Russell Sage College - Sage Leaves Yearbook (Troy, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1945 volume:

s ,Al gi. I ,,-I f- .QL IN! SAG E LEAVES Published by Che Senior 611155 RUSSELL SAGE CCDLLEGE TROY, NEW YORK v ' 'S .af ali!! f1w'! R' 4 Nw N, 1-qu In i. V 'W 4, , Y. A Z lwfw wr KX 1 , , 4 I. 2 ffm ' . T,E.fw rw 6':f?2L5E-fi N W rf f, -4 'gd t -1 ' ' J 41 3 M '11 4:Q YT ff ,ll ,-94, K, 'r , ' ,, wb M . A r wb INA rx -Wu. f ' Wlsmtx 1.1-Qu. ' 0 V, 1 ,. Iiwwrw ml ' 'Mm ,,w,,M 7 . ' QM A 0 . , , - .wi ax, T 3 flf4 fi .... si' , 1 J . .' Y! 1 Q Y X , W ,ff f. . A . 1 ., 4? I-74' .fp 0 I f 1 ' M., w A Qimmi, ,V V' qw- . . N A- '-- .Q ' . 'H' .5 , 4-'Jyn --8 -- 1 - gfg'df ' at .. -.N 1-5 J- ' ' '.'- . '-Q . ww. F I' .. ,L . 1 .. W- in ,W 4 ,L , '.. --,- . lg 'f , . , , J. mm - Au. - A, ,-Q, Av- 5- , '.,7. - ..- 43- ' P- 4'. 2 W' .. . ,Q - 5g..Niza v-. -, - ' .sf 'Af-.a. if -. 'K w' 9'2 -4 - 47'-' . ' 'Vv'1 nw R' vxw?W2k5F?amFVg ,' . .'.JA.I' 'S' W, . ' W , -Ur L, ,J s w. . f-Q' ' '.7,s1'-H-' UUA' R N .r ' ,,,, ' Vwirgy, 'g YH' 5' . L 3' ' rg ,gnVgLx:.r i6.'N,' V . H' - vu-A . - ' l V P' 4 - .A 1--.,. 1. ug- -.' . H- F L -. I f . Y ,:'gv'5H3 J- - 'N ' .4 ' -'ve - V ,,:,,7'5 . MQ? .V I N, ' ' ,Q K D J. ' , 1 .f A f sf- .. . , .4 ,,,f,....,jw H - -4 '.' ,.' wk , 'Il-' . . '14 ,,' w . 1 3 -pu -.- , . L - 1 M s. W ' X Y, . . J, hwy ,- nd., ' ls.N.',. , , r . Rfk, -fi ir' - - -an sag M . 'Q g. nlhv . u -A-'nw I 5:0 s. 4'-, Y- -1 - .-rf en. y ,..,- fzrlni. M C0 Our Alumnae. .. E HAVE been an anniversary class in two respects-we were the twenty- fifth class to come to Sage, and our graclua- tion marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Alumnae Association. During these four years we have been ,in the miclst of local, as well as worlcl change, ancl the turning point of an epoch marks a similar one in the career of Russell Sage College. In a spirit of hope for the future, this book is decli- cated to the Alumnae Association, by its newest members. 6 v-,sm 'Wussell Sage we pledge anew. . . NCE more the academic pro- cession leads us to face the coming year with a sense of progress, and the will to know, Clo, and he. And this time we feel especially the significance of the march that carries with it the inspiration to exercise our own powers in the task that the approaching era holds. .Jn- null ACK to Troy in time fo Thoughtsof t:eas,banquets,andanew say good-bye to summer and hello to ring come to mind. Our fourth year fall. New faces and old, new hooks on the Sage threshold . . . as alum- for old, and the year is off to a start. nae, perhaps it will not he our last. 9 ,flffrr fwfr yrrzrs ,..f is-,-, V J, e A .1 , 1 . . M- f f Zlrfrrrs in kara, hold and admire , fi Aww ! E l CCC oUNG FoLKs, OLD FOLKS,, 'Tell Me Wl1y,' and all the rest . . .H . . . Candlelight ancl A Cappella . . . even the little boys in the park coulcln't quite outdo the music in the air. And the cups that cheer but not inebriate, wait on each, so let us wel- come peaceful evening in. 11 ROM Governor Bradford to Archibald MacLeish . . . America's literature lays the founda- tions upon which the destiny of the nation depends. PICNIC in the early fall--classroom cob- webs blown away by the Glenwood breeze. 12 HE spice of variety-a bal- ance of learning and leisure is the . . f h d le that goes lnto the formmg o sc e u ' d ersonality. the well-known integrate p at the gym on low's Eve. HOSTLY guests A1l-I-Ial- LTHOUGH I haven't any rank, I came here to talk for Frank. 13 PRELUDE of three grace notes-the Christmas Fairy Goclmother waves her wancl and looks on Sage's Cinderella with approval as she waits for Prince Charming to show up in Navy blue, khaki, or whatever the situation afforclsl CC VERY year Sage College has a Christmas Ball . . . the inter- mission that invigorates . . . renew- ing old acquaintances, swapping scuttle- butt with the Navy. On with the dance . . . swirl of taffeta and chiffon, the potent polyph- Ony of Bobbie Shaw, and before we know it, it's two olclock in the mo-o- rningf' 1 ,J 'Y 5 r - . rl ' 3? 9- . Q I .' Lk' .JS ,:. - tx -Q, X -9 -4 -J, 4 ' x 1 K. 2 elf fw- 53W L '-- 1 Y 6 . ,h .. .' - fm: N f --si 1,',a':g .Q af ,nv : qw N f 4 1 '1 Q QC msg mu r.. x -A - ... .... ...- .QQ 4 .'! P f7'W '- Q , f -', 1 , '- :h....4a . .. LJ. ., - ' - f , . JUL.. . ,.,... ,,,,,.,,,, 4 J Njyw: . .Q S O W 75,-lb. I X SH., 5 9 E 3. 1 .'z2.2,fQ5-,ig-, . 'Auf' , - rl Q PETA -,g A A ' A Ii R9 A Wd 'P 5 ,S li 'v X. ax 2. ' , limi 2 9 Wu fi? -, P x P K 623 6 ffl? EXE J M EEE X K' U .kziiili , :.:.,1i W f f . W Iv. K .. , gg., -,wfA-fmvi' , .. . 1 WW- --f ' . Sig-I. . V - , , ,,,. ,,. .az-ff ' , ' , ' Q ,.,,' .xg.Q,j- ,, ', we lx IHW.. .i Wi,-.'W '1 ,V5k,?,M .fm V, A yy ' , ,d,,,,,.,.,ala..........n,..-V1 MW , - f V15 5?iwe,awf rwxN'v+W! b 'W 1' 4 ,, ., N, Y , V' . 1 ,A ,.'M,4.,4,fN,,.,,,.s Macao- wr---A - . f , , B .4 vi: jC,vQi 7f:'fi43 '4 ' RXMT: W f-'1EjVCafS' . ' 3+ 33, , V 8v,h,,,zM,5'Qys- ' Y CC ENIOR class, we,re moving up . . .H and 1945 is moving out into the world . . . eyes ahead . . . our relin- quishment of the steps is a step forward into a new life. On behalf of the class of '45 . . .H Coxie plants the ivy . . . sym- bol of the ever-reaching spirit that is Sage. ....,...., ..... 1? I a 6 '51, ' Us Wliduzyht but small thoughts have I of sleep . . . The clreacl Clay of reckoning comes on apace . . . comprehensives looming and she can't even remember the title of last nigl1t's movie. 20 N THIS day we realize how quickly four years can go lay. From verdant freshmen, paddling canoes at freshmen camp lrememher that thunder- storm?j to oh so wise seniors, singing our adieus at Glenwood, and now, marching down the aisle, di- ploma-boundq Others have made this march, but a graduation is never a mere repetition, for there is nothing static about the life of a college. We have sung the Russell Sage songs about memories deep- graven, and in the future, the significance of these words will he confirmed. Graduation is rightly called a day of commencement, and as alumnae, we know that farewell is not goodhyf' ff f ffl K Zzculfy CC 0 n l WILL point ye out the right path of a virtuous and noble education: labori- ous indeed at the first as- cent, but else so smooth, so green, so full of goodly prospect . . .H Milton. , ,,,.. pe , .