Sarah Lawrence College - Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

c s a r a h I a w r e n c e c 0 1 I e g e 1 9 4 8 b r 0 n x v • 1 I I e n e w y o r k The gate is open wide To ever flowing knowledge. Our progress and our pride Is Sarah Lawrence College. The beat of freedom’s drum Is sounding far and near. A ca 11 to a 11 who come To tell, to tell, to tell that we are here. Page Four Mfw DEDICATION YOUR FAITH IN OUR ABILITIES AND YOUR FRIENDSHIP AND UNDERSTANDING GAVE US THE SECURITY TO LOOK BEYOND OURSELVES. Page Six RUDOLPH ARNHEIM Page Seven s E N I O R S OLIVE CARTER AMES January 29, 1927 . . . Oklahoma City . . . Classen High School. Oklahoma City . . . Hits and Misses, Dance Ac- companist . . . Art Club . . . Music, History and Sculpture . . . Further Study in Music, Travel and Golf. JOAN BELLAMY February 26, 1927 . . . Cleveland, Ohio . . . Hathaway Brown School, Cleve- land . . . Senior Class President. Cur- riculum Committee, D.Q., Dimensions, Voice Club, Chorus, Student Council. Student Council Committee . . . Music and Literature . . . Journalism. Page Nine JANE BINNEY September 4, 1926 . . . Milton, Mass. . . . Winsor School, Boston. Mass. . . . Dance Croup President 1946-1947, 1947-1948, Hits and Misses. Student Council Secretary-Treasurer, Chorus, Faculty-Student Committee, Art Club . . . Dance and Social Science . . . Dancing. BARBARA BIRKELUND September 19, 1926 . . . Glencoe, III. . . . Mills College, Oakland. Calif. . . . CAMPUS Advertising Manager. French Club . . . Political Science, Fashion Promotion. Page Ten jtrv r Jk d JOAN CROSVENOR BLAIR September 25. 1926 . . . Bryn Mawr. Pa. . . . St. Margaret's School. Water- bury, Conn. . . . Art Club. Community House . . . Art and Science ... In- definite Plans. LILIAN THOMAS BRADFORD May 24. 1926 .. . Scarsdale. N. Y. . . . Bennett junior College. Millbrook, N. Y. . . . Chorus. Radio. S.L.C. Eco- nomics . . . Research in the Advertising Field. Page Eleven JOYCE CARLETON December 12, 1925 ... St. Paul, Minn. . . . Summit School. St. Paul. Minn. . . . Scholarship Fund. European War Relief Committee . . . Psychology . . . Post- Graduate Work in Psychology. MYRA COHN August 17, 1926 . . . Beverly Hills, Calif. . . . Fairfax High School. Holly- wood. Calif. . . . Chorus. War Board, CAMPUS Literary Editor. Dimensions Editor, Hits and Misses, Curriculum Committee. Poetry Hour Chairman, Radio S.L.C . . . Writing . . . Graduate Work and Writing. Page Twelve HARRIET M. CONNER March 15. 1927 . . . Louisville. Ky. . . . Louisville Collegiate School. Louis- ville, Ky. . . . Art Club. Community House. Hospital Service . . . Art and Child Psychology . . . Marriage. BRENDA COOKE March 8. 1924 . . . Honolulu. Hawaii . . . Kingswood School. Crownbrook. Detroit . . . Poetry Hour, Air Raid Warden. CAMPUS. Fire Warden. Looking Class . . . Oriental Art and History . . . Work as Oriental Art Curator. Page Thirteen CARLOTTA DAM AN DA August 18, 1927 . . . Rochester, N. Y. . . . The Harley School. Rochester. N. Y. . . . Hits and Misses. Religious Round Table. Field Work Committee. Community House, Radio S.L.C. . . . Social Science and Theatre . . . Further Work in Theatre. HOPE DECHERT January 15, 1927 . . . Culph Mills, Pa. . . . Agnes Irwin School, Wynnewood, Pa. . . . Prom Committee, Art Club. Sleep-Until-Noon Club President . . . Writing and Contemporary Civilization . . . Marriage. Page Fourteen EVE DU PONT August 6, 1927 . . . Wilmington, Del. . . . Westover School. Middlebury. Conn. . . . CAMPUS . . . Composition and Design . . . Work in Advertising. JANE PACE EDMONDSON January 23. 1926 . . . Elizabeth. N. j. . . . Battin High School. Elizabeth. N. J. . . . Athletic Association. Work Program Co-Chairman, P.A.C.. Dance Group . . . Social Science . . . Produc- tive Living. Page Fifteen BARBARA ELIZABETH EISNER July 2, 1926 . . . Rockford, III. . . . Chatham Hall, Chatham, Va. . . . Span- ish Club, Art Club. College Events Committee. Prom Committee 1946- 1947, 1947-1948 . . . Art . . . Work with an Architect. GLENN ELLIS July 24, 1925 . . . Greenwich, Conn. . . . Smith College, Northampton. Mass. . . . Chorus. CAMPUS News Editor . . . Music, Literature and Writ- ing . . . Composition of Music. Page Sixteen JUDITH NULSEN GAMBLE June 16, 1926 ... St. Louis, Mo. . . . John Burroughs School, Clayton, Mo. . . . Chorus Manager, Prom Committee. Film Committee, Art Club. Scholarship Committee . . . Interior Planning . . . Further Study in Art and Travel. MARY PERRY GERSTENBERG August 3, 1926 . . . New York City . . . Madeira School, Creenway, Va. . . . Chorus, French Club . . . Litera- ture . . . Graduate School. Page Seventeen DONNA HELEN GIBBS April 6, 1926 . . . Pasadena. Calif. . . . Anoakia - Flintridge School. Arcadia. Calif. . . . CAMPUS Art Editor. Art Club, Yearbook Editor 1946- 1947, 1947-1948, Hits and Misses Treasurer, Prom Committee. Film Committee . . . Psychology and History of Art . . . Marriage and Graduate Work in Art Criticism. ELIZABETH GILLIES June 25. 1926 . . . Albany. N. Y. . . . St. Agnes School. Loudonville, N. Y. . . . Art Club, Philosophy and Religious Round Table, Dining Room Co-Chair- man. Scholarship Committee. Prom Committee 1947-1948 . . . Art Com- position and Design and Philosophy . . . Industrial Design. Page Eighteen NORMA BROMBERG GOODMAN (MRS. ELLIOT R. GOODMAN) December 28, 1925 . . . Brookline, Mass. . . . Simmons College. Fenway, Mass. . . . P.A.C., Philosophy Round Table . . . Psychology and Political Sci- ence . . . Work in Psychology and Political Science. CHARLOTTE SCOTT HANNAFORD May 8. 1927 . . . Winnetka. III. . . . North Shore Country Day School. Winnetka, III. . . . Chorus, Hits and Misses, Athletic Association President, Yearbook . . . Arts and Psychology . . . Travel. Page Nineteen CYNTHIA HARDER October 26, 1926 . . . New York City . . . The Chapin School, New York City . . . Religious Round Table, Art Club. Community House . . . Art and Social Science . . . Graduate Work. ATHENE HEALY july 28. 1924 . . . Chicago. III. . . . New York Institute for Education of the Blind, Bronx, N. Y. . . . Chorus. Poetry Hour. Voice Club . . . Music and Writing . . . Graduate Study in Litera- ture. Page Twenty VIRGINIA VEY HEIDENKAMP March 7, 1926 . . . Pittsburgh. Pa. . . . Abbot Academy. Andover. Mass. . . . CAMPUS Feature Editor. Chorus. Col- lege Events Committee. Spanish Club. Radio Dramatic Workshop. Music Club, Dance Croup. European War Relief Committee . . . Social Science and Arts . . . Work in Education. CORLENE ANN HOBBS September 30. 1926 . . . Chicago. III. . . . Ethel Walker School, Simsbury, Conn. . . . Hits and Misses. Art Club, Chorus. Fire Warden . . . Psychology and Art . . . Work in Interior Design. P.ific Twenty-one DANIEL HORWITZ February 17, 1921 . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . James Madison High School. Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . Radio Dramatic Workship, Recreation Committee . . . Chemistry and Music . . . Graduate School. RITA jUDD June 26, 1926 . . . Honolulu. Hawaii . . . Punahou School, Honolulu. Hawaii . . . P.A.C., Student Council, Robinson House President, N. S. A. Delegate, I.S.S. Delegate. CAMPUS . . . Social Science . . . Political Field. Page Twenty-two DEBORAH KATZ May 22, 1926 . . . Baltimore, Md. . . . The Park School, Baltimore, Md. . . . CAMPUS Drama Editor, Yearbook Business Manager . . . Writing and Psychology . . . Journalism and Social Work. ALISON KIMBALL February 2, 1927 . . . Greenville. Del. . . . The Westover School. Middebury, Conn. . . . Dimensions . . . Writing and Literature . . . Writing. Pafip Twonty-threp POLLY KINNEAR April 6. 1926 . . . Pittsburgh, Pa. . . . Miss Porter’s School. Farmington. Conn. . . . CAMPUS Editor 1947. Chorus. Religious Round Table. Recre- ation Committee . . . Social Science . . . Social Work. MARGARET KNIGHT January 21, 1925 . . . San Diego. Calif. . . . The Bishop’s School. La Jolla, Calif. . . . Chorus. Student Council. Junior Class President. Music Club. Student Council Committee . . . Sci- ence and Music . . . Work in Science. P.irp Twrnly-four LISA GILMAN LEIGHTON September 22. 1926 . . . New York City . . . Chapin School. New York City . . . Painting . . . Teaching. MARGARET BRETTUN LUCAS May 3. 1925 . . . Villanova, Pa. . . . Bradford Junior College. Bradford. Mass. . . . Gilbert House President, Student Council . . . Literature and Writing . . . Marriage and Publicity Work. P.ifje Twenty five BARBARA TOBOCO MARCUS December 18, 1926 . . . West Hart- ford. Conn. . . . Mt. St. Joseph Acad- emy. West Hartford. Conn. . . . CAM- PUS . . . Poltical Science . . . Politics. JOAN HENDERSON MARSHALL December 2. 