Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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I I y! i A, f 53 lNlARGIE COLLINS is a college girl right out of the Inovies. Un- rivalled Queen of the Campus, permanent class secretary, the flower of Alpha Delta Pi is one of those girls whom the others would hate if it weren't for the fact that she's really so darned nice. Wfholv Wlzo of the Students of America boasts the name of AD Pi-er JEANNE CORBETT. Versatility, popularity and the ability to pull A's almost casually account for her national standing. A good worker as collection manager of the Crown, she'd much rather play and does a lot of it on Princeton Week- ends. A girl with varied interests, VIRGINIA CRESS goes in for every- thing from tennis, ping-pong and riding, to burning the mid- night oil for tomorrow's Chemistry exam, to dancing for hours on end Without tiring. Jean is an Iota Alpha Pi-er and has served as treasurer. JOHN DAIIL, a master of men and a wow in a rumble seat, is the only member of the senior class who succeeds in making the faculty feel they are intruding. Additional information includes four years of Political Science, and an ability to quaflf beer with the best of Phi Omega Alpha.

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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

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gQQ31xf.t f l FRANCES DATYVYLER. This pert blonde cavorted about for several years attempting to choose a major - History finally won the race and Fran toted home a book occasionally. That amazing giggle staggered Alpha Omega as did her button twirling snag the boys. Her other sports are second, however, to her love of the classics which she practices diligently on her little Steinway. EVELYN DAv1s optimistically majored in Economics and Edu- cation, wants to teach in an elementary school. Not that the sixth grade won't love to hear about the law of diminishing returns if Evie is teacher. She is, appropriately enough, treas- urer of Theta Nu, as well as a Brooklynite, Dodger fan, scholar and gentlewoman. Bespectacled, jolly JOHNNY DAVIS is ample evidence of the fact that the material for clergymen is not all blue stocking or straight lace. Following a lifelong ambition Johnny will enter the seminary upon graduation. In the meantime he has majored in History, sung with the Men's Glee Club and con- ceived a penchant for a tall brunette AD Pi-er. A quiet and seemingly knowing smile has made more than one girl wonder what makes Loc14sLEY DEGENNARO tick. As president ofiPhi Kappa Rho and man about town in a minor college-boy sort of way Locksley has been well up on social doings at Queens. He majors in English in his spare time.