Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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HELEN KRUPKA's activities run the gamut from archery and the sports night programs to participation in the Poetry Read- ing Festival, and the Social Dancing Club. Helen is an A building girl, the home of all good English majors, and she plans on preparing for a teaching career. YVhile ANNE KULIS,S vocation is history and teaching for she wants it to bej her avocations border on the aesthetic. She collects reproductions of great pictures, and records of great music, meanwhile making a little of her own singing in the Chorus and Glee Club. And just for variety, she took part in the Pan-American festivals. SELMA KUTNER admits to writing poetry on the sly but blames it on the fact that she's an English major. She managed circu- lation and advertising for Lens-Horizons and worked on the Varsity Show. Selma's favorite pastime is dancing and the exciting etceteras that go with it. Tall, good-natured BEN KUZNICK has majored in Chemistry preparatory to entrance into med school. As a member of the Chemistry Club he follows his scientific bent outside class as well as in. Well known for his punning ability, and his Dutch uncle advice, Ben is good company in the lab, or in extra- curricular activities. Q6 R' -A K X, x X 6 Q

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QB JERRY KLEIN has had the physical, mental and moral stamina to withstand the cloying effects of the superabundance of fem- ininity in the English department. An English major from the beginning he has steadfastly refused to change his major. May- be he's not so dumb, what with a Private Breger future, very much sans the fair sex. Though his heart belongs to the arts, MEL KRANTZLER has managed to combine marginal utility with the movies and the best of Pee Wee Russel with Veblen. All the while he is prov- ing himself worthy of our Economics Department, he will probably rue the fate that deprived Aesthetics of him. A charter member of Iota Alpha Pi, lXlURIEL KROMAN evi- dently eats up the stuff that Machlis, Haywood, and Company dish out, because she plans to continue the study of music at graduate school after leaving Queens. Music figures in her extra-curricular work too, with membership in the Band, Women's Glee Club, Chorus and the A Cappella Choir. RUTH KROINIBERG has been for years the only person on the campus who could find her way unaided through the welter of Dr. Bradley's correspondence Qincluding the good doctor himselfl and as such is indispensable. Ruth is an English student, but at present is majoring in a certain Poly Sci guy. is xx?

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93 , T ai it lb Bellevue's loss was Q.C.'s gain when LIL LALLI gave up nurs- ing to rejoin her colleagues. Serene and unruflled, Lillian leaves no wake of noise behind her but a steady stream of friendship and appreciation. A Biology major, she possesses all the characteristics of a real scientist. LILLIAN LARI, perennial class secretary, has snagged herself a Fordham scholarship along with Q.C.'s most eligible men. A member of Theta Nu, a QC Scholar, president of numerous committees, Lil wants her life to be part of the big things that are happening in the world. And she really means it. Though his usual habitat is a science lab, YVARREN LAUBE has found time for other interests. He was one of the founders of the Roarers in 1939. Like most of his fellow Roarers, he is also a member of the Kampus Killers Athletic Club, cur- rent cup contenders for intramurals. His favorite sports are softball, football, bowling and skating. RUTH LERMAN's out of class doings are strictly on the social side. She was president of Upsilon Phi, and its representative on the IFC. Committee member for the '39, ,40 NVinter Wfonderland Formal, and the Junior and Senior Proms, stage manager for the Fan, and in general one of the bright young things around the Speech department.