-..-.F-q.--.,7:..,.3... .,.V.... ,. ,, 'Y-wvnolririif Lfy V ...A 'W' ONSOLIDATED statements, budg- ets, the methods of merchandising, straight- copy at 60 words a minute'-it takes a lot to make a business major. The study of man's economic adjustment to his environment is W7 . an attractive one. Its practical application is even more important, and there is a certain satisfaction in knowing what makes the financial wheels go 'round. CC IS education forms the common mind: Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclinedf, Few have a more important job in the post-war world than the teacher--tolerance to be implanted, prejudices to be weeded out, young minds to be nurtured. Teachers are leaders, and such leaders hold a position of honor, Whose business it is to teach the young idea how to shootf' 4 l 1 '3 .., N. 2 N I '15, a QW r L. FT 'M A ft- I I Z 21 M W! -J Lf HERE is so much more to the field of English than just the reading and writing of it. The study is not of words, but what lies behind them. From Beowulf to Brown- ing there is a stretch of something dynamic and inspiring, and this force has been in the minds and lives of creative genius for cen- turies. It is a force that has discovered truths, and governed people collectively and individually. Thus, in the study of Eng- lish, we find patterns for living, and some- thing in each great thinker which we may adopt as peculiarly our own. Q-ea. ,HQ 1 4 A 'len' , 'A v Q' H '-. M af 7 4 V J' 'Li ,' QL., Mix' . Y LOTHING problems, the fundamentals of nutrition, home management . . . all mastered by the Home Ec major in four years . . . The lady of the house not only sews a fine seam, washes the cups and saucers up, and wields a wily broom, but knows how to apply family psychology and balance a meal or a budget as well. .Sig ' - -?-'L '? , ,f fins. , V ' , ., 5 . ,I-I NV. ,W X HE tree of language . . . what had b before the course become expressive words that we tak being able to pronounce and understand. Whether you habla Espaiol, parlez Frangais, or sprecfven Deutsch, it is valuable, especially in the light of present- day needs, to have access to the customs, traditions, and ideas of other peoples. een Babel-sounds to us e some satisfaction in ,vw-v-v 52,3 - 31 I T' 4455 H 51 4r's..1 in fs? 4 X. . I V ff' I f iv T is a considerable transition from an unin- itiated layman to a professional worker in the Held of health. Pharmacology, pediatrics, and psychiatry are words which, to a novice connote all sorts of incompre- hensible Wizardry, but a graduate nurse meets such terms with perfect discernment every day. It is a source of gratification to know that one is capable of administering the healing arts with sympathy and skill. 32 ' I 1 ,f I k P 1 P5I,f'fiQ,L'I:. . , . . , .-.-..... wx- VER since Newton sat xilk under the apple tree-and before, in- quiring minds have been discovering ,,... new planets, new elements, and new formulas. The progression of the scien- tific caravan carries with it the open sesame to the portals of the world of if tomorrow, and Sage's future scientists are prepared to seek out, comprehend, and best the problems which the brave new world offers. - H 'r,. Cy wjnqlrf-Tl, 3 is fig ? 3-5 . ig Qi? 35 ,,,..-- S Y, f iwfyw, f . 4 wx if ' M f 3, v LA' K EGINNING with the social theories of Plato, and continuing through Machiavelli, Comte, and others, to the present time, soci- ology majors are enabled to take the long view of man in his world. The Jane Aclclamses of today have an intricate knot to untangle- poverty anci dependency, crime ancl clelin- quency, the effect of war on society ancl the individual--all constitute a serious challenge to the worker in the fielcl of sociology. Further, this war will keep many historians busy with interesting data, details, ancl statistics for many generations to come. 37 H-vfvfnqy-1 . ' K , ' 114751, - Wx, in 5---' CC your speech be always with grace . . .U and you will find that it sonal success story. Round Cl ral interpreta- sions, radio techniques, an o makes a desirable contribution to your per- table discus- tion of literature aid us in being not only l t also heard to good effect. We a so el at home in front of the mike, behind the footlights, or in the midst of any informal gathering. seen bu learn to fe 38 HERE are riches in every realm of art. We may find them in the simple modes of the plain song or the intricate mural of some Italian master. Tl1CfC,S the fun of participation, too, and we regarcl with special pride a design of our own workman- ship, and find enjoyment in cantillating with a chorus. Loolc to the administration before you leap-in the realm of electives, and extracurricular matters. Wlmen in doubt, seelc out the aclministration, and ye shall fincl wise counsel. ',..f.f. K . TAL? . ' f..p ,M n ft c 'Q 39 ...L-'EX ,.... ,X -W -, 5. . ,x . 5' X. l A ' i 3 ' if ...Q gf. I- 'f 3 - j' YM ' iz 5.W2?gi?Yf TW Sim -A fir ,?5,J..g, H- 951 4 fl ' Y ' A Xu r ' HE city known as C orps H umain cannot be at its best if the government isn't functioning smoothly. And that is the con- cern of the P.E. department. Anthropo- metric and orthopedic examinations sug- gested unknown and perhaps painful ordeals to us as unenlightened freshmen, correctives jacked up our arches and plumb-lined our vertebral contours, and as juniors and seniors we emerge as more capable sportswomen, whether as basket- ball and hockey players, Virginia reel ex- perts or experienced hikers and swimmers. And we may eventually have cause to be grateful for courses in human growth and development, and what to do in case of an accident, snake bite, or other catastrophes. P.E. stands for practical enjoyment, as well as for Physical Education, since we not only find recreation in our favorite sport, but strengthen our sinews and correct our constitution as well. , 5 1 i T 1 I 41 X ,,. i ii? N ..