SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

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Y. freedom of speech and expression eoefgwollere in the world. The 1944 Oh-Ha-Daih attempts to show how each of our activities here at Geneseo fits into the category of one of the Four Freedoms. Freedom of Speech includes those persons and organizations which aid us in formulating and expressing our ideas clearly and concisely so that others may derive beneff from them. Freedom from Fear pertains to those organizations which build up I freedom from fear- . . . QsoD that no nation will be in iz position to commit an act of physical aggression against any neighbor- argfwloere in the world. f ' , within the student a feeling of confidence both in the physical and social sense. Freedom of Religion refers, as its title suggests, to the Churches and organizations on campus which contribute to our spiritual well-being. Freedom from Want incor- porates those activities which further educational opportunities and, therefore, the professional growth of the future teacher. freedom of every person to worship God in his own may everywhere in the world. ' ' freedom from wemt, . . . which will secure to every nation zz healthy peacetime life for its inhahitmzts evefjfwhere in the world. Hardy, homespun farmers fi h ' , g ting for freedom at Concord and Lexington, laid the foundations of our glorious heritage. Once again, blood is being shed to preserve American ideals. To these Ameri- cans, we owe a debt, which can only be paid in love and service. Whatever we, as American youth, can do to make ourselves worthy of such a heritage, we will do. We value both the privileges and responsibilities that are ours. 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'A : f. 1 --1'-tc ' may-. . . . , ur: ' , vu H-...Hi .nn viii Q ni 'Q SE W umm: I 1 1 DR. JAMES B. XVELLES . President f I . . . T . fx A f VN - M - 'K ' W Y , N .-1 , N - 54. .3- mamvw' MWQBR, .sw,,,,L,4L.Lu- Friend and Counselor l Perhaps mention of our faculty would make a dignwed be- ginning for this letter. Geneseo State may be a comparatively small college in size but its faculty rate high. This year, they have attained still greater heights. Dr. Mau, professor of history and lamenter of Senior loquacity, has finished a book-the result of twelve year's work. Dr. Hartzell, another member of our history department, has been appointed county historian. By the way, he's also the father of twins. None of our ...... DR. NETZER If college life-work or play-could be carried out successfully without the patient and ever ready assistance of our faculty. But then, there's no need of my telling you this, for you've ex- perienced it many times. However, last January, we discovered teachers weren't always dignified. They became a bit ball champions-our resourceful t it was that our ' ed the volley ' ' that game, bu rash and cnalleng Juniors-to a game. Words can t describe diferent to say the least. The gym was packed .... DR. HARMON MR. HOLCOMB Art Department Miss Rogers Miss Hakes Education Department Dr. Johnson Dr. Behrens Miss Boyd Dr. Carbaugh Dr. Northway and the crowd out to have a good time. And they certainly weren't disappointed when our improvised band struck up a tune, the gym door swung open, and the faculty paraded around the floor. Dr. Harmon in a sweater, skirt, and very dirty saddle shoes, led the faculty cheering section. We had many revelations . . . E11 glifb Department s'r,um1NG: Mr. Parry Miss Thomas semen: Miss Smith Miss Riguey Miss Disco Dr. Harmon H ealth Department Dr. Kuhl Mrs. Roberts Miss Reade Music Department Mrs. Culver Dr. Saetvei: Mrs. Olmsted that evening. A very neatly executed tackle was made bya Senior, who, in her excitement, thought she was back in her grammar school days, playing with the boys on the block. I'm sure Dr. Netzer will remember the inflexibility of the gym floor. Geneseo's coeds swooned when Dr. Hartzell appeared. It was better . . Science Department Dr. Nc-:ureiter Dr. Hamilton Dr. Megathlin Dr. Greene Primary Departmezzt STANDING: Miss Rowles Miss Nagle Mrs. Scroerzel SEATED: Miss Wyckoff Miss Ebrice Libragf Department Dr. Van Norman Dr. Van Deuseu Miss Len: Miss Baker Mrs. Rider .facial Stzzdfer Department Miss Quimby Mr. Wilson Dr. Mau Dr. Harrzell Intermediate Department sr.-iNnxNc: Miss Duncan Miss Rechorn smrisn Miss McWilliams Miss Hicks Miss Stewart .Ypecial Class STANDXNG: Miss Helmich Miss Braem Mr. Miller Mrs. Eddy semen: Miss Rhodes Mrs. Palmer Miss Boles Office Mrs. Brion Miss Brown Miss Boden Mr. Brion Miss Broad than Sinatra. When the faculty, by superb playing, won the Senior-Faculty game by the breathtaking score of 46-45, the place was in an uproar. But that was nothing compared to the faculty cheering section when they won the varsity game by the over- whelming score of 38-23. What better compliment can we pay the faculty than to say that they are the best of good sports. This will be remembered long after other experiences have been forgotten. ............. . STUDENT CO'OPEI ATIWE GOVERNMENT V FFICERS PX. I K .L NN , . 1 fr' fb iw - ' - '77's.. 4.33. is nw., 3 4 rg:ze4...,1 '-EQ35:-5.-:Iv - .f'n2 qr, ' -1 2.-uw, WC1.- , ,v'?q,x., r -.wa--. -155,5 , .-. , LL! X im, . i'f'u.W ni. Q:..M 1 H '-k- . 1- .. W . :Wap - M 'N We had another close contest here this fall. Wes Arnold joined the ranks of G. S. T. C. service men, leaving the ofice of Vice- President of Student Co-operative Government open. So we had to call a special election. The campaign roused us all from our usual routine of sleep, work, and play. Every inch of space in the halls of Old Main was covered by posters of one candidate or another. Even the trees were utilized. Because some of us canned corn for Uncle Sam we weren't able to see the skits, but I under- t d they were clever. The final day arrived, and Eileen Estes s an y was elected in a closely contested battle .... 16 l A I. L L .., L , s ...Wg V v:l,,' ks sh-hm-I '4 xi. H- K .. wqe... , XX 4 A' wink.. - -QQXX it ,f':'Wf.t '- 16: ,, '-Aw. ' 44 WN. Q 811. 1 ' . f-14-'-Rig... Q f.sLN,5, ig..5 hw 5 3 , x ' x 4 hiv 'Eg my 1 his Via. . . , . . 'N-'1'w'.f.f. - Mi... 'e:fvrw.M 'fx 'Qs 4- ff ' yZv?,9 13-we E mg K. H . .wx f .Q Q- .. G. . YL. YF, f JANET BRANDLIN . Pr EILEEN Es'rEs . Vice-Pr ELIZABETH FRASER . .Ve ELIZABETH SCHROEDER Tr S'I'UDEN'I' Cf UNCIL -ruqiff ,f1--.5..,ggs-- 17 ..1-wp ' al-r' x 1' lf, I-3 1 Fraser, Brancllm, Adsic Schroeder. l STANDING: Taylor, Drake. SEATED: McMul- len, Michael Ri T ' , ce, rlpp, Baxter, I, Wright, Blando, Sherman, Miss Smith, Bishop, Crane, Grant, Ryder. Big interruption! M y roommate just dashed in all in a dither from a Student Council meeting. When I asked, What goes? , I was snubbed by the curt reply, Government business. You'll have to give them credit though. The 'r ' y e right on the job .... FV RUM BACK Row: Young, Brown, Monahan. SECOND ROW'M1SSRl ne S l , g y, tap ey, Riede- sel. FRONT Row: Norman, Touhey, Roth. And speaking of jobs o ' : y u re faced with solving world problems on the battlefields, but our Student F ' orum IS doing its best to solve them on the home fr t on . Gas rationing has cramped their style though-no out-of-town trips for the duration. Neverthe- less, they have kept busyg and we are proud of the work have done for th ' they e Speech Festival and Sub-Frosh Day .... BACK now: Frisbie, Vogel, Brundage, Rams- dell, Carpenter, Johnson, Finnigan, Love- lass, Craig, Noble. FRONT Row: Tuohey Flemming, Tornow, Hendrick, Blake, Steele, Brown, Purdy, Sahlen, Bristol, Block, Miss Disco. ine aid nd me th Saint Katherine, Saint Katherine, oh le And grant that I never may die an old maid. We have all taken up the plea to Saint Katherine during the past year or so and our Verse Speaking Choir has made it their own special theme song. It was appreciated by the school superin- ndents who heard it during one of their recent conferences on te campus. . 'PEP K I' I' W I-RSL: Q Ci-If II ' ING Cf 'Ii-IU! NUS 1 11 .,..-f BACK now: Miss Thomas, Corbin Filkin P Harland G cl ' , s, achuta, , oo rxch,M.,Srraub Good h Batten , r1c ,l-l.,Wager . THIRD Row: Hill, B. E L , verett, E. Krom: ogan, Blarchford Tomow F , , , olts, D. SECOND now, KNmzL1NG: Haley, Drake, Wood, Savage. FRoN'r now SEATED: McK1e, Jose h ' p , Galvin, Fuller, .Ieschkei Hoffman. lNSERTIJCSCl'1kC, Tornow. Our potential Katherine H epburns still flock to Cothurnus meetings all year long. We thought of you especially during the Christmas season when they produced Eager Heart, this year's Christmas Pageant. As usual, the production was one which will be woven into our memories as an unforgettable part of our days at Geneseo ............ A L' i-IA SIGMA OMICI V N Alpha Sigma Omicron! I remember when, as a freshman, I was always under the impression that it was either another Sorority or Fraternity. Isn't it funny how wrong one can be! I also thought it was something like Sigma Pi Sigma, and on that count I wasn't too far wrong. At one time, it was a working organization, but this year it has been a purely honorary journal- istic society. ........... . Drake, Purdy, Filkins, Moore, Wood Crane, Riedesel. I! 2 xVlNlFRED DRAKE Editdr-In-Chief -gk E513 ' ' ff. as 'nf' f ww wi, ', 'uw kg K1 E JV. -, . y A swan B V '..:.I'-',g,W mil . f ammmm 3 lswmwsw' W' f','.mmBmK' -.I ,, li:--V-J. .tx Q as J, na . .I - ,- J 'Aff V ' 1 . 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Mary Scot: Bird song me Lfxwwf N a ss BACK now: Franke, Moore rn . Q ONT Row: Hun lmel, Crough. n. Agn mx sm ms mx swam ss sms ss 1 1 :ns A 1 I- 7 'An B nu fm., s x P w W any L1la Crane v A-ag wmv X H ff 'gQ'j'f?'?ff1HQiSfSm'iTH H ,AWA wzmm 'E 1 Wi S E wgwsgyu , - H' nz -yu wswm m M E A E, swf, ss' ii H a 5.2 ga I v , H E U!! im U You know as much about alumni news, engagements, and marriages as we do. The Lamron has world-wide circulation this year which reaches to almost every battlefront. By the way, has anyone told you how much we enjoy the letters you send us? We feel that our part in this war is much too small, and that we are remote and out of touch with the swift moving events of the times. Your letters bring the fight home: and in answering them, we hope we can bring home to you. There's one advantage in the dateless life I mentioned before. The ............... BACK now: Gaus, Snyder, Corbin, Moore, O'Rourke, Crane, Franke, Hill, Hummel, Morrison, Crough, Corry, Flemming, DeGroff, Birdsong. FRONT now: Wright, Sardinia, Lovelass. BACK Row: Adsic, Mason, Gelbert, Van Denburg, Maynard. sncown now: Ingersoll, Filkins, Cromwell, B., Taylor, Shaugh- nessy, Dobbins, Gleason. rnoN'r now: Tibbs, Cromwell, S., Hoffman, Torrey, Hess. I-If USE PRESIDENI3' FEDEI ATIV N 26 house presidents have less grey hair than usual. Now it's no trick to get men out of the house by eight o'clock or girls in at ten- thirty... ........ sas . o 0 a -arm wm- swam mms 1 ms sn: mn ms as W mm mm nscxc now: Goodrich, H., Filkins, Pachura, Franke, McMullen. SECOND now: Taylor, Brown, Finnigan. rnom now: Jeschke, Neely. 'J H ,- WOMENS Irllr. II C Cf UNCIL But there was one night in October when the students wished there weren't any rules. You should have heard some of the remarks- Imagine having rules tonight. 'g It can't be twelve o'clock so soon! g I don't want to go home yet. And can you blame them? Wouldn't you stay up all night to see Dr. Carbaugh dressed as Pistol Packin' Mama? Of course, that was only one of many laughs. The occasion was the Halloween Party planned by the Women's Athletic Council ..... Q . . . And in fun as in sports, the Wearers of the G took the lead with us less-athletic ones close behind. I suppose by now you've heard the results of last year's enroll- ment drive-our ninety freshmen. They felt pretty lost when they arrived in September. I still remember ..... xll'1xl' rl- rs F I' L E nan I nr n :rio Jr Trl Iflock, Finnigan, McKie, Clarke, Hess, Conway, Osgood, McMullen, Taylor, Filkins, Pachuta, Brown, Galvin, Wilson. . sums , ss V mlxmmsm .III a a P' a mam K ' a satan gangs a' an za Begins sf-an a a Hts fx s s E E. s ian i i t I II a 3 XE . , E 1 1. t a n H ' . 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Smoke gets m our eyes. F. She s out! H. Such hard spor.. 51 SSN BACK now: Folrs, Hall, Sahlen, Parfirr, Birdsong, Krom, Deigner, Kreamer. 'mum Row: LeValley, Blake, Sage, Loughlin, Quick, Moore, Cromwell, McMullen. sizcoxn now: House, Rice, Taylor, Estes, Lawrence, Dobbins, Auburn, Ryder. FRONT Row: Michael, Wilson, Torrey, Sherman, Purdy, Tibbs, Larimer. FRESi-IMAN Cf UNSELV RS that feeling very vividly, don't you? But thanks to their big sisters answering the usual questions of Shall we wear heels and hats? and Where do I go now? , they've become campus- conscious and have exchanged that peculiar green for their more natural pink and white complexions ........ GAMMA ZE' A mcxc now: Jorgensen, Keyes, Decker, Van Tassel, Royer, Everhart, McCormick, Cromwell, S. FRONT Row: Gelberr, Ransom Roch. And speaking of colors, you could have seen brilliant red at the Gamma Zeta Tea after Thanksgiving Vespers this year. It was I-the brilliant red, I mean. Members of Gamma Zeta had made the cleverest little paper dishes which they filled with nuts. I remember especially because I dropped mine and spilled it all over the rug in the formal lounge. Talk about embarrassing moments! I'm jumping from one thing to another pretty rapidly and without much sense but there ......... INTEI FIA' EI NITY Cf UNCIL Behrens, Grant, Wilson, Norman Hall LEF1' sms: Galvin, Michael, Norton Gleason, Brunner. RIGHT sms: Estes, Mona- han,Tibbs, McMullen, Drake, Kittelberger. . ' l Q3 l :i .JU l.-sig -3 wr 4, -1 Egger. Q V , is so much to tell you and I'm so anxious for you to hear it all. Have you heard about all the changes in Inter-Frat this year? First of all, it's a purely feminine organization, except of course, Dr. Behrens. They say it's a w01nan's privilege to change her mind and that's what happened. Inter-Frat altered rush rules so that this year the rush period was only ten weeks instead of twenty with the rushees pledged at the end of ..... A LPi-IA DELTA ss if , , Conway, Galvin. mm' Row: Conway, Parhrt. sacorm now: Steele, Hess, McGee, Dimperio, McKie, Flemming, Ramsdell, Kittleberger. ten weeks but not initiated until after mid-year marks were o Rushing, as always, has kept the Sororities busy: but datel as we are, there has been time for other things too. The A. D covered most of their furniture last fall and .... -.A 0 '55 -'za 5.15 Var fm fm- mm X :mx Wim nn H N E 'E LPi-IA KA PPA Pi-II Michael, Norton. SEATED: Dobbins, Michael, Grant. STAND mc: Gaus, McColl, Mulliken, Moore, Wasserloos. Paint Gets In My Hair was the theme song of the A os Th 3 - 031 painted both living rooms. Da Vinci could not have been prouder of his Mona Lisa. Instead of the traditional holiday teas, the Agos sponsored a St. Patrick's Day Cojee. The luck of St. Pat, plus hard work, equalled a successful ajair ...... BACK Row: Lawrence, Cook. FRONT Row: Norton, Norman, Lewis, Wood, Latimer, Bowen,RydH. mam x mQw-f- S ww wxrm :ww ns m-w Nw m.9 F. mn E 'm-mam xv swam mwmwas fx-m-mam Wm. mmm mal lm M mn m an m x n may an A Q 5 my ,,,f mama W sm was mam w mxn m ms mm uma an svn M we smwm ami ma -Q v.fswf1a K mxmxw BmXwx!:?ViuxkA Q 'WH Mmmf IM gf as an m a m My , f H- A -E n W an man Q m mm-Q man . -Mjmliigjggiiilg Q , V 3 mm B was SHA saws BEM BH-Xw nm 41, mf- Mm 3-gg, SSWPHXP-S8 X , VMMM A ' HEX-XSS H2221 HW 5 mmmgif mn fm- mf m a m B I GAIVWUX AI ET i-I U SA 38 McMullen, Tibbs. r1Rs'r Row: Loughlin, Purdy, House, XVil- link, Lippold, Brancllin, Johnson, Tibbs. SECOND now: Wilson, Sahlen, Alexander, Taylor. 'mmm Row: Schroeder, Riedesel, Krom, McMullen, Osgood. Did you receive Arethusa's Christmas card? They tried to send one to each service man. You couldn't miss it because of the picture of 32 Wadsowrth Street on the front. I thought it was a really good likeness of the house, didn't you? How did I get of the subject? Last I knew I . BACK now: Strohl, Craig, Ryan, Cloos, ' ' I h Furev Miss Block. 'mmm Row. Mac mos , I , Ro ers, Blake. SECOND RONV1QU1Ck, Oudcr burn, Gleason, Cooper, Aldridge. Q.'EfQ5'i'm'k he :ss n ss ,-: as 1 Q az Q sxxkimsmm: -wx, mmm lnimx 4: xii: xmxmxw fm as ff mm Q ss 1 ss E Z ms W ss ma xmfmg' S kirk, Witter, Birclsong. FRONT now: Au- Monahan, Cromwell, M warm-mm ss 5 n-:meg mn my H mm wings-Us ml ' LPi-If CLI' 'l f gum-nm: Drake, Howes. BACK now: Howes, Bishop, Fraser, Hahn Ringer, Livermore, Fuller. mom Row Brown, Rice,Tripp, McDermott, Carpenter Hall, Srimlinger, Brunner. was telling you about Sorority redecoration which seems to be all the fad this year. The Clios bought their house, and they too have been swinging the hammer and splattering the paint. Has anyone written you about our Bond Rally during the Fourth War Bond Drive? The suspense was terrUic when a German helmet ............... 1 : mms x as mn a mn a as -as my .uma saws wa Mam- :emu ma sm -X a ss ms san ms g Qx WAR , Cf UNCIL vu! Blake, Watson, Michael, Finnigan, Benjamin. was auctioned off and Dr. Carbaugh bid higher and higher. The climax was reached when our psychology professor was forced to surrender to a local gentle man who bid five hundred dollars in war bonds. Through our War Council we're trying to do as fine a job here as you're doing over there ........ GENERA .. A CTIW ITIE3 - qt l WR .Lf , X, -J STANDING? Ferris, Dr. Northway, Collins. SEATED: Cleary, Sherman, Tornow, O'Rourke, Riley. Our activities this year are bigger and better. The other day I was meandering through the hall and happened to glance in the General Activities' OWCQ. There was Barb looking very pleased. Per usual, I was bubbling over with curiosity. So in I strolled and asked, Why the grin? She said, I've been looking ,M-'R-. , lr, 'bf if F' 1 if '57, 2 sum. ser ur -af orgasm? ,.-F' Z . .1 gl f s , g ,....,.- M 1+-- ' Loughlin Craig Sliker Parker Crom- well nick Aldri h c lxreamer Ewell, Q Mason Shaughnessy DeGroff Adsic f ,S Bro .1 551 S 1 Hx Nfl wn Lxcreer Banker. A 'ff W ,, - gag - I X :ff i W a ,W . KJ.. 2 K ' If , 'E' d , over the student activity cards. Doyou know there are twenty-four organ' , 1 gig s izations in school. We've organized itwo new ones just this year. One 0 Q3 'Rf r the infants is the Girl Scout Leadership gr . ' ? jgssgi Q motto Be Pre 55 pqy iQ,f 'Y1' 39-lg he r A , Haw s oup I wonder rf the girl scou pared has helped any ofurhe would-bs e scout Ieaders in classes . , 1 Q ,gi M552 QQSAQ mn WA WWW, B 07553. wmv 1 mmww H w x N -Q E L m ?5 . iam nw - w Q firm mn m a 1 SS l . 11 1 QW a 4 ,AHXB?Mw,iM,m STUDENT Ci-IRISTIA N FELLOWSi-II? Y sis' A 'lffhhl vigil P , W :-f ml.- mcrc xow: Krom, Pease, R., Pease, M., Watson, Franke, Spink, Schlageter, Goldstein, Royer, Crosby, Fuller. SECOND Row: Bristol, Miller, Filkins, Blake, Harland, Cloos. FRONT Row:Adsir, House, Craig,Folrs, LeValley. 45 vs' ' But our organizations don't stay infants very long. The Stu- dent Christian Fellowship reached adulthood over night. Early in March, the annual conference of the Student Christian Move- ment was held here. The Fellowship was host to several distin- guished speakers and delegates from colleges in western New York State ............... One Sunday morning last winter I spied a group of students heading for Mrs. Teall's. I knew by their dressed-up appearance that they weren't just hiking, and I wondered how they could look so shiny at nine A. M. I later discovered it was the Newman Club going to breakfast after receiving Communion together. R NEWHWAPI CLUB Tr-- ,ftfs V- X 'fogg- ffxbi -LA' ' X,-, f 1.- X I.. .4 eg or A.. V, K .... 'fs 5 T., nam: Row: Saunders, Sheehe, Grant, Fries, Desmond, Reilly, Treahy, Vogel, Riley, A., Fitz- gerald, Riefer. THIRD Row: Bar- ranco, Sardinia, McCormick, Brown, Stimlinger, Carew, Kingston, Sweeney, Gallagher, Callahan, Painton, Straub. sec- oNn now: Loughlin, McKie, Larimer, Cromwell, Clark, Wol- fer, Tibbs, Monahan, Tuohey, Bishop, Nudo, Conway. rRoN'r now: Lippold, Mahoney, Neely, Blando, McCready, Galvin, Finnigan, johnson, McDermott. is si E . s a a E is fa N Y l, R J-IEQ IRA i S a l 4 :I A - ' 1 1 ' 5 .ra YE' r H H as H 1-as H M - ' V in B ll 'P-ev --:- -... ,F 54 l V L 4 a E 1 5 f nf nl .-4 .L ' er sa ' e33?1fsl' Ls-A 3395 FY - i , .. ,. .F L:-11:1 Y, 5. P 1 .E .B 9, AF'-1' iz? ,RR ,,,1 ' . I-rg-' ,- A M., ,hLl,:?i'--I ls , 43,-Bttii-5, 1 .. -. ggvgi-' 1- 1 - , ,,,--I' -g':-- t-'Jgt . .E , Qs-1, ' H 'Malga ,,ilgg.5gU 1.5, , . '5 'uri . f U-.. V Sa- a Q. asjpf - my R4 . , . ', 'r,:f'.,f ' r -Al,-f, Aly: .at f-f,..m 5, - ir., m ' ,'- .,..3..:1-1? 151-'I ' - ' Q'-Viv, ,,' .1 H a BK ffl, . .mm f- -L ' ,oz-,.m, - s--' -Q, ,M , ,WLM ,..,V. Coisroucron Dr. Saetveit PIANO Helen Olmsted ORGAN Lucille Culver VIIOLIN Joyce Barber Frances Mary Brooks Ethel Deveraux Norman Hurh Jackie Kelsey Florence Kerr Eugenia Nye Lois Tripp Irene Wright VIOLA Elizabeth Brown William Olmsted Bass Gerald Manley Alice Sweeney CLARINET Jane Friez Harlow Hall Elaine Miles William Olmsted, Jr. Caroline Savage Irene Weart TRUMPET Vincent Collin Howard Copeland Harold Estes Fred Holcomb Raymond Holcomb Ruth Osgood Sanford Rector SAXOPHONE Pat Baxter Jean Fitzgerald julia Harland Tnomnomz Isabelle Fuller Helen Kingston Ida Webster DRUMS Geraldine McMullen Geraldine Predmore Marilyn Witter 'CELLD Mrs. Behrens When you were on the committee to plan recreations, I re- member it was a common occurrence to transport a band from the city to play for our dances. But I bet you never heard of our transporting our orchestra to another place to . . CAI F L Ci-If RIJIERJ - c BACK Row: Bxshop, Brown, K Fraser, Wormurh, Lamoy, Ma- son. SEVENTH now: Webster, Valenciue, Blando, Lamb, Sweeney, McColl, Brooks. sxxru Row: Deigner, Auburn, Royer, Folts, D., Sage, Mona- han. FIFTH now: Craig, Willinlc, Winter, Hofmann, Sherman, Krom. FOURTH Row: Noble, Lawrence, Everhart, DeGroH', Sliker. 'mmm Row: Brunda e, We Erbach, House, Branclliu, Tibis, Steinbach. SECOND Row: Wilson, Chase, A., Folts, Watson, Wright, Mileshlorgensen. FRONT now: Blake, LeValley, Wolfer, Torrey, Baxter, Keyes. dance. But that's what happened last winter. Dr. Saetveit took the Orchestra and Carol Choristers to the Navy Base at Sampson to play, sing, and dance with the boys there. It really was a great thrill to feel we were helping a little and it was loads of fun bes1des................ a - sw Q nm W' mn .au I ss w .Em wi- B a 4 P. msn mm uma m mm sf ma sas mm s mx -mm ww mm ss a a ss w ss x ,fm :im X ,fn ,.,..,,.,. f Q ..,.,., 1 izizii aw, -W ww we wmiiim mum 'WB mm on. x -an ww - M ss ss E . :1 -xxx mm- mx:- mn mx xm :msn sum www news mn mag W En mm Q-., I 1. P. Midnight snack. Presidenrial platform. R. A plot? ' S. Nine to one. H mx: -ax s Ewan xx-- 11 was ss N mlb Kam as Qs. ,mm nm Q 'E was emi za 'xxx' sf 5 www am as saga F3 w gm m a R gmw H snag SS :es wma, fm ss A few minutes ago this letter was interrupted by an urgent telephone call. It was one of the girls asking if our caps and gowns had arrived. Why is it that no matter how early the order is Sent in, there's always that auful suspense of waiting for them until the last minute? ........... 3EFHf' FFF rl' F rrI-cRo ,f Ryder, Willirxk, Auburn, Taylor. 'C' DOROTHY ADSIT ROCHESTER General Elementray lg History Club 2, 3, President l. MARY BIRDSONG SNYDER Library Much ado about everything Student Co-operative Government Representative 45 Lamron 1, 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor, Editor-in-Chief 45 Alpha Sigma Omicron 3, 45 Freshman Counselor 45 Carol Choristers 1, 25 Cothurnus 15 History Club 15 Forum 15 Verse Speaking Choir 45 A. C. E. 45 Arethusa. RUTH BISSELL WELLSVILLE General Elementary Laughter with a lil! Literary Club 1, 2, 3. FRANCES BRADLEY AVON General Elementary Silent .fophirlimte Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 45 Alpha Delta. JANET BRANDLIN ROCHESTER General Elementary Ejjzlcierltj Illlfdfidllflcl Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 45 President Student Co-operative Government 45 Lamron 25 Modern Dancing 1, 25 Forum 1, 25 Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 45 Arethusa. I still can't believe that it's our class this year that will strut around during Semor Week 111 those impressive . . . -101 MARY ALDRIDGE vxcroa Serene Sngarig' Sigma Pi Sigma 45 House Presidents' Federation President 45 A, C, E, 45 Arethusa. WINIFRED AUBURN nocuesrex FOR'l'Y'Ff' UI .Ymrrj-bury -dash! Co-Chairman Sub-Frosh Day 45 Chairman Moving-Up Day 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretarv 4, House Presidents' Federation 45 Student Christian Fellowship 45 Lamron General Elementary 1, Psychology Club 2, 3, 4, Vice' General Elementary Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 45 Class Secretary 35 General Chairman Senior Banquet 43 Lamron 2, 35 Freshman Counselor 45 Alpha Sigma Omitron 2, 35 Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 45 Modern Dancing 1, lg Corhurnus lg Forum 15 Arethusa. CONSTANCE BANKER MT. sioiuzrs General Elementary A thought ir mwzml zlylzmziite Sigma Pi Sigma 4, l. C. E. C. 3, 4, Vice-President 45 W, A. A. 4 -3 ,5 3. Kew FRANCES MARY BROOKS PAINTED POST General Elementary Rich in rilence Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Agassiz 1, Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4, I. C. E. C. 3, 4, Secretary 4. PATRICIA BROWN BRIGHTON General Elementary E ver e j?9flfE.fL'2l1l'.! Sigma Pi Sigma 4, Classs Secretary 1, Chairman Assembly Committee 4, House Presi- dents' Federation 2, President Verse-Speaking Choir 4, Girl Scout Leadership 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader 4, Modern Dancing 1, 2, 3, Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Athletic Council 4, Wearers of the G 2, 3, 4, Interfra- ternity Council 2, Alpha Delta. ANNA JANE CLARK BUFFALO Boats ami .rmlrlle General Elementary A. C. E. 2, 3, Newman Club 4, W. A. A. 4, Wearers of the G 4. MARGARET CLEARY AVON Library Irresistible lrirlv General Activities Committee 3, 4, Recreation Committee 2, Carol Choristers 1, 2, Modern Dancing 1, Clionian. CLASS OF F lbaffh GIMM-C' , T' tu- .,..,.,,,, Eu-1 dui .C-4 Sa- AUDREY CLOOS PAINTED POST Library ,bw Q ! Q my Titian but tmnquil III-Z'grarry5Cl:uCbu1112:iIf,SflEli,UIEesirlep1te?ilSg:.dent Christian Fellowship Secretary 4, Inter- : Z , I l JAH- , - I - MONICA CONWAY BUFFALO General Elementary 6.4, M L VU? Zi A B.-P1-ALJ I House Presidents' Federation 3, Newman Club 4, Cothurnus 2, 3, 4, Secretarv Athletic b A tzrzge of trzferlted attmrfivenerr Council 2, Wearers of the G 4, Interfrarernity Council 4, Alpha Delta, President 4. e Q D a LUCILLE COOPER FAIR HAVEN Library T' 'ykl q Pmrtirality pin: oqaarif VC Q ' House Presidents' Federation 2, 4, Literary Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Girl Scout AAL X X Leadership 4, Arethusa, Treasurer 4. Y ' MARY JANE CRAIG nocuesrnn Library ' I Sweet Jimpliritj - Carol Choristers 1, 2, 4, Literary Club 1, 2, 4, Girl Scout Leadership 4, Student Christian LW Fellowship 4, Verse Speaking Choir 4, W. A, A. 4, Arerhusa. A rl - black robes. It seems such a short time ago that we were so proud of our teddy bear tags .... E a a a O!yVv'J 1 ffl -If Na .-AJj'X'. ' , i uv. fn' , fi ,K ,,. .WV VJ 5 JJ' ...f 1 FL, , ff JEAN DeGROFF OLEAN ELIZABETH CROMWELL PAVILION General Elementary A daflw of .rzveetzzexr Senior Chairman of Parties 4, House Presidents' Federation 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Freshman Counselor 45 Girl Scout Leadership 4, Cothurnus 3, Arethusa. RUTH DECKER sannoosi smusos Library Ever-rearir intelligence Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Gamma Zeta 2, 3, 4, W. A. A. 4. General Elementary Mzuic nt ber frzlgertipr Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 45 Modern Dancing 1, 2, 3, Girl Scout Leadership 49 Gamma Zeta 1, 3, W. A. A. 4. ANN DEIGNER nocnesrsn General Elementary Palirlml dicglliqv Sigma Pi Sigma 4, Chairman Senior Ball 4, House Presidents' Federation 3, Freshman Counselor 4g Carol Choristers 1, 44 Gamma Zeta 35 Forum 1, Z, W. A. A. 45 Wearers of the G 4. FOR'l'Y'Ff UR f in fi MJ GERTRUDE DOBBINS KENDALL General Elementary Infinite I-'illllfirtj' Chairman Senior Week 4, House Presidents' Federation 4, Freshman Counselor 45 Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4, Cothurnus 1, 2g Alpha Kappa Phi, Vice-President 4. WINIFRED DRAKE WALLACE General Elementary Dimpfex agglau' while ml the ,go Student Council 4,Junior Class Secretary 3, Alpha Sigma Omicron 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Cothurnus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Clionian, President 4, Inter- fraternity Council 4. EILEEN -ESTES vicrou Library Dark-erm' charm Vice-President Student Government 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Carol Choriscers 1, 24 Co- thurnus 1, 2, 3, 4, A. C. E. 4, Clionian, Interfrarernity Council 4. HELEN MAY EVERHART LYONS General Elementary A bundle of ifztelligeure Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4, Spring Day Committee 4, Carol Chorisrers 3, 4g Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gamma Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4. Rememlaer the time we ventured onto the third floor of Old Main and trembled every minute for fear that it . . . ' SSBHBSSB E YlXSW'-fn- E M , or a EZ' B191 E anew :- wx .. u I ELIZABETH EWELL NVYOMING General Elementary Cazzlolzjlnlgezl laughter Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A. C. E. 4, Girl Scout Leadership 4. ALICE JEAN FILKLNS Famporrr General Elementary Friemlrlvip perronified Yearbook 2, 3. 4, Business Manager 4, Alpha Sigma Omicron 43 House Presidents' Federation 4g Lamron lg History Club 4, Student Christian Fellowship 45 Cothurnus 1, 1, 3, 45 Bowling Manager 4, Wearers ofthe G 4. B, YVONNE FUREY tri-raca Library Ffarlfirlkg :i',J'6'.f'flllIi0!I.l' mlila Literary Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Arethusa. MARIE GALVIN BUFFALO General Elementary E11tlw.ria.rric-efliplvafir! Sigma Pi Sigma 4g House Presidents' Federation 2, 4g Cothurnus 2, 3, 45 Verse Speaking Choir 45 Newman Club 44 Athletic Council 2, 3, Wearers of the G 4g Alpha Delta, President 4. CL,-Xoo OF ,FB LENORA GELBERT SPENCERTONVN Library Dilllfllwl intelligeimf Literary Club 3, 45 Girl Scout Leadership 4, I. C. E. C. 45 History Club 1gAgassiz l, 2, Gamma Zeta 2, 3, 4, President 4. RITA ELIZABETH GRANT Pitman Library UGVIHII' '-erl: it'.r good! Sigma Pi Sigma 4, Student Council 3, 4, Chairman of Senior Day 4, Lamron 1, 3, Nexrman Club 44 Alpha Kappa Phi, Interfraternity Council 3, 4. VIRGINIA MAY HESS SENECA FALLS General Elementary .Yicfevrflerr if ber by-uwrzl Sigma Pi Sigma 4, Executive Council Z, 45 House Presidents' Federation 45 Carol Choristers 2, 33 Athletic Council 23 W. A. A. 4, Wearers of the G 45 Alpha Delta, Vice-President 4. DORIS HOFMANN BERGEN General Elementary Boredom uaizirbef House Presidents' Federation 45 Orchestra lg Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 45 Cothurnus 3, 4, IV. A. A. would collapse? That was the year Miss Holland left, too And when we were Sophomores it felt so .......... wonderful to put away those art folders 1 for posterity, we thoughtj. I still have the blue and white H MYRA HOWES ALBION Library A breafb offrerb air Student Council 4g House Presidents' Federation 4g History Club 1, 25 Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 15 Clionian, Critic 4, President 4. ROBERTA INGERSOLL sizxeca rAu.s General Elementary .Siwoatblj frubiofled- Freshman Counselor 4, House Presidents' Federation 45 Historv Club 1, lg Cothurnus 2, 35 Verse Speaking Choir 4, Alpha Delta. BERNICE E. JOHNSON nocnesrea General Elementary PTGIIZPIIIGII permuzfed Forum 1, 25 Newman Club 43 Arethusa. ELLEN JOHNSON LA rARGEv1LLE Library lVittj wirziam! Gamma Zeta 1, 2, 3, 45 Literary Club 3, 4g Psychology Club 3, Verse Speaking Choir 4. roam-rr ur , s - FLORENCE JENKINS KERR GENESEO General Elementary Bubbly' as Cblilllpdgllt' Sigma Pi Sigma 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Carol Choristers lg Forum 1. DORIS KITTELBERGER Rocuizsrsn General Elementary QIZBEIIJQ' quiet- Carol Choristers 15 Verse Speaking Choir 4g lnterfraternity Council 4, Alpha Delta. VIRGINIA KREAMER OLEAN General Elementary A quilt af cautelzrmerlr Sigma Pi Sigma 45 Guest and Welfare Committee 4, Chairman 44 Freshman Counselor 44 House Presidents' Federation 45 Psychology Club 2, 3, Gamma Zeta 3, Girl Scout Leadership 4, A. C. E. 2. MARY EDITH KROM ONEONTA Library el X Preizj, poised, mul polished Sigma Pi Sigma 45 Class President 3g Freshman Counselor 3, 45 Carol Chroisters 2, 3, 4g Cothurnus 2, 3, 4, Literary Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Christian Fellowship 4, President 4g Arethusa. -mer' W 2 A 1 MARAIORIE LAWRENCE omzma Library Lazztglvter an the G def Freshman Counselor 2, 3, 45 Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 45 History Club 15 Cothurnus 3, 45 Alpha Kappa Phi. JOHN L. LEONARD sco'r'rsvu.Ls General Elementary Chivalry' coated with cblzrklef HELEN LIPPOLD ATTIC.-K General Elementary Diney and Delmrre Agassiz 25 Newman Club 3, 45 Girl Scout Leadership 45 Psychology Club 45 Arethusa. IRENE A. LITTEER GRovrzLANn General Elementary Calm, cool, collected- House Presidents' Federation 35 l. C. E. C. 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Agassiz 25 Girl Scout Leadership 45 W. A. A. 4. CLASS V F mmf ' 7i5ETi 5'f M' MARY LOUGHLIN HERKIMER General Elementary Petite and perky! Freshman Counselor 45 House Presidents' Federation 15 Cothurnus 1, 2, 35 Literary , Club 1, 2, 3, 45 A. C. E. 2, 3, 45 Carol Choristers 15 Girl Scout Leadership 45 History Club 45 Newman Club 45 Arethusa. ELIZABETH MCGEE WBLLSVILLE A fu'2l2iLT'f0?0' hour fralia' General Elementary Lamron 15 Corhurnus 1, 25 Newman Club 45 Alpha Delta. ARLENE MCKIE PENN YAN -Qlllllifjl not quantify General Elementary Cothutnus 1, 2, 3, 45 Newman Club 45 Verse Speaking Choir 45 Wearers of the G 45 Q! Alpha Delta. CATHERINE MARY MCMAHON HORNELL General Elementary .Yang of Eire Psychology Club 2, 3, 45 Lamron 25 Modern Dancing 35 Newman Club 3, 45 A. C. E. 45 Girl Scout Leadership 4. Hi pennant that we got as favors at our Soph Hop. It has b 'X ' door of our room for over ........ . M . . ee-i-i f een tacked up on the Pep a'plentj.' Vice-President ofjunior Class, Student Council 2, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology President 4, Athletic Council 4, Wearers of the G 45 Arethusa 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2 President 4, Interfraternity Council 4. A bl'0ll'71-E-jfd Xlzfarz, .rteeperl in jorialig' House Presidents' Federation 2, 3, 4, Girl Scout Leadership 4, Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3,4 Orchestra 1. Alia! Emily Pon Club 3, Industrial Arts Club 4, Carol Choristers 1, Z. 0-X .S'm1.rbi11e in .feruire Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 49 House Presidents' Federation 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Lamron 3 Cothurnus 1, 2, 3, Newman Club 4. FOR'l'Y'Ff UR ARTHURA MICHAEL oacrraan PARK General Elementary Qyfmmire at the ivories SWT le aiiaier Sigma Pi Sigma 4, Psychology Club 2, 3, Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, lnterfraternity Council 4, War Council 3, 4, Chairman 45 Freshman Counselor 45 Alpha Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, President 4. CONSTANCE MILLIS Rocr-ussrniz General Elementary Rozmmre mmf rbj-,flam Sub-Frosh Day Chairman 4, House Presidents' Federation 3, Choral Society 1, Alpha Clio 1, 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Critic 4. SHIRLEY M. NORTON ARCADE General Elementary fparklifllg ar a requin ' Cothurnus 1, Z, History Club 15 lnterfraternity Council 43 Alpha Kappa Phi 1, Z, 3, 4, President 4. RUTH H. OSGOOD Rosa General Elementary Matbeflzzztiralbf yozzrr Council 4, Agassiz 1, Choral Society 2, Industrial Arts Club 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Wearer of the G 4, Arethusa 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 two years. You would have been surprised to see how much courage it gave me 5 41 whenlcamehomesome. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GERALDINE MCMULLEN Mamorv General Elementary Club 2, 3, President 2, Freshman Counselor 4, Womens Athletic Association 1, Z, 3, 4, ELEANOR JANE MASON ELBA General Elementary BETTY MAY MAURER Rocnssran General Elementary House Presidents' Federation 4, General Welfare Committee 45 Forum 1, Photography EILEEN NIAYNARD NEWARK Library Sigma Pi Sigma 4g Junior Class Treasurer 3, House Presidents' Federation 2, Student E I ,grfff . s -zu: r - ,. r-1 :gs ri! f if I Qgfksfgtf me by ,sl ELEANOR ANNE PALMER CALEDONIA Library T ' 4-- H nm- , .. .Yilenr ropbirtiratiazl 13 2 , Q House Presidents' Federation 3gCotl'1urnus 2, 3, Arethusa 1, 2, 3, 4. 19 NANCY JANE PURDY TARRYTOXVN General Elementary Tzcezzfj-tive mrerr of gold Freshman Counselor 4, House Presidents' Federation 2, Alpha Sigma Omicron 45 General Activities Committee 3, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Literary Editor 4, Verse Speaking Choir 4g Arethusa. THELMA M. QUICK snvizn spawns General Elementary A flimplecl' roufeftian Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Class Treasurer 3, Freshman Counselor 45 Cothnrnus 1, Z, A. C. E. 4, House Presidents' Federation 3, Girl Scout Leadership 45 Red Cross Committee 3, Arethusa. MARIAN RANSOM omcrintn General Elementary f .Yzzmfl parkages are :life ,Ft , l-lou Preatlents' Federation 2, Gamma Zeta 2, 3, 4, Sectetray 3, 4, Psychology Club 1 l l l i i f CLASS OF X MARGARET A. REIFER HORNELL General Elementary wry Flfarlwizzg mails'-fleeling girl! Newman Club 4. CLARIBEL ROTH BATAVIA General Elementary .ftendfast sobriety' House Presidents' Federation 1, 3, Psychology Club Z, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary My KJ X 4, Gamma Zeta 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Marshall 4, W. A. A. 4. X , HELEN ROYER OLEAN General Elementary K Wilb a smile mul zz Jang 1 ass Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4, Gamma Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Student Christi aff-I-f Fellowship 4. EDWINA KATHERINE RYDER FAIRPORT General Elementary 5 l Vitamin enriched h F 6-yv ' Sigma Pi Sigma 45 Class President 4, Class Vice-President 25 Secretary of Student 1 Wk! Government 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Freshman Counselor 45 Carol Choristers 1,60 ' X Cothurnus 1, General Activities Committee 1, 2, Chairman 25 Psychology Club 1, 2, - 3, 4g Girl Scout Leadership 4, lnrerfraternity Council 3, Alpha Kappa Phi, Secretary 3, f Treasurer 4. O My nights discouraged from Practice Teaching. But don't get me wro g-teak A L ing was really loads of fun .............. - ' ' 'ff ' LUCILLE I. SAI-ILEN BUFFALO y .Slmaurli Sailin' Freshman Counselor 45 A. C. E. Z, 3, 4, Hisrorv Club 1, 4, Vi l Club 3, 45 Verse Speaking Choir 45 Arethusai 1, Z, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ELINORA SAUNDERS FRANKLIN!-'ILLE Liglitnirilg jlrzrlfief with laughter History Club 3, 45 Newman Club 2, 3, 45117. A. A. 3, 4. MAE SCI-IELLENG oxeoxm Qzliesrwzt qlnllifm' Oh-Ha-Daih 35 Industrial Art Club 45 W, A. A. 4. PATRICIA SHAUGHNESSY CALEDONIA Prnzrexr Pat General Elementary ce-President 45 Psychology General Elementary General Elementary ' . r l-louse Presidents' Federation 3, 4, Secretary 4, Treasurer 45 Car. Chori e thuinus 2, 3, Girl Scouts 4, New man Club 4. GeneralElen1ent We I V I-'oa'rY-roua Jilwyr BARBARA W. SHERMAN comssus General Elementary Atrractiwz amz' action Student Council 3, 45 General Activities Committee 3, 4, Chairman 45 House Presi- dents' Federation Z5 Freshman Counselor 45 Cothurnus 2, 35 Student Chrsitian Fellow- ship 3, 45 A. C. E. Z5 Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 45 Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2. PHYLLIS SHERWOOD GENusEo General Elementary Swirb rapbiriimte Sigma Pi Sigma 2, 3, 45 Freshman Counselor 45 History Club 15 Psychology Club 15 Cothurnus 2, 35 Alpha Delta 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4. ALICE MARION SLIKER comssus General Elementary She :later depeudabiligf Recreation Committee 1, 35 House Presidents' Federation 2, 3, Secretary 35 Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Orchestra 15 Agassiz 2, 3, Secretary 35 Girl Scouts 45 War Council 45 Yearbook 2, 3, 4. HELEN MARIE TAYLOR NENVARK General Elementary Formula for frieudrlaip Senior Class Secretatyg House Presidents' Federation 2, 3, 4, President 45 Freshman Counselor 45 Directory Committee 45 Wearers of G 45 Forum 1, 2, 3, Secretary 25 Cothurnus 25 W. A. A. 4, Vice-President 45 Arethusa 1, 1, 3, 4. and, incidentally, very educational. It is amazing what one can learn from children. Remember the . . . . . ........ . I.:-rx su rr - rr- 35? MARY JANE TIBBS nxravia General Elementary Lilrfe bil 0' Z7f?c1l'L'II Sophomore Class Secretary, junior Class Presidentg Freshman Counselor 45 House Presidents' Federation 2, 4, A. C. E. 45 History Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Z, President 4: ' 45 Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 3, 4, President 45 Girl Scout Leadership 45 Interfraternity Council 4, Arethusa, President 4. CAROLYN JEANNE TORREY GAINESVILLE General Elementary Poetic l'lU'lI1? amz' a carefree time Sigma Pi Sigma 4, Chairman of Flag Raising 4g Freshman Counselor 45 Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Yearbook 3, House Presidents' Federation 4, Clionian, Treasurer 4. BOBETTE IRENE VAN DENBURGH MAYFIELD Library Gentle as fx rpring breeqe Wm Us House Presidents' Federation 4, Library Club 1, Agzissiz lg Literary Club 3, 4, lndus- trial Arts Club 45 Gamma Zeta 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. me Bm - SARAH E. WHITPORD BATH General Elementary Near and :meet Carol Choristers 2, 3. CLASS OF 4 H. DAWN WILLINK PENFIELD General Elementary .Ypriazkled with Jfclrdfut Sigma Pi Sigma 4, Senior Class Treasurer, House Presidents' Federation 2, Psychology Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Carol Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4, Arethusa. NlARJORlE WILSON NORTH ROSE Library ik A Jlizfer of izzzliuirllzafily Chairman of Sub-Prosh 4, House Presidents' Federation 2, 3, 4, Lamron 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, W. A. A. 45 Wearers of G 4, Arethusa 2, 3, 4, Critic 4. MARY ANN WILSON Ge:-xnseo General Elementary TlL'iIlk!ill'g aye ami Air Carpr l'Vi11,gJ Vice-President of Junior Class, Freshman Counselor 4, Carol Choristers 1, 1, 3, 4, ' lnterfraternity Council 1, Z, 3, 4, President 45 Clionian 1, 2, 3, 4, Critic 4. MARJORIE WOOD ROCHESTER Library Frieudrhip rirler an a Jiang' ng' Student Council 3, History Club 15 Lamron 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 3, Cothurnus 2, 3, 4, President 4, Alpha Sigma Omicron 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, W. A. A. 4, Alpha Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary Z, 3, Critic 4. surprise we got that year at the Junior Banquet? I can still see that beautiful A dip 0 . . . Q ,,, 4 e if BACK now: Everhart, Kraemer, Ci-If IRMEN F F SENIF R W1-EES Wilson, Auburn. SECOND Row: Quick, Cromwell, Grant, Law- rence. FRONT now: Ingersoll, Deigner, Kroru, Dobbins, Tor- rey, Millis, McMullen. white snowy potatoes which tasted amazingly like rice. There was a potato shortage that year. But this year really topped it all in educational experiences. We wrote our Senior Papers! For twenty long weeks we struggled with outlines, research material, and thesis forms. Soon we shall have reached our goal-Bachelor of Education. ............. . 4 JS I Y I H XXX HXX.-.XXXQW-gwjfg in ,IANET BRANDLIN ?,1f52-Wi: N Y V . M. XE?-7 Guided by Janet, Sm- dent Government is E as effective as a cold X lemonade dn 3a s-farm July HFKCFQQGH- WINII-'RED AUBURN ' M 3-' 551 .X X J 'if' 7- MX 'b Qf' 'Kfl , In marks and friendship, , X X E ZX ,-,' ' ' M' , , she ranks high. X X X . X , K . . ' X . WX .-..- E . X 5 X 5.2! f -,WJ X X- ' -um K X X X XZXX X-XXIXHMW XX XX ,gi 2 , X ,jf -ws .X :fi X X Hi3iX?3fl X X X ,. XJXEMQX ff X ,X,,,, X K XIT1- - A Z X X WX.-X .X:- sf. X Q X-XX X H ii k X X X X X XIX XM!-.HXXQW , M XXL! Viz, , M X., .il , X 1 K5 X sexism K , Wi. . ' M' W Nw -4. ' - - ' TX, X XX saws- as Xa. :qw X r :.X W- - X 7- XXX-XX-W K Xi 1X - I QHAEL14 iXQ:,gX,35X 1 U 2 X gig s pf-iii, Q K K X X K I Sw 2 .. H W - 'Z M - -I-.W - H H ---'Y- 'f' 7 ,,.X, ',359X,,,., X X ii M ShQXbaGESXfheXnrfack ar 11 H . XX XX X1 XX- .AX I ---- I - M X Genesee,-Stare. K K ypge w1N1FRED DRAKE K , A sense of hum6r,,g friendly man- X ' . ' mer, and efficxentnrganxzatxon, wells H .X X X X, , X zmxed, are Wmnxefsgrecxpe, for a, VU X W ' ,WX K N -Xf jj M- f X 1 X 1 X X- X ff X . X ef, , successful-3Xfwb60k,. ,X -42 X Q - - 'W' .. ,X K ,.Xe.,,,X4 A,--,4.,J-.g .am,z,.,,- .,..., Jxi.,,. ,, ,. . W- ' FN XFN CTN ' BQJIIXII l..l IT eel IIOKQ s an Q I fn 4-c mx? 'N QL I XX XX X X M ' XX A -XX 5 ' VXXXJXXQ E .X.XX ff.,,,,ff s.q X - X . XX he . XX XXX ,XXMWQXXH X mm ms: XXXXX- XX E R- - - XXX-XX'X xv XX XXXXXX XXXXXX H XXX: mx I, XX an HB I EH Mzfzw X X2 5 WMWXXXX TE,?Xf5X,.X,X,,.X PHY We U .x- 7- - DX- I A -.xxi ml-KJV-XXX' -G. I X LX M- X X. . fgmzy sa X X X X ad 3,blSkCiB5uiki1QdCi'S each otheglfs . K X X X XX JXX 1 XXX XX X!UXXXff X XX 3?GBR 1gLDINE X farmed XXX XXX XX XX XX XX XX XXXXXX XXXXX Xwfim XX gc 21 H EDWINA RYDER I-ier Winnifelng smile and comlpetent execu- tive abi ity have led the Seniors success- fXX1,1y.on co. Com- , '- XIHEHCEIIICDE. X.X I . X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X H X XX X X K B E 1 K nl ow' Frey, Collins. sacomn T Row: Haley. CK R . Brownell. PRON ROW JUNIV R F FFICERS I have a very nosey roommate! She knew I was writing you so she decided to kibitz. She's one of those illustrious Juniors who couldn't beat the Faculty at volleyball. Now she has become faculty herself and is teaching in the School of Practice. She just reminded me that the Juniors may not know .... 5, K ' rp 3l:f 'j! Luffy' 1 M all 'jj ,I J 'I lljlb A .. , ij U. N r J 'Q 1 J I , ,tx if L lip, fW,,f . J N1 ,I ,QL V , XXKUA I ,Lf ij 1 '1 4 F Dfw R!!! 14, I ll lv ri I 1 C C r F 9 I J A ,,..ff ,?9 JJ gf wg' ,,. ,-l' Q 0 I' X J!! ,l ,ll I .Jn -lf I 1 YJJ 'if U l , fl , ! :'i .Vi M ., Q C . .- ll 1 ' 'V U M li V W I N' rinsi' Row:Ferris, Langton, Lowe, Collins V, , J , f 1 Halev, Brownell, Frey, Joseph, BQPDIOU .2- NJ ' sacorfm now: McTarnagl1an, Brignall ,ygd ,, lg Smith, Savage, Schroeder, Fuller, Bowen !f'l,,l McAvoy. 'mmm Row: Wager. R0b11'1S0U X. ,rf 66 BACK now: Crosby, Hall, Moore, Srapley Crough, Blalte, Onrlerkirk, Lamoy, Maci Intosh, Cherichem, Mamber. mem now Riedesel, Parker, Parhtt, Sage, Robinson Lovelass, Finnigan, Strohl, Steele, Ryan Franke, Folts. FOURTH now: Francesca Latimer, Crane. 'mmm Row: Mahoney Neely, Nudo, Van Tassel, Woolf, McDeri mort, LeVal1ey, Hummel, House, Block Tripp. SECOND now: Martin, Rice, Kane FRONT now: Blatchford, Carew, Hobbie Brown, Clark, Smith, V., Bunnell, Parker, Ringer. how to win a volleyball game, but they can gwe a dznner tn style Letters from absent service men helped make the Banquet a huge SUCCESS. gy 1 . ,'. Q . WT 'lui- 1-I . fix.. Or L. Spring cleaning. M. Snow nymphs. N. Back campus specialty. marco What a ratio! A cold rest. 32 Wadsworth-quick! Snow and more snow. f' 3.54 gf if JI Jfl' 'V , - -- 1 ,i. . A , , .. ... I! an U 'a f -gil - ... fj K . ,. W. f : N 2 -'W -1 . M 1.4 5. , . 3 I .. eff ' T 1 . li v Q 5 A ' 'S I v 1- 5255.325 QF Q-r' S A 1' 9 PM 1 1 tts ' -:- .:-: 5'5 ':' 'Q na ss E mam .: . . 2-fa.. if .f. :'- V --v-- ' i .xx X -' 0 .:. J.. W 4 ....:.. ...,-ts: is in ?' T E H-:-::Q:,: - 1 -V.. --: , ' 2 5 3:3 Q. Q .. .- . EV ., 1 :Q -3 .. .,. .. . - . ,Q S. Frosin' but posin'. W. Hmm! T. Femme fashions. U. Rush for the bus. V. Corner candidate. X. House on the bank. Y. Sunnytime gal. SOPE-IOMORE V FFICERS Harriet just came in and she wants to say hello. This is Harriet. Nan has given you all the info on the Seniors, and even the Juniors have had their innings. So you must hear about the Sophomores. This year we really taught-well, washed blackboards anyway. We can tell some wild tales. During . . . ow: Lewis, Halsted. FRONT Row Stimlinger, Bishop. M- N .H M' P' '-'i A ff' ' 1 ' ,f ,Ji -'fu' 6 35 Qvw ,Lg i 4 WEL LV if vfpf' CLASS JF 1946 5 mick Row: Goodrich, M,, Folts, Smith, E., Ward, Klein. FOURTH ROWi Goodrich, H. Franke, Pease, McCormick, Cromwell. THIRD Row: Ramsdell, McColl, Carpenter. SECOND Row: Hudson, Logan, Watson Livermore, Hahn, Fraser. FRONT Row: 1 1 Bishop, Sloan, Wolfer, Brooks, Flemming Participation Bett , y was teaching her unit on corn. Finally she asked, Who knows what breakfast food contains corn? Si - ' lence then a burst of genius- 0atmeal! . . Baci: Row: Williams, Hendrick. rouari-1 ROXVI Bristol, Fornesi, Toi-now, Smith, O. THIRD Row: DeGroE, Gleason, Brunner. sacoND ROYVC Giegerich, Pease, Hill. FRONT ROXVZ Gans, Wasserloos, Young. r s I. ty mfr it 1 M 51.3 nv at -N me mu S m H -xv mwmn-W ,!Qrx.xn.nz,.r x H., ,.w-fy an 5 t w x sr gl . EQ' x .t ,lj .4 .4211 ' X f ,rar ,VZ,1- Swann H, ES... . H sr a --rm x mm X yn :mmm- na Q X Jw- K-.wmv sr -Mr-K A-A K A 2 miixxgxiggrwrt, Q x W is -fur czizmar-1,?5mfx::m :xi nm? fa A . mm ,fm 1 -x 2-fx: n N fr-M2-ww n sr gig my :wr :gsm K.-. Q kfxfwm I W E. OH' to Avon. H. Teachers next half. K. Wet, isn't it? D I F. Not a man in Slght. 1. Tooth-paste ad. L. Pants and a skxrt-wlshful thmkmg. G. Gan 's all her g e. A restful thought. M. Teddy bear dorm. FRE3i-IN EN V FFICERS CK Row: Baxter, Srroh. FRONT no Harland, Spink. This is Nan again, and I'm sure my freshman counselee will ignore me completely if I don't mention her class. Julia Ann arrived in September with a pair of huge stuffed elephants and souvenirs of high school Junior Proms trailing behind every suit- case. The other afternoon I was looking for her and found her . . . ,.,2 , ,,f ' LX .LJ 'Q , Jw, , , 12 5,12 f ' QL --f' fyffd 'C' f , ,, I f ' --i 'i' 5, 91!'!Jk,'y'J A AT-1 7 V ff' ,jp rg. s, if , ,,,,4Lw k,g,, ff4Lf,: ,,,,ff3 if' gp d '.,,! .-1-'V4 .0 , ,' ffl 9,- ,f Aj ' r ,J N-'V' .4770 .,4'K7' 4,142 oft' . ff' 4, ,bf , ,J f , . js fff' ,. My - ,, ff ,if-, AJ . i'f,ffQZf,,,fQ K. ','7': ' bad , 1 . -f .,, aff. , -4' '-ff' ,aff ,Q TP' ' ,fm-7 , ,167 f ,' Mfg? ' 1 C ' ' Q F 941 J, ipzv' id- BACK now: Barranco, Brown, B., Barber, Erbach, Sweeney, Binder, Kingston, Fries, Ellenberger, l-lazzard, Northrup. 'rx-mm Row: Taylor, Noeltner, Schlageter, Desmond, Callahan, Devereaux, Schleigh, Riley, Stroh. secozun Row: Gallagher, Brown, Le Feber, Everett, Treahy, Savage, Robinson, Keyes, Hughes. ruzsr now: Hill, Eddy, Paiuton, McCready, Fuller, Predmore, Weart, Miles, Trubia, Steinbach, Reilly, Lamb. wi Hilfe ifjgyf Vi? ,U McMahon Wright Corbin Har Everett. THIRD now: Vogel, Shankland L n f vine, Johnston, O'Rourke, Snyder, Bonnet. Webster, Wade. rouxvrn Row: Morrison, , Stapley, Baker, Spink, eo , Sutherland, MacCovuan, Daley, seconm Row: Sardinia, Noble, Goldthwaite, Ward, Griffiths, Chase, Irvine, Blando, Naber. FRONT Row: Amdurslcy, Frisbee, Valen- how to win a volleyball game, but they can give a dinner in style. Letters from absent Service men helped make the Banquet a huge success. Q a n a Q a . Q . S 0,434 Wiz. - - - P 12- 'TT- asa'-I--,,?.5. , n F A X XX X X . X X xxii -X XX ,X X' - X X X XX X X XXX X .. fm..- XXXf'X- M X X XX smwmg XXXX X25 .XXX 1 X. 2? ' ,XX W'X 'Y' XXX. B Wfiuf ..X'f EE 5' ' X .AX N. L Up up, up the hill O P. ,M X-if-XD EZ j1jXXXK3,XXXX,gk xwyguzlnww XX XX XXXXH Xa FEE X KW -Wrfigw .,?i.v...L,.LE,Q- . Posin'. Goin' home? Personal property. RH .W if XXXXM X K'X1'Xw1'A'X 3: m.XXXX, 3 E Y X . fl- : - '31 X.: , XSS , HI- .- .,,.X -. W .,,Y, XX nf,-M ' XXX.-X fm ,um- XXX XX X-XXm XXXXXX JSXXXXH I X. X -E ,., f. W. ff- V1.5-W wl,XvX,YvV,.,.YkL:-W.. ' .. X ' . 4 Xli X N X ' ',,- K ,Xx , I. X ' , N .Rt Y ig .I -.QQ 'MQ . X :paw-.X. f 'v ' 'X -, A- sz- W X... x ,. A Q ,ZX .... ' 1' ,X 'w .. -xg, U LXX :ai'..!. XX 1 f iv I Vpglfn 1 XX X XXfXX,l1 , 5' VX. 1331 3 VX. ' i ' N 'qi XY! is . . ' X ., X, ' QQ jjif -ffm ' ' Xx X X ' -X - X X Q I A ' gag X 'X , LX 9: 53,24 .X K .X ff X I 1 b ' X S111 in ' X ' 1 X 'W 1 . X 'x XE XX1wXXZ 1X' X, :X gg A XX 3 X X i K X 8 ni au XX K if X X XX X , P X XX 'v , T. U. V. Clutrers of cuts Seem' double? Our of Mademoleelle .X 'W ,Cf 3 g 74 1 ,tra N Wai ii BACK Row: Loughlin, Cromwell Tibbs, Wolfe, House, McMahon Sahlen, Roth, Robinson, Bird song, LeVal1ey, Tripp, Stim linger, Hudson, Everett, E FRONT now: Everett, Ewell, Al drich, Lippold, Blatchford Quick, Miss Rowles, Hall Brooks. Do you like to have a laughing good time? You should have come to the A. C. E. meetings this winter. The girls learned children's games by playing them. . . . . . o j ' If fy , fy , f J A',!' J Ng. -' Q , ,. . 'I y 7 , F Sz i if 3' J M gy 1 If dj- V Zri 7.1 W 'pf iff , 1 K . 'Yi I V! ,113 if yjv - e ,J , 'A Af , 5 'my of ,ff , s Jai ,sf at ,fQ,. ,. 1 ' S Z Q' Y, 'Ex fl ,MX 5 f, 4 4 ' if :XY A ,, 'W JU--A: -' ggzf ' ,'-Aol-.X f ' J' x VI r 1-fi 1 I V i , , . . .nk , ,sf A .V qf' -, .' . . - ' ' H 13,-3 ?f'F,,Vvj,- jj 1 V, ' .,..f . L-, I Q,-' R 1 A ,J f 1--1 A 4 .lj Q jj , X, ,ff , , W 1 . aj P I., In -' lf! if-I if f Vx A,.--- 71, 4-I J, , xx , ,fff-,, e f F- V , ., , WQJY ,,- X 7 r K Af ,f .rl f l : f ' .r ' It V -J ggi Whitford, Clark, Ric-fer, Neely, Parker, Francesca, Banker, La- moy, Mamber, Licreer, Sage, Brooks, Amdursky. You've probably heard all the juvenile delinquency talk lately. Our I. C. E. C. has been studying about it close at hand. They visited Industry and made some interesting discoveries. . . P3YCi-If LOGY CLUB ,,f' McMahon, Decker, Sahlen, Ewell, Ever hart, Willink, Roth, Lippold, Ransom Aldridge. Last winter, the bulletin board heralded the coming of Psy- chology Club meetings by such catchy signs as: Are you ashamed to shop in the five and ten? and Do you cross the street to avoid meeting someone? Those signs did a lot to remedy Mr. Parry's theory that no one ever reads the bulletin boards. . . !, . , ,,.,,,,i-, - - A ,- .,- .-. -I .--qv, mmf av f cwa Loughlin, Adsit, Mau, Sahlen, Straub, Filkins, Tibbs. V54 Take a good look at the picture of the History Club. We were excused from history class for ten minutes while Dr. Mau had his picture taken. ........... . Yb- uf, My 'FX I 'Lf 'lf' '-f A L-B -01- 'jf' SIGMA P S I GMA slsnuo, FXRST now: Torrey, Wil- link, Brandlin, Ryder, Banker, Aldridge. SECOND Row: Auburn, Grant, Blake, Firmigan, Quick, Everhart, Maynard. STANDING: Michael, Decker, Deigner, Krae- mer, Krom, Hess, Dr. Megath- lin, Lamoy, Taylor, Kerr, Sher- wood. Just to give this letter a tinge of the intellectual, I might add that Sigma Pi Sigma has been delving into the history of Geneseo and the College. Did you know that at one time dancing was forbidden? Wonder what those early grads would say about our jitterbugs! .............. 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A - ' 'f' ' -- ' .- E' 2 - - Did you hear about the Halloween meeting of the Camelot Circle? Dr. Van Norman was reading an eerie ghost story when a black cardboard cat fell to the floor! We walked around Bank Street. The short cut by the library was much too spooky. 1 5 ss in if xx, ' ,xnmfw -e -f X ex fm mm r w H M H - . K KX-' ' ax KW' X '- X . H 'iv . r .- U , ,...- . H. - 'vm' I 5 sm ,-gr ' :':'::i :-32 M N .. - ,eg E Q. , X zlz ,LJ rv , ,, .. v , . ,Q in sg f' -'g ' ' , , f i- ' V-1232 .flfgifwfi-1., .2w4' ke Ami Yffiif' A 15' ll .j.fff'3?l-iL1 . ve we -'Wie fi- rifizf. -1 '. 'S' H 1'f : ...li :V 5 Q.. H Y ' I 'N' 4, 'Ei P. Les Dames Belles. S. Pondering royal problems? V. Music master. Q. A princess, indeed. T. A proclamation is read. W. Explanation by Helene. R. Ar your service. U. Stud f ' h' ' 5 m c aracrer. X. Charmed, I m sure. pw .N . L m : N W m H a S L ywmn bww Mmm? 6 .mu M E wwamhu in A .. Hgh HS3A'BBS . M E .M M. mam Wifi mm - w w mm' my L an NI- ' wmmxm Ffa , 1, f'. , N- - if m m V Mx M an ss B. E Egg may VNH Q nm- mn Q mn Mm mn , 'va U f Q sunny A N mug aj - M ,SNES X : ' va LE 1: W hvw'Q.M I. Portal-to-portal pay? Corny inspecuon! a ww a 2552138 ms quam nm U af H - 7 The Boss. If you could see our faces N my r H x , B F WK ,Em msgm - 1422 m mass m MMW1 WMHMM n,,-,swiss Sana H 1 H M xv: Q- W 1 f LN mQ', mA'-1 am w Q 5:5 ss an 1 ,sw A Hmm iw L nl mu 1 wa M. Why am I doing this? ! N. This is fun! K r v N . 1-5 AH- ' 'If i M. WN 1 1 x -glljf V rhv I, . f 1, C-H ,yi M P? H a ..- : A ..n 5 Ja as K um.. Q is A X W I-.XFN E X H V . ,L ,g Sm is 1. - -xfnixiyei M I Q. HSN ,- , W .2,.f,HWi. W H l N my , J, sigma -L in pw ,il pi 5 5 -- ni new xilmwaiw was an wil H... F- i. wi H E W AWE -if Q L wi 'wwwfiingziwx XQQQ-. W 1: if W 'i - M fgfiqwgf H- . W? may 'TQ-f... 7 ,. 1 .Ar if' ' NQKESYTXW ,fx Z 1 Y if I iw E 1 . H. More rea? I. Bachelor ofEduCz1tl0n. J. 1 like this one! 1 v :- f... i 1' w ir - ii ..,,i is .M 5 . KL x .xl- f f'- 1 I l ,Q KF 'x i v i l Will ooks interesting, So proudly it stands M. King Winter. Xxfaxzl fl F- fs . NLG' ' i i P . lf? , L. . . .-ferr,--If -I - .,-f- H' if F1 I F..,, N. O. P. . 1 I ., S . 5-3y.!Lf:.: - c L x X 1 Q., 1- L i, ifms 'Q xg ,., wx 2 1 Deah! Deah! Halfway down on the left side. Such form! -w 'Exe z 1 f K J...-2 .QA Q R. S. T. H 'S E :gm H raw!! Q 5 'wi .Y . X. ,H . miigiygwg li si . xwgru Bringing in the sheaves. A house. Geneseo in uniform. Attention! Snider Packing . . . Wishes to express its appreciation to the faculty and students for the splendid co-operation given in this area, through us, to the 1943 food production goal. Again, in 1944, we are confronted with a demand for increased processed food production. 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