Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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EX The inexplicable look which characterizes Psychology majors becomes especially acute with IRVING Woons. Maybe its be- cause his middle name is Arro. Dauntlessly overcoming such handicaps, he has been able to accumulate a solid academic record and an impressive number of friends. Spare time, Irv fills in with intramural activities. FREDERICK ZENZ is the Chemistry major who spends his time in lab making tea. Fred, or Fritz as he is known in the German Department, has played the part of the devil in two of Dr. Lenz's German plays-although he's pretty unsatanical otherwise, tamely playing the clarinet in the QC Band. DIANA ZINGHER is as attractive as she is intelligent, and she's intelligent enough to be a QC Scholar. Only by trying to find her can you discover the pace she sets. Diana is a Chemistry major, so she has plenty of time to exercise her natural ability for work, not that she doesn't play. CARL PRUNHUBER cleaned up for Delta Gamma Epsilon last carnival time as the most popular target in the tomato-throw- ing event. Not that we all don't love him. As a Mathematics major he learned to count to twenty without taking his shoes off, and betwixt times Carl has worn many cozy spots on the red leather lounge chairs to a frazzle. ,Rf QS Q f QB

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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

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