- ,ge Q1 'N -22 I ,- ,., . ' W , W-5' V. ig ' llf' A Vi 'zu 1 'F' 3' , '14 'Q by 5 YV ,U, ,Q 4,1 ' 2. VW- G' V ii- 2? A -' , .',' 4 5 , +V usnwvv-V qui-'W -.. V, D J. K 1 L ,...---f wx ' aw 4 f if fl 'A 'L A if if V Ei MQ'-25 -S 3 V V V ,.,......-. W E V 'if waulvlil , ? 3. f A fa: V, ,,.,,,,,. V- K 3 IM .asm V 1 g 1 I 5 X S V2 A ,. 1 'N -V I ' Q V H' A ,, 1 1 gf . x 5 . , ,y , W 1 X7 Q , - ' A -t. K. VI? XV. 5 ,A I AV -V 4. V ,311 'V Q A 1 HIV 7 N , 3? if ' V, . 455 , V, ,J ,V V , ., . ' NP. ' ,-VV, z. Q5 -f' ,lf 1 4 V ,J - ' 'Q Qwff 5 V' . Q, , ,VW ' .1 A ew - w g V fm 5 4 U fd , . 'V 4, -.'v W, ,W A ' M',4i b 'Q' ' 'V N qw w ' 1E Vi, ' l qi' I f V. N I , U , A , .-.V - Wx- 1 .fytlfi V' . M. Q A ' ' 5 .VQQZV LV.-4'f.iVf A. , , - . L nf v- X . My .. V V ? . .5 . ' ' .v-ff' . .J , , I ' 24 I 1 M-f V , : :hwy .W 4 V ez +V ':'fZ3' H fx.-,Q f I 1 - L- ,N ' : I mv VNV: f Q. f 1. K A ,: ' ki H may-1 Z- EW r W . .4-I I. ...L IN! Q N-...NNN 4.1 1: 1 J Biz 1-IELENE lady Ensign Allen! . . . . Those We eyes of blue dusk Kg! gal we know. GLADYS ARBUCKLE 'Paper cloll . . . Birk's assistant . . . . Quilfs her major . . . the Oracle from Delhi . . . Danielle Cupicl . . . easy cloes it . . . Wee Willie Winkie in a .Q wicle, wicle worlcl. KATHERINE BACKER I've seen a cat without a grin before, Kay but never a grin without a cat! . . . Chinese honeymoon . . . Van cler l-'Ieyclen's bucket brigadier . . . the corcliality of a lighted winclow. 44 ANN LOU AGER October sparkle in her eyes . . . it's wunnerful . . . see a pin ancl pick it up . . . the social smile, the sympa- thetic ear . . . a way with wit. M. ALLEN . . fireside legencls Love . . . the recl bus to Scotia . . . creepersl . . . . . . the catchingest FLORENCE BLOOM The fretful Kellas scholar . . . aval- entine mouth . . . as generous as sunshine . . . Platonic friendships . . . chocolate pie at four, doughnuts at nine-thirty 7 . . unyielding interest. JEAN D. BOHL Tornado in miniature . . . Freddie Bear . . . ReHexions . . . Honey- moon at Placid . . . parcel post pro- fusion . . . Gotta write to my honey . . . spice and sugar-candy. MARY Lou BoNEY The pure gravity of an antique cameo . . . You can always tell a senior . . . fragrance of Woodhue . . . Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . . . Mistress of Accomplishment . . . perennial president. Dura' ERN ITA BORCHERT Surprise her and watch those eyes . . . heels that click . . . purr-r-r . . . the night is young . . . Sun Maid . . . vim, vigor, and an outdoor glow. l6'0m's 1711 3111 junio' WW - lfcfsy Kay ELIZABETH BRIDGMAN Invisible wrinkles from constant con- centration . . . angel robe . . . a polished apple look . . . silver bars . . . Moderation in person . . . The very pink of perfection. KATI-IARIN E BROOKS The appeal of Puck . . . test tubes and tomfoolery . . . Stu. G.'s chief executive . . . unlimited enthusiasm . . . Sage is your college . . . ideas of integrity and justice inside a tousled head. ' JIANE CALKINS Colors of an autumn landscape . . . thirteen bracelets . . . That man Schwamm simply kills me . . . demon with the duck pins . . . the four-year sock-knit one, purl two, drop three. GLORIA CAN DIDO Glamour girl in bobby socks . . . age of innocence . . . tumbling taffy tresses . . . cinematic fanatic . . . modern chic in an old-world setting . . . something for the boss. ,46 KATHRYN CAUGHRAN Composed candor . . . a Fanny Farmer intimacy with food . . . while others knit, she tats . . . a genuine interest in people . . . checkerboard neatness . . . sterling sincerity. JEAN N ETTE CLARK D.A.'s pilot and leading man . . . Babbitt the Wabbitt . . . majors in extra-curricular activities . . . aes- thetic athlete or athletic aesthete? . . . from P.E. to Piers Plowman . . Sage's super dandy. MARYETTE CHAPIN Soprano of the Wool House trio . .y . Mademoiselle Modiste . . . eternal equilibrium . . . indispensable as oxygen . . . open house . . . Salt and Pepper-Roby and Chape. BEVERLEY COCHRAN Cwffkff' Nut-brown maiden . . . strains of a Chopin nocturne . . . bittersweet . . . lissome silhouette . . . finance board finagler . . . lamblike disposition . . . to the manor born. f ximtf. V ili- lw'cV'lfl1f lfllftfll L 7111,mf R Hrvck MARY COOLIDGE Short girl with tall stories . . . Hurri- the Roticee's Running Light. MAE COULOMBE Little Sir Echo in the horric.lor . . . scales of laughter . . . music for liv- ing . . . parlez-vous and P.E. too . . . The Little Minister . . . A Zfavtjc, Wendy for Peter Pan. JEAN CROCKER Cornflower eyes and cornsilk hair . . . mental alacrity . . . a fondness for fruit, and clevil's foocl from home . . . ingenious short cuts . . . the finished product. , JEANNE CUNNIUS All for fun and fun for all . . . More 6,115 Than You Know . . . human rhym- ing dictionary . . . tenor of the Wool House trio . . . aquaphobia . . . flats ancl props . . . P.D. Cue. 48 cane House . . . fair-weather hair- ii I Clos . . . Aw fellas! . . . light- Shvfflf' weight gravity . . . contrariwise . . . DOROTHY DAMARELL Heidi of the I-Ielderbergs . . . grapes from the farm . . . unclouded mien 'and clement thought . . . expressive silence . . . the charm of mignonette and fine camhric. CHARLOTTE DAU Theme for a Strauss waltz . . . pioneer in Spanish sem . . . tailored Valkyrie Snow White and two dwarfs per year . . . la senorita presidente. ESTI-IER DAVY Reminiscent of candlelight and ivory . . . swanlilce sleelcness . . . a touch of celestial tempern . . . throaty laugh- ter . . . I-I.E.'s presiding senior . . . the Lieutenant's lady. PATRICIA DRIGGS Elmrlzk 'A A , Tomhoysterous towhead . . . energy ' of a windmill, and vitamin plus . . . mercurial youth . . . Am lord?', . . . the amazing amazon . . . sf he came, he saw, he conquered. 4 Inota Drzygvr Dvllic' Zcrry Ollie E7 FRANCES DUNN Where there's a will, there's Franny . . . alwaysaplot boiling . . . editor of Quill . . . lightning bug . . . a Hrnuny crown of cinnamon curls . . . poised pixie . . . aprix for Paris. JAN ET FAIRFIELD Gleaming in purple and gold . . . biology breaclwinner . . . 