Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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,QT-D fill Cds 2 gi. gp. o 0 l BmAOG9 DORIS WANIBOLD, the answer to any food problems the Alpha Delta Pi's run into, can cook circles around ordinary mortals. As one might guess, she's a Home Economics major. But Doris isn't concerned entirely with the inner many her hobby is college dramatics, and she has contributed to the success of several Playshop productions. Fond of rich cake and good music is Education-English- Speech major MAXINE WECHSLER. Cadet teacher in the Speech Clinic, secretary of the Education Club, member of the Silhouette literary staff and Commencement and Senior Week Committees. Max looks forward to graduate study and career in education of the speech and hearing handi- capped. Somebody called ED WHITE a catalyst, which might be fighting words, if they didnlt mean that things get gay when he's around. This could be the reason why hels the present presi- dent of the Roarers. And like every other member of the fraternity, he also takes his softball with the Kampus Killers Athletic Club. Incidental intelligence: Ed's a Chemistry major, member of the Chemistry Society. Honest TOM WIELER the people's choice for class treasurer. An Economics major who is actually going to put what he learned to pratice via the Labor Department in Washington. A Pipe and Bowl man who makes you think life is real, life is earnest until you note the company he keeps. l25

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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

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ill 1 ' J-'C r sf- .i.-1: j ' BEN WIENER-IhC flower of the Dead End Boys. Majors in Chemistry in preparation for medical school. Eats tremend- ous lunches, lifts weights like Bullo, the Strong Man, but is enough of a softy to go for a string quartet or a concerto any day of the week. In a quiet, unobtrusive sort of way DORIS WISHART manages to do considerably more than hold her own on the Q.C. campus. One of the top flight sociology students, Doris is taking the honors seminar in that field, is a consistent Dean's Lister, a member of Theta Nu and the fiancee of an American air pilot in Australia. LUCILLE WOLF, usually known as Lou, is bursar of Phi Tau Alpha Sorority. She disagrees with anyone who says a pun is the lowest form of humor, and respectfully submits that she finds only stale puns a little difficult to swallow . . . Which gives you the idea. LILLIAN VVOLFSON says her vocational objective is to be a good citizen, certainly a paying proposition in these, or any times. Her interests in school lay, as seems to be the case with Speech majors, in the direction of the theatre, and she has performances in the Radio Workshop and in the Queens College Playshop to her credit. rj Wy s i 1 by pg 'ARTS own crmww-5