Smith College - Smith College Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 292 of the 1930 volume:

THE YEAR BDDK 1B3D A COPYRIGHT THE CLASS of 1330 5MITH COLLEGE A 5MITH COLLEGE YEAR BDDK DEDICATION TD 5IDNEY BRAD 5 HAW FAY V ha has Enlarged Dur vision through his teaching, distinguish ed aur callecia hy h 5 presentiB.and pmmat d scholarship hy his research in the fi ld D f madarn histnrY. FOREWORD For ourselves and for aur friends we have made this record mntttmfflt ffl DIVI5II Administra Tha Class Activiti S ]N5 tian 565 B5 i ' ii MI I H p I will nat LEase frDtn mental fight, Mar shall mv sward sleep in my hand! William Blake. . i PRESIDENT NEILSON The Board of Trustees S.T.D. William Allan Neilson, Ph.D., LL.D., L.H.D., Litt President Marguerite Milton Wells, B.L. . Frederic Marshall Jones, A.B., S.B. Paul Joseph Sachs, A.B., LL.D. George Stanley Stephenson, A.M. John Elliott Oldham, A.M. . Harry Emerson Fosdick, A.M., D.D., LL.D. John Handasyd Perkins, A.B. Elizabeth Cutter Morrow, A.B. . Ruth Standish Baldwin, A.B. Archibald Victor Galbraith, A.B. Mary Abby Van Kleeck Ada Louise Comstock, A.M., Litt.D., LL.D. Josephine Sewall Emerson . Harriet Bliss Ford , L.H.D. D. Northampton Minneapolis, Minn. Springfield Cambridge Hartford, Conn. Boston New York Greenwich, Conn Mexico City, Mexico New Canaan, Conn. Easthampton New York Cambridge New York New York is MARY BELLE McELWAIN Dean of the Class of nj o I 19 .! Administrative Officers Laura Woolsey Lord Scales, B.L. Warden Elsie Preston Leonard, A.B. Purchasing Agent George Palmer Hyde, A.B., Ll.B. Treasurer Jean Clark Cahoon, A.M. Registrar | 20 ! Anna Mann Richardson, M.D. College Physician Mabelle Babcock Blake, Ed.D. Personnel Director Marjorie Hope Nicolson, Ph.D. Acting Dean Jl93cl 4 21 ]v Class Deans Mary Belle McElwain, Ph.D. Dean of the Class of 1930 Mary Merrow Cook, B.S. Dean of the Class of 1931 Leona C. Gabel, Ph.D. Dean of the Class of 1932 Helen Jeannette Peirce, A.M. Dean of the Class of 1933 ■ ).) Faculty of Instruction William Allan Neilson, Ph.D., Ll.D., L.H.D., Litt.D. President anil Professor oj English Language and Literature William Francis Ganong, Ph.D. Professor of Botany and Director oj the Botanic Garden Frank Allan Waterman, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Ernst Heinrich Mensel, Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of Germanic Languages and Literature Kurt Koeika, Ph.D. Professor of Research in Experimental and Educational Psychology Julia Harwood Caverno, A.M. Professor of Greek on the fohn M. Greene Foundation .1930 23 ) Anna Alice Cutler, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy Harriet Williams Bigelow, Ph.D. Professor of Astronomy on the Eliza Appleton Haven Foundation Elizabeth Deering Hanscom, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature on the Mary Augusta Jordan Foundation Everett Kimball, Ph.D. Professor of Government Alfred Vance Churchill, A.M. Professor of the History and Interpreta- tion of Art and Director of the Smith College Museum of Art Carl Frederick Augustus Lange, Ph.D. Professor of German Language and Literature 11930 24] Louise Delpit, Concours Certificat Li tires, O.A. Professor of French Language and Literature on the Helen and Laura Shedd Foundation Harriet Redfield Cobb, A.M. Professor of Mathematics David Camp Rogers. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Richard Ashley Rice, A.M. Professor of English Language and Literature Sidney Norton Deane, Ph.D. Professor of Greek on the L. Clark, Seclye Foundation and Curator of the Museum of Classical Antiquities Florence Alden Gragg, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature fl93o 25 h y John C. Hildt, Ph.D. Professor of History on the Sydenham Clark. Parsons Foundation Mary Belle McElwain, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature Dean of the Class of 1930 Rebecca Wilder Holmes Professor of Music on the Henry Dike Sleeper Foundation William Dodge Gray, Ph.D. Professor of History Amy Louise Barbour, Ph.D. Professor of Greek. Language and Literature H. Edward Wells, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry on the Gates Foundation ,1930 ; 2G] Suzan Rose Benedict, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Hf! i Osmond T. Robert, B.es.L. Professor of French Language and Literature Arthur Ware Locke, A.M