SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

tomattour jdhei in Today THE CARDINAL 1947 BENJAMIN F. FEINBERG LIBRARY STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE PLATTSBURGH, NEW YORK THE JUNIOR CLASS SALLY 0. DUIGNAN Editor EDWARD J. DWYER Business Manager DEDICATION The Junior Class of 1947 wishes to dedicate the CARDINAL to the idea of progress through education. We have chosen as our motto Tomorrow Lives in Today. We feel that our motto applies not only to us as stu- dents but to all men, living today, dreaming of tomorrow, and shaping that tomorrow from the raw material of the present. We can help to mold the new world, for our task is to guide and inspire children. Our college courses have given us the means to do our work well, and for that we are sincerely grateful. It remains for us to give substance to the dream of tomorrow. 65154 ALMA MATER As the evening shades are falling, And the day fades into night; Pause a moment in the gloaming To salute the Red and White. Flag of red, our badge of courage, With your gleaming letters white; Emblem of our Alma Mater Guide us onward toward the right. Though our ways may part forever, In our hearts there shall be bright All the golden memories gathered ' Neath the Banner Red and White. TENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES CLUBS ATHLETICS OUR PRESIDENT Each year our college enriches its tradition and plans anew for the years that lie ahead. The 1947 C A R D I N A L records this grow- ing tradition and visualizes for all of us the ever-expanding future of our college. For stu- dents and faculty these pages mirror the ever- flowing current of our college life. The memories which our yearbook so viv- idly recall will be ever more alive as we turn these pages again and again. From the memory of yesterday and today comes the plan for the greater future which our college will achieve. Thus the future becomes a part of the present. The annals 01 our yearbook commemorate most aptly our life together. The blending of past, present, and future dramatizes for all of us the wealth which comes from our com- mon association. In this, my greeting to you, it is a privilege to read of your happy yesterday, to know of your understanding of our college today, and to envision with you our shared hope of what the college may be- come. CHARLES C. WARD ► 9 3n JWemortam Dr. Walter L. Taylor No words can express our grief at the loss of our dearly loved adviser, Dr. Walter L. Taylor. More than an adviser, he was indeed our friend, guide, teacher and counselor. As director of the Laboratory School, he had more than enough to occupy his hours; yet he always made time for us, his Jun- iors. His kind understanding and warmth was radiated to all who sought his help. Doctor Taylor was a man who was loved and respected not only by the Junior Class, which he so ably advised, but by the entire student body and all those who knew him. He will be greatly missed and never forgotten. THE JUNIOR CLASS DEAN OF WOMEN Dr. Edward E. Redcay StjiJinn — Mns Pttriett Rimnry, M n Kdtiind Tattle, Mm Mi r W ' dlJrmi, Dr. .,. ReJeay. Mm R ' J Xt ' jIJroH, Mr. CfH M rri, Mm Dorothy Mormon. Mm K. M frr Mueller, Mm Dorothy . rlvn%er SrjIeJ — ,M . ;.o A,- oiir. Mm CerlmJe Cunt. Mrt. Hdrriett fdirehilj. Dr. Cbtrle, VdrJ. Mm Crtee Appleton. Mm Attn Lcuir Standing — Air. PoJ lljilman. Mr. EJuarJ Wilry. Mr. Chtrlri Smith. Mr. Chandler BrdgJon. Dr. hdrl IlirUn. Dr. Alfred Dieholl Seated — Dr. J. O n Now, Mr. Meaner lemon. Mm Dorothy AiiJerion, Mr,. Eduard Wiley, Dr. Stephen Chaeittui. Mr. f. Oigood Smith 1 2 Education, Campus School StanJing — Afm Ruth Kclley. Mr. Ilaierly Moyrr, Mri. Mniir Loomi . Aim Norte Dttty. Mr. U alter )amei. Aim lean Hoeffler SeattJ — Mr. lamei Sherman. Mm lulu Delia-.. Mm Eleanor Broome, Mrs. Riella TttlOt, Dr. V alter Taylor, Mil Mollit VilJ. Mm Margaret Sibley. Mr. George Re nolJ, Science, Home Economics, Nursing StanJing — Dr. Ft Reeie S ' eiin. Mm Eleanor leuii. Mi Marguerite Collyer. Mia Frames Roberts. Miu Dorothy BrfaboO. M ' u i m- l.eu it. Mm m ir llnruaih. Mia Arleue Pinkham. Mm .. n Bunlin, Mi.ii Martha Park, Mr. Robert Mai Variant SealeJ — Or. Fieretl Manutll, Mitt Martha Kline. Al n Belilah Kent. Mill .ai;ru Shiblei, Mill fane Knupp, Dr. ]obn Ruiterhollz 1 3 IORS WE ARE THE CLASS OF ' 48 . . . DORIS BROWN President RUTH PFAFFENBACH Vice-President HELEN SANBORN Secretary BETTY HAVENS Treasurer ► 1 5 THE JUNIOR CLASS We are the class of ' 48 cf old P. S. T. C— Can it be possible that we are Juniors ? Our Frosh days gone — but not our determination to make the Class of ' 48 a truly outstanding one. As Frosh we boasted a mem- bership of 212 — including our Cadet Nurses — the largest in the history of the College. Re- member the first registration day — those weeks of initiation (we all survived, thank you), apple-picking, then those mid- years — cramming — the first re- port cards (remember that day!) We had as our class president Naomi Venable. 1 6 THE JUNIOR CLASS The Sophomore year found us back in the groove — vowing to work harder. We had lost our Cadet nurses who went to Wa- tertown, Ogdensburg, and New York. Naomi Venable again led us capably through our Sophomore year. Jun tor The memory of our Junior Week — that super banquet lin- gers with us still as we round the final curve in our Junior year. • We are now truly upper- classmen, looking forward to the final year in our Alma Mater. ► 1 7 ANN N. AMATO GRANITE SPRINGS Home Economics — Accelerated Alpha Delta 1,2,3; Glee Club 1.2,3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3. JEAN M. BAKER SARANAC LAKE Elementary Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3, Historian 2; Elementary Club 1; Glee Club 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 2. BETTY LUCILLE BALMAN DONA BARTLETT (UK III SI IK SCOTIA Home Economics CaJet Nurse Corps Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Northern Light 1,2,3, Business Manager 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Outing Club 1. 1 8 JANE F. BARTLETT I I MIKA Elementary — Accelerated Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2; Glee Club 1; Basket- kill 1; Volleyball 2. ANITA THERESSE BERGEVIN PL ATTSBURCH Home Economics Cardinal Music Editor; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2.3; Vocal Ensem- ble 3; I ' lathecon Staff 2; Small Chorus 1,2. VIRGINIA N. BELL HURLEY 1 1 time Economics Cardinal 1946; Alpha Delta 2,3, Historian 3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Outing Club 2,3; Astronomy Club 1,2.3; Softball 1.2. MARIE BLODGETT SCHUYLER VILLE Cadet Nurse Corps 1 9 BARBARA BOUCHARD ST. ALBANS Cadet Nurse Corps Dance Club 1. ELAINE M. BUTCH S( III Nl [Al Home Economics Phi Kappa Pi 2,3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Footlights Club 3; Glee Club 1,2; Women ' s Residence Board 3; Badminton 1,2. DORIS I. BROW N CAZENOVIA Elementary Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2,3, Gazette Editor 1, Vice-President 3, Guard 3; House of Dele- gates 2; Class Secretary 1; Class Vice-Presi- dent 2; Class President 3; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Small Chorus 1,2; Athletic Board 2; Delegate to National Camp 1; Board of Directors for Twin Val- leys 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Badminton 2; Softball 2; Outing Club 1; Astronomy Club 1,2,3; Tiwa-Ya-Ee 2,3. Chief; Executive Committee 1,2,3. B. JACQUELINE CARR JOHNSON CITY Cadet Nurse Corps Footlights Club 1. 