'cello virtu- oso, ancl unpretentious scholar ..3 Pied Piper for the science lab . laugh that enjoys itself. jan OLIVE FENSKEN Harlequinacle . . . The Voice . . . soFT AND MELLO-o-o! . . . graveyards and poison ivy . . . You're my fa- vorite senior . . . sans douleur, sans ceremonie . . ready, willing, and swlsl-il W RUTH FOEDISCH Uflfy Piquance of A Bientot . . . wardrobe in reserve . . . a gremlin from Philly . . . the romantic reminiscence of an Indian summer eve . . . amiable Foedy. 50 JANE FooTE In the grand manner . . . Bond Street . . . song of the Open Road . . . jeune-noblesse . . . the compo- sure of a mosaic . . . sweeping plumes . . the General of Wool. RUTH FRANCIS Animated efficiency . . . weekends on the island or fishing in Canada . . . one dozen roses . . . 'Qmy cat . . . abundant A's . . . the modish nicety of a Currier and Ives print. SHIRLEY FORSYTI-IE The cycle of the sciences . . . biology major, waitress minor . . . mystery stories in bed .with a big coke for a nightcap . . . angora gentleness . snap-shot sleuth . . . Shirl. 30171767 iswuf LILA FRANKEL mmf' Pungent as peppercorn . . . it pays - to advertise . . . souvenirs of Syra-- cuse . . . good behavior badge . . . eyes like sparks struck from a tinder- box. ' ilu we Y. Shir! Simi Blithe BETTY F REISE Nonchalant esprit . . . philosophi- cally speakingn . . . there's a method V N in her madness . . . I've got to see a man about an ad . . . perception in yffffgiff perspective . . . last-minute gal. JEAN FRANKEN The White Queen . . . alchemy of the arts . . . the verbal hullseye . . . Review round-up . . . intellectual in- nuenclos . . . atouch of Venus . . . grace to her fingertips . . . Sunday's child. E7rar1kic LILLIAN FUNK spirit . . . Pa-leezl . . . mental pirouettes . . . Hope's got her covered . . . wind-blown enthusiasm business major with a yen for Byron. GRACIELA GAMIO 'Tm esleepy . . . a date with Hel- Hhgfg mut Dantine . . . 'igolleelv . . . classes when convenient . . . Peru- vian Quiz Kid . . . little girl pigtails, big girl sophistication . . . ay-ay- ou l l, ' heart. . . . rhumbas right into your 52 WANDA GARGIA Dark with excessive bright . . . the postman's message to Garcia . . . La Tulipe Noire . . . time waits for no one but Wanda . . . exbtica . . . a night in the gardens of Spain. BETSY GEORGE Sunlit composure . . . summer sails and swims . . . Boston-trainecl appe- tite . . . Yankee reserve and perse- verance . . . portrait gaze . . neighborly . . . Just call me George' MARION GERHARDT Life begins at 6 A. M .... spiced wit and warm brown eyes . . . sneezing in the sun . . . The Family . . . rhythm-footecl . . . By gum! . effortless perfection. NATALIE GILSTON Gfflffyff' Cheerful giver . . . the original Mor- ii pheus . . . Don't be a business major! . . . Andy and Sandy . . . P.M .... Iturbi at the typewriter Q in . . . UI-Iow to Worry Successfully. Wamlalmr J Garry Ill! Dandy Klllfl IREN E GLAZEK A candle burning at both ends . . . Will I Ever Find the Man on My Mind . . . shades of delft and bronze 136146 . . . dress parade . . . soap-bubble sprightliness. MOHAK GOKI-IALE Friendship's garden . . . adiadem of serenity . . . Kaltenborn for Quill . . . Song of India . . . aSariof lavender and gold . . . Mohak ofthe dusky braids. Mo ADELE GOLD Just call me cupid . . . Claudia hair-do . . . meets life as though it were her own invention . . . the blood bank in Schenectady . . . pro- phetic conviction and sophisticated ease. JEAN L. GONYA Big Sister . . . P.E. quick-change artist . . . Army wife . . . unflinch- ing frankness . . . she's offinafiurry for Glass Lake . . . dark-eyed de- pendability-honest as daylight. 54 MARJORIE GRAHAM Life is an open book . . . venture- some . . . eat, sleep, ancl be merry . . . styled by Mademoiselle . . . Beautiful Ohio . . . a note from the pipes of Pan. MARGARET GRIMM Chrysanthemum-top . . . princess of courtesy . . . I-Iello, clearn. . . a dill pickle with her dessert . . . insom- V nia . . . smiling sincerity . . . Jimmy ' . . . . Peg 0' my heart. AUDREY HABERMAN N Camouflagecl T.N.T .... a book and a nook . . . warehouse of knowledge . . . silver pennies for her thoughts . . . exactness de rigeur . . . agoal in life. MARILYN N HAYWARD Little Miss Muffet in a babushka . . a smile like turning up a lamp . . . pinafore girl . . . demure composure . . . the Sage motto in practice. 55 i 'EWAM .1 , ,,., , ,W Mlm,-. . .' . uw ? .is sf' we ,:,:,.,,, . M .,,.w., .,4, ,H t 2 5: .-:J f pg Fudge r-f.f 'rf E-.C lr. 1 .n s lb' Hayward ,4 udrcfy Hrfdge IIA flcfpclcss Marge HOPE HERZOG Change of season, change of heart . . . 'Tm oH: cokes, candy, ice cream, and cigarettes-except between meals . . . spontaneity ofafirecracker . . . soda- pop effervescence. MARJORIE HEWITT A face like a Botticelli . . . stoic sim- plicity . . . clarity of thought . . . curried comments with a pinch of pep- per . . . the sceptical materialist . . . an envied inning at R.P.I. JEAN HODGINS Laughing Water . . . a sundial mind, recording only pleasantnessu . . . flash- ing thoughts . . . the tang of cloves . . . Oh, lamb! . . . the height of hospitality . . . tranquil as a winter scene. A MARION HUGHES mar Groomed to a satin finish . . . tales from New York . . . Caledonia-com scious . . . baking for the boys . . . clothes of quality . . . the bounce of acolt . . . Mar. 56 EMILY JANsoN The blonde with a practical turn . . . Wanderlzcst . . . stately asalily . . . white-capped capability and milkmaid freshness . . . straight to the mark. MARYROSE JOHNSTON The hearing of a duchess, and a little tucked-in smile . . . larkspur-blue eyes . . . Shakespearean disciple . . . the studio . . . four o'clock teas . . spelled with a 't,' please. i IRMA KAUF MAN Infectious comedy . . . prankishness ofa gnome . . . befuddled philoso- pher . . . brains in spite of herself . . . suits to suit . . . our Katzen- jammer Kid. GLORIA KAZLAUSKAS ffffflfffll To be a friend is to be a true one . . . Weekends at the farm . . . Roscoe . . . liverwurst, rum cokes, and sweet music . . . Why should life all labor he? . . . good-humor gal. fm lfvvls . .. ,..., lffilchy lady girl . . . cherry-cheekecl and russet- budgets . . . JULIETTE KI-IAZARIAN Bohemian bent . . . wedgie-wild . . . a wit that snaps, crackles, pops! . . . pinwheel zeal . . . night-haired gypsy uli with a turn for tempera . . . conver- sation piece. KARLA KLENKE Jesting eyes . . . rough and tumble curls . . . dancing feet . . . the bakery . . . Honest to Pete . . . on duty Miss Management-after hours, My time is play time. ' i RUTH LEITCH My kingdom for a horse-or a heli- ' copteri' . . . Boston patois and blighted patience of Penelope . . . warmth and calmth . . . the placidity of a Sunday afternoon. CATHERINE LEVEY A Priscilla for John Alden . . . 