Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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Probably because of something quite true she learned in her Psychology classes, F REDERICA for Fritz as she is known to her friendsj DELSON is the kind of a girl who never forgets birthdays and anniversaries, particularly when they occur in Iota Alpha Pi sorority. She likes the Psychology Club, the Anthro clan and army uniforms. 1 THOMAS DENT. O tempora, O mores, O William Jennings Bryan, how Tom, an Irishman, has been the only Political Science major to talk Doc Long to a standstill, and how he became a self-made man of Pipe and Bowl who intends to lick the capitalistic system single handed which is no mean trick, even for an Irishman. . IXIARIE DoNoHoE majored in History and is intent on teach- ing in elementary school. A good joiner and worker she is a member of the Newman, History, Economics, French and Glee Clubs, as well as Theta Nu Sorority. In these she has proved herself an amiable and witty companion. Ace raconteur of the Alpha Delta Pi's INIARION DONHOFF has a flair for imitating accents in spite, or maybe because, most of her spare time is spent in teaching at the Speech Clinic. Nevertheless Marion worked on the Senior Ball Committee, the circulation staff of the Crown, and as exchange manager for that publication. 'WW If lu! -'sfs ,. U ,,,, Wigan- sw 15

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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.

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One thing about WARREN DONNELLY - he's doing his bit in the defense effort, what with listening post, civilian registra- tion and learning to be a radio operator in addition to qualify- ing himself for lab work in Physics. Warren has also managed the last two Student Council elections. Co-editor of the Silhouette, and editor of Lens-Horizons, VIRGINIA DOYLE boasts an abysmal failure in her attempts to control the staff. On the sedentary side when it comes to sports, Ginny takes out any energetic impulses she isn't able to control on hamburgers at the Huddle and esoteric dis- cussions in the economic honors seminar. bl.-XDELINE DUFFY is one of those incredible people who never has a mean thought about anyone. It's certain nobody ever has one about her. A Theta Nu-er, past president and founder of the Girls' Intramural Council, a potential econ- omist, Madeline is distinctly on the ray-of-sunshine side, but with plenty of Irish zest to make it interesting. HERBERT DUNNING is one of the bright young men of the Political Science Department with a keen interest in contem- porary social problems, and the beer he discusses them over. Otherwise Herb goes in for hosteling, debating, and the Glee Club, where he lets loose a really nifty baritone on the popu- lace. C, aft QQB 'K W W ll.