1926 . . . Providence. R. I. . . . Pembroke College. Providence. R. I. . . . Chorus. Yearbook Advertising Manager, Theatre Benefit Drive Chair- man. French Club . . . Social Science . . . Fashion Work. Page Twenty-six JOAN L. MEESKE March 4, 1927 . . . Muskegon, Mich. . . . Ethel Walker School. Simsbury, Conn. . . . Fire Warden, Recreation Committee, Chorus . . . Painting . . . More Painting. BARBARA MOFFETT July 13, 1926 . . . Canandaigua, N. Y. . . . Stevens College. Columbia, Mo. . . . Chorus, Dimensions . . . Writing . . . Free-lance Writing. Page Twenty-seven JANE MARIE MOTT July 25. 1926 . . . New York City . . . Garrison Forest School. Garrison. Md. . . . Chorus President, Community House President. Art Club . . . Painting and Social Science . . . Marriage and Painting. JANE MURRAY July 1. 1926 . . . New York City . . . Vassar College. Poughkeepsie. N. Y. . . . Radio S.L.C., Community House . . Literature and Writing . . . Script Writing for Radio. Parc Twenty eight PHYLLIS MURRAY July 1, 1926 . . . New York City . . . Vassar College. Poughkeepsie. N. Y. . . . Philosophy Round Table. P.A.C., Dimensions . . . Psychology . . . Gradu- ate Work in Sociology at the Univer- sity of Chicago. 4 + IRENE PEARLMAN September 26. 1926 . . . Chicago. III. . . . University of Chicago High School. Chicago. III. . . . CAMPUS, Religious Round Table, Radio S.L.C. . . . Psy- chology . . . Marriage. Page Twenty-nine VIRGINIA PENNEY March 28. 1926 . . . Buffalo. N. Y. . . . Buffalo Seminary, Buffalo, N. Y. . . . Chorus Secretary - Treasurer. Music Club. Student Federalists, Religious Round Table . . . Music . . . Teaching Music. RUTH K. REXTREW July 11. 1925 . . . Albany. N. Y. . . . Smith College. Northampton. Mass. . . . Radio S.L.C., Dimensions . . . Writing, Literature and Child Psychology . . . Writing. Page Thirty WILLEM WESLEY ROOSEN SALLY SAMPLE December 15, 1926 . . . Lake Forest, III. . . . Madeira School, Greenway. Va. . . . Voice Club, Chorus, Spanish Club. Yearbook . . . Voice and Psy- chology . . . Graduate Work in Psychol- ogy- January 9, 1925 . . . Krefeld, Holland . . . Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. . . . Dimensions. CAMPUS, Radio S. L. C. Radio Dramatic Workshop, Scholarship Fund Committee, Athletic Association, Ski Club Chairman . . . English and Science . . . Graduate Study. Page Thirty-one JULIA SCHAUFFLER March 20, 1927 . . . Portland, Ore. . . . Catlin School for Girls, Portland. Ore. . . . Chorus. D.Q. . . . Art and Literature . . . Indefinite Plans. ELAINE SCHLESINCER April 8. 1926 . . . Denver, Colo. . . . East Denver High School. Denver. Colo. . . . P.A.C., Community House. Dele- gate to Swarthmore Conference . . . Child Psychology and Science . . . Work with Children. Page Thirty-two M ANN NICKERSON SEARS April 21, 1926 . . . Chestnut Hill, Mass. . . . The Winsor School. Bos- ton, Mass. . . . Music Club. Art Club. Spanish Club, Chorus Manager 1945- 1946. 1946-1947, Chorus Accompa- nist. Hits and Misses, D.Q. Manager, Piano Club. Dance Accompanist . . . Music and Social Science . . . Further Study in Music. JACQUELYN HUGHES STAUFFER November 4, 1926 . . . Hagerstown, Md. . . . Greenwood School. Ruxton, Md. . . . Child Psychology and Writing . . . Work with Children, Marriage. Page Thirty-three JULIA ANNE STURCES November 18, 1925 . . . Princeton. N. ). . . . Milton Academy, Milton, Mass. . . . Chorus, French Club. Span- ish Club, Music Club President. Tennis Team . . . Music . . . Further Work in Music. JOAN WATERS July 24, 1926 .. . Buffalo. N. Y. . . . The Buffalo Seminary, Buffalo, N. Y. . . . Psychology . . . Social Work. Page Thirty-four JUNE WHITE June 29, 1926 . . . New York City . . . Walden School, New York City . . . Student Council Vice-President. P.A.C. Chairman. Curriculum Committee, Chorus. D.Q.. College Assembly. Per- kins House President. Social Science . . . Trade Union Work and the Study of Law. SALLIE LOUISE WILENSKY December 16, 1926 . . . New York City . . . Horace Mann School for Girls, New York City . . . CAMPUS Dance Editor, Dance Croup. Chorus, Dimen- sions, Yearbook . . . Literature and Arts . . . Criticism of the Arts, and Graduate Study in Literature and Arts. Page Thirty-five BONNIE WILKONSON March 21. 1926 . . . New York City . . . Hunter College High School. New York City . . . CAMPUS. German Club . . . Psychology and Writing . . . Mar- riage. and Graduate Study and Work in Psychology. KARIN ZUMSTEC November 15. 1927 . . . New York City . . . Riverdale Country Day School, Riverdale, N. Y. . . . Scholarship Com- mittee, Community House . . . Political Science . . . Post-Graduate Work in Political Science. Page Thirty-six MARION DIGGS OLSEN (MRS. RANDOLPH S. OLSEN) May 14, 1913 . . . Bronxville. N. Y. . . . Evander-Childs High School. New York City . . . Psychology and Writing . . . Study at the New York School of Social Work. JEAN BAKER September 29. 1927 . . . New York City . . . Hunter College High School. New York City . . . CAMPUS. P.A.C. Student Council. Perkins House Presi- dent . . . Philosophy and Pre-Medical Course . . . Medical School. ELLEN SHAW GARRISON February 14. 1926 . . . New York City . . . Briarcliff junior College. Briar- cliff Manor. N. Y. . . . Chorus . . Social Science . . . Study in Geneva. Page Thirty-seven ALISON TAYLOR KELSEY January 9, 1927 . . . Chestnut Hill, Mass. . . . The Winsor School. Bos- ton. Mass. . . . Chorus. Student Coun- cil. Voice Club. Student Development Fund Committee. Westlands House President . . . Music . . . Magazine Work. WILLIAM HENRY MANVILLE August 5. 1926 . . . New York City . . . Brooklyn College. Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . Basketball Team, Radio S.L.C.. Dimensions . . . Writing and Psychol- ogy . . . Explorer. ANN L. KIERNAN February 27, 1926 . . . New York City . . . Westover School. Middlebury, Conn. . . . Community House . . . Lit- erature and Writing . . . Work in Advertising. DONALD S. PRATT June 5. 1921 . . . New York City . . . Amherst College, Amherst. Mass. . . . Student Council. College Events Com- mittee, CAMPUS. Basketball Team . . . Literature . . . Reading and Contem- plation. Page Thirty-eight HANS J. ROGGER September 9, 1923 . . . New York City . . . City College of New York, New York City . . . CAMPUS, Curriculum Committee, P.A.C. . . . History . . . Graduate Work in International Rela- tions. JON JOSEPH SUGRUE February 23. 1923 . . . Yonkers. N. Y. . . . Yale University, New Haven, Conn. . . . Chemistry . . . Graduate School. VICA SCHNIEWIND July 2, 1925 . . . Greenwich. Conn. . . . Barnard College, New York City . . . European Relief Committee . . . Russian Studies . . . Work in Russian American Relations. GUNILLA SERGEL Stockholm. Sweden . . . July 15. 1927 . . . Nya Elementarskolan For Flickor . . . History, Literature . . . Internation- al Relations Club . . . University studies in Sweden. Page Thirty-nine J u N I O R S Top row, left to right: James Merritt, Betsy Thompson, Carol Joseloff, Sally Church. Garvall Booker, Carroll Arrott, Patricia Means, Kathleen Dorrance. Martin Fox, Peggy Shilling, Sally Hillman. Peggy Talbott, Walter Stevens. Howard Goodman. Middle row: Patricia Aldred, Ellen Stollenwerck, Joyce Geary, Marcia Gold, Margaret Hunt, Louise King. Layne Kantor. Gwen Brown, Betty Midkiff, Pan Jacob, Dulce Collada, Jate Baldwin, Mimi Parker. Bottom row: Natalie Bassevitch. Mary-Reed Clark. Irene Corrcale, Maria Fotila, Jean Gridley. Constance Cathcarf. Page Forty-two NOT IN PICTURE: Mari Bahe, Sol Benkov, Merta Bios, Peggy Boyd. Deborah Choate. Gregg Coward, Charles Durfce, Betsy Elmore, Marilyn Fenton, Lenore Fuerst, Brad Fuller. Richard Gemson, Priscilla Griffin, Margaret Hale. Daniel Horwitz, Ann Kiernan, Pauline King. Joan Martinson. Katherine Reynolds. Robin Roberts. Stephanie Scheiffler, Marilyn Spinoza. Lyuba Stokowski. Margaret Stoudt. Patricia TerHune. Nancy Wheatland. Jean Whiting. Mary Wild. Eleanor Williams, Kate Williams. Lee Williamson. Shelley Wilson. Page Forty-Three s o p H O M O R E S Top row, left to right: Ann Fletcher, Susan Read, Caroline Hanson, Patricia Straus, Lucetta Crisp. Margaret Whitaker, Hope Macartney. Paula Sperry, Elizabeth Brooks, Rita Krasne. Ann Morgan. Beatrice Silverstein, Patricia Zeman, Pamela Burden, Elizabeth Ellis. Suzanne Sisson, Lydia Stone, Joan Paton. Middle row: Selma Horowitz, Sally Olmstead, Lucy Jobson, Patricia Casey. Cariotta Sherwell, Gladys