Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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Pretty JEANNE Omioxr practically hibernates in Building E where she strenuously majors in Chemistry preparatory to a career as an industrial chemist. However as a member of Sigma Psi Sorority and an avid music lover Jeanne follows social as well as intellectual pursuits. Then, too, there's that guy in lVashington. Six foot two-er XVALLY PETERS looks like a mooring mast on the baseball field, and is pretty impressive when boxing too. Maybe Mfally, a rather quiet, unpretentious guy, wants to keep in the pink for that future job as an economist in Hfashington. A member of Phi Omega Alpha, ROBERT PETERSON is the typical outdoor boy: loves to rough it and is a swell cook. He enjoys nothing better than zealously disrupting and rearrang- ing his old Ford car, and is most admired for that calm, un- ruflled manner, and the skill with which he handles difhcult instructors in history and all other departments. NORMAN PHILLIPS is the composer and director of the music for the '41 and ,42 Varsity Shows. He also shows talent for singing light opera, and is a member of Peers and Peris. On the athletic side, he has won a major letter for running on the Track Team. f M Wk f if- Iii illffz, , x-! ' CLO l Kc. iii Rig ARTS mug QQHFTS

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To adequately prepare herself for a future in the consular service, TANIA NOVIKOFF has studied political sciences, and languages. Not her least important qualification is a genuine friendliness that has led Tania, a member of Lambda Omi- cron, into many out of class activities such as the Spanish Club and International Relations Club, Los Titiriteros, and the Chorus. ' HANK NYCHKA is the proof of the suspicion that not all scientists are allergic to the Wiles of Wimmen. While uggling test tubes with one hand - he eats lemon pie with the other. He likes bowling and is firmly convinced that a man's place is in the dog-house. r People have learned to harness AD Pi-er lNlARION 0BENCHAIN,S explosive energy where it does the most good, Le., controlling Crown, Silhouette and Inter-Fraternity Council finances. She balances books when no one else can, but with a filled up date book, it's a toss up as to Whether she will be allowed to go into business, like she says, or not. The thing about BILL OECHSNER is, that at one time or another hels played every piano on the campus, there are nine altogether. Music is his chief diversion, writing as Well as playing it. And the thing it diverts him from, incidentally, is the regulation burden of 24 credits in a major, for Bill, History. fi? O EQ 65001069

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ll W3 l l DOROTHY PLEAU is the original girl with the dreamy eyes. She is an art major, student teaches now, wants to just plain teach afterward. Dotty is a photography fiend, likes to make her own clothes, likes to wear them, likes the Art Club, of which she is a member much in evidence. AIONSIEUR JOSEPH Po1RoT, unwitting originator of the Poirot theorem of logic, wants to be an actuary for an insurance company. Why, God only knows-but his draft number will fix all that. Anyhow, the Army will give Joe a chance to be in his great outdoors, which is more than Metropolitan Life will do. You know ELLIE POULTON - she's the tall, dark and beautiful one. A History major, shels made a little of her own in Queens College. Vice-president of Lambda Omicron and all in all one of the more popular young members of the Macy set. SALLY PSCHENITZA, first lady of the Queens College stage, is a regular little trouper. As cadet speech teacher, president of the Playshop, member of the Queenls Huslmnrl and Night of ulzmuary l61fh casts, and radio actress of the America Speaks series, our gal Sal has never been known to turn in a bad per- formance. 109