4-I-I haired . . . I-Iichicken . . . capa- f cious good humor . . . fresh gales and gentle airs. 58 MARIE MAERLANDER i Bonlzomie . . . Vienna sausages and magazines . . . sailing on the sound . . . cable socks and argyles . . . the casual P.E. look . . . carefree as a feather. LOIS MAILLOUX Wh Amhidextrous activity . . . The thing U i MARCIA McALLISTER Boss lacly . . . X-ray frankness ancl lnoomerang repartee . . . Gaelic grin . . . Bis for Blake . . . sizzling cere- bration . . . New Scotland Ave. and the McAllister clan. RUTH LICI-ITIG Crispness of a Dutch cap . . . chicken dinners from home . . . burrowing conscientiousness . . . pack up your troubles . . . if not in the lab, try the libe. of it is . . . responsive and respon- sible . . . impetuosity of a waterfall . . . hockey ancl hilarious conversa- tions . . . Van Der Heyclen's master of ceremonies. Marsh jlfivc ,Maris ff JOAN MAN WEILER Q A Counterpoise . . . aface as gentle as I candlelight . . . nimble with the . needle . . . candy for Gorclon . . . 471701116 pattern for a helpmate . . . Joan of Ficltller's Lane. AGATHA MARTIN Don't call me Aggie! . . . golf without tears . . . green of the sham- . rock . . . the uncluttered composure y 5. of blancmange . . . domino neatness gflqg . . . always at Sage's beck. LUCIA MARIHUGH Airs antique and modes unique . . . Do they serve salads here? . . . . heart-shaped face . . . silver bells and a garclenia . . . an enamel of dignity over a marrow of merriment. MARIE MATTESON Sympathetic as an August breeze . . . sociable soc. major . . . apassion for sterling silver . . . Munroe . . . warmhearted conficler and confidant . . . as conscientious as the little red hen. 60 MARJORIE MELLOR A yen for action . . . Do I have to wear stockings? . . . cream-colored roses . . . no such word as can't . . . blond, brainy, and brimming with vim. MARTHA MYRICK Portrait of an executive . . . dignity in the dining hall . . . my freshmen sisters . . . a confusion of mail and male . . . upright as an exclamation point . . . the spice of Sage. CAROLYN MORRIS Sober but not serious, silent but not idle . . . alarm-clock allergy . . . Carolina sojourn . . . a letter a clay keeps the cioctors away . . . a pale cast of thought. DOROTHY NEUMANN Marty R Little imp with a thatch of curls . . . always hurrying, no time to tarry . . . light as a minute . . . cheerful as a penny whistle . . . cobweh-spun. I Dvflirf 114114114 Uara! Pillvn W JANE R. N URN BERG Scrupulous little hop-o-my-thumb . . . twinkling frolic . . . neat as a ninepin . . . Van Der Heyclen's right-hand- maiden . . . And Harry' s wild about yllfflf' me. MARTHA M. PARKS Godey lady . . . My Johnn . . . suppressed amusement . . . thin trac- ery of a snowflake . . . modes by Q'Mickey . . . Mistress Independ- ence . . . Sociology 305 comes to fruition. i f' ., Mickey MARY PATON Spun-sugar disposition . . . Johns- town . . . phone calls just missed . . . 'Qmy goodness . . . chocolate cookies and hot fudge sundaes . . . a calm surface, but just scratch it! LOIS PATTERSON Slim sophistication . . . intellect over fl a coke '. . . tailored woman . . . Q'Borrow mine any time . . . infir- mary blues l . . la femme du monde . . . conciseness of the latest bulletin. 62 N ORMA PLAGER Hi-yo-o Cindy! . . . a Humpty Dumpty smile . . . imitations a lo fantastico . . . black, bay, and chest- nut . . . Unamuno, carambaf' . . the fellow in fellowship. HELEN POMEROY Unruflled tolerance . . . swimming at 8:30 . . . little girl charm . . that coquettish eyebrow . able as a rubber band . . cut first, last, and always. DORIS C. POWELL Fairy-tale princess . . . white orchids in June . . . a lush thrush with a 1 I torchy rrill . . . unassuming leader- , ship . . . opalescent . . . Woman of l the Year. Pam PHYLLIS PULVER Pensive faun's eyes and butterscotch locks . . . oh my word! . . . dimpled giggles . . . rlvef de cuisine . . . inabrown study . . . through fields of clover to Dover Plains. . adjust- Connecti- i 'x l fhyl Norm Cilflfftf fllie LOIS REID . a bicycle. 16121 ELEANoR REINHARDT he's on a shipn . . . the family hair-do . . . super-sportswoman . . . sum- mers on the playground . . . long eyelashes and short-order ability. GLORIA ROBINSON R.P.I.'s pin-up girl . . . rhapsody-in- 665 blue eyes . . . no permanents,please! up . . . boy's shirts and blue jeans . . . Well, gee whiz . . . the Red Queen . . . biology, sports, or the drama. 64 sponsibilities . . . Sang froid . . . He's not on a boat- lVIy lesson plan . . . golden patience . . . unaffected comradeship . looks on life with quiet eyes significant simplicity . . . gentle in Lvuisa manner, firm in deed. HARRIET RIPLEY Patchwork moods . . . hippopota muses and goat's feet . . . Cohasset . . . magic with voice and pencil wrought . . . a brief-case full of re Pippa passes LOUISE ' ROBINSON Cafe-creme . . . urban decor and suburban trends . . . shoe troubles . . . a blend of La Belle Dame and Goldilocks . . . yellow tea roses . . . Come on up to my room, kids, and we'll eat. DORIS ROBSKY Watchbird of Wool . . . the gal who puts us in print . . . S64 words . . . Where's my room-mate?', . . . search- light shrewdness . . . as competent as a first-aid kit. DOROTHY ANN ROSS Twenty-four' social hours a day . . . know thyself . . . procrastination and a prayer . . . Packs from Saks , eat and be merry for tomorrow I diet g . . . Bones. ii feffzfy I' FLORENCE RYON ' Bracing vigor of a winter morning . . . walk, trot, or canter . . . elastic en- ergy . . . Derby winner . . . P.E. statistician . . . home-made cookies . . . Time to Shine. , as K .yi - 910 jvrry Daffy ,4 lfllfl 575 SYLVIA SALKIN Sociology and South America . . . pert as a parrakeet . . . a nougat for Xavier Cugat . . . high heels, gold earrings, and a rose in her hair. MARY SAYER '1' Romping love of life . . . posters Billie 4 ' and personality . . . DidIshow you my nieces? . . . praiser of times past . . . leisure with dignity and sports with grace. Sayer JANET sALMoN Danny Demon's clarkeyed double . . . hails from the Tschawytschaw tribe . . . admirer of tanks . . . Jack Rob- inson quickness . . . a sure gauge of public opinion. BEULAH SCI-IIF F Down-to-earth sophisticate . . . re- ceiving-line finesse . . . aesthetic values . . . Black and Blue . . . salt of the New Yorker . . . V.P. of Stu. G .... collegienne . . . Billie, never Beulah. 66 PATRICIA SCI-IORER The smile of a garden in the sun . . . Ncloudless climes and starry skies . . . dark curls . . . athletics with aplomb . . . scotch and water . . . 'Tm Ana- tole of Paris . . . with a song in her heart. MARJORIE SCOON D.A.'s Jack Frost with the make-up kit . . . silver skates . . . busy as a broom . . . I can't stand it . . . Sunday eve church-goer . . . at the moment opportune-Scoon. MARGARET SEIFF ERT Solitary refinement . . . delicacy of a French wax doll . . . the well- tempered typist . .' . shy reliability . . . Jenny Wren withascholarly yen. ELYSS SHILOWITZ Swwm, Savoir faire . . . efficient as her feather- cut . . . Math. maid . . . Wears her wisdom lightly . . . dependable determination . . . the model of maturity . . . the cream of capability. .., 532?'Lr?Ei: .f af Hb' Patsy firm fhkic' janie CYNTHIA B. SHOOR Harmonies of blue and gold . . . moon-silvered . . . tennis-court finesse . . . ajob well done . . . entente cor- Kcfify diale . . . awhisper of wistaria prowess without pretense. NANCY SICKMUN D That mischievous glint in her eye . . . amint of modes . . . that red-head of mine . . . Oh sugar! I've got so much to do! . . . the staff of deter- mination. Sifkic' INGRID SIERIN G Continental elegance . . . asniff of distaste . . . pre-med. to P.E. . . . muted curiosity . . . constant riding habit . . . the Doc.'s daughter . . . keyed to a Wagnerian tempo. JANE SLITER The gloss of novelty . . . Florida . . . sunkist hair . . . master-stroke with the racket, dervish on the dance floor . . . coffee, doughnuts, or dates. 68 MARGERY SMITH Easy-going success . . . a letter for Ray . . . supple ingenuity . . . watch out for those haclchand drives! . . . silken wit and laughter that per- colates. LEAH SN YDER The devil in those deep blue eyes . . . the telephone always rings more than twice . . . amorsel of mischief . . . You only live oncei' . . . eveready Teddy.,' HELEN SOODSMA Nannette of the Wooden Shoes . . . shining morning facei' . . . yellow shoe-laces and rainbow undies . . . as mischievous as a puppy with an old slipper. Gfdziy DOROTHY SPENCER ' In a seventeenth century drawing-room . . . malapert mimicry . . . Miss Morton's protegee . . . clothing her forte . . . candied rose leaves . . . Queen of Hearts. S,Uc'l'16'c' Midffv Szfuffy Shir! Marty WIN IF RED STEVENS Black and white perfection with a dash of red in thought and color . . . de- . W, J ., A pendable independence . . . from , Bach to Boogie and Bach again . . . grgddlg I'm serious . . . giggles . . . Math. with a breeze. VIVIAN TINKI-IAM Ace in Argyles . . . Night and Day . . . '45's cash register . . . prefers hookey to hockey . . . cool cosmop- olite . . . Superb in Tweeds . . . Unk the P.E.'s point with pride. SHIRLEY V. W. McCORMACK Shirl, the deacon . . . Gosh, kids, what'll I do? . . . basketball whirl- wind . . . Ed . . . unexpected callers, sudden trips, and a ring . . . thistledown elf in a workaday world. , MARTHA WALLIS Dimples and dry wit . . . Betty Crocker's' boon companion . . . sews in afine seam . . . Oh, stop!,' . . . band-box trimness . . . sunshine and apple-blossoms . . . Marty, 70 BARBARA WERNLUN D Bright-eyed and bold . . . oh, that breakage fee . . . live no trump . . . with a rush and a roar . . . dashing weekends with Wally . . . the Wern- lund wizards of Niagara Falls. MARGARET WHEELER Absent-minded Will-o'-the-wisp . . . A Wool-gatherer . . . bandannas for breakfast . . . pogo-stick stride . . . I-Ie's such a dear boyn . . . silvery strains of The Road to Mandalay. ALICE W. MALE Peppermint-flavored . . . birdlike I cheerfulness . . . trips to Princeton . . . mathematician's capability . . . utility of a Dutch Oven . . . a vein of uniqueness. SHIRLEY WHITTEMORE WWW Unpredictable as a hummingbird . . . Freedom has a thousand charms . . . bright-eyecl fancy . . . agile explana- tions . . . the psychology of people is fascinating. lffarlfie f47'l'!! Wit Wilkir? it WIS lfgflz Will! W MARILYN WILBUR p The laughter of sleigh-hells . . . paste and posters . . . happy harmony . . . genial as a gingham apron . . . the reason Hrm, the temperate will . . . unfailing aide-de-camp. CAROLYN WILSON Blue eyes that see the best in .every- thing . . . justice-veracity-vivao ity . . . those qualities upon which friendship lives . . . hither-thither capriciousness . . . music in the air. MARY WILKINSON Word-meter . . . Good night nurse! . . . straightforward ancl straight clown the line . . . do-it-now hrislcness . . . Jack he nimble . . . Win with Wilkie. HELEN WILSON Town and Country . . . . . bonnie Scotch lass Heyclerfs moderator . . . . impersonations . willows . . . What's motorhoat? 72 . LS-MFT I . . .Van Der . . worryhircl . . wincl in the the joke, you SALLY RICE MADDREN A knowing loolc . . . jazz classics . . . leisurely parlance . . . Alfred University . . . letters come and let- ters go . . . Sense and Sociability . . . our gal Sal S LA i'Q-QL -ll-n-...-,, -L-.-..---- 5.-.v Sal J f CC . . - NDER Student Government every girl in College has the privilege and the responsibility to help elect the best representatives of the governing board . . . 