Professor of Music Frank H. Hankins, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology Roy Dickinson Welch, A.B., Mus.M. Professor of Music William A. Orton, M.A. (Cantab.), M.Sc. (Lond.) Professor of Economics and Sociology , 27 ! Wilson Townsend Moog, Mus.B. Professor oj Music Samuel Ralph Harlow, Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature Edna Ashton Shearer, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy Howard Rollin Patch, Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Harry Elmer Barnes, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology Paul Robert Lieder, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature 1930 f 5 8 Robert Withincton, Ph.D., O.A. Professor of English Language and Literature Seth Wakeman, Ph. I J. Professor of Education and Director of the Smith College Day School and the Cooperative Nursery School Howard Madison Parshley, Professor of Zoology Sc.D. Alexander James Dow Porteous, M.A. (Edin. and Oxon.) Professor of Philosophy Werner Josten Professor of Music William Sentman Taylor, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology ,{ 29 ], ESTHER CLOUDMAN Dl ' NX, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Margaret Rookk, M.A. (Oxon.) Professor of Italian Language and Literature Anna Mann Richardson, M.D. College Physician Arthur Taber Jones, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Josef Wiehr, Ph.D. Professor of German Language and Literature Emily Ledyard Shields, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature 30 Eleanor Shipley Duckett, M.A. (Cantab.), Ph.D., D.Lit. Professor of Latin Language and Literature Vincent Guilloton, Agrege de l ' Univcrsitc Professor of French Language and Literature Frances Grace Smith, Ph.D. Professor of Botany Myra Melissa Sampson, Ph.D. Professor of Zoology Abbie Mabel O ' Keefe, M.D. Director of Medical Service Aline de Villele, Agrege cs L. Professor of French Language and Literature [ 31 ; Julius Seelyf. Bixler, Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature on the Charles N. Claris Foundation Marjorie Hope Nicolson, Ph.D. Acting Dean and Professor of English Language and Literature Mary Ellen Chase, Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of English Language and Literature 3n JHnttDrfatn ELIZABETH AVERY INEZ WHIPPLE WILDER ll93 Dl 132 V List of Faculty Caroline Brown Bourland, Ph.D. Esther Lowenthal, Ph.D. Professor oj E Jessie Yereance Cann, Ph.D. . Ruth Goulding Wood, Ph.D. Ellen Parmelee Cook, A.M. Elizabeth Spaulding Mason, A.B, Louisa Sewall Cheever, A.M. Margaret Rooker Bradshavv, Ph.D. Aida Agnes Heine, A.M. Mary Louise Foster, Ph.D Mary Delia Lewis, A.M. F. Warren Wright, Ph.D Susan Miller Rambo, Ph.D Grace Hazard Conkling, B.L. Margaret Brackenbury Crook, B.A Isabelle Williams Barney, O.A. . Professor of Spanish Language and Literature onomics and Sociology on the Robert A. Woods Foundation Professor of Chemistry Professor of Mathcmatu s Associate Professor of Chemistry Assoi late Professor of Chemistry Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of Geology and Geography . Associate Professor of Chemistry Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of Latin Language and Literature Associate Professor of Mathematics Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature Associate Professor of French Language and Literature Mary Merrow Cook, B.S. Associate Professor of French Language and Literature and Dean of the Class of 1931 Helen Ashurst Choate, Ph.D. ........ Associate Professor of Botany Katharine Shepherd Woodward, A.B. Sidney R. Packard, Ph.D. Clarence Kennedy, Ph.D Lizbeth Laughton, A.B. Alice M. Holden, Ph.D. Elliott M. Grant, Ph.D. Mabelle Babcock Blake, Ed.D. Harold Underwood Faulkner, Ph.D. Samuel A. Eliot, Jr., A.B. Elizabeth Andros Foster, Ph.D. Elizabeth Faith Genung, M.S. . Helene Cattanes, Docteur de l ' Universite d Oliver Waterman Larkin, A.M. Rene Guiet, A.M., Lie. es L. Cary Franklin Jacob, Ph.D. Catharine Elizabeth Koch, A.M., M.L.D. Vera Lee Brown, Ph.D. . Paris Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of History . Associate Professor of Art Associate Professor of Spoken English Associate Professor of Government Associate Professor of French Language and Literature Personnel Director and Associate Professor of Education Associate Professor of History Associate Professor of English and oj Spoken English Associate Professor oj Spanish Language and Literature Associate Professor of Bacteriology . Associate Professor of French . Associate Professor of Art Associate Professor of French Language and Literature . Associate Professor of Spoken English . Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture Associate Professor of History Yvonne Imbault-Huart, Agregation Premiere Partie, O.A. Associate Professor of French Language and Literature Harold E. Israel, Ph.D. ........ Associate Professor of Psychology K. Frances Scott, Ph.B., M.D. ....... Associate Professor of Hygiene John Woods Duke .......... Associate Professor of Music Howard Augustus Meyerhoff, A.M. .... Associate Professor of Geology and Geography Merle Eugene Curti, Ph.D. ........ Associate Professor of History Dorothy Sears Ainsworth, A.M. . . . Associate Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education Miguel Zapata y Torres, Ph.D. . . . Associate Professor off Spanish Language and Literature Mary Lilias Richardson, A.M. .... Associate Professor of Latin Language and Literature Sarah Hook Hamilton ......... Associa ' e Professor of Music Art. Doct. Margaret Wooster Curti, Ph.D Anne B. G. Hart, A.M. Alphons P. A. Vorenkamp, Hist Robert C. Binkley, Ph.D. . Jacques Pillois, Laureate of the Institute of France Brewer Goddard Whitmore, A.M. Anna Adele Chenot, A.M. . . . . Ivan T. Gorokhoff ...... Robert Merrill Dewey, A. M Mary Jane Garber, A.M. Solon Robinson H. Louisa Billings, A.M. . Associate Professor of Psychology Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of Art Associate Professor of History . Associate Professor of Music- Associate Professor of Government Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Choral Music- Assistant Professor of Spoken English and Secretary of the Faculty . Assistant Professor of Spoken English Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Physics Gladys Amelia Anslow, Ph.D. ....... Assistant Professor of Physics Louise Bourgoin, Lie. es L. . . . . . Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature Mina Kirstein Curtiss, A.M. .... Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature Margaret Gale Scott, A.M Assistant Professor of History I 33 ! Priscilla Fairfield Bok, Ph.D. ...... Assistant Professor of Astronomy Leah C. Thomas ...... Assistant Professor of Hygiciu and Physical Education Marie Milliette ............ Assistant Professor of Music Anacleta Candida Vezzetti, Diploma Supcriorc di Magistcro Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education A.B. A.M. Abby Snow Belden, A.B. Ruth Wendell Cooper, Vera A. Sickels, B.S. Leona C. Gabel, Ph.D. Francis T. S. Powell Lucy Lord Barrangon, Madeleine Guilloton, Lie. es L., A.M C. Pauline Burt, Ph.D. Frances Campbell McInnes, A.M. Edith Burnett, B.S. . Marthe Sturm, Lie. es L., Diplome d ' Etudes Elizabeth Maud Collins Assistant Professor Assistant Professor of Spoken English . Assistant Professor of Spoken English Assistant Professor of History and Dean of the Class of 1932 . Assistant Professor of Spoken English Assistant Professor of Art Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature . Assistant Professor of Chemistry Assistant Professor of Hygiene anil Physical Education Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education Superieures . . . Assistant Professor of Psychology of Education and Principal of the Smith College Day School Olive Bacon Gilchrist, Ed.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education and Principal of the Cooperative Nursery School Margaret Eliot Macgregor, A.M. . . . Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Greeks Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Botany Assistant Professor of Philosophy Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education Assistant Professor of German Language and Literature . Assistant Professor of Education . Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature Agnes Carr Vaughan, Ph.D. Sara Bache-Wiig, M.S. Mary Evelyn Clarke, Ph.D. Margaret Hill Peoples, Ph.D Gertrude Goss Ann Elizabeth Chaney, A.M. Maurice Hayes Crosby, A.M. Raymond Putman Newton Arvin, A.B. Ruth Margaret Agnew, M.A. Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature and Assistant Director of Publicity Doris Silbert, A.M. .......... