Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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fs l D 1 if' J -'M r l X ll M X Na. 'ARTS HND QQpN:K-PS Former president of Iota Alpha Pi, LILLIAN KAUFMAN has a host of varied interests, like making her own clothes, bowling, handicraft, and nursery work. These latter two tie in with Lila's chosen field, kindergartening. If a nimble mind, facile speech, and a sympathetic manner are any qualifications, she should do as well in this as she has in everything else. Chemistry claims BOB KEELER as its own, since it's both his hobby, to wit: Chem Club membership, student aid in the labs, and also his future work, God and the Army willing. However, he dissipates extra energies shooting a bow and arrow in archery intramurals, and writing the history of his fraternity, the Roarers. MARCELIA KIDD is the gal responsible for the success of the many library parties she's organized-maybe this comes under the heading of preparing herself for the librarian career she's selected. Outside the library, and she does come out some- times, Marcelia is a hiking-biking enthusiast, even to fixing bicycle flats. ' ANNE KIPNIS handles the social significance angle for Iota Alpha Pi, and is well known for her earnest work on behalf of the Civil Liberties Committee. But Anne's interests range from politics to the ballet, from psychology to music, and incidentally include hostelling, and getting a lucra- tive but legitimate job.

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EE all it is fa i ,,r,C,.D gs . M. ,Aa mozocv One of the three music honor students, NIARY INNES has on more than one occasion brought down the house with her original compositions, but plans to teach other people's music. Blonde and blue-eyed, bright and smiling, a sports enthusiast, and an all round good egg, Mary is a far cry from the La Boheme type of musician and we're glad of it. Active, fun loving, lNlARIE IRVING has entered with zest into almost all campus activities. Secretary of the Inter-Fraternity Council, vice-president of Theta Nu, Executive Council Committee of the I.F.C. total just a few of her accomplish- 111611tS. LUCILLE JAVITZ is well known for her work on the Civil Liber- ties Committee and in the Anthro-Sociology clan. Her ambi- tion is a job in Mexico doing social work of some sort. She likes all things cultural, like boogie-woogie for instance, or square dancing. How's the Mexican brand of boogie-woogie, we wonder. PAUL JOHNSON manages to be becomingly modest about a moustache that is clearly the envy of half the people on the campus, although he has been seen stroking it reflectively when meditating about life. Moreover, Paul has the sensitive face of the Machlis variety of musicians, music is his major, and he'll wow them with Chopin. Looks as if he might tear off a mean rhumba, and does.

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QB JERRY KLEIN has had the physical, mental and moral stamina to withstand the cloying effects of the superabundance of fem- ininity in the English department. An English major from the beginning he has steadfastly refused to change his major. May- be he's not so dumb, what with a Private Breger future, very much sans the fair sex. Though his heart belongs to the arts, MEL KRANTZLER has managed to combine marginal utility with the movies and the best of Pee Wee Russel with Veblen. All the while he is prov- ing himself worthy of our Economics Department, he will probably rue the fate that deprived Aesthetics of him. A charter member of Iota Alpha Pi, lXlURIEL KROMAN evi- dently eats up the stuff that Machlis, Haywood, and Company dish out, because she plans to continue the study of music at graduate school after leaving Queens. Music figures in her extra-curricular work too, with membership in the Band, Women's Glee Club, Chorus and the A Cappella Choir. RUTH KROINIBERG has been for years the only person on the campus who could find her way unaided through the welter of Dr. Bradley's correspondence Qincluding the good doctor himselfl and as such is indispensable. Ruth is an English student, but at present is majoring in a certain Poly Sci guy. is xx?