Chang, Joan McLellan, Nancy Riglcr. Patricia Post, Renee Edelstein, Helen Hughes, Phyliss Trencher. Barbara Seigle, Luba Monoscvitch, Theodora Joffe, Ruth Blumenstock, Sally Ufford. Raber Ramey, Virginia Stewart, Carol Larsson, Mary Lou Ireland, Yvonne Lohn, Nanette Swift. Bottom row: Pricilla Endicott, Mira Josefowitz. Mrs. Beverly Cannold, Suzette Baron, Marion Knudson, Gloria Welch, Carol Cook, Joan Kelleher. NOT IN PICTURE: Susan Ackerman, Ruth Aldis. Garth Allen, Nina Lee Allen, Henry Altman, Sylvia Angevin, Elizabeth Augustus. Benita Barnes, John Barnes, Mrs. Beatrice Page Forty-six Benkov, Joanne Besch, Betty Bennett, Alice Bentley, Sallie Blackmcr, Garvall Booker, Edith Boorstein, Mari Bromwell, Lisa Dean, Seymour DeRefler, Joan Dick, Arthur Edelman, Joan Fitzgerald, Jean Freas, Sue Frenzel, Mary Glassburg, Judith Hadas, Nancy Hamburger, Margaret Harris, Mia Harris, Mary Hazard, Neil Head. Alan Hccht, Charles Hobbs, Constance Hyde. Jane Jackson, Mortimer Katz, John Keljikan, Wells Klein, Lovy Kolchin, Michelle LaBranchc, Cornelia Langer, Ruth Leff. Jo Anne Liebenburg, Edward Lurie. Ellen MacGilvera, Allan Manings, Nancy Markham. Babs McAllister, Mary Lou McEachern, Julia Merrill, James Mer- ritt, John Miller. Robert Mulcahy, Mildred Nonenmacher, Anne Norton, Carol Osserman, Vera Van Panhuys. Joseph Richardson. Marti Schenck, Mary Sickles, Selma Silberman, Katherine Sloss, Joan Snider, Clare Southerland. Lucy Sprague, Margaret Straus. Barbara Taylor, Beatrice Taylor. Justine Upson. Joseph Walter, Sophie Wegrzynek, Lizzie Werner, Carol Wilkins, Susan Wilkoff, George Yannantuono. Page Forty-seven F R E S H M E N Top row, left to right: Marcia Barnett. Stanley Brooks, Elinor Dameshek. Betty Powell. Marion Richey, Joan Jessup, Joan Humphrey. Helen Kincaid, Barbara Bloch, Elisa Eder, Peggy Eppen- stein, Joan Weber, Joanne Thornes, Mary Hooker, Beth Horelick, Audrey Odell, Mary Jane Herroitt, June Carry, Patricia Forsyth. Row two: Mary Lou Hollaman, Jerome Weiss. Patty Penisten. Joan Diener. Elizabeth Collin, Joyce LaRoche. Mary Tullis, Adrian Clow. Mary Pat Zachery. Jean Rynerson, Mariam Sandbank, Carol Falley, Katherine Kramer, Gizclla Gross, Pisa Stuart. Lestra Carpe, Alice Craig, Jo Anne Gillette. Ruth Sheinfeld, Anna Muhlenburg. Row three: Anita Coleman, Joan Rosen, Eve Dahnken, Melissa Pell, Muriel Grccnhill, Elsey Page Fifty Van Kleeck. Martha Saunders, Joan Spencer. Bottom row: Dorothy Fraser, Alberta Lagare, Rima Attman. Barbara Shiffman, Marcia Zucker, Madelon Delany, Suzanne Hoeber, Carol Levi. Cizela Fischer. Ann Birnbaum, Nancy Smith, Patricia Callander, Patricia Littiere. Elise Mudd. Jeanne Closuit, Susan Block, Rosamond Kayes, Jean Marquesee. NOT IN PICTURE: Molly Bruce, Denise Bucheton. Mary Jane Foster, Joan Creenburg, Mrs. Naomi Hayden, Beth Horelick, Anne Larsen, Suzanne Mosser, Patricia Peterkin, Jean Rassieur, Joan Rassieur. Emily Smith, Varney Thompson, Marjc Visse't Hooft, Barbara Walters. Cecil Warrick, Sally Wheeler, Margaret Wrench, Helen Yaspan. Page Fifty-one F A C U L T Y A N D A D M I N I S T R A T I O N HAROLD TAYLOR President ALICE BOVARD Director of Admissions ESTHER RAUSHENBUSH Director of Education MR. AND MRS TAYLOR ALBERT LAUTERBACH Economics STEPHEN SPENDER Poetry HELEN MERRILL LYND Philosophy MARGARET WING German EDWARD SOLOMON Sociology ROBERT FITZGERALD Philosophy - Literature SIR BERNARD PARES Russian History NORMAN MACKENZIE Government Page Fifty-six LEO SMIT Piano HORACE GREGORY Writing HELEN McMASTER Literature KURT ROESCH Painting Page Fifty-seven KATHRYN MANSELL Literature BERT JAMES LOWENBERC American History BESSIE SCHOENBERG Dance MARC SLONIM Russian Literature ADDA BOZEMAN International Relations Page Fifty-eight RUTH STAUFFER Literature A C T I V I T I E S THEME WITH VARIATIONS September 23, 1947: The curtain rises on a going concern . . . new pills for our ills, new props for our brains and new brains for our profs . . . some of the gals losing their pals playing musical chairs. Football week-ends start as well . . . then the campus is populated by the faculty and the chrysanthe- mums flood the gates . . . poor Ernest! The work pro- gram and cleaning rooms emphasize THE WHOLESOME SIDE. October 24: Alumnae benefit. “How 1 Wonder” . . . (Did 1 blunder?) October 30: Freshman party: singing talent. . . acting talent. . . beau- tiful girls . . . are we slipping, or just passe? November 15: Trustee’s week-end. We are still in their good graces. November 26: Thanksgiving recess ... a breather. December 10, 11, 12: The Theater Workshop presented “Yerma” . . . Twila Comer played the part of a barren woman who kills her husband, Art Edelman. Highlight: marriage has lost its popularity as a topic of conversation. Poge Sixty December 13: Informal dance. Singing DQs . . . watched PQs . . . booze . . . Monday blues. December 17: Ye all-college Christmas dinner with ye olde Yule log and ye olde steaming cauldrons. January 6: Back to college: sounds reasonable — maybe even pleasant. January 16, 17, 18: All-college ski week-end. Falling frolic . . . hits and misses. February 4, 5, 6: “Hay Fever” presented by Theater Workshop. Light comedy for once ... no message, thank Cod. February 6: Poetry Conference. A disagreement of great minds. February 13, 14: The Scholarship Fair and Formal Prom: chiffon pie and light punches . . . with plenty of kick . . . money raised . . . Bates razed . . . orchestra jazzed . . . teachers razzed . . . balloons, balloons. March 4: Jose Ferrer on “Is Anything Wrong with the Theater?” Answer: everything. The up-beat came when he recited Chekov’s Tobacco speech. He cried and so did we . . . what you might call a delightful tear-jerker. Page Sixty-one March 22, 23, 24: March 25: April 7: April 20. 27: April 21, 22: April 24: April 28. 29, 30: April 30: May 6, 7: May 7: Page Sixty-two Hits and Misses: an “oldie” with a new slipcover. An “Inside Out” hit. Easter bunny time with a health cure thrown in. Leon Barzin and the National Orchestral Association again played the compositions of our music students. All-College meetings on domestic and foreign issues: It’s hard not to scald our tongues on other people’s soup. Two-day vocational conference: so many people are highly educated these days . . . who’ll do the work? Junior-Senior Prom: where a woman’s crowning glory is a man’s scalp. Joint Production: “Noah” . . . “The animals are coming, two by two” . . . (Were we supposed to be included?) Open Session: (Parent’s day) . . . How drear to my heart are the scenes with my parents. Opera Workshop: putting on airs. Alumnae Reunion: Old heads with the “new look.” May 11, 12: Dance Evening: An undulating evening with plenty of bounce and see-worthy legs. May 13: Joint dance and Chorus concert at Times Hall: They shared the honors and doubled our enjoyment. May 14: A.A. Play Day at S.L.C.: The get-together of brain and brawn. May 21: Chorus singing with the Apollo Glee Club at Yale: good singing . . . masterful flirting. May 28: Commencement: It is the end of life with father ... at least for sixty-six of us. Reflections: The Friday night movies . . . sometimes good, but it wouldn’t matter if they weren’t because they’re free and it’s dark. Religious Round Table merged with Philosophy Round Table . . . religion takes action, philosophy you can just talk. The Creasy Spoon is still one of our most popular escapes . . . there’s no accounting for taste . . . some like their atmosphere clean while others prefer it greasy. The Cram: same people . . . same liquor . . . cleaner, and harder on the pocketbook. Ah well, it’s spring. Gloria Welch ’50 Page Sixty-three THE STUDENT COUNCIL President Vice President Secretary Honorary Member Sally Hillman June White Jane Binney Alison Kelsey Members-at-large — Garvall Booker, Carroll Arrott, Marni Knight, Peggy Talbott Men’s Representative Martin Fox Day Students Representative Mitzi Nonnemacher N.S.A. Delegate Robin Roberts Senior Class President Joan Bellamy junior Class President Deborah Choate Freshman Class President Piza Stuart Westlands House President Jean Cridley Macracken House President Betty Midkitt Dudley Lawrence House President Stephanie Schieffler Titsworth House President Helen Hughes Gilbert House President Peggy Lucas Andrews House President Babs McAllister Robinson House President Rita Judd Warren House President Mari Bahe Perkins House President Jean Baker Morris House President Marcia Cold Page Sixty-four THE CHORUS Patricia Aldred Jean Rynearson Joan Bellamy Sallie Wilensky Peggy Boyd