hall Lower Certificate Group Song Leader, Welfare Committee, 12, 45, Star Reporter, 145, Folk Dancing, 12, 45, Sigma Delta, 135. SARA JANE TEARNAN Terry Decatur, Ill. - East Gould Hall Choir, 145, Social Club, 125, Photography Club, 135, Social Danc- ing, 145, Race Relations, 145. 34 YD , . i F O R T Y BETSY ANN WALKER Bei: Keyport, N. J, Center Gould Hall Honor Roll, C355 Campus Government Association Entertainment Committee, C455 Outing Committee5 Hall Class Representative, C2, 355 Worship Department, CZ, 355 Extension Department, C455 Choir, C3, 455 Class Representative to Star Board, C2, 455 Basketball, C255 Sock and Buskin, C255 Dancing, C555 Sigma Delta, C45. MILDRED MAE WALTON X Skeetr Upper Darby, Pa. East Marquand Hall Student OfEcer, C455 President of Lower Certificate Group5 Cheer Leader, C255 Class Hall Representative, C255 Art Club, C155 Dancing Club, C3, 45. MYRTLE ANN WEBER Myrt Hyderabad, India East Gould Hall Library Committee, C455 Class Hall Athletic Representative, C355 Church Cabinet, C455 Choir, Cl, 5, 455 All-Star Swimming, C355 Swimming Demonstration, C355 Volley Ball, C455 Tennis, C3, 455 Northfield N , C355 Tree Day, C355 Knitting Club, C155 Inter- national Relations, C255 Photography, C355 Music Club, C45. BRENDA WELLNITZ D Torrington, Conn. Revell-Holton Hall Class Cheer Leader, C355 Assistant, C555 Star Rally, C3, 555 Tau Pi, A C4, 555 Tree Day, C45. MARTHA JANET WHITE C J Marty Guilford, Conn. Merrill-Keep Hall Student Officer, C355 Chairman of Middle Certificate Group, C353 Choir, C3, 455 Estey, C455 Class Star Representative, C455 Basketball, C355 LaCrosse, C455 All-Campusg Hockey, C3, 455 All-Starg Volley Ball, 445, All-Campus5 Sigma Delta, C355 Hall Social Representative, C455 Outing Representative and Board, C35. 35 I - rf I6 .73-4k 47 flu.-4 ...AJ I T . I r-'S-.gi stat fd 4 KJ J'-w flf.-V, -l4JJ Rs-7'liL4.af ' v J J-154 iq ,e.f'l,,r I Q ' u 'I q,.,4 -als JJ Dui: I 'F I x ND. 5Q3xou.Xtm. Q, '35 x PXQ tx nom, LU-ELL ZZ, ZQVL uv, vb c4fc .. 1 'Dao-x, dit C R. A I 1 v I 1 1 1 lfllvv' czlklla A . s 5 I fl n. 0 U W 1' Occ t'v+Umlf 1 fn i sn lf- x I 'I 'ludtly ,n X' gud -s , ff'if' 1 7 H.f l5Lp. A 0 l U9 f 01 S Wg, VK ical. .FWZ gj-4: C jrfyvggfp WMS 0- f 2' 4 S AVC. 47, ' ,f . A, , 4 -3 'f' 9 D7 5 ' .A CJ N. . XL. rgsc A , -L vu tr 2 J-gms! 1 N K KA NX ,' , l A A XX 7. ,, yi L , D wa , ' Y-V' . .af , L ex' . ,K 4, x I ,Q . xx xl' l ,, X Ky . 'Q 7 1 1 , 1 2 F1 f ,,,.1.111V aj' V, if ff ff P ,1 '70 WW rf' 4, Jani owyfv I L, flr T I-I F I E L D BETSEY TAGGART WHITESTONE Behr New York, N. Y. East Gould Hall Choir, 13, 45, Star Representative, 145, Athletic Representative, 145, Soccer, 135, All-Campus, Badminton, 135, Hockey, 15, 45, All-Star, 13, 45, Swimming, 13, 45, All-Campus, Knitting Club, 135, Dancing Club, 145. MARY EMMA WHITNEY Mary Plainfield, N. H. Weston Hall Honor Roll, 125, Athletic Representative Lower Certificate Group, Basketball, 12, 35, Social Club, 125, International Relations, 13, 45. JOAN WOODBURY Woodie New Bedford, Mass. Merrill-Keep Hall Class Secretary, 115, Hall Representative, 12, 45, Chairman Race Relations Group, 145, Choir, 115, Freshman Hobby Club, 115, Knitting Club, 125, International Relations Group, 135, Tau Pi, 145, Welfare Hall Representative, 145, Race Relations, 13, 45, Tree Day, 145. JEAN WORTH Wortblers West Newton, Mass. East Gould Hall Choir, 13, 45, Social Club, 125, International Relations Group, 135, Music Club, 145, Race Relations, 145. GRETCHEN LOUISA ZUMWINKEL Gretch Lincoln, Neb. Center Gould Hall Worship Department, 13, 45, Choir, 13, 45, Star Library Reporter, 145, Sigma Delta, 125, Tau Pi, 13, 45. 