SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

1948 THE JUNIOR CLASS - £?d ' ltol5 JOAN M. HESS ROBERT P. FORTIER £uiine5l Ma.na.jei ANN BUCCI Life is a star in vol u men three. The Part, the Present, and Yet-to-Be. The prut is finished and Iniil aicay. The second zee ore rending day by day. The third and Inst of the volumes three Is locked from tight— God keeps the hey. Hut because Hi ' lends this kev to those who arc wise enough to use il because for them TODAY builds TOMORROW and the future is what the make it, and because that kind of TODAY is the theme of our pictured storj Therefore our CARDINAL is dedicated to YOU who make TIME PRESENT architect of TIME FUTURE. Out fflte ident DR. CHARLES C. WARD FOUR Each year if is inv privilege to greet our student) through Hum page in the Cardinai I wish if irere possible t capture] even for ■ moment] the intangible essence of our college life which one who reads between the lines may find in this, our 1948 yearbook. In its memories of years that arc past, in its hopes for an ever greater future for our college, there are mirrored the courage, the lovaltv, the ever-gentle humor and the vision of voting American- who have dedicated themselves that this nation mav become a hetter place for our people to live in and a blessing to all peoples everywhere. Through the pictures and the text of our annual one will come to know Americans who, in spite of world fear and chaos, have faith gnat enough in their fellow men to helieve that their Country ' s destinv can win the gratitude of all mankind. These Americans are teachers who believe this faith can become reality. These are some of the Americans to whom 140,000.000 of their fellow citizens will intrust their most cherished possession — the children of our nation. In the lines and between the lines of our 1948 CaUIXAL there is the evidence of what we are as a college and of what we hope to hecomr. It is with this thought that I express to the class of ' 49, to the editors and contributors, and to all of those who have helped in the preparation and publication of our yearbook, the appreciation of all of us for a task well done! Chables ( ' . W.Mtli. FIVE MR. CHARLES T. SMITH The junior class is proud to express its gratitude to Mr. Charles Smith, our faculty adviser. He lias given willingly of his time, interest and advice, to help our class function and exist. He has inspired and guided us — he has given us much success and happi- ness; for this, and for all the main - wnvs in which he has made us aware of our responsibilities and abilities, we, of the junior class, would like to say thanks. SIX Berniee Keissmaii was our classmate and companion, and she still is. The memory of enjoyed companionship, once fully possessed, cannot dir. We remember her laughter and her likablenesa .... we remember her in many different ways . . . hut we di not know how to put the memory into words. Do we have to? V ft. U«« i£ 5ShrC ! F.SmVth K,k r.ne lu k.kullman IP I?. fVe in Ja S . C oil in ft S. Chac n  3 A.CdHr .11 J. De+ni x li li 11 ffi n River m r S.rtosle M flcM Administration Statril, lift In rr ht—Mi Lillian . r«, Mi LouU$ Ihij-it . Mi IfOtltst S  rl ii. Mi .tin, l . Lrici . Stiiii ' tiiti , Irfl In rii hl Mr. Churl? Smith. r. Kthcanl lin rni , Affti flirtrmlv I ' nm. M X tliitii A nil urn ii , M r. CafJ Mifr . MISS ALICE K. LEWIS Dean of Women DR. EDWARD E. REDCAY Dean of the College Education, Campus School Sitting, It-ft to rii ht — Mi$$ Monjiirit Sihtry. Mi Gfaei ltn rnhriirk. Mi? Qertrudi limit . Mr. Raymond .hum . Mi Katherltte Kennedy, Mi Pratuee Brinkerhof, Mi Iforeeu hurry. Standing, lift to right Mi Julia Detraz, Mi Ruth Kelley, Mr . Rietta Taylor, Mr. Step hen Shemet, Mr. Baverly Mogtr, Mr. Qtorge Reynold , Mi Anne Ryan, Mi Wane Croit, Mr . Phyllit Barnard. Administrative Assistants Sralnl. lift In rii hl Mr , IxciHilnlyn l.ininilnll. Mr . Jfavona Quintette, Mi Dorothy Morrieon, Mi Betty Carroll, Mi Rita Weddron, Mr . BeeeU Rood, Standing, left to right Mi Jeremyn Davern, Mi Sum Phelan, Mi Mary Waldron, Mi Helen Uieehler, Mi Evelyn Morrieon, Mi iinrimrn Wileon, Mi h ri Atbenger, TEN English, Social Studies, Music and Art, Physical Education .nt,,l, Irfl In riiihl Mr. Juhn ll-lhrillrr. Win IMMl ■■ ' • ' . Mi DOTOthf Awittm, Mi AH Brntkms, Mr. BAwrd WUtf, Or, .Html DUbolt, Stiimliiii , Irfl In rii hl llr. .Illtni Kvrr 9t t Mr. Mmirirr tvtr n;i. Mr. V. OlfOOH Smilli. I r. Oth Nog , Mr. Paw Uartmon, l r. Bar I llnrlnn. Mr. t ' lmuiilrr lirniiiimi. iir. 8t pa M Chaeomiu, Science, Home Economics, Nursing Sit I in ii. Irfl In riijhl Mr . Hull, MrMnrlin, Mr . A dtli fnllrrll, Mr . Muri, Mnlmlh. l r. John RtuUrMtt, hr. Bvirttt Manwtll. 8tmtding, lift in tight Mr. Bohttt MaeFarlnn , Mi Maris Bank , Mi mm Moore, Mi Martha Park, Mr . But Rom, Mi had Buneaih, Mi Jean 8tevnu, Mi BnJah ' « ' . Mi Sin Shrevt . hr. I ' . R tn .Vn in, ELEV EN CLASS OF ' 49 Motto: Tk tmrui ilt It rniint nut In fnil Lift in right- .(. York. l . BtRtott, M. Row, M. Venue t, J. Pattrion, OFFICEKS DORIS BENTON Preeidtnt MARIE VERSACE Vice-PrewUient ANNE YORK Sim lary JANE PATERSON Triii tartr MR. CHAKI.KS SMITH Jilvi. ' tr We gathered here in ' 45 .... and we ' ll always remember our All-College Party, better known as tin ' Freshman Follies .... the red and white frosh caps and kevs and handbooks .... the send-off beach picnic for our nurses leaving campus. Our .sophomore year .... hazing the freshmen .... the Sophomore Soiree with its STAKDI ' ST theme .... joint freshman-sophomore picnic at Twin Valleys. Doris lientou as president carried us successfully through these two years. Juniors now, and Doris still leading us. although Marie Versace was our able acting president during Doris ' brief absence. This has been a busy year for us ... . Reunion Tea for our class of nurses Junior Week with its traditional crowning of a Queen . . . . and something new .... a King .... Prom .... Banquet .... Sneak Day. Next .... our senior year when we bid adieu to the College and set our course for the future. THIHTKKN .1 EANNE I . AMU Sllngerlands BETTY AI.FORD Moocrs Porks Elementary I laughed; they follmced laugh- ing too Cardinal; Alpha Delta Sorori- ty i._ 3. Marshal . ' : Glee Club I.J.3: ArcluTV 1: Elementary Club S; Art Club 3; Women ' s Residence Board 8; Red Cross College Unit 3. Uomi Economic .I little iioiisi-H. now and then in reliehed by ' wueet men. Cuumxai. Staff; Glee Club I.- ' . 3; Women ' s Residence Board 2,3; Badminton I.- ' : Supper Club 3; Home Economics Club IAS. CLEMENTINA ARCURI (Jtica Home Economic ' ' Speak fifli or be silently tot . Cardinal ; Transfer from Al- bany State; I ' bi Kappa PI 2,3; Home Economics Club . ' .3: Glee Club 3. ALICE ASMUSSEN Chestertown Bit mi ' nln ri . i ii ' i tn whom tea given 8o iiiurh of earth, to much of heaven. Cardinal; Orchestra . ' : Glee ( lull I ; Elementary Club I. ROBERT BAKER Clmzy Elrmrntiirii I run 1111 mill witty in ini mlf, Iml tin- riiiinr thnt wit i in Other nun. New York State Teachers ' Av MH ' iutioh; Elementary club 3: Northern Light 3, ROSE MARIE BENEDETTO [nwood, Long Island Horn Economic Devout ytt cheerful, .trtivi if i f $igm ii. Cabmxal; Home Economics Chili l.. 3; I ' Mhicon I. „ ' .X A- sistant Bdltor I. Editor . ' . Ail visiT, Snrthrrn l.iijht Associate Editor - ' . Managing Kclilor ijt, Co-Editor Housr  f Delegate! -V : Glee Club Librarian - ' ; Art Club -i. PATRICIA KATE BENSON Dovrr Plains Haw Economic Bvofy artitt teeu flnt on ama- ti nr. Cabdinai Art Co-Editor; Art Club 3, President -i: Astrono- my Club . ' I; House of Dclt ' friilrs Interfral Council ' i: Alpha Kappa Phi Sororltv Qa- -iii, Editor, Vice-President 3; Glee Club I.. ' . DORIS BENTON hull. ni Lake Eh- ntentary Ih-r Vitiut 1$ in hrr Worth, nut in hrr  i ' : Alpha Delta Sorority . ' ;«. Vice- President House of Dele- gates Elementary Club Class President Banket- ball i,-. 3 : Volleyball - ' : Soft- hall i.. ' ;t : Tlwa-Ya-Ee  A KlIIIIIIT BARBARA BERGMAN I ' lattshurjr I hum Economic Beaut% and wisdom are lomtr- limm ciinnt ' ctt ' tl. Cardinal; Home Economics Club I. Northern Light i;t. Feature Editor :t; Softball . ' ; Alpha Sorority 3,3; Alternate Hons.- of Delegates :l. AGNES R. HI.AZICIIKK BcIInWi Long bland Elementary IjOVf, gOOdM9$$t mill mci i lit ?. in her person ihined. Cabdinai. Aclvrrt isiii(f Chair- man; Alpha Delhi Thrtn l.- ' .M. Kri-onliii); Secretary S; Inter- frat Council - ' ; Elementary dull I..Vt; Footlights Cluli I.}. Secretary 1; Glee Club 1,3; House of Delegates Assem- hly Committee J: Women ' s Residence Board Volleyball Archer j . ' .: . GLORIA M. BOYEH Saranac Lake limn Betnutmlce Lift it iii bt fortified b$ memg f rii Bdehlpe, Cardinal; I ' hi Kappa l ' i I. footlights Club 1.- ' . Secretary Home Economics Cluh l.- ' .i; Vocal Knscmlilc !(; Supper Cluli Art ( In!. :t: Tennis I ; Vol- leyball JJt; Bowling J; Softball . ' : Basketball :i. BLEANOK H. HROCKWAY Constable Klrnirntiirit Jjove nit. triini ii f wj do spronfl tn ntiHt. Cabkxalj Wonien ' s Residence Board 211; Glee Club I: Ail Club . ;t. Vice-President - ' ; Kli- mentary Club IAS] Mouse of Delegates Alternate ' .i. ANN ELIZABETH BUCC1 Port Chester ll ' imr ■ ' ci nninirn .I UUh work, a littl play, To krr i tut QOlHg, ttntl tti t iitifi rfajr. Cardinal Business Manager; Alpha Ka| | H Phi Sorority i. Chorister 1. Rec See. 4, Vlce-Pres. 3; Eastern Slates Conference - ' ; Footlights C ' luh I ; Glee Club Pres. - ' ; II e Economics Club l.-VJ: Dele- gates 1,8; Orchestra - ' ; Voeal Ensemble - 3. PRANCES ANN CAPUTO East White Plains Kit nit nliir i Mtrif it In mrdttiek nf uc- compiithmt ni. Cardinal; Alpha Delta Sorority l.. :i. Heeordin r Seeretary _ Hv-I.aws ( i. i i mi. hi :t; Glee Club i : Elementary ( lui IAS; Supper Club Outing Club - ' ; Class Executive Committee 3. AI.ICK K. CAMI ' BKI.I, (liiiton BlatMniaTtf — Aectltratt ' Hw fluffs SMS Htimt ' lhiiitj In find your uviy with in thr tlnrk. Elementary Club l.J. HI ' IA I.OI ISK CIIOIN ' IKKK Houses Point Eli an Rfors A nowii d a comes but wisdom Httff$t$ Cabdixal; Northern lAikt Staff l.. ' .:t. Assistant News Editor - ' , A-soeiate Editor 3; Basketball Cardinal White : Elementary Club u. ' M. VIVIAN DAKKBBRG Kingston Eleminlitrii . I rri lrrnti il IVhatwer yon do, iln wim-li . mill think nf flit ' rnnni ' - qutnees. CvKi.iVAi.; Art ( lull I,. ' .: Foot- lights Chili I: Elementary Club Itimnl of Directors J; Alpha Delta Theta I.. ' . I.II.I.IAN M. DKC ' KER Wad hams Elrmrntitrii Sili ' tire in Hi ijrtul mi nrt nn CvmiisAi ; Ort ' licstrH I,. ' ; Ele- mental] ' ( lull :t; Red Cross Col- Icjrr I ' nit :i. RAYMOND It. DELANEY Cadyvllle Eli-mi ' iiiiirii off Count ' True I ' liit tii ' iin riinnintn in ally- ing nil thill iii ne cr miry unit nuthinii tint what in nrrex- miru. MARY JANE DILLON New comb Hume Eriiiiniiiirn ' .in obit leader, not in i r eom- pared I ' ahihnai.; I ' lii Kii|i|ia I ' i 1,2,3, Corresponding Sec - ' : Delegates Ret See. :t; Student Council :t: Home Kc. Club i.JM, I ' rrs. S; Footlights (lull I; Gle (lull JM; Social Committer - ' : Tiwa- Ya-Ee J;i: Volleyball ifi; Soft- ball I.- ' . Captain Basketball i.-Vi. Captain - ' . THOMSON DOUGLAS Plattsburg Eli nti ' iitiiri -Arcvlr rnl rtl Lift- in more amuelng limn w thought. ' New York Stale Teaebers As- sociation :f; Men ' s Club :t: Ele- ini ' iitnry ( lull U; HoiISC Of Delegates :t: Student Guidance Committee :i; Tennis Vol- leyball l.-VJ. ELEANOR ELVIDGE Mooen Home Economic A mull nil white us hi ' tivi-it. Glee ( ' lull; Home Economic Club. TERESA M. PARLEY M oners Home Kconomice Merit and nood breeding will moke thiir xcu; mri whrrr. Cardinal; I ' lii Kappa I ' i l,-. 3; Tteeordiiif: Seeretarv - ' , Cboris- ter Glee Club I, 3,3; Home Keonoinies Club l.. 3; Women ' s Kesidenee Hoard 1,2.3; Tennis I; Softball - ' : Vollevball 3. ROBERT P. PORT! BR Lyon Mountain Elementarg- Accelerated II i ' adom$ whatever nubjnot hi ' writet upon, bg thr ntott tplemdid tlotiuence. Cvhoin.m. Co-Editor; Northern Li-iht - 3, Sports Kditor . , Man- aging Editor - ' , Editor-in-Chief :i, Co-Kditor :t; Tower . ' ; Ele- mentary Club :t; Men - Club :i : Class Secretary . ' ; Basketball 1: Tennis 1,23; Volleyball . ' ; Or- chestra I.. ' ; Hand 3. M A II I I I t Welder. MARY I - I ( K Delanaon llmm ReonomleM Lmiiih and tht wotld laugh with !  «. C ' vkiiisai; Alpha Delta I3l Su| |M-r ( lull .vt; Home Eco- nomies (hih l.-Vl; Qw Club i£; Basketball Yale- Princetoa I: Volleyball 1. . ' .:(: S..ftl.iill I.. ' ; Cheerleader •. ' meatary- Aeetltrattd Mi-nmirr II pttwtt MOM ' firlui ' by hi $pteial tfort, inii hij hi oratuarg llnilHI. Cabmxali Orchestra I: Glee ciuh I: Elementary club 2. LORRAINE GARC1 Wahlen ll mn I ' lciHiiiHiici Shi him i iiiiiI hnilth mill miiiil rll t lull f lifr ' t ijriilllrl lilr iinji. Alpha Delta Supper Club j.:t: Home Economics Club Basketball i.n. Yale-Prince- ton I; Volleyball l.-Vl; Soft- ball I.. ' . M. THRRESA GLBASON daybunj Ehtiii ttliirit tjuirl mill r in Mi«ii Mn i r withiil. Cardinm: Alpha Delta Tbeta Sororiti Vlce-Presldeni :t. Marshal . ' : Kleinentarv Club i. . ' .n. Secretary Board f Directors class Executive Committee H; Christmas Com- mittee Volleyball :i; Basket- ball War Orphan Commit- tee 3. UK IIAHI) V. GRIFFIN Plattaburg Eli ' mriititrg- .Irceleriitrtl A mill work, a Utile plug t i I i ' 1 1 me ii ' iiinj. Northern bight Staff I. . ' .:{. Sports Editor - :t: House  f Delegates I ; Athletic Board I.. 1 : Student Guidance Commit- tee 1 : Elementary Club - ' . :t: Basketball Baseball tfii Tennis . ' . BEATRICE M. HAPGOOD .Malum- El nn alary l.i I i niir life liifhtlt ilmirt on fin iih l ' it of linn-. ( himnvi; Alpha Delta Sorori- ty . ' .it. Corresponding Secretary Kl; Klcmentary Club (ilee Club . ' .:t; Dance ( lull i ; Vol- leyball l % CATHERINE K. HARKINS Queens Village, Long Island Eli mi iiliiri — .Im li rulnl I niunt Inliifh ami iliuirr untl alii ft; i mi li in nurh n livtlii tiling. Carihs-ai.; Alpha Kappa PM Sorority l.J. Chorister J; Foot- lights i ' ,- ' ; Elementary C lub 1,2, Delegate to Mouse of Delegates . ' : Social Committee Chairman . ' ; Student Council . ' : Outing Cluh . ' . Vice- President 2; Chor- ister . ' . CAROLYN II. HAHTFOKD Massens II mm R con omit Da mil tell everything, but never lir. Cardinal; Home Keonomics Cluh i cue club .VJ; Vol- leyball l; Basketball I; If or th- erm Ught Staff Sj Red Cross College Out ' .I. IRENE HELM EH I lerkimer 1 1 ini Economic H 8lOW mnl utimhi win tin run . ( kiiis.m.; Glee ( lull I; Home Kcnnnmics Chili i.. ' .:t; Swim- mill). ' Chili :i. JOAN MELISSA HESS Gilbos 11 mm Economics To be pleated, mn intuit plea$e. (ahiiinm. Co-Kditor; Home Economics Club l.- ' -t. Vice- President :J: Orchestra 1,1; Glee Chili I.. ' : Vocal Bnsemble Vice-President 3; Swimming Club 3; Delegate Eastern States Conference -i. SII1KI.KV K. HOOKINS I. nkc I ' lncid Honu Economics So nmnolh Iwr rhiirniiittj tones, thiil tlntl ' it nu ' ii ffir Hutt ' ii fh ' lii hti ' tl. ( kii;n .m.; I Ionic Kciinomics dub Ififit Glee Club I; Vocal Bnsemble i;«; Volleyball Haskcthall Class Kxcciitive Committee 3,3. VERDA B. HOUSE Mallory II urn Economics Newer mi ill It- moment t hut thrifii and thoufftUful if others 1 c akiii n. i. Sports Co-Editor; Basketball IAS; Softball 1,3; Vollcyholl Wcmicn s Ucsi- ilcncc Hoard . ' : Dance ( lid) 3; Home Keonomics Cluli I: Cheerleadine I.. ' .: . Cheermaster 3; Athletic Hoard X Alternate to House 3. JUNE HUNT Brewster MARIAN J. JACK Delhi Home Economise Full wi II they laughed with ( it nl nil hir jokf . fur nntiiti a jnki liml hr. Caboimal; Tumbling I. Cbeerleadint; I. S ftl nli 1.. ' ; Volleyball 1: Ilnsk.-Il.all :t: Badminton i.-.-i; Home Eco- nomics Club 1.- ' : Supper ( lull 3; International Relations C lub . ' . Uomi Economic .I i riitlr nmiiltn. mri ' k ninl mild, with never n word nr cut ion wild Cvkiiinm: Astronomy Club I: Home Economics club I 3; Women ' s Residence Board ' i: Red ( ' n.ss :t. LAURA M. JUDD Kingston •• ' . mi ill a r ii hi iimiih mill beauty, wiedom in hat rare. ' Cardinal Staff; Alpha Delta I. . ' .:(. Recording Secretary - ' : Elementary Club l.-Vi. Hoard of Directors 3; Class Treasurer I: Astronomy C ' luli Hand- book Committee 2. HAKISAKA KII.HY Nvack Hi in nil Eli mi lltnflj Sinij away torrow, runt away run . Cariiin.m.; Klrinintarv ( lull I, Huns, ■ of Delegates -t: Al- pha Kappa I ' hi l,.Vt, Scrjjcant- at-Arms - ' ; Art Club I; North- ■ rn Light -i: Tennis I A3) Tlwa- Ya-Ee-Tipi I A3; Dance Club Executive Committee . ' : Iu- terfraternity Council . ' . MARY HELEN K LOSER Waterrflle II mm HcoHomict liitiiltl, wlHHtO mill illilr. Cabdixal; Softball l.. ' ; Basket- ball . ' ; Home Bconomica t ' luh I.. ' : Supper Chili IAS) Orches- tra |.J; Kuril A. GERTRUDE L KUZN ' ITZ (iolih-u ' s llritl rt II mm SffOHomScM Fur nhr VOI jiinl fhi ' OMVf kiuii wkou Natures anwr Mry. (ahihsai: Home Bconomica t ' luh l.-VJ: Suppir t ' luh 1,2,3; Ititenuitloniil Kt ' Iutions t ' luh l : Dramatics I ' luli lit House uf De l eg a tes MARCEL I. LaROCQUE Mil lour Eh nsjlaiy AM Urmt 4 Frtc thini n nrr imfmtiililr In ililii i nri nuil nkill, Astronomy ClubSi Elementary CInb Volleyball Varsity Basketball I) Vice-Presf- ) -iit i. LAURAIN M. LASHER Westklll II mill F.rmimiiim Shr tcittlrr riijmimrnl ichn run iiijni miirh. Clc- ( ' lull I; Mixicl Chorus 1; Home Ki mlcs Club 3. LORRAINE M. LATRAY Brushton Home Economic - -Accelerated Life to the hut iiijoi nl. Basketball 1.2.3 ; Volleyball i. 2,3; Tennis 1,2; Supper Club 1,2,8, Vice-President . ' . Presi- dent 3; Ilomr Economics Club 1,2,8; Women ' s Residence Board 2.8: Softball 1,2; Outinp Club 1.2; Arl Club 1. Cl.OKIA M. UDUC Hoocrs Porks Elementary There U  tine of Kpeaking mill ii time nf keeping itill. C mns. i. Stuff; Elementary Club 1,2,8, President 3; Assem- bly Committee 3; (ilee Club I. 2,3; Yoeal Knsemble 3; Vollev- ball 3; Tennis 2; Basketball 3. JOSEPH I. voit an no PUttsburg Elemrnlttrg- .Irrrh nitiil . qiiml echolar, n good ath- lete. Northern tight Stuff 3; Ele- mentary Club 3, Hoard of rectors 3; Men ' s Club 3, Hoard of Dinetors Chairman 8; Bas- ketball 2, 3, Captain 3; Base- ball 2. 1IKI.KN MAHY I.OKTCS Waterville Home Economic Thonah I am nut tplonitivt anil rasa, Yoi have I eomcthino fa me dangeroui. ( vhiiinm.; Alpha Delta Sorori- ty 1,2,3, Corresponding Seere- tary 2, Alumnae Cbairman 2; Home Keonomirs Club 1; (ilee Club 3; Women ' s Hesidenee Hoard 2: Basketball 3. JOAN MARIE LOVEDAY ( ilovers lUe ■; mi ntnrg . merry heart maknth ehti r- fnl emnt nane Cahuinai : I ' ll ■ Kappa PI 2,3; Interfrat Council -t; Glee Club l. lit, TrrnMiriT ' i; Klriiit-ntiirv ( lull .iit. Treasurer -t; Board of Directors t; Tlwa-Ya-Ee lit: Delegates lit; Sorhil Com- mittee -: Assembly Committee 3; Student Council :t: Softball I ; Volleyball I.. ' : Eastern States Conf. 3; Inter. Assn. Delegate . ' . MARILYN M. M m LEOD Plattsburg llnme Economic Accelerated .t perfect worn on nobly planned To worm, in comfort ml com- mand, C isDiNAi ; ( [lee Club I ; Orches- tra I. Alternate i House of Delegates I : Vocal Ensemble 1,1; Home Economics Club I; Tennis 1.. ' ; Volleyball . ' ; Bas- ketball rower Staff . ' . Alter- nate tn House . ' : Alpha Kuppit Phi Sorority I.-. RENEE P. LOWINGEH Mount Vernon Eli mi a i a r ii Ah, whn ehould life oil labor l,r. ' ' ( hiiinu: Alpha Delta Theta I .-■.: : Elemental-} Club Softball I ; Vollevball lit -. Bas- ketball I.- ' . CAROLYN I). MARTIN Keene Valle) Honu Economic Silence in mora woowenf thou word Cabdixal; Volleyball l.. ' : Glee ( ' lull 1; Home Economics Clnl IAS. PATRICIA MARTIN Gabriels I ' , tun cntaru lieu- nettl and graetoul, even in common fpccch, Cakdinai Staff; Northern Light Staff 33, Associate Editor :t: I ' lii Kii| | ii I ' i l.- '  J, Vi«- Presi- dent 3: Class Treasurer . ' . Ex- ecutive Committee 3; Elemen- tiirv Chili I.- ' ,). Hoard of Di- rectors 3; Softball M; Glee Club 3. DAVE MARQUIS New York City BiouicHtarg Manic in tin- nnivcrtal im- i miiii nf mankind. Caidixai .Music Editor; Or- cbestra 1.. ' ; Hand 3: Vocal F.n- semble 9 3; Tower ' S. Manag- ill r F.ditor It; Xnrthtrn 1, ' njht IS, Feature F.ditor 3; Mr. ami Mrs. chili Chairman 3; Alter- nate House of Delegates 3. NAOMI MERRIHEW l ' lattsbunr II unit- Economic tier wag$ iin tcoge of pleae- until!- , and nil ln-r path tin titrrr. Cardinal Staff; Home Econom- ics Club i.. ' .:t; Glee Club M: Heel Cross I ' nil 3: Outinir Club I.-3S; Haskelball l.. 3, Prince- ton - ' ; Volleyball IS: Sorority . 3. Treasurer 3. MICHAEL H. McCURRY Fori Edward I ' .ti mi nt art - .tm li ru i it .I icini 1 limn fi:i im iniirli it In OUght, nut ii llliirll il In- run. Cardinal Staff; Elementary Club 3. Hoard of Directors 3; Delegates - ' : Northern lAght Staff IS; Twcrr - ' . Kditorial Staff 3; Vocal Ensemble 3; Mens club 3; Basketball I. Asst. Mur. 2; Volleyball I. -.3. I.cajruc Committee 3. JANUS Ml 1. 1 NCi i Plattsburg II nmi ' Ecininitiir Qufat nmi tonptnUmabH with att. Home Economies ( lni i. MARIE C. MILLES Ctiiistahlcvitlt ' 1 1 nmi ' Btouomici Smiling ilia ' ! Kith a iirx ' i ' r- fniliii ' in-rvnitii uf rmiiiti ' - mtiicf. Cammxai.; Home Ki imics Club IAS( Basketball 1: Pood Service Committee COLLEEN A. MONAKEY Tupper Lake llmiii Economic u Tht mililiy inn mit r ttnd tin- gentttti heart Cabdinal; Ilium ' Economics Club I. Alpha Delta Theta .Vt: Kxivutivc ( ' wniinittct- !i Woman ' s Residence Hoard J Dance Club I; Basketball i.. ' Volleyball IA3. PATRICIA A. MULLIN Saranac Lake EU ' mi- ii I a rq Skillful uliki ' with fintt itf mill Caidixai.; Alpha Kappa I ' lii l S, Treasurer :t: Elementary chili ( ' .! ■ • Club I; Foot- lights Club JM. Treasurer :i; Softlxill I. (AN DICK I. NAPPEH Saruiac Home Economic Tlu tatk b it own rncard. Cahnkali Home Bcononicii Club IAS| Phi Kappa PI tfi. Buyer :t; Glee Club I.- ' : Foot- lights ( liil Seeretan House of Delegates i; Basket- Imll - ' ; Tennis I; Women ! Uesi- denee lioanl 3. CAROLINE NORTH Peru II unit- Economic Itif the work out knoic the cork nion. (ARl)lXAl Stuff; Home- Keo- nomics ( luh IA3; Art Club Vice-President -i: PIatk$cOH - ' . :t: Softball i.J; Orcheatra I.- ' ; Band Glee Club IA3- CAROL ( ' . NORTHROP Dobtw Perry Home Economlc i She Hon o lovely fncr. f oil in lliii merci lent her ijrnce. (Minis ai ; Glee ( !iil IA Treas- urer Vocal Ensemble Ifii Home Keiinouiies Chili I. .Ml. Treasurer - ' : Volleyball :t; Bas- ketball 3( Archery i.. ' ; Outing Cluli IAS; Red Cro s :t.- Aloha Delta Theta Sorority IA3, His- torian 2; Home Be. Workshop Chairman 8. JANE PATERSON IVarl River Elementnrii hilii i nee in the mother of i ooil fortune. Cardinal Art Co- Editor; Class Trias. :t: Delegates - ' : Athletic Board IA Treas. - ' : Art Club :t. See.-Treas. ' A; Kleinentary Club 3( Basketball Card.-Whlt i.. ' ; Volleyball l.J, Ca|itain - ; Soft- ball I.. ' . .Manager - ' ; Arehery 1.. ' : Northern l. ' mht Sports Edi- tor . ' .:): Phi Kappa PI I A3. BETTY PORTNOW ( ' niton Full HARY POWELL MoffB Uomt Economic 1 hi filnrt to bt Jtappjf fa hi rr; On ttm to bt happji i ' now. Ileum- Kriinoinirs (lull 1,. 3; Glee Club 1. Ihiim Et ' in mir Spar ijniir bftath to cool your itiri ' iili f, Caidinal; Home Economics Club IAS; Footlights Club I; Supper Club :t: Alpha Delta Theta Sorority HERBERT J. PROVOST Peru Elementary Mmi in until and mitsfi r nf Win fatt. Cauunal staff: Vocal Ensem- lile :i; Kli ' iniMiliiry Club New York State Teachers 1 Associa- tion Men ' s Club Vollev- RACHELLE RABIDEATJ Plattsburg Eli ' iiiriilnrii Goad miiiil : good find. 1 Caboucal; Basketball IA3j Tennis 1; Elementary Club :t ; n.iiH-.- chili i. MARGERY R. ROGERS Antwerp Erniiiiniirn What VI OH Inm , $0 miirh hi- ts eute nf. Home Kconomics Chili :t; Ciriid- untc Stephen ' s College, Colum- bia, M ssociatc in Arts Degree MAltY B. HOY Canajoharic ffonf BeouomlcM Good tiitiHiirr and mift worde lirtX ' c lirnutjht mnnif n diffi- cult thimj tn past, ( ariii.n.m.; Alpha Delta Sorori- ty Olec Club Home Kconomics Club !.. ' ,:(; Intcrfrat Council 3; Class Corresponding Secretary 3. I ' ATUICIA M. HOI.ICH Lyon Mountain Eli iiH iitiirt - .trri ' li nt rit Timer it It- n innim-nt . but thrifty mill thoughtful nf nt hi ' rn. Klcmcntarv Club (II.-.- Club I.. ' ; Volleyball . ' : Basketball . ' . PRANK SANSONE Malone Elementary -A ecelerated Tin 1 riwuril nf mif tint i] t$ tin- iincrr to fulfill another. Cardinal Circulation Manager; Mouse of Delegates Astrono- my Club . ' .:), President 3| As- sistant Manager Basketball - ' , Manager 3; Vocal Knsi-inblc 3; National Camp i; Klemcntary Club 3; New York State Teach- ers ' Association 3; Kcd Cross I ' nit 3; Men ' s Club 3. MURR M. SCHNEIDER New York City Eli nn lit ii r ii A err 1 1 i ' n 1 1 il Fur thr iiinrr n m « known, tin limn WOrth]) In in. Cammxai I ' n-Spiiris Bdltori Nortktrn Light Staff - ' . New« Kditor A; Tnwr Stuff A; K!«- mrntnrv t ' luli -Vt; AMrmiomv Cliii. . ' jt: Basketball I: Volley- ball .Vi. in un i i SNYE Wfcftefcall •. ' mi nturif I loX ' r In limr mi trlf in nthrr iiiiii ' h minilt. CavhWALi Arclirry 1.1H; Klr- mentary Club i.-Vi; Bowling ij Swimming H; Wnr Orplmii Com- mittrr Cndnwi s. MARILYN 81 i w un (HaM Kill!-. KlrmrHlrirp Thr trmt uf mcctm it rmi- « nr nf mr intr. ( uumjtali Dance Chdi Ii B2e- mcntan data IA3| Glee Crab . ' ; : Hoom of Delegates Secretary . ' . Vice-President A-. Phi Kappa PI .- ' .a. Vice Presi- dent A, Corresponding Secretary Hospitalisation Committee J.A: Bm CRMS Collrjrr I nit :l. MURIEL B. SULLIVAN l.nkr (irorjfr Elmirnlnrji Shr it irrtti tu iirulk with unit witty In talk with .linl HMMB|j In . In think un. Phi Kappa PI IAS, Tefler Intrrfnit :t, Becretary-Treas- urcr A; Klt-im-ntary C!uh I.- ' . ' ; Basketball h Softball l. WILLIAM (i. SWEET Plattsbu rg I ' .h nit ntitrii — .Irrtlt nihil J ffW h nmii. ml innxtir nf hit full. Intramural Football l£3; A. E. R. C. I . Drill Instructor 1: Town- Editor I; .Mni ( lull 1: Elementary Club I; Northern l.iiihi I : Tumbling 1. Eli X EST II. VAI.KX .K Rouses I ' liinl •, ' mentary -J«ti .  •  7  that follow inhl- Itrl run itrhitvr. ' ' ( ahiun.m. Staff; New York State Teachers ' Association -i: Elementary ' Club .i; Men ' s Club :i: Viillryluill . ' .3. League Chair- man 13. ELIZABETH VAX GINHOVEN Babylon, Long bland Kli ' iniuliinj .I liltiih i.i liriiiiliful. hut ttflrn inrnnvi ' iiirnl. Cajujixal; Alpha Delta Sorori- ty 1,23: Intrrfrat Council :i. Secretary Vice-President 3; Dramatic Club i.- ' : Glee Club 1; Volleyball S; Basketball 3. MA it IK V Kit SACK White Plains Elementary Xi ' VI ' r Inn hunt In ll ' llil It ht ' l i- illi Intlttl. (ahiiinai Staff; Elementary Club 1,2,3 j Alpha Delta Theta 1 13, By-Laws Clmirman •-; Class Vice-President 3, Acting President 3; Art Club 13: llouscot ' Delegates 3; Woman ' s Residence Hoard -2; Supper Club 3: Executive Committer 3; Softball 13; Volleyball 3. JANET L. WASSMUTH New Hyde 1 ' iirk. I.onj IsIhihI II iiu Economic Th hint wirk in thr world W limit not fur nimii ' il. imr nteetsitu, but f r fun. I ' moon I. : I limit- I- ' ci rn riii ■ - Club 1,-V«, Historian : Ail Clul Presldeni - ' : Hid c ritsN College Unit Vice- Chairman St Alpha Delia Theta Sorority l.-VJ. Alumnae Chair- man 2; Outing ( ' lull Hid Cross Conference, College Units :i. RAKHAKA K. WILLIAMSON Dehnaf Horn i Economies ( f a cheerful look, « pleating ' iii. mill n moet Hobll cnr- riiii i . ( vhiiinm.. Literary Editor; Phi Kappa l ' i l.- S, Chorister - ' . Treasurer 3; Home Economics dull 1 ; Glee Club Vs- sembly Committee - ' : Outing ciuii IAS. PAULA L. WILSON Corning llniiii ' Economics I havt ii heart with riniiii fur every joy. Cardinal Art Stuff; Glee ( lull 1.. ' ; Alpha Delta Sorority 1. J:.i; I Ionic Kconomics ( lull l.Jri. DOROTHY L. WOLD Pawling Home Economics She is made to bt the admira- tion nf II. but tin ' happiness of HHP. Cardinal Chairman Motto Com- mittee) Assembly Committee Home economics Club I.- ' . A; Clionian Sorority 1.3,3; House of Delegates Alternate ' i. (A KOI. IN I ' . WOI.K Bay Shore, Long Island Bit mi nfuri To in merry beet become you; • mil nf queetion you were born in a merry hunr. Cardinal; Alpha Prlta Sorori- ty Keenrding; Seeretary ' . ; Astronomy Club ' .i; Klemrntury Club IAS. E. ANN E YORK Sherrill Home Economic .I merry henrt doeth good llk ' t a medicine Cardinal Photography Editor; Alpha Delta Sorority I Cor- responding Seeretary J, .Mar- shal :J; Art Club ' , Secretary - Treusurer - ' : Home Kronoinics Club i,. :t. Secretary class Secretary :t; Archery I; Red Cross College I ' nit :i. WALLACE K. STACHOWIGE Niagara Kails Hh-imiiliirii .Irrrliriitril Life ;.« liui a tpan, I ' ll enjoy rrery minute nf it. Transfer from Champlaln Col- lege; Varsity Basketball 1; Varsitv Tennis 1 ; Klementarv Club :i; Men ' s Club 3; Basket- bull CADET NURSES 4 ' t T J ' I t !| 1 1 ' I ' ob rote. Iff I i right— It. Friiiym. . . MeOlotktg, B. Brown, i. Craig, Ludtelg, •. ' . .iiumli. A , linvlt, A ' . irYiV . r. 0 r(, P. OovtU, A ' . Boulangtr, M. Id hi. M. Wtathtrup, J, Prlmt, Miihlii rmc lift iii right- M. ElH ni. It. Davit, T. Ttiuromg, V. halt , I ' . Straight, S, Ptekham, ' . • ' -  A. ' ii . . ' . Dny, A. ' . Otorgt, E. Trims. E. Wordttt, . . Armttrong, A . Spttr, M. Balleg. Hi, Hum rote, li ft In right— C. Srhmiili r. .1. 1 ' nlemiin. .1. h ' rinrh. A. Wilton, A ' . Liltltjohn, A . SohldtaH, M. Orltca, II. tin i in. I . Prgor, . ' . Harriot, I ' . Barringtrr, A. AVV .1 . Stomit nimrii. Our Cadel Nurses .... .-m integral pari of the junior class .... contributing always to the support of our class. . . . One year f classes at 1 ' . S. ' I ' . ( ' .... then two years ul affiliation at Cambridge and Watcrtown .... and climaxing with graduation in March. Many of them will lie back with us next year to obtain their degrees .... we ' re looking forward to their return to the campus. THIRTY-SIX Alice Lucille Armstrong l • . 1 1 ■ • ■ • • ■ • 1 Kstrllc Lorraine Llttlcjohn V ltherbee Mnsscna Kiliih li-i-m- Amnell Marie Loota I .utlwiir Vii liliii flnii f ■ ■ f ■ I oiilt Island Margaret Helen Balky Joyce Marriott Niirfulk I ' ljitKhiirir a in i 1 i 1 r- Branca Boat Barringer .lane Ionise Mrl ' Ukn Glem Palb Watcrtown Blaine Marjorie Boulanger Valeric Aim Olirt lil llf llll ■ m I ' ll Watcrtown r. hi. n , LddIm Brown Sylvia Conklin PecJuMU ( 1 111 t I ' M II H V Si in t huiipt • ui. Long Island Jam Coleman W _ I l III I 1 _I. Jeanne Phyllis Prune 1- i 1 M I llllll (n 1 villi iii Keescville PrUCM Diirrcn Crnel! Virginia Mar I ' rynr 1 1 II 1 (■! t ■ ill I 11 llil llllll .-Vtfauis Jane IHtoalwItl C r«i|t Marion Nancy ReM I .1 -III t|l Kast (ire enwirh ViririniH Dent Dale • - ll 1 SI. II 11 1 ' ■ Kathermc I ylina Itobuleau I- ,1.1 MlTI ' llilll Ma lone Barbara Anne Parte Claire June Schneider Watcrtown ( )s VejJO Kathcrim Irrnr Davis Maella Hi ' lrii Siinncnlienz M ii ssena Lake Mill caoae Ij ' rrna Day hvelyn Blanche Speef ■ ■ '  1 1 I .ishon Marylx-ll Haad hllison PrfadUl Straijrht Natural Dam Keescville ..com. Marian Krli ' IVresH .lane TaurOnc) Buffalo ■ i ii it ii i ' • Watt rto vn jeanette ElHabetn trench Kiln Jane Truss Bvatell Itainont H ut h ITanghan Frenyea % a w v f t lit 1 1 Mrma Holland rat hcrii| ' M i rriMin illc ■ ' ■■■■ De K a 1 b ' ii net k  n Rvrlyn (iraec (irorgr i i . ii at Flora GHbrrt cins Ni rt!i ( iriuivillf t hnrcajD Ituth Bloi«t Greene -ii ■ ■ i %■• ! Lillian Fkmw W iImiii Rodman Schuylrrvillr Madeline I;, llin. ■ (iriccu KIhIih- Marie Warden MTatartomi ( towego Barbara Klim Jenkins Morrisonvillc THIRTY-SEVEN JUNIOR CLASS SONG We gathered here in ' 45 With purpose full in view To do our best throughout the years That were to follow through. Our Alma .Mater dear to us Will always honored be With White and Purple symbols true Of our great loyalty. Oh ' 49, we pledge to you Our honor true, in all we do. Oh ' 49, see how we shine All throUgh the years with you. We promise we will always do Where ' er we chance to be The things that we, as teachers should. To hail I ' . S. T C. And. though we wander from her halls. To places far and near. We ' ll always treasure in our hearts Her memory so dear. CLASS OF ' 48 l.ifl hi riiihi I. Iiiw i. M. i ' ;ll,,,r. II. Mri ' nnn. J. linker. OFFICERS HENRY McCAXN MARGUERITE ( oi.l.YKU Pti tlili ill Si cri Inrti JEAN BAKER V.RABELLE DEWEY Vin-I ' ri . ill i ill Trinmiri-r DIEBOLT . Idviter Four vears of hard work .... four years of fun .... four years of preparation . . . . now to go out and make the future. Hut you will never forget frosh daws with your 1 i I  — and beanies .... the Sophomore Soiree Funior Week .... the Caroikai Your Senior Ball. These are memories of yesterday to keep for tomorrow and the future. Good work ill done, seniors, and Good Luck!! FOR ' J i nii V Vmato Granite Springs I Ionic Economics Unili A. Cheverette Pern Elementary Jean M. Raker Sarannc 1 ske Elementary Hetty I.. Italman Rochester I limn ' Economics Jane F. Rnrtletl Elmira Elementary Virginia N. Bell Hurley I Ihmic Kcoimniics Barbara Bouchard St. .Vilnius Xurse-Teacher Ed. Blaine M. Butch Schenectady I lome Economies It. Jacqueline ;i r r Johnson City S ' urse-Teacher Ed. Wanda V« Chagnnri Plattsburg Elements n ' lys B. Collins Mechanicville I [ome Economics Rosemary T. Comeau Glens Falls Elementary Carolyn II. Cook Fori Edward Elementary Catherine Cook Chateaugay Elementary Marguerite Collyer Chelsea-on-Hudson Home Economics Doris I. Brown Caaenovia Elementary Clare Davit! Plattsburg I lome Economics PORTY-ON ' K Mary Jane Dennch) Glens Palls Elementary Roberta A. Francisco Binghamton I limn- Kciiiiiiinii-.s Arnln-IIv .1. Urwi ' « Hudson Palls Blementan Mari Anne Gibbons liri ii Elementary Sally ). Duignan Gloversville 1 lome Economics Edward .1. Dwyer Plattsburg Blementarv Muriel H. Perraro ( fiasco I loiiu- Economics M. Madelyn Perris Syracuse Blcmentarv Phyllis M. Gilbert Plattsburg Blementan Merrice li. Gough Westport Hcmir Economics Jane I Bngcl Schenectady lltiim- Economics Betty .1. Havens Srlirnt-i-tudy I [ome Economics Esther Klvkl c Champlain Nurse-Teacher Bd, Elisabeth A. FIt«- patrick Peru I lome Economics Kvrh ii ' . I [orstmvcr Dannemora Elementary Nancy .1. Brving Rouses Point Elementary Margaret B. Hvfasdak AlIlliMV 1 [ome Economics Marian Irish Essex Elementary Theresa M.Juh) Malone Elementary I lilii. i Kenyon Merrill I [ome Economics Elixabetli I .. Kory South Glens Polls Elementary Muriel Lamraers Katonah Home Economics Itnln-ri M. Lancto Plattsburg Klruiciitarv Claire A. Lee South Glens Palls Elementary Shirley Lewis I roil Mountain. Mich. Elementary Stewart A. I Jnden Yonkei b Elemental 1 ) Katherine E. Looby I ' hitlshurjr Elementary Ortlu-iil Ititehie Lord Plattsburg llonu- Economics Mildred Martell Whites boro Nurse-Teacher E 1. Nil.ih Mayette Plattsburg I lome Economics Theresa McCann Massena Elementary I lenry McCann Malone Elementary Ellen t.aPan Saranac ImUv Elenientarv Theresa A. Met lowan Malone Elemental ] FORTY-THREE pom V-FOUH Bllxnbcth • Siillii ' in lilnjthnmton I Konif Rowwinlcs BliMlbeth B. Sun ilrrhiml Bllenburg Dc pni Blementarv fnrjnrlc rhiimp iHi Keeseville I lonte Bcnnnmlf ! Jovce M. TottsHalul Whitesbnm 1 1 ■ Bcmiomlcs Madelyn Warminpton Chambly Canton, Quebec, Canada N ' ursi- Triii ' lirr K«l. Hulli I ' . Warner Niskayun;i I luinr BconnmicN I )nrni hy Werner Plattaburg I lume Keomnnlex Uor.illiv White Water Mill. LI, I Innir Bconomici Meilora M. White ilo ersville I loinc Rcmwmics •Jean R. Williams Whitethorn I limit Ken no mi os Bather A. Trinmphn St. Johnsvllle Blementarv Idilli A. Williams ( tooperstown I lume Economics Jayne ( ' . Van Deiisen Malone 1 1 • urn ' Economics Jean B. Weir Plattsburg Home Economics- I .ni- A. Wilson A Ibanv I lomc Economics M. Joyce Wakely South Glens Falls Blementarv CLASS OF ' 50 Votto: ■ Tin- Stent  f Siirrrxs I I thf C ' OH- utaneg ' if Purpoi . Lift In rr H—K. limit. I). Olrnll. It. ' .if .... .. Orl-UKKS DANIEL OLCOTT I ' n ft font EMMA .IONKS Si crt ' ' ' I ELIZABETH P. BR A XX IG AN I ' iri -I ' rmiili nl ROBERT PATNODE Triiimi ri-r MR. RHAGDON .Itlriner Once jjrt ' on freshmen .... now our future juniors .... the class of ' 60 will never fail P. S. T. ( ' . They have two years of fun. work and happy memories behind them . . . . they have two more years of college ahead of them .... make the most of them, sophs. FORTY-SEVEN HOME ECONOMICS SOPHOMORES Anna Allen Ailcen Prench Barbara Osborn Patricia Anthonj Suxanne Gleason Wanda Overhaugli I . Amir Bethel -Marion GoeweT Marjorle Ovcrocker Jean Bragg .Iran Ilacfclc Olive Perlee Sylvia Bregg (irclclicn ilnrtcr Shirley Pitts Theresa B rune lit Barbara Hawes Constance Polls Wilma Bulivanl Antoinette Hillson I Tirana It ice Bette Burndl Shirley 1 Inward Kathertne Rlvas .lean Calm Alice Jacobson Margaret Shea Alma Cleveland l ' ' .mina Jones Elisabeth Stanton Shirley Cohen Man Konnan ( nra Stewart Klla Collins Prances Kornguth ■Iran Studholme Jane Corser Arlene Lefkowiti Anna Tallinn Anne Harrow Catherine McEvoy Marjorle Tompkins Patricia DcPew Mary Martin Valerie Trelawny Dorothy DeWitt Marilyn Miller Lorraine VanSco] Patricia Pitcpatrick .Iran Mitchell Marilyn Whitney Beatriee Freed Lois Moynihan Helen O ' Xelll Katherine Yelle PORTY-EIGHT ELEMENTARY Robert Allen Phillip Ames Rosema ry Arnold Ray Barrett Fi-hiuts Bechard Kclna Bennett John Bennett (■race Hcnwarc Clayton lllanchard .lames llraniiipran Robert Butler BHison Carter Kathcrine Corrijran Paul Daby Katherlne Dunn Salvatore Pedele Paul Gordon Btbel Hillman SOPHOMORES Richard Jennet) Hubert Kanaly .loan Knapp Nathan Kii nit Helen I.aharc Jeannine LeRoy (icraldinc l.injr Margot Loreh Bernlce McKeown William Mac 1 .11 id Virginia MacPeeh Kathryn Mellon Richard Hischler Charles Mullen Ruth Murphy Daniel Oleott Mary 1. 