Patty Peniston Eve Dahnken Elizabeth Ellis Gisela Fischer Julia Merrill Judith Gamble Joanne Herbert Charlotte Hannaford Virginia Thompson Joan Jessup Joan Humphrey Marion Knudson Corleen Hobbs Barbara Moffett Stanley Brooks Nancy Markham Lestra Carpe Jane Mott Gregg Coward Anna Muhlenberg Mary Gerstenberg Jean Rassieur Sue Frenzel Julia Schauffler Mary Glassberg Bunnie Whitaker Jean Cridley Lucctta Crisp Polly Kinnear Caroline Hanson Mamie Knight Muffy Hazard Jo-an Meeske Joanne Besch Susan Read Pamela Burden Martha Saunders Joan Epstein Lydia Stone Toosie Griffin Peggy Talbott Mira Josefowitz Helen Kincaid Alison Kelsey Yvonne Lohn Joyce La Roche Virginia Stewart Nanette Swift Piza Stuart Mary Tullis Julia Sturges Elsye Van Kleek Sarah Wheeler Kate Williams President jane Mott Managers judith Gamble, Pamela Burden Accompanist Ann Sears NORMAN LLOYD Director EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITOR Feature Editor News Editor Make-up Editor Literary Editor Dance Editor Drama Editor Art Editor STEPHANIE SCHEIFFLER SUSANNE HOESER Virginia Heidenkamp Clenn Ellis Kay Reynolds Myra Cohn Sallic Wilensky Deborah Katz Donna Gibbs Feature Writers: Skippy Katz. Willem Roosen. Robin Roberts. Joe Papaleo. Hans Rogger Art Manager Photographer BUSINESS MANAGER Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Susan Read Lou Ireland PAT ZEMAN Ann Morgan Barbara Birkelund Sallie Blackmer Circulation Manager Connie Cathcart General Assistants: Selma Horowitz. Pat Latiere Reporters: Ruth Scheinfeld, Marione Richey. M. J. Foster, Mary Tullis. Melissa Pell, Polly Haydn. Rita Judd, Renee Edclstein Copy and Make-up Assistants: Melissa Pell. Marcia Zucker, Ellie Dameshek, Marione Richey, Au- drey Odell Page Sixty-six D.Q. Peggy Talbott Mary Sickels Joan Bellamy Julie Schaufflcr Jate Baldwin Jean Gridley Kate Williams Muffy Hazard Ann Sears HITS AND MISSES Patricia Post Myra Cohn Jane Binney Jate Baldwin Cariotta D'Amanda Ann Sears Corleen Hobbs Charlotte Hannaford Donna Cibbs Olive Ames Page Sixty-seven COMMUNITY HOUSE European Relief Committee Teddy Joffe, Chairman Jo Anne Liebenberg, Co-Chairman Volunteer Committee Sue Sisson, Chairman Children's Village Committee Jane Mott, Chairman Drives Committee Sue Ackerman, Chairman Nancy Rigler Betsy Clemons Pat Post Cecil Warrick Chairman Technical Chairman Secretary Script Head B. Wrench Lee Williamson Business Manager Bill Head Publicity Bitsy Harris Production and Programming Joan Spencer Production Manager Programming Assistant Page Sixty-eight THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Lucetta Crisp President Ruth Aldis Vice President Mary Lou Ireland Pan Jacob Peggy Stoudt Nancy Wheatland Koki Kelleher Ceorge Young Carth Allen Charlotte Hannaford Elyse Van Kleek Ellen Stollcnwerck Audrey O’Dell June Carry Page Sixty-nine THE SCHOLARSHIP FAIR We have had a dream, past the wit of man to say what dream it was THE HIRED HELP SLIGHT MOTION DIMENSIONS STAFF Editor Myra Cohn Editorial Board: Joan Bellamy. Alison Kimball. Babs McAl- lister. Joyce Geary. Barbara Moffett. Phyllis Murray. Willem Roosen, Sarah Ufford Business Staff Betsy Elmore. Barbara Shiftman SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Nancy Hamburger. John Keljikan Ruth Rextrew Joanne Herbert Sue Ackerman Ruth Leff Joyce Carleton Mike Cillis Co-Chairmen Donation Chairman Donations Publicity Faculty Participation Financial Manager Decorations N.S.A. COMMITTEE Mary Joan Harriot Joan Epstein Lovey Kolchin Beatrice Silverstein Raber Remy Anita Coleman .Rita Judd Robin Roberts. Delegate Mimi Sandbank The function of this committee is to carry out social and organizational projects of N.S.A.; all problems which do not directly concern Student Council and cannot be directly car- ried out by them. CURRICULUM COMMITTEE June White Myra Cohn Eleanor Williams Gwen Brown Esther Bufferd Jans Rogger Allan Hecht Vera Van Panhuys Gladys Chang Mimi Mulenberg Sue Bloch This organization acts as a sounding board between the stu- dents and the Faculty Curriculum Committee. They receive suggestions and criticism concerning the curriculum, and relate these to the Faculty for definite action. Y.P.C.A. Judith Ailing Jean Baker Sue Baron, Treasurer Bea Benkov Sol Benkov Ruth Blumenstock Carvall Booker Edith Boorstein, Researcher Martin Fox Irene Hunt Polly Hayden Rita Judd, Vice Chairman Pauline King, Member-at-Large Lovey Kolchin, Publicity Al Mannings Anne Norton, Chairman Irene Pearlman Raber Remy, Secretary Nancy Rigler Robin Roberts Elaine Schlesinger Reatrice Silverstein Carol Wilkins Eleanor Williams June White Marcia Zucker Page Seventy-two IMPRESSIONS OF SARAH LAWRENCE BY A GROUP OF FOREIGN STUDENTS IMPRESSION I I have been asked the following question: what can Sarah Lawrence College give you? Now, many foreign native students have probably been asked this question and through the years I am sure that one quality or another of this College as an interpreter of American life, has been mentioned. Yet I am not afraid that my answer will, through lack of originality, be boring to the reader. According to one’s own special background one is able to get different things out of the same situation or experi- ences. method or institution. Maybe I am wrong in this case in saying “out of the same situation or experience, method or institution, for this college has a unique char- acteristic—Sarah Lawrence is alive! What do you mean? How can an institution be characterized as being alive, in contrast to any other institution? The People who are standing behind the title “Sarah Lawrence College have succeeded not to be, nor appear as people working and struggling along in an institution which has been built and composed some years ago, and which, after having estab- lished certain principles and methods, stays firm and un- moving in spite of the flowing life all around. This usually happens in places which have acquired a reputation some- where in the past, and which then feel bound to that “name. The people in these institutions must move within the line which one traced the “name of this place. If they don’t, they are misfits, for there is no room for individual- ists in the cliche institution. Page Seventy-fi e The other kind, the Sarah Lawrence kind of institu- tions, have made their reputations, too, but the people who stand behind that name are not convention’s slaves. They change with the tides of time, with the schools of thought and stand for the present and the future—not the past. Here teachers and students go along on fresh shadowy, and sunny paths which to them seem to be the right ones, without taking into consideration the much used, dusty narrow country road. Every new discovery, every new atti- tude, every new science is studied and approached with the same serious inquisitive and respectful attitude, as are the older sciences, arts, and attitudes. Classics are found side by side in the library with psychoanalysis and Stalin- ism. The teacher in the class is no more the all powerful, ex-cathedral, respect-needing man who hands over to the poor ignorant student some of his once acquired knowledge. Teachers and students are both explorers of the abyss-like depth of the philosophy of Life, Wisdom, Art, Man. I am afraid this all will sound too ideal to a stranger. As a matter of fact my first impression of this place was: an ideal community. You, my reader, will at once ask me: But what happens next? What when the student leaves this Utopia of an ideal community, this oasis, and enters the wide “real world, the desert? I knew this was coming. I felt that as much as I would explain about this college and its work, as many illustrative points I would give, I wouldn’t be able to give you the whole answer. I have given you an indirect answer in Page Seventy-six describing the attitude of the people with whom one works at this college—especially their way of approaching Life and its manifestations. The “Ideal Community” we live in is a positive proof that there can be such a kind of life where people are guided by free, rational and broad think- ing, by spontaneous, irrational and sincere emotions — instead of being guided by narrowmindedness, prejudices and suppressed emotions, as people today are. We do not, however, get lost in this seventh sky, nor do we apply blinkers towards the problems in the world around us. Through the broadminded and unprejudiced attitude we are willing and trying to attain, we are aware that we must not be and are not separated from the world, but part of it. The only difference which may actually exist is that through our understanding we may be more willing and more prepared to work for a “better world.” In general, I feel that this year here in Sarah Lawrence College has influenced my whole attitude towards life and has brought me nearer to the attitude the Ancient Creeks had towards life. As Aristotle said: “Happiness is the con- templative life.” I couldn’t withhold mentioning my own dear country- men. But who does? After all, the Ancient Creeks are no more my ancestors than anybody else’s. That is why I feel free to praise them. Can you see now why I felt so impertinently sure that my answer would be one of the many but not one like the many? Maria V. Fotila ’50 Page Seventy-seven IMPRESSION II The other day at Westlands, a group of us were dis- cussing why we came to Sarah Lawrence. Some said it was because they wanted to be near New York ; some agreed that their parents had decided for them; still others were either interested in the progressive system of education or simply had craved free time and no exams. I had a different reason. When mother and I traveled up to the States from our home in Argentina, we were put off the plans for several days in Panama. Some of our friends met us at the airport. They settled us in a hotel and then took us to a club where they introduced me to several American boys in uniform. In the course of our where-do-you-come-froms, they hap- pened to ask me where I planned to go to college. “I don’t know,” I said, “I am so pleased to be settled in Foxcroft that I haven’t given college a thought.” “Oh, Vassar’s the place for you,” said one. “No! Smith!” shouted another. I turned to a tall dark boy to see what he would say. He asked ms to dance. They called him Alf and he came from Scarsdale. I liked this quiet man immediately, for he did not behave like Andy Hardy, or any of the funny paper heroes, which typified Americans to me. He was tall and serious and very good-looking. His green eyes teased me when I pronounced some word wrong. I introduced him to Mother, then, and she also liked him very much, far more than she had ever liked any boys I had known. Page Seventy-eight The next day, mother went down to the desk ahead of me to see if she couldn't arrange an earlier departure. Just as I stepped off the elevator she met Alf in the door- way. “Oh, are you looking for Gloria? she said. I saw a slow blush rise from the tips of his ears and momentarily transform the face of a man to that of a boy, as he smiled and said, “yes. From then on we were together the entire ten days, for Alf had obtained leave. “I'll tell you how I got it, he said, as if we were in a conspiracy. “I went to the commanding officer and asked whether he needed a torpedo part fixed and if so, could I take a few days off and do it. Then he said, ‘Ulterior motive?' and I HAD to say yes! Mother and Alf and I had a wonderful time together. We went swimming and motoring, and sometimes even on double dates. The three of us enjoyed dinner most, how- ever. They teased me because I couldn’t eat, and although this worried Alf, mother and I knew that it hadn’t anything to do with my stomach. Then one night we got back to the subject of college. “You know, quidarra — he meant to say querida — “why don’t you go to Sarah Lawrence; it’s only five miles away from where I live.” In the States I began to look about me and try to see this fast-moving country through his eyes. Then one day I heard that his PT boat had been sunk in a skirmish. Page Seventy-nine I am happy I came to Sarah Lawrence: I love the freedom which I have never tasted before in such abund- ance—although sometimes I sorely feel the need for more guidance; I love the atmosphere and the intangible “spirit” which prevails within each person rather than without; I love to be treated as an adult and to test my capabilities to see whether I am prepared to act as an adult; but always I will love it because it gives me something in particular—I am only five miles away. Gloria Welch ’50 Page Eighty D I R E C T O R Y STAFF DIRECTORY FACULTY AND STAFF TAYLOR. HAROLD ........................ President 24 Brook Road, Bronxville RAUSHENBUSH. MRS. ESTHER Director of Education 62 Merriam Avenue. Bronxville ALTSCHUL. ROLF ............................ Chemistry 25 Parkview Avenue, Apt. 5M, Bronxville ARNHEIM, RUDOLF .......................... Psychology 10 Center Knolls. Bronxville BARILLET, LOUIS ........................... Literature Locust Road. RFD 4. Greenwich, Connecticut BARTA, MRS. JUDITH Director of Physical Education and Recreation 1 10 Bedford Road. Pleasantville. New York BEN ISON. SAUL .............................. History 570 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn 6. New York BIDWELL, JESSIE ............................ Recorder 103 Douglas Place. Mount Vernon, New York BLANKENCHIP, JOHN....Theatre Design and Lighting 312 West 92nd Street. Apt. 4A, New York City BORDEN. BARBARA .................. Library Cataloguer Sarah Lawrence College BOVARD. ALICE M.............. Director of Admissions 1 11 West 1 1th Street. New York City BOZEMAN, MRS. ADDA B......... International Relations 24 Beall Circle, Bronxville BREBNER, MRS. ADELE ...................... Literature 8 De Witt Avenue, Bronxville BUBIER. MRS. HELEN K. Secretary. Office of Education 64 Sagamore Road. Bronxville CAMPBELL. JOSEPH ......................... Literature 136 Waverly Place. New York City i4 CARR. MRS. HELEN B. Assistant in the Comptroller’s Office Alpine, New Jersey CHALMERS. RUTH Assistant to the Alumnae Director Chateau Touraino. Scarsdalc. New York CILLEY, MRS. RUTH .... Assistant to the Comptroller 64 Parkway Road. Bronxville COATES. WILLSON H............................ History 1 344 Midland Avenue, Bronxville CRAIG. KATHARINE .......... Teacher, Nursery School Stoneleigh, Apt. 3C, Alger Court. Bronxville DELLO JOIO. NORMAN ............ Music Composition Wilton, Connecticut DICKERSON. MRS. FLORENCE E. Secretary in the President's Office 1 30 Horton Avenue. New Rochelle. New York EMANUEL. MRS. MAUD Assistant Director of Field Work 520 East 84th Street. New York City FIORATO. HUGO ......... Chamber Music and Ensemble 471 Central Park West. New York City FITZGERALD. ROBERT ...................... Literature 1737 York Avenue, New York City FREELAND. MRS. MARGARET W. Secretary to the Director of Education 3902 Spuyten Duyvil Parkway, New York City GARCIA-LORCA, ISABEL ....................... Spanish 316 West 94th Street. New York City 25 GARDNER. MRS. ELLIOTT P........ Director of Publicity 909 Palmer Road, Bronxville GEISSINGER. DR. RUTH ............. College Physician 65 Pondfield Road, Bronxville GILLESPIE. JANE E..............:.... Alumnae Director 848 Palmer Road, Bronxville GOLDMAN. IRVINC ....................... Anthropology 33 Remscn Street, Brooklyn, New York CRECORY, HORACE ......................... Literature Palisade, New York HAGGARD. ERNEST A........................ Psychology 1 -A Brooklands, Bronxville HILL. JAMES C............................. Economics 1009 Edgewood Avenue, Pelham Manor, New York HOUTERMANS. MRS. CHARLOTTE.................. Physics Sarah Lawrence College IRVINE. MAURICE ......................... Literature 1 12 Cassillis Avenue, Bronxville JONES. DOROTHY W......................... Literature Butler Hall. 88 Morningside Drive, New York City 27 JOWERS. LUCIE C................................. Art 270 Bronxville Road. Bronxville JUDGE. MRS. JANE G....................... Psychology 29 Overhill Road, Scarsdale, New York KINC. MRS. HORTENSE F.................... Literature The Croydon, 35 Parkview Avenue, Bronxville Page Eighty-two STAFF DIRECTORY KIRK. ROBERT L........................... Physiology 3 De Witt Avenue. Bronxville KNOELLER. HELEN ................. Assistant in Voice 299 West 12th Street, New York City KNOWLES. MRS. MARTHA B.................... Secretary 280 Bronxville Road, Bronxville KRAMER. MRS. ANN ......................... Secretary 300 Hayward Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York KUTNER, BERNARD ......................... Psychology 103 Raymond Street. Cambridge 40. Massachusetts LAFFERTY. PERRY F............................. Radio 405 East 58th Street. New York City LANGMUIR. MRS. MARY FISHER .............. Psychology 148 East 48th Street. New York City 17 LAUTERBACH. ALBERT ....................... Economics 545 West 236th Street, New York City 63 LIDDELL. KATHARINE F..................... Literature Hotel Lafayette. University Place and 9th Street, New York City LI MON. JOSE ................................. Dance 20 East I 3th Street. New York City LIPPOTH. MRS. ELIZABETH F. Administrative Assistant in Library 629 West 115th Street. New York City LLEWELLYN. MRS. EMMA C. Economics and Statistics 285 Riverside Drive, New York City LLOYD. NORMAN ............................... Chorus 28 Hollywood Avenue. Crestwood, New York LLOYD. MRS. RUTH ............................. Dance 28 Hollywood Avenue, Crestwood, New York LOEWENBERC. BERT JAMES ..................... History 15 Center Knolls, Bronxville LYND. MRS HELEN MERRELL............ Social Philosophy 75 Central Park West, New York City MacKENZIE, NORMAN ....................... Government 31 Desmond Avenue. Bronxville MANSELL. KATHRYN ........................ Literature 59 East 34th Street, New York City MARTINELLI, EZIO .......................... Painting 2022 Mount Vernon Street, Philadelphia 30, Pa. McCREARY. JOHN K......................... Psychology 26 Pondfield Road West, Bronxville McKAY. MARY ELISABETH Assistant to the Director of Admissions 235 West 1 Ith Street, New York City McMASTER. MRS HELEN N.................. Literature 23 Desmond Avenue, Bronxville MILLIGAN. MARY .......... Secretary to the President Glen Washington Road. Bronxville MINNICK. MRS. LUCILE Secretary in the President's Office 42 Pondfield Road West, Bronxville MONTGOMERY, PATRICIA Theatre. Costume Design 142 East 37th Street, New York City MORRISON. EDITH C..................... Comptroller 3 Brooklands, Apt. H., Bronxville MOSELEY. MRS. MARGARET Secretary in Office of the Director of Education 201 Parkview Avenue. Bronxville MUNROE. RUTH L........................... Research 130 East 67th Street, New York City MURPHY. MRS. LOIS B.................... Psychology 131 Echo Avenue. New Rochelle, New York O'SHEA. MADALYN .......... Director of Theatre Arts I 19 East 17th Street, New York City PARES. BERNARD ........................... History Hotel Grosvenor, 35 Fifth A.enue, New York City PARME, MRS. BEULAH S................... Psychology I Bronxville Road. Bronxville PAVLICK, MARY ........ Assistant Director of Health Sarah Lawrence College PRICE. LUCILE ..................... Music Librarian 10 Wildway. Bronxville PUYANA. MARIA....Secretary in the Alumnae Office I 88 East 4th Street. Mount Vernon, New York RADIO SARAH LAWRENCE Bates Recreation Room RETI. MRS. JEAN ............................ Music I 31 Riverside Drive, New York City ROBINSON, MONNA Secretary to the Director of Admissions I 346 Mildand Avenue, Bronxville ROESCH. KURT ............................ Painting 12 Casino Lane, Bronxville ROSZAK. THEODORE .......... Composition and Design 1 St. Luke's Place, New York City Page Eighty-three STAFF DIRECTORY ROYCROFT. MARCARET Secretary to the Dietician and to the Director of Buildings and Grounds 73 Rose Avenue. Tuckahoe, New York SALISBURY, ALICE....Assistant in Physical Education 124 Ancon Avenue. Pelham, New York SANDSTROM, MRS. RUTH H................ Biology 3804 Greystone Avenue. New York City 63 SAZONOVA. MRS. JULIA ................. Russian Nevada Hotel, 2025 Broadway, New York City 23 SCHONBERG. BESSIE .......... Director of Dance 9 McIntyre Street, Bronxville SEELY. MRS. ELIZABETH C...... Assistant Librarian I 37 Cedar Lane. Bronxville SEKAER, MRS. ELISABETH H. Assistant in Nursery School 503 Saw Mill River Road. Ardsley, New York SENN. DR. MILTON J. E. Pediatric Adviser, Nursery School 577 Forest Avenue, New Rochelle, New York SHUEY, BETTY Psychology, and Supervisor of Teaching, Nursery School Stoneleigh, Alger Court, Bronxville SINGER. ANDRE .................................... Music 128 West 78th Street, New York City 24 SLONIM, MARC ................................ Literature 63 West 70th Street, New York City SMIT. LEO ........................................ Music 101 West 78th Street. New York City SOLOMON. EDWARD C. Sociology, and Director of Field Work 182 North Broadway, Yonkers, New York SPENDER. STEPHEN ........................... Literature 8 Stratford Road. Scarsdale, New York SPITZER, EDITH L.......................... Bacteriology 1615 Townsend Avenue, New York City 52 STAUFFER. RUTH M............................ Literature 1 I Cedar Street, Bronxville STONE. ERMINE ............................... Librarian 523 West 112th Street. New York City STRAUS, DORIS M................................. French 352 Cathedral Parkway. New York City 25 STRODT. MRS. RUTH ...................... Mathematics 35 Mayhew Avenue, Larchmont, New York SWINFORD. JEROME ............................. Voice 40 East 10th Street, New York City TOUGH. MARGARET......................... Housekeeper Andrews House, Sarah Lawrence College TRINKAUS. CHARLES E.. JR............... History Southbury. Connecticut, Box 441 TURNER, ELIZABETH L....... Teacher, Nursery School 23 Bayberry Street, Bronxville WALTON. MARION ........................... Sculpture 31 West 1 2th Street, New York City WEHRLI, FLORENCE ............. Director of Health Sarah Lawrence College WEIL. DR. ANNEMARIE ........ Consulting Psychiatrist 49 East 86th Street, New York City WEISMANTEL, MARTHA M...............Dietitian Sarah Lawrence College WHIPPLE, MRS. MIMI S............... Night Secretary 37 Sagamore Road, Bronxville WHITEHOUSE. CEORGE H. Director of Buildings and Grounds I 10 Marquand Avenue, Bronxville WIENER. HAROLD S. L...................... Literature 54 Walbrook Road, Scarsdale, New York WILLE. ROSE ................. Manager, Supply Store 80 West Grand Street, Mount Vernon, New York WILLIAMS. JEAN ............................... Music 62 West 89th Street, New York City WING, MRS. MARCARET ......................... German 62 East End Avenue, New York City YALDEN-THOMSON, MRS. EDITH ............... Economics 19 East 86th Street, New York City 28 YOUNG. MAHONRI S.......... Art and Communications 460 West 22nd Street, New York City YOURCENAR. MME. MARGUERITE French and Italian 549 Prospect Avenue, West Hartford, Connecticut deZULUETA. CONCHA .......................... Spanish 414 West 120th Street, New York City 27 Page Eighty-four STUDENTS DIRECTORY Ackerman, Susan—Conestoga Rd.. Devon, Pa. Aldrcd. Patricia—25 Grotto Ave., Providence. R. I. Allen, Garth—61 Hillside Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Allen, Nina Lee—Sarah Lawrence College Altman, Henry G.—900 Bronx Park South. N. Y. C. 60 Ames. Olive Carter—408 N. W. 19th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Angevin, Sylvia—715 Ivy Ave., Glendale, Ohio Arrott, Carroll—921 Beaver St., Sewickley, Pa. Attman, Rima—1730 Harrison Ave., Bronx 53. N. Y. Augustus. Elizabeth—Waite Hill. Willoughby, Ohio Bahe. Mari—2600 Lakeview Ave., Chicago, III. Baker, Jean—11 54 Leland Ave., N. Y. C. 60 Baldwin, Joan—377 Ravine Drive—So. Orange, N. J. Barnes. Benita—2300 Harcourt Dr.. Cleveland 6, Ohio ■ Barnes, John A.—Larchmont Acres, Larchmont, N. Y. Barnett, Marcia—839 Keene Lane, Woodmere, N. Y. Baron, Suzcttc—65-38 Booth St., Forest Hills, N. Y. Bassevitch, Natalie—54 Whetten Rd.. W. Hartford, Conn. Bellamy, Joan—2201 South Overlook Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio °Benkov. Mrs. Beatrice B.—191 Cook Ave., Yonkers, N. Y., c o Bittner °Benkov, Sol—191 Cook ave., Yonkers. N. Y., c o Bittner Bennett, Betty—2106 Tyler St., Amarillo, Tex. Bentley. Alice—1421 Lake Rd., Lake Forest, III. Besch, Joanne—68 Willett St., Albany 6, N. Y. Binney, Jane—65 Green St., Milton 86, Mass. Birkelund, Barbara—1055 Bluff Rd., Glencoe, III. Birnbaum, Esther—574 Fifth St., Brooklyn 45. N. Y. Blackmer, Sallie—4400 East Quincy Ave.. Englewood. Colo. Blair, Joan—Roberts and Ashbridge Rds., Bryn Mawr, Pa. Bloch, Barbara—2652 Falmouth Rd., Toledo 6, Ohio Block, Susan—1300 North State Parkway, Chicago 10. III. Bios, Mrs. Merta—174 Sullivan St., N. Y. C. 12 Blumenstock, Ruth—258 Riverside Dr., N. Y. C. 25, 0Booker, Garvall—409 Edgccomb Ave.. N. Y. C. 32 Boorstein, Edith May—1050 Plandome Rd. Manhas- set. N. Y. Boyd, Peggy—Heron Cove. Siesta Key, Sarasota, Fla. Bradford. Lilian—15 Carstensen Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Bromwell. Mari—800 North Sheridan Rd., Lake For- est. III. Brooks, Elizabeth—White Horse Road, Paoli, Pa. Brooks, Stanley—Wayzata, Minn. Brown. Cynthia—1310 South Fourth Ave., Sioux Falls. S. D. Brown, Gwendolyn—62 Boulder Trail, Bronxville Bruce, Molly—107 Charlecote Rd.. Baltimore 18, Md. Bucheton, Denise—6 rue des Champs Ferrand, Nevers, Nievre, France Bufferd. Esther—121 Church St., Torrington, Conn. Burden, Pamela—10 East 85th St., N. Y. C. Callender, Patricia—289 State St., Pasadena 2, Cal. Cannold. Mrs. Beverly—19 Franklin Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Carlton, Joyce—1 142 Summit Ave., St. Paul 5, Minn. Carpc, Lestra—Route 3, Peekskill, N. Y. Carry, June—155 East Onwentsia Rd., Lake Forest, III. Casey. Patricia—57 South Dr., Plandome. L. I., N. Y. Cathcart, Constance—773 Goodrich Ave., St. Paul. Minn. Chang, Gladys—18 Monroe Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Choate. Deborah—Old Elm Farm, Winona, Minn. Church, Sarah—2612 Guilford Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Clark. Mary-Reed—Turtle Pond. Saranac Lake, N. Y. Clemons. Elizabeth—Lambert Rd.. Orange. Conn. Closuit, Jeanne—51 1 Argyle, San Antonio 2, Tex. Clow, Adrian—Carolands, Burlingame, Cal. Cobb, Patricia Anne—320 East 72nd St., N. Y. C. Cohn, Myra—9476 Readcrest Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. Coleman, Anita—55 Central Park West, N. Y. C. Collada, Dulce—45 Christopher St., N. Y. C. 14 Collin, Elizabeth—630 East Dr., Sewickley, Pa. Comer. Twila—444 Wcstover Rd., Kansas City, Mo. Connor, Harriet—400 Mayfair Lane. Louisville, Ky. Cook. Carol—Box 23 Vigus, Mo. Cooke, Brenda—3058 Nuuanu Ave.. Honolulu, Hawaii Correale, Irene—228 North Laurel St., Hazelton, Pa. Coward, Gregg—Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Craig. Alice Price—736 West Clinton St., Elmira, N. Y. Crisp, Lucetta—Brookville, Clenhead. L. I., N. Y. Dahnken, Eve—1280 Third Ave., Salt Lake City 3, Utah D'Amanda, Cariotta—305 Oxford St., Rochester 7, N. Y. Dameshek, Elinor—38 Willow Crescent, Brookline 46, Mass. Dean, Lisa—Montchanin, Del. Dechert, Hope—Gulph Mills, R. D. No. 1, Bridgeport, Pa. Page Eighty-five STUDENTS DIRECTORY Delany. Madelon—467 West 144th St.. N. Y. C. 31 °DeRefler, Seymour—370 Carden Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Dick. Joan—163 East 81st St.. N. Y. C. 21 Diener. Joan—12805 Shaker Blvd., Shaker Heights 20. Ohio Dorrance. Kathleen—2300 Pine Valley. Houston. Tex. duPont, Eve—Box 52. Wilmington, Del. °Durfee. Charles—22 Sheldon Ave.. New Rochelle. N. Y. 6Ede!man, Arthur—2700 Grand Concourse. Bronx 58. N. Y. Edelstein. Renne—132 DeVoe Ave.. Yonkers 5. N. Y. Edcr, Elisa—A enida 2a No. 5-23. Cali. Co'ombia. South America Edmondson. Jane—36 Aberdeen Rd.. Elizabeth 3. N. J. Eisner, Barbara—Spring Creek Rd.. R. R. No. 2. Rock- ford. III. Elliott. Barbara—No. 44 Malibu Colony. Pacific Pali- sades. Cal. Ellis, Elizabeth—“The Village Farm.” Langhorne, Pa. Ellis, Clenn—Quaker Ridge Rd., Greenwich. Conn. Elmore. Betsy—39 Fifth Ave., Saratoga Springs. N. Y. Endicott. Priscilla—Bayberry Lane. Greenwich 2, Conn. Eppenstein. Peggy—1432 Astor St.. Chicago 10. III. Epstein. Joan—41 Irving PI.. Buffalo, N. Y. Falley. Carol—147 Dempster St.. Evanston. III. Fenton. Marilyn—835 Pond Lane. Woodmere, L. I., N.Y. Fischer. Gisela—180 Riverside Ave.. Old Greenwich, Conn. Fitzgerald. Joan—730 Sheridan Rd.. Winnetka. III. Fletcher. Ann—953 Fifth Ave., N. Y. C. Forsyth, Patricia—580 Park Ave., N. Y. C. Foster. Mary Jane—23799 Lyman Circle. Shaker Heights 22. Ohio Fotila, Maria V.—31 Ypsilandou. Athens. Greece Fox, Martin J.—144-28 73rd Ave.. Flushing, L. I., N. Y. Fraser. Dorothy Ann—“Lovat, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. Freas. Jean—2634 Newton St.. N. E.. Washington 18. D. C. Frenzel. Sue—5799 Sunset Lane. Indianapolis 5. Ind. Fuerst, Lenore—43 Rockledge Road, Bronxville °Fuller, Brad—821 Palmer Rd.. Bronxville Gamble, Judith—26 Wydown Ter., St. Louis 5. Mo. Garrison. Ellen—133 East 64th St.. N. Y. C. Geary. Joyce—56 Linares Ave.. San Francisco 22. Cal. Gemson. Richard L.—356 South Palm Dr.. Beverly Hills. Cal. Gerstenberg. Mary—18 West 9th St., N. Y. C. II Gibbs. Donna—2913 Lombardy Rd.. Pasadena 10. Cal. Gillette. Jo Anne—3931 Clo erhill Rd.. Baltimore 18. Md. Gillies. Elizabeth R.—8 Circle Lane. Albany. N. Y. Glassberg, Mary Ann—29 East 64th St., N. Y. C.. 21 Gold, Marcia—The Fairways. Wynnewood Rd.. Pel- ham Manor. N. Y. ‘'Goodman, Howard—1800 East 18th St., Brooklyn 29. N. Y. Goodman. Mrs. Norma Bromberg—149 Naples Rd.. Brookline, Mass. Grccnburg, Joan—771 West End Ave.. N. Y. C. 25 Greenhill. Muriel—262 Central Park West., N. Y. C. 24 Gridley. Jean—“Robin Hill.” Locust. N. J. Griffin, Priscilla—Wawa. Pa. Gross. Gizella—196 Elm St.. New Rochelle. N. Y.. c o Morrison Hadas. Judith Lee—1310 Manheim. Kansas City. Mo. Hale. Margaret Elizabeth—Bittersweet Lane. Scars- dale. N. Y. Hamburger. Nancy—6102 Biltmore Ave., Baltimore 15. Md. Hannaford, Charlotte—14 Indian Hill Rd.. Winnetka, III. Hanson. Caroline Edwards—Robinson Bay Road. Way- zata, Minn. Harder. Cynthia—Tuxedo Park. N. Y. Harris. Margaret—27 Picardy Lane, Clayton 5. Mo. Harris. Mia—3762 Harvard Acres. Mariemont, Cin- cinnati 27. Ohio Hayden, Mrs. Naomi Jones—Sarah Lawrence College, c o Mrs. Houtermans Hazard. Mary P.—Peace Dale. R. I. °Head, Neil—1 1 Wood End Lane. Bronxville Healy. Athene—275 Bedford Ave.. Mount Vernon, N. Y. °Hccht. Alan—254 Nuber Ave.. Mount Vernon. N. Y. Heidenkamp. Virginia—538 Glen Arden Drive, Pitts- burgh 8. Pa. Herbert. Joanne—800 Rivercrest Rd.. Fort Worth. Tex. Hcrriott. Mary Joan—616 West Green Tree Rd.. Mil- waukee 9. Wis. Hillman. Sally—Parish Lane. Morewood Heights. Pitts- burgh. Pa. °Hobbs, Charles—909 Palmer Rd.. Bronxville Page Eighty-six STUDENTS DIRECTORY Hobbs, Corlene—I BOO North State St., Chicago. III. Hoeber. Susanne—4349 North Ninth St., Philadelphia 40. Pa. Hollaman. Mary Lou—1 Grade Square. N. Y. C. 28 Hooker. Mary Huntington—601 North C St.. Tacoma 3, Wash. Horelick. Beth—10 West 96th St.. N. Y. C. 25 Horowitz, Selma—758 Brady Ave., N. Y. C. 60 °Horwitz, Daniel—3786 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn. N. Y. Howard. Patricia—Smith Point. Manchastcr, Mass. Hoyt. Kaidi B.—Riverbank Rd., Stamford. Conn. Hughes. Helen—5040 Independence Ave.. Riverdale- on-Hudson, N. Y. C. 63 Humphrey. Joan—452 Clyn Wynne Rd.. Haverford, Pa. Hunt, Irene Margaret—123 Ashby Rd.. Loughborough. Leicestershire. England Hyde. Constance—76 Penhurst Park. Buffalo, N. Y. Ingalls. Louise—Stanybrook Farm, Chagrin Falls, Ohio Ireland. Mary Louise—7 Wheeler Ave., Worcester 5. Mass. Jackson. Jane Scott—96 Merriam Lane. Watertown. Conn. Jacob. Anita—Parsonage Rd.. Greenwich, Conn. Jacobson. Phyllis—944 Pleasant St.. Worcester 2. Mass. Jessup. Joan—Warner Ave.. Roslyn, L. I.. N. Y. Jobson. Lucy—3 Vine Rd., Larchmont. N. Y. Joffe, Theodora—25 East 86th St., N. Y. C. 28 Josefowitz, Mira—250 West 94th St.. N. Y. C. 24 Joseloff, Carol—59 Sycamore Rd.. West Hartford. Conn. Judd. Rita—P. O. Box 3264. Honolulu. Hawaii Kantor, Layne—1 150 Fifth Ave.. N. Y. C. 28 Katz. Deborah—2609 Talbot Rd.. Baltimore 16. Md. “’‘Katz. Mortimer—9 Brookside Circle. Bronxville Kayes. Rosamond—1031 East 26th St.. Brooklyn 10 N. Y. °Keljikan, John George—151 Forest Ave.. New Ro- chelle. N. Y. Kelleher. Joan—4 Everett St.. Worcester 2. Mass. Kelsey. Alison—165 Crafts Rd.. Chestnut Hill 67. Mass. Kiernan, Ann Louise—17 East 89th St.. N. Y. C. Kimball. Alison—Greenville. Del. Kincaid. Helen—Paula Freitas 100, Rio de Janeiro. Brazil King, Louise M. —17 Midland Ave.. Bronxville King. Pauline N.—4418 Kahala Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii Kinnear, Polly—North Drive, Fox Chapel. Pittsburgh 15. Pa. ’'Klein. Wells—19 Wilbur PI.. Bronxville Knight, Margaret—1787 Titus St., San Diego 1. Cal. Knudson. Marion—4 Park Dr.. Tuckahoe 7, N. Y. Kolchin, Lovey—6 Flanders Rd.. Toronto. Ontario, Canada Kramer. Katherine—101 South Parkway. Columbus, Neb. Krasne, Rita—1 15 Central Park West, N. Y. C. 23 LaBranche. Michelle—225 East 73rd St.. N. Y. C. Langer, Cornelia—Hotel Roosevelt, Washington. D. C. LaRoche. Joyce—95 East Levering Mill Rd.. Cynwyd, Pa. Larsen. Anne—50-60 Congress St.. Fairfield. Conn. Larsson, Carol—631 Garland Ave.. Winnetka. III. Leff. Ruth Jeanne—1 15 Central Park West. N. Y. C. 23 Legare, Alberta—Kent Place. Suffield. Conn. Leighton. Lisa—Hillside Rd.. Fairfield. Conn. Lettiere. Patricia—425 East State St.. Trenton 9. N. J. Levi. Carol—5318 Locust. Kansas City 4. Mo. Liebenberg, Jo Anne—4730 South Humboldt St.. Minneapolis 9. Minn. Lohn. Yvonne—301 South Camden Dr.. Beverly Hills, Cal. Lucas. Margaret- -Wistar Rd.: Villa Nova. Pa. “’‘Lurie. Edward—181-18 Kildare Rd.. Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. Macartney. Hope—18 Crocus PI.. St. Paul 2. Minn. MacGilvra, Ellen—21 Laurel Ave.. Wellesley Hills 82, Mass. ,:,Manings. Allan S.