36 F O R T Y CLASS WI-lO'S WHO Poet: Margaret Riggs Artist: Betty Powell Student: Eleanor Gaines Musician: Jeanne Marquiss Baby: Bobbie Molander Wfittiestz Sidney Rivenburg Best Natured: Nancy Abele Most Versatile: Ann Allison Most Energetic: Brenda Wellnitz Most Creative: Margaret Riggs Best Dressed: Mary Klein Best Dancer: Brenda Wellnitz Most Sophisticated: Doris Bird Most Argumentative: Margaret Riggs Most Gracious: Mary Glaze Most Likely to Succeed: Berry Phelps Most Dignified: Mary Glaze Most Athletic: Avery Linton Best Looking: jane Donnelly 37 N O R T H F I E L D KM, CLASS HISTORY . i if U ANE! How wonderful to see you after these years! . You havenlt changed a bit! 4 ' You havenyt either, Betty. You look just the way lj l you used to back at the Sem-except that your hair's gray ' A 7? now. Did you get back to our twenty-fifth reunion? X No, but Iid have loved to. Remember the first time we y i came to Northfield? South Hall was in all its glory, without .l even busses when we were there. Yes, and remember our first sight of Mrs. Reed! Our freshman year was wonderful, wasnlt it! I've never forgotten the fun we had on Field Day, our first public appearance as a classf, You know, I can still see us at the New Girls' Recep- tion, fresh as paint and twice as green. And our first privi- lege with the Hermonties was so exciting. Do you remember how they were quarantined two days later and didn't get out until Sacred Concert? What a blow to the South Hall bellesli' So many things happened to make that year a good one! Remember our first Mountain Day, our first Christmas vacation preceded by one of Miss Wilson's train talks, and our first mid-years? I'll never forget my fright as I Went to my first exam. They really weren't so bad, though, as I remember themf' Elena Shinn and Fay Smiley were Carnival King and Queen that year, werenlt they? They certainly made a hand- .- 2fMm-4-mu-L-. some couple. And Elena Shinn was May Queen, too. Tree Day and Sacred Concert made a great impression on us little freshmen, especially the male part of the concert. That was our only year together as a class. I think we all had mixed feelings of regret and happy anticipation that year when we went home, knowing that in September we would return to widely scattered hallsf, Sophomore year was fun. Jane Donnelly was our president again, and we'd elected Miss Robinson our class teacher. We were very much one class, even though we had been separated. I still think we showed great presence of mind on Field Day when the class lust before us sang to the tune of Ancbom Aweigh--the tune of our own song! I guess we were growing up! The mountain didnlt seem so far away that year eitherll' lt was in our sophomore year that Miss Allen and Miss MacBrayne made love so convincingly in the faculty play, wasn't it? That performance quite changed my opinion about the human qualities of the facultyf' Oh jane, will you ever forget our disappointment when we looked out on Founders Day and saw no snow? Then, to top it off, it had to rain so that we couldn't even go for 38 F O R T Y hay rides. Peg Morrell and Libby Rollason lorded it over us that year. Seeing them almost made up for our disappointment. In all our maturity, I think we sophomores decided that they were the perfect Snow King and Queen. And speaking of perfect queens, Peggy Hendrickson was certainly all anyone could ask for a May Queen. Tree Day and Sacred Concert always stand out in my memory as red letter days, and sophomore year was no exceptionf, Yes, everything made for a wonderful year, including four parties with Hermon. I