Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

Page 76 text:

ED BRADLEY, a Delta Gamma Epsilon man, spends most of his time out of school holding down what he, at least, claims to be an important position on the New York Sun. Most of his time in school Ed hangs around the sociology department, plans to do social work after graduation. People are always getting KAY BRADLEY to sell something, and as circulation manager of the Crown, Silhouette, and Lens-Horizons this cute, witty, and loquacious colleen is able to part a senior from his dollar more easily than anyone else. Newman Clubber, A.D. Pi-er and Macyite, Kay is deh- nitely one of the best-liked gals in these parts. Maybe there's a subtle connection between majoring in Political Science and wanting to be a taxidermist. We wouldn't put anything past ANNA BREIT, ardent baseball fan Cproud possessor of a baseball bat autographed by all the Dodgersj, Epsilon Phi Sigma sister, magnificent cook and bottle-washer, and titian-haired Coca-Cola fiend. Exotic is the word for SHIRLEY BULMER,S appearance, serious the word for her intention to teach long suffering high school students all about glottal stops. In her varied career she has been president of Sigma Psi, taught speech defectives and worked on the Silhouette. Her humor convulses the most dour individuals. V LY' X QDDL6 ORC QQ item L gag

Page 75 text:

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

Page 77 text:

Q5 4 BX kkgjb There are very few QC students who missed noticing the carrot-topped lNlARION BURG, even though she spent most of her time in college around the science buildings on the shady side of the campus, messing around the biology and chem labs. When she emerges from the halls of science, Marion usually heads for the athletic field. RUTH BURG is right beside her sister Marion when it comes to sports. She has a mean batting average in softball, and is no slouch when it comes to paddle tennis either. She switched majors from biology to Home Eco., and is one of the active members of the Home Economics Club. FRANK BURKE is one half of the famous Pipe and Bowl Burke twins, the other half of which is now languishing in the Marine Corps. A nifty dancer and all around good fun, he participates wholeheartedly in the social whirl both at Queens and out- side. Though he has covert ambitions of other things he will probably join his brother in Uncle Sam's armed forces. Red headed, lanky, raw-boned JOHN BURNS is either a typical Irishman or a typical hill-billy. He has a slow, but crackling wit, a languid air and a pair of the longest legs on the campus. A good Pipe and Bowl man, he has a social Hare, but has also proved himself a steadfast and true scientist in the Chemistry department.