20 - WANDA VIOLA CHAGNON PLATTSBURGI I Elementary Cardinal; Elementary Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,3; Dance Club 2; Choric Speech 2; Foot- lights Club 3; Phi Kappa Pi 2,3; House of Delegates 2; Astronomy Club 1; Badminton 2,3. RUTH ANN CHF.VERF.TTF. PERU Elementary — Accelerated Cardinal; Glee Club 1,2,3; Elementary Club 1,2.3; Vocal Ensemble 3; Basketball 1.2. ALYS E. COLLINS MECHANICVILLE Home Economics Cardinal; Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2,3, Treas- urer 3; Dance Club 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Outing Club 1,2,3; Handbook Committee 2; Assembly Committee 2; House of Delegates 2,3; Tiwa- Ya-Ec 2,3; Astronomy Club 3; Volleyball 3. MARGUERITE COLLYER CHELSEA -ON -HUDSON Home Economics Cardinal; Glee Club 1; Outing Club 1,2; Astronomy Club 1,2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Handbook Committee 2: lennis I; Housi of Delegates 2; Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2,3, Sec- retary 2. ► 2 1 ROSEMARY THERESA COMEAU GLENS I- Al l S ElcillClllar) Cardinal,- Elementary Club 1,2, J; Glee Club 1,2,3, Librarian 3; Outing Club 1; Astronomy Club I; Bowling Club 1; Vol- leyball 2,3; Tennis 1; Archery 1; Badmin- ton 2. I i CATHERINE COOK CHATEAUGAY Elementary Elementary Club 1,2; Footlights Club 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2. t CAROLYN H. COOK I OK I I SRI) El cm ciliary Cardinal; Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3, Correspond- ing Secretary 3; Footlights Club 1,2; Glee Club 1; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1.2. CLARE DAY ITT PI AT TSBURGH Home Economics Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 3. 22 MARY JANE DENNEH1 GLENS FALLS Elementary Cardi.nai Photography Editor; l ' lii Kappa Pi 1,2,3, Corresponding Secretary 2, His- torian 3; Astronomy Club 2,3, President 3: House of Delegates 2, Corresponding Sec- retary 2; Student Council 2; Glee Club I; Elementary Club 1,2,3. SALLY O. DUIGNAN GLUVI RSVII I 1 I lowc Economics Cardinal Editor-in-Chief; Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2,3. Recording Secretary J, Gazette Editor 2; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 1 ; House of Delegates 2,3; Student Council 3; Assembly Committee 2,3. Chair- man 3 ; Astronomy Club 2,3, Vice-President 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Vocal Ensemble 2; Handbook Committee 3; Outing Club 1,2, 3, President 1,2,3; Bowling 2; Delegate to Eastern States Conference 3. AKAHEI.I.E JEAN DEWEY HUDSON I ALLS Elementary Phi Kappa Pi 2.3, Recording Secretary 3: Elementary Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2; Dance Club 2,3, Secretary -Treasurer 3; Glee Club 1; Volleyball 2,3; Cheerleader 2.3; House of Delegates 2,3. EDWARD J. DWYER PI ATTSBURGM Elementary Cardinal Business Manager; House of Dele- gates 3; Athletic Board 3; Assembly Com- mittee 3; Basketball Manager 3; Men ' s Vol- leyball 3. ► 23 LOIS E. EDWARDS SHARON SPRINGS Home Economics Cardinal Advertising Editor; House of Delegates 2,3; Home Economics Club 1.2,3; Northern Light 2,3, Alumni Editor 3; Tower 3; Art Club 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3; Badminton 3. ESTHER ELVIDGE CHAMPLAIN Cadet Nurse Corps JANET ENGEL SCHENECTADY Home Economics Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Art Club 1,2, Secretary; Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3; Northern Light 3. ' NANCY J. ERVING ROUSES POINT Elementary Cardinal; Home Economics Club 2; Ele- mentary Club 3; Alpha Delta 1,2,3, Mar- shal 2; Dance Club 1,2,3, Secretary-Treas- urer 2, President 3; Supper Club 2,3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3; Northern Light Staff 3, Associate Editor 3 ; Badminton 2. 24 - MURIEL R. FERRARO G1.ASCO Home Economics Cardinal; Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2,3, Corre- sponding Secretary 3; House of Delegates 3; Social Committee 3; Women ' s Residence Board 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Vocal Ensemble 3; Astronomy Club 2,3; Outing Club 1; Inter- fraternity Council 3; Delegate to Eastern States Conference 3. MARY MADELYN FERRIS SYRACUSE lilcmenfary Cardinal 3; Women ' s Residence Board 1; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi 2,3; Glee Club 1; Tower 3; Northern Light 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Soft- ball 1,2. ELIZABETH ANNE E1TZPATRICK PLRU Home Economics Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1.2,3; Supper Club 2; Executive Commit- tee 2. ROBERTA A. I RANCISCO BINGHAMTON Home Economics Alpha Delta 1,2,3; Supper Club 1,2,3, Vice- President 2; Art Club 1, President 1; House of Delegates 2; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Outing Club 1; Women ' s Residence Board 2; Tennis 1. ► 25 CATHERINE GENTER HOI LAND PATENT EJemen ary Orchestra 2,3; Elementary Club 3. PHYLLIS M. GILBERT PLATTSBURGH Elementary Cardinal Literary Editor; Glee Club 1; Or- chestra 1,2; Tower 2,3; House of Delegates 3; Women ' s Residence 2,3; Elementary Club 1,2. MARY ANNE GIBBONS THE BRONX Elementary Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Women ' s Residence Board 2,3; Glee Club 1; Contemporary Affairs I ' orum 1,2. MERRICE R. GOUGH WESTPORT 1 1 nine Economics Cardinal; Alpha Delta 1,2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 3; Tumbling Club 1,2, Captain 2; Dance Club 1; Home Economics Club 1,2,5; Women ' s Residence Board; Northern Light 2,3, Exchange Editor 2,3; Tennis 2,3; Bad- minton 3. 26 - BETTY J. HAVENS S 111 Ni l I 1 Home Economics Alpha K.ippa Phi 1,2.3, Recording Secretary 2, Guard 1; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 3; Glee Club 1,2,3, Treas- urer 2; Outing Club 1. EVELYN V. HORSTMYER OANN1.MORA Elementary — Accelerated Northern Light 2,3, News Editor 3; Soft- ball 1. JEANNE L. HEWITT THRIfH MILE BAY Hume Economics Cardinal; Glee Club 1,2,3; Home Eco- nomics Club 1,2,3; Supper Club 3; Outing Club 1; Softball 2; Archery 2,3. MARGARET ESTHER HVIZDAK ALBANY Home Economics Home Economics Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Glee Club 1; Supper Club 3; Northern Light 3. ■ 27 MARIAN IRISH ESSEX Elcmcn ari Cardinal; Glee Club 1,3; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3; Tumbling 1,2; Volleyball 3; Art Club 3; Swimming 3. THERESA M. JUHL M ALONE FAcnicnlary Cardinal; Glee Club t; Dance Club 2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi 2,3, Vice-President 3; Ele- mentary Club 1,2,3; House of Delegates 3; Astronomy Club 1; Softball Ij Outing Club 1. RUTH JACOBS SCOTIA Quiet Nurse Corps Footlights Club 1. HILDA KEN YON MERRILL I Iodic Economics Cardinai Assistant Editor; Home Econom- ics Club 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2; Basketball 2; Archery 2; Tower 2,3, Assistant Managing Editor 2, Managing Editor 3; Northern Light 2,3, Feature Editor 3. 28 -« ELIZABETH LEE KORY SOUTH GLENS FALLS Elementary — Accelerated Glee Club I; Footlights Club 2,3; Women ' s Residence Board 2,3. ROBERT M. LANCTO PI ATTSBURGH Elementary Cardinal Sports Editor; Basketball 1,2,3. MURIEL LAMMERS KATONAH Home Economics Cardinal; Glee Club 2.3; Home Economics Club 2,3; Badminton 2; Vocal Ensemble 2,3. ELLEN LaPAN SARANAC LAKE Elementary Cardinal; Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2,3; Choric Speech 2; Women ' s Residence Board 1; Ele- mentary Club 1,2,3; Northern Light 3.  - 29 JEAN LAW ' RANCE GOUVERNEUR Cadet Nurse Corps Glee Club 1. CLAIRE A. LEE Mil III 1,1 I NS I A I I s Elementary House of Delegates 2; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Glee Club I; Outing Club 2. 11 1 A HOIK, I S 1 1 SI ' I RA ( 1 GREENFIELD CENTER Cadet Nurse Corps Dance Club 1. SHIRLEY LEWIS IRON MOUNTAIN, MICHIGAN Elementary Cardinal; Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; String Quartet 1.2; Elementary Club 1,2; Art Club 3. 30 - STEWART A. LINDEN VONKI Ks Elementary — Accelerated House of Delegates 1,2; Class Vice-President 2: Basketball 1; Volleyball 2; Tennis !. ORTHEAL RITCHIE LORD PI A TTSBURGH 1 1 dine Economics Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1. KATHER1NE ELIZABETH LOOBY PI ATTSBURt.il Etc men tar} Cardinal ; Glee Club 1; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Tower 2,3, Editor 3; Badminton 2; Basketball 1,2,3. Yale-Princeton 2; Volley- ball 1,2.3; Softball 1,2; Northern Light 3. Associate Editor 3. MILDRED MAR I I I 1 VnilTl.SHORO Cadet Nurse Corps House of Delegates 1 ; Vocal Ensemble 1 ; Women ' s Residence Board 1; Dance Club 1. - 3 1 NIL AH MAYETTE PLATTSBURGH I limit ' r.t tmtmiifs Cardinal; Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Vocal Ensemble 1; Assembly Committee 3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3. HENRY McCANN l MOM Elementary THERESA McCANN MASSENA Elementary Elementary Club 1,2,3, Executive Commit- tee 3; Phi ' Kappa Pi 1,2,3. THERESA ANN McGOVC ' AN MALONIl Elementary Alpha Delta 2,3, Treasurer 3; Glee Club 1.2; Elementary Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; Or- chestra 1,2,3; Women ' s Residence Hoard 2,3; Class Executive Committee 1,2. 