remember thinking that the only reason Iid rather be a junior than a sophomore was because we'd get two more partiesf' As I remember it, a huge gust of wind puffed us into our junior year. The weather that fall was terrible, and even Seating Day was cold and wet. It was bad enough being told by the Seniors that we must have them for chaperones, but when our white dresses started to cling to us like lastex bathing suits, that was almost too much. Mountain Day made up for all other bad weather that year. The only trouble was that everyone was prepared for it to be cold, as it had been the year before. We got fooled on that one! We certainly did! The days must have flown by after Mountain Day, for my next memory is Founderis Day and Winter Carnival. There was plenty of snow that year, so that King Al Pfeiffer, and Queen Libby Rollason, had a beautiful white campus to tulef' From white to green! Phil Lawson's campus was fully as beautiful, although a different color, when she reigned as May Queen! I have seldom seen a more beautiful sight than my first glimpse of her as she appeared on Tree Dayf, The next day was Sacred Concert, and widowed though we were by a quarantined Hermon, I've heard a great many people express the opinion that it was the best Sacred Concert on record! The planting of our silver birch, and the Spade Orations on Tree Day made us feel a little nearer our Senior year. The real thrill came, though, when we had watched all the Seniors get their diplomas. Do you remember the way we dashed from the auditorium to sing, or rather shout, At last we are seated as Seniors ? Our day had come, and we were making the most of itf' It's funny, but my first memory of Senior year is the same as the last one of junior year: singing the gloating song. We certainly gloated enough. I remember gloating about all the Senior privileges, even sitting opposite! Mountain Day came-our best, and our last. Then there was the Halloween party in the gym and a few weeks later a Hermon dinner party where we actually got corsages! ! Senior year was a sad one in one respect. We lost Miss Wilson for the winter months. Miss Lyon substituted for her nobly in her train talk, but the Sem just didnlt seem right without Miss Wilson around. While she was gone, some of the most important events of the year took place. On Founders Day we donned Caps and Gowns for the first time and marched in stately Senior dignity down the chapel aisle. This time for King and Queen of the Carnival we had two members of our own class: Ann Allison and Suki Scheffer. Naturally they were the best yet, weren't they, jane? 39 T H F I E L D N O R ,. fig :ral on 'wi-.ij , QB V f-47:45 li 46 at 5 , ,T 5- . 5- N7 4' .I V fag 1 . gm 5 fi A l 'li S .. V :.-1 'C J ,tiff llul l l lil l M x 'ff' ill ,alll .XX lfpvgm ,Mudd Of course. We really had to count our blessings, though. Think how much more we would have missed Miss Wilson in the spring months. In May we saw our last Tree Day, with twelve beauties of the Senior Class, led by Doris Bird, our May Queen, gracing the hockey field. The next day was our last Sacred Concert, so I guess we were forgiven if we waxed just a little sentimental over it. My favorite day in May was Class Day. No classes, late breakfast, a tour of the sights of Northfield, and a banquet, all appealed to me. I think I was just beginning to realize what it meant to be a Senior when it was all over, and there we were at the banquet, reading the class prophecy and wondering where we would be in twenty-five years. You sound as if Class Day were the last day of school! We still had two or three important weeks of school, in- cluding Hnals. Then came that great day, our day, We alone were the center of attention, it was to us alone that Sir Wilfred Grenfell talked. As we left the auditorium, we heard the gloating song being sung by our juniors. Remember how we watched them singing with amused superiority mingled with sadness? Think of how we would have laughed if we had known that we would be talking about Northfield after all these years! As far as we were concerned then, it was on to college, on to careers, and on Cwe hopedj to marriage! ANN CARY STUCKEY. F O R T Y TREE DAY OB and Una had been Maying since dawn in the shaggy old forest of Ennis. Flowers were thick, and soon the baskets overflowed with pink sweetness. just as they straightened up from the last blossom, they caught sight of a meadow through the branches ahead. They raced out onto it, gasped and stopped short. There lay an exquisite fairy ring, smooth as velvet, and green as jade. Una,l' said Rob solemnly, What do you do with a fairy ring?l' I don't know what a human does, she answered, but the fairies dance around them. Let's pretend that thatls what we aref' All right, said Rob, but I hope they don't mind. We have awfully big feet for fairies. They swung into the the timeless pagan dance that Mother Engiffing had told them belonged to fairies. At last they sat down in the middle of the ring. They grew drowsy, .ro drowsy, the grass was beautiful mattress, the breeze closed their eyelids, and they slept. From far off in the forest, floating on the heavy air came the sound of joyous music. Into the meadow, weaving and swaying, floated fairies, leading their queen to her garlanded throne. Softly they waked the children and stepped back. Then began the most wonderful sight! All the dolls of all the lands came trooping in, alive and friendly, dancing each the dance of his own country. The children ran about, watching, examining, asking questions. All too soon, at a signal from the martial Highlanders, the group melted away, and the astonished children dropped back into the ring. If I hadnt seen it myself, -but Rob's sentence never was finished, for the minute their heads touched the grass, they fell asleep again. Mid-afternoon came, and the village children, costumed for the festival invaded the woods and took possession of the meadow. Their chatter and laughter very soon succeeded in waking Rob and Una. They sat up and looked at each other. I feel as if Ild had a wonderful dream, said Rob, and I can't seem to think what it was about. Me too, said Una, but, look! The May poles are up. Let's go dance. MARGARET RIGGS. -'4 I N O R T H F I E L D CLASS ORATION Remembering Thou hast taught us that the purpose of our strife Is not to make a living, but nobly to make a lifef' INCE I first heard them, these two lines of our Alma Mater have kindled my imagination. They seem to express to me the fundamental ideal Northfield has been trying to teach us. Youth is supposed to be the period when we equip ourselves with the implements that we shall use in the struggle ahead. Truth, courage, kindness, unselfish- ness, openmindedness, intellectual integrity, all are characteristics we hope to have and keep throughout life. Northfield has placed these ideals before us and has trained us so that it is possible for us to follow them in a higher way of life. Physical courage and a love of fairness have been developed in us through our sports. We have learned unselfish- ness, kindness and cooperation in living with other girls. Our class work has taught us to think an idea through more clearly, that is, to be intellectually honest, to reach the right conclusion from the given hypothesis. Through Bible class and the worship inspiring atmosphere of our chapel we have had instilled in us the ideas of loving God and treating our neighbors as ourselves, which is true religion. We can truly say that our training here at Northfield has not only shown us what should be done, but has also helped us to do it. But now that we are soon to leave Her shall we be able to cling to these, our ideals, and pattern our lives accordingly? I heard somebody say once of a young man, He lost his ideal of faith in human kind, he grew upf, If ideals are mere childish fancy, goals to which we shall never be able to hold, we do not want them, for what is the use of a plan that theoretically is good, but practically has no value. This younger generation, as we are often called, I think, is too practical to put its faith in values which it believes will not survive. But I believe that we can keep our ideals, make them work. If we do not follow the ideals of loving God and our neighbor, of doing our bit to make the world better, it is the fault of no one but ourselves, for we are given the power to choose whether we shall do our best, or our second best, and the knowledge of what is our best. But to every man there openeth A high way, and a low, And every man decideth The way his soul shall gofi With so many countries in the agony of war, with the world in such a state of chaos, we are so likely to become bitter, to assume the attitude that trying to make the world better is no use. Our parents' generation helped to get the world in this mess, and if they can't get it out, how are we supposed to? So often we ,remember that the sins of the father are visited on the children to the second and third generation, but forget that although we may not suffer for the mistakes we will surely make. our children will. Therefore it is our duty to do what we can to lessen the evil that our children will have to bear. It does seem an impossible task, and it is impossible if we hope completely to obliterate evil in one 42 F O R T Y generation. We must be willing to work our hardest and see little or no seeming result, confident that in the final complete achievement our work will be spun into the thread of which the fabric is woven. None of us will ever forget the feeling of despondency we experienced when we looked the next morning on the seemingly irreparable destruction caused by the hurricane. Bright though the sun shone that morning, it seemed impossible that our campus would ever againbe orderly and beautiful. Yet that very morning men were at work clearing away the debris, and by steady systematic labor, after many months it is true, the seem- ingly impossible feat was accomplished. This Herculean task was not accomplished by one man. It took the cooperation of many. The world, on a far greater scale than our hurricane-swept campus, is in a state of chaos which demands all our abilities and training to correct, and if we try to keep our ideals steadily in front of us, some day, perhaps not in our time, our world may be orderly and beautiful. High though We may realize our ideals to be, we ourselves will never have the power to keep to them steadily. Only with the help of another, greater than We, will our impossible task become increasingly possible. If we eventually realize the source of power suggested in our class hymn, which can keep us to our high ideals, without which there can be no higher way, Northfield will have accomplished her purpose. FAYE STEWART. 45 N O R T H F I E L D -1 11. .i 1 -1. . -1 .l - l ' . L i 22: Q fl' 1-ii i 1 i' 1 Z 1 15l 1 . H V14 ' C li W if 'yea-I A as V1 I R F ' 1 fe 2' . l 4 7 N N' X at igez ' -Q 5 GARDEN WALL Somehow I like a garden wall, Oh, nothing high to cramp the trees, Or shoulder off a wandering breeze, Nor dark, with bricks piled sternly tall, But low, where ivy leaflets play, Explorer, trailing shady vines That beetles take for refuge signs, Or serve the ants for passageway. A wall where dusty hollyhocks Have spiced the fragrant morning air, And bees attend with murmuring care The winding of the four-o'c1ocks. A warmly golden wall around A carpet of such perfect peace That all but intimacies cease, And laughing secrets fleck the ground. Within a wall the world is gay With glad and vivid-colored things. The ramified encumberings Of heavy life are locked away. I think in every soul should grow A garden, with a garden wall That, when the world distills its gall There may be peace to cleanse the woe. MARGARET RIGGS F O R T Y CLASS HYMN CHRIST OF THE UPXVARD XVAY Christ of the Upward VUay, INIy guide divine, XWhere Thou hast set Thy feet May I place mineg And move and march Wfherever Thou hast trod, Keeping face forward Up the hill of God. Give me the heart to hear Thy voice and will. That without fault or fear I may fulfill Thy purpose with a glad And holy zest, Like one who would not bring Less than his best. Give me the good stout arm To shield the right, And wield Thy sword of truth With all my might, That, in the warfare I must wage for Thee, More than a victor I may ever be, XVALTIER MATHAMS. Q XXX IIIWMIIIIIIIE' '' 'Yf2lZ:IQ1ta:1L1:1:iLitit I Q A .I '. I A .rir, mttaiiaxvgii flf' h t , 6 Q. I I T uiiiliiillllll W 4 X W wp, XR xi ' 1 lllififs I ay - 51 Q lk id ll' 'gli S SW ' illlllllllllllllll lllllllmnll v N O R T H F I E L D SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF OPENING OF NORTHFIELD SEMINARY NOV. 3, 1939 46 F o R T Y STAR BOARD AND YEARBOOK COMMITTEE From row, left to fight: Yearbook Committee: Elizabeth Powell CArtD, Eliazbeth Covel CLibraryD, Elizabeth Cone QSnapshotsD. Second row: Star Board: Nancy Hyde, Winifred Kemp, Gretchen Zumwinkel, Faye Stewart CBmi1ze.fr Mamzgerj, Cary Stuckey CA,fyocjate Edilorb, Miss Harlowe Cfldviror for Newrpaperj , janet Jacobs CEdif0r-in-Cbiefj, Barbara Chapin CDi.rlribuli0n Mmzagerrj , Betty McGar, Mary Letz CHzmzor Edimrj, Margaret Riggs, Marilee Abbott. Third row: Carolyn Schmertz, Elizabeth Hervey, Vida Timbers, Carol Brummond, Lois Borden Czlflmic Edirorh, Miss Elsie Scott CAdM.m4' of Yearbook and Bz4.rme.rJ Depdrtmenlb, Miriam Dalby CN61lfJ Edirorj, Betsey Ryan, Mary Klein, Patricia Lydecker, janet Nair CSp0'1'z.r Editorj. N02 prerevzz in picmre: Miss Eva Freeman CAdz'imr Ijzemry Irmeb, joan Johnson, Sidney Rivenburg, Dolce Smith, janet Stuhlmann. The Senior Class wishes to express its appreciation to Miss Kingsbury for her valuable and untiring assistance in the photographs of this book, and to the Photography Club, to Miss MacBrayne for sponsoring the art, and to the Studio Workshopg and to Mrs. Gallagher and Althea Ferguson for their willing cooperation in typing. 47 N O R T H F I E L D NORTHFIELD SEMINARY FACULTY Front rod, left to right: Mr. Taber, Miss Keller, Miss Field, Miss Wells, Miss Daboll, Miss Wilson CP4'incipalj, Miss Lyon, Miss Davis, Miss Eva Freeman, Miss Boak, Miss ' Wright, Mr. Ingalls. Second row: Miss Esther johnson, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Mundee, Miss Harlow, Miss Tower, Miss Marquart, Miss Kenway, Miss McKinley, Miss Gabel, Miss Beulah Scott, Miss Chapin, Mrs. Moody, Miss Ritchie. Third row: Mrs. Tenney, Miss Homet, Miss Arnett, Miss MacBrayne, Dr. Lane, Miss Victoria Freeman, Miss Williams, Miss Darrah, Miss Allen, Miss Marcy, Mrs. Ingalls, Miss Robinson, Miss Cooper, Miss Titcomb, Miss Elsie Scott. Fourth row: Mrs. Yarnelle, Mrs. Davis, Miss King, Mrs. Purrington, Miss MacDonald, Dr. Gale, Mrs. Kirrmann, Miss Kurko, Miss Carpenter, Mrs. Birdsall, Miss Proctor, Mrs. Briggs, Mlle. Liniger, Miss Morse, Mrs. Gethman. N of preren! in piczwef Miss Colton, Mr. Gallagher, Miss Kingsbury, Mr. Kirrmann, Miss Land, Miss Locke, Dr. McCastline, Miss Mensel, Mrs. Reed, Miss Reynolds, Mrs. Thompson. 48 I F O R T Y HOUSE INSTRUCTORS Seated, left to right: Miss Young, Miss Barber C Dietititmj, Miss Howell. Sttmdifzgs Miss Crowninshield, Mrs. May, Miss Dutton, Miss Benn, Miss Knowlton, Miss Palmer, Miss Bolles. Not preretzt in picture: Min Herring, Min Phelpr, MISS HOWELL KNOWS NORTHFIELD SEMINARY- FTER district school teaching, Miss Howell entered Northfield Seminary as a student, was in the first Sacred Concert with both schools in the new auditorium, 1895, lived at Marquand and Holton, which then was a separate unit from Revell, and graduated in 1899, the year Mr. Moody died. After graduating from Mount Holyoke College, 1905, she worked in the Bookstore Building for Record of Christian Work , a periodical founded 1881, by D. L. Moody, which continued half a century. Then she taught in Richmond, Virginia. She returned as secretary, mailing letters requesting hnancial aid for Northfield Seminary. CThis was before Kenarden was builtj. She served in the Alumnae Office, and was substitute and part-time teacher. For the last decade, following teaching in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Miss Howell has been a much loved House Instructor at Revell-Holton Hall. 49 N O R T H E I E L D CAMPUS GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Front row, left to right: Barbara Molander, Mildred Walton, Suzanne Scheffer, Miss Wilson CPrincipalD, Mary Glaze, CChairmanD, Miss Lyon, Betty Jane Smith, Helen Sanoske, Dorothy Lawrence. Second row: Faye Stewart, Eleanor Gilman, Cynthia Chase, Avery Linton, Constance Gifford, Janet Jacobs, Katie Spielman, Ruth Hense, Marion Simpson, Jean Fisher, Martha Maclnnes, Naomi Rikert. Third row: Priscilla Headington, Jean Marquiss, Betsey Van Zandt, Marjorie Meadows, Wilma Cozad, Mary Klein, Phyllis Angier, Joyce Stoddard, Elizabeth Cone, Ann Parker, Elizabeth Gardner, Ruth Nussbaumer, Loretta Kister. Fourth row: Mary Allen, Mona Pardee, Priscilla Alden, Jane Mowen, Sybil Severance, Elizabeth Phelps, Ann Allison, Joan Clarke, Diane Howell, Jane Donnelly, Barbara Dixon. N ot prefent in pictmfe: Jacqueline Pinney, Lucile Trowbridge. 'HE purpose of the C. G. A. is to uphold the standards of the school, to arouse interest and to encourage participation in all school activities, and to represent the student body to the faculty. 50 , f oil til Los dshiwvll ' l:l1a't1'l J .1 JJ' s n'Ji'.,Jx 3 Q S' exbalo fgjsfx' C aff '.f.'r- j , ' I, rl V, QVF . .-'er M,-Q -' 'I K fu' P ,. 'typ . x T 4 aff' F ' ff 1 O R T Y NORTHEIELD SEMINARY CHURCH CABINET Front row, left lo right: Faye Stewart CBnJine5J Departnzentj, Marian Atkinson, Phyllis Burr CCle1'kD, Constance Gifford fChdiMndnj, Mr. Ingalls CClmplninD, Phyllis Adams CT1'edJn1'e1'D, Barbara Marschat CCo1nnznniZy Relations Depdrtmentj, Naomi Rickert, Dorothy Lawrence. Second row: Miss King, jane Porter, Roberta Steele, Myrtle Weber, Mary Glaze, Barbara Dixon, Rachel Miller Q World Outlook Departmentj, Margaret Clarke, Miss Beulah Scott. Third row: Miss Tower, Eleanor Fuller, Merilyn Baker CEx!enJion Depmftnzenlb , Elizabeth Phelps, Jean Grime, Janet Bryan, Vivian Sanborn, Constance Kittredge. HE organizational plan of the Church offers many opportunities for student initiative and leadership. Each of the five departments and many committees has a student chairman on whom, to a very considerable extent, rests the responsibility of making the work elfective. Students in this Church do what adults do in other churches, where young people usually sit on the sidelines. Each part of the work has a faculty advisor who works closely with the chairman. The whole program centers in the Cabinet, elected annually by all students and faculty members. The leaders are chosen from students who have been active in the work in the previous year. Many of them have gone on to take significant places of leadership in college and home churches. 51 ffl Ito 1'n fi WZAX 1 jfl' N O R T Hbllijll E I. D I X E S T E Y C H O R U S Front row, left to right: Barbara Nichols, Ann Howland, Martha Maclnnes CSecretaryj, Mr. Gallagher, Miss Colton, Sue Merriam CPre.ridentD, Ann Allison, Pauline Tringa, Arabella Anderson. Second row: Camilla Rickert, Marion Batchelor, Lois Borden, Marjorie Meadows, Johanna Jones, Claire McLamore, Ruth Hense, Mary Letz, Janet Sabine, Margaret Riggs, Marilyn Baker. Third row: Nanciel McGar, Jean Marquiss, Ann Steimer, Marie Townsend, Barbara Dixon, Doris Bird, Betsey Ryan, Joan Ripperger, Martha White, Charlotte Hathaway, Meredith Pattison, Suzanne Scheifer, Jane Meyer. F ozrrtb row: Elaine Scholten, Jean Robinson, Virginia Starr, Mary McLeod, Jean Rawlinson, Elizabeth Phelps, Carol Hoar, jean Rebillard, Madeleine Grout, Rheta Howland, Phyllis Hinman. N ot present in picture: Sue Mitchell, Jean Moorey, Jane Richards, Sylvia Russell, Virginia Smith. 52 F O R T Y TAU PI DRAMATIC CLUB Fin! row, left to right: Sue Merriam, Elizabeth Covel, Dorothy Lawrence, Barbara Biddle, Miss Ritchie, Jane Donnelly QP1'e.fidemfD , Janet Nair, Mary Holton, Joan Clarke. Second row: Gretchen Zumwinkel, Janet Sabine, Ann Steimer, Eleanor Gilman, Betty Smith, Bette McGar, Marion Simpson, Arabella Anderson, Ruth Nussbaumer, Jane Meyer, Joan Woodbury, Shirley Burr. Third row: Joyce Stoddard, Carol Hoar, Ann Allison, Janet Jacobs, Mary Klein, Constance Kittredge, Dorothy Stambaugh, Mary Letz, Jessie White, Eleanor Burt. Fourth row: Dorann Davis, Virginia Meyer, Katie Spielman, Jeanne Fales, Joan Ripperger, Betsy Ryan, Carol Chapin, Nanciel McGar, Cary Stuckey. N ot prerent in picture: Caryl Bashore, Hazel Kirk, Sydney Rivenburg, Ruth Russell, Dolce Smith, Brenda Wellnitz. Tau Pi's presentation this year was Mary of Scotland by Maxwell Anderson. 53 f s 1151 N , .04 - Y N O R Tf H F I E L D - 4 X .- x, L ,J - 1 X ' cn UD Q1 A U Gd 2 z E , ' xg, Q93 ' sig P 'ii' jg Z3 xxx 1, gt ig? 5 xy BY Qu? X5 .EMR fd if +1:k M,5? ff 4 W gf if sW'55wQ ff- . M., fi? .ft if fx-QQ Q' V,,J'N:,.x be Qi:-'N J 6-ily to 4 x Q ,,,-147 . , fb' view I Y J ,IJ Lx ,IV 'fu jf If . 'Ai X HZW ZdQ?V R T Y SGPHCNHHHECLASS FRESHMAN CLASS ' as N O R T H F I E L D ALL-CAMPUS TEAMS Seated, left to right: J. Ford, S. Noyes, N. Noyes, B. Osbourne, J. Belknap, P. Angier B. Whitestone, J. Crowell, W. Cozad, M. Stuckert, P. Gordon, A. Howland, S. Spencer I. MacDermut, J. Lakey. Standing fflll-Star Teamjs P. Headington, C. Brown, M. Buschmeyer, C. Whitmore P. Williams, V. C. Smith, L. Christensen, B. J. Purrington, J. Taylor, N. Meyers, R. Hull H ockey P. Angier B. Biddle R. Hall M. Hunt A. Linton R. Nussbaumer W. Sauerwein P. Spencer B. Tyack G. Webster B. Whitman C aplain Ball P. Angier B. 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