Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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Sl .xg Yi E5 tt P J 'ag 9 'ba f NN, 5 NANCY BLA1'TlNIAN is half of a famous twosome, the other half being you know who. She is also fond of serious music, horse- back riding, political discussions, and potato chips. Nancy majors in sociology, is a member of the Anthropology Clan, and hopes to do social welfare work after June. DAVE BLOCH,S most distinguishing characteristic at present is a 2A classification. Very nervous and quite modest, Dave took two years to recover from his initiation into Phi Epsilon Pi and was then elected president of the Queens chapter. Dave can run the 220 in no time flat, and will kill anyone, besides his family, who calls him Buddy. If a nice sense of humor and an air of spontaneity can spice cookery as well as a personality, Jo BLOCK ought to be a wow as a dietitian. Membership in the Chemical Society, Home Economics Club and Biology Club indicate jo has an outside as well as classroom interest in Home Eco. A serious interest in sociology and a decided penchant for all things frivolous make ALICE BOARDMAN a paradoxical but de- lightful mixture. Possessed of a sparkling vitality she has written both the Dust Bowl and Strictly Feminine and was vice-president of Sigma Psi. Which all leads one to believe little Alice is small, but oh my! C

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1 Litre if an gf? Silk President of the Latin Club, on the steering committee of the Economics Club, DOROTHY BERNHARDT will be remembered for the energy and ability she put into establishing both of these societies. Although her hobbies switch from Virgil in the winter to tennis in the summer, Dorothy's real aim is to become an economist for the government. lN'IIMI BERNSTEIN majored in English with ever shifting voca- tional objectives. Still uncertain, she is waiting for the inspi- rational flash only a want-ad column can supply. She is fond of hosteling, square dancing and also skiing despite the fact that more than once she's appeared with a beautiful shiner acquired, she says, on ye snowy trails. In lab once, GERALD BESEN connected a Bunsen burner to the water outlet, but just the same hels a good chemist and a good egg. Jerry's mark of identification is the omnipresent slide rule, and his chief characteristic the constant query, Have you seen Dr. Blatt?,' Except of course, when he's ice-skating, bowling or playing tennis. QC Scholar STANLEY BIRNBAUM combines a dash of Einstein, from his Math background, with a smattering of jimmy Stew- art, from his army foreground. Top off with a crew cut and maraschino cherry. Stan fills in spare time with the Math and Fencing Clubs, and the nefarious activities of Sigma Kappa Chi.

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MURIEL BOETTJERYS enthusiasm for social reforms converts everyone who comes in contact with her from apathetic do- nothingness to genuine activity. Never inactive herself, she divides her time successfully among such activities as travel- ing about the continent or making a survey on the major jitterbugs in the lounge. Versatile, friendly and fun, she's tops in any language. The combination of home economics and chemistry should mean that ANNE Boom is either a cook book chemist, or sci- entific chef. But leaving that aside, it is certain that Anne is one of the more active members of the Home Economics and Chemistry Clubs, as well as a popular sister of the Upsilon Phi Sorority. Invariably NORMA BONDY leaves the French or Spanish exam with an oh-it-was-awful expression, and invariably she makes the Dean's List. She makes the best cookies in the World, is positive that Macy's sells for GZ, less femployee loyaltyj, thinks the French department individually and en masse are the swellest people on the campus. SALVATORE BONSIGNORE is literally of the shady side of the campus, spending his in-school hours Qand there are a lot of themj in E Building, more specifically the chem labs. Salva- tore has declared for a job as a chemist. VVhat the army will have to say about that is still an unknown quantity. pf MNKYX