32 ■ DOROTHY CATHERINE MOCH ALBANY Elementary Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2,3, Recording Secretary 3; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1.2,3: Volleyball 1,2,3; Softball 2; Art Club 2: Badminton 1,2. ELEANOR NOWAK ALBANY Cadet Nurse Corps I Joanne t. monaghan MAI OKI Elementary Cardinal; Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2,3; House of Delegates 3; Women ' s Residence Board 2,3; Home Economics Club I; Elementary Club 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Handbook Committee 1; Outing Club 2. DORIS ORTH VILLISTON PARK, LONG ISLAND Home Economics Alpha Delta 1.2,3. Alumni Chairman 2. Chorister 3; Glee Club 1.2,3; Vocal En- semble 2,3; Supper Club 2,3; Astronomy Club 2,3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 2; Delegate to National Camp 1; Outing Club 1. ► 33 SHIRLEY N. OWENS YORKVILLE Hotnt Economics Glee Club 1,2,3; Choric Speech 1; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi 1.2.3; House of Delegates 2,3. RUTH E. PFAFFENBACH N ' ISKAYUNA Home Economics Cardinal; Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3, Recording Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; House of Dele- gates 2,3, Treasurer 3; Student Council 3; Interfraternity Council 3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Class Vice-President 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Outing Club 1. MARJOR1E E. I ' ll AIR CAI VII I I Elementary — Accelerated Phi Kappa Pi 2.3; Footlights Club 1,2; Ele- mentary Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 2.3; Vocal Ensemble 2,3; Badminton. NATALIE POMEROY CRANVILLK Cadet Kurse ( ' or n 34 - EDNA MAY Rj THBUN WHITEHALL Elementary Elementary Club 1,2,3; Glee Club Ij Art Club 2; Bowline J; Women ' s Residence Board. MARGARET M. RUSSELL KEENE Home Economics Cardinal; Home Economics Club 2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi 2,3; Choric Speech 2; Astronomy Club 3; Badminton 2; Volley- ball 3. CAROL RICKETSON Home Economics Cardinal; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Orchestra Ij Phi Kappa Pi 1.2. Vice-President 3; House of Delegates 3; Chairman Social Committee 3; Basketball 1; Tiwa-Ya-Ee 3; Outing Club 1,2.3. Secre- tary-Treasurer 2. M ARGARET T. ST. LOUIS PLATTSBURGH Elementary Glee Club 1; Elementary Club 2,3. ►35 HELEN A. SANBORN PLATTSBURGH Elementary Cardinal; Outing Club 1,2,3; lootliglus Club 1, Secretary 1; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1, Treasurer 1 ; Class Secretary 2,3; Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; House of Delegates, Vice-President 3. EMILY G. SHULTIS DENVER Home Economics Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Women ' s Resi- dence Board 1,2,3. EILEEN J. SHAW BABYLON, LONG ISLAND Home Economics Cardinal; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Astronomy Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; House of Delegates 1,2; Alpha Delta 1,2,3; Interfraternity Council 1,2,3; Supper Club 2,3. Vice-President 2, President 3; Outing Club 1,2,3; Women ' s Residence Board 1,3. LORA SKIII- WEST CHAZY Cadet Nurse Corps Outing Club 1; Glee Club 1; I ' ootlights Club i. 36 -« I AUSTA STANGONI PLATTSBURG H Home Economics Cardinal; Home Economics Club 1.2,3; Alpha Delta 1,2,3; Astronomy Club 1. RUTH ANNETTE STORY SMITH BASIN Home Economics Cardinal; Glee Club 1; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Alpha Delta 1,2,3; Women ' s Residence Board 2. IDA M. STANTON III NANGO FORKS Home Economics Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Astronomy Club 1: Archery 1,2. THEODORA STRACK PLATTSBURG Elementary Elementary Club 1,2,3; Footlights Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Phi Kappa Pi 2,3; Interfraternity Council 3; Northern Light 2,3, Managing Editor 3, Editor 3; Out- ing Club 1,2,3; House of Delegates 3; Tiwa- Ya-Ee 3; Volleyball 1; Tennis 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 1. ► 37 ELIZABETH J. SULLIVAN BINGHAMTON Home Economics Glee Club 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Astronomy Club I j Archery 1. MARJORIE THOMPSON K I: I SI- V 1 1 I I Home Economics CARDINAL; Orchestra 1,2,3; Home Econom- ics Club 2.3; Volleyball 2; Glee Club 3. ELIZABETH E. SUNDERLAND I I I I NHL RC, I II: PUT Elementary — Accelerated Footlights Club 1,2.3; Elementary Club 2.3; Art Club 3; Dance Club 1,3; Astronomv Club 3. JOYCE M. TOUSSAINT WHTTESBOR.O Home Economics Glee Club 1,2,3; Choric Speech 1,2; Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi 2.3; House of Delegates 3. 38 - ESTHER A. TRIUMPHO ST. JOHNSVILLE Elementtry Cardinal Art Editor; Elementary Club 1,2.5; Glee Club I; Footlights Club 2,3; House of Delegates 3; Tiwa-Ya-Ee 3, Secre- tary 3; Basketball 1,2; Yale-Princeton Team 2; Outing Club 2. M. JOYCE WAKELY SOUTH GLENS CALLS Elementary Alpha Delta 1,2,3, Historian 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3; House of Delegates 2,3, Assistant Treasurer 2; Student Council 2; Elementary Club 1,2,3, President 3; Footlights Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; Glee Club 1,3; Vocal Ensemble 1,3; Basketball 2; Outing Club 1,2. JAYNE CLAIRE VAN DEUSEN MALONE Home Economics Phi Kappa Pi 1.2,3; Interfraternity Council 2,3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3, President 3; House of Delegates 2,3; Social Committee 2; Dance Club 1; Glee Club 2.3; Northern Light 3; Basketball 2. MADELYN Vi ' ARMINTON CHAMBLY CANTON, QUEBEC, CANADA CaJcl Nurse Corps Outing Club 1. ► 39 II I . WHIR PLATTSBURGH Home Economics Glee Club 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3. DOROTHY WERNER PI ATTSBURGH Home Economics Cardinal; Home Economics Club 1,2,3: Alpha Delc.i 1,2,3; Astronomy Club I; House ol Delegates 1 . DOROTHY E. W HITE VI ATI K Mill, IO (, ISLAND Home Economics Car dinal; Alpha Delta 1.2.3, Correspond- ing Secretary 1; Astronomy Club 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 1.2.3: House of Delegates 3, Corresponding Secre- tary 3; Student Council 3; Volleyball 1.2.3: Outing Club 1,2; Archery 1,2,3. ME DOR A M. WHITE (,l l) VI RSVIl.l I Home Economics Home Economics Club 2,3; Astronomy Club 2; Northern Light Staff 3. 40 - RUTH ANN W ILLIAMS , oopi us row Home Economics Cardinal; Home Economics Club 1,2.3; Tower Staff 3; Tennis 1; Manager Girls ' Softball 1,2.3. JEAN R. WILLIAMS w 1 1 1 1 1 sr.. iko Home Economics Alpha Kappa Phi 1,2,3; Choric Speech 1.2; Glee Club I; Dance Club 2,3; Home Eco- nomics Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; Outing Club 1,2; House of Delegates 3. LOIS ANNE WILSON ALBANY Home Economics Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Alpha Delta 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Women ' s Residence Board 2,3. ► 41 OUR COLLEGE . . . Our College. Not only have we become a part of it — it has become a part of us, a never-to-be forgotten segment of our lives. )ust as it has helped us to grow, we have helped to build it from a Normal School of five years ago to a College of high standing. We pledge ourselves to the successful fulfillment of the many bigger and bet- ter plans for our College as a real part of the better future for which we are striving. 