Skidmore College - Eromdiks Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1937 volume:

T29 gear Cangoog OF THE SENIOR CLASS 3w 2? , , .mr 1 ???zy: 33K? a VWxS V23 ??$ w my x1 v, v wwwwmzm x k h-azw wx xx? - 4 ; 7 MISS IRMA REED In deep appreciation of her interest in and understanding of student personalities and the graciousness of her own Character, which have been and will remain a vital part of Skidmore life. 5S LL Smxxxxxxx . s . L Xxxxxxxxx L L 19 . LwLxxL$aLL , X i V424 vi GSS? 4 LSoLx4L$A xZoxy v 3 ?Lxx xL Q? $6 .96. L x J L. x xS x 9 ? x L , L 13, LL x , , , . $36M xxL: Siv Sx xxxm ; . Nays 97$. s lenSxL x 34? L L xix y ML L QM L LL : SSNLL LL SWFXiLx L .. ,ny m XS, S L x o LwSxSLszx L SSLLKLLSXS , L ,XSL SLLLLxxLx, L LXQXO L . Sax ES LxLLXxL xXx . LL XXX OLLLL LQL Lxxxxxxx L xxx XS ,LSLOSAL S, W44: - g; O ,' , Lg G O HE Class of 1957 presents this Chronicle as a pictorial record of the personalities and activities that compose the campus life of Skidmore, in the belief that in perfection of individual Characters, participation in com- munity organizations and worth-while experi- ences, we have thus recorded another year of achievement. BOOK ONE presents campus Views, offlcers 0f the administration, and faculty . . . BOOK TWO presents the se- quence of classes BOOK T H REE presents the organizations . 3001f FOUR presents the athletics . and BOOK FIVE, maange. gm w ,7 ; ,, ,, $7 Mb 5 WW , a M ; x $ WW V WM w 7???? 1 W XX VM mm 700 7 , W ????CZ WW, ,m W aimeme v wmmx , mm mm 107 7 0 ; ww727i MQW , , ' wwwigmw M x , , WWMyWM xM 17y aummw Hz W l VMIW WWW ywz ammw Xxw A m H W HM , WmZZMM WWW , , M WW W V M Mmzm I J y, Mam W W 79C7yW m VyMM 74 wa M ' Wxxx M 4m m , z zww IW W y w 'x x I m ?ijm z wywz I L V4,, w w W? ??g J 6 v Hi i? x rm y I ,, i ,, 17625:; -; 4mg??? ' x5272?! - a 4 av 237; $$th ,9 R 7 i I 2x491w3mxxfw91gf4mg Mwwgwggwmm WZ'ZQ ZlWQZZ$iW V amww wily; w w 0 2 mg? WM 4224 4 44 MM M am Mme; am MWWM Way xrgag M Me; a 5'44 m'o me .mbm yV' ' 7 CW xszg WAWMV aim 25??? M w Myiw m7 WWWWWWW M .M 1:::: I i ; $9 x x WV x x wa ' xx , 5' .'?'V AW1 x x k K ww w N IMVWM W m -N'-.1WV wm myxx y $ $ s WM m x? x Q XW1X 9 WWWMIIIWMIX mm m ,I4WIVMMNOW memww ymyhxmw W767 .m w w gbaw$$ . .1 211141 . . r . . . WwquY n. 11 , ,.et KL . 1 I x .J . r 1.-. v . n. W! 1311 . 4 $ora:a. . u. , 1 cu. . ..I... My :!.1 L ,1 hw .4le .1: 5 ...... ......-m--. .--- - 1.1.7. . UFIJVJ m1 w , J i? 0:3. ., , L, H, M n n. nu n.1,, H r, . 1 ! JUN w. M! , . L A x x WN x M , .XXXNN XL RNWNRF V 4. , VYXAVAVYX ,xm xxxW-x , k wi X: we QR x1 x Mk $$de x x! x x0 wxvi ,8 K , x $28k 3 x w x w MR x w v26 NW ,3. p-y Wm . ' $051.1. , - ' PRESIDENT HENRY THOMAS MOORE DEAN MARGARET BRIDGMAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES ' - Y k 01 WILL DAVID HOWE, PH.D., Chairman New or 1 y t . ' ' . f Bavful'el' CARL R. COMSTOCK, M.D., Second Vice-Clzairman Saratoga Sprmgs . e encctad CHARLOTTE SMITH KIMBALL, A.B., Secretary Sch .y HENRY THOMAS MOORE, PH.D., LL.D., Ex-ojfcio Saratoga Sprmgs .n r ISABELLA JAMES DOWNS Saratoga Sprl Es WALTER A. FULLERTON, A.B. Saratoga Spnngs SUSAN D. GRIFFITH New York Clty FAYE I. HAMILTON Newark, N. I. CHARLES E. HAYDOCK, A.B. New York City FRANKLIN F. HOPPER, AB. New York City MIRIAM DOWD JAMES Saratqga Springs HAROLD BROWN KEYES, M.D. New York City IRENE WARD NXCCLELLAN Cambridge j. V. MOLDENHAWER, D.D. New York City RITA M. OLCOTT New York City GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY, LL.D., Emeritw Saratoga Springs MIRIAM PITTs PITT, BS. Albany LESLIE R. ROUNDS New York City CHARLES SCRIBNER, AB. New York City NEWMAN E. WAIT, LLB. Saratoga Springs MARTIN L. C. WILMARTH c Lth leen Glens Falls OFFICERS OF THE ADMINISTRATION HENRY THOMAS MOORE, PH.D., LL.D. Prwident Bachelor of Arts, University of Missouri; Master of Arts, Yale University; Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard University. MARGARET BRIDGMAN, A.M. Dean Bachelor of Arts, Lake Forest College; Master of Arts, Yale University. KATHRYN HELENE STARBUCK, A.B., LL.B. Secretary of the College Bachelor of Arts, Vassar College; Bachelor of Law, Albany Law School, Union University. JOHN REMINGTON HOBBIE, PH.D. Director of Buildingx and Plant Bachelor of Science, Harvard University; Master Of Arts, Harvard University; Doctor of Philosophy, Columbia University. MARGARET ELIZABETH SMITH, MS. Direcior 0f the Vocational Bureau; Head of Skidmore H all Bachelor of Science, St. Lawrence University; Master of Science, St. Lawrence University. STANLEY EDWARD SAXTON, B.M., A.A.G.O. Director of PurchaJeJ Bachelor of Music, Syracuse University. CAROLYN ANNA GUTJAHR Bumar ANNA LUDINGTON HOBBS, A.M. Regllrfrar Bachelor of Arts, Wells College; Master of Arts, Teachers College, Columbia University. EULIN KLYVER HOBBIE, MS. Librarian Bachelor of Arts, Franklin College; Bachelor of Science, Columbia University; Master of Science, Columbia University. CLAIRE LOUISE KING, A.B., M.D. - College Health Ojgcer Bachelor of Arts, Wilson College; Doctor of Medicine, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University. n ineieen F ACULTY Prwiderzt . T ' A ; MOORE, PH.D., LL.D. . . . . , HERIIEBTHEEfersitV 0f blissouri; AJWq Yale Umversfcy; Ph.D., Harvard Umver31ty, LL.D., Russell Sage College. MARGARET BRIDGMAN, AM. . . Dean A.B., Lake Forest College; A.M., Yale Umversxty. . EVELYN N IEMANN AKELEY, A.M. dJJz'Jfant Profewor 0f Mathematiw and Phyurim Head of Keyes Hall. . . . A.B., Smith College; A.M., Columbla Unlver51ty. ELENA ARAUJO, A.M. Ilwiructor in Romance Languagw A.B., Instituto de Barcelona; A.M., Middlebury College. FRANCES ALLENE BAKER, A.M. Amociafc ProfeJJor 0f Muu'c eVoicd H d f S 1' b House. . . P531 8f: gifcolrlrii; Minkowski, Berlin, Dresden, and San Franc1sco; Emll Polak, Charles ..::.:':.-2 e .A. M V i. u 1 L Bakef, and Oscar Sanger, New York; Herbert Witherspoon, Chicago; Thomas S. Williams, New York; Camille Decreus, Fontainebleau; theory with Nadia Boulanger, Fontainebleau. B.S., Skidmore College; A.M., Columbia University. RUTH ELIZABETH BARKER, BS. Inmirucfor in Fine and dpplied 11ft 13.5., Skidmore College. DOUGLAS HAMILTON BELLEMORE, LWBA. Inwtrucfor in Secretarial Science 13.8., M.B.A., Boston University. MARGARET STEWART BELLEMORE, BS. Ilwirucz'or in Secretarial Science 13.8., New York University. ' VIVIAN ROWE BLANCHARD, 8.8. 13.8., Skidmore College. twcniy Ilwiructor in Made ePiand DOROTHY BOGGS BOLTON, A.B. szociate Profewor 0f Englzlrh A.B., Syracuse University. JOSEPH SHELDON GERRY BOLTON, PH.D. Profewor of Englzlrlz A.B., Ph.D., Yale University. GUERNSEY JOHN BORST, PHD. Direcfor, Department of Buminem and Commercial Science; Profewor of Education A.B., Cornell University; A.M., Teachers College, Columbia University; Pd.D. and Ph.D., New York University; Professional diplomas from Teachers College, Columbia University, in Educational Administration and as a teacher of Education. HARRIET MAXWELL BROWN, A.M. Director, Department of Health and Phymical Educaiion; Profcwor 0f Healih and Phytrical Educaiion B.S., A.M., Columbia University. LUCILE ELIZABETH BUSH, A.M. dmzktant Profewor of Fine and dppliea' 11M A.B., University of Kentucky; A.M., Columbia University; pupil of: Jean Marchand, Fernand Leger, And16 L'Hote, Louis Marcoussm, Paris. ARTHUR CATRICALA I anrucfor Zn Jimic COLEMAN BYRON CHENEY, M.B.A. Profewor 0f Economicm A.B., Kalamazoo College; M.B.A., Harvard University. F RED I. CLINNICK Ing'rucfor in JIuJZc UVood IVina' and Bram I nwtrumemw GRACE AMELIA COCKROFT, A.M. Profewor 0f Hz'ytory Head of Peabody Hall. Ph.B., Brown University; A.M., Clark University; university fellow, Columbia Uni- versity. ETHEL KING COMSTOCK Ithrucior in X71 uu'c Voice Pupil of: Etelka Gerster, Berlin; Irene Schlemmer, Vienna; Iules Christen, Lausanne; Herbert Sammond, Brooklyn; Charles Kitchen, New York. fwcnzfy-one GLADYS KUEHNE CONAWAY, M.F.A. dwiytant Profewor of Dramatic drt B.S., University of Alimlesota; 1V1.F.A., Yale University. HARRYETTE CREASY, AB. Ithrucfor in Englitrh A.B., Iowa State Teachers College. DOROTHEA IOHANNSEN CROOK, PH.D. dwociate Profeozror of Pchhology . A.B., Cornell University; A.M.., Ph.D., Clark University. NlASON N. CROOK, PH.D. dwaciate Profewor of Poychology B.S., Marietta College; A.M., Ph.D., Clark University. pr I twtructor in F inc and 11 pplied 11ft MARYETTA DAVIDSON Graduate, John Herron Art Institute, Indianapolis, Indiana; student of pottery with Otto Korn, Munich, Germany, and I Marek, Indianapolis, Indiana'. m tW fmu; t g. i; 3 1i, ROBERT DAVIDSON Iiwtructor In Fine and zippliea' 11d Graduate, John Herron Art Institute, Indianapolis, Indiana; work with Alphonso Iannelli, sculptor; Robert A. Baillie; Anton Bauer, master metal worker; Otto Korn, master ceramist; composition, head and hgure with Joseph Wackerle, State Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts, Munich, Germany; also work in marble and stone carving, bronze casting and finishing. LUCIE DE MONTOLIU Docteur 6w Lettrem, dmaciate Profewor of Romance Languagw A.B., College Victor Duruy ; Docteur es Lettres, University of Paris. JEAN DE WITT, AB. Ithructor in EngliJIz A.B., Skidmore College. JEAN ALLYN DOUGLASS, B.S. ' dwzlrtant in Mamie Head of Spring Street Annex. B.S., Skidmore College. twenly- two JOSEPHINE DUDLEY, A.M. I ng'rucior in Biology A.B., Wellesley College; A.M., Mount Holyoke College. SYLVIA SOUTHWICK EMERY, A.M. AJJL'Jiant Profewor of Secrefarial Science 13.8., Boston University; A.M., Columbia University. AGNES GELINAS, R.N., A.M. dwociate Profewor and Direcfor 0f the Departmeni of N arming Graduate, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts; B.S., A.M., Teachers College, Columbia University. CLARA M. GREENOUGH, A.B., M.D. Profewor of H ealth and Phywical Education A.B., Smith College; M.D., Northwestern University; graduate student, Columbia University. MARGARET DE GRAFF HERRON Imtructor in Maxie tHarm Pupil of: Maud Morgan, New York; Marcel Grandjany, Paris; student, F ontainebleau Conservatory of Music. ELMER MELVIN HINTZ, B.M. Director, Depariment 0f J1 Lm'c; Profewor 0f Z71 uJL'c Student of public school music, University of Wisconsin; voice and theory, American Conservatory of Music, Chicago, Illinois; voice with Warren E. Howe, Chicago, Herbert Witherspoon and Frederick Haywood, New York; piano with Lowell Townsend; con- ducting with Eugene Goosens; B.M., Chicago Musical College. JOHN REMINGTON HOBBIE, PH.D. Profemar 0f Mathematicm and Phyxicw B.S., A.M., Harvard University; Ph.D., Columbia University. LOIS HOLLISTER HOWK, A.B. szzlriant Profewor of Voice and Diciz'on A.B., Smith College. MARY VERNAM HULBERT dJJociaie Profewor of Romance Language; Graduate, Temple Grove Seminary; student in F rance, Italy and Spain. tweniy-tlzree KARL C. HYDE, PHD. Profewor of Biology A.B., Indiana University; A.31., Ph.D., Cornell University. JULIA HELEN HYSHAM, AM. dwzlrtani Profewor 0f EngliJIz Head of Lucy Scribner Hall. A.B., State University of Iowa; A31, Columbia University. LOUIS EDGAR JOHNS Prafemor 0f Mqu'c tPianoi Student in United States with J. Alvin Dise and Eleanor Garrigue Ferguson; in Vienna and Berlin with Theodor Leschetizky, Richard Burmeister and Richard Roessler; stu- dent in composition with Ad. M. Foerster, Philip Scharwenka, and Engelbert Humper- dinck. MADELEINE IOUARD JOHNS Ilutrucfor in Romance Languagw Student of French literature, Columbia University and the Sorhonhe. EDWIN HENRY KELLOGG, PILD. Profcwor 0f Philolroplzy and Religion A.B., Princeton University; B.D., Princeton Theological Seminary; graduate student, Uhixrersity of Berlin; Ph.D., Hartford Theological Seminary. HELEN STEWART KELLOGG, AB. Ilwtructor in Romance Languagew A.B., Bryn Mawr College. F RANCES LITTLETON KLINE, A.M. itiwociate Profewor Emeritw of Paychology B.S., Cornell University; graduate student, University of Chicago; A.M., University Of Michigan. LINUS WARD KLINE, PH.D. Profewor Emerz'iuJ 0f Paycholoyy Graduate, Peabody College for Teachers; 13.8., Harvard University; graduate student Clark and Johns Hopkins Universities; Ph.D., Clark University; fellow by courtesy, Johns Hopkins University. , MARIAN EDNA KNOWLES, A.M. . dwilrtant Profewor of Biology Ph.B., A.M., Brown University. . 7 twenty-four LESLIE ALICE KOEMPEL, PH.D. Ithrucior in Sociology A.B., University of California; Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College. EDITH MCCREA, A.M. Inmirucior in Fine and dpplied dd 13.8., Teachers College, Columbia University; A.M., Columbia University. ELIZABETH F AGIN MANGELSDORF, AM. I mtructor in Fine and dppliea' zirt B.E., University Of California at Los Angeles; A.M., Columbia University. ALTON LEFEVRE MARKLEY, PH.D. Profewor 0f Clzemiwtry 13.8., State College of Washington; M.S., Ph.D., Cornell University. MARK MOHLER, A.M. Profewor 0f- HiJfory and Political Science Ph.B., A.M., Brown University; B.D., Newton Theological Institution; A.M., Harvard University. ELIZABETH ALICE MOSHIER, A.M. dwociate Profewor of Fine and dpplz'ea' 11ft B.S., Skidmore College; A.M., Teachers College, Columbia University; diploma of Supervisor of Fine Arts, Columbia University. HELEN AXTELL MOWRY, PH.D. szocz'aie Profemor of Biology A.B., A.M., Brown University; graduate student, Cold Spring Harbor Biological Station, Cornell University, and University of Colorado; Ph.D., Iowa State College. EDITH CHANDONETTE NORRIS, A.B. InJirucfor in Geology Head of Furness House. A.B., Smith College. HELENE BIRINGER OLSCHNIG I thructor in German Graduate of the State Teachers Seminar, Vienna, student at the College of Pedagogy 0f the City of Vienna. fwenty-fiue ALONZO STANLEY OSBORN, MUSB. Profewor of 111mm Graduate, VVeax-er School of Music; student of voice with Charles Bonney, New Haven, Connecticut; I. Jerome Hayes, New York; and Maestro Liberio Vivarelli, Florence; piano with H. B. Hillard and Ersillia Crenna Bozzi, Florence; theqry, harmony and orchestration with Louis C. Elson, Boston; graduate student of public school methods with Sterri A. Weaver, VVestfield, Massachusetts, and E. W. Newton, Boston; Mus.B., University Extension Conservatory, Chicago, Illinois. dwzlrfant Profewor of H ealth and PhyJical Education VIVIAN E. OSBORN, A.M. Head of South Hall. A.B., A.M., University of California. NINA M.CCLURE PEARCE, A.M. dwociate Profewor 0f Englimlz Head of North Hall. A.B., Geneva College; A.M., Columbia University. MARION DIETZ PEASE, A.M. Director, Department of Fine and dppliea' 11ft; Profemor of F ine and 11 pplied drt Graduate, Pratt Institute; 13.3., A.M., Teachers College, Columbia University. V:- rgis: ac-A ma: mi i as:L-uci :1. lg. re ADELLA BEAULIEU PEPIN, BS. Irwirucior in Secretarial Science B.S., Boston University. RACHEL THAYER PETTENGILL, A.B. Inxzfructor in Greek A.B., Smith College. RAY WALDRON PISTTENGILL, PH.D. Profewor of Latin and German A.B., Bowdoin College; A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University; graduate student, Goettingen and Bonn Universities. IRMA HOYT REED, PH.D. dwociate Profewor of H zlrtory A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Radcliffe College. KATHERINE LONSDALE REID, IWFA. Ithhuctor in Dramatic drt and Education A.B., Mary Baldwin College; M.F.A., Yale University. fwenly-Jlx ,.x;: V, CAROLYN TURNER ROBERTS, A.M. sztlrtant Profewor of Home Economiw Clotfzing and Textile$ B.S., State University of Kentucky; A.M., Columbia University. LUTHER LEE ROWLAND I anructor in Voice and Diction Student, Brown University and Yale University Department of Drama. KATHARINE ROY, MS. dJJiJiant Profeazror of Home Economiw U700a' and N utritiow Head of Home Economics House. Graduate, Pratt Institute; B.S., M.S., Teachers College, Columbia University. CATHARINE BOYDEN SAXTON, BS. Irwiructor in Charge of the N unrery School B.S., Skidmore College. STANLEY E. SAXTON, B.M., A.A.G.O. Orgamlrt and dwociate Profemor of 111 uJic B.M., Syracuse University; organ with Marcel DuprE: and Charles Marie Widor, F ontainebleau Conservatory; composition with Nadia Boulanger, F ontainebleau Con- servatory. DOROTHY HENRIETTE SCHWARTZ, A.M. zfmxt'Jtant Profewor of H ealtlz and Phycrical Education B.S., A.M., Teachers College, Columbia University. FLORENCE ISABELLE SCOULAR, MS. doting Director, Deparimeni of Home Economictr; Profeaxror of Home Economzw Uvo'odJ and N ufriiiora B.S., Stout Institute; M.S., Iowa State College. NORMA ALFORD SHIRING, A.M. Director, Department of Home Economiw; Profewor of Home Economica 0700a! and Nuintioxo B.S., Teachers College, Columbia University; A.M., Columbia University. JOHN A. SLADE, LLB. Leciurer in Sociology LL.B., Albany Law School, Union University. CARL ELLSWORTH SMITH, PH.D. Profeuor of Pchhology A.B., Bates College; A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University. twenfy-Jeven KATHRYN HELENE STARBUCK, A.B., LL.B. Profewor of Law A.B., Vassar College; LL.B., Albany Law School, Union University. ' v4 Profewor Emerituw of F inc and dpplied drt 3 CORA LUELLA STEBBINS E Graduate, Pratt Institute; graduate student, New York School of Fine and Applied Art. ; ANTHONY R. STEFAN I thructor m .41qu veluO 6 Private study with F 0rd Hummel, Albany, New York; Franz Kneisel, New York; and Oscar Studer and Ieno Hubay, Budapest; artist at WGY studio, Schenectady, New York. M E n DOROTHY ROBSON STEWART, PH.D. szociate Profewor of Biology ' CA A.B., Mount Holyoke College; M.S., Washington University; Ph.D., University of w ' Pennsylvania. C7 EVERETT VERNER STONEQUIST, PH.D. Profewor of Social Science A.B., Clark University; Ph.D., University of Chicago. 5 M f t ALFRIDA STORM, BEA. dJJthant Profewor of Fine and dpplied drz' STE B.F.A., University of Washington; student of arts and crafts, Copenhagen, Denmark, e IE5 anczi Stockholm, Sweden. : t' , HIL i ' H LULU EDITH SWEIGARD, A.M. I nmtructor in Health and Phyw'cal Education BEA e S A.B., Iowa State Teachers College; A.M., Teachers College, Columbia University. HELEN iFARNHAM TUCKER, PH.D. dwociate Profeozror of Chemicrtry Head of Hathorn House. A.B., Mount Holyoke College; A.M., Vassar College; Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. DOROTHY WATERMAN UPTON, A.M. dJJzkiant Profemror 0f Engltlrlz ' Head of McClellan House. A.B., Connecticut College; A.M., Columbia University. LILLIAN VON QUALEN, BS. dmidant Profqmor qf Health and PhyJical Education w B.S., Teachers College, Columbia University. MARGARET WILKINSON, BS. dJJz'Jtant in Phyyical Education N 5 Head of Garden View. s 13.3., Skidmore College. Ni twenfy-eight SECRETARIES AND ASSISTANTS MARY C. COLLINS, B.S., Secretary to the Dean B.S., Skidmore College ELLEN JEAN CUNNINGHAM, B.S., Secretary to the Secretary of the College B.S., Skidmore College ABIGAIL SAMMONs FINCH, B.S., Secretary to the Director of Buildings and Plant and Director of Purchases B.S., Skidmore College MARY ELIZABETH F INCH, Assistant Secretary to the President F LORENCE EMMA GALE, Recorder CAROLINE LOUISE GIBB, A.B., Secretary to the Director of Vocational Bureau A.B., Skidmore College; A.M., Teachers College, Columbia University CHARLOTTE PITMAN GODDARD, A.B., Art leraman A.B., Mount Holyoke College FRIEDA WEDEMEYER KELLER, A.B., Secre- tary t0 the Registrar A.B., University of Michigan STELLA LOUISE LARSON, Assistant Bursar JEAN CHARLOTTE NELSON, B.S., Secretary to the Bursar HILDA BERTHA OTTMAN, Assistant to the Bursar BEATRICE HAMILTON RICHARDSON, A.B., S.B., Secretary to the President A.B., Mount Holyoke College; S.B., Simmons College MAE ROBBINS, Secretary to the Director of Purchases HELEN HOPKINS UNDERHILL, B.S., Assistant to the Dean B.S., Skidmore College LIBRARY STAFF EULIN KLYVER HOBBIE, M.S., Librarian A.B., Franklin College; B.S., M.S., Columbia University HEATHER CHAMBERS, A.B., B.L.Sc., Assist- ant in the Library A.B., Washington University; B.L.SC., McGill University MARGARET FLETCHER, A.B., B.S., Assistant Librarian and Cataloguer A.B., Skidmore College; B.S., Columbia University HELEN BOWLER GORDON, B.S., B.L.Sc., As- sistant Cataloguer B.S., Skidmore College; B.L.SC., McGill University MARGERY PIERPONT, A.B., B.S., Assistant Librarian A.B., Florida State College for Women; BS. Columbia University HAZEL MORRELL SHIRING, A.B., Assistant in the Library Diploma, Harris Teachers College; cer- tificate, St. Louis Library School; A.B., Skidmore College. HELEN BOYCE SWAN, A.B., B.S., Assistant in the Library A.B., Skidmore College; B.S., Columbia University DIETITIANS EILEEN BEMILLER BOYCE, B.S., Dietitian BS. in Agriculture, Ohio State Uni- versity VIRGINIA ARTER, B.S., Assistant to the Dietitian B.S. in Home Economics, Purdue Uni- versity MARY ALICE HUNTER, B.Sc., Assistant Dietitian B.SC. in Home Economics, Ohio State University INFIRMARY STAFF CLAIRE LOUISE KING, A.B., M.D., College Health Officer A.B., Wilson College; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University LILY MARIE JOHNSON, R.N., Director of the Infirmary Graduate, Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Brooklyn, New York DOROTHY BURGER, R.N., Resident Nurse Graduate, Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Brooklyn, New York ISABEL HOWARD NEEDHAM, B.S., R.N., Resident Nurse B.S., Skidmore College; graduate, Skid- more College School of Nursing, Mary McClellan Hospital THE SKIDMORE SHOP JEAN DE WITT, A.B., Director of the Skid- more Shop and Book Mark A.B., Skidmore College LINNA E. CASWELL, Assistant in the Skidmore Shop HELEN BAKER HOFFMAN, Associate Director of the Skidmore Shop H. MARION MOODY, Manager of the Book Mark twenty-nine - '. 3 JANE ZABRISKIE Preddeni CLASS OF NINETEE'N-f MARION ZWAHONEY V ice-Prwident flzirly- I'wo I l 1 i s: Q FRANCES MUTHER T reaJurer ETElN THIRTY SEVEN xwr .xxqu Q 72, z 13$ 1 f3 .4 x 77 WAX , J 7 y, w ? f V I 4f x ,1 fix 3 L ESTHER HILL EY Secrelary .3 1-? - a. - 7'? NANCY NIARGARET ACKERMAN PIzyJical Education 400 East 58th Street New York City Physical Education Club, 1, 2, 4; Dance Club, 4; Verse Speaking Choir, 2; Vice-President, 2; Freshman Choir; Class Team Soccer, 1, 2, 4. --3 JANET ALLEN Home Economicw . 16 Springvale Avenue ' Tram East Lynn, iWassachusetts Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4; President, 4; Science Club, 3, 4; Discussion Club, 4; Riding Club, 1; Verse Speaking Choir, 1, 2; Treasurer, 2; President Peabodv Hall, 3; Chairman of Dining Room Committee, 4v; htingCluk Freshman Week Committee, 4; Residence Council, 3, 4; iSenate M Baseball, Class Team, 2, 3; Varsity, 3; Curriculum ' Committee, 4; Secretary-Treasurer of Home Economics . House, 4. thtrty-four CC F53 ny 4; ,4; lics RHETA ADELLA ARMBRUSTER Fine drlx 32 Ridge Street Greenwich, Connecticut French Club, 1; Fire Chief South Hall, 1; Dance Club, 2, 3, 4; Secretary, 3; Poster Chairman of Studio Arts, 3; Studio Arts Club, 2, 3, 4; Vice President, 4; Omnibus, 3, 4; March Production, 3; Secretary-Treasurer North Hall, 3; Outing Club, 2, 3, 4; President, 4; Freshman Choir; College Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; May Day, 2, 3; Golf, 3; Team Manager, 3. ANITA CHRISTINE ANDERSON Transfer from Maryland College for Women Liberal drtr4Englile 3304 Steuben Avenue New York, New York Outing Club, 3, 4; Riding Club, 2, 3; Freshman Advisor, 4; Senate Member, 4; Stage Manager Interclass Plays, 3. 172 iriy-flve ADELMA STANLEY ARMSTRONG Transfer from Pine Dlanor Junior College Phywical Education 39 Overlook Road 4 4 4 Caldwell, New Jersey 4 4 ., f a Clef, 3,- Riding Club, 5, 4; Treasurer, 4; French Club, 5, x V 4 ,4 4; Physical Education Club, 5, 4; Omnibus, 5, 4; Honor 4 a Board, 4,- Dance Club, 3, 4,- May Day, 5, 4. 6' f4 .4 ELIZABETH AVERILL Phymical Educaiion. 15 Garfield Place Poughkeepsie, New York Senate, 1, 2, 3; Physical Education Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Fab; Treasurer, 2; Outing Club, 2, 5, 4; Sophomore Guard of GENE, x H0305 Junior Marshal; Fire Chief, 5; May Court, 3, 4; Hock; x I-udlclal Board, 5, 4; Athletic Association, 4; President, 4. MT . . 4 ill irly-Jix -Q; 4; d of 3,4; 1t14' 5 M GRACE VIRGINIA BAKER Fine dd; 15 Holyrood Avenue Lowell, Massachusetts Freshman Choir; Sophomore Literary Group; Key, 5, 4; Clef, 2, 5, 4; Social Committee of Clef, 4; Class Team HOCkey, l, 2, 5, 4; All-Star Hockey Team, 1, 4; Varsity Hockey Team, 2, 5. JANE CAROL BALDWIN Liberal 11rXJ4Sociol0gy 407 Ridgewood Road South Orange, New Jersey Class President, 1, 2; Senate, 1, 2; Executive Board, 1, 2; Sociology Club, 2, 5, 4; Vice-President, 4; Freshman Choir; Ensemble, 1, 2; Spanish Club, 1, 2; Costume Club, 4; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Iunior Prom Committee; Chairman of Freshman Advisers, 4. Mirly-Jeocn ELIZABETH VIRGINIA BANKS Transfer from Connecticut Junior College Liberal drlJ-Jlatlzemafiar 46 Bronson Road Fairfield, Connecticut Chairman Nlail Room, 4; Discussion Club, 3, 4; French Club, 3; Debate Club, 4; Community Chest Committee, 4; Dlay Day, 2; College Chorus, 2, 3, 4. th irly-eight l 4 D ADELINE 4TAYLOR4 BARRINGER Liberal xfrlr-Pchlzology - 1712 West Genessee Street Syracuse, New York Debate Club, 1; Psychology Club, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Balm - Vespers, 3. Ref t 4'0 : S4 RUTH P. BLANK Liberal AlrthFrench Fairview Avenue East Williston, New York French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; President, 4; Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President, 4. DOROTHY R. BENN N Fine drtJ Conklin New York Freshman Choir; French Club, 2; Riding Club, 2; Key, 3, 4; Sociology Club, 4- 172 irfy-nine JANET ATHALIA BOOTH Liberal driJ-nVurJery School 37 Main Street New Dlilford, Connecticut Clef, 2, 5, 4 g, , . $3 , t, ALONZELLA MCINTIRE BORST Coytume ? 8 Madison Avenue : Saratoga Springs, New York E 4 Freshman Choir; Debate Club, 1, 2; ZVeww, 1, 2, 5, 4; : G.?mm Managing Editor, 5; Editor-in-Chief, 4; French Club, I KKK 4 ' 4 1, 2, 5, 4; Vice-President, 5, 4; Sophomore Guard of , Cm??? Hohor; Costume Club, 5, 4; Treasurer, 4; Discussion I 3.; 4 Club, 5, 4. v 5 ELIZABETH D. BROUGHTON Secretarial Science ' 24 Linwood Avenue Buffalo, New York German Club, 2; Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; May Day, 2' 5: 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Discussion Club, 3; Dance Club, 5, 4; ExpreJJion Board, 5, 4; Publications Board, 4. Secretarial Science 41 Laurel Street Fairhaven, Massachusetts Debate Club, 1; F reshman Debate Team; Verse Speak- ing Choir, 2; Spanish Club, 1, 2; Psychology Club, 3; Newa; I, 4; Sociology Club, 4; Eromdikw Staff, 4; Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. forly-one HELEN F RANCES BRALEY .giz' ALICE ORRIETTE BRUNIES Liberal zlritriDramaficir 34 Park Place Rockville Centre, New York Freshman Choir; May Day, 1, 2, 3; Stage Dianager Fall '1 Production, 2; Director of Interclass Plays, 2; Sopho- , ., more Guard of Honor; Dance Club, 2, 5, 4; Omnibus, 2, 5, 4; Production Manager, 3, 4; Spring Production, 2; College Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Advisor, 3, 4; Fall Production, 4; Stage Nianager Spring Production, 3. RUTH DOROTHY BUIST 3 Liberal drfJnSociology 159 Virginia Avenue Dumont, New Jersey Freshman Choir; Freshman Glee Club; College Chorus, 2; Silver Bay Delegate, 2; Sociology Club, 2, 3, 4. forly-lwo S; JEAN-ELLEN BURNS Fine drta' 154 Wyoming Ave. Maplewood, New Jersey Dance Club, 1,- Production Manager of Interclass Plays, 1; Cast of Play Contest Play, 1; Discussion Club 2; Riding Club, 2; Interclass Play-Chairman of Properties, 2; Omnibus Spring Production-Chairman of Properties, 2; Studio Arts, 3, 4; Costume Club, 3, 4; Junior Outfit Committee; Omnibus, 3, 4- EDNA BULLARD Liberal drlJ-Hzlrlory 157 East Avenue Saratoga Springs, New York Freshman Writing Group. forfy-tlzrec ELIZABETH LOONUS BURRELL Filne HIFIJ 676 East Blain Street Little Falls, New York French Club, 1; Freshman Choir; College Chorus, 2, 5, 4; Clef, 2, 3, 4; Niay Day, 3; Dance Club. 3, 4. forly-four , , , WWW MM, , a M WC? f W , m7 WW 4 ; MARGUERITE LOUISE BUSH Fine 4111;? 429 Summit Avenue Nlaplewood, New Jersey Outing Club, 1; President Keyes Hall, 2; Tunior Prom Commlttee, 1; Studio Arts. 3, 4; Costume Club. 5, 4. ... L W . cr- Vmp... DOROTHY HARRIET CAMPBELL Cowiume 5440 86th Street Jackson Heights, New York French Club, I; Treasurer Hathorn House, 1; Basket- ball, 2; Baseball Class Team, 2, 5; Hockey Class Team, 2, 5, 4; Discussion Club, 3, 4; Costume Club, 5, 4; Riding Club, 5; Science Club, 5; Swimming Team, 5; Dining Room Committee, 5; Studio Arts Club, 4; Omnibus, 4. MARION GERALDIN E BUSSEY Fine drtr 1 Seventh Street New Bedford, Massachusetts Riding Club, 1, 2, 5; Junior Class Chairman of Skating- Winter Carnival, 5; Sophomore Literary Group, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Studio Arts, 3, 4; Costume Club, 3, 4; Key, 4- forfy-fivc a4: A--r JEANNETTEE CASVVELL ' I Transfer from Penn Hall Ir. College 3 Carlumc 58 Keith Avenue Brockton, Wlassachusetts . ... Home Economics Club, 5; Costume Club, 3, 4. 2. . 7 i5; ANN FORSYTH CLEGHORN Liberal drthBiology 156 First Street Mineola, New York Riding Club, 1, 2,- Class Swimming Team, 1, 2; AH-Star HomeEc Baseball, 2, 3; All-Star Basketball, 2; Science Club, 2, 5, Dav chm 4; Secretary-Treasurer, 3; Treasurer of Peabody Hall, 3; Costlum 1611-4; 9 uh French Club, 2; Chapel Committee, 5, 4; Varsity Ba.sk.etball, 3. forly-Jix ... -..,. - NV. . Star I3, 41 IS; I sity RUTH HARRIET COMBES Liberal drfJ-Dramaiicw 123 Lincoln Avenue Rockville Centre, New York Omnibus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chairman Lighting, 2; Secretary, 3; President, 4; May Day, 1, 2, 3; Fall Production, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club, 2, 3, 4; College Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Choir; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Sophomore Literary Group; March Production, 2; Stage Manager of Spring Production, 2; Stage Manager of March Production, 3; Director Interclass Plays, 3; Key, 3, 4; Vice-President of Skidmore Hall, 4. OLGA COLSMANN Cowtume 390 Market Street Paterson, New Jersey Home Economics Club, 1, 2; Spanish Club, 2, 5; May Day, Chairman Costumes, 3; May Court, 3; NCWJI 3, 4; Costume Club, 3, 4; Vice-President, 3; French Club, 4- foriy-Jevcn f c, - ; - f - v-n'dxt-w -2 W ; , 53-143 t A v ;:u5-rr H- ,;--Ui JANE ELIZABETH CONISTOCK Fine 11d; 55 Court Street XVestfield, Dlassachusetts French Club, 1, 2; Residence Council, 4; Riding Club, 2, 3; Sophomore Literary Group, 5; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Studio Arts Club, 5, 4; Costume Club, 3, 4; Key, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 0f Newman Hall, 4. foriy-eight X l, 4 X1 r 4-, 4 3, v, 1 4x GERTRUDE CONGRESS Public School leuwic 1637 Carrie Street Schenectady, New York String Ensemble, 1, 2; Class Accompanist, 1, 2, 3, 4: Clef, 2, 3, 4; College Chorus Accompahist, 2, 3, 4; M35 Day, 5, 4; Music Editor JVewm, 4; Psychology Club, 4; German Club, 1, 2. '4 LOIS HOSLEY CRAMPTON Secrefarial Science 520 North Quaker Lane West Hartford, Connecticut .., ' k Class Treasurer, 1, 2; French Club, 1, 2; Sophomore .6 ti If r ': Guard of Honor; Freshman Advisor, 2; Class Vice- 1- President, 3; Secretary-Treasurer 0f Secretarial Club, ' ..r ,. . 5; Chairman of Junior Prom; Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; ' Senate, 1, 2, 3, 4; Conference Committee, 4; Social ' ' Chairman, 4. . 5. LOIS APPLETON CORRY CW Liberal drtJ-Englimlz 29 Bishop Road West Hartford, Connecticut , 4' Freshman Choir; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Fresh- 1:183; man Advisor, 2; Vice-Chairman of Social Committee, 1, b 4' 5; Sociology Club, 4. U ; foriy-n ine MARIORY SANDERSON CROSIER Secreiart'al Science 70 Center Street Adams, Massachusetts Class Secretary, 1; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Vice- President of Class, 2; Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 1, 2; College Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Week Committee, 3; Treasurer of College Government, 3; Executive Board, 3; Conference Committee, 3; Senate, 3, 4; Business Manager of Exprewion, 4; Curriculum Committee, 4; Judicial Board, 4. BETTY CATHERINE CUSICK Transfer from Wellesley Liberal drfJ4SocioZogy 89 Adams Street Brockport, New York Dance Club, 2; May Day, 2; Secretarial Club, 2; thench.Club, 2, 3, 4; Iunior Prom Committee, 3; Dlscussmn Club, 3; Assistant-Hostess of Student House, 3.; Class Hockey Team, 3, 4; Sociology Club, 3, 4; . Pregldent, 4; Costume Club, 3, 4; Studio Arts, 3, 4; New, 3, 4; Psychology Club, 3, 4; Freshman Week Commlttee, 4; Katrina Trask Committee, 4; Hostess Student House; 4. Committee, 3; Dance Club, 2, 3? Freshman Advxsor, 2, 4; Sophomore Literary Group- Nming Ch xffiy ., ...- .-4 HELEN MAY DARROW 19; Liberal drtJ4Pchhology 87 Laurel Avenue Bloomfield, New Jersey 1?, ' Freshman Literary Group; Sophomore Literary Group, H' 2; Key, 5, 4; Interclass Play, 4; Senate, 4; Residence 1 Council, 4; Sociology Club, 4; Freshman Advisor, 4; I Psychology Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; President, 4; Omnibus, 1, I 2, 5, 4. WILMA DAILEY Naming and Health 1828 Guilderland Avenue l ; Schenectady, New York ub 2; Nursing Club, 1, 2, 5, 4- 63; 54 '1 use; 2, 4; 3. 4; Week fostess QrOUP' J?.ffy-one MARIANNA DE NOYELLES PhyJical Education State Road Haverstraw, New York Varsity'Swimming, 2; Varsity Baseball, 2; May Day, 2; Dance Drama, 2; Vice-President of Athletic Associa- tion, 5; Outing Club, 2, 5, 4; Secretary, 5; Discussion Club, 5; Freshman Advisor, 5; Extra-Curriculum Com- mittee, 4;:ZVew, 2, 5, 4; Sports Editor, 4; Christian Association Council, 4; Varsity Soccer, 2, 4; All-Star Hockey, 2, 4; Varsity Basketball, 2; Dance, 2, 5, 4; Treasurer, 5; Riding Club, 5, 4; Physical Education Club, 2, 5, 4. GE fiffy-two ELIZABETH LAURA DEXTER Liberal drtra-Hidory Morris New York Clef, 2, 5, 4, MARY LOUISE DRANEY Fine drlJ 45 Innis Avenue Poughkeepsie, New York Freshman Choir; Class Soccer Team, 1; Riding Club, 2; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Point System, 2; French Club, 1, 2; Red Cross, 5; May Day, 2, 3; Class Baseball Team, 2, 3; Eromdilcm Staff, 4; House Committee, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Studio Arts Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Advisor, 2, 4; Chapel Committee, 3; Chair- man, 4. DORIS MARGARET DOWD Liberal drfJ-Engliwh 51 Champlain Avenue Ticonderoga, New York Spring Production, 1; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Sophomore Literary Group, 2; Omnibus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Production, 2, 3; Class Play, 2, 5; Verse Speaking ChOiFJ 1; 2; Key, 3, 4; Discussion Club, 5, 4. f?fly-llzree 4.7. 4 4 Ft.-n g; -' '4 J'Z: 7'- 1' ' 'w -4 'ngsa WW A 4' 4 ;.. 7 .; . NIARY JEAN DRAPER Liberal 1f rz'J-E n g! 1'an ; 152 East Avenue Saratoga Springs, New York Verse Speaking Choir, 1; Sophomore Literary Group, 2; Key, 5, 4. AGNES DUN N Liberal ArlJ Hth0ry 47 Victor Street ' Yonkers, New York Spanish Club, 5, 4; President, 4. . Spammti' ' 30001ng C FrenchCIUE 4? Soccer Cw TWP. + V . . aHgl'L' ; Jiffy-four I i i I . L ! . LUCILLE ENO Transfer from Maryland College for Women Liberal drtrhEnglz'Jh Red Hook New York Outing Club, 5, 4. ISABEL A. EATON Phyw'cal Educaiion Depot Street Chateaugay, New York Spanish Club, 2 ; Riding Club, 4; Archery Manager, 4; SOCiOlOEy Club, 4; Physical Education Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 1, 2, 4; Outing Club, 3, 4; Dance Club, 2, 4; Soccer Class Team, 2, 5, 4; Basketball, 1; All-Star Team, 2, 4; Varsity, 3; Baseball Class Team, 3, 4; May Day, 2, 4. fffy'JQW HELEN CORNELIA ESKESEN Liberal driJFEngliJlr 150 Blountain Avenue VVestfield, New Jersey String Ensemble, 1, 2. fin- RUTH IDA ESMOND L ibera l d n'J-E n g! 1W2 191 Caroline Street ' Saratoga Springs, New York Freshman Writing Group. ijfy-Jix 3., - RUTH FEINBERG Secretarial Science 94 Court Street Plattsburg, New York Psychology Club, 3; Spanish Club, 1, Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET FARRELL Liberal drfJ EngliJh 22 Lawton Avenue Glens Falls, New York 2; Secretarial jffty-Jeven ELISABETH FENNELL Liberal drfJ4Englile 298 Nelson Avenue Saratoga Springs, New York Sophomore Literary Group, 2; Poetry Recital, 2; Freshman Choir, 1; Freshman Literary Group, 1; College Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Key, 5, 4; Dance Club, 2, 5, 4; May Day, 1, 2, 5, 4f. 16f, 3, 4. 470-31941! PENELOPE F ERRY Fine dl'tr 23 Yale Street Maplewood, New Jersey Ffench Club, 1; Junior Prom Committee; Sophomore therary Group, 3; Key, 4; Riding Club, 2, 3; Studio Arts Club, 3, 4; Costume Club, 5, 4. Ride: .1 i'. L L g 1 $110.; k EUGENIA PAULINE FISCHER Fine Ark 49 Erwin Park Road Montclair, New Jersey Verse Speaking Choir, 1; Freshman Choir; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Assistant Director Christmas Pageant, 2; Junior Prom Committee; Snow Carnival, 5; Omnibus, 1, 2, 5, 4; Dance Club, 2, 5, 4; Riding Club, 1, 2; May Day, 1, 2, 5; Studio Arts Club, 2, 5, 4; Discussion Club, 5; College Chorus, 2, 5, 4. BEVERLY DOROTHY FINK Secretarial Science 228 Hudson Street Pelham Manor, New York Editor of Handbook, 3; Business Manager, Emmdikd; 4; Publications Board, 4; Secretarial Club, 1, 22 5, 4; President, 4; French Club, 1, 2; DiSCUSSion CIUb' 34 4; Psychology Club, 5, 4. more who j'ifiy-nine FRANCES FISH P u Mic School 171:4.ric 49 Erwin Park Road Nlontclair, New Jersey Secretary of Spring Street Annex, 1; Extra-Curricular Activity Committee, 1; Class Team Hockey, 1; Fresh- 3 x k man Choir; Freshman Literary Group; Sophomore ' Guard of Honor; Expremion Board, 2; College Song ' Leader, 4; Class Song Leader, 1, 3; Chorus Committee, 1, 2, 3, 4; College Chorus, 2, 5, 4. f 4: ELEANOR MARGUERITE FISHER Liberal A'rlJ4Pchhology 57 Fulton Street Bloomfield, New Jersey I. Slade Psychology Prize, 1, 2; Interclass Plays, 2; Sophomore Literary Group; Verse Speaking Choir, 2; 'EEWCE ; Ommbus Fall Production, 4; Sociology Club, 4; Key, D$Winfex. MESH: C 3, 4; Omnibus Club, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President, 4. Unhglt . Jz'xlfy ELIZABETH LEWIS GOLDSMITH Secretarial Science 525 Summit Avenue Maplewood, New Jersey Necw, Editorial Staff, 5; Business Manager, 4; Spanish Club, 1, 2; Publications Board, 4; Discussion Club, 4; Eromdikw, 4; Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 5, 4. MARY LEARNED FULLER Liberal driJsSocial Science Gray Chimneys Winterton, New York German Club, 2,- L. 1'. D., 2; Chairman, 3; A. S. U., 3, 4; Executive Secretary, 4; May Day, 5; Outing Club, 4; Discussion Club, 5, 4; Dance Club, 3; Psychology Club, 5; Costume Club, 5, 4- Jixly-one JANE HANSON Liberal ferJ4Biology 20 XVyatt Road Garden City, New York Chorus, 1; Riding Club, 1; French Club, 1; Spanish Club, 2; ZVew, 5; Junior Prom Committee, 5; Freshman Advisor, 4; Extra-Curriculum Committee, 4; Publica- tions Board, 4; Eroma'ikzr, Advertising Manager, 4; Science Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; Vice-President, 5; President, 4. i A Jz'xly-z'wo RUTH HARE Transfer from De Pauw University Home Economicw 289 XVest Main Street Tilton, New Hampshire. Sophomore Literary Group, 2; Delegate to N. Y. State Student Conference, 4; College Chorus, 2, 5, 4; K635 5, 4; Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4. q...- ymw4-.-h- w . ' DLmsion C 9W. Rldmg Club. 4; Costume '. State Key; 55 MARIE HEITMAN Phylrical Education 7 Sunnieside Avenue New Rochelle, New York Discussion Club, 5; Freshman Advisor, 5; Point System Committee, 5; Physical Education Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; Riding Club, 1, 2, 5; Freshman Choir; Dance Club, 1, 2 4; Costume Club, 5, 4; May Court, 2, 5, 4. JOAN HENSHALL E Cmtume ' . ,5.w xi.- 224 Delaware Avenue 3 H West Pittston, Pennsylvania 1. Home Economics Club, 1; Vice-President Keyes, 2; 51 ' Vice-President Peabody, 5; French Club, 4; Costume Club, 5, 4. Jl'ny-llzrec ESTHER ELIZABETH HILL Plzyyz'cal Education 5112 Waldorf Avenue Camden, New Jersey President of Newman Hall, 1; Residence Council, 1; Soccer Team, 1; All-Star Soccer Team, 1; Hockey Team, 1; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Secretary of Class, 4; Basketball, 4; Senate, 1, 2, 5; Secretary, 5; Swimming Team, 1, 2, 5, 4; Varsity Swimming, 1, 2, 5, 4; Physical Education Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; Treasurer, 5; Secretary, 4. .rixly-four DOROTHEA HORSTMANN Home Economica' 559 South Eighth Avenue Mount Vernon, New York F1:eshman Choir, 1; Sophomore Litefary Group, 2; Vlce-President Home Economics Club, 3; Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; Outing Club, 3, 4; Omnibus, 5, 4; Key, 5, 4. 14;, iome Emmi C MARJORIE JACKSON Transfer from Wheaton College Liberal drtJhFrenclz 1051 Waverly Place Schenectady, New York Q J Discussion Club, 5; Class Team Soccer, 5; All-Star Soccer, 5; Spanish Club, 4; Clef, 2, 5, 4; French Club, 5, 4. ERNESTINE HOSKINS Home Economicy 55 Forest Glen Road Longmeadow, Massachusetts GrOUP, 2? HOUR? Economics Club, 1, 2, 5, 4. 7'. Home bmnibus. Jixty-JQW .o .11- 1.3;...v J RUTH JULIE Fine drflr 159 Madison Avenue Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey Freshman Choir, 1; Freshman Basketball, 1; French Club, 1, 5; Riding Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club, 4; Psychology Club, 4; Spanish Club, 5; Assistant Scenery and Props, 3 ; Omnibus, 2, 5, 4; Studio Arts, 5, 4; College Chorus, 2. Jixty-Jix PERSIS BLAKED KEMPTON Maxie 75 Cottage Street Natick, Massachusetts College Quartet, 3; Clef, 5, 4; Chorus, 5, 4; Curriculum Committee. ...+ . -........ .. .-..- W-v riculuIII BETTY WALES KINGMAN COJtumc 17 Orange Heights Avenue West Orange, New Jersey Red Cross, 1, 5; Home Economics Club, 2, 3; Verse Speaking Choir, President, 2, 5; Junior Prom Com- Imttee; Neww Editorial Staff, 3, 4; Costume Club, President, 3, 4; Freshman Advisor, 5; Sophomore Guard Of Homer; SOCiOlOgy Club, 4; Omnibus, 2, 3, 4; May Day, 5 ADELINE KRESEL Liberal drtJ-Biolagy 2107 Chapel Street New Haven,' Connecticut French Club, 1; Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club, 3, 4; Sociology Club, 5, 4. Jl'xfy-Jwen 4LOUISE 4WEBSTER; KRESGE Coytume 106 Pennsylvania Avenue Binghamton, New York President Hathorne House, 1; Residence Council, 1; Freshman Plays, 1; Freshman Choir; Interclass Play, 2; May Day, 2; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Costume Club, 5, 4; Treasurer Costume Club, 5; Treasurer Junior Class; Honor Board, 3; Chairman Christian Association, 4; Freshman Advisor, 5, 4; Discussion Club, 5, 4; Dance Club, 1, 2, 3. J'ixly-eiglzt JANE LAMOUR Fine Art; 10 Lincoln Place Maplewood, New Jersey; Newm, 1, 2-, 5, 4; May Day, 1, 2, 5; Studio Arts Club, 2r 5, 4; Omnlbus, 2, 3, 4; Discussion Club, 5, 4; ExPrNJio'l Staff, '5, 4; Junior Prom Committee, 5; Photograph.V Commlttee, 5; Eroma'ikm Staff, 4; Sociology Club; 4- GRACE BURBECK LESLIE Liberal drth-Biology 544 West 72nd Street New York City Basketball, 1; Baseball, 1; Verse Speaking Choir, 2; Omnibus Spring Production, 2; Dance Club, 2, 5, 4; Treasurer, 2; President, 5; Science Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; May Day, 2, 5; Dance Drama, 2, 5, 4; Chorus, 1, 5, 4. DORIS LEHMAN Liberal drlJ4HiJlory 6851 Exeter Street Forest Hills, New York 2 HonOr Board, 1 ; Freshman Chorus, 1 ; Sophomore 411b,. I; Guard of Honor, 2; Neww Staff, 5; Chairman Discussion '5ng Club 53 Discussion Club, 5, 4; College Chorus, 2, 5, 4; Ia: Outing Club, 5; Key, 5; Senate, 3, 4; Sophomore .h . Literary Group, 2; Judicial Board, 5, 4; Freshman Ad .. V1301? 5; Executive Board, 4; Conference Committee, 4; PreSIdent College Government, 4. .rixzfy-nine EMILIE ST REAT LEWIS Secretarial Science Kimball Circle WestfieH, New Jersey Riding Club, 1; French Club, 1, 2; Secretarial Club, 1,, 3, 4,- Freshman Advisor, 4; Ali'romdika Staff, 4. Jeoenty FLORENCE LOVELL Liberal d rlJ HL1rl0ry 172 Nelson Avenue Saratoga Springs, New York Senate, 3. $7.. MARGUERITE L. LOWREY Home Economic; 24 South Kingman Road South Orange, New Jersey Class Hockey Team, 2; Verse Speaking Choir, 2; Sopho- more Literary Group, 2; May Day, 5; Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; Omnibus, 2, 5, 4; Psychology Club, 5, 4; Costume Club, 3, 4; Key, 5, 4. ELIZABETH ALLEN LOWELL Fine 11 rid 54 Lincoln Avenue Amherst, Massachusetts Costume Club, 4. Jevenzfy-onc A, x- - ;' wza-Lgs. w, MARION LYNCH Liberal. drlJ-Engliwlz 468 Western Avenue Albany, New York Secretarial Club, 1; May Day, 2, 3; French Club, 5. Jeventy-two MIRIAM MCCALL Liberal 4riJhBiology and ClzcmiJlry 61 Grand Street Croton-on-Hudson, New York Class Basketball, 1; Sophomore Literary Club, 2; Rid' ing Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club, 2, 5, 4; Secretary' Treasurer, 4; Discussion Club, 5, 4; Senate, 3, 4; Extra- Curricular, 5, 4; Activity Committee, 5, 4; Chairman; 4; Freshman Advisor, 4; Key, 3, 4; Class Baseball, 1, 2; 3; AH-Star Team, 2; French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 C133 Team Hf J ..4 ,1 c :Dhce Club 4: Riding C; :0; 53am. SARAH ELIZABETH MCKILLIP Home Economiar 401 Walnut Street Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania Discussion Club, 5, 4; French Club, 2; Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Choir; Dining Room Com- mittee, 3. FRANCES EUDORA MCDONALD PhyJical Educalion 218 Grove Avenue Clark's Summit, Pennsylvania Class Team Hockey, 2,- May Day, 2, 5; Verse Speaking, 2; Dance Club, 1, 2, 5; President, 4; Dance Drama, 1, 2, 514; Riding Club, 2, 5, 4; Executive Committee, 5, 4; VICe-President, 4; Physical Education Club, 1, 2, 5, 4. Jeveniy-tlzree 6-5.5 4.12 h 4 .- JANET MACIVIASTER Liberal driJ--Englth 25 Ridge Terrace Short Hills, New Jersey French Club, 1; Freshman Literary Club, 1; Sophomore Literary Club, 2; Debate Club, 2, 5; NeWJ' Staff, 5, 4; Key, 5, 4; Discussion Club, 3, 4; Class Team Hockey, 4. Jeucrzfy-four MARION MAHONEY Pllya'ical Education 2201 Gilpin Avenue W ilmington, Delaware Freshman Ch01r, 1; Freshman Interclass P1337! 1; Senate, 1; French Club, 1; All-Star Hockev, 1; May Day, 2; Sophomore Guard of Honor, 2; All-Star Base- Eall, 5; College Hockey Dianager, 5; Varsity HOCkey; 2' o, 4, Captaln, 4; All-Star Soccer, 5, 4; Mav Court, 5, 4i Daqce Club. 1, 2, 5; Physical Education Ciub, 1, 2, 3r 4; Outlng C1ub, l, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Class! 4; Freshman Adwsor, 2, 4. DOROTHY MEINCKE Secretarial Science 147 Davis Avenue White Plains, New York SecretariaISCience Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club, 1, 2, 3; Fyench Chlb, 1, 2; Discussion Club, 3, 4; Sophomore literary Group, 2; Dance Club, 2, 3; Key, 3, 4; May lay, L 2, 3; Sophomore Guard of Honor, 2; Chorus, 6 2, 5: 4; President of Newman Hall, 4; Secretary of Ollege Government, 3; Executive Board, 3; Confer- ence Committee, 3; Senate, 2, 3; Winter Sports Man- ager, .; Freshman Advisor, 2, 4; Freshman Week 0mm1ttee, 3; Residence Council, 4. ROSALIND MENDELSON Transfer from Sweetbriar COJtume 1185 Park Avenue New York City Class Hockey Team, 3; French Club, 4; Costume Club, 5, 4. vaenty-five CORNELIA M. MESSLER Liberal drIJ-Jlathematiar 855 Berkeley Avenue Trenton, New Jersey Freshman Costume Committee; Chairman; Spanish Club, 1, 2; Costume Club, 3, 4; Discussion Club, 2, 5. Jeaenty-Jix ELIZABETH M. MITCHELL Plzylrical Education 58 Chestnut Street Cohoes, New York Nliracle Play, 1; May Day, 1; Physical Education Ciubl 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating Club, 2, 3, 4; Riding Club, 3, 4; House Committee of Skidmore Hall, 4; French Club, 1; 2;- Class Team Swimming, 3, 4; Class Team Hockey, 1, 2; Class Team Soccer, 1, 2; Class Team Basketball, 1, 2, 3. iucation Club, 3! ch Club, Hockey' Lsketbalh EDITH MORRISON F ine drtJ 667 Hillcrest Boulevard Phillipsburg, New Jersey Freshman Literary Group, 1; Chairman Costumes May Day, 2; Class Soccer, 1, 2; All-Star Soccer, 2; Discussion Club, 2, 5; Studio Arts Club, 2, 3, 4; Fire Committee, 5; Junior Prom Committee; Eromdiky Art Editor, 4. BARBARA MOORE Naming and Health 17 Columbus Avenue Beverly, Massachusetts Nuf'sing Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; President, 2, 5; President Scribner Hall, 2; Senate, 1, 2. vaenty-quen -0... -;.... ' a. -.. . L4 -ct r I i z p . ! ' RUTH M. MOSHER k Secretarial Science '3: i. 148 Nelson Avenue A. t. Saratoga Springs, New York , . Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 5; Dance Club, 2, 3; May Day, 2. . i x i l f 5 i g : CLARICE MOTT - Fine drtJ ! L Norwood Avenue 1 Northport, New York N53 Outing Club, 1; Studio Arts, 5, 4; Costume Club, 3. 4; ISOphomoreGn, French Club, 4. CUSSion :- Clubv Q g 115: mm, 4. V FY hemau HRH , Jevenly-edqhi WWW FRANCES G. MUTHER Liberal drfJ XlIalIzemalicJ 216 Pleasant Street Newton Centre, Massachusetts 4; sopl-mmOPe Guard of Honor, 2; German Club, 2, 3; Dis- cussmn Club, 5; Omnibus, 5, 4; Outing Club, 4; Treas- llilrer Class, 4; Varsity Soccer, 5, 4; Vice-President of ewman Hall, 1, 4, VIRGINIA C. NAUGHT Junior Transfer from Panzer College Phyd'ical Education 524 Cherry Street Elizabeth, New Jersey All-Star Hockey Team, 2; Class Team Basketball, 5; V arsity Baseball, 3; Physical EducatiOn Club, 2, 5, 4; Riding Club, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club, 5, 4; VarsityESoccer Team, 3, 4; Manager of Senior Class Team Swimming, 3, 4; Sociology Club, 5, 4. Jgpgnty-I'llne h. z; . f ; Y '7 3 'Mr :. BETTY NEUHUT I Liberal ,rlJ;Bi0109y 55 VVyckoff Place VVoodmere, New York -. German Club, 1; Basketball Class Team, 1; Biology 1 Club, 1, 2, 4; French Club, 4; Costume Club, 5, 4; ' Hockey Class Team, 1, 2, 5. IRENE V. NEUMAN Liberal drlJ JIatlzemalicJ 334 Degraw Street Brooklyn, New York Freshman Literary Group, 1' Sophomore Literal? I Group, 2; Key. 5, 4; Clef, 5, 4; Riding Club, 4- MIRIAM A. NORTH Liberal drlJ Bi0logy 54 Fairview Avenue Naugatuck, Connecticut 'rarV Freshman Choir, 1; Sophomore Literary Group, 2; re Lite ' Key: 2, 5, 4;fscience Club, 2, .3, 4; Spanish Club, 2, 4. VJ; THERESA OGONOVVSKI Secretarial Science 902 Michigan Avenue Schenectady, New York Freshman Literary Club, 1; Secretary of Judicial Board, 4; Secretarial Science Club, 1, 2, 5, 4. ez'gley-one 777- 17 , w mm ' ... 