Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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DORIS' FINNELLY is the girl with the turned up nose, easy blush, and ready grin. Mathematics is her Weak point. As Beta Sigma Omicron's treasurer she spent many sleepless nights trying to balance the books. She's never quite succeeded, but it Won't matter much to the bugs she wants to do biological research on after graduation. M URRAY FLANDER always has a good ipsy pipsy Yiddish joke, can derive supreme pleasure from being with little Women and turning out a good Flander's Field for the Crown. Vice- president of Alpha Sigma Epsilon and news and feature editor of the Crown, he's now searching for a Worthy humanitarian cause to which to attach himself. GABBY FONTRIER, a one time Physics major, finally turned to his natural bent, Music, and has spent the last three years en- gaged in all things musical from the orchestra to composition classes. He has also been a Crown editor and Delta Gamma Epsilon man and has acquired a Chamberlainian reputation for his inevitable umbrella. TONY FORLENZA has sleepy eyes, a charming slouch and majors in Economics-all of which would certainly not indicate jitter- bugging tendencies. Yet Tony is one of the few boys at Queens who is able to lindy with utter and absolute finesse. He is, according to any rug-cutter in the groove. 1 I fi Yi T7 , illitlrlt y

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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

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Even if majoring in Mathematics doesnlt land him a job as an actuary, it has done wonders for ERASMUS FRANZESEyS chess and bridge playing as his fellow club members in the two respective organizations can testify. A sports fan, and rabid baseball fan Ed gets in his own exercise as a member of the Track Team and Phi Eta Chi. Poised, petite .ALBERTA FRIEDINIAN wears her numerous titles of Queens College Scholar, chairman of the Class Night Com- mittee, member of the Yearbook staff and honor student in Sociology with an impressive dignity wondrous to behold in such a tiny person. YVitty, clever and cute are adjectives for Alberta. Though a scientist, EIARJORIE FRIEDINIAN gives any impression but that of being serious minded. When friends tell her she doesn't look like a Physics major, she chuckles and feels quite proud. She paints, knits, loves to dance and bake, and has an abiding passion for anything chocolate flavored. That social Hower of the Queens College campus, the Dead End Boys, claims HARRY GALAFCHICR as one of its exclusive circle. Not that Galafchick, with the six hour labs that are usual for the chemists of the college, has much time to even stick his head outside of E Building. And, evidently a glutton for punishment, he has mixed majors with Mathematics second. -r in 'fy24 L1 Z Y- K, is P