Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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wifi 7' 5 D13 li' ,. .rd , X' 'I , rig lf' E J v 244' . ' pf' 1 2.3 is . P w ang' i f I 2 'A .J :ff 1 'E ri. IJX I Acknowledgments HE often discouraging task of creating the 1949 edition Of Silherfeffe WHS lightened by the sincere interest and assistance of many individuals. For their cooperation and earnest efforts to further our endeavor, our appreciation is extended to: Dr. Margaret V. Kiely, our Acting President, for her gracious and generous support of this project. Dr. Phyllis Bartlett and Dr. William Crissy, our Faculty Advisers. Dr. Bartlett's advice on literary and production problems, and Dr. Crissy's direction in advertising and fund- raising procedures, were invaluable. Justice Charles S. Colden, who by his interest and financial aid has proved himself again, A Friend of Queens College, and indeed, A Friend to Silhouette. The Robert W. Kelly Publishing Corporation, especially to Mr, Eugene Barnard, whose patience and ability have been immeasurably responsible for our achievements. Miss Margaret Gram of the Home Economics Department for her help in obtaining advertisers for Silhouette. Acting Dean Roland Whittaker, for his cooperation in the Faculty picture-taking. Dean Harold Lenz, for his constant, good-humored assistance when pressed by more important duties. Miss Helen Slocum, Secretary to the President, for her many kindnesses. Registrar Howard Knag and his staff for their invaluable aid in innumerable in- stances. The Bursar's Office for assistance in financial matters. Mr. Louis Silverstein for his interpretation of publishing data. The Library staff for their friendly cooperation. The Adult Extension Division, Mrs. Sylvia Bergel, Richard Flusser, Pete Goudis, Ed- ward Poelker, Ted Willner, and The Romper! for the use of their photographs. The New Yorh World-Telegram for the use of its Spitz Jump photo. Mrs. Marie Anderson and Miss Marie Sabatelli, of the President's Office, for their assistance in mimeo work and in procuring photographs of historical value for our yearbook. The Crown and The ARorrrport for providing us with much valuable information. A The many others whose encouragement and aid brought us through the long pull that made this issue of Silhouette a reality. K 152 .Il !,,,. fl i -li.-.lb I .' ' TY? 'Tl ' ' . inf.. . I 6 ' .,,,- 1 z I J QT yr . .x..' . il ' ,. x. ,ik f, I . M A.. :if 34 F .infil- gli- .inn hgh- --HH 'Elks WIS iktl Ni iw A 'mu ia ,J V. 5' .1

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During .trt cl.1sses the young .irtist works alone, choosing his own medium. he it cr.1yon. charcoal, or p.iint. A Queens Youth Qrchestra has been formed with De.in Dixon. the well-known musician. as Director. .ind it is hoped th.1t the OI'e'l'lCSff.1 will fozne Lltly include titty members. 'lhe Assoti.ition is .ilso interested in forming ti the-.iter t-or .ill Queens' children. .ind .ln Art and Science Museum modeled .iliter the Children's Museum in Brooklyn. The need for such .1 project h.is heen recognized .ind .1 committee he.1ded hy Di. Csimphell w.is set up hy Borough President llurke in connection with the Golden 'luhilee Cele- bration l.ist ye.1r. The Associ.1tion's many other pl.ins include ti theater rind .irt workshop for everyone from six to thirty. But to hring till these pltins to fruition. the .tssisttince ol' the entire community. particularly stu- dents iind alumni. must liberally he given.

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