31.7.; CLARICE O HARA I Secrefarial Science 500 North Euclid Avenue VVestfield, New Jersey Freshman Choir, 1; Verse Speaking Choir, 2; Omnibus , '2 March Production, 2; Dance Club, 2; Senate, 3; Edi- , torial Staff of ZVEWJ', 5; Point System Committee, 5; Discussion Club, 5; Freshman Advisor, 5; Omnibus, 4; Social Committee, 4, Secretary-Treasurer; Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; Costume Club, 5, 4; May Court, 2, 3, 4; Riding Club, 2, 3; French Club, 1, 2. MARY ONEIL . Liberal driJmFrench 155 East Avenue Saratoga Springs, New York Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4. eligllfy-fwo MARY ALLEN PECK Liberal All'thEnglz-le 105 Van Schoick Avenue Albany, New York Freshman Choir, 1; President Spring Street Annex, 1; Residence Council 1. H MARIAN PATIENCE Liberal szllJ- 1L ngll.fl,1 25 Plainfield Street Hartford, Connecticut PFESidEHt, Spring Street Hall, 1; Winner Freshman 0?th Recital, 1; Residence Council, 1; ASSIStant dltOI' Quarterly, 2; Sophomore Literary Group, 2; PLD? 1, 2; A.S.U., 3; President Verse Speaking Chow, o; Edltor-in-Chief 0f ICLX'pI'ctrJion, 3; President German Chlb! 3.; Key, 3, 4; Sophomore Guard of Honor, 2; .ISCUSSlOD Club, 2, 3, 4; Editorial Staff of Nectar: 3; Iilterary Editor of ICI-omdikw, 4; Chairman of Publlca- tlons Board, 4; Psychology Club, 4. gliglzfy-ilzrce 1- , Q' A-nb 73:.- gum... ' Kl V J-uAvL .- elylllly-j'our BERTHA LOUISE PERRINE Recreational Leademhz'p 172 Berkeley Avenue Bloomfleld, New Jersey Sophomore Guard of Honor, 2; Debate Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; Secretarial Club, 1, 2; Varsity Baseball, 2, 5; Varsity Swimming, 2, 3, Alanager, 5; Class President, 5; Dis- cussion Club, 5, 4; Executive Board, 5, 4; Judicial Board, 4; Chairman Residence Council, 4; Curriculum Committee, 4; Freshman XVeek Committee, 5, 4; Con- ference Committee, 4; Dance Club, 3, 4; Slay Day, 2, 3; Delegate t0 Flodel League, 3; Class Team Swim- ming, I, 2, 3; Chapel Committee, 3, 4; Senate, 3, 4. PRISCILLA PERSON Organ 9 Walnut Street . Ware, lVIassachusetts Freshman Choir, 1 ; French Club, 1; Clef, 2, 3, 4; New, 5,.4; String Ensemble, 5; Chairman Junior Vespers, 51 Dlmng Room Committee, 3; Freshman Week Com- . mittee, 4; College Accompanist, 4. m-v a- AW... :--m x M EVELYNE T. PONTONE Liberal drtJ2EngliJh and Dramatic; 2672 Boulevard Jersey City, New Jersey Omnibus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Production, 2, 5, 4; Spring Production, 2, 5; Interclass Plays, 3; May Day Pro- duction, l, 3; Business Manager Omnibus, 3; Verse Speaking Choir, 2; Temporary Chairman, 2; Interclass Play Director, 4. ELIZABETH POINIER Phyu'cal Educaiion 249 Turrell Avenue South Orange, New Jersey Freshman Choir, 1; President Freshman Literary Club, 1; All-Star Hockey, 1; All-Star Soccer, 1; All-Star Base- ball, 1; Varsity Hockey, 2, 5, 4; Varsity Soccer, 2, 5, 4; VaFSity Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Baseball, 2, 5; Manager Soccer, 5; Manager Basketball, 4; Physical quCatiOn Club, 1, 2, 5, 4, President, 4; Outing Club, 02 4; Riding Club, 3, 4; Newm, l, 2, 5, 4. etyhiyfve FLORA J. POSSON 511711.11'111!561.3111? 1009 XVest Center Street Aledinu, New York Delegate to Silver Buy, 1; Spanish Club, I, 2; Discus- sion Club, 3; Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Alanager Of Tennis, 3; Secretarial Club, I, 3, 3, 4; Freshman Ad- visor, 3, 4; .Vuuw Stuff, 4; Residence Council, 4; Senate, 4; Sccrctury-Trcusurcr 01 Skidnmre Hull, 4; Treasurer of Cnmmunity Chest, 4. FltalIIy-JIZV GENE M. RANKIN Liberal dI-ZJ Sociology 1567 Bradley Street Schenectady, New York Seicretafial CIUb, 1; Science Club, 2; German Club, 3; DISCUSSIOH CIUb; 2; SOCiOIOgy Club, 3, 4; German Club, 5, Secretary-Treasurer, 3; May Day, 5; Dance C1ub,4- l V C Aursi; 3 Club, 1, A Nursing Club, GERALDINE A. RICE Naming and HeaMz 742 Washington Street Canton, Massachusetts 1, 2, 5, 4. H. ELIZABETH ROBINSON Liberal xfrfJ4EngliJh 111 Harrison Street East Orange, New Jersey Omnibus, 1, 2, 5, 4; Executive Council, 2, 5, 4; Com- mittee for Reorganizing Omnibus, 1; Chairman Cos- tume Committee, 2; Treasurer, 5; Vice-President Omnibus, 4; Freshman Plays, 1; Direction Freshman Plays, 5; Interclass Plays, 5; Omnibus 1V1arch Produc- tion, 5; Riding Club, 1; Neway l, 2; Ic'xprcmion, 4; Sophomore Literary Group, 2; Key, 5, 4; Psychology Club, 5, 4; May Day, 1, 5; Student Business 1V1anager, 1. ct'ghfy-Lmr'cn To: 49' JANET A. ROGER Junior Transfer from W'ellesley Liberal .1I l.,r l:'I1glerlI 11 Oxford Terrace Cloversvillc, New York Science Club, 4. l w-mme:r-x mp - -M, ..... .,., .. GRACE A. SANDERCOCK Liberal zIriJ S0ci0l0gy 1 701 Olive Street V Scranton, Pennsylvania Chairman Literary Group, 1 ; Chairman Sophomore ; FiLhCIub Group, 2; Physical Education Club, 1, 2,;IF1'ench Club '2 'Irf'mbn H:- 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4; Key, 3, 4; Treasurer, 3: Silver Bay 3 4131hom;0J4;Eh Conference, 2; Sociology Club, 2, 5, 4; Discussion Club, f 5350;11:an I'. 99. 2' 3, 4.; Psychology CIUb, 5, 4; Outing Club, .3, 4; Verse Speakmg Choir, 2, 5; Librarian, 3; Freshman Advisory 3- CIZOlIly-Flitjllt ,-. r ELIZABETH CARLTON SANFORD Liberal drtJ S0ci0log y 1505 'Lenox Road Schenectady, New York French Club, 1, 2; Newy, 1, 2, 5; Omnibus, 1: 2, 5, 4; Expremion, 3, 4; Exchange Editor, 5; Editor-in-Chie1S 4; SOPhomore Guard of Honor, 2; Freshman Advisor, 3; Emmy Committee, 1; Sophomore Literary Group, 2; ey, 3, 4. M. ADELE SCHERMERHORN Secretarial Science 75 South Main Street Castleton-on-Hudson, New York Secretarial Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 1, 2, 5, 4. eiglzty-nine .,. gun..- - ESTHER 3L SCHILLING l,ilvcml .Irtu 7Ilzlrlary 126 Pine Avenue Albany. New York Freshman Choir, 1; Sophomore Guard of Honor, 2; Senate, 3; Freshman Advisor, 3, 3; Advisory Com- mittee, 3, 3; Chorus, 3, 3. 4; AH-Star Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vanity Soccer. 3, 3, 4; Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; All- Star Hockey. 2; Varsity Hockey, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 3; Class ancbull, 2, 3; Varsity Baseball, 2, 3; College .Wunug-r of Baseball, 4; Chapel Committee, 3; Chair- man Pnint System, 3; Debate Club, 4; Discussion Club, 4; lstcvmh Club, 3; Outing Club, 2, 3, 4. n incly RUTH SCHNEIDER Liberal drtJ Biology 259 Hempstead Avenue Rockville Centre, New York Spanish Club, 2; May Day, 2; Outing Ciub, l, 2, 53 Sc.lence Club, 2, 3, President, 3,- Key, 3, 4; Sophomore therary Group, 2; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Fresh- man Advisor, 5; Dance Club, 2, 5; Discussion Club, 3, 4;-Extra.-Curricu1ar Committee, 3. TransE L 1.66 409 High D . , 1551011 Club'5. MARY ALICE SHANGLE Transfer from Smith College Liberal drtJ-Sociology 409 South Main Street Hightstown, New Jersey DiSCussion Club, 3; Sociology Club, 5, 4. JEAN ELIZABETH CONRAD SHELLEY Liberal drlJ-EngliJh 2100 Swede Road Norristown, Pennsylvania President of McClellan House, 1; Residence Council, 1 Discussion Club, 1, 2; Sophomore Literary Group, New: 5, 4; Expremion, 4; Key, 4. x. x xx $$kk xx x 4 A:- m K, m, 4 mg? W 4 9 MN; g , x wow xV 4 . r ,xxygxd 5 v 4; 4393441 4 ninely-one . H , , FLORENCE E. SPICER 110mg lt'conomz'ar 76 W'ashington Avenue Suffern. New York Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3. 4; Sophomore Literary 0' Discussion Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 5, 4; 4; President of Home Economics Group, -, Freshman Advisor, House, 4. Izincly-lwo LOIS STRUEBING Liberal drfJ--Nur.rcry School 50 Simson Street Tonawanda, New York Spanish Club, 3, 4; Discussion Club, 3; Verse Speaking Choir, 5, 4. ' B Transfer L Sarat WI WM t0 Inte . 1 m . em 11 Hlstrv BEATRICE MAY SWARTFIGURE Transfer from Albany State College Liberal driJ-Htlrfory 1' 510 Broadway 4 h in; Saratoga Springs, New York Delegate '30 International Relations Conference, 5; Amerlcan History Prize, 5 ELIZABETH FAIRBANK TAYLOR Liberal ArfJ4EngliJh 117 School Street Belmont, Massachusetts Sophomore Literary Group, 2; NBWJ', 3; Key, 5, 4; Discussion Club, 5, 4; Psychology Club, 5, 4; Sociology Club, 4; Chapel Committee, 4; Eromdika', 4. nlnely-three LILLIAN CAROLINE TILTON ng'Cl'Uldl'llIlv LS1'IIL,I1LIC 19 Fenian Avenue Luconiu, New Hampshire Freshman Class Plays. 1: French Club, 1; Sophomore Guard of Hmmr, 2; Class Team Hockey, 1, 2, 3; A11- Stur Hockey. 3; Secretarial Club, 1, :3. 3, 4; Dining Room Committee, 3; Advertising Flzmager -chr, 4; Publications Board, 4; Skidmore House Committee, 4. nmcly-foul' JANE ELIZABETH TODD Plymical Educalion 105 High Park Boulevard Eggertsville, New York Omnibus Fall Production, 1; Miracle Play. 2; C1895 Team Hockey, 3; Class Team Soccer, 3; All-Star Soccer. 5; Discussion Club, 5; Outing Club, 5, 4; Physical Education Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; Dance Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer, 4; Alay Day, 1, 2, 5, 4. SARAH MARCY TYRE Liberal driJ-Nunrery School McCallum Manor Germantown, Pennsylvania Secretary of Athletic Association, 2; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Freshman Advisor, 2; N.S.F.A. Regional, 3; National, 4; Chairman of Honor Board, 4; Chairman of Judicial Board, 4; Vice-President of Student Govern- ment, 4; Sociology Club, 2, 5, 4; Freshman Advisory Committee, 5, 4; Varsity Hockey, 2, 4; All-Star Hockey, 1, 5; Senate, 2, 3, 4; Chairman, 3; Executive Board, 5, 4; Conference Committee, 5, 4; Judicial Board, 5, 4. FRANCES TRAVIS Liberal driJ-Biology 58 South Midland Avenue Nyack, New York Gl.ee Chlb, 1; Freshman Choir; Dining Room Com- mlftee: 5; Exprewion, 3; Assistant Fire Lieutenant, 4; Selence Club, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club, 3, 4; May Day, 1, 5, 4; Verse Speaking Choir, 3, 4; Discussion Club, 3, 4- n inefy-five , ,W . .........-.-. 4mg+.44.:..4---1 ANN VAN RIPER Secretarial Science 19 Ridge Terrace Paterson, New Jersey Sophomore Guard of Honor; Clef, 1, 2; Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 5, 4. ninety-Jix BETSY WADSWORTH Transfer from Randolph-Macon Liberal drlJ EngliJIz 540 Elm Street Westfield, New Jersey Sophomore Literary Group, 2; May Court, 2, 4; May Queen, 5; Sociology Club, 4; EromdikJ Staff, 4; Key, 3, 4; Costume Club, 5, 4; Navy, 5: 4. ,...444,, MARGARET GALLAVAN WALKER , 33 Liberal driJ-Biology I 679 Irvington Avenue Maplewood, New Jersey Freshman Literary Group, Secretary, 1; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Spanish Club, 2; Freshman Advisor, 2; Senate, 5; Executive Board, 5; Discussion Club, 5; Editor of Eromdikw, 4; French Club, 1, 2; President, 2; New, 1, 2, 3; Associate Editor, 2; Editor, 5; Riding Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chapel Committee, 3, 4; Publications Board, 5, 4; Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman XVeek Committee, 5, 4; All-Star Soccer, 1, 2, 4. I 1 b I RUTH SARAH WAGAR Organ 3Com 117 Grand Avenue Saratoga Springs, New York Freshman Choir; College Chorus, 2, 5, 4; Clef, 1, 2, 3, 4- ' t , 4; May ,our , 4 .Kej; M Li; Sta 4 4' ninety-Jeuen MARGARET ELIZABETH WARNER Fine drtr 366 Yale Avenue New Haven, Connecticut ' I Dining Room Committee, 1; Sophomore Literary . Group, 2; Winter Carnival Committee, 4; Ioea Cor- , respondent, 4; Freshman Choir; College Chorus, 2, 5, 4 ' Outing Club, 2, 3, 4; Omnibus, 3, 4; Key, 5, 4. , ANNABELLE WARSHAWSKY Liberal d rfJ-E mg! ile 29 Margaret Avenue l-. Lawrence, New York . :Q Freshman Literary Group; Sophomore Literary Group, 4mg inf; 2; SOCiOIOEY Chlb, 4; Key, 3, 4; French Club, 1, 2, 5: 1,11 New C :: Psychology Club, 5, 4; Debate Club, 3, 4,- Discussion BMW: k; Club, 2; 5; 4; Nectar, 2, 5, 4; Exprwcrz'on, 3, 4; Costume 12:19, 2; NW f - Club, 5, 4. WSW: ch ninety-etylzt MARGERY ALICE WELCH Secretarial Science 4 I . 43 Horton Street 4'4 Rye, New York Riding Club, 1; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Junior Prom Committee; Spanish Club, 1, 2, 5; Eromdikm Staff 4; Sociology Club, 4; Secretarial Club, I, 2, 5, 4. -.---4-. CYNTHIA WEBB Liberal drlJ-Englile 22 Pleasant Street Arlington, Massachusetts .GroUPv POint System Committee, 1,- Sophomore Gugrd 0f '1,2,5; Gonor; Community Chest, 2; Sophomore. therary I 'gcussion IPOUp, 2; Newa , 4; Exprewion, 5, 4; Outmg Club, ., 1Costume 4 24 34 4? Spanish Club, 1, 2; Discussion Club, 5, 4; K655 5, 4; ViCe-President, 3; President, 4. ninely-Isz HELEN SHERWOOD XVHITNALL PXzsz'cal Educafion 118 Broad Street Hamilton, New York PhysicallEducation Club, 1, 2, 5, 4. one hundred ETHYL MARIE WILCOX Liberal driJ-Biot'ogy 48 Mather Street Hamden, Connecticuf Freshman Choir; Outing Club, 1; Psychology Club, 2; grench Club, 4; Costume Club, 4; Biology Club, 1, 2; , 4. IVXARY CATHARINE W'ILLIAMS Secrclarial Science 9144 96th Street VVoodhaven, New York Sophomore Literary Group, 2; Spanish Club, 1, 2; Key, 5, 4; EronzdikJ Staff, 4; Secretarial Club, 1, 9 3, 4. Hr PHYLLIS XVILDING Fine dd; 15 Tallman Avenue Nyack, New York Junior Outfit Committee; Costume Club, 4; Riding Club, 1, 2, 5. one hundred one HELANE KATHERINE 4VOLFF Phywz'cal Education 460 South First Avenue Mount Vernon, New York Class Team Soccer, 1; Chairman of Skiing, 2; Class Team Swimming, 2; Class Team Basketball, 2; Riding Club, 1, 2; All-Star Hockey Team, 2; Freshman Ad- visor, 3; Vice-President of North Hall, 5; Miracle Play, 5, 4; Outing Club, 3, 4; Physical Education Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; Secretary, 5; Omnibus, 2, 3, 4; Omnibus Council, 5, 4; Dance Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Librarian, 4; May Day, 2, 5, 4; Class Team Hockey, 1, 2, 3; All-Star Soccer, 2, 5. one hundred two SHIRLEY WOODMAN Transfer from Colby Junior College L ibcral 11 rtJ4E ngl ile 18 Elm Street Tilton, New Hampshire Discussion Club, 5; Key, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Costume Club, 5, 4. ; ostume DORIS HELEN YENTER Fine drtJ 50 Lincoln Court Rockville Centre, New York French Club, 1; All-Star Basketball, 1; Freshman Choir; Sophomore Literary Group, 2; Sophomore Guard of Honor; President North Hall, 5; Residence Council, 5; Secretary, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Studio Arts, 2, 5, 4; Treasurer, 5; President, 4; College Chorus, 2, 5, 4; Outing Club, 2, 5, 4; Key, 3, 4; Exprewion Board, 5; Art Editor, 4; Freshman Advisor, 5, 4; Senate, 2, 4; Class Hockey, 1, 4; Varsity Basketball, 2, 5; Delegate New York State Student Conference, 4. RUTH LILLIAN YEA4V PuMic School z7IuJZc 51 Union Street Greenfield, Massachusetts Freshman Choir; Outing Club, 1; College Chorus, 2, 3; 4; Clef, 1, 2, 5, 4; Treasurer, 3; Social Chairman, 4. one hundred ilzree ? g. W'I' vI 4W hahF-J M tom tim' Wt GLADYS ELIZABETH YOUNG Public School. JIqu'c 1750 Avenue A Schenectady, New York Freshman Choir; College Song Leader, 3; Sophomore Guard of Honor; Freshman Advisor, 3; Flay Day, 3; College Chorus, 3, 3, 4; Omnibus, 2, 5, 4; Skidmore Bladrigal Singers, 1, 2, 3, 4; Clef, 2, 3, 4; Secretary- Treasurer, 2; Vice-President, 3; President, 4; Psy- chology Club, 4. one I'mndredfour JANE MIRIAM ZABRISKIE Liberal drfJ-HEngliJh Brower Hill Place North Hackensack, New Jersey Freshman Literary Group, 1; Spanish Club, 2; Sopho4 more Literary Group, 2; Treasurer of Keyes Hall, Secretary of Class, 5; President of Class, 4; Senate, 4; Executive Board, 4; Key, 3, 4; Secretary, 3; Vice President, 4. F9 I 1 INN y ..... ...., 3511 Memoriam ALICE GUNNISON MARY McALLISTER onc qundlmiffve RETROSPECT OF THE SENIOR CLASS We, as the Senior Class, are optimistic and in that we are different from the recent college graduates. The days of the depression are over, and some of the cynicism and skepticism that was embedded in our predecessors is gone. And because our outlook is a happy one there is no need to look back upon our Senior year as a sad proposition because it is our last. We can see the light and dark shades of a college year of a last college year, and as Hthe moving finger writes, we will remember this year as the foremost one. September was a happy month, even when decorating rooms with the rem- nants of three years accumulation, and of trying on caps and gowns that did not seem to fit correctly. President Moore stated in his Convocation Address, There is something very contagious about this September optimism, when Freshmen are just being introduced to college and Seniors to caps and gowns. We caught this optimism and kept it. There has been a renewed interest in cultural and social attainments. The Seniors entered into new extra-curricular activities Which they have not had time to enjoy in previous years, and built up the Clubs and organizations. We have so many things to look back upon. The college campus has in- creased a third again its size, with new dormitories, classrooms, and studios. This year saw the advent of the Katrina Trask House, whose purpose is to further interest between the townspeople and the students of Skidmore in community activities. We have had the privilege of being a part of a progressive college, and in our time have seen the abolishing of the old marking system with its necessary evils. Instead, the new comment system has taken its place with a special interest as regards the student in her relation to the group. There has been anvinvigorating enthusiasm in furthering intercollegiate actiyities and in promoting co-operation with colleges in our immediate vicinity, such as the Skidmore-Union parties for Freshmen, the numerous and varied debates, concerts and combined dramatic productions. Then there have been little things that have helped to create a better enj oy- ment of our campus. The college grounds have been beautified with gardens and statues. We have felt a new freedom in outdoor sports and the enjoyment of health. New tennis courts have been built to accommodate the increasing demand of the students. Most of all, in this line, we prize the spacious sun deck on the roof of the Cochran Gymnasium that is such a benefit in the early fall and later spring months. In the winter special centers have been arranged for social activities. In each dormitory there has been set aside smoking rooms with numerous card tables the Student House has become not only a meeting place for College government organizations and publication staffs but also a club center. Our academic standard has been raised considerably since we have been here. In our Junior year the system of Review Examinations was introduced, by which the student was able to beneflt by a review in subjects which she had taken in previous years. The retention of knowledge has thus been raised seventy per- one hundred Jix cent. This idea of more examinations in th ' a trlal and hardshep at the time, but it will CZrIEEiifllbgf Niamh may have seemed Thus academlcally we have Progressed. Ne .Yf e a enefit 1n later years, to Sludmore and the enrollment of students has in: aculty members have COme yeargfrjfl :Zeoilily 83m? Of the Changes that havgetflfil plac d ' . d. :dual adv Op lmlsm has HOuI'lShed. In Our Own cla e urlng our four lsrgigwof Doris 35:;312121116, gildithe betterment of the group unfierxkjc: haze DOtieed Zabriskie, President 0f,th ug en't PFeS1dent Of COllege GOVemmeeta 16 leader- just as anv other clas h e emor Class. We have our outstandfl , and Jane boastfull Vnor f8 as, and we are proud of them. Thu 11ng members; watchedit grmfngthllY; bUt medly' We are a part of 8:35,; eave, nelther to leave a 6d mg confident that the classes to follow w'll bore and have , 8 con 1 ent of success and as inwardly happy as We 1 e as reluctant are. 171 arian Patience one hundred chn , vie. ilipxki, . x'ub. .1 z; . 6.11.; : again..lfv1ll. h.lli, Ivlu III'LIAI . $Kxxi$quw xx K$2$x V n z,w , , ,v f, 4y I ; V I ,1! V wf , 6534 7, 3V: xxi $ wwvxk Av ??W V , xi7 , WWW; 1 VV 4 , ZX , 41 fya x k y X wa M . , r0MW le , . k 6707 ,. vaf XfXOwy , . WW ?6 , onb- v ',. .44, V IRGINIA DANIELS Prmidcn! one hundred twelve CLASS OF NINET N ANCY RICHARDSON. Vice-Preu'denf JEANNE BATTEY TreaJurer Mm THIRTY EIGHT I M $ xva x A x zeayfx A M, J17 $ M ,8 1 3k xv 9w 0W7 7M ??770 L . , 970 7 6 V X W7 O , X M?W $6 BARBARA TURNER ARDSON n v Secretary one hundred thiricen gww... .z CLASS OF 1938 ABERLE, DORIS CHRISTINE . Albany Tcxlalw and COJlume ADASKIN, LEAH H. . Tcxizlw and Cartume Springfield, ZV'Iassachusetts ANDERBERG, ELINOR DREws . W'hite Plains Liberal drfw BAKER, BETTY . IWaplewood, New Jersey Fme dd; BARSS, NAIDA ANETTA Saratoga Springs Home Economlar BATTEY, JEANNE BESSIE ' . Secretarial Saence W'est Hartford, Connectlcut BEEDE, DEBORAH SOUTHWORTH Belmont, Massachusetts Liberal xfI'fJ BERTELSEN, ELIZABETH New York Clty fmc driJ' BLACKSTONE, IOAN MARGARET .4 New York Cxty rule fjl'fJ' BLAIKIE, ELIZABETH CHRISTINE Hartford, Connectlcut Home Economic; BONNEY, BETTY Elba Fine drlir BRAIDWOOD, IEAX W. Scarsdale Secretarial Scwnce BREITBART, PAULINE Cedarburst Jluwic BREWSTER, MARTHA WARREN Ellzabethtown Home Economic; BROOKS, ANN Ross Poughkeepsie 171 uJic BROOKS, CAROLINE LANGDON aneapohs, Nlmnesota Secrelarial Science BROWN, IULIA-ELlZABETH Belrut, Syna Naming and Health BUMSTEAD, MARJORIE ADELE Saratoga Springs Secrdarial Science BURNHAM, LANE ELIZABETH Saratoga Sprmgs Liberal zlrfJ BURNS, NELLIE EDNA Keene, New Hampshwe Home Economiw BURT, DOROTHY MARIETTA Penn Yan Liberal KIMJ BUTLER, JUNE FRANCES Mount Vernon Home Economiw CARLSON, MARION F. Bay Shore Liberal 1111i, CASEBOLT, MARGARET Newark, New Jersey Home Economica' one hundredfourleen CHASE, HARRIET GOODSPEED . Brockton, Massachusetts Liberal dI'lJ COLE, CAROLYN E. New Rochelle COMPTON, AGNES MA RY Tcxlile; and Comtumc Rochester Fine drtJ CRAIG, MARIE LOUISE . Bloomfield, New Jersey Liberal drlm CULVER, MARJORIE CRANFIELD Ausable Forks Liberal drtr DANIELS, VIRGINIA . Adams, Massachusetts Liberal drier DEADY, MARGARET MARY ' Amherst, Massachusetts, Liberal dd; DEBEAUX, ANNE KATHRYN Nutley, New Jersey JIqu'c DESIDORO, CLARA JEANNE . Saratoga Springs Liberal drlo DILLISTIN, MARY E. Paterson, New Jersey Secretarial Saencc DORSEY, CAROLINE Findlay, Ohio DORSON, AUDRE MYRTLE Textileo and Cotrfumc New York City Liberal zirl'J DOWNER, FLORENCE MURIEL Schenectady Harp ELSDON. VIRGINIA AYRAULT Glen Rock, New Jersey Liberal Artr EVANS, WINIFRED LOIS Textile; and Cowlume Forty Fort, Pennsylvania : FARMER, MARY CATHERINE Lancaster, Pennsylvania Liberal zirzir FENNELL, JANE CATHERINE Saratoga Sprmgs XIIuJic FENNER, CHARLOTTE SMITH Cobleskxll Secretarial Science FOWLER, ROSEMARY Utlca SecretariM Science GARRETT, MARGARET HAYWARD Ballston Spa Jizwic GILBERT, ED-ITH FRANCES Saratoga Sprlpgs Liberal drtr QLOVER, GRETCHEN DEISEL lea, Oth Liberal dfld' GOLDYS, MARCIA FREDDA New Haven, Connectxcut Liberal drtJ GOUGH, ELLEN LITTLEHALES ' Swampscott, Massachusetts Liberal drhr .1le- mm 3 AM; i. iris .x' in? IA Jrz'zv' 2. Mi Jluic :5 iris N. lance LE fume 1:. Mr Harp , :;'.1rtv.r 3 claim '1', .IILF JIM Na 12'an '9 Mi 1,145 , M5 GRANT, JEAN BRESEE . Afton Nulwng and Health GROVES, CLARA C. Saint Joseph, Missouri Liberal zirlJ HALE, IUSTINA ELIZABETH - Scarsdale Ltberal fjl'lJ HALL, HELEN H. Toledo, Ohio HARDEN, DORIS ELSIE Rutherford, New Jersey Liberal 1111'; Liberal dl'fJ HASSELMAN, JANE Garden City HOFHEIMER, .NATALIE New York Clty Liberal drlJ Liberal drlJ HOLBROOK, RUTH LQUISE Dover, New Hampshlre Jluuc HUTCHINGS, FLORENCE FRANCES Scarsdale Liberal drtr IVES, SHIRLEY Garden City JACKSON, LUCY Mount Vernon Fine drlJ Secretarial Science JOHNSON, ANNA MABEL Yonkers JIquc JOHNSON, HARRIET ANDREW New York City Texfilw and Cowlume JOHNSON, KATHLEEN CABLE Dallas, Pennsylvanla Liberal 11 Pl; IUDD, JANET ABBOTT Middlebury, Connecticut Naming and Health IUDSON, BABETTE C. New Rochelle Liberal drlw KAPPES, ORA Brooklyn Fine xfrtr KARL, STEPHANIE PAULINE JOAN Newark, New Jersey Liberal drlo KELLER, ALETTA E. Morrlstown, New Jersey Fine drtr KENNARD! ELIZABETH Kansas Clty, Missouri Liberal zirlJ KESSLER, ANNA LOUISE XVest Orange, New Jersey Naming and Ifeall'h KEYES, MgRY BASSETT Great Barrmgton, Massachusetts Fine xfriw KILLAM, LOUISE Hamden, Connecticut Liberal zirhr KILLOCH, JEAN Yonkers Liberal diff KIRSCH, BEATRICE L. Rockaway Fine 11m KOUNTZ, MARY ELIZABETH Toledo, Ohio Liberal drfw KRUSE, DOROTHEA ANNA Saratoga Sprmgs Home I'fmnam 1hr LAKE, GERTgUDE EDITH Saratoga Sprmgs Libya! Jrlx LEAtvnT, PHYLLIS LOUISE Springfield, Massachusetts l,ibvml Jx'l.r LEROY, LOUISE Utlca Fina zlrllr LIGHTER, BEATRICE L. Lawrence Liberal xlrlm LINDEMANN, ELEANOR LAURA Mllwaukee, Wlsconsin Liberal Jrlx LOWE, ELEANOR COGGSHALL New Haven, Connectlcut Home Economlw LUFBURROW, MIRIAM ANDREW Plainfield, New Jersey Liberal Aria LYON, MARGARET POTTER Buffalo Plzylrz'cal Ii'ducalt'on LYTLE, VIRGINIA M. Garden City MCCLELLAN, ELIZABETH Chatham MCENTEE, EDITH I. Glen Ridge, New Jersey Liberal drlJ MCNAUGHTON, DOROTHY LOUISE ' Saratoga Springs Lzberal dd; Fine X1 flJ Liberal drlJ MACKLIN, MARY Schuylerville Liberal drlJ MARTEL, CARLOTA Iackson Heights Liberal 11H; MAXSON, CHARLOTTE HARRINGTON: Homer Liberal dl'lJ MAY, JUDITH RUTH . . Concord, New Hampshlre Sccrelartal Sczcncc MAYER, HELEN ELSIE Ridgewood, New Jersey Fine 1111; MAYNARD, MARJORIE MESSERVE . Paterson, New Jersey Liberal KIN; MERZ, ANNA TERESA Vernon, Connectlcut Fine 411$ MILLER, MARY VIRGINIA Swampscott, Dlassachusetts Liberal xlrllr MIX, DORIS CAMPBELL Bloomfield, New Jersey Home Economzw MOODY, ELIZABETH ADEE Saratoga Springs Liberal x111; MOORE, CATHERINE ' 3 33 c Saratoga Sprmgs Secrclaual Sumo MOREHOUSE, KATHERINE BEATRICE 7! . Glens Falls e lute NICKERSON, ELTHIA E. Brockton, LVIassaChusetts Liberal drlo one lumdredwflcen lr . L o'i : ,t .. . i. NOBLE, JANE HOLDEN SKINNER, ANNE CANSDAY ! Evanston, Illinois Liberal Arty Albany Secretarial Science : , I NODEN, HELEN SNEVILY, FRANCES CLARK . g.: I b XVatertown, ZVlassachusetts Liberal drfJ Westfield, New Jersey Liberal drl'w . $ O,MALLEY, ELEANOR SPEISER, LEONA ; Rye Textilem and Coyfume New York City Liberal drtr PAGE, MARJORIE BEATRICE SPERLING, LYDIA Hamden, Connecticut Home Economiw Great Neck Secretarial Science PARRIS'H, MARJORIE E. ' STAGG, MARY LOUISE Cambrldge Home Economzw Rldgewood, New Jersey Secrefarial Science PARTRIDGE, VIRGINIA STAFF, JANET PhyJical Education F redonia Liberal A l XVest Hartford, Connecticut r J STILZ, BETTY AGATHA 1. PIpRCE, .FLQRENCE TRACY ' West New York, New Jersey Liberal 111'le . tht, Mlchlgan Lzbera! drtJ STIRRAT, HARRIET JEAN . . - PLAUT, I MARIAN Saratoga Sprmgs Secretarial Sotence New York Clty Jluwz'c S M R TOYANOWSKI, ARION . PRITCHARD, MARGARET ELIZABETH Glens Falls Mano Buffalo Secrcfarial Science . STBEUBER, HELENE ELIZABETH . IEULLMAN, THELMA GRACE Erle, Pennsylvania Secrez'arial Science 0 hk . ' ug eepSIe Liberal drfa ?JWEET' VIRGINIA HAZEL QUACKENBUSH, RUTH tlca Liberal drtJ Ridgewood, New Jersey Secrelarial Science TAYLOR IEANNETTE T RASHKIN, HARRIETT PEARL Kansas City, Missouri Liberal dd: Saratoga Springs flame Economic; TREPTOW, DORIS M, RAVNER, LUCILLE FRANCES Pelham Manor Fine 11er F. Scarsdale Liberal tiffJ TURNER, BARBARA LOUISE REITZELL, SUSAN H. Quincy, Massachusetts Fine drtw A Deerfield, Massachusetts Liberal dry VAN WAGONER, RUTH NAOMI RICHARDSON, NANCY ALICE Oradell, New Jersey Fme drlu . 1 b , Tcxiilm and Cowtume VENDRET, AVILDA MARION Att 6 oro, Massachusetts Qumcy, Massachusetts Naming and Heallh IgguehR, ELVIRA RITA , . VICTOR, JEANNE FROST th' 1151's Jlumzc Rockaway Beach Secretarial Science '5. gISOtRTI, gdAjILDA . WALTON, MARION ara oga prmgs Zzberal drtr Saratoga Springs JIuJic ESIEISisleN, ELEANOR L. . WELCH, HELEN Liberal drtr Westfield, New Jersey Liberal Aria Ross HEIEN ETIZABFTH W ,. 3 4 J . ERTIME, SELMA KATHERINE Queens Vxllage T exftlca and Cawfume Chestertown TextileJ and Cowtume SAC , . . Broglfl :IELEN DOROTHLA .. WHEELER, HELEN FRANCES y fmc dd; Westfield, New Jersey Plzymical Educah'on SALISBURY, JEAN HINES Schenectady flbera! drte KEITLA, IRENE ALEXES ' .. a 1 gewood, New Jersey Liberal drb . SCHOULER JEAN SHEPARD . WYETH HELE L North Ad . . ,. NA IVINGSTON ams, Massachusetts Ltbcml 111wa JMontclalr, New Jersey Phywical Educaiion SCHWEM RUTH EL 1 , IZABETH Hagaman j! . EAEET, VIRGINIA ALICE . quc ut erford, New Jersey Home Economtm SCOTT, CLARA ELIZABETH Scranton, Penn 1 . . YOUNG, DORIS ALTHEA S sy vanxa Liberal drtw New Rochelle TexfileJ and Co.m'ume . HELDON, BARBARA GLORIA Z H 1 k . INN, MURIeL FLORENCE 0 yo e, Pdaesachusetts Fine 1117'; New York Clty Liberal drier one hundred .rzxieerz ' fence .irnr er 7'5an risncg .h Jrir ! .MJ Cimce .Uum rcience 'l Jrh r! thr : Jri; a thx a drtr Hzallh xbience Illugrt'c 1! jrtr Lwhim AN ANTHOLOGY FOR THE JUNIOR CLASS All the worle a stageu THE MOB AT SIXES AND SEVENs SATURDAY'S CHILDREN BOY MEETS GIRL As THOUSANDS CHEER BEFORE BREAKFAST I WANT A POLICEMAN HOLIDAY DAYS WITHOUT END FROM MORN TILL NIGHT THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST SUCH Is LIFE MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Table converxalion 0n the ahdicaiion of Edward V III RAIN FROM HEAVEN A LOVING WIFE PRIDE AND PREJUDICE ANYTHING GOES THE EASIEST WAY IT CAN,T HAPPEN HERE AWAKE AND SING AHI WILDERNESS As YOU LIKE IT REMEMBER THE DAY SWING YOUR LADY ESCAPE ME NEVERh GIRLS IN UNIFORM IDIOT,S DELIGHT MAYTIME OF HUMAN BONDAGE THE LAKE STRIKE ME PINK DEAD END ALLhS WELL THAT ENDS WELL The playir the thing Frelrhman week Trying to Jludy People without ClaJJEJ dll-College dance Tenmlr tournament IVehd love a Jhower in AGMZh For peeping-lomx Thanngiving vacalion Till Chrzlrlmaw ChrthmaJ vacation Before mid-JemeJlerJ ExamJ Spoiled our Jkiihg Guam who? Bcwkelhall Beaux-rirlur Bah FreJhman Theafer Parly College Govermnenf Eleciioxw J an ior vempem Review exam; T he library erlualz'on Spring vacalion Junior Prom J an em breakfayl Su rrea hlrm She walk; z'n beauly Term paper; T he lake -e The Jun-deck Exanu The whole year-we hape. Tyz'rgz'nia Elcrdon one hundred .rcvcnleen . , r . Mg, mg vw , , My 7 . ALLEYNE WILLIAMS PreJt'dent CLASS OF NINETE MARIETTA SILLIMAN Vice-Prewldent one hundred fwenty MARY SHEEN 1 I'FtIJlll't'l' NTINF N THIRTY- NINE $ , $9 Qx K Mg? g 4le $$ng g g Sucrdary 0nd Xzzmdn'd ln'miy-me w. CLASS OF 1939 p. ACKERLY, LORRAINE MARIE Huntington .VurJing and fleale Iohnstown ZVMNIIIUI and 116121er B; ALLABEN, ANNE ELIZABETH CANNING, LUCY FAYERWEATHER ' Db Binghamton Fine ziriJ Bridgeport Home Iaconomim L ; ALLEN, ELEANOR IANET CA-RTHAFJS, BeTTY ANN . e Rochester Liberal fII'tJ Thlenswlle, VVlsconsm Liberal gll-m E45 R H W APPELBAUM, CHARLOTTE CHILDS, BARBARA UIH - . e Brooklvn Liberal xfrtr Deerfield, Massachusetts Liberal KIN; E155 e V 3;;1' ARROWSMITH, MAWS CLARK, ELIZABETH BARTLETT . e. Brooklyn Liberal erJ Binghamton Liberal dd; Elli ASTRACHAN, FRANCES CLARK, LENORE H ht?- New Haven, Connecticut Liz'zcral driJ Mount Vernon Fine .4rIJ E13 A'rwoon, RUTH M. CLAWSON, ELIZABETH KORTRIGHT . Ans? Plattsburg mering and Healilz White Plains Ltberal XII'lJ FLLS a AVERILL, KATHARINE CLAY, DOROTHY SHEPHARD X5113 Poughkeepsie PXzsz'cal Education East Setauket Secretarial Saencc F33- BASHEVKIN, HILDA CLEGG, VERA THOMPSON SM Home Economica. Brooklyn Lifmral drier F' North Adams, Massachusetts COBURN, HELEN CYNTHIA Hg. BASTONE, MARY ELIZABETH Danbury, Connecticut Plzyu'cal Educaiion Y ' , . ' ' Ft; W oodhax en LIIJCIal Alt; COLE, VVINIFRED COBLE 4a : BENSON, ANNA MOFFAT Newark, New Jersey Fine 11mm M Albany N'unrmg and Healtk COLEMAN, ELIZABETH LEE E? BERK, BEATRICE St. Albans ' Liberal 111th W Brooklyn Ltberal drfJ COLSMANN, RUTH Fig: BERNHARD, ELFRIEDE ELSE . Paterson, New Jersey Home Economiw M75 Hastmgs-on-Hudson Liberal 111le COMPTER, DOROTHY ELIZABETH F1232 BEST, ALICE I. Scarsdale Textllw and Coxiume W Rutherford, New Jersey , lane Am CONE, ELIZABETH WOODHULL h 3 BEST, E. JACQUELINE Fairfleld, Connecticut Home Economiw' Fifi: R th f ' h ;:;j' u. er 0rd, New Jersey Lzberal zirlJ COOK, LAURA GAYLORD B. BIELFELD, RUTH Bristol, Connecticut Fine Art; G33:- N Y k C't ' 1 ' ew 0r 1 3 Vuerg and Healih COOPER, HARRIET IANE Km BIRGE, ELIZABETH LOUISE East Cleveland, Ohio Secretarial Science G West Hartford, Connecticut Fine drtr P:r COPLAND, SHIRLEY BISHOP, ELIZABETH HARRIETT Brooklyn Secretarial Science GM V ' z ' ' X lute P1 11ns Secretarial Sczence COSGROVE, EDITH G. NemH BLANCHARD, HELEN LEITH Saratoga Springs Phyxical Educafion Bridgeport, Connecticut Home Economiw CREEVEY, EMILY LOIS $1 BRETT, BARBARA STURTEVANT Rutherford, New Jersey ZVurJing and Healih M x: Belmont, Massachusetts XIIuJiC CROWE, NATHALIE LILLIAN E114; BROAS, ANN COLE West Roxbury. Massachusetts JItm'c 5: Caldwell, New Jersey Secretarial Science CRUMBACK, JESSIE 637' E BROWN, BETTY Cranford, New Jersey Liberal dl'tJ . Wag: e . Home Economic; DAKE, BEATRICE REVA 6;; Melrose nghlands, NXassachusetts Saratoga Springs Liberal flrty W3;- BROWN, CATHARINE ELIZA DEADY, RUTH ALICE Williamsport, Pennsylvania Fine drz'J one hundred lweniy-iwo CALDER, MIRIAM ADA Amherst, Massachusetts LilJeml drtr 7 a1! Hz 10,71le 'h' Aim 11! id; Science ml Jri! Jumtion i:ina Jri; ml th; gonomiw l Coartumt tmnomm Hug Artur i1! 56W! LIZ 551,5 66 MumW VJ 11:an JIM? DELANEY, ANN GORMAN Saratoga Springs Liberal drtr DIETRICK, MARION RUTH Scranton, Pennsylvania Secretarial Science DOHIG, ELLEN MARY Ballston Spa JIqu'C DUBON, JANE ELEANOR . Phyacal Educalion Longmeadow, Massachusetts EASTMAN, BETTY ANN Milwaukee, Wisconsm Fine 11 rid EISENHART, ELIZABETH JANE Binghamton Liberal drtr ELLIS, ELIZABETH PNEUMAN Kingston, Pennsylvania Liberal fIrzir EVENDEN, HELEN LOUISE Amsterdam Liberal zfrfJ FILSON, MARGARET New York City Liberal zfl'tr FISHBACK, ELIZABETH JANE Shaker Heights, Ohio Jlun'c FOGG, DOROTHY ELIZABETH Hanover, New Hampshire Home Economic, FOLLETT, JEAN BUCHANAN Adams, Massachusetts Phylrical Educaz'ion FOULKES, RACHEL PROCTOR Utlca Fine 11d; FRIEDMAN, RUTH M. Winnetka, Illinois Fine drfw FULLER, MARY-LITTLE . Secretarial Science Wmchesfer, Massachusetts FUNK, LOUISE Bristol, Connecticut Fine drtw GENNET, SANDRA R. Newark, New Jersey Li56rdl drtr GILLINDER, ELIZABETH Port Jervis Fine Ari; GOLDMAN, MILDRED ESTELLE New Haven, Connecticut Liberal drtr GOULD, JANICE BRYANT Melrose, Massachusetts Liberal 11ft? GRAUSTEIN, HELEN Cambrldge, Massachusetts Liberal dI'IJ GBAY. BEVERLY LOUISE XX atertown Fine zfrl'd GRAY, JANE Watertown Liberal drtr GREENE, MARY ALICE N - e . A dearoneck Home Economic, GREGSON, G. AGNES Dallas, Pennsylvania Liberal zlx'lm GRIFFIN, BARBARA TALMAGE Oyster Bay Libmzzl zlrlm GUNST, MARY L. New York City GUNTHER, DOROTHY E. New York City Liberal zlrlm Fill U 1 IflJ HALLOCK, CHARLOTTE JEAN White Plains Libera! zIrIJ HARVEY, GLADYS RUTH Sprlngfield, Massachusetts Fine 11H; HASENACK, ELLEN L. Forest Hills Liberal zlrlm HAZARD, LULU ELIZABETH Saratoga Springs Naming and Ilcalllz HEFLIN, ELIZABETH DUNLAP Textile; and Cwlumc Maplewood, New Jersey HEMLEY, ADELE CAROLYN Brooklyn Secretarial Science HESS, JEANNE Brooklyn HEWES, MARJORIE A. Hallowell, Maine HITCHCOCK, IANE Muncie, Indiana ANurJL-ng and 1160!le Liberal 11rl.r Fine III'IJ HOBBS, DOROTHY POTTER Bronxville Secretarial Science HOHL, RUTH VIRGINIA Madison, New Jersey Secretarial Science, HOLTBY, MARJORY MILLICENT Schenectady PI'IyJical Educalion HORNUNG, MADELINE G. Garden City HOWLAND, PHYLLIS SMITH Walpole, Massachusetts Secretarial bacnce Fine 11H; HUGHES, INDA MARIE Springfield, Massachusetts Liberal zlrlhr HULL, BETTY JEAN . Buffalo Fme Arlrltr HURTH, LENORE LOUISE Cedarburg, Wisconsin Liberal zIrlm INGLE, MARY ELEANORE Y . Bloomfield, New Jersey Aumzng and Hmle IRISH, JEAN ANNETTE Clayton, Missouri Liberal zIrlJ ISENBERG, BESSIE ELLEN . ' . Phhwzcal Lducalzon Brooklyn IONES, MARGARET ELIZABETH . . Hamilton Secrcfartal Samoa one hundred lu'cnty-lhree , n. -W. .e-A 7 JhW+A;-f-w- -AV. . JONES, RUTH ELIZABETH Catskill Fine drtw KALMAN, GLADYS . Far Rockaway Liberal Art; KASEN, ANYTA LOVE . Newark, New Jersey Liberal drtm KEYES, JOAN XVilton, Connecticut Liberal drlJ KING, CATHARINE XVhite Plains Liberal drtr KING, ELIZABETH ANNA Saratoga Springs PIzyJ'ical Educailon KING, ELIZABETH ANN CORRIGAN South Millbrook Secrefaria! Science KIRK, MARJORIE Ridgewood, New Jersey Phytrical Education LAMB, DOROTHY KATHARINE Saratoga Springs Liberal 11ft; LANE, ELLA MARGARET Ballston Spa JIuJic LAUTERBACH, FRANCES PAULINE New York City Liberal dr'lJ LEVINE, ROSALIND BERNICE Forest Hills Liberal driJ LEYENBERGER. MARY Newark, New Jersey Phth'cal Educaliorz LIPPMAN, DOROTHY JEAN Brooklyn Fine dd; LITTELL, ALISON M. New York City Fine 111M LORD, BARBARA Portland, .Maine TexiLYcJ and COqume MCCARTHY, ELINOR CLAYTON Phyylcal Educaiion Fall River, D'lassachusetfs MCGAHIE, DORIS FRANCES Niamaroneck Fine dd; MACKENZIE, ELEANOR ROSE Bridgeport, Connecticut Home Economic; MACTAGGART, JEAN G. Kansas City, .Missouri Liberal dd; MACKEY, HELEN ELIZABETH Poughkeepsie Liberal 11rd; MARKS, THRESA ELIZABETH New Hartford .Numing and Health MARR, EVELYN MARY Saratoga Springs Plzlguical Education MAYER, DORIS RUTH Annapolis, Maryland Sccrclarlal Science one hundred twenfy-four - Great Neck MAYNARD, MIRA JANET Frankfort MEAGHER, JANE FRANCES 11 omc Economiw Binghamton Liberal drl; MERON, HELENE MARIE Glens Falls Liberal 11d; MOAK, MARION LOUISE New Berlin Fine drtr MOHLER, MARGARET Saratoga Springs Liberal Arty MORTIMER, ETHEL C. Haworth, New Jersey Naming and Health MOXLEY, EDITH LUCILLE VVestport Secreiarial Science MULLER, HELEN THERESA - Nutley, New Jersey lelc MURPHY, AUDREY P. Ramsey, New Jersey Liberal Arty MURPHY, ELIZABETH Ramsey, New Jersey Liberal 11ft; MURPHY, MARY ELIZABETH Saratoga Springs Liberal KIM; MURRAY, ELIZABETH HILLS North Adams, Massachusetts Liberal Artr NEVINS, JANET Jersey City, New Jersey Secrclarial Science NEWMAN, IRMA ELIZABETH Hyde Park 171 umic NIMS, ANNE GEORGE Bronxville ZVurJing and IIeallr'z NORTH, BARBARA Bennington, Vermont quw'c NORTH, PAULINE VVINTTER Bridgeport, Connecticut Fine x111; OLSON, RUTH E. East Orange, New Jersey Secreiarial Science OJNEILL, HELEN E. Utica Home Economiar PARSONS, EMILY BEATRICE Ballston Spa Fine drtr PATTISON, EMILY ANN Westport Phylrical Education PERSONS, JEAN ELLITHORPE Textiley and Codume West Orange, New Jersey PHILLIPS, NATALIE CLAYTON Ridgewood, New Jersey Libelml drfw PLUMB, LUCY GARDNER Rochester Textilem and Cowtume POW'ERS. MARGARET MARY Secretarial Science 'Wlonu'm 3A1! Aim 3m! M; W thr 5m! id; id Health 1! Science .11 Mic Tm! Mr i'ml JrlJ ' m! M; 7m! J'rlr ,:;' Science e Hum ,jj Health ,llmic hug Jrli 11:! 561?an 11,0110 !!ch I'W MI 1; Ljugatian 1 CUIWZ nafdb , rlJ RAUBER, JANE Rochester REISFIELD, AMY LUCILLE Belle Harbor Liberal drfJ Liberal zirfJ REYNOLDS, RUTH LEWIS Poughkeepsie Liberal zirlJ ROBINSON, ESTHER LOU Roscoe Liberal drfJ RUSSELL, ELIZABETH ARLINE Binghamton ZVurJing and HeaMz ST. JOHN, HARRIET CHRISMAN Kingston 110mg Economiar SAYRE, DOROTHY HELEN Wadhams Secrefarial Science SCHULTER, DOROTHY M. Brooklyn Liberal dd; SHAFFER. RUTH VIRGINIA Danbury, Connecticut Home Economiw SHAW, MARIAN LOUISE Webster, Massachusetts Home Economiw SHEA, HELEN DOROTHY Maplewood, New Jersey Fine drzir SHEEN, MARY BURLEIGH Madison, New Jersey Jlutric SHELLY, HELEN JACQUELINE Mount Kisco Naming and Healflz SILLIMAN, DOROTHY MARIETTA Bridgeport, Connecticut Phymical Educaz'ion SIMPSON, ANNE PENNELL . PhyJical Education Wmchester, Massachusetts SLOSSON, IULIANNE H. East Aurora Liberal zfrlJ SMITH, ROSEMARY HOLM Wmchester, Massachusetts Liberal drfa SNEDECOR, BEATRICE ELIZABETH Bayport Home Economiw SORRENTINO, HELENA EVELYN Providence, Rhode Island Liberal drfJ STEELE, RUTH MARY Fort Edward XIILMIC STEIN, CATHERINE BETTY Mllwaukee, XVisconsin Texll'lw and COLNIU' e STILZ, ANITA CATHERINE Secrelarial Science XVest New York, New Jersey SYTROUP, MARGARET ALICE Newark Fine diff SUTTON, JANE BRADFORD xVeSt Roxbury, Massachusetts Fine flrl'J TERPENNING, ELIZABETH W. Schenectad y Fina ZIFIJ THURWOOD, JANE LOUISE Utica Liberal 11 Mr TOBIN, JANE ANN Newton Centre, Dlassachusetts Lilmml xlrllr TRABOLD, NORMA HAYES New York City Jlumic TRAVIS, SHIRLEY JEAN Northport Liberal XII'IJ ULLMAN, DOROTHY Baysxde Liberal zlrlm VAIL, VIRGINIA 7 . w . W ebster Secrclarzal bczcncv VAN DE WATER, ANNE Hempstead Liberal zlrlm VANDER VEER, JULIA DODD Somerville, New Jersey Secrclarial Scimcc VERWEY, PHYLLIS HOPE Rochester Liberal 41le WADE, DONNA TEAL Buffalo Phygrical lfducalz'on WARSHAWSKY, GERTRUDE Lawrence Liberal 11rl.r WATERS, FRANCES A. Kansas City, Missouri Fine 111'le WATKINS, FRANCES ALICE Kenmore Home Econom 1hr WEARNE, DORIS ROBINSON Central Islip LMw'al riff; WEBB, RUTH MARGARET Malone Plzyw'cal Iiducaliou VVELLMAN, HELEN CLARA ,. East Cleveland, Ohio I'mc Xrlm WHITEHILL, BARBARA White Plains Secrclm'z'al Science WHITNEY, YVONNE Garden City Secrela rial 527.0103 WILLIAMS, ALLEYNE Svracuse Phyxical It'ducalz'on WOLFF, LOUISE G. Denver, Colorado Lilme zlrlm WRIGHT, DOROTHY EMMA Saratoga Springs Liberal zlrfx ZINMAN, ROSALIND Saratoga Sprmgs L t'bcml 1'1 rlJ ZINN, CONSTANCE New York City Liberal 1111; one hundred lu'enfyfwe 1939 GROWS UP We moved into Scribner feeling very important this year. Now we really belonged. It was going to be nice to have most of our Class in one dorm. We were just thinking how fine it was when up dashed about SIX of our Classmates, We knew them all, sure; we had seen them around lots of times last year, so we struggled vainly for their names. Mother, may I present, ah . . .. Mother this is my friend ah, ah . . . pardon me but Just what is your name? Darn it, why don,t Sophomores wear bibs? Well, around about the middle part of October we got pretty well acquainted again. We were rather proud, too; upper classmen were no longer careful not to hurt our feelings. Once in a while we could even sneak through a door first if one of the more timid Freshmen wished to hold it for us. We were no longer helped with assignments. Now we were old enough ltto look out for ourselves. With this in my mind we went to All-College practically, en masse. The policy there seemed to be not 'tevery man for himself but every girl for a man. However, the combination of the Ngrapevine system and girls-cut-in systemtt made the aHair a great success. We were really in good form this year because we'd been practicing every night after dinner to B. Clark,s swing music. Our Class has proved to be quite musical this year in many ways. It was the morning of November 25, 6:00 A. M. when that famous organization the C.C. Choir made its debut. ' The harmonizing tones of the three bazookas and one drum would have been appreciated at any other time but then. This famous band owes its origin to the Colgate-Syracuse game. Willie and Ionesy had a bet of two banana splits for every touchdown on the winning side. Willie, betting on Syracuse, paid off her debt in the Five and Ten. Gregson and Applebaum went along to make sure that Ionesy ate the four banana splits she had coming to her. When that got boring the four picked up bazookas from the opposite counter and gave a concert. Gregson, as President of this noble organization, has led it on to great heights and to the performance of many noble and useful projects. During December we were disturbed every night by the try-outs for a yodeler for the group. Barbara Lord proved to be the one. We all had pails of water ready for the expected concert the morning of Christmas Vacation. We were disappointed CD not to have the chance to use them. I guess the C.C.Cfs thought the Freshmen enough disturbance for one morning. We miss not having any Romeos to Climb on our balconies this year, but we feel. sure that if there were balconies on the fourth floor of Scribner we would find the raccoon-coated lad from Dartmouth Charmed by Vonnieis lovely singing voice. As it is Vonnie has to be content with six telegrams and four specials from Han- over daily. We wonder if there would be any men from Princeton on the balcony because we all know the smooth little gal on the fourth floor who insists on writing ItPrinceton called, will call back later opposite her own name on the telephone pad. We would probably find Polly and Lee throwing each other off the balcony. Now they can only content themselves by throwing each others pet dogs and boudoir pillows out the window. But they also find pleasure in fixing up life-like dummies in Room 455 to scare Helen and Norie when they return from the movies. Oh, well, such is life . . . the life of a I'stately Sophomore. Maybe next year when wetre Juniors wetll learn not to take life quite so seriously. Jewie Crumbdck one hundred twenly-Jlx x, V. W WWWAWVN , 0, ?2 1e MW , 0; Wwf W 77$ w .9 way; ; , V wzmzvma. bet .site ion, ;efu1 s for pails tion. ', the J $as- MAWQ . w ; .? 1 Q K V x . . $?m6 4 WM X 4 ? , M kaw WVWW MHWWM 912w W; Mnmm 67 W Wm Wawf-Mww. I w LOUISE BEINETTI Pretridenf CLASS OF NINgI-EE; BARBARA HOTALING Vice-Prwia'ent One hundred thirty BAR BARA COOK r ' IIYIIJIUTI' T: TEEN FORTY OTALING BARBARA BIRCHENOUGH Sccrcfary GI pk. ! 011v andrcd Uit'rly-one vrarruk .33? c? 2.7m z w 1 .. r ' ' ' Atd ' u.a .. CLASS ACKERLY, ANTOINETTE S. Crystal Run ALLEN, IANE . Hartford, Connectxcut Liberal Afrtr wa'ng and H cale ALLEN, MARY R. Troy ALLERTON, ESTHER L. . South Orange, New Jersey Ltbcral driJ Liberal en? APPLE, BLOSSOM . . ' Huntleigh Village, Mlssoun Lzbeml dricr ASCHE, AUDREY F. Great Neck IUne 11M; BAILYN, HELEN M. . . XVest Hartford, Connectlcut Liberal zfl'tx BALDWIN, LILIAN 1. Glen Rock, New Jersey JIzuic BARCHAM, CLAIRE 1. New York City I'me drtJ BARNES, EDNA H. . Naming and Health New Canaan, Connecticut BARRETT, DOROTHY . VVeehawken, New Jersey Lzbcral zirbr BARTLETT, ELIZABETH L. Lew1ston Liberal drfJ BECK, CLARISSA Glens Falls Home Economtw BECKMANN, DOROTHY A. Brooklyn Plzymical Education BECKWITH, NANCY H. ' Poughkeepsie Liberal dd; BEINETTI, LOUISE M. Albany 4 Liberal 11ft? BIIiCHENOUGH, BARBARA Albany Secretarial Scwnce BIRDSALL, JANET P. Bronxvdle Plzyzrzcal Educaiwn BOARDMAN, CHARLOTTE K. Cedar Grove, New Jersey Secretarial Saencc BOGERT, JANE Demarest, New Iersey Phywical Education BOGLE, NANCY W'appmgers Fans Liberal 1111.; BORST, BARBARA Ansoma, Connectlcut Scorclarial Science BRALEY, CHARLOTTE C. Edgartown, Massachusetts Liberal 11ft; BRANCH, ELINOR M. Secrciarial Science Manchester, New Hampshire BRANCH, ELIZABETH Manhasset Secr'efarial Science one hundred th iriy-iwo OF 19-40 BROWN, IEANNETTE . Saratoga Springs Commumly Lcadcmlzip BRUCE, DORA G. . Ridgewood, New Jersey Plzthcal Educalion BULLOCK, ALICE P. Hazelton, Pennsylvama I'me 11175? BUTLER, EDNA E. Glenside, Pennsylvania Naming and Healllz BUTZ, ELIZABETH M. Great N eck Secrefarial Science BYRD, CYNTHIANE New York City Liberal rim CARR, G. DARLENE Glens Falls ' Liberal dd; CHAMBERLAIN, LOIS F. Hamden, Connectlcut Home Economic; CHRISTENSEN, HELEN 0. Jersey Clty, New Jersey Secretarta! Saencc CLARK, DOROTHY R. Rochester Secretartal Science CLULOW, MARJORIE R. Leoma, New Jersey Secrefartal Sczerzce COLE, KATHERINE E. New Rochelle Fine dd; COOK, BARBARA A. Rochester Textilw and Codume CROWTHER, ELIZABETH Longmeadow, Massachusetts Liberal drz'LP CRUTHERS, BLANCHE V. Maplewood, New Jersey Liberal xfrlJ CUYPERS, INEKE Great Neck Fine Arty DEMASS, MARY K. , Big Moose Fine dd; DICK, JEANNE M. Westbury Phyyical Educaiion DICKINSON, ELEANOR W. Montauk Liberal 111-13 DI.MENT, CHARLOTTE E. Mmetto Naming and Hcalz'h DOWNES, ELEANOR R. Texh'la and Comfume Ridley Park, Pennsylvania DOYLE, AILEEN A. Rochester Fine drtr DRAKE, BETTY M. Newark Sccmlarial Science DRAKE, NANCY I. South Orange, New Jersey Fine 14m EDICK, R. NANCY w Cortland Liberal dfllJ '16 ENGEL, ELEANOR A. ' . . Secretarial Sczcnce Upper Montclalr, New Iersey EVERLY, PATRICIA B. . . Texhlw and COJizlme St. Petersburg, Florlda FENNELL, BLANCIIE G. . ' Ridgewood, New Jersey Plzytncal Educalton FENNER, ELIZABETH B. Swampscott, Massachusetts Liberal dl'l'J FERRY, MARY ELIZABETH Maplewood, New Jersey Sccrclarzal bczcncc FETZER, JANET D. Westfield, New Jersey Secrelarlal Science FISH, DOROTHY Schenectady Naming and Ilcalz'h FISHER, DOROTHY I. Bloomfield, New Jersey Liberal zirz'J FLATow, ELIZABETH A. New York City FLEISSNER, ANITA B. Newark, New Jersey Plzytrical Education Fine drtr FOWLER, BETTY . Syracuse Liberal drz'J FREED, DEEN Greenwood Lake Liberal zirtJ GANGEMI, ANNETTE H. .Nunring and Healllz North Adams, Massachusetts GARRETT, HELEN F. Ballston Spa 171 uJic GAULT, KATHRYN M. Hannibal JVurJing and Ifealllz GEORGE, CONSTANCE E. Jersey City, New Jersey Liberal xfrtr GERACI, JANET I. Secrelarial Science New Haven, Connectlcut GIBBONS, MARY E. Secrefarial Science Hasbrouck HeightS, New Jersey GILDERS, EFFIE M. Fulton Home Ic'conomico GOLDBERG, DOROTHY Poughkeepsie Liberal drfu GORTQN, FRANCES M. Batavm Liberal ed; Gp'rTLIEB, ELSA H. Tlmn, Ohio Home Economz'w GOUINLOCK, MARGARET L. atawa JIqu'c GREENE, JANE Amsterdam Tcxiz'lw and Coxlume GREGORY, EUNICE G. rldgeport, Connecticut Secrefarl'al Science GRISWOLD, JANE ?ccmlal'fa! 317.016 k A 6 Northampton, Biassachusetts HACKER, RAY E. Hamden, Connecticut Muwlny and 11:71le HAIN, A. IRENE Fort Plain Jlumz'c HAINESR FRANCES R. Short H1113, New Jersey b?mvlarz'al Sr'lunw HAMLIN, BARBARA B. West Hartford, Connecticut HANSON, LORRAINE Maumee, Oh10 HAYES, H. VIRGINIA Orchard Park HAYES, VIRGINIA E. East Orange, New Jersey llomc lfvononuhr Lilian! zll'lm SCCI'cfarhz! Sticna' .Vulxrz'ny and 11th M HAYWARD, LOUISE Plttsfleld, Massachusetts Svc'rularz'a! Srimm HEBER, MARY P. White Plains HEDRICK, RUTH L. Gary, Indlana HENRY, GAY M. Valley Stream I'Vz'm' zll'lm 151-110 xll'ltr 1 I'I7t' Ilflvf HENRY, PATRICIA White Plains HERRICK, LOUISE W. Ballston Spa HINMAN, KATHERINE M. . Albanv Lzlzva Xlrlm HOAG, M. RUTH Orchard Park HODGKINS, BARBARA N . N . Oxford bcvrclm'ml Sauna Ll'lu'mX zlrlx AVurJiny and llmlliz INMHIZ JrLr HOFFECKER, MARIAN L. . N . Lancaster, Pennsylvama Srcrvlm'mX517mm? HOLT, ELIZABETH B. , . Delmar Ilomv Izvonommr HOPPER, ELIZABETH J ' , . Ridgewood, New Jersey IXzszml lidm'alton HOTALING, ROBERTA R. . ' . Delmar Phymzml ltdzmzlzon HOWELL, BETTY VVillsboro HOWIE, ETHEL Du Shaker Heights, Ohm HUBERTH, MYRA I- Scarsdale HULL, ELIZABETH Iyxmxog . SN . ., Bridgeport, Connectlcut LSUCI'CIUI'III! e tuna l'inc x1114 151710 zlrlf LIXmm! AVII HYDE, MARY ANN Saratoga Sprmgs Lszzl A'Irlf INGHAM, CATHERINE D. Svmcuse Home vaononu'cJ c one hundrcd sz'rIy-llzrce k 4'.n..-..;..., :4 a 'WCMW'QNWefiUN'F-b'Y; I .9, , 1 KEITH, ANN Poughkeepsie Liberal dd; KENNEDY, ANN M. New York City Fine drtr KENNEDY, MARGARET G. Millbrook Liberal drtJ' KIEP, MARION VVestfield, New Jersey KOHL, MARJORIE D. Fair Haven, New Jersey Secretarial Sczence Secretarial Science KOHN, IAN ET . Cedarhurst 171 thc LAMB, DOROTHY E. Brooklyn Phywical Education LANCER, N. ANNE TexlileJ and Comtume Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey LAPERLE, ELIZABETH S. Troy Liberal drtr LEE, DOROTHY L. Schenectady Secretarial Science LEGGE, CHRISTINE S. Binghamton Phth'cal Education LEONARD, MARIE S. Larchmont F inc drz'J LEVINSON, BERNICE Woodmere Liberal drtr LEWIS, BETTY Lebanon, New Hampshire Liberal drtJ LILLY, BARBARA I. Bronxville Liberal drtr LLOYD; MARGARET W. Rutherford, New Jersey Liberal drtr Locmwoon, HENRIETTA M. Manchester, New Hampshire Fine drtr LUCE, WINIFRED JANE Kansas City, Missouri Liberal 11d; LUCK, DORIS M. Poughkeepsie Liberal dd; MCCLAVE, BARBARA W. New York City MCNEIL, BARBARA Vergennis, Vermont Naming and Health Home Economic; MACLAUGHLIN, MARY V. Newburgh 17IuJic MACK, L. ELIZABETH Scarsdale Liberal drtr MACKEY, MARGARET Brooklyn MADDOCK, MARGERY Le Liberal 11ft, Secretarial Science Swampscott, Massachusetts one hundred ihirty-four MAHONEY, HELEN M. New Rochelle Home Economic; MALLOY, JEAN E. Saratoga Springs Liberal driy MALONE, MARY L. . TexitleJ and COJtume Waterbury, Connecticut MANNING, ELIZABETH R. Plainfield, New Jersey Secretarial Science MARSCHALK, MARJORIE New Rochelle Liberal Art; MASON, JANE E. . T exftla and COJiume East Orange, New Jersey MEADS, IEANNETTE L. Ridgewood, New Jersey Fine Apt; MEILUN, MILDRED E. Ballston Spa Fine Art; MEINCKE, JUNE V. White Plains Secretarial Science MENDELSON, FRANCES I. Cedarburst Fine drtJ MERGENTIME, NEALE New York City Liberal drtr MERSELIS, PIE Passaic, New Jersey Liberal drtJ MILLARD, ESTHER W. Binghamton MIX, MARY T. Muncie, Indiana Fine drtJ' T extileJ and Cowtumc MOODY, EMMELINE S. West Newton, Massachusetts Liberal drtir MORSE, CLOYCE H. Rutland, Vermont MUCKENFUSS, MARGARET Secretarial Science Richmond Hill Liberal drtr MURPHY, MARGARET M. Watervliet F ine drtJ MYERS, KATHRYN Albany Fine drtr MYERS, RUTH Leonia, New Jersey Secretarial Science NICHOLS, LUCILE .Muncie, Indiana TextileJ and COJtume OBERWAGER, ELAINE New York City OLIVER, GENEVIEVE A. Liberal 11 rtJ Naming and Health Upper Montclair, New Jersey OeNEIL, MARGUERITE S. Wellesley, Massachusetts Liberal 14d; :CV l7 .,.' r- x. JD x- Wu .. . .x :13 I :55 ; w 7C7 '4 E E: 11er ,J jm 0 I'tumg 3510135 11! jffy .Offtmze 7:6 Airfy 'Iza id; SCZIEIICE 1,116 thr n1! Mr ml thf 1.126 Jrf; mefumc m! JrEJ ' M-iallcd ml Jrif W LIrZJ ,',-,,; .MI E Waite Cwmmg ,-' W. A: . OSBORNE, NANCY B. Lima Fine XII'IJ OTTO, ADELINE F. Elizabeth, New Jersey Secretarial Science PALMER, MARIANNE B. 116.111ch and Cwiamc Swampscott, Nlassachusetts PAUL. ROBERTA K. Pittsfield, Massachusetts Liberal drfJ PEEBLES, SARAH E. Syracuse Secrelarial Science PIDGEON, LOIS E. Salem, Ohio Fine KlrlJ PITCHER, JEAN D. Ridgewood, New Jersey Pl'zymt'cal Education PORTER, JANICE H. Secretanal Science Hanover, New Hampshlre POTTER, JEAN M. Saratoga Springs Secrclarial Science PRIEST, ELIZABETH Gleasondale, Massachusetts Liberal drtr PRINCE, BARBARA E. Orient: Home Economiar PROCTOR, VIRGINIA C. Garden City Secretarial Science PULVER, LOIS R. Bridgehampton Home Economiar RATHBUN, EDITH N. Providence, Rhode Island Liberal dl'lJ RATHBUN. KATHERINE W. Westerly, Rhode Island ZVurJz'ng and Health REXD, JEAN M. Rochester Home lc'conomiar REUTER, DOROTHY Leoma. New Jersey Fine flf'lf RIST, JUNE A EX :1 rrensbu Pg Secrelm'ial Science ROBINSON, VIRGINIA H. W eehawken, New Iersev Liberal 11 NJ ROE, CONSTANCE South Orange, N. 1. mm! 11m ROSEN, LORRAINE Eamzuca L 1.56 ?! drier ROWLEY, IANE F. Hoosick Falls Find 11le ROY, DORIS G. Manchester, Connecticut Liberal 1'11le ROY, MARGARET I. Sprmgfield, .Wztssachusetts llz'ln'IuE . ll'lu' RUSSELL, DOROTHY A. Richmond Hill SANDERS, ALICE L. Schenectady llz'lu'nd glrlw SCHELLER, RUTH M. Potsdam LIMAM llrlm SCIIIEFERDECKER, ANNA Pelham Phymiazl ltllm'dll'ml SCHILLING, HELEN K. Orange, New Jersey l't'm' .lrlm SCHLOSS, BIRDIE New York City I'Vz'nv glrlw SCHLUDE, FRANCES M. Poughkeepsie .Iluul' SCHORER, PAULINE B XVest Hartford, Connecticut ljfn'ml xlrlm SCH WEM, MARGARET A. Hagaman .Yuru'ny dull IllelI SEAGER, MARIAN F. Skanea teles Naming; and IIMHII SEALE, JEAN C. Ridgefield, Connecticut Finn ylrlx SEARS, MARY ANN Shaker Heights, Ohio Tcxlflm and Comlumv SEIDLER, JOAN E. Maplewood. New Jersey llz'lu'nM ylrlw SELLMER, JANE A. Mil waukee, NVisconsi n SavwlarfaX Al't'vm w SEYMOUR, JEAN E. Oxford llama lu'mmmuw SHAPIRO, HELEN V. Brooklyn l'fnr .lx Ix SHELDON. E. LOUISE Greenwich .lluxu' SHOEMAKER. JANE B. H - , chlzkm and L oxlumv Wyoming, Pennsylvania SKINNER, BARBARA F. New Rochelle LIMAM zlrlx SMEED, VIRGINIA Albanv leIntX lzdzmzlz'on SMITH, BARBARA C. Proctor, Vermont lemu Elrlx SMITH, DOROTHY L. xVilkeS-Barre, PCHHSN'IVQHIH IIHM'ME .Irlx SMITH. LOUISE I. Rutland, Vermont Naming and IIMMI OIIC hundred llzz'rzfu-hflue llz'bn-aX A lrl.r nanny. . - tr v 1 a E E E5 5 E SMITH, MARY LOUISE Binghamton Home Economic; SNAVELY, HELEN I. Tcxfilar and Coxfume Hershey, Penn sylvania SPEIRS, IEAX South Orange, Neerrsey Fine drtr STAFFORD, SHIRLEY R. Rutland, Vermont Home Economiar STERN, CHARLOTTE H. Cincinnati, Ohio Liberal r111; STERN, LOUISE M. New York City Liberal zirlJ STEVENSON, BETTY Rochester Liberal drfo STONE, CAROLYN Pulteney Phwical Educalion STREIBERT, JEAN M. Schenectady Pliywical Education STROOCK, BARBARA A. Newburgh Fine zirlJ SURDAM, JEAN Hoosick Falls Liberal driy SWITZER, EDITH M. Pulaski Plzyyical Education TABOR, DOROTHY Niagarae Falls szy'yical Education TATNALL, GERTRUDE Wilmington, Delaware Phytrical Education TAYLOR, IANE Boston, ZWassachusetts .Vuminy and Health TAYLOR, MARTHA D. Stamford Liberal drtr TERPENNING, ESTHER S. Schenectady Liberal drlJ THVVING. RUTH C. Tuckahoe Fine 11d; TIFFANY, EVELYN G. Bridgehampton Phyyrical Education TORNELLO, MARIE L. Youngstown, Ohio Fine drlJ TWOMEY, ALICE K. Lakewood, Ohio Home Economiw VAN ALST, IANE L. Rockville Centre one hundred fllil'zfy-Jix Secretarial Science VERZETT, MARION C. Pearl River Liberal flrlw VROOMAN, BETSY A. Schenectady Fine jrlm WALLACE, HELEN H. New Rochelle Secrv la rial Scion Cc WARD, ARDELLE New York City Liberal KIN; WAREHAM, JANE Lynn, Massachusetts Fine drfJ Liberal r1 FIJ WEDGE, JANICE E. Greenfield, Massachusetts WELLS, ELIZABETHZP. Costa Mesa, California' PhyJical Educaiion WELLS, MIRIAM E. Newburgh Home Economiar WHEELER, MARGERY R. Elizabeth, New Jersey Secretarial Science WHITE, BETTY JANE Bergen Secretarial Science WHITE, MARIE ELIZABETH Ridgewood, New Jersey Fine drier WHITNEY, SHIRLEY Y. Garden City Liberal drim WIDMER, HILDA G. Naples Liberal drtr WILES, FRANCES E. Glen Ridge, New Jersey Fine ArIJ WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY Maplewood, New Jersey Liberal dria' WILLIS, DOROTHY G. XV'estfield, New Jersey Fine drlJ WILLSTATTER, MADGE New York City Phylrical Education WILSON, REGINA F. Danbury, Connecticut Liberal drtr WOLFF, MILDRED Brooklyn Fine. drtr WOOD, LAURA S. Textilw ana' Codume l Terryville, Connecticut VVDODS, LUCRETIA 'Bronxville Fine KINJ ZELT, HELEN I. New York City Secretarial Science POSTCARDS OF A FRESHMAN NOV' 8, 1938 Dear Jane, F Sagsrday some Union res en came Nov 2, 1936 mixed with UP and Dear Phyllis, - ese oilcloth things - yes, our bi s - a gone f0 , re Rapturougly, Jill , Off 5 result, 0....exams: er get this flunking? Vacation Dear Jane, I'm just recuperat I'll actually be a Sopho- more I hope. You ' t 4 tion a 6 now 1 am j T 815 er, J ll - n o-' a wee$ e to find my m P.S. Don't send ou trylng thlnks I t y r or Mother Da y runk collect, 'cause I'm 0 drew, should hould teacha' is sure policeman' miney moe Jill gonna have to. know; 1 ? EEE'ngkln: make a goo I nv, meeny, Ee . Love, Jean Surdhanz one hmzdrsd HIMKVnWs'UIZ .g... a...v'. ;, L tat ' um? wax 339' sax 9' Ur: 1114!! thikhmggw ,, g xx tn. - .3m11:w .M ?WWWA ., rle 3pm, ,. RV QXX? SXSXSS S KQ Q SSSSS S XS S QEXXXSX SSSSSS S NSSSS QSS . SSS X ' XWQQQQX , x W, XSSS Six XS S , S QNQQW kw , x XXX QQRS ES NM SS Xx: XXXS S EE SSSSSX S SSSSSS SSSS x S QNXSSS .; ! g ; f ' i .1 l, DORIS LEHMAN ' SALLY TYRE J Student PreJL'dent Vlce-Prewident : . f j 1 I i I'. LE COLLEGE 0. GOVERNMENT x . , L , 1, , , OFFICERS - AGNES COMPTON MARJORIE PAGE 4:... Secretizny Treawurer ' : om: hundredforiy-four j ; J. ' WW yW y 1 ,; W m Way W N WW W W V W xm IW Ww W g'm EXECUTIVE BOARD Student Premident of College Governmenf Vz'ce-Preyz'a'ent of College Government Secretary of College Governmeni Treatmrer of College Government Chairman of Remidence Council Chairman of Senaie Premident of Senior Claw Premt'denf of Junior Claazr Preaideni 0f Sophomore Claw Prwzdenf qf I'harhman Clam Fdz'lor 0f A'etw DORIS LEIIMAN SALLY TYRE AGNES COMPTON MARJORIE PAGE BETTY PERRINPL ANNE SKINNER JANE ZABRISKIE VIRGINIA DANIELS ALLEYXE WILLIAMS LOUISE BEINETTI ZELLA BORST om' lzmzdn dforly-fz'uu , , , L - 7 .1- $ dk..a..L.A .,- 7-319 4! 4. .33 agqg-J.... - A '3 A d CONFERENCE Pretrideni Student Prm'dent Vice-Prwident Segrefary TreaJurer Clzqz'rman 0f Rewidence Council Chairman of Senate Senior 171 ember Jun ior 171ember MRS. CROOK MISS HYSHAM one hundredforzfy-Jix Facully JIemberJ MR. STONEQUIST COMMITTEE MISS BRIDGMAN DORIS LEHMAN SALLY TYRE AGNES COMPTON MARJORIE PAGE BETTY PERRINE ANNE SKINNER LOIS CRAMPTON FRANCES SNEVILY x MISS BRIDGMAN PRESIDENT MOORE ahs LAN JER ION 'ILY QPV RESIDENCE COUNCIL Cha z'rma n Secrefary Prwidenf 0f Skidmore Hall Premideni 0f A7euman Hall Prarz'deni 0f Scribner Hall Premia'emf 0f Peabody Hall Pretrz'dent 0f JVortlz H all Prarident 0f Keyw Ifall Prexf'gz'enl of H ome Economic; 11V ouxe U'erIf SemewfeM Premzdemf of Home Economiw HouJe Sec oI1d Semenrfer Praria'emf 0f Baker Hall Prewideni 0f Cour! Sfreei Hall Prmfdent of South Hall Prarident of Spring Street Hall Prarident of Spring Sheet dnnex Pl'ewz'dent of Garden View PreJl'denl 0f Salzlrbury Hal! Pmu'dent of Park View Premident of H aHzorn Prana'enf 0f FurneJJ Pl'etrfdenf 0f 1116676!!th BETTY PERRINH DOROTHY MEINCM: HELEN DARROW DOROTHY MEINCKIC ANNE ALLABEN SHIRLEY Ines MARY FARMER DORIS MCGAHH; FLORENCE Smcmz MARGUERITB Lowmcx' JAN ET F IiTZ 12 R ALICE BULLOCK BARBARA COOK BARBARA HOTALING JEAN PITCHER JANE WAREHAM INEKE CL'YPERS ALICE BOGERT JANE MASON GENEVIEVE OLIVER NANCY BOCLE 0le lumdrvdforly-,rwwz s. v: J. . H 13.9....u d .1 , . 4 A ' . , W yaw ' wvxwmy - in wmmn . 'l im. 1' M 'fgip tut: JUDICIAL BOARD Chairman SARAH TYRE Student Preyia'ent of College Government dwociaiion DORIS LEHMAN Chairman of Rewidence Council BERTHA PERRINE f. ; szzaifman of Senate ANN E SKINNER Pu , Secretary of College Government dwociation AGNES COMPTON 5:... : Treawurer of College Government ziwociation MARJORIE PAGE A Senior Xyember ELIZABETH AVERILL 5 Senior 1716171561 MARJORY CROSIER 1r... J um'or JIember FRANCES SNEVILY J unior Jlember IEANNETTE TAYLOR Secretary : - . THERESA OGONOWSKI one hundredforty-eigizf x'E 1V -V 4' v. 7: r iHONOR C71 11 z'l'nza n I'Vacully Jlember Family JIembel' Reprmenlative al Large Sm 1'01' Repremen lalive Jun for Repraren lafz've Saluhmnore Reprwenlaliue l'rvazan Reprea'enlalt'we BOARD SARAH Tymc DEAN MARGAR ET BR 1 I xnmx M ISS GRAC 1 : Coc K ROFT ADELMA ARMSTRONG BETTY KINGMAX HARRIET Ionxsox MARJORIE KIRK Itxli Humane 011v hundrudj'odvu-H11:3 Chairman Secretary Ahita Anderson Marjory Crosier Miriam McCall Flora Posson Doris Yenter Jeanne Battey Virginia Elsdon Mary Farmer Miss Baker one lzundrcdfifty SENATE membm Marcia Goldys Helen Ross Anne Allaben Katharine Averill Ruth Deady Jane Gray Jane Tobin Doris Lehman Faculty Jlembem Mrs. Conaway ANNE SKINNER JEANNE BATTEY Sally Tyre Betty Perrine Jane Zabriskie Lois Crampton Marjorie Page Virginia Daniels Alleyne XVilliams Jane Noble ' Dr. Bolton WWW 0 v W WW a, WW 3M2. Jw'e. 5 CURRICULUM COMMITTEE XNER Siua'emf PreJident rm DORIS LEHMAN IANET ALLEN PERSIS KEMPTON MISS COCKROFT RHETA A RMBRUSTER BETTY PERRINE MR SMITH FLIZAB 4 ETH A ne VERILL PRESIDENT MOORE MISS BROWN he RUTH C l OMBE S MISS BRIDGMAN MISS HOBBS ton H x ARJORY CROSIER VI '26 1 RS. HOBBIE nielS hams Jton one hundrcdfzfly-one IWHHJCATHJNS Chairman Editor of Eroma'ikJ Editor of JVewa' Ed'iior 0f Exprewion Bu.,rinew Jifanager 0f Eromdlka ziduerizlring 471 anager 0f Eromdikw BuJineJJ 171 anager of A7690; 11dveri'ibr1'ng K71 anager 0f JVeww Buwhew X71 anager 0f Exprewion ddverficring 171 anager 0f Expremion one hundredj?fly-lwo BOARD MARIAN PATIENCE MARGARET WALKER ZELLA BORST ELIZABETH SANFORD BEVERLY FINK JANE HANSON BETTY GOLDSMITH CAROL TILTON MARJORY CROSIER ELIZABETH BROUGHTON lNCE KER RST ORD TON :ER ON ,. 95;: gighx- . W Editor-ln-Chief Butrin em 171 anager Lilemry Editor lift Editor dmzlrtant 11d Editor dd: withing 171 ana yer Phoiograpz'zic Editor Snapxhot Ediior Snapxlzot Editor Secretary Secrefary Secretary EROMDIKS STAF F MARGARET WALKER BEVERLY FINK MARIAN PATIENCE EDITH MORRISON MARY LOUISE DRANEY JANE HANSON EMILIE LEWIS JANE LARMOUR BETTY WADSWORTH MARY WILLIAMS MARGERY WELCH HELEN BRALEY one hulldlmifzfliwilzlna EXPRESSION BOARD Ediior- in-Ch ief ZL ana Eng Edt'for v dmibrtant Editor Bulrinew 1H anager ddvertiJing Z71 anager 11ft Editor dJJ'iszant drt Editor Exchange Editor Book Review Editor Proof Reader; Typicrt one hundred fiy-four 7;...A,-,,47 - . u ELIZABETH SANFORD. ANNABELLE WARSHAWSKY ELINOR ANDERBERG MARJORY CROSIER ELIZABETH BROUGHTON DORIS YENTER JANE LARMOUR ELISABETH ROBINSON CYNTHIA WEBB JEAN SHEI;LEY CATHERINE KING BETTY BAKER BETTY EISENHART Ziyivm ' uj KFORD N'SKY RBERG OSIER ;HTON jNTER HOUR xsoN VEBB LLEY gKER IART LA M ' S KI DM 0 RE Editor-in -Cl'2i6f JIanagt'ng Editor dirlrociafe Editor Anrocia ie E d itor Bwin em 171 anager xirtrociaie BuJineJJ X71 anager Jdueritlring 171 anager dmociate 11 dvertz'Jz'n g X71 anager Circulation, 171 anager NEWS BOARD ZELLA BURST MARCIA GOLm's LUCY PLL'MB CATHERINE KING BETTY GOLDSMITH SHIRLEY Iwzs CAROL TILTON LUCY IACKsox ELLEN GOL'GII om' kumz'rnlszffy-fh'c 5:; qnm vow.- .1- I - 3 a x 2 t. :. Conductor Rheta Armbruster Elizabeth Banks Frances Fish Anne Allaban Emily Creevy Betty Isenberg Ella Lane Doris Mayer Betty Hull Mary Sheen Virginia Tytle Pauline Breitbart Marjorie Culver Dorothy Burt Anne Brooks Ruth Combes Ruth Hare Esther Schilling Ruth VVagar Margaret Warner one hundredjgfty-Jix COLLEGE CHORUS lane Dubon Betty Gillender Helen Muller Margaret Mohler Ruth Holbrook Gertrude Congress Virginia Partridge Alice Brunjes Marjorie Crosier Elizabeth Fennell Eugenia Fischer Grace Leslie Ruth Yeaw Gladys Young Barbara Brett Nathalie Crowe Ellen Dohig Mildred Goldman Ruth Steele! MR. ELMER HINTZ Betty Bonney Marjorie Casebolt Margaret Garrett Mabel Johnson VI Barbara North Ruth Schwem Elvira Rinder Katherine Morehouse Marjorie Maynard ; Elizabeth Burrell Persis Kempton Doris Lehman Dorothy Meincke Doris Yenter Helen Coburn Dorothy Clay Louise Killani Jane Fennell Margaret Page Lucille Ravner STRING ENSEMBLE Director V1.0 Kin S 010131 MARION STOYANOWSKI BARBARA BRETT BETTY BONNEY KATHERINE MOREHOUSE Find Vio linJ ANNE ALLABEN HELEN GARRETT Second Violirw ALLEYNE WILLIAMS MISS IRMA REED Violaa Cellar IRENA HAIN BaJe V1.0 lin MABEL JOHNSON MR. ELMER HINTZ MR. ANTHONY R. STEFAN MRS. EVELYN AKELEY ELLA LANE MARGARET GOUINLOCK ELLEN DOHIG one hmlledfoly-m'vn VERSE SPEAKING CHOIR Chairman ELIZABETH BURNHAM i; VIRGINIA YEAST JUNE MEINCKE WINIFRED EVANS , ELEANOR ROBINSON RUTH DEADY MARGERY HEWES W JUNE BUTLER ANN DELANEY GERTRUDE WARSHAWSKY H y DOROTHY SCHLUTER ANITA KASEN HELEN MACKEY one hundred.fty-et:ght ,.,. mum; .da...-,....u. .Wrgh.;,iqumt .., 7 , , H FRESHMAN ADVISORS Chairman Lorraine Ackerly Anita Anderson Katherine Averill Jean Battey Catherine Brown Alice Brunjes Helen Coburn Marjory Crosier V irginia Daniels Helen Darrow Mary Dilliston Mary Draney Elizabeth Ellis Virginia Elstn DianyiFarnner Jean Follett Jane Hanson Marjory Holtby Shirley Ives Lucy Jackson Harriet Johnson Stephanie Karl Molly Keyes Marjorie Kirk Emilie Lewis Marion Mahoney Helen Mayer Mira Maynard JANE BALDWIN Miriam McCall Jane Meagher Dorothy Meincke Marjorie Page Lucy Plumb Flora Posson Margaret Powers Nancy Richardson Anne Skinner Florence Spicer Jeannette Taylor Louise Webster Kresge Barbara VVhitehiH Doris Yenter one I'mndred fly-nine J? 5 1 jun EXTRA CURRICULAR COMMITTEE MIRIAM MCCALL Chairman MARIANNA DENOYELLES 0r xyember L' SCH I Senior Member JANE HANSON s N o D S L E m m G m V Junior Member E L W m m m R m 0 m m E I E H T A K r 6 ID a m 1m M e e M f m .W ,m m n. 0 J S txly one hundred J w: ; 7M x L CIIAPEL , . $ 7 , 7 . ,W , Maw 00 - , 26m 6? ' , , , 0 I J , , TT K , - X ?ZM? M MARY DRANEY ELIZABETH TAYLOR Chairman Head UJher x44 POINT SYSTEM COMMITTEE JANE NOBLE one hundred nrz'xly-onc 4J4..u-ma-m m..m..x.-vm-'- COMMUNITY CHEST STUDENT HOUSE one hundred Jixly-lwo FLORA POSSON Chairman ELIZABETH CUSICK Chairman JEANNE BATTEY Treawurer HELEN MAYER Vice-Clzairman MARCIA GOLDYS Chairman FRANCES MCDONALD Premident -2..- . DISCUSSION CLUB 2 xv Av; CAROLYN COLE Vl'Ce- Chairman DANCE CLUB EUGENIA FISCHER V z'ce-Prer'denf . OllC hundred .rmly-Hzrce CYNTHIA WEBB JANE ZABRISKIE Prwidenf ' V ice-Prewidenf THE KEY JUNE BUTLER MARTHA BREWSTER . IreaJurer Secretary one hundred Jixfy-four GLADYS YOUNG Prexz'a'ent MARY SHEEN Secretary JANE FENNELL Vt'ce-Prezrident RUTH SCHWEM Treawurer 0I'18 CLEF hundrrd Jiafy-fiuc CLARICE OHARA LOIS CRAMPTON uvmm -Clza lCrZ V eran Cha mm mm SM M O C .T. .VVA-Al LUCY JACKSON Secretary Treawurer -sz one hundred Jixz'y ELIZABETH KING JANE NOBLE eran -Cha tce V trman Char, B U L C E T A B E D JOAN KEYES - TreaJurer Secretary one hundred Jixly-qucn AL 'EE ELIZABETH KINGMAN Chairman ZELLA BORST Secretary Treawurer one hundred Jixly-ciglzl N ANCY RICHARDSON Vice-Chairman, COSTUME CLUB PAC; ?60 ff 373 x Kl NI Mum. r BM HP Ta U.w RV AGNES DUNN PreJt'dent nu U TL C nu mm N An mm CLUB 4 .4 J ANET NEYINS Secrefary- Treamurer I y-nznc Jim! one lzundl'vd JANE HANSON STEPHANIE KARL Praideni Vice-Prwident SCIENCE CLUB 4-. . MIRIAM MCCALL . Secretary Treayurer one lm ndrcd JEWIII fy HOME JUB ECONOMICS CLUB IANET ALLEN PreJia'ent LUCY CANNING Secretary- Treawurer DORIS MIX T'Vz'ce-Preuridenl one hundred vacnly-one ELIZABETH POINIER ESTHER HILL Pretridenl Secretary PHYSICAL EDUCATION W4 CLUB w FRANCES WHEELER Treawurer one hundred Jeuenty-lwo SOCIOLOGY CLUB ELIZABETH CUSICK Pretrident JANE BALDWIN Vice-Prm'dent FLORENCE HL'TCHINGS Secretary Treaxurer one hundred .ra'mly-llzrce E6YCHOLOGY CLUB HELEN DARROW ELEANOR FISHER Premia'enf Vice-Prwidenf FRENCHiCLUB RUTH. BLANK ZELLA BORST Pretrz'denl V ice-Pr'eu'dent one I'm ndrcd chcniy-fou r A 'A-J4.-q......s.-.4 , . ' . CLUB 'cnly-fwe GERMAN CLUB SEC RETARIAL one hundred J69 o ?MwaWx ??,Mx X HELEN MACKEY VicaPreJident Vice-Prwia'ent NORMA BRAIDWOOD STEPHANIE KARL Preyt'dent BEVERLY FINK Premidemf DORIS YENTER BARBARA TURNER Prm'dent Vice-Prwideni STUDIO ARTS RHETA ARMBRUSTER BETTY BONNEY 'w becrelary Treawurer one hundred Jewcnly-JL RUTH COMBES Premia'eni VIRGINIA DANIELS Secretaljy ELISABETH ROBlWSO? 1766- Prev Idem! FRANCES SNEVILY Treadurer x ......;.....- , O MNI B US rm l'3m.'.4 'x'xz ' u zz1p- wr T HLETIC SSOCIATION one hundred eighty ELIZABETH AVERILL Prwident ELIZABETH ELLIS Secretary 90ka A yam 7, x7, FRANCES WHEELER Vice-Prm'denf ELIZABETH KING Treawurer MANAGERS OF ALL Bamkelba ll lVinfer Sporfa G0 If Bawba I! H 06k 111! Sarscer Tm n U I ' lmdmuz fan C O I i I'47' xl . v J ' Ni V, . ' . K X': , . IV! z.-- Myurg...w-;4-gl-o A... RIDING CLUB ; Prwident MARIETTA SILLIMAN : Vice-Prwident FRANCES MCDONALD Secretary FRANCES LAUTERBACH T reawrer ADELMA ARMSTRONG one hundred cighlyiwo OUTI NC Plkjwuff'liu' I uv-me 'xr'um' nxiW VICIIA'Lc'l-Ill 7 'Ari;l7-' lil't f' m i S 1 i 3 ! i a l .1 l i VARSITY HOCKEY i MARJORIE KIRK IEANNETTE TAYLOR ; -' MARJORIE MAYNARD L MARY FARMER 1 BETTY SCOTT MARY LEYENBERGER BETTY ELLIS SALLY TYRE MARION MAHONEY BARBARA HOTALING FRANCES WHEELER VIRGINIA PROCTOR BETTY POINIER ESTHER SHILLING one hundred cighty-four wVv-r 7 2- w - , - . . A- ,-- '.. ff .1 '. , , , . , , Iv; . 1 '.3. . l 'x ? W . M-?W r-s.rr1wr sf? - x . .- , x J- E'Z.ne:s : v. meum: . rim- Smxxm Hsrw Paws; H thmL-w in: XML: 51.5- Wmtmmri Klmx ELUHKMI'LHE Hl-HJX Vzm i meiam, M HM. 1 'x w .: 1- : Bkrr'm Sum z Muzwmr MMN w ,.z KWKWWAJW VARSITY SWIMMING ESTHER HILL BETTY POINIER FRANCES WHEELER PATRICIA HENRY ALLEYNE WILLIAMS VIRGINIA NAUGHT IANET MACMASTER Doim BRUCE MARY LEYENBERGER LORRAINE ACKERLEY DONA WADE one hundred eighty-Jix u or. n; X L L r 4; I B l JASK F VARSITY IEIHII LI w. .531. W L v RANK x K s 4 xxx L x,x xx NV 2: , K: V S m C xx f g 62k V i L Q konyAxVQ V l v WXC. ! A wkxxmwxw M ?g-M v V6 9f ., 1.57.! :U 4:14 K , , , V Z V 1m V 4 I , 1.5; w MVN37WC W; 7r x w ,, MM -, , , ,mem M, WWMWM xv w L . A .. . v, m. . 1 . H h a m. Win??:suyrrmeMImvrdi E .L a .lvl: : a .1; 21h . 1, x :33? 2 .i. N SKIDMORE HIT PARADE 1936-1937 Sept. 21 When Did You Leave Heaven? Freshmen descend en masse with trunks filled with what the well dressed college girl will wear. Sept. 24 The Nativef Return Upperclassmen arrive with trunks complete with what the well dressed college girl wore in 1935, 1954, 1955. Sept. 24 You Turned the Table! on X716 Nice work, Mrs. Boyce! Sept. 25 Skidmore, We Rejoice to Sing Thy Praicre. Convocation. Class of '57 don academic regalia tcaps and gowns to youi and jitter down the aisles. President Moore offers inspiration for the coming year and again wins our applause. Sept. 26 Where 0h Where 11H: the Pea- Green Frewhmen? Living luxuriously in the most palatial houses on campus it was different when we were young. - Oct. 5 When Irile Eyey dre Smiling John Charles Thomas Charms Skid- more audience and practically brings dOVsn the chapel. Oct. 12 Columbw Took a Chance so did the seniors when they planned a sneak dayewith dubious success. Oct. 17 Swing Time All-College, and the social season opens with a bang. Oct. 17 11 Fine Romance Schilling flashes the first solitaire of the season. Lots of luck, Eppiei NOV. 7 Boy K71 eelir Girl and goes treasure hunting on the first of the Skidmore-Union socials. one hundred nincly-cight NOV. 011 Saran nah Suntlmvcrs Hunm on practicdlly CVCIIV lapel. Nov. There?! be a Hui Time Old Town Tonight Elcvtgonccring Hr Lan'hm, Rmmc- In HIE R l t 47 KT x'elt AIM rllkxlnr hc .ths US Hope: Nov. Gone with the IVind HM cc; m the camp! Ix. Nov. 15 Tormen led ?mnm' jnclkmcx NOV. Pig Skin Parade YaW I'Inrlmwrm . , .:14. LuLuzn-nm erV m xwrl drx'gxnllllll't x unuw Nov. 12 Pennz'wfronz Hcaum SPA: J nan: IrAltiV 'L'Lb, bk U -. l, h'. LLPtK , '- JHvK JHHI -r.l .-11' Nov. 20 Two Orphan; Vziibml .leha in qmdt; thrm f,MPl:'H-'1'Wi'il'iHichI'LdIUEL-i Ilh,'ll, :11: tun Q mm. M v?xm. .uM :u '44 r i,mlxvu.m 'nx! Luxw- mu an in II' 15mm n.. x i, $ l 9: Nov. DEC. 25 UV Thank; a JIzWMIz Sing Ba by Sing Dec 11 Squal'fnla 1718 CHTA' D6C. 10 11l leF JrAH'U V 11L I xi'Hll'A '1 l 1' E'H'Li'. i'k Nu; :k' ,u. Hw- i'l. 11x ' , ; I val'uL 5' .: . I :1; ! v Hm! Min; ' v . .1K! H K I l 1i? ' . :1 I wx 1 'x ' Dy 't i . v . 11 I 00le 113712! in JIMU HI', 1':va,. 1.714. ! '11le KO flaw far ' 'I V ' ; , 1 wa: V .1 m K. ., 1 x hmm- m xtu Dec. 17 072 Come AW Ye Faithful Christmas Candelight Vespers in the best Skidmore tradition. Dec. 18 College Holiday Christmas vacation need we say more? Love Marchw 0n least sixteen At new solitaires appeardtwinkling evidence that Cupid had a busy holiday season. ItCr dlwayo Fair Weather winter carnival. No No At least we save wear and tear on SHOW. our skis. 51 You do the Darnedeyi Thingtr, Baby! Phil Wilding looks sort of ship- shape to us on her birthday. Ian. 25 I Can1tEJcape From You Exams-a smashing succeSSeheld over for second big week. Chillie 10f the Pharm1 worries over his Shakespeare. Quote: UThis is no day for a Midsummer night1s Dreamebut, As You Like It. - Feb. IFJ Getting i0 Be a Habit with UJ More college holiday, and how we love it! Feb. 13 It Can? Happen Here carnival. No Outing Club gives up. We know SDOW-VDO winter when we're lickedl Feb. 20 1:1 11 yth mg G06J' Beaux Arts. Skidmore goes Mrs. Dionne one better with two sets of quintuplets. Feb. 24 Ring Out Wild BelLr! School spirit reaches new high as we . celebrate Mugs Maynard's election. Mar. 6 11m in a Dancing Mood. Secretarial Club Dance. two hundred Mar. 12 T5! Willow 3Ulmdn. Union Jllld 51641111an dllht Off Gilbert and SuHixun. Mar. 19 Did I Remember? Revmw cnmminutionx April 17 Tonight ai Eighb Tizirly Inlerclnss Maya. April 23 Three 0,6l06k in My Jlomlny JUNE! W PELUHIK lh-JiU. April 24 rife There x1111; Jlarc at Home Like You.9 7 grilllIH'S hingsmm uni m Hu'H' nuHiM April 25 Plenty of Jluney and You CHAIM! meir- Nun v-Ml'xiun LaLL' Cmmgw, mu: 4y runw lulcf x. April 26 May 14 flit the Dcck Sing Loud Girlfr, Sing; Lung Girlzr. .md jum 11.1; Sliulnmxc 411,1 Hi sun 1' V' HFSHKKll'Xk May 15 IWay 15 Fancy 171 eating You On with Me Slmw Prz-su. mu'b HIiwn m in 5 CinJcrL-Iln CHHKQ hm . 5:. IWay 26 , 71,004 Indigo Vina?rx'. .!11;nw!1v m June 5 dlma Jlalcr Lin 9 June 5 0h Say Can 11m Sm'lzy? Scum PHI! June 7 I'm a Poor Old 58H!va W Umidminn. l , .'x U? will Jill 4.' IV',' 7 Ads..- ' 'ud-av- APPRECIATION The Staff of the 1957 EROZVIDIKS wishes to express its appreci- ation to those who helped in making the book a success; Especially it wishes to thank: MR. ANDREW FISHER 0f Doubleday, Doran and Company MR. PETER GURWIT 0f Iahn and Ollier Engraving Company MR. VANTINE of Warren Kay Vantine Studio, Inc. MR. H. B. SETTLE 0f Saratoga Springs iwo hundred two ADVERTISEMENTS THE EROMDIKS STAFF WISHES TO EXTEND TO ITS ADVERTISERS GRATL TUDE AND APPRECIATION FUR THEIR KINDLY INTEREST. AND SUPPORT fwo hundnra' Mrce 4 szL-g 15:. :51? :4 Lee ska: y! 43? u' gpdm A-Ax - ,. , 9.:wmm4 m -.4; , ,b :-..N,... a... 4. 4 .,- ; ......an4H..A 4 DE FREHN Jeweler 386 BROADWAY TROPHIES FOR ALL SPORTS WATCHES-SILVER-GIFTS Repairing of all kinds DE FREHN HONIGSBAUMS, Inc. Maiden Lane at James Street ALBANY Distinctive Sporfswear for Women Madame Lorraine CLOTHES for the Younger Set Exclusive with THE CARL COMPANY Schenectady, N. Y. Greetings and Admonitions To THE GOOD KIDS from LINZJIM u mm 3665 Specialists in Fashions and Correct Entembles for Personal Wear and Home Decoration. 57 Specialized Departments Let us Help You! The Wallace Company Schenectady, N. Y. J. J. BOYLE Optometrist EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 384 Broadway Opp. U. 5. Hotel 1x00 t'zulldredfour 1:1 To BE WELL-GROOMED DEFEND ON THE AGNES BEAUTY SHOP LENTHERIC COSMETICS AT LEDLIES 480 Broadway Do Try ROSS AND MACCORMICK BEAUTY SHOP You will alu'ayx by satile 10 Phila Street Tel 454 I I l x 1 i 1 1 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Exclusive and Dis tinctive SPORTS 'WEAR TOP HAT W'bmi m mwl Hf printing the . CO MNIERCIAL PRINTING DEPAR T MENT 0f the Saratogian GiVL-x yam what you want whyn you xxzmj it WMF U BRADSHAW Mgr. 20 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Phone 2580 COSMETICS. CIGARFITES SODAS 8c DRUGS ALT AT MAC FINNS Tel. 125 Free Delivery Ava l'iurldmd'jfw: 4i MENGES AND CURTIS Pbarmacis ts uTHE OLD STOREu 472 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Phone 34 FRANK PANARELLI CREATOR OF SMART COIFFEURS Phila Street Saratoga Springs, N. Y. JOE FISHER THE SKIDMORE SHOEMAKER 39 V2 Phila Street TASTY DELICACIES You miss at school To be bad at HEWITTS Tloc best Fancy Grocer in Town 420-433 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. SCHRADES SKIDMORES FAVORITE FLORIST Schradds on Broadway Compliments 0f THE PALACE THEATER Zwo l1 undred Jz'x N. Y. FOR SMART CLOTHES ON AND OFF CAMPUS DAVIDS 34 North Pearl St. Albany, N. Y. uSPEEn-FLAsvrf' GROUPS COPYING 37 Putnam Street Saratoga Springs. N. Established 1868 Incorporated 1909 G. F. BLACKMER 8: SON Incorporated WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE 28 and 30 Clinton Street Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Cmnpinnmyfc of A FREEN D H. B. SETTLE PHOTO FINISHING EVENING 131.31 URES ENLARGKNG Y. iwo hurl a'rcd Jwen 1.4 urFR.-r.-'..-rf v- A. 9:; m . Hi 5 .r 5 . l? ' 1 5 , , ; 1 , 5 5 d 1!: 1 x , . '4 5 w 5 5 5 i 5 ll 1 . . . ;! 5 5 , Li V 5 :45 5 u ;; 5 5 u - 5 5 I i i1 - I 5 I 5 . .L E H I u 5 F s l A l. 5 A 5 v . -. n 5 5 1t. , 5 5 ' 5 5 5 x Jw 5h ' l 4 h 5 m I THE PHARM EXTENDS MOST - HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THEIR COLLEGE FRIENDS Compliments 0f THE T HOMPSON LAUNDRY Special rates for students THE SENIOR CLASS 0f Skidmore College 55-57 Putnam Street, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. I Phone 8265 i J two hundred eight THE WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO Incorporated OFFICIAI, P H 010m A 5'? H. ER FOR EROMDIKS 73;, '37 160 Boylston Street Boston, Nlassachusetts two Izundred nine Aw-J PV . r: - .2 .. .4 .A 4 WHE D 8511,, Lackawanna Anthracite Telephone 223 or 224 for the best coal that is mined today SARATOGA COAL COMPANY CONGRESS THEATER THE BEST TALKIEs ALWAYS VAN VOAST 8c LEONARD Agency, Inc. INSURANCE AND INSURANCE SERVICE Over Thirty Years A Sm'atoga Insfifufion 360 BROADWAY SARATOGA Telephone 547 two hundred ten h Tillier 93 ? f K . Artists on Makers of Fine Printing Plates for Black or Color JahnMilier Engraving En College Annual waa ' Designers mjd 8 7 W LVdezrziton Elm! Engravers :11 6416470, jZX1nozj America . . ,TAete Z5110jugdtitutechZgudlity I NEW WORDEN HOTEL. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN OPEN ALL YEAR A la Carte and Tap Room also Table d,h0te meals E. C. SWEENY, Prop. two hundred lwelue For the Little Things that make your school year more pleasant , ICZ XCF INC 703:5 ; Furnishings for your room , CANDIES YARNS COSMIETHS COSTUME ngrziun Cou'rfc'om :mzl Xmllrer-f zifsmm's PRINTING OF THE BETTER KIND for those who know THE SARATOGA PRINTING Co. Phone Four-Three 18 Phila Street E. D. STARBUCK E? CCX ? Co u R TE W UFFIC.LIAL KEE'WELER FOR THE CLASS OF 1937 THE ROBBINS COMPANY 011: T H. T: two hundred Mil Iran JAN E TOOHER SPORTS CLOTHES SCHOOL COLLEGE CAMP GYMNASIUM GARMENTS 711 Boylston Street Boston, NIass. 017icial ouzftter for SKIDMORE COLLEGE two hundredfom'fccn TAYLORS SPORT SHOP 445 Broadway We thank you for your CO-operation in making our ski shop a big success Schenectady Prom ihc fashion capitals . . . Paris, Lon don, New York, Holhwond . . . our staff of stylists draw their infurmatinn ai: first hand, whisk: enabics you w f nd them at Barneys :15 soon as on Fifth Avenue. And while they have lost none of their original chan'n. t1 CV have lost a good deal of their original price, for Fashion Firsts . . . Aw szzdwd.5jtcm FigSk! Year Book; Manufactured by THE COUNTRY LIFE PRESS owam'ed AW-Xmerz'miz Honor; BY DWECTVWREFROM VVESTE RN gyms n. mm mum. 5 EXTRA ANNAPOLIS M -FLASH LUCKY BAG WINS ALL AMERICAN HONORS: :GUS .907A.0CT 15. m: couvuv m mu svcusnoxs man as unms coxctaxmc m sumo! N THE recent nationwide All American Critical Service competition conducted by N. S. P. A., in which over 700 schools, colleges and universities were represented, highest All-American honors were awarded to Armyhs hrHowitzerh and Navyhs hLucky BagW We offer our heartiest congratulations to the staffs of these winning Year Books, and we proudly bask in the reflection of their glory. For both the thHowitzerh, and the htLucky Bag,, were printed and bound at the Country Life Press, and it is the first time in history that a single organization has produced two All-American Year Books for these schools in the same year. For twenty-flve years, we have upheld the highest standards of quality in typography, reproduction, printing, binding, and general excellence of production. Our stag is competent, courteous, helpful and cooperative, and their services are at your disposal. We invite you to submit your Year Book plans for an estimate that will match your budget. D DOUBLEDAY, DORAN 2y COMPANY, INC.- THE COUNTRY LIFE PRESS, GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK iwo hundred Jixiecn 'cmce cr 730 hnnHl'S Books. 3: the ,ntion if. W-l in Minn. 1.5 arc 'zmlte NI YHRK Compliments of THE UNDERCLASSMEN PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS i l l l z'wo hundred Jevmtccn n M M 4.1 hr, . . 1 M. .1, u! u I r rD Iif, ,rlfl? ylko: ha... , .,y . , . xakrrerfimxa 2 xiv: ruffihulf .ft. , n , .13.: ., ; V iv; i .Lv; . , , . , ,. .. .. 2.14 mg f .,. 3L . . I. , ; . . p I x. $:O. , .;..g.ina..u.1 1. ;L e. , l . J .ylr v . . v . . iv . . - . irivwm. 9 . p . a . - . u r . I u o x ., A h L , .7 . V y x NI. I 39+ 4. ; $1; T i, EKE . xllvnlf 9 f3 , rs U - 1 : ,1? , u. , liaidmhuiszlz