Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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, j j QIASILIOS VLAcHos, or Val as he's known to the boys, cuts quite a figure, in a restrained sort of way, what with his Homburg, mustache et al. A pre-medical student in the Chemistry Department, a junior Pharmacist at Flushing Hospital, and a member of Delta Epsilon Chi, Val obviously has a reputation to maintain, and maintains it. JOSEPH WAAG is a lad with Zeitgeist. A History major, his ambition is to be a military strategist, and -his hobbies include a taste for decoding codes and artificial languages. Joe has obviously done his best--now it's up to the draft board. Mean- time there's always intramural football, stamp collecting, the Glee Club and Band. MIRIAM WALLACE exhibits the psychological characteristics of a schizophrenic. As chairman of the Ring and Pin Com- mittee, and member of the circulation staff of Lens-Horizons, she is quiet, dignified and efhcient. As a Theta Nu-er she is gay and vivacious. And as an Economics major she wants to go on to teaching. The president and treasurer of Alpha Alpha Sigma, RITA VVALSH has also served as secretary of the Inter-Fraternity Council. Rita is a Sociology major interested in going on with social work after graduation. She's probably an inveterate bathroom soprano, but at QC she takes it out on the Glee Club and Special Chorus. if 4 i y 1 W3

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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

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Ardent feminist RUTH WALTERS has devoted at least part of her life to encouraging women's intramural sports at Queens. A member of the Women's Intramural Council, she is a master hand at arranging tournaments, and keeping the young ladies from too enthusiastic exhibitions of hair-pulling. Handsome AL WALTHER, King of the Campus by popular ac- claim, photography editor of Silhouette and Lens-Horizons, loyal Delta Gamma Epsilon brother, and authority on fem- inine pulchritude at Q.C., is an advocate of the theory that business can be combined with pleasure. When not majoring in Chemistry, photography is his business, and he pursues it by taking pictures of pretty entering freshwomen. Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her inlinite vari- ety. Tiny Alpha Omegette Rosle ELAINE W'ALsH is that Economics major who could put two and two together before she ever took a course. VV ith all the guile and charm of the Irish she says just what she thinks and makes you like it. Maybe it's not orthodox for a psychologist and would-be social worker, but JEAN l'VALZER,S heart belongs to creative writing. At least in her spare time. When pen and ink isn't available Jean talks, makes bad puns, giggles, vice-presides over Psychol- ogy Club meetings and is in general evidence on the student horizon. X N X KQQQEJO get