42 -« JUNIOR CLASS SONG Our Alma Mater, we sing to thee; Banner of courage, loyal we will be. Dear Alma Mater, blest be thy name; Our Teachers College, we will sing thy fame. We are the Class of ' 48 of old P.S.T.C. Though soon we may be far away, we ' ll always faithful be To the dusty rose and silver; they ' re the colors, you will find. We ' ll be true to them too, for they ' ll stay in heart and mind. For anything and everything you ' ll find this to be true — We will strive for the best in every thing we say and do. And with the light that ' s shining bright, you ' ll keep us close to thee; In golden mem ' ries you will stay — P.S.T.C. 43 NOT-SO-EAGER BEAVERS 46 - SEN ORS AMBITION HAS NO REST CLAUDINE TOBIN President DONALD SPIERS Vice-President SAILLY WARRE N Secretary MARJORIE BARTON Treasurer To the Class of ' 47 — good work well done. You have four work-and-fun years behind you. The last class to remember the Navy in all its glory, the first class to have the United States Cadet Nurses — plenty to be proud of. These were the years that made you — from Freshman to Se- nior. The years that prepared you to enter a proud profession, equipped 1o help make a better world and a lasting peace. 48 ■+ Dorifl Armbruvtcr Elementary Baldwin. I (MM Island Virginia Cnvency Elementary M. ■■ ■ ■ - J cane tie Badger Elementary Saranac lanet Bromley Elementary Plattsburgh Dorothy Dana Elementary Champlain John Baker I lementary Whitehall Margaret Van Delaney I Ionic I eonomiCN Astoria, Long Uland Marjorfc Bart on Elementary IMattsburgh I Ruth Campbell I lome Economics Port Byron Jean Duffy I lome I eoiioniiis IMattsburgh Marion Ilea uc hem in 1 lementary Dannemora Genevieve Coco c cia Home Economics Peekikill Helen Dyer I lementary IMattsburgh Bei nard Belden Elementary Ticonderogt Genevieve Eancher I lementary Gloversvillc Lean Fcldman I lomc I 0 11011110 Alcove Libra Erulla I [omc Economici Granville Marjoric Hay ward Elementary Willsboro Elizabeth Kiggiftl Elcmcmary Schenectady Caroline Kilt Home Economics Ballston Lake Claire Gagne I lomc Economics Plattsburgh Theresa L ' Ecuyer ! lomc I conomics Plattsburgh Lucille Gedeist Home Economics Xorthport. Long Island LoKCfl Jenkins Home Economics PUtuburgh Joyce Livingston 1 In me I conomics Plattsburgh Ann Gleason Vinctta Ketcham MacDonald Home Economic Home BconomicS Clayburg |oan Kennedy F hkill Home Economics Port Henry Gertrude Harper I Icmentan Valley Stream, Long Island Anne Man fro Nurse- Teacher Education Kingston Janet Smart Elementary A I toon j Evelyn VanBurcn I fomc Economics Hallston Spa Marie Sommeua Elementary Glovcrsville John Trombly Elementary PI II • . i .. Sadly Warren Home Economics Plaitsbur h Avis Sunn Home Economics Fli abethtow n Ruth L Williams Home Economics Fori Id ward Marian Swart Mary Trombly Francis Turner NuMc-Tcachcr Education Home Fconomics Elementary Saratoga Springs Plattsbur ;li Peru THE SUREST WAY TO SUCCEED IS TO DETERMINE NOT TO FAIL DORIS BENTON President STEWART LINDEN Vice-President ROBERT FORTIER Secretary PATRICIA MARTIN Treasurer Our future Juniors — surely they will be an industrious and loyal part of our college. The Freshmen were tortured again by the superior Sophs during initiation which ended with the usual tug-o ' -war across the campus pond. The Class of ' 49 sponsored the traditional Sophomore Soiree, which was an undeniable success. This class will never fail the glory that is P.S.T.C. ► 55 CLASS OF 1949 ELEMENTARY SOPHOMORES Jeanne Ahr Esther Lavarnway Franklyn Akey Gloria LeDuc Alice Asmussen Stewart Linden Robert Baker Joan Loveday Jean Baraby M. Patricia Martin Doris Benton Michael McCurry Agnes Blazichek Patricia Mullin Eleanor Brockway M. Jane Paterson Frances Caputo Herbert Provost Rita Choiniere Rachellc Rabadcau Lillian Decker Henrietta Snye Lester Fifield, Jr. Marilyn Stewart Robert Fortier Muriel Sullivan Theresa Gleason Elizabeth Sunderland Richard Griffin William Sweet Madeleine Hamel Ernest Valenze Beatrice Hapgood Elizabeth Van Ginhoven Laura Judd Marie Versace E. Barbara Kilby Caroline Wolf 56 - HOME ECONOMICS SOPHOMORES VI,,,, A 1 I .Mary Altoru Helen Loftus Marie Benedetto Doris Luther Patricia Benson Carolyn Martin Barbara Bergman Naomi Merrihew Mary Blake Mrs. Janus Milingo Gloria Boyer Marie Milles Ann Bucci Colleen Monakey Mary Jane Dillon Marion Myers Eleanor Elvidgc Candice Napper Teresa Parley Caroline North Marlea l ; ox Carol Northrop Lorraine Garcia Betty Port now Carolyn Hartford Mary Powell Irene Hclmer Bern ice Reissman Joan Hess Margery Rogers Shirley Hodkins Mary Roy Verda House Bernice Staie June Hunt Janet Wassmuth Louise Ulen berg Jeanne Wendovcr Marion Jack Barbara Williamson Mary Kloser Paula Wilson Laura ill Lasher Dorothy Wold Gertrude Libster Elizabeth York THE SECRET OF SUCCESS IS THE CONSTANCY OF PURPOSE SHIRLEY PITTS President DANIEL OLCOTT Vice-President ELIZABETH PALMER Secretary JAMES BRANNIGAN Treasurer In the fall came the Freshman Class--not really scared but just a little doubtful. Do we really have to know all those rules, and what happens when we go to court? What beautiful weather for pulling up dandelions, and we can write home and tell Mom and Dad that we are digging hard! The days which passed so slowly at first began to glide by faster and faster with a Hallowe ' en party, Thanksgiving vacation, and Christmas festivities marking the traditional red-letter days. And soon the first term was over, and it was time to initiate a new class of Freshmen. It was also time for report cards — those little pieces of cardboard so packed with meaning. After that blow, nothing worse could happen. And so, having passed the first hurdle, the not-so-green Freshmen are looking ahead expectantly to the rest of their college life. ► 59 CLASS OF 1950 ELEMENTARY Robert Allen Ruih Baislcy Frances Bechard Edna Bennett Grace Bcnware Clayton Blanchard James Brannigan Robert Butler Joan Cain Alice Campbell Ellison Carter Paul Daby Vivial Dankbcrg Thomson Douglas Edna Elvidgc Mary Funck Theresa Gagnon Paul Gordon Ruth Hamilton Catherine Harkins Theresa Hart Ethel Hillman Marcia Hungcrford Robert Hyatt Richard Jennett Arnold Jubert Robert Kanaly Joan Knapp Helen Labare Grace LaPlante Joseph Lavorando Hope Leeger Gcraldinc Ling Margot Lorch Virginia MacPcek Bcrnice McKeown Ralph Macey Kenneth Malpass Dave Marquis Richard Mischler Patrick Murphy Daniel Olcott Mary Lou Osborne Roy Otis Anna Panor Ann Parrotte Robert Pa mode Robert Purdy Patricia Rolich Marjorie Royal Jeanne Saltans Murray Schneider Alna Sherman Eva Slattery Ruth Smith Marcia Sprague Robert Squier Jane Stafford Floyd Stark Elizabeth Stein Helen Sulettc Annette Torrence Clement Tourvillc Olga Trach Janet Truran Constance Waechtcr Clifton Watson Thomas Werner Lyman Young HOME ECONOMICS Rosemary Arnold Patricia Anthony Joyce Bartholet Anne Bethel Winifred Bierce Jean Bragg Sylvia Bregg Ann Brown Edith Brown Theresa Brunelle Wilma Bulivant Bette Burncll Jean Cahn Marjorie Chadwick 60 - Alma Cleveland Shirley Cohen I H i Collins Katherinc Corrigan Jane Corser Anne Harrow Jeanne Davidson Patricia DePew Dorothy DeWitt Katherine Dunn Alice- Arden Duquette Patricia Fitzpatrick Anne Flanagan Beatrice Freed Aileen French Sara Gernon Marion Goewey lean I laefele Gretchcn Harter Barbara Hawes Antoinette FlilUon Shirley Howard Alice Jacobson Fmma Jones Frances Kornguth Lorraine Latray Arlene Lefkowitz Jeanninc LeRoy Helen Locke Jean McGardle Wanda Mcintosh Betty Marschner Mary Louise Martin Kathrvn Mellon Marilyn B. Miller Marilyn V. Miller Jean Mitchell Lois Moynihan Helen O ' Neill Barbara Osborn Wanda Overbaugh Marjorie Overocker Elizabeth Palmer Alicemae Panza Olive Perlee Blanche Peterson Shirley I ' ittN Constance Polis Lorana Rice Katherine Rivas Margaret Shea Ann Shonyo Violet Smith Elizabeth Stanton Cora Stewart Jean Studholme Anna Tanton Marjorie Tompkins Shirley Tot hill Theresa Ann Towel! Elizabeth Towers Lorraine Van Scoy Marilyn Whitney Barbara Wolverton Katherine Yelle NURSE EDUCATION Marilyn Atkinson Elsie Borden Jean Birmingham Elizabeth Burke Edith Ccterski Elizabeth Ann Easter wood Carol Fluckiger Mary Giacovelli