74 . . . ancl to support the decisions of such duly elected oflicersg and to discipline herself in obedi- ence to the rules and regulations agreecl upon las neces- sary for the welfare of all. 75 -YU . .-nfl Breakfast at the diner-Monday isn't so blue if you can sleep till the 10:30 class . . . coffee and doughnuts for the 10 o'clock scholar ,4 Day in the fic nf Sally Sage. .. ALLY SAGE, you and I, and all the others live the same pattern for four years usuallyg we do much the same thing year after year, and in other colleges the worlcl over our own life, with a few mod- ifications, has been lecl and will he lecl by millions. And so we recorcl some of the little things that we all clo at one time or another just for the fun of recalling them tomorrow. 76 ,wh 'Nw l .ilk ffk Q5 , LU., ...J-Dau ,' iii-2: , ?4 wi ,...,t, ani 3 1:--il ,-V' TEH gfa ,vu ' N 'hw sf, ,?', - d then your letter came . . . the right letter from the right person and the day is perfect That shot would have Habbcrgasted even Helen Jacobs . . . what if it did go ovcr the brick wall I don't feel much like studying . . . come to think of it, I haven't seen the latest NEW YORKER I H K T . 4' E 3 In' Comes a pause in the d:1y's occupation known as lunch hour 1 r 5 X .t W, , Ten minutes is just long enough to light up a Lucky tif you're lucky enough to have one? and compare regrets about last hour's chem quiz Y , , ,ifoffikh-.l, , .. 1. , Recoking at our favorite retreat on Congress Street ,limi 0,10 beds! .. ATHER TIME, that crafty man has caught up with us again . . . but he never was able to get around hull sessions that sometimes last far into the yawning hours. The sandman waits patiently, and finally quenches the midnight oil with a handful of the sleepy dust that knits up the ravell'd sleeve of care. 79 ousis directing is a full-time occupation. We ex- tend more than gratitude to our house directors for what they have been to us. A doctor a day keeps the virus away. There is the benefit of security in knowing we are well taken care of in sickness or health. CC ooKs are among the best of things, well-used . . . and the best of librarians advise us in using them. 80 If 'Ls i .L Y I . , . NV ?,x. 1 ., iw! T IS the calorie-jug- glers who decide our fate on the scales . . . providing that our bills at the drug don't off- set their calculations. Neither snow nor rain, nor heat, nor night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed roundsf, 81 is Idle' J-frfur CC ow vari- ous his employments, whom the world calls idle Stone walls do not a prison make Nor iron bars a cage . . . once in a while we have an idle moment in which to cash a check from home. Here a meet- ing, there a notice, every- where an item of interest . . . meat for leisurely speculation. Bridge-f What's your honor count? That's a demand hid!-or maybe you play parcheesif' l. gnlgkhfp .M ' 'W OMETIMES we take a husman's holiday and spend our spare time in reading . . . Q'Whi1e strolling through the park one day . . . in May or December, Troy may see Sage's window - shoppers making their rounds . . . You can always tell a Sage girl hy the adroit: way in which she handles a tea- cup. 4 c 551 L kms it '. , v ' , 4 ' fx .x ,xx I . s ' '. ' 4 . v f- , .4 4 , 1 4 1 Rock-a-bye, baby, you're in capable hands . . . the child:-en's hour at Albany Hospital we're up each morning early when the clock is striking six 1 iv! ff, wi b 7 X 'yi Russell Sage, call-surgery . . . the hand of skill upon the scalpcl f , il N VIEW of the critical necessity for meclicl assistance and rehef for our wounded, Sagek adopdon of a prograni to include the Cadet Nurses is proving doubly essential, espe- cially during the present emer- gency. Our admiration goes to those with the courage and presentqnindednessto go where they are most needed. Win USSELL R 613' 5' .... . NEABE 85 ID I make a home run? I thought this was third base! CC EAR Bob, what do you mean, the afghan I knitted you was too long-that was a scarf. fl -0 -Ah PEAKERS with news from all corners of life add to our preparation for the future and give our perspec- tive the proper focus. Tues- day at 11:30 is a time of thought for the morrow as well as today. 86 ,V-qv, Q . . ww ' N' v xx ,.,.+W 5, x 95 Ili 5 gg wfnf Q i x 35 lb HE members of the Canter- bury Club, guided by Dr. Thomson, find a commonwealth of spirit in par- ticipation. . . . for where two or three are gathered together in My name, there am I in the midst of themf' Discussion helps to clarify thought, and Newman Club discus- sions under Father O'Malley give spiritual enrichment as well as other benefits which firm concord holds. 88 WELL-ROUNDED citizenry must have its spiritual aspect, and this is the project of Christian Association and its officers. Chapel, vespers, and community work figure largely in the life of Sage. CA. depends greatly on Choir to produce the needed inspirational mood in our Tuesday chapel gather- ings. 89 VERY dorm has its an- nual Yule-ogy, complete with tree, Santa, and holiday spirit. Tinsel to the left of us, holly to the right of us, and the glow of Christmasticle in the miclst: of Sage's 700. INTER artistry aclorns a for- merly drab scene. Don't fire till you see the whites of their snowballs. Christmas comes but once a year, and therefore let's he merry. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a goodnight. REASE tache PAINT, bristly m , and sock-and-bu ' the common f us- skm tr place S rom W ansform ageite into a knight onderland, or a creature of romance and Elizabethan enchantment. , 1 L , , ,-,W3g,,, h V ,ff-'.:s,1wfw - , W inf gg? I 4'-' y42g,f,1,. ,, ,H 7 X f 9 A , SJ x :W:'TJV:?'rJf+ f if-iw Q-ix'-v vwffix' 9 H f' T f Ym J3'. X - , K f:Q,rm'3f2-' W-'sM??V5 5 ' I1Tgg'iY n v ' :ww ff. ' Tb fiW?'?1r267 xx2Hfa-i. 1? g f-' vfzfg fxif ffl? . , J. 17 ' . QM 1. ., Nm 5 . .gk ., if I ' :h?LfgQ'g2'Z5 L3f5,, f?Zt4. E ' fi 1 'fig' -' , 4' :Qi 1- , iff i lil' . 