Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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l -R Spending most of his outside time in the Y.M.C.A. DICK Hiiss insists he only works there. God knows life at the Y ain't likely to be the same as with the Phi Eta Chi boys on beer night. Not that Dick isn't a fine upstanding character. And to prove it, he frequently gets down to serious business in his math classes, and intends to join the coast guard after graduation. RosE HIBSCHMAN goes in for her major in a big Way. At vari- ous times she's been president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer of the Mathematics Club, although it's only geom- etry and not calculus or algebra that she enjoys. She harbors a secret ambition to play the piano, but at present contents herself with clarinet tooting. BOB HIGGINS is the little boy with the tenor voice, talent for musical composition and a blonde young model on his arm. According to Mr. Gries, Bob and Cicero are fellow Romans since they both sling the dead language with the same sort of vengeance. And the modern Romance languages come easily too. EVELYN HIGGINS has hair like the Lorelei, and a tongue like them too, to the general hilarity of her friends. Evelyn is an artist Without being arty, sews a mean seam, if the clothes she Wears are any indication, puts up with a high school class in the name of practise teaching, and turned in a nifty job on Silhouette art work. If N, I 43

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L? K9 Though not believing Woman's place is in the home, DOR- OTHY HENN is your girl, if you're in the market for a tasty dish, culinarily speaking. She learned how under the tutelage of Miss Gram in the Home Economics department, and after graduation will sally forth to tell the world what to eat and why. Identified by a distinctive giggle, a propensity to blush fre- quently, and thoroughly, and an ultra-femininity that chal- lenges description, DONNA HENRICHS has made a place for herself on the Queens College campus. Class time finds her in the History rooms studying for a career in government service. It's not pride that causes WESLEY HERBoRN's stiff neck. Friends say it's caused by continually jerking it back and forth in the effort to see co-eds passing by. Maybe it's to be expected of the president of Delta Sigma Chi, but nevertheless unseemly in a Mathematics major who will do actuarial and statistical Work later. Life is real, life is earnest as far as GARSON HERTZEL is con- cerned. Always does each assignment, and on time, even if he is a Political Science major, which is really showing strength of character, or something. Garson used to have a hand in German Club doings, actually Wrote something in that lan- guage which was published in Das Tor. 37?

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'ADUTCHH HOEFER was a wow on the Queens College Basket- ball Team before he turned professional and left the amateur ranks forever. Now he spends many an evening carrying the ball for his supper as well as his team. An Economics major, he is an admirable example of the skillful blending of brains and brawn. WARREN HOFFMAN is the blond Adonis of Queens College whose interest in life is his orchestra, which has netted him the many silver loving cups that grace the Hoffman home- stead. But Putsie, as he is styled by his brothers in Delta Iota Chi, will eschew the muse for statistical work after his mathe- matics training. A penchant for eating candy in lab, a battered jalopy moving most of the time on the sheer good will of its owner, an infec- tious laugh and a pleasing rotundity all add up to HERB HOR- OXVITZ. And the sum total is one of the most likeable people in the Biology department, or even on the whole campus. LEONARD HORXVI'FZ insists he has no eccentricities despite years of Psych tests which convinced all other Psychology majors that they were raving lunatics. Lenny enjoys his major im- mensely, hopes to go into personnel work and shows great ability as president of the Psychology Club. As for the great outdoors-Len won the Tennis Intramurals in 1939. gggixf...