Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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it Qi!! SHIRLEY CHAMBERS. This is the red-haired committee girl of Alpha Omega who leaves Queens Collegians guessing about that inscrutable look in her eye. As her English courses added up, she graduated from saddle shoes to spectators and lush suits and caused many a freshman to murmur, purpose- ful perfection without apparent effort. English major and Dean's Lister, MARGERY lX lAY CHANyS extra- curricular doings tend to the musical. She works with the A Cappella Choir, the Chorus, the Women's Glee Club, and is frequently called upon to solo. Also Margery has the rather amazing habit of tearing out pages she needs, because she dislikes carrying books. Silent, handsome, full of fun, JERRY CHIESA clicks with every- one. Though baseball is jerry's favorite sport, he is an all round athlete, who can compete with anyone. Arthur Murray never taught him dancing in a hurry. He thinks dances are swell- to watch. He majored in Poly Sci, wants to enter Civil Service, and is at present dragging down 1521 a day once a month. Although it looks like setting-up exercises from a distance, BEA CHORNAYS manual gymnastics are merely attempts to describe what her newest dress looks like. She buys two papers every day, reads them assiduously to her friends, buys cookies like mad, and schooltimes, dabbles in economics. 'ilk 22, gi , ka mozocv

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i L ,gi gd X QS? LEONORE CA1Ni1's flashing smile is a familiar sight in the music building where she spends most of her college hours. An excellent pianist, even playing other people's music, Leonore has a yen to write a little of her own - and wants to go to graduate school to learn more about how it's done. JEANNE CAPLIN is an Economics major and a member of the Economics Club. She plans to teach. Jeanne's pupils will find it difficult to fall asleep with such an energetic instructor, if only because she'd probably beat them over the head if they show the slightest sign of boredom. Dark beauty, quiet charm, a gentle manner- these are the qualities which bring forth superlatives whenever JULIE CASA is around. We'll forgive her for having two majors, one's History, and the other is in the army, because her agreeableness and sincerity make her one of the top favorites on the campus. There's a rumor to the effect that ESTHER CHAIKEN can sit on her hair if she takes a notion, it's that long. But for the most part she keeps it neatly wrapped around her head in braids. Esther is a Phi Tau Alpha gal, an economics student, and an attender of Eco Club soirees.

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IRENE CHRISTO is one of those busy girls. When she isn't hustling around school getting her regular college Work done -which includes a psychology research problem-she is rush- ing off to Columbia to continue the research, or to make her Polish class on time. Scholarship aside, Irenels major pre- occupation is to bring her bowling up to par with her tennis game. NIILDRED CLEARY is a girl who has held down a job in her time, from Student Counciling, to being vice president of the junior class, to presiding over Theta Nu doings. And she does it with the same brisk despatch that snares her A'A's in her speech courses, that characterizes her self-possessed line of chatter, that puts snap into blue, blue eyes. JOHN CLEMM has made his quiet way at Queens majoring in History. Many have discovered his friendliness, but few have realized his hidden potentialities as an amateur sportsman, mainly in the field of baseball. It is rumored that he swings a mean bat and has spent a great deal of time managing some better than average sand lot teams in his spare time. Never on time herself, RUTPI CLINTON is just the girl to talk to delinquent tax payers, and tax collecting is what she wants to do. More than once Ruth almost fell asleep in her econom- ics classes, in spite of the amazing metamorphosis that makes her a dynamo of energy on a dance Hoor or basketball court. Tl Q75 If in X fee' Qi 'ARTS QIUD CR new-3