Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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Allred Abrams Thelma Adair Roberl Adrian Ellen Alexander Luiz Anlonelli Dorolhy Applewhaile i Marlin Aslor Dom Balducci Rulh Bennell Edilh Billig Edgar Bley Mildred Brody Rulh Bronslein Judilh Brook Janel Brown Clarence Bunch Anne Burchess Morris Caplin Arlhur Carin Anlhony Carrieri Rosemary Carvallo Lawrence Casliglione Elaine Chapline Barry Chazan . Dorolhy Coleman Roberl Crook Gladys Crosby Rulh Dale Hazel Davis Lloyd Delany Gerlrucle Downing Slan Dropkin Dorolhy Dunbar M. A. Eckslein Roberl Edgar Deborah Elkins John Errall Janel Ezair Naomi Fausl Marlin Feldman Janel Fiehn Dora Fisher Herberl Fremonl Marlin Friedman Judilh Fuchel Richard Gambino Lee Garfield Ja nel Givens Education Moe Goldslein Dolores Greco Mildred Hardeman Rulh Heidelbarch Lillian Heil Murray Heimbinder Dianne Heller Sleven Hollman Mae Jackson Marilyn Jasik Michael Jochnowili Elmira Johnson Herberl Jones Lawrence Kanner Myrna Karan Roberl Karlin Ved Kawalra Richard Kaye 'Huberl Keenan Charles Kirsl Percy Krich Rila Krich Regina Krummel Bernard Leibman Marvin Leiner Eslher Levine Lucile Lindberg Paul 'Longo Diana Marcus Marian Marlinello- A Richard McClure Mila Meier Mary Mollill Johanna Moll Roberl Mullin Berl Nelson Frankie Nelson Claire Newman Howard Norris Ernsl Papanek Barbara Paran Lucile Perryman Daniel Planner Emily Philpoll Lucy Polansky Joan Price Jerome Raclin Arlhur Rice Jack Roberls, Chairman Anila Rich Charles Riddle Herberl Robb Harold Robbins Irving Robbins Phyliss Robbins l' Lesler Rosenlhal Edwin Rudelsky Arlhur Salz Harold Schill Lesler Schwarlz Herberl Schwarlzberg Warren Searles John Seilerlh Marvin Seperson Roberl Sherman Alan Simon Seymour Simpson Alvin Smilh Harold Sobel Irving Solomon Alice Slahl lsidore Slarr Sheldon Sloll Helen Sloren Conchila Tan James Tarrou Marvin Taylor Marcel Teilelbaum Edward Teiirian Kennelh Tewel Armand Thibodeau Julius Trubowilz Miriam Urdang James Warwick Nalhan Washlon Rachel Weddinglon Charles Weingarlner Philip While Mary Wilsberg Phyliss Wilson Slanley Winlers Ellen-Claire Wolle Deborah Wolle Jing-Jy Wu Olga Young Pauline Zischlca Ann Bender, Secrelary I fi.. .EE

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In college, ore than ever before, a student is expected to do his 935-work. Failure to do so, or to indicate that he has done so, is termed plagiarism-- whether it is the result of deliberate dishonesty or carelessness. Plagiarism consists in: a. taking without acknowledgment a passage of any length whatsoever, or a substantial theme or idea, from the writing of another persong b. rewriting a source by the Npatchwork-quiltn method of omitting words here or there, changing the order of words or sentences, changing key words by the mere use of synonyms, or other excuses for genuine.paraphrasingg c. taking without acknowledgment the substance of another person's ideas, even when such ideas are rephrasedg d. failing to mark quoted material in the proper and approved style--CD0 not Hforgetn to use quotation marks! e. accepting outside help in writing of any paper. Departments are empowered to penalize plagiarism by a grade of F for the course and to report the offense to the Dean of Students so that the penalty assessed may be recorded in the student's permanent record. The sa e penalty is recorded for copying in class themes or examinations or for otherwise receiving unacknowledged aid in any writing supposedly the student's own. l Kenneth Freyer, Paul Klapper Handbook CNew York, 19623, p. 79. 0 1