Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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111115 K, 4 V l In lu! R 'yi fa 9 lk gg vinA'W - 1: DICK SYVEENEY is a good man with a test tube, a tennis racket, or a camera. It's the camera angle that interests him most privately, the test tube that concerns the profs in the chem department, and the racket that means most to the Kampus Killers, his team in intramurals. Dick is brother in the Roarers fraternity, and a member of the Newman Club. The glamor boys of Phi Eta Chi include in their ranks gay, good funster GEORGE TIINIKO. A Chemistry major, George has spent a great deal of time in E Building, but has managed to sally forth more than once from scientific seclusion, trans- formed from a hard working grub to a rah-rah college boy replete with loud socks and rumble seat technique. FRANK TOMAN is a constant source of envy to insomniacs. He can sleep anywhere, anytime-and does, on buses, trains, in lectures and even gym classes. This might seem quite strange for a chem major, Frankis friends say he absorbs chemical formulas by osmosis, it comes that easy to him. Maybe some people would crack under the strain. FRANCES TORRES manages the incredible task of teaching some twenty two kids how to play the piano, without for a minute losing the good humor that characterizes her. This, in spite of the heavy demands of student-teaching Spanish, participating in the Spanish club and the chorus.

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GERTRUDE STEINBERG deserves an accolade for the excellent series of lectures the Economics Club presented this term on the War situation - a program for which she is responsible. VVorking on Senior Class Night Committee and the Senior Week Committee also, Gertie obviously believes the one about all Work and no - etc. One of the few English majors who doesn't Want to teach or write, ANITA STERN casts her vote for ofhce work after gradu- ation - but nevertheless belongs to the Poetry Club and Scribes. Anita likes horseback riding, dancing, open fireplaces and her sisters in Upsilon Phi Sorority. JOYCE SURBER has bright golden hair and a voice to match. For years now Joyce has done the vocal honors at Queens College big social doings, and gotten them. Pert and tilt nosed, Joyce belongs to Alpha Delta Pi and the English de- partment, and does more than just her bit on the Varsity Shows. In addition to his draft registration card, which he uses to prove that hels a big boy now, LEW SUTTER proudly displays a Local 802 Musicians Local card. Besides the personal satisfactions involved, Lew's talents enable him to maintain a car and the hectic social pace of Delta Gamma Epsilon. F? l pf-Z, evil., K

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C ...HN V Tall and dark in the best john Powers fashion, JUNE TRIGGER is one gal who knows the kind of clothes to wear - and wears 'em. Maybe it comes from understanding one's psychosis, but psychologist June has an unremitting supply of energy that drops strong men in their tracks, which she uses up working for old A.D. Pi. 3 Rosy-cheeked JOHN TROY has a smile for everyone. His grin and his wit do a great deal to put others in the best of spirits Qnon alcoholicj. He's a member of the Chem Society and intends to work as a chemist. Strictly on the social side, AIIIDREY TUZAR,S accomplishments at Queens College are well known to everyone - especially her performance as star of the '41 Varsity Show-and no one disputes the fact that she's the best jitterbug on campus. Nice to look at - nicer to know, that's A.D. Pi's Audrey. JOSEPH URBANEK. This artist hibernated in UI Building, but sauntered out for Bear Mountain trips, dedication days and the like. He is polishing off his last year practice teaching at Newtown and trying to convince the kids there that he's really old enough to be in the draft. Watch yourself, guys, this boy wears a camera and you might find your antics on the front page of the News. YB if