—217 Hamilton Ave.. Staten Is- land 1. N. Y. ' ’’“Manville. William—97 Chittenden Ave., Crestwood. N. Y. Marcus. Barbara—18 Robin Rd.. West Hartford. Conn. Markham, Nancy—c o American Embassy. Paris. France Markusee. Joan—Elysee Hotel. N. Y. C. Marshall. Joan—105 Prospect St., Providence. R. I. Martinson. Joan—175 West 93rd St., N. Y. C. McAllister. Babs—4018 Euclid Blvd., Youngstown. Ohio McEachern. Mary Lou—107 Nottingham Rd.. Rich- mond. Va. McLellan. Joan—141 1 Webster St., Palo Alto. Cal. Means. Patricia—267 Maine St.. Brunswick. Me. Meeske. Joan—Route 1. Forest Park Rd.. Muskegon. Mich. Melohn. Anita—610 Forest Ave., Highland Park. III. Page Eighty-seven STUDENTS DIRECTORY Merrill, Julia Bell—215 Boston Post Road, Weston 93, Mass. ■ Merritt, James Hugh—445 Cramafan Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Midkiff, Betty— Luakaha. Honolulu, Hawaii Miller, John F.—2944 Josephine, Denver, Colo. Moffett, Barbara Ann—104 North Main St., Canan- daigua. N. Y. Monasevitch, Luba—6421 Moore Dr., Los Angeles 36, Cal. Morgan. Ann—225 Brooklawn Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Mott. Jane Marie—Mill River Rd., Oyster Bay. N. Y. Mudd, Elise—1550 Oak Gro e A e., Pasadena 5, Cal. Muhlenberg, Anna Marie—High Rd., Wyomissing, Pa. °Mulcahy, Robert H.—14 Custer Ave., Yonkers 2. N. Y. Murray, Jane—820 Park Ave., N. Y. C. 21 Murray. Phyllis—820 Park Ave., N. Y. C. 21 Nonnenmacher, Mildred—1 15 Marquand Ave.. Bronx- villc Norton, Anne—225 East 79th St., N. Y. C. 10 Odell. Audrey—540 Crabtree Lane. Lake Forest, III. Olmstead, Sarah—5 Pleasantview Ave., Longmeadow, Mass. Olsen, Mrs. Marion Diggs—30 Milburn St., Bronxville Osserman, Carol—1 107 Fifth Ave., N. Y. C. van Panhuys. Vera—44 Brattle St., Suite 8, Cam- bridge, Mass. Papalco, Joseph—4029 Lowerre PI., N. Y. C. Parker, Miriam—2905 Tishomingo Lane. Memphis, Tenn. Paton. Joan—St. James, L. I.. N. Y. Pearlman, Irene—5731 Kenwood Ave., Chicago 37, III. Pell. Melissa—St. Andrews School, Middletown. Del. Peniston, Patty—Red Oak Lane, White Plains, N. Y. Penney, Virginia—58 Tudor PI., Buffalo 9, N. Y. Peterkin, Patricia—3239 Ella Lee Lane, Houston 6, Tex. ■ Polk, James—22 Drake Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Post. Patricia—Wardman Park Hotel, Apt. 308-H, Washington, D. C. Powell, Betty Jean—1275 George St., Plainfield, N. J. Pratt, Donald—71 Washington Square South, N. Y. C. 12 Ramey. Raber—1063 East 98th St., Cleveland 8, Ohio Rassieur, Jeanne—33 Ridgetop, Richmond Heights 17. Mo. Rassieur, Joan—7230 Maryland Ave., St. Louis 5, Mo. Read. Susan—East Quaker Rd., Orchard Park, N. Y. Rechtman. Penny—415 Chapel Rd., Melrose Park, Pa. Rextrew, Ruth—10 Colonial Ave., Albany 3, N. Y. Reynolds, Katherine—1420 Lake Shore Dr., Chicago 10. III. Richardson. Howard H., Jr.—708 West 31st St., Wilmington, Del. Richey, Marione V.—6 Deshon Ave., Bronxville Rigler, Nancy Judith—1576 Vincent St., St. Paul 8, Minn. Roberts, Robin—564 Broadway, Nyack. N. Y. ■ Rogger, Hans—238 Fort Washington Ave., N. Y. C. 32 Roosen, Willem—4503 Fieldston Rd., N. Y. C. 63 Rosen, Joan—61 Babcock St., Brookline, Mass. Rynearson, Jean—Sunny Slopes, Rochester, Minn. Sample, Sally—100 Sheridan Rd., Lake Forest, III. Sandbank, Miriam—Avenida Atlantica 790, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Saunders, Martha—Idlewild Farm, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Schauffler. Julia—3026 S. W. Bennington Dr., Port- land 1, Ore. Scheiffler, Stephanie—1601 South Sylvester St., Olympia. Wash. Scheinfeld, Ruth—196 Beach Rd.. Glencoe, III. Schcnck. Marti—Astor Lane, Sands Point, L. I.. N. Y. Schilling, Peggy V.—The Country Knoll, 1 Burgevin St., Kingston. N. Y. Schlesinger, Elaine—99 South Downing St., Denver, Colo. Schnicwind, Vica—North St., Greenwich. Conn. Scars, Ann—147 Chestnut Hill Rd.. Chestnut Hill, Mass. Segal. Barbara Ruth—140 West 86th St., N. Y. C. Sergei. Gunilla—6 Angskarsgatan, Stockholm. Sweden Shelwell, Cariotta—254 Hillside Ave., Waterbury 1, Conn. Sherwin, Martha—Waite Hill, Willoughby. Ohio Shiftman, Barbara—750 Grand Concourse, N. Y. C. 51 Sickels, Mary—74 Macdougal St., N. Y. C. 12 Silberman, Selma—1 1911 83rd Ave., Kew Gardens 15. L. I.. N. Y. Silverstein, Beatrice—66 Requa St., Rochester 5. N. Y. Sisson, Suzanne M.—18 Arnold St., Providence, R. I. Sloss, Katherine Ann—3070 Pacific Ave., San Fran- cisco 1 5. Cal. Smith, Emily—1660 Lombardy Rd., Pasadena 5, Cal. Smith, Nancy— Gypsy Run, Cwynedd Valley, Pa. Snider, Joan Lee—Normandy. Magnolia, Mass. Southerland. Clare—1900 Woodlawn Ave., Wilming- ton 51. Del. Page Eighty-eight STUDENTS DIRECTORY Spencer, Joan—2825 East 132nd St.. Shaker Heights 20. Ohio Sperry. Paula—Wilton, Conn. Spinoza. Marilyn—Copley Plaza Hotel. Boston. Mass. Sprague, Lucy—14 Otis PI., Boston, Mass. °Stevens. Walter B.—821 Palmer Rd.. Bronxville Stewart. Virginia Lee—6421 High Dr., Kansas City, Mo. Stokowski, Lyuba—Cloud Walk Farm, New Milford. Conn. Stollenwerck, Ellen—419 South Highland Ave., Mem- phis. Tenn. Stone, Lydia—9 Benevolent St., Providence 6. R. I. Stoudt, Margaret—Route 1, Riegelsville. Pa. Stauffer. Jackie—818 The Terrace, Hagerstown. Md. Straus. Margaret—Linnean Hill, Porter St., and Klingle Rd.. Washington 8, D. C. Straus. Patricia—720 Park Ave., N. Y. C. Stuart, Piza—Lake Rd., Menasha, Wis. Sfurgcs. Julie Anne—50 Westcotf Rd.. Princeton. N. J. cSugrue. Jon J.—974 State St.. New Haven. Conn. Swift. Nannette—29 Waterbury Rd.. Montclair. N. J. Talbott. Peggy—450 East 52nd St., N. Y. C. Taylor. Barbara—4612 Michigan Ave.. Chicago 15. III. Taylor, Beatrice—Jacobs Hill Farm. Seekonk, Mass. “TerHeun, Patricia—77 Boulder Trail, Bronxville Thomec, Joanne — Orchard Hill Lane, Greenwich. Conn. Thompson. Betsy Ann— Woodside Farm. Kennett Square. Pa. Trencher, Phyllis—3875 Waldo Ave., N. Y. C. 63 Tullis. Mary—901 Rosemary Rd.. Lake Forest, III. Ufford. Sarah—177 Macdougal St.. N. Y. C. 11 Upson, Justine—Tranquility Rd.. Middlebury, Conn. Van Kleeck, Elsey—5 Rosalind Rd.. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Walter, Joseph—2950 Bainbridge Ave.. N. Y. C. 58 Walters. Barbara Jill—The Buckingham. 101 West 57th St.. N. Y. C. Warrick. Cecil—5820 State Line Rd.. Kansas City 2, Mo. Waters. Joan—38 Middlesex Rd.. Buffalo 16. N. Y. Weber, Joan F.—2850 Paxton Rd.. Cleveland 20, Ohio Wegrzynek. Sophie—66 Tennis PI., Forest Hills, N. Y. 0Weiss. Jerome—68-37 Yellowstone Blvd., Forest Hills. N .Y. Welch, Gloria—322 East 57th St., N. Y. C. Werner. Lizzie—Pueyrredon 1 500, Martinez, Argen- tina Wheatland. Nancy—1 1 Gray Gardens West, Cam- bridge 38. Mass. Wheeler, Sarah Ann—R.F.D. 10. Fairfield. Conn. Whitaker. Margaret—1 15 68th PI.. Kenosha, Wis. White. June—1871 Seventh Ave., N. Y. C. 26 Whiting, Jean—79 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. Wild, Mary—70 Hillside Ave., Waterbury, Conn. Wilensky, Sallie—12 East 87th St., N. Y. C. 28 Wilkins, Carol V—23 Draper Ave., Arlington, Mass. Wilkinson, Bonnie—106 Bedford St., N. Y. C. 14 Wilkoff, Susan—1526 Fifth Ave.. Youngstown, Ohio Williams, Eleanor—P. O. Box 422, Chatham, Va. Williams, Kate—Mulberry Plantation. Camden, S. C. Williamson, Lee—Chestertown, Md. Wilson, Shelley—4018 Ingersol Ave.. Des Moines 12. Iowa °Yannantuono. George A.—121 Wallace Ave.. Mount Vernon, N. Y. Yaspan. Helen Sara—784 Park Ave., N. Y. C. 21 Zachry, Mary Patricia—401 Torcido Dr.. San An- tonio 9, Tex. Zeman. Patricia—389 Lloyd Ave.. Providence 6, R. I. Zucker, Marcia—724 Warner Ave.. Los Angeles 24, Cal. Zumsteg, Karin—375 Park Ave., N. Y. C. 22 Special Day Students Ailing. Judith—150 West 57th St., N. Y. C. 19 Eagle. Mrs. Ann Sickels—74 Macdougal St., N. Y. C. 12 Kilsheimer, Ralph L.—897 Webster Ave., New Ro- chelle. N. Y. Marquand, Mrs. Rita Kip—520 East 86th St., N. Y. C. Richter. Mrs. Melissa Lewis—2 Brookside Circle, Bronxville Yoder, Mrs. Cynthia—167 Hollow Tree Ridge Rd.. Darien, Conn. Veteran Page Eighty-nine DONNA GIBBS Editor YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-Chief Donna Gibbs Business Manager Deborah Katz Advertising Manager Joan Marshall Assistants Peggy Talbott. Mimi Parker. Connie Cathcart Charlotte Hannaford Sallie Wilensky Gloria Welch Caroline Hanson Joan Weber Susan Read. Jate Baldwin Elliot Gardner. Edith Morrison Gabor Eder. New York Circulation Manager Assistant Literary Editor Photography Manager Assistant Cartoons by Faculty Advisers Senior Photographs Other Photographs Francis Falkenbury. Jr.. Bronxville; Skipp Adelman of P.M., Sam Shere of Life.” F. J. Campbell. Fritz Henle. Rizzolla Photo Service Printing Progress Associates. Inc.. Caldwell. 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