Lois Herron Ann Hochuli Katheryn Hoggarth Jean Huggins Alberta Jacques Jovce Jollcy Mary Keller Mary Ann McGraw Barbara Mettler Caryl Millar Mary Moore |oyce Mosses Patricia Murray Elaine Noonan Marie Patton Lillian Pitera Doris Smith Jean Stewart Virginia Sturrock Molly Wilkie Wanda Zielonka ► 6 1 GOVERNMENT HOUSE OF DELEGATES STUDENT COUNCIL WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE BOARD STANDING COMMITTEES 62 HOUSE OF DELEGATES ;. l.oicJax. M. Slcuart. II. Sanborn, T. luhl. M. Bentitlto. A. BUsicbtk, E. VmBurnt, P. Gilbert, I.. liJwarJi. A. Collins. I:. Trinmpbo. li. Cetcrski. C. Tiibin. T. Strack. C. Rickttum. C. Millar, O. White. M. Frrrdro. R. Plaffrtibarh. R. Campbell. . Mima than. D. Brnlim. G. Cococcia. L. GcJehl. I. Vlktlj, D. Armbri„lcr OFFICERS BERTHA ROESSLER HELEN SANBORN Vicr-Pnui tut MARILYN STEWART RnorJinx Stcrttary DOROTHY WHITE CorreiponJin% Si ' irWury RUTH PFAFEENBACH Tri atari i The House of Delegates is an example of representative government working on a small scale. All the classes and the clubs of the College send one or more delegates to the House. The members discuss and vote on matters that concern the students, some- times referring questions to the entire student body. In this way the students are given the privileges and responsibilities of self-government. ► 63 STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Tight — Helen San horn. Doroth While, Bertha Rwn rr. Ruth Pfaffenhaeh, Sail) Omnium. Carol Rti-ket otl The members of the Student Council, elected from the House of Delegates, act as the executive body of our Student Government. The members of the Council include the officers of the House and the chairmen of the three standing committees. It is the function of the Council to act as an advisory and executive body to the House of Delegates. 64 ■ ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Niltb Mayelle, fMber Triumphs. Ruth Ctmpbell, TJuarJ Dim it. Sail) Dulgiun (chairman). Axm-s Hlazirbek (absent) The members of the Assembly Committee arrange the years assembly program for the students at P. S. T. C. They choose as speakers men and women notable in various fields. Some of the outstanding assemblies of this year were those presented by Miriam Marmein, pantomimist; Langston Hughes, poet; and Agnes Davis, soprano. ► 65 SOCIAL COMMITTEE Man « ' Dillon, Robrrt Lailt ' lo, Carol tUcktttOH (cbuiniuii) . Murh ' l ferraro, loan Lonitw) iabwnt) The Social Committee is a group chosen from members of the House of Delegates to direct social activities in which all students in the College participate. Such events include the All-College Picnic held in September, the Hallowe ' en Party, and dances. 66 - WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE BOARD Third row — E. Bulcb, E. Sbultis. L. Kory, ]. LoieJay, B. Oshorn, . MoiHg nii, T. Farley, «. Campbell, M. Thumpmn. E. Ratbbnn Second row — M. Ferrtro. P. Gilbert, M. torch. G. Cococcia. S. Own. 7 . McGowtk Front row — L. Wihon. M. .1. Gibbons, E. Sbaw, . r« « The members of the Women ' s Residence Board see that all runs smoothly in the houses where the college women stay. The board is made up of house presidents, who .tre chosen by the girls living together in a house. The house presidents ' main task — and it ' s a big one — is checking the comings and goings of the students. ► 67 PUBLICATIONS CARDINAL TOWER NORTHERN LIGHT THE CARDINAL Second rnu — Anita Rer eiin, music; Mary lane Vlcnnehy, photography; Esther Triiimpbn, art; Ruber l.ancto, spurts; Arabcllt Dewey, circulation: Lois Edwards, adierlismx I rim I rnu — Hilda Kenyan, assistant editor; F.duard Duycr, business; Sally Duix ' ian, editor -in-chief ; Phyllis GttbfTi, literary The Cardinal staff needs no introduction, for you, the reader, have the tangible results of its efforts before you. The staff has tried to select and present those fea- tures of the Cardinal which the students have enjoyed in the past, at the same time utilizing new ideas to make the book distinctly its own. It hopes that from these pages a true picture of life at P. S. T. C. and an understanding of the warmth and good fellowship which surround this life can be gained. Third row — C. Cook. M. GtMgb, M. Iriib. H. Sanborn, R. Cbctcrctlc. M. Lammers, R. A. Williams, D. Mocb, M. ferraro, M. Russell, A. Collini, R. Comeaii Second row — T. lubl, M. Collyer. . Monaxban. W. Cbaxnon, E. Shew, S. Leu is. C. Rickelson, K. Looby, M. Ferris. ). While Front row — . Hewitt, R. Pfagcnbacb. R. Story, D. Orlh, M. Thompson. F. I.al ' an ► 69 THE TOWER THE STAFF KATHERINE LOOBY HILDA KEN YON FJilor-in-Cbiti MmMglBg fjilot PHYLLIS GILBERT Dttfgitt Better watch out! That penetrating character analysis of Aunt Sadie which you thought no one knew about may some day be read by Aunt Sadie herself. The Toner staff is ever on watch for good student writing which can be published in its little booklet. Short stories, familiar essays, feature articles, poems — all are grist for the literary mill. Don ' t lock that diary; send it to the Toner! 70 THE NORTHERN LIGHT Standing — T. Cagnon, H. Kenyan, M. . Palenan, R. tardy, G. O ' Brien, R. Griffin, D. Smith. R. Campbell, P. Martin Sealed — .. Eduardt, .VI. Gtmgb, M, Benedetto, R. Earlier, T. Strack. B. Salman, . Van Druse , W Erring THE STAFF LEAH FELDMAN {1st semester) MARIE BENEDETTO THEODORA STRACK (2nd semester) ROBERT FORTIER EJitnr- in-Chief Managing Editors MARIE BENEDETTO Delegate Rushing for an interview, rushing for a deadline, rushing for a typewriter — that ' s the life of a newspaperman (or woman) ! The staff of the Northern Light is kept busy finding facts, writing them down, and getting them out to the rest of the College. The Northern Light continues to keep each student posted on college affairs. It makes us aware of the part we play to make our college life all that we hoped for. - 7 1 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SORORITIES DRAMATICS DEPARTMENTAL CLUBS INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Ruth Pfiiffi-iihjih, Mnrit-1 Frrraro, Htnabi-tb Van Oinbotcn, Tbi-oJora Sfraik Clam im- Tiibin. liilcru Sbau , Agrie Blazitlirk, Barbara Kilby, ayn Van Dcn cn Our sororities join forces — three delegates from each sorority — in the Interfraternity Council. The Council determines rules for rushing and initiation although some hap- less pledges may think the sky ' s the limit when Hell Week comes. This year the so- cial hour — strictly an emergency measure — was replaced by the traditional Interfrater- nity Dance. ► 73 PHI KAPPA PI JOYCE LIVINGSTON (hi semester) HARRIET NILES (2 J temester) PrruJi-nt RUTH PFAFFENBACH Ykt Fntkitmt THERESA FARLEY Rffo Jin Sccrrldry MARY JANE DILLON CorrfsfHftitfinx Sturftary HELEN SANBORN Trctikrcr MISS JULIA DETRAZ Fourth rou — F.. Buleh. E. Kiggini, B. Renimau, . VeuJoi er, A. EaiteruooJ. G. Boyrr, M. Imb, D. V ' olJ, N. Mtyrllr. (. LotrJay. I. F.ugcl. C. Ntpper. M. Phttir. A. Panza. A. Darrow Third rou — M. Stewart. M. A. Gibboui. B. BNrnrll. M. Sullittn. . Van Deuseu. C. Conk. T. UiCm, B. William un. . Paterwn. ]. Smart. A. Deuey. M. V ' bi ney, . Conrr, C. Arcuri, E. Celenki. If, . DrniirAi s i.l rou — .. IntJm, M. Trombly. H. Sanborn. K. Piaffenbach. H. Niles. T. Farley. M. . Dillon, R. Campbell Fint rou — W. Cbagnon. P. Martin, . Duffy. C. Riiketion Off campm — B. Roenlrr. B. Kiggins, L. Frulla. II. Dyer. . BaJger. . I.ii higiton. G. PUkerigill, M. Beauehemin All Hail Cli 10 — . And that is what we do hail — Clio — symbol of fortitude, fraternity, and fun. Remember our cider and donuts to welcome the freshmen, and our hot dogs and gingerale at our beach party for the rushees. And from our new friends we choose pledgees to become our sisters, who will carry on the good name of Clio with her usual traditions of good times and pleasant learning. The Pledge Banquet and its splendor, our parties, assembly, and Farewell Breakfast in June truly emphasize the value of Clio to its members. All working together from October to June making Clio doings Clio fun. 74 -« ALPHA DELTA (theta chapter) THERESA L ' ECUYER (1st semester) GENEVIEVE COCOCCIA (2nd semester) MERRICE GOUGH Vice -President LAURA JUDD KecorJinf Secretary ANN YORK Correiponding Secretary THERESA McGOWAN Treasurer MISS ALICE BACKUS (1st semester) MISS EUNICE L ' ECUYER (2nd semester) Ad i iieri fourth rou—M. fox, A. York, A. Shonyo. C. Wolf, H. LofhH, V. Slurrock. . Morgan, B. Wolierton, Al. Hungerford. M. -. Martin. M. .. Oiborm; I.. Garcia, B. Palmer. T. Gleaion. B. Hapgood, D. Benton, A. Amalo Third row — E. Van Ginhmen, K. Dunn, . Bragg. E. Stanton, M. E. Roy. . Haefele. . Mrrribew, C. Northrop, R. framiico. R. Lowinger, Mill L ' Ecuyer, A. MeCullongh, D. White. . Wakely, E. Orr, K. Rim, C. Monakey, N. Merriheu , A. Blaziehck, B. Bergman Second row — D. Orth, S ' . Erring, L. )ndd, G. Cococcia, T. McGowan, M. Goiigh, . Waismuth, R. Story front row—D. Werner. M. Veriace. f. Caputo. E. Shaw. M. Powell. V. Bell Off campm—A. Gleawn. S. Warren, D. Dana, M. Hayward, T. L ' Ecuyer. . Mareellui, R. Mikui, M. Delaney, R. I.. William Another year of fun and friendship with the Alpha Delts. The traditional Coketail Party, saying Hello to the freshmen. The rush party had a new theme this year: Dessert in Hollywood. Such fantastic hat creations were never before displayed! How Did It Happen? was presented by the Alpha Deltas for their annual assem- bly, bringing to the student body the stories behind certain well-known songs. The pledgees of the Purple and White dined through their Pledge Banquet and dragged through their Hell Week. Miss L ' Ecuyer is replacing Miss Backus, who is on a leave of absence, as the Alpha Deltas ' adviser. 75 ALPHA KAPPA PHI (delta chapter) ANNE TOWNSEND (1st semester) EVELYN VAN BUREN (2nd semester) President THERESA JUHL Vice-President ANN BUCCI Recording Secretary MURIEL FERRARO Corresponding Secretary ALYS COLLINS Treasurer MISS RUTH KELLEY A J l iter fourth row — C. Harkins, C. Tobin, S. Owens, A. acobson. A. Bethel, S. Howard, . Stafford, T. Brunette, G. Ling. E. Stein, E. tones, O. Pcrlec, M. V. Miller Third rou — P. Benson. . Huggins. J. Stndhulme, M. B. Miller, . Toussainl, E. Sulliian, S. Dnignan, M. Ferraro, D. Moeb, B. Kilby, . Bartlelt, E. LaPan, S. Bregg, L. Moyniban, D. DeWill Second rou — W. MacDonald, G. Harper, T. uhl, E. VanBnren. A. Bucci, A. Collins, M. Ferris, P. Mullin First rou — Al. Collyer, B. llatens, D. Brown, ]. Williamy, . Mottaghan, M. Russell Off campus — A. Tounsend, M. Sonimclla, G. Fancber, . Bromley, M. Rausch . . . . But Not Forgotten, the title of the Agos memorable assembly, may well be the theme for their activities of the entire year. As in all things the members of Alpha Kappa Phi worked together to make their unusual program an undeniable success. A year of strong memories with variations on old traditions. . . . The dessert hour for the freshmen. . . . The salty Rush Party with the would-be sailors manning the U.S.S. AgOftian. . . . Then, the Pledge Banquet — a number one memory — followed by the equally unforgettable hazing of Hell Week. . . . The passing of pledgees into full- fledged members at formal initiation. . . .The winning of the symbolic keys and that grand feeling of togetherness. . . . Smiles and tears mixed with the fond Goodbyes at the Senior Farewell Banquet at the close of the year. And so one more link has been forged into our chain of memories. 76 FOOTLIGHTS CLUB RUTH CAMPBELL JOYCE WAKELY Preiidenl Treasurer ELIZABETH VAN GINHOVEN ESTHER TRIUMPHO Vice-President Dele file GLORIA BOYER MR. PAUL HARTMAN s, . r, Adiiser Third rou — P. Mullin, W. Cbagnon, E. Bennell, T. Gagnon, L. Moymban, E. Ctttnkl, C. Millar, V. Dankberg, B. Hint f Second rou — E. Sunderland. P. DePeu , S. Touell. C. Ling. B. Slein. G. Ubstir, E. Lefkouilz, K. Hoxxarlh. F. Korngulh, C. Sapper front rou M. Phair. A. Blazichek, A. UeCmUomgb, C. Boyer, R. Campbell. E. Van Oinboien. . Vakel , C. Tobin, T. Slraik Silver pins, colored lights, make-up — these symbols are immediately recognized. Our Footlights Club has successfully carried on for a number of years. Its main objective is to provide good entertainment for the whole College. Annually the club presents a drama and supervises the production of the Christ- mas Pageant. Among the successes in the past have been Saturday ' s Children, Brief Music, Cry Havoc, and Nine Girls. This year, with men added to the cast, the club presented The Rich, Full Life. Not only do the members of the Footlights Club learn techniques before the foot- lights, but they get insight into backstage life. Make-up, sound effects, and set-build- ing are part of an actor ' s training. Mr. Hartman, the director, may well be proud of the effort and success of the Footlights Club, and its place on campus as part of an exciting college life. ► 77 ASTRONOMY CLUB MARY JANE DENNEHY PrniJenl SALLY DUIGNAN Vice-PrruJeni MARGUERITE COLLYER Seer eta ry-T ret urer DOROTHY WHITE DlUgtt DR. JOHN RUSTERHOLTZ : Ji Hit It . IVnm-Av. D. Or A, E. SW. F. S tone. V. Btll. U. Collyer, Dr. )obn Rmlrrhollz, A. Collin, A. Dirrou. D. White. D. DrVill. E. VinBnrrn. . Merribru, R. Comcau. U . UicDoUtU, M. RkuII, D. Broun, G. Hurler The heavens — which everyone sees and would like to know — and a telescope — and the inevitable. Back in ' 3 5, shortly after the school purchased a portable telescope, th e Astronomy Club was organized by Dr. Rusterholtz and eager students. Since then, the interest of the members and the influence of the club have reached high and wide as the heavens. A really grand opportunity was offered the star gazers to spend the night observing the sky from the top of White Face Mountain. This year the efforts of the group were directed toward the presentation of a study- exhibit of the Circum-polar Constellations. Such exhibits and assembly programs have delighted not only the college intelligentsia, but have been entertainment for the community and for neighboring educational institutions as well. Through the year the Astronomy Club furnishes speakers and arranges displays in the form of astronomical charts and exhibits for other organizations, entertains guest speakers, and has a very real and interesting program for itself and outside groups. Astronomers don ' t reach for the stars ; the stars are in their grasp — and the won- derment (with the telescope ' s convenience) — I don ' t see a thing — just sky — where? Oh-h-h— ! 78 SUPPER CLUB EILEEN SHAW NANCY ERVING President Secretary-Treasurer MARY KLOSER Delegate SeeonJ row — Lorraine Garcia. Marlea fox. Xancy Erring. Margaret lluizdak, Shirley Coben Front rou — Roberta Eranciseo, Eileen Sbaw, Doris Ortb You have to hand it to the Supper Clubbers — they buy it, prepare it, serve it, and eat it. Dishes of different countries are chosen monthly, and following the suppers discus- sions are held, during which the clubbers learn more about distant lands. The big activity of the year is the All-College Supper which is planned by the members of the club, but made a popular tradition by the participation of the whole College. ► 79 DANCE CLUB NANCY ERVING President ARABELLE DEWEY Secretary - T reasu re r JEAN WILLIAMS Drlrgtle MISS ALICE BACKUS Ad vise t Third rim— I.. Pi era. .VI. B. Miller. M. Hamen. V. MacPeek, G. Bhlmp, A. Broun, M. Alhmon, E. Cctenki SeionJ rou — B. Hjuis. P. Ruhsch, R. Mikna. N. Ening. T. )uhl. A. Deuey Front rou — . Pjnza, V. Homt: O. PtrrUc Dance Club in the past has meant black suits, hard work, good music and an an- nual stage assembly. Under the able direction of Miss Backus, the Dance Club met once a week for work on original routines. In the spring, an assembly was staged, presenting varied dances around a central theme. Next year the club is looking forward to having Miss Backus with them again. In the meantime, Dance Club will carry on. 80 «« ART CLUB JANET WASSMUTH PreiiJent ANNE YORK Set ' ret a ry-T rva surer LOIS EDWARDS Detroit MISS DOROTHY ANDERSON A J i her StanJing — MM Venue. Lorraine Van ScOy. Caroline North, Doris Smith. Elizabeth SunJerlanJ, Madeline llamel Seated — Miss Anderson. Janet Wassmuth, Ann York, Eleanor Bros ku ay The artistic talent of P. S. T. C. is strengthened through the efforts of the Art Club. This year its members have been working on various projects, including block prints for Christmas cards, cardboard and leather work. ► 8 1 TIWA-YA-EE-TIPI DORIS BROWN Cbief ESTHER TRIUMPHO U ' ampum Keeper MARJORIE BARTON Hunter DORIS ORTH tire Maker DORIS BENTON First Wampum Carrier DOROTHY DANA Second Wampum Carrier MR. CHARLES SMITH Counselor Standing — Doris Benton, Barbara Kiwy, Esther Trnimpbo, Doris Brou n. Dorothy Dana, Air. Charles Smith, Doris Orth Seated — Carol Ritketson, Theodora Strack, Alxs Collins The purchase of Twin Valleys has made it possible for students interested in out- door life to seize boots and hatchets and hit the trail. The result of this interest has been the formation of a new club, Tiwa-Ya-Ee-Tipi. Its aims — to aid in the develop- ment of Twin Valleys and to provide camping experiences for its members. 82 - OUTING CLUB SALLY DUIGNAN THEODORA STRACK trnidcnl ). Iryi r CAROL RICKETSON MISS ALICE BACKUS Seenltry-T msunt AJii-rr R. Comm. A. Collins. M. Frmro. S. Dnignan, G. Harper. E. Sbtu; D. Or A, E. Trwmfilm, E. Cttmki, D. Broun, C. Rickrlion, T. Slwk, A. Burr , St. . Denncby. U . CbngnoH, St. Rutiell P. S. T. C. is privileged in the numerous types of out-of-door activity sponsored by its Outing Club. The students enjoy bike rides, hikes, and mountain climbs. This year found the fresh-air kids taking off for a Scotsman ' s holiday — on foot (!) around Cumberland Head, climbing mountains .... not mole hills .... biking, skiing .... at Placid and the ever-popular Rand Hill .... skating and getting together whenever possible for a sporting good time.  - 83 STUDENT-NURSE TEACHERS LILLIAN PITERA Trcjimrc r CARYL MILLAR Detente MISS DOROTHY ERICKSON AJi tier ThirJ rou — C. MtlUr, E. Celeriki. B. Mettler, M. Alkimon. . II, . K. I....--.- D. Smi A, . Etiteruooi. E. Noonmn. . oMry. M. W «r. A. )tcquei, P. Merrill Sr. on J row — M. Susrl. . Money , V. Zielonk: M. A. MeOr.u. M. Keller. C. Fluckiger. G. Biibap. M. tit ton. E. Burke, . Stewtrt, A. Hocbuli, L. Uteri. E. Borden, M. Gitcotelli. M. Rilf front rou — A. Le eune. M. Mellon. N. Eihbury, A. Mmfro, D. LeClair, L. Ryn. A. Squier, S. Chimpi%ne ANN MANFRO PreiiJenl LOIS HERRON Vii-f-Prt iJi-nt ANN SQUIER RfiOrJing Sfcrrtsry MARY ANN McGRAW CorreiponJtnx Secretary This year the Cadet Corps was changed to the department of Nurse-Teacher Edu- cation. It carries the regular cadet nurse courses with affiliation with various hos- pitals in New York State. After completion of the three years ' nursing training, the girls come back to P. S. T. C. for a fourth year which graduates them with a degree. Their club was organized on a professional basis to correspond to the Elementary and Home Economics Clubs. 84 - ELEMENTARY CLUB JOYCE WAKELY Pretidi «i MARJORIE BARTON Vur-PreuJcnt THERESA GLEASON Secretary THERESA McGOWAN Trt ' dbii rrr THERESA JUHL TkU tt fourth rou — f. Bechard, E. Hillmau, f.. Rathbun, T. Slraik. H. Sanborn. E. Triumpho. M. j. Palerson, Al. Sulliian, I. fluid, P. Ma Ha, T. MiiT.ann, . l.oicday, D. Benton. Al. Royal Third rou—C. Harkins. M. Pbair, M. St. Louis, H. Sine. C. Genter, P. Martin, . Monaxban. R. Chexerelle, D. Moth. I). Broun. . Stafford, A. Dewey, R. Comeau, M. A. Gibbons. H. Dyer Second row — S. Lewis, All.- Sibley. Al. Barton. . Wakely, T. McGowan, T. GltlSO , T. JuU, A. Tou nu nd front row — A. Sherman, Al. Versace, E. Caputo, Al. . Dennehy. E. LaPan, C. l.ee, E. Brockuay. G. LtD C The Elementary Club provides many worthwhile activities for students inter- ested in elementary education. The club in the past has brought to the students per- sons well qualified to speak about teaching children. A workshop held this year gave the students an opportunity to experiment with clay, fingerpaints, and other art materials. By working or just plain relaxing together the girls become better ac- quainted with one another and with their chosen profession.  85 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB This year the Home Economics Club members have been very active and have made their club known in and out of the college. The freshmen were given a for- mal initiation into the club in the fall. The next important event was the sending of Christmas gifts to people of war-torn countries through the World-Wide Christmas Festival. Christmas week found the Home Economics Club sponsoring the Annual Tea of the holiday season over a period of two days. The club gained much of educational value this year. There were state and prov- ince meetings to find out what clubs in other schools and colleges were doing. The club members donated money to the Foreign Fellowship Fund. The organization will ever grow through such willing cooperation and fine leadership. FRESHMEN Mary Lou Martin Ailcen French Marilyn V. Miller Sylvia Brcgg Jean Studholme Elizabeth Stanton Theresa Brunelle Emma Jones Jean Kerrigan Violet Smith Beatrice Freed Katherine Yellc Kathcrine Rivas Jean Mitchell Barbara Wolverton Marjorie Overocker Mary Lou Monty Betty Marschncr Jean Bragg Aliceniae Panza Vital Bulivant Constance Polis Bene Burnell Alicc-Ardcn Duquette Shirley Tothill Anna Tanton Elizabeth Palmer Lois Moynihan Barbara llawes Shirley Groff Helen Locke Wanda Mcintosh Alice Jacobson Ruth Behnke Marjorie Tompkins 86 Patricia Anthony Gretchen Harm Aniic Bethel Kathcrinc Dunn Ann Shonyo I orana Rice Clementina Arcuri Antoinette Hillson Mary Hansen Lorraine Van Scoy France Kornguth Anne Darrow Helen O ' Neill Dorothy DeWitt Kathryn Mellon Barbara Osborn Marilyn Whitney Jean Cahn Shirley Pitts Ann Flanagan Ann Brown Ann Ilanagar Jeanne Dauillon Fli abeth Tower Arlenc Lcfkowit Olive Perlce Mary Louise Martin Jeanne Davidson SOPHOMORES Caroline North Gloria Hover Carolyn Hartford Mary Jane Dillon Ann York Marlea Fox Joan I less Marie Benedetto Can dice Napper Ann Bucci Janet Wassmuth Jeanne Wcndover Colleen Monakcy Margery Rogers Marie Milles Carol Northrop Betty Port now Barbara Williamson Theresa Farley Mary Etta Roy Gertrude Llbster Patricia Benson JUNIORS Lois Edwards Merrice Gough Clare Davict Anna Bergcvin Jean Weir Jeanne Hewitt Hilda Kcnyon Orthcal Ritchie Lurd Muriel Fcrraro Jean Williams Sally Duignan Doris Orth Medora White Emily Shultis Alys Collins Marguerite Collyer Ruth Story Ida Stanton Joyce Toussaint Betty Havens Ruth Pfaffenbach Dorothy White Margaret Russell Betty Sullivan Shirley Owens Carol Rickctson Marjorie Thompson Margaret Hvi .dak Ruth A- Williams Elaine Butch Muriel Lammcrs Ann Amato Jaync Van Dcusen Si MORS Avis Sunn Claire Gagnc Joyce Livingston Theresa L ' Ecuyer Roma Mikus Libra Frulla Dorothy Nader Ruth L. Williams Ruth Campbell Genevieve Cococcia Jean Duffy Lucille Gedeist Loreen Jenkins Joan Kennedy Winctta Ketcham MacDonal Carolyn Kilts June Marcellus Alice McCullough Joyce Mcrrihew Jane Morgan Harriet Nilcs Elaine Orr Barbara Randall Claudine Tobin Mary Trombly Evelyn VanBuren ► 87 I WHEN THE LONG TRIP ' S DONE . PIACE I HANG MY HAT . . . BALANCE OF POWER MUSIC ORCHESTRA GLEE CLUB VOCAL ENSEMBLE 90 - VOCAL ENSEMBLE ThirJ row — A. Bmci. A. Torrance, M. Patton, M. Lammeri, . V. ' 1 — , . M. Terraro, . WtAfiy, R. Chcrerelte SeconJ roil — . Btrgevht, M. B. M Wrr, . Trurtn, D. Ortb, If. P wir, R. Pfajjcnbacb. L. Palmer front rou — . MARJORIE BARTON President SHIRLEY LEWIS Stenttry-T ruturrt JOANNE MONAGHAN Deles-ate ORCHESTRA M. V. Miller, L. Decker, A. AlMUSSfH, Mr. Iierson. A. Dmpullt, . Braxx, M. Sommella, M. Thompson, M. fundi, A. TownscnJ. D. Dana. B. Melller, C. Center. . SlagorJ, S. Lewis. M. Kloser, J. SluJbolmc, T. Bruttelle, B. Reissman. I. Hen. M. Barton. F. Stark, C. Lee. ]. Monaxban, T. McGowan, C. Sortb, A. Panza, L. Rice, D. Marquis, D. Spiers ► 9 1 GLEE CLUB fourth rou — M. Fox, D. Orlb, . TruriH, W. Chagnon, . Heuill, G. LtDuc, . Htt$, Mr. herwn, A. Amalo. M. V. Miller. I. leRoy, K. Mellon, P. O ' Connor. A. Bergeiin, A. Sherman Third rou — B. Portnow. P. Murray, A. Torrante, P. Rolich. X. Merriheu.M. Benedetto. B. HtVtm, R. Pfagenhaeh, . Van Deuien. P. fitzpatriek. E. Sullnan, . Toussaint, R. Comeau, K. Corrigan, D. l.ulhcr, B. llapgood. M. Phair Second rou—B. freed, M. E. Roy, L. Van Seoy, C. Northrop. A. fluff , P. Berhard. C. S ' apper, W. Oierbaugh firil rou- — . Knapp, M. Steuarl. E. Ilillman, E. filzpatrick. M. Thompson. . Ahr Jeanne Ahr Ann Bucci Theresa Parley Ethel Hillman Kciiy A 1 ford Elizabeth Burke Muriel Ferraro Marcia 1 lungcrford Ann Amalo Wanda Chagnon HH abeth Puzpatrick Alice Jacobson Pat Anthony Ruth Chcverctte Beatrice Freed Alberta Jacques Alice Atmusscn Ruvemary Comeau Aileen French Joan Knapp Muriel Lammcrs Grace l.aPlante Gloria LcDuc Franca Becnara Marie Benedetto Patricia Benson Anita Bcrgevin Katherine Corrigan Anne Darrow Clare Davitt Dorothy DeWitt Mary Punck Beatrice Plapgood Betty Havens Caroline Hartford Elsie Borden Mary Jane Dillon Joan Hess Jcanninc LeRoy Jean Bragg Sally Duignan Jeanne I lew it i Geraldine l ing The Music Department clubs afford many opportunities for music lovers to par- ticipate in music and to further their appreciation. These organizations foster enjoy- ment as well as furthering musical knowledge. Vocalists and instrumentalists combined in melodic harmony to present the musical festivities of the year, conducted and arranged by Maurice T. Iverson, music super- visor. 92 • ANN BUCCI President CAROL NORTHROP Treasurer ROSEMARY COMEAU MARIE BENEDETTO librarians MURIEL FERRARO Delegate I our lb rou— -G. l.aPtante. . Weir, I.. Herron, E. Borden, M. Whitney, Af. Patton, T. MiO ' i ' i, Oft , 8. AtforJ, Burke, T. Farley. li. R,n man. I. o nihan, I. Palmer Third row — Af. ftlffcA, E. frrmo. Al. Im j. C. .Vor A, S. P i. M. Hungerford, . Wthfy, C. Martin. K. Krji . Al. terraro, A. JtCobiOtt, P. Benson, ( . l.i i. A. Asmuswii, Af. . Dillon, P. Anthony Second rou — Al. fammen. . Money, D. Afo«7 . D. Smith. :. ' j 0«rr . H. Williamson, C. Hartford. . Loved ) First row— P. P (o , K. Cbeterctte, J. Stagord, S. To A 7 Juan Loveday Doris Luther Carolyn Martin Joyce MoMcy Theresa McCann Kathryn Mellon Naomi Mcrrihew Marilyn Miller Dorothy Moch Lois Moynihan Candice Nappcr Caroline North Carol Northrop Doris Orth Wanda Overbaugh Shirley Owens Elizabeth Palmer Marie Patton Shirley Pitts Ruth PfalTenbach Marporie Phair Betty Port now Bernicc Reissman Kay Rivas Patricia Rolieh Mary Etta Roy Alna Sherman Ev Slattery Jane Stafford Marilyn Stewart Mar jo tie Thompson Annette Torrance Joyce Tounainl Anne Tow mend Janet Truran Evelyn VanBuren Jaync Van Deusen Lorraine Van Scoy Joyce Wakely Jean Weir Marilyn Whitney Barbara Williamson The Glee Clu b, Orchestra and Vocal Ensemble participated in the traditional activi- ties of Christmas week. Spring and Easter gave way to the annual assembly program presented by the Orchestra and Glee Club. They combined to act as hosts to Music Week participants. The year ended with the Orchestra and vocal groups adding a musical atmosphere to class day and commencement. ► 93 ATHLETICS ATHLETIC BOARD BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL TENNIS ATHLETIC BOARD Left to ri%ht — fane Pttlcrton, RuharJ Griffin, ThcoJora Struck, UJuurJ Ouycr, Harriet rt With the return of veterans to P. S. T. C, the Athletic Board has found plenty to do. You have all seen and used the new equipment purchased this year, and have enjoyed the return of intercollegiate basketball. The Board, with Dr. Redcay as director, and composed of representatives from each class, has brought us an exciting year in the field of sports. ► 95 MEN ' S BASKETBALL SeronJ row — Mr. lames. Robert Allen, RiebarJ Griffin, FJuarJ Dwyer, Glairy O ' Brien, losepb LjtvoritiMO, Mr, Wiley First row — lames Brannigan. Hugh Dai ill, Harry MtrigiS, John Baker, Robert Lancto MEN ' S VOLLEYBALL ' second row — FJwarJ Dwyer. Robert Butler. Thomson Douglas, Ernest Valenze, FloyJ Stark First row — John Trombly, Stewart Linden, Frank Sansone, Rol ' ert Hyatt 96 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 3 St. Michael ' s December 4 Albany State Teachers January 8 Massachusetts State Teachers January 1 S St. Michael ' s January 18 Oneonta State January 31 Massachusetts State Teachers February 1 Norwich February 5 Clarkson February 8 Norwich February 1 1 Paul Smith ' s February 1 5 Clarkson February 22 Dawson College March 1 Oneonta State March Albany State Teachers Mr. FJujrJ Wilt-) After a lapse of a few years in intercollegiate basketball, P. S. T. C. came back with a hard-fighting, though not numerous, squad. Although the team of 1946-47 cannot be considered a great one, it won fame and glory playing as an underdog throughout the season while meeting large squads from various parts of New York. Massachusetts, Vermont, and Canada. Volleyball has aided in expanding the athletic program this year. Selecting men from intramural teams, an all-star team was formed and it played a number of local teams, such as those representing Champlain College and the Y. M. C. A. Business Men ' s Group. The results were outstanding, for the all-star team won more than its share of the engagements. - 97 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL I I ! CARDINAL Man Jane I )illon, i a plain Ann Easterwood Violet Smith Verda House M.idclyn Ferris Dorothy White Gertrude Harper Lorana Rice Rita Choiniere WHITE Doris Benton, captain Doris Brown Esther Triumpho Margaret Hvizdak Theodora Strack Ruth Hamilton (Catherine Looby Lorraine LaTray Betty Stein Rachelle Rahideau There have been some changes made. Both Miss Backus and the name Yale- Princeton have gone to be replaced by Mrs. Wiley (yes, Doc ' s wife) and a new name — Cardinal-White — for our traditional annual competition. For this game, nineteen outstanding players from the teams which compete during the season are chosen to participate. This year ' s White team topped the Cardinals by a score of 33 to 30. As the girls, in their new red and white uniforms, passed, dribbled and shot, the spectators followed their respective cheerleaders with many yells and screams. 9 8 - CHEERLEADERS loyee lulled. Patricia DePeu: lunc Until. Verdi Home, Marlea fox. Arabelle Dcucy Catherine Cmik {absent) A flare of white — a speck of red — the letters P.S.T.C. — new cheers — a group of peppy girls — these constitute our 1946-47 cheerleaders. Last year, Ouida Hauft and her mates brought back our school spirit with a bound. Now, following in their footsteps, we have Arabelle Dewey and her crew — a snappy- looking group, we all admit. WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL Pass it up! — Spike it! — Familiar words to all who have ever played volleyball. After a highly competitive interclass season in which the Juniors were the victors, two honor teams — the Red and the White — were chosen. Doris Brown ' s Red team won two games out of three by a score of 16 to 14, 15 to 3 from the White team captained by Jane Paterson. ► 99 EDITOR ' S NOTE A mere thank you is not sufficient to show my appreciation to this year ' s CARDINAL Staff for the grand work that they have done. But, Thank you, anyway — to the real backbone of this book. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Editors and Staff of the 1947 CARDINAL wish to express tneir most sincere thanks to our advertisers and to all others without whom this book would not have been possible. We are especially grateful to Dr. H. Otis Noyes and Dr. Earl Harlan for working with us and for contributing so much of their time and help in making their yearbook a success. 102- ► 103 OUR ADVERTISERS . . We, the Class of 48, wish to express our deep appreciation to the following for their most generous contributions. It is only with their help that the publishing of this book is possible. 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