011 Osborne Francis Paro Ann Parrotte Robert Pat node Heita Nell Haduay Margaret Kasmiissen Marjorie Uoyal A Ina .Sherman Kva Slattery Kuth Smith .lane Stafford Bltcabeth stein Michael Storonsky Helen Sulette Annette Torrance ( ' lenient Tourville Olga Traeh Constance Waechter Clifton Watson I.yman Young FOHTY-NINE CLASS OF ' 51 Lrft tn tight I ' . Hooney, J. Sanborn, W, Sttatton, 0. Rudolf. OKr ' KKHS JOHN SANHOKN I ' retiilent CATHERINE RUDOLF I ' irr-I ' rmirfenl PATRICIA HOONKY Srrrrtnri MARVIN ST H. VITUS Ttw$uttt I. II. I. IAN NOXON Drleijatr BILEBN O ' BRIEN .lit i male MISS AI.ICK K. I.KWIS . dxrtst r Littlest and latest of I ' . S. T. C. ' s voting intellectuals, the class of V 1 miiiii found it needed its intellect for more than it had counted on — fifteen Freshman Rules, for instance. Both sophomores and uppcrclassmcn were only pretended toughics with hearts of gold . . . . the frosh found that out at the All-College Picnic and the parties that came after. They gave a party themselves. Kay Rudolf and Pat Roonev did archery on the sly in the large gym .... let fly two arrows .... missed bull ' s-eye .... didn ' t miss .Jack Sanborn and Marvin Stratton .... the four class officers got their idea for the Valen- tine Dance. Maybe the frosh will go on as they ' ve begun .... then they ' ll all graduate with honors .... that ' s exactly what they ' re looking forward to. FTFTY-ONE ELEMENTARY Joseph Allen Rosalyn Arnold Jane Atkinson Hoy Baker Catherine Hartley Virginia Blehl Bernice Boyer Thomas Brennon Norman Bromley Donald Rruso Joseph Caporale Wilbur Carpenter Nancy Clneotta Pranclnc Clancy Dorothy CoJgrove Hiulolpli Corcoran .1 unit ' s Corsctti John Cottrell Joan Craft Eugene Cressej Servandn Dalloin Xcnaphon Dam Ian os Warren Davey Carolyn Decker Marilyn Dimscy Madeleine Do) Ic l.enore Kiifrlander Kosalir Finch Margaret Pinney .Icanctlc Fit .perald Rita Ford Freda llardncr Marilyn Garrett Richard Golden Thomas Guerrlero John Hall Shirley Hankinson Joan Hartley Shirley Hobbs Jacouelynn Hon Bthelwynne Howe Joyce Hughes Marlcnc James liarhara Johnson John Junior Donald Kelley Fred Kirk Gloria Kirkey Lois Kiarman Marilyn Kleiner Bmmett I. a Duke Marilyn Langell Frances I.apham Donald I.al ' icrre Thomas Lavarnway Hubert I .esperancc Alfred Light Simeon Mclntyrc Josephine M ( ' Sweeney John Mabeu Robert Marrow Rosemary Mayer Shirley Slittelstacdt Joan Monaghan Hilda Monroe Jean Monroe Beverly Moore Mary Myers Maurice Nash John Nephew Anne Nixon I Men Nolan Nancy Noonan Lillian Noxon Heat rice O ' Connor Doris Parker Leona Pepper Patricia l ' urtill Elizabeth Raymond Joyce Reiter Marion Rifenberg F. Anne Rogers Patricia Rooney Evelyn Rubin Marguerite Rudolf John Sanborn Prances Schillen Helen Sill Muriel Smith Polly Smith Robert Snyder Albert South John Stachnick Frank Stokes Marvin St rat ton Walter ' loner Margaret Toussalnt Pranclne Welser Marilyn Willenien Marilyn Yassky PIFTY-TWO NURSE-TEACHER .lo an Bartletl Mary Jane Beattle Ruth Buell Helen Burr Glorlana Baton Ethel Mailer Bleanore Hayden Theresa Hill Anne Jones Thelma Levitt Rlspeth Lightbody Helen Menfchelli Elisabeth McCormick Marie l ' apale Lila Seiferl Lois Stocker Shirlcv Walthoussen HOME ECONOMICS Ellin Allwork .Mary Mall Mary Murray Cecelia Barhvdl Audrey Marsh Reba Nellegar Marilyn Belaing Betty Hastie Rosemary Nolan Marjorie Bero Geraldine Horan Eileen O ' Brien Winifred Bierce Nancy Morton ■loan 1 ' alka Joan Breniser .loan Hosson Barliara l ' asho Edith Brown BHbnbetfa Jarretl Margot Pearsall Eimiia Callahan Constance Jennetl Frances IVnalis Nancy Ann Carey Margaret Joyce Catherine PosI Faith ( limit . Marie Keating Florence I ' ve Charlotte Cregan Audrey Kendall Carol Heed Lois Croft Catherine Kitchen Joyce Itikert Sue Damis Barliara Lachner Catherine Rudolf Jane Davey Bessie Leyine Catherine Short Barliara Davis Carolyn Lewis Shirley Smith Virginia Dcuell Carolyn Lubkfl Itutli Stafford Jane Dohcrty Elizabeth McCabe Grace Stout Betty Dragoon .Iran McCardlc Anna Stran io Patricia Duffy Patricia Manfro Rosemarie Sulla Phyllis Fertile Bernice Marshall Elizabeth Surprenanl Barliara Pincke It iitiiauiK ' Maurhoff Mary Slitter Patricia Gaffnev Marilyn Mayell Ann Sykes Anne Geddes Marie Meachcm Jean Tennent Mary Getman .loan Mead Helen Vinskl Alberta Gorski Amelia Medwid Beverly White Doris Gottberg Calista Mellem Natasha W ' o .niak Louise GuttridgC Eliza Montville Jane Wyman .lanrt Macncl Mariraret MooerB Fl FTY-TI1UEE HOUSE OF DELEGATES n ■ I ' nml rOV, rteJM . ' . I « rmiri . Sanmmi . II. Warm r. M. Millrr, S. Ihiu iuui. M, BitWaft, M. . . Dillon, J. Lovtdag, Standing, Uft to fight ' . . •.-..-. li. Vheklor, V. MacPfk, A. Bneei, 0. Ptri $, 0. Oemld, B. Brack-way. 0, Knsnits, c. Cook, 8. Damfar, M. Wkttnty, a. Barter, L. Stoektr, J. Baonel, M. MacLeod, I.. NomOn, ' ' . Douglat, ' . Button, IK Oleott. OFFICE HS SALLY DUIGNAN Pn fiiii hi MARILYN STEWART Virt-l ' ri niili nt MARY JANE DILLON lit porting Si rrtlary VIHCINIA MacPEEK ' ' orr tpondfng Bterotarg MAHII.YN MILLEK Ttoaouror CATHERINE IIAKKINS chair mini of Social Comtnlttu JOAN LOVEDAY Chairman nf .lnni ' mhly Cummitli i RUTH P. WARNER Chairman nf Stmliiil tiuiilmiri MISS ALICE K. LEWIS MISS SHI III .KS MR MacFARLANE Advittn An example f a well-organized student government .... nil student groups represented .... this is the House- of Delegates .... clearing house for student problems .... decisions reached by the House sent to Dr. Ward .... heroine the law with his O.K. . . . democratic government on a small scale today . . . . on a large scale tomorrow. FIFTY- FIVE STUDENT COUNCIL Left in right Virginia MaePmk, Mum Jane Dillon, Marilyn ililhr, Ruth Warntr, Bally Duiqnan, Joan lAmtday, Marilyn Sttvsart Executive group of the House of Delegates .... planning and steering committee .... includes the officers of tin- House and one uu ' iuIht from each of tlic standing committees .... meet twice a month .... preview problems before thev are sent to the House for discussion. VII TY-SIX WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE BOARD One o ' clocka .... house rules .... housing conditions . . . the women of thi ' Hoard give their brains to business like that. They ' re the house presidents . . . . chosen by the girls in the various college residences. Thev chart out ground where minds can meet . . . theirs meet that of Dean Alice K. Lewis, their adviser. Together thev catch today ' s problems as thev arise .... that tomorrow may have others. PIPTY-SEVEN ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Assemblies arc as much a part of college as ... . English, history, psy- chology .... teas, dances .... basketball games. The Assembly Committee . . . . students chosen from the House, assisted by faculty .... brings noted artists and speakers to the College .... entertains, with the help of the Foods Class, speakers and students .... plans the Student Concert Series. Carroll Glenn .... Angna Enters .... Louis Jones .... Dorothv Crawford . . . we are still talking about .... the Assembly Committee is planning for future concerts and assemblies. FIFTY-EIGHT SOCIAL COMMITTEE M KM UK US ( ATIII ' .IUNK MAHKINS ( ' hnirni ' iii I ' lIII. KKACASSI SHIHI.KY 1 ' ITTS These are the i leu girls and boys .... ever planning something new . . . . doing the clever publicity .... making soeial events successful . . . working with Dean Alice K. Lewis and the students that help. Versatility .... that ' s what they ' ve got .... also initiative .... also cooperation. Many hours . . . . that ' s what they spend .... you get dances, parties, hay-rides . . . . lots besides. FIFTY-NINE VOCAL ENSEMBLE Pint row, lift to tight It. .1. Mamrhof, I. Torramct, LoDme, .V. Bottom, .1. o ' .Xrill.J. lit . M. Mae- . .- . i . iii hi. 0. Bo tr, J. Monro . BoOOnd run: Ii-ft la r ' ujlit l . .l iiri i i . S. VaBoin, F. Hrrhnril. II. Wnrm r. . . Wnki-ly. J. Stafford, S. Hod- ki:it. ( ' . NOTthrop, M. Rifrnhrrg. F. Niinnine. II. I ' rtivott. Third row, lift to ri lit I ' . Dabg, I ' . Gordon, W. Davog, W, Carptnttr, Wm. MacLeod, ' ' . WaUon, F. Stark, J. Maheu, A, light, P. Young, It. Mi rhhr. The music season saw the return to I ' . S. T. I ' , of one of its former flourishing musical groups- Vocal Ensemble. The increase in the enrollment of nun made possible the formation of a mixed chorus. Tin- ensemble- quickly took shape, showing versatility in the forms they presented. Dividing into from four to eight parts, they sang spirit uals. sacred, popular and folk music, in both a cappclla style and with instrumental accompaniment. The chorus presented programs at school assemblies, the nurses gradu- ation exercises, for civic organizations, and performed also at the Music Festival. SIXTY-ONE BAND ■■■■■■ Fiutr 3. Stndhohnc B. Osborne 3. Rikert flatkutt n. Madder .1. M.ilui] M. Iwinfrell C. North t;. Bayer K. Dunn !. Doufrliis A. Light K. .Sl.itt.-rv Dram J, Monroe it. Harrow ' ' ornit u. Lctpcruicc I). ( ...i n.,-1- .■ N. Horton I.. EUce M. nimsoy T. Brandlc It. Fi.rti.-r Itnritiint J. I loss.. n Trnmhiinr I). Kellejr M. K loser J. Stafford lillKHl 1$ K. Stiirk I). Morqiiii J. I5.ik.