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Let's congregate Witl1 crepe and taclcs, to decorate! Bring on the judges! Let them view The yellow, purple, red, and blue In song and skit and gay display . . . Come one, come all-it's Rally Day! 96 CC PoNsoRED by A.A. -a familiar phrase. Sage,s Athletic Association signifies the A in activity. Bowling tournaments, college picnics, interclass basketball and baseball games promote sportsmanship, physical fitness, and the personality known as integrated. 97 Kiding 61116 HE height of able horse- manship is represented in the members of Riding Club. Whether beginner, intermediate or advanced, we flnd pleasure without measure in a gallop, trot, or canter. 98 Cfourf I5 zu scssivn. . . CC E, THE students of Rus- sell Sage College believe that we are members of a community which is striving to establish and maintain high standards . . . through the fulfill- ment of our academic and social re- sponsibility, it is expected that each one of us will approach her full intel- lectual and moral stature. Our own judicial body in action is swift and competent. -fs xr--r' ' -fi . 'i 4 AX Q . -r ' .. N 1 I' 4'1- M., . '-, EETING tonight, meeting tonight, meeting up in Cowee Hall! Home EC Club members gather together to listen to speakers from the outside give them the inside on their chosen careers . . . Over the wires to our home town newspapers Hash welcome words of our to-dos and triumphs at R.S.C. Publicity Board sees to it that the prophet receives honor in her own country, and Sage is kept in the public eye. 100 HE eyes and ears of Sage. If you see it in Quill it's the quintessence . . . Yes, Virginia, there is a Birkmayer . . . all the news that's fit: to feature goes into our Thursday publication. 101 l ii 1 1 K x X I 1 ..5, 3 E ' , '.,. :s':a.zwmumwm.m+r' .1 V WY 2 l a a HROUGH the medium of Review, hidden literary lights may emerge from their bushels and shine in print. Each issue holds a new crop of Hfelicitousi' verbal greenery, and we watch with interest for each metaphorical sprout. Witlm three '4 6 v U K I I J M x A51 gg.: , in ' V i ' in 1 j.: js- W, ir V mi lf? g5 Q4f, , 'a efi' , g f, .-ff. : . . V, 4 ,. issues a college year, a choice number of sessions, not dissimilar to bull sessions, ensue just before publication where fancy interrupts critical opinion, and critical opin- ion reverses fancy and so on. 102 your Staff. .. HEN editorial clutyis to be Clone, bred is the staff of Sage Leaver. If it is possible to crowcl four college years into one small book, you have here the record of the Brief Music that had its performance in your life. We hereby present you with a magic mirror to help you uloolc back and recall Clays of yore, with Rus- sell Sage under the elmsf' We also acknowledge the help we, as a staff, received from so many persons. M - 1 , ., Alai! rl I .,. .klg, fa I . ,, uLlE,'g?t ', :LJ , h I I Q 1 l sf: 1. 1' dx el' -If f -,SA All ,LA . A , l IW 5 ali . 25 l ,- ntlq . x u c.-ff vl Cr, Il Q E 7 '09 HE renowned Yellow jackets . . . uncler- classmen, but overwhelmingly unsuppressilnle . . you can always tell a freshmanf, 104 !ll' ' 3 , I 'UR sisters under time sheepslcinn whom we toolc in as fresh- men . . . sophomores in-between . . . in fact, the essential filling. s-Ml gsiof' ,.-all 15:4 1 ml in 2 .,- Q.. . ' , A , 1.4 f Q' V 1 ' P' 4 ' 1 ,u1 1f -A ,-,,t.,.i!,Q F a Ll 5 Y' Y ' U -13.1 A- 'lf ' .- 3. P 1' f M 7 ' M .WI .i X in I , ---- Q, Ll ' - V il Q 3' V, :Jun 1' ' 1 - . I :Mill IIA!! ' - f 1! lblilll '- . - - -. ,L V sr, s 'iw 13 f 4 -fl ll,QI .fl 'Z ' 1 lla W- Q - lg 1 1 - Vi I , A f Q! I H li I , fu 5 I 5 PI fa ff I , P . IW UI, .. W 3? .4 ,. ' ml , , . I if .f 57 . - j N i, ,i V ' x 1 32 . ,, S.. . ,,..5os,,. V 4, I H7 A 5 QQQS A. R Qv 4 ' lb' .- ' 2' A , V V L. gal If T L ,,-A ,fir A n N Q! ff' ' '-ME f.- iifg fE ' ,f ,213 W. ' , fl I ' . U. ul I . QQ J if I ' Jw.: V 4 A 4,7XX.34Q6g i,.f ' i Ric' fqx,.pr. . MV' Q -I'-gui ' 4 Q , ' ' - 5 V 4 l ' T' 1'-fl V E J i CC HAN that Aprille with his Thanne iongen folk to goon on pilgrimages shoures soote . . .H and what better place for a pilgrimage The droghte of Nlarch hath perced to the in the spring than Glenwood? roote 107 PRING Horse Show . . . Tl1ere's a noise of galloping over the hill . . . and a spring breeze over the riding ring . . . a day for display of equestrian array. . -,' 5 A. L f' mba ,t, ,- -1 N. .i A 2 f .J,- f Q .a MY A 1 ' fg ,' - ' X 17: A P' JH' - '. , we - Nl, , 1 -39, -, - - - ' J' ' I , W ' tl- w L. 1- .K Nt fs 34.1-' A 473' - , I ' , az., ,. . ,Huy 'N 5,4531 Shia-I H... 9 f' ' .-.... rmsvzz T HALL we gather at the Frigate? . . . for smoke and sociability, company and con- versation, or maybe just relaxation. N ' 1 109 1 i Q 1 Our las! KILIWIS. .. HE final page of the exam . . . apainless parting. ?3i3E',':QE'Ei' My ,M ,1- ,.,,, , .. M, fwzrri. X f ,V rv , . VERY last book, blanket, and curtain tie . . . bands of Sageites are disband- ing, the family Ford is at the door, and it's ,411 zzbzfard for frfmrfrmuf! lll IGNING out for the last time . . . Time of departure--1945 . . . time of return-who knows . . . we may even be back in time to see 1946 graduate. Qaeulfy and Staff ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS MCKINSTRY, HELEN, President ALLAN, CODY, Director of Public Relations CROCKETT, DORIS L., Dean 1-IUMPHREYS, P. W., Burxar KING, HAZEL, Director of Administration: SGUDDER, MARY THERESA, Dean of Women SMITH, BERNICE S., Personnel Officer WALLING, HELEN, Executive Secretary FACULTY ' RUSSELL SAGE COLLEGE BARNES, ERIC W. BRADLEY, LOUISE BRUNDAGE, MRS. E. J. CARRISoN, CLARA CASS, R. ELIZABETH CORSA, HELEN S. DAGGETT, MURIEL E. DAMoN, MRS. RUTH A. DAVIS, MRS. ERIKA DIAz, MRS. JUANA DRAKE, CAROLINE C. FLINT, REBECCA P. FoERING, LoUISE FOLGER, RUTH A. GASS, JOHN GEGENHEIMER, VIDA GRQSSENEACHER, MARGARET E. HARVEY, VIRGINIA HAYNER, MRS. KATHERINE HICKS, ELIZABETH S. HILL, SAMUEL E. 1-1oRT, MARGARET J. HosIER, MARY R. HUNTER, FRANK C. HUNTER, VIRGINIA JAEGER, MARIE L. JOHNS, WATSGN L. KENT, ELIZABETH E. KINZLY, HAZEL L. KIRK, ALICE J: KITzINGER, ANGELA LACAYO, HERBERTO LOUNSBURY, RAYMOND H. LOWE, ALTHEA R. LUEEMAN, HELEN E. LUNDIN, LAURA M. ' MACORMACK, MRS. BESSIE T. MCMURRY, DONALD L. MEADER, MRS. 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