Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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ff yM7s JIZNI DUX looks far too serene and easy-going to be a chemist. But overdue lab reports, which are chronic in that department never seem to bother him. In fact he likes the whole racket enough to want to be a chemist, gives of his time to the Chemistry Society. Otherwise likes to whip around on roller skates, and jive. BETTY DXVORETSKY takes her Life Philosophy seriously, in an irrepressible sort of way. Without turning a hair Betty takes in everything from embassy receptions in Mfashington to hot sessions in the Village. Her metamorphosis from disheveled school girl to out-of-school glamor girl is a perpetual source of amazement to everyone but her, and, oh yes, she's a sociology student. INDIAN JOE EISEMANN is interested in photography, and a pretty good dancer, despite the fact that he intends to be an agricultural economist. He has done some work in the held of hydroponics- Qchemical agriculturej, and will try for a M.A. in Agricultural Economics at the U. of Connecticut. At present Bill is Secretary of Pipe and Bowl, while in the past he held the position of Treasurer. CHRISTINA ENGLISH is able to face down high school students like a major when she holds forth on history at Rockville Center High. Calm, steady, and dependable, Chris is definitely the backbone-of-the-nation type. Theta Nu takes care of her social life.

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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.

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LX? kip me QDDL6 OIQC fvmfqo lxlARY F ALLON is what anyone in their right minds would call an executive, though maybe you wou1dn't think so to look at her. President of Sigma Psi, president of the English Club, features editor of the Crown, co-editor of Silhouette, Mary's been making a gigantic effort these many months to get out the yearbook without loss of sanity or her sense of humor. JANET FE1NBERG's pet joy is snapping candid shots of the vari- ous and sundry on the campus, in spite of which millions of people still talk to her. Unlike most girls, Janet develops them too. Maybe that's because being a Mathematics major she has a scientific bent of mind. BEN FERN, though he admits it only under pressure is a rootin-tootin, good-deed-a-day boy scout, eagle class. Maybe as an antidote-or just plain attraction of opposites, Ben leads the Alpha Phi Omega revels and was elected president. His other vices include bright red hair and an interest in Economics. Though a Political Science major, CHARLIE FIECHTER is artist- ically inclined. A sort of amateur George Petty, it is rumored his class notes are a wonder to behold. Swim Team stalwart, brother in Alpha Phi Omega and member in good standing of the International Relations Club, Charlie has done nothing if not show himself an all around man. 3561