-r Tlio College Hand is n now organization in tin- history of I ' . S. T. ( ' . In this, its fir l year, tin- group had its share of successes. Under tin- direction of Mr. Maurice T. Ivcrson, the hand played for nssenihlv programs and for civic organizations. In coin 1. ination with the Chnmplain College Hand, they gave a joint program for the annual Plattsblirg Music Festival. SIXTY-TWO GLEE CLUB Fir,t rojc. left to right — H. AlfOrd, BmHoont, .1 . MaftU, J. Mriordh. M. J. hill,,,,. J. VoV daf, J. Stafford, r. VeQamam, .. VamStof, 0. Cult, M. -. ' . Km, .Second rote, left to right— it. ThompHm, II. Bapgood, II. FOTtnOW, M. Slncarl, B. Allwork, l . Until,, Tff, II. Mnlan. J. .Ihr. .1. Iiamnuii en . II. I ' intki. Third rou left to right A ' . Mellon. It. Molan, Stout, .1 . Hartley, It. Mayor, Mr. Iverran, U. I.eUue. i ' . Areuri, ll. sni, •;. iinncu. .1. Sherman. I ' ir. ' l mxc left I,, rii hl II. Moore, . . Mitchell. M. Soiilh. M . Kialimi. I.. Ontttidgt, I ' . Itnlirh. K. Ithay, ■. PoHt, A, Wrntk. .Second TOW, left to right — ' ' . Kitchen. ' ' . Farley. M. S. t let man. C. Worth, I., Khtrman. II. Williamum, I,. Moron, J. t ' ohn, M. Whittle, . II. ,,.. Third row, left to right . I. Kendall. I ' . Itaoney. C. Crei an. I,. Mnyiiihan. I ' . Martin. II. Freed. S. Smith, M. Fax. ' . ' . Hill 11,11 n. .1. Moron. K. CorrigoM. SIXTY-THREE iii i y D V!.. 1 THE CARDINAL Sitlin-i. left to right — .1 . Jane I ' aterton. art: Joan llett, co-editor; Holier! Farlier. ro-rilitur ; Itarliara Williu niton, literaru; Frank Santonr. circulation. Standing, left to right — .tune York, photography: Murray Schneider, ipnrtt; Verila Haute, t ports; liave Harquit, untie; Pfttfieia Bmmi, art; A guts Hlazichek. ndv rtl img; .inn lined, hutinett. Silting, left la right M. J. Dillon. ( ' . North T. Farleu. M. h ' later. II. Sni e, T. Illentnn. It. Choiniere. v. Hrockway. II. Mfard. ' j. Hunt. J. Ahr. Standing, left to right— II. LcDuc, M. Stewart. M. E. Hog, .V. Merriheu: ( ' . .Ircuri. ( ' . Sarlhrap. P. Wilton, Wolf, J,. Juild, II. I ' rovOSt, M. Millet. I. Ilelmer. M.Foj-.J. [Vottmuth. II. KUby, R. Loicini er. J. Lovt- dag, S. Iladkint. C. Monakeu. I ' . Mullin. SIXTY-FIVE THE NORTHERN LIGHT Sitting, li-f i in right ii. Oiborn, It. Purdg, .1 . BemiUtto, It. Portltr, It. Arnold, M. Sehmridtr. Standing, lift i right— J. Lavorando, I ' . Martin. M. Oough,J. Pntrrton, It. rl£tn,C, Hartford, II. Kllbg, It. I ' hninii rt . IK Miirifiiin. KIMTOItlAI. IHIAIU) ROBERT FORTIEH Eililnr-in-l ' hirf 1 1 Sfinftiler ROSEMARY ARNOLD ROBERT PURDY Miiimi iiii Editors ItOHKHT FOKTIEK MARIE BENEDETTO Co RdiU Tt .11 j SmmmIm MARIE BENEDETTO DtUgatt Interviews .... assignments .... headlines .... deadlines .... The staff of the Northern Light digs up facts, prints them, gets them out for the rest of the College . . . . school, alumni, sports, and faculty news .... reporting the present .... hoping for a bigger and better future. SIXTY-SIX THE TOWER litft In riyht M iirrn i Srhiiiiilrr, Mirhnrl MrCnrri . William MacLeod, Will in in Svitl. Mnrili n MoeLlOd, Dart Harqutt, THE STAFF SIK DA MIS WILLIAM MacLEOD BILL SWEET MURK AY St ' HNKIDKK DAVE MARQUIS MIKK Mil I ' KUY MARILYN MacLEOD MR. HARTMAN Adulter The literary magazine of the College .... written and edited by the students . . . . published yearly .... Btory, essay, article, verse, critical review .... contributors are the soph composition classes, other students interested in writing, and the stall ' . . . . records today ' s writing for tomorrow ' s reading. SIXTY-SEVEN INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Sitting, lift In ri-ilil Mnnj Etta Boy, Marguerite COllgrr. Mnriil Sullivan, lliith U ' lirurr. Aitee Jacobean. Standing, lift ■ right ' ntririn Heneon, Joan Lovedag, Anne York, OFFICERS MURIEL FERRARO Preeident ELIZABETH VAN GINHOVEN l ' irt -1 ' ri tidt a ' MURIEL SULLIVAN Secretary and Treaeurer MARY ETTA ROY Alternate KITH I ' . WARNER hi i, gate ALICE K. LEWIS .1 dviii r C ' dinator ■ ( sorority activities .... that ' s tin- Intcrfratcrnit v Council . . . . ' Interfrat in the vernacular. Regulates rushing, bidding, pledging, and initiating .. . . directs the Intcrf ratcrnit v Dance .... queen social event of the college winter season. SIXTY-NINE ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER (Theta Chapter) I ' irnt rOW, lift In rii lit M. VrrmtrO, F. CflMftfi ' . 8httW, I . 8W | I . ( ' 7 . Mnnnkrii. Socood r l riijht It. Or A. C. W lf. .1. Tnrrmic . J . Wnkilii. II. ftopgoool, .V. MirrihrW. I . on. J. . Ar. Third rOW, Irft In riiiht ' ' . Mrllnwnn. . . Wimrmiilh. I ' . Wilton, M. DOolo, ' ' . Kilrbiu. M. I,. Mnrtin. M. Koatlmo, M. Kliinir, I ' . PtrtO , l . WMtm. K. Kfvn , ll. towtngir,J. Polka, SI. I.. Oiborm, W, ftalfcmt, SI. Qoo gh t E. Viiii iliiiliiivrH, li. cfoltnt Fourth row, loft to Hoht H. Stanton, .1. York, I.. VtinScoo, SI. Smith, T. illinium. II. Coftoo, I.. Judd, I.. Oareia, II Finrki. r. .Xurihri. ,. .1. limfih. .;. n ' ln-iih, k. SI. ■ ' ....•. .) . •;. Rot, 0. hotoU. OFFICERS ROBERTA FRANCISCO 1 ' m ' ulrnl. I I Si in JOYCE WAKELY f ' rtJiilll III . . ' I. Si hi i) mis BENTON t ' tet -I ' ri .lillrlll BEATRICE HAPGOOD ( ' nrrn Hinilinp Srrrrtnrii CAROLINE WOLF {irnrtliiitf Strrttttrii NAOMI MERRIHE1V Troaturtt Miss BACKUS Advltt r September .... happy reunion .... Alpha Delta together again for another year of fun ami companionship. The All-Freshman Party • ■ • • Alpha Delta, Phi Kappa Pi, Alpha Kappa Phi join forces .... tin- coke-tail party is a thing f the past. Alpha Delta go native .... native Swiss .... at the rush shindig. . . . complete with skis, chalets, and suspenders. Pledge Banquet .... pledgees groveling before the supposedly hard-hearted 1 members .... unforgettable formal initiation. Finale . . the merriest and saddest occasion of the year .... Farewell Banquet to the seniors. SEVENTY ALPHA KAPPA PHI (Delta Chapter) Front row, left to right— J, Toueeulnt, S. Bregg, It. Haven , M. MQcJLeod, M. Miller, .1. Collin . Second row, left to Hjkt—A. Betkel, C, Harkin , 8. Duionan, T. Juki, M. Collyer, I ' . Benton, I ' . Mullln, .1. T. Jloiiaghan, .1. Studholme, .1. Bucei. Third raw, left • right— I). Hewitt, M. Peartall, M. Mayell, I!. Stafford, M. .1. Sutter, I,. Moyniknn, ll. Buell, M. Murray, B. Kilby, l . Brown, ' . Murk, . . Jacobean, T. Brunette, . Perlee, -V. noonan, S. Owene, M. Belding, •. ' . Collin . Fourth row, left to right -P, Duffy, Bennett, J. Trtlawney, C, Pott, h Put, P, TUimfro, •- ' . Huuden, It. Shin. .1. Stafford. B. -Ionia. 8. PUte, 8. Howard, 0. Lubka, :. Ling, .1. Monroe. It. Arnold, E, O ' Brien. O. Track. OFFICERS MARGUERITE COLI.YER Preeideni PATRICIA BENSON f r iee-P ' re ident MISS KELLEY Advi er ANNE BETHEL Secretary PATRICIA MULLIN Treaeurer Fun and fellowship .... those arc tin- ties Hint bind. Fun at tin- Rush Patty .... happy Agos entertaining in Hie Agonian Room. Fellowship and cooperation .... Alpha Kappa I ' lii joining with Phi Kappa Pi and Alpha Delta for their welcoming party for freshmen and that social biggie, the Interfraternity Dance. Pledging .... the banquet .... yellow roses .... speeches .... blue and gold banner .... candlelight ceremony at midnight .... Hell Week horrors .... formal initiation .... and sisters, one and all. Highlight of a great year .... Grand Chapter Convocation .... Delta Chapter as proud host .... Agos from all over the State .... carrying on the tradition of the Agonian Fraternity. Then good-bye .... the Senior ltani|uct .... fond farewells .... tears and happy memories . . . best wishes for the future of Agos and of Alpha Kappa Phi. SEVENTY-ONE PHI KAPPA PI Firnl nm: hfl In riiihl It. Min ir. ( ' . Arruri. A. DtW0jf, A. Ti arrow. Steond hfl • right II. Ilurnrll, 7 . Furlef, I ' . Martin, II. Wanir, II. WUIiamion, M. 8 1 mart, W. Chagnou, M. Whitntv. Third rmc, hfl in right ,. Sinrkrr. J. Coritr, J. Eugrl. M. Irish. .1 . MtCardli, .1. Loviday, . . Patmon, A. Frtnch, M. .1. DBIon, (I. Bogtr, r. Waechttr, T. MeOanu, ' . Hill. Fou rth I :. ' , h fi in right- l ' . Touittaint, .1. ffanh, P. CToncy, M. Sullivan, II. Mount, .. Croft, l B ' chard, I ' . Dil ' ew, i ' . Jiappir, M. Phair, .1. Ranmniutii, M- Rifmbtrg, .1. Mtaehrm, M. J. Drnarhg. I ' .. Hmwn. OFFICERS JAYNE VAN DEUSEN PrtridtHt, t$t - s ' ' RUTH P. WARNER Prttidtnt, . ' ml 8t m. PAT MARTIN Vict-Prttidtnt MARILYN STEWART ' ' orrttpondhig 8aen targ WANDA CHAGNON Iti ' rnriliiig Secretary Barbara Williamson Treawrtr Miss .ill. I a DETRAZ Adviter Delta Clio, vou ' re the one. . . . A hifr year for the Delta chapter of Phi Kappa I ' i . . . . welcoming everyone back to college with their All-College Tea .... joining with Alpha Delta and Alpha Kappa Phi for the Freshman Party and the Interfraternity Dance .... fun and surprises with their rushees at the Clio Circus .... Pledge Banquet .... Hell Week .... formal initia- tion .... two dozen new Clio daisies .... Convocation at (Jcnesco .... reunions and fond farewells at the Clio Breakfast .... looking forward to another wonderful year in Phi Kappa Pi. SEVENTY-TWO ATHLETIC BOARD Left to right Jam Brauntgan. Dorothy White, Richard Oriffln, I ' erda Bouee. OFFICERS UK IIAKI) CUIKFIN Pretidenl .IAMKS HKANN ICiAN Y r ice-PreeUieut DOROTHY WHITE Secretaru STEWART LINDEN Delegate VERDA HOUSE A Iternale MR. WILEY MISS BACKUS Advitere Here are the men and women who make P. S. T. C ' s athletic tradition tick out in- tramural and intercollegiate sports .... distribute the funds .... set up the rides . . . . plan the program. They ' re a dynamic group .... meet monthly .... review the past and present .... outline the future. SEV ENTY-FOUH VARSITY BASKETBALL Sitting, left in right It. Origin, it. Gnldm. II . Stachawtez, J. Lavorando, 8. Fedele, M. 8toronekg, M. liaBoegtu, It. Baker, Standing, Irfi to right— Mr. WOeg, I ' . Voting, It. Maeeg, II. Stokee, . . Bennett, It. Marrow, F. Lapham, F. Siintiwr. Mr. .In nir.t. Running true to predictions, the basketball squad came tli rough with eleven wins against five losses. To its credit are two wins over Potsdam, otherwise undefeated. P. S. T. ( ' . played admirable hall against competent squads from Massachusetts, Ver- mont, and Canada in addition to New York teams .... trill v a glorious contribution to our school ' s athletic tradition. The jayvees contributed immeasurably to the team ' s record. Their successes are an indication of what we may look forward to next season. Volleyball set the pace for a rapidly expanding intramural program — the two top teams engaged in a five-game play-off .... the winners received suitable awards. In addition, an all-star team, selected from the competing squads, played several local out- fits .... the results were satisfying. SEVENTY-FIVE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row, li-ft to r ' ujhl T. ( itirrhro. . . Itumiomm, ( ' . Mailt 11. It. linllvr. Standing, l?ft to right— F. Paro, .1. Light, F. 8tokt9, F. La Duke, J. Bennttt, Mr. Wilt if. MEN ' S VOLLEYBALL Settled, left in right l . Ohott, It. Butler, I ' . Gordon, . . Light, M. MeCurrg, ■. ' . Vahnze, It. Mhchltr, .1. Smith, J. Sanborn. Standing, U-fi in r ' ujhl — H ' . It m i . .1 . Dow la , .1 . M h u. i 1 . Wateon, F. Stark, It. Leeperanee, It. Baker, S. Linden, l . Kelieu, Strotlon, -I. Junior, SEVENTY-SIX WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL CARDINAL -WHITE TEAM Stated, left right — . B nton, H. Raymond, I ' . Ro ' teh, • ' . Paterton. I.. La tray, l . Parker, C. Northrop, I . Bouee, Standing, left to right II. 8ttlette, K. Mm . M. .1. Dillon, K. Looby, I ' . MacPtek, M. Dinuey, . White, c. Qould, AT. Merrihexe. ARCHERY The first of spring, and that ' s the signal. Miss Backus and her bund of Robin Hoods .... hows .... quivers .... targets .... the enthusiasm of the tyros .... the grace of the pros. Out of the past .... mcmoi-its of Doris Armbruster and .lane Pater- son .... champions of yesteryear .... out of today .... today was tomorrow when the Cakdixal copy came in ... . but certainly more enthusiasm as of old .... more in the springs to come. SOFTBALL Batter up .... Strike one .... Home run!! The shouts accompany the first chirping robin .... birds and spring .... spring and softball tournament. Choosing up picking the captain .... getting a catchy team name .... taking positions .... then hours of diligent fun .... finally the GAME. Spectators cheering you on .... maybe victory .... maybe defeat .... anyway some- thing of today to keep for tomorrow ' s memory. SKY KNTY-SKVKN CHEERLEADERS Lrft In ri;;ht I ' nt l ' ' i ii . J inn limit. IVftffl ffown, Mnrlitt Fhs. Finn art I ' iji , . 1 tin T ' ltiitnl . .1 MM RoMI . Seven little girls in rod unil white Who lead the cheers for those who fight. They ' ve done a swell job with each new ehePfJ We salute them all for a successful year. TUMBLING Athletes all, the tumbling team keeps in trim. Hand springs .... somersaults . . . . building pyramids .... strenuous business .... and only part of the story. Plenty of perfection .... hut plenty of practice first .... hard work the keynote when the public performance is on tap .... that ' s in Assembly .... Dance Club sharing the double billing. Ten girls make up the team June Hunt ' -, the captain .... each year an Achievement Letter goes to the star. WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL Plenty of excitement in this interclass sport this year Junior Purple on top at the climax .... they won nine games. Senior lied took seven .... nine are two better. Honor teams polished off the season .... Doris Brown ' s Reds beat Lorraine Latrav ' s White team .... but 89-86 .... close and thrilling. Lots of enthusiasm .... lots of skill all the way .... so much success. SEV BNTY-BIGHT TUMBLING Front rtiw, Irft to riijhl — Dot lirti ' itt, torn t ' or. cr. KaM DtfHJI. Hark row, irf i in right- Ann Qedd , Jun Hunt, Marion trhh, Mnrrict Qougn, Pai ' '  ; -. WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL Fir I row. It- ft tit ri ' ' hl If. yi itch . IK UtOXOH .1 . . . Itilliiti. I ' . My. .V. .1 trrilifti ' . .1 . h ' tij . 8tmding, Iff i in right I.. Onreia, A ' . Looby, M. Ftrrii, r. itacPttk, A ' . Rival, l . Parker. SEVENTY-NINE DANCE CLUB Knn-limj. hf I In rii hl .1. ■«• • i , . . Onldu. Standing, i -ft in right— P. Fitzpatriek, M. Kormnn. F. Clancp, I ' . Janet, J. Pulka, M. KMnrr, It. KUbn, M. Qarrttt, A. Hank, . . Unenrl, . . Mttirhum, li. IVhit , . . iinrtki. .1. Rogeri, 0. Ptrlt . OFFICERS NANC Y ERVING JEAN MEACHEM Preridtnt Sicrtlarg and Tttawrer MISS BACKUS Terpsichoreans of tin- College .... tin- Dance Club .... meeting weekly .... prac- ticing spiral turns and pus de basque for the climax of the season ' s activities . . . .per- formance in assembly .... choreography for manv of the original dances contributed by rlul) members. EIGHTY-ONE OUTING CLUB Firtt row, Irfi in right— A. tturth, M. J. Dillon, .1. Wanmnulh, C. Northrop, . . York, J. Cortetti, B. Wll- litimxon. 8, PuwU, II. Sitlti t, . . Hartley, Sirmiit row, lift I,, right— A, Ittthii. . . Itiktrt. ( ' . htwUt, li. Nolan, K. Marrow, F, Kornguth, ' . Arnold, I,. Croft, F, Gardner, M. lltlding, IV, Chagnon, J. W««iW. OFFICERS BOB MARROW JANET HAEXEL I ' i ' t nidi a? I h lt-t ttt i CATHERINE HAUKINS MISS BACKUS St-rr, fiirii itntl Trtanumr AdvUifr Mavtime .... and Cumberland Head aesthetic eye .... outdoor lunches .... an walk, you can sit ... . and pedal a bicycle. Summer .... swimming .... picnics. The leaves that crisp to nothingness . . and mountain climbs In skis and skates. Variety .... that ' s the Outing Club ' s at its loveliest .... student energy and thi- rl fresh-air appetites. If you don ' t like to . . the thoughts that turn from ferry trips kevnote. i-.icin v-two Tl WA-YA-EE Pint tow, left i right- I ' . Anthony, J. Lovtday, M. J. Dillon, M. Rudolf, l . Hrir.cn. Standing, lift t right-— J. •• ' . Uamghan, . Benton, l . Orth, B. Kllbg, 8. Pitt , M. Collyer. OFFICERS DORIS BROWN BUNNY KILBY Chief First Runner ESTHER TRIUMPHO Mil. CHARLES SMITH Wampum Keeper MISS SHIBLES Adviter These tribesmen and tribeswomen do the future by going back to the past. Forest primeval is their meat .... camping and Red Man ' s lore. They ' re fall and spring no- mads in Twin Valleys ' (500 acres .... that ' s where their name comes from .... bead and leather workers when the winter snows are deep on their favorite hunting ground. EIGHTY-THREE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Front row, left ' tight— A, O ' Neill, II. Vint Id, O. Stout, .V. Borton, C. Oregon, M. Belding, .1. Qedde , J. Utiderhill. Seated, left in right— G, Monakey, .1. York. II. Waeemuth, .1. Bveei, M. J. Dillon, . . •  . M. Millie. .1. Collin , M. Benedetto, Third row, left in right — .V. Powell, B. Portnow, C. North, C -« ' ' «. • ' . Penajit, It. Butty, Mi .- Bnrwaeh, O, Boytr, I.. Lather, Oeborne, .1. French, l . White, U. Williamnan, M. .lurk. Mr . itcOrath, A. Jacobean. C Hartford, P, Qaffney, .. VanBeoy, C. Northrop, h ' -mrili row, left in right— ' P. Duffy, C. Nnpper, I. flelmer, .1. Tan ton, M. Fogs.C. Artnrl, H. A, ilaurhof, M. Whitney, . . Horan, L. Oroft, 0. Lewie, J. Baefele, .1. Mitchell, • ' . Baenel, I ' . Benton, .V. Mcrrlhew. I.. Rice. OFFICERS l KV JAXE DILLON Prt tidenl JOAN HESS n-t -Prt eldent ANNE YOKK Secretary MAKII.YN MILLER Treaenrer MISS RURWASH MRS. McGRATH . dvieere This has been an active year for the Home Economics Club. The club donated money to tin- Foreign Fellowship Fund .... sponsored a get-acquainted tea tor tin- freshmen and the All-College Christmas Tea .... published the Plathecon, the yearly did) maga- zine .... staged n fashion show for club members .... enjoyed educational movies and talks. With a rear like this behind them, we know that this club has a bright and busy future. EIGHTY-FOUR STUDENT-NURSE TEACHERS Fir t row, lift in right- I.. BUmkard, . . mm, M. liurr. S. Harden. Steond r«w. hfi t n,,hi ••. , . ' « , a. .. s,,f,ri. r. mil. . . Wniiim„ , n , it. Buett, m. Wihom, Third row. lift in right— T. Livitt, If. Papal , J. Williams. 8. Havm,  ' . Oould, P. Bmtt, B. MeCormiek, J. Bartlttt, •. ' . Vtghtbody, ■;. Halltr, .1. Radxoay, OFFICERS BAR HA HA BOiCllAKn I ' fi xiih ill HARJORIE WILSON Via -Prt ' iiii ni JANE WILLIAMS lii-rnrilinii Strri ' tii rj MARY JANE BEATTIE Corntpondktg 81 erttarg JOAN HAH I LK I I T rt imurrr MILDRED MARTELL DtligaU NATALIE POMEROY MISS KINGERSK1 AdvUl r 1948 kikI second anniversary for the School Nurse-Teacher Chili. It numbers all the girls who ' ll one dav be graduated from Alma Mater as registered nurses with Bach- elor of Science degrees .... qualified to officiate in anv New York State school as DUrse- teachera. In .March thev helped see the last of the I . S. Cadet Nurse Corps to their diplomas . . . . ancestor of the present department .... from now on the girls sail to teaching berths under a professional hanner. The cluh talks up current topics .... problems .... opportunities .... makes the sisterhood acquainted .... says — Live and let live. EIGHTY-FIVE ELEMENTARY CLUB Bitting, !• ft in r ight Mr. Jawtu, ' ' . GYmmom, J- Lovtdag, u. . •  ■. McGowau, C. Harkhu, Vim 8ibl g. Binding, Ufi in right— J. Latntamdo, I.. {fate , I.. Judd, I ' . Martin. l . Moeh, M. I.. O bormt, •. ' . Broek- wog, II- McCmib. GLORIA LbDUC Prttident OFFICERS ■KIAX I.OVKDAY Truimirrr TIIKHKSA MiGOW AN I ' iet-Prtfidtui CATHY HARKINS litlt i ntf TIIKHKSA (il.KASON s, eretary MISS SIBLEY MR. JAMES Advht rr This year the Elementary Club lias increased its membership t include all the stu- dents in the Elementary course .... and in its fifth year as a professional club, has be- come the youngest member f the New York State Teachers ' Association. Social gath- erings .... talks by such prominent people as Dr. Eldrcd and Mr. Codding .... dele- gates to the Northern Zone Conference .... student-presented assemblies .... these are the activities of the club. Through the efforts of capable leaders, interested advisers, and active members, the future of the club promises to be successful. EIGHTY-SIX ELEMENTARY CLUB Front, li ft i; right- 0. Cook, M. Vtreaee, M. Wfenborg, M. . . Oibbome, II. Nolan, It. Mager, M. Stewart. Second row, lefl to right it. Drang, J. T. Monaghau, W, Chagnon, ' ' . Juki, M. Smith, .v. Oineolta, K. Bennett, B. Stein. Third row, left to right — H. Moore, J. Monroe, . Benton, • . Writer, J, Knapp, H. Rubin, F. Qardner, l . Brown, J. Paterton, K. Bartleg, B, Kili-g. 0. Ling. II. Monroe, I ' . Rooneg, M. Lurch. Fourth rout, left to right J. Ooretttt, F. SanlOne, It ' , illen, U. Kelleg, It. tlriffin. It. ' Marrow. It. linker, P. stork. J. Bennett, W. Sweet, It. Fortier, P. Dabg, l . Marqult, Front, left to right— O. Lee, F.. Boretmger, M. J. Dennehg, B. Bapgood, M. Yattkg, 0, P ' ' • HUlnum. Second row, left to right II. I ' rovatt. ],. Klaraman, K. Mellon, F. Ouputo, A. Sherman, A . Dunn, It. Arnold, It. Barrett, Third row. left to right . . Fitzgerald, L. Dicker, I ' . Muttin, .1. Blaziekek, II. Snge, A. Rafmueteu, C. Waechter, ' . McOann. M. Dogie, I ' , itolirh. f. Wolf, F. SchUlen, Rent Lowinger. Fourth row, left to right- J. Bartleg, R. Smith, s. DaBoin, v. MaePeek, W. Stmttnn, ' . . Stafford. . , Sanborn, ■;. Slatterg, . . Light, B, Butette, P. Gordon, ' ;. Benware, It. Mleekler, C. Decker, w. Btacho- tries, II. La tin re. M. Rogal, F. Beehard. EIGHTY-SEVEN MEN ' S CLUB h ' irtl r  u-. Irfl In right— J . Miihrn, J. Snuhorn, It. A ' W ry. J. DoUfUU, C Hliinrhnril, I ' . V OW Bf , H. Furliir. It. Mnrrir..-. II. PrOVOSt. 8«oond row, lift right— D, MwrqytU, It. Oriftu, It. Pnrdg, II. McCanu, Uudou, It. kHichtir, J. Low- rondo, M. aehntidtr, 0. Motion, ' . 8auton0, .1 . LaJtooqut. PMrd lift to right I ' . Gordon, • ' . Kirk, W. Btoehowh , 8. Lilian. E. Valootw. It. Loiporaneo, .1. Hi mi, 11. ' . si,irk . .v. Kmznltz, .1. Light, II. Btokt; ' ' . (hterritro, l . Nolan, It. Poinodt. Fourth r .:. ' . Uft iii right It. Maeey, 8. FtdtU, .1. Smith. 0. TourvllU, . ' . Nophtw, Junior, M. Crt$$og, It. Bakor, If. Tontr, it, Storotaky, M. UtOurrg, T. DongUu, It. Alton, It. Bntlor, I ' , ' ..v. . olr.,11. BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOB LAVORANDO DICK HISCHLBH Chairman STEWART LINDEN HUGH DAVITT DR. EVEREST HENRY McCANN Adviiti The long discussed and much debated Men ' s Club became a thing f the present this year. Club plans t . . . - elect a delegate to Hie House .... sponsor socials .... make awards for outstanding Contributions, socially and in the field of athletics .... have emergence fund .... help in soliciting johs .... help students scholnsticiillv. We think the Men ' s Cluh has a hijr future. EIGHTY-EIGHT FOOTLIGHTS CLUB Front mic. Irft to right ' . Chagium, II. Ilmcri. II. Stein, E. Ilrimrtt. I ' . SI nil in. ' . Itrl ' eic. ' . Ilarkint. Second rule. Irfl tn ' right— J .  « «, . F. Clanrg, M. Ilogle. I.. Xoron, F. Kornguth. ' . hi mil. J. t ' ornetti. Third rou: Irfl to right— It. Stafford, It. Smith. J. Ih.ff. It. Ilutler. It. .lllrn. J. Wgmaii. r ' . I ' gr. K. Collin: OFFICERS EDNA BENNETT I ' reniilent BETTY STEIN Viee-Vreeiilrnl BAKU All A HAWKS Secretary PATRICIA Ml I.I. IN Trranurrr I ' ATH ICI A Di l ' KW 1 1 ele gal ' r MR. II AH I ' M AN . I ilviie r They ' re Footlights people because they shine upon tin- stage. All kinds of dramatic talents are represented hen- .... actors .... stage crews .... directors .... electricians .... make-up specialists .... costumers .... cue tech nicians .... nil an- equally important .... all play exciting parts. This year the club presented the Broadway liit CUuulin as its full-length spring production .... got ready with pantomimes, skits, and one-act plays at the regular meetings .... did the annual Christmas Pageant in collahoration with other organize tions in the College. The boys and girls deserve a curtain call. EIGHTY-NINE ASTRONOMY CLUB Front ,„;,•, . .. riijht II. llartrr. •- ' . Jomr. .1. Ihirnnc, J . lloff, I). DiUill. .1. Tanton, I ' . Sham, • Orth, M. . . Ili um hy. St ' roiitl row. Irft to riijht I ' . Htnunn. . . Ilithrl. I . Hi ll. M. Schnritlrr. M. I.n llori ue . ' . Satuiint ' . ' . Wolf. Third row, Irft rights. Unmix, II. Sulfite, ir. Dkvi ii, Ik Brow , l r. ButttrholU, s. Wtt , .. Jmdd H. Htutlt. OFFICERS PRANK SANSON K DOROTHY DsWlTT Pritidi a ' 8terttary-Tr aiurer Ml ' H HAY SC HNKIDKH PAT BENSON V lri -1 ' ri niil ' nl Dtltgutt In lining DR. RUSTERHOLTZ Advtiw When you wish upon a star . . . . Once again tins year by popular demand Dr. Rustcrholtz ' s group presented their excellent program, The Zodiac Constellations. Star Gazing is nuirc than an idle phrase to the astronomers of our College. Infor- mal discussions .... will-known speakers .... telescope observations .... such are their varied activities. NINETY SUPPER CLUB SeaUd, lift i a right— L. Lalray, Q. Boger.J. limit, .v. Cineotta, K. Bartltg, h. Orth. Slniiiliiig. Iff I In right — F. ■« « «. ' . Shine; II. .Ilfnril, (J, h ' mnil:. I., tlnrrin. M. LOrch, M. Pott, . Hiirrt, M. I ' rrmicr. OFFICERS I. OK l A INK I.ATKAY Vrfniili nt WINIKKKD BIKRCK Si rri tnrg MISS STKVKNS Adviser SI 1 1 HI. KY (OH F.N Trnumrt r OF.RTRCDK Kl ' MT . ). . gnli Chinese chopstick meals .... Kosher feasts .... Swedish smorgasbord .... crea- tive eating experiences planned bv the Su] per Club this year .... monthly meetings . . . . meals prepared and served by the club members. Biggest thing for the Supper ( lubbers .... organization of the ALL-COLLEGE SITPER. NINF.TY-ONK. RED CROSS Srnlril. hfl In rxjhl- It. OtbOtH, 0. NvtUwOf, M. Srhnridrr. J. Wailmntk, II. All , If. Utirrrtt. E. Ilnr,l- mgtr, 3. T. mtoMMgkoM, J. .Ihr. Standing, lift in rUjhi—T. Levitt. K. Gorrtpttn, M. L. Martin, J. lloff. . . jwa, ,. iierker. s. l ami . Tho opening of school in September brought forth 11 new organization .... a col- lege unit of the Red Cross .... was soon recognized by the House .... aims? . . . . quite a few .... broader knowledge of f irst aid .... water safety .... and others. Even in its embryonic state .... infancy, that is .... I ' . S. T. ( ' . has found the unit to be an asset to both the college and the town. NINETY-TWO ART CLUB Stilted, lift In rii hl Jwir I ' literit ' in, MUt$ A ndfTMQH, I ' ntririn Hi ' iimiii . I ' nrnli ii -Y r i. Standing, foft in right — Jmirt WatimMth, Attet Jacobton, Jnyrr Reiter, Marti Vtrtaei, Elmnor Broekway, Mnriii n WMtnty, Olorta Boyir OFFICERS PAT BENSON I ' rt ' niili til CAROLYN NORTH ' in -I ' ri giih nl JAM-. PATERSON Srrnhirii- ' r ri ' itfiirvr MA HIK VERSACE Ih li i n r MISS ANDERSON Art enthusiasts .... take notice!! The annual art exhibit, sponsored by the Art Chili. i the place for vow. Skilled students make something out of almost nothing. They take leather, k ' ,1ss - Wood. heads .... make billfolds, etched tumhlcrs, hand painted trays, head belts. The future product in mind, they work with the materials at hand. NINETY-THREE The Cardinal has given you a word and picture story of enmpus life at P. S. T. C. We think the future holds even greater promise. This year lias Been two of our visions become actualities — the new Rome Manage- ment House — the opening of Conway Hall. P. S. T. C. has three more dreams which are rapidly developing into realities. Blue- prints are already drawn up for the new Home Kconomics building to be erected on the campus. Plans are in the making for the women ' s dormitory on the Conway proper- ty. And, of interest to P. S. T. C. ' s sportsmen, Twin Valleys will soon have a ski lodge suitable for many activities. The foundations of the Past — The efforts of the Present — The dreams of the Future — These constitute our heritage. SKI LODGE AT TWIN VALLEYS OUR SUBSCRIBERS American Legion Ames A ii (rrlo ' s Austin ' s Bcemcr ' s Book Stole Holies Garage Alan .did Harry Booth Bourdcau ' s Bragg Bros. Canclyland Champlain and .strand Theatre! Clare and Carl ' s Clark ' s Jewelers Clinton Diner Clinton 1 ' ress College Court Connor ' s Pharmacy Co|H ' land Oil Co. Co y Corner Cuniherland Hotel Cumberland Motor Sales Daley ' s I ' liarinaey Deforr ' s Servier Station and Hestaurant Dock and Coal Co. Dodge and Fra .ier Dossert [nsiiranee Co. Kris Motor Sales Klks l-odgr Pdnberg and Jerry M. H. nahman Co. Fit- Kite Shop .1. .1. FHapatriek Frecliorii Kleetrie Supply General Ice Cream Corp. (irnrt ' s Ijquors and Wines Gero ' s (irrvais Decorating Studio Gioisoa I.iipior Store Gordon and Abraham Cordon ' s Boot Shop Ciuibord and Hupirood Insurance lla 4 ' ii Music Store Hitchcock ! I ' liarinaey Hobby Ranger Horses hoe H est a u ra n t Kassrl ' s H. Kehor Kiwanis Club 1 .apham ' s I .a ramie Studio I trio ' s I. arkin Pharmacy I.emieux ' s Uppa and Co. Loonberdonl Fruit Co. Markstone Boot Sho|i Marshall ' s A. Mason and Son K. S. Mason May fair Hut Simp MeMartin ' s Auto Supply Merkels Heron ' s Hestaurant Mickey ' s Tavern Montgomery Ward Morris ' [GA Store W. .1. Murray Nash Recreation Nash Super Serviee Station National Army Stores Nelson ' s Flower Shop Nit7.i ' s Northern Oldsmohile Ost rainier Beauty Shop l ' al Blade I ' ll rson ' s PaVOne Bros. Peyton ' s Plattsbnrgh Bnich Co. Plattshurgh Dairy Co., Ine. Plattshurgh Kleetrie Supply Plattshurgh Fruit Co. I ' lattshurirh Cress-Republican Plattshurgh Shoe Hospital I ' ombrio ' s 1 ' ost Bar lice Station Kaymond ' s Florist Savage Studio Sender ' s Liquor and Winr Storr Shar ron ' s Shrlton ' s A. K. Shrrman Singer Sewing Machine Shop Spear Bros. Spiegel ' s Cleaners Stollman ' s Dress Shop Stoughton ' s The Varsity V. F. W. WMFF Welch ' s Williamson ' s Ksso Service Witherill Hotel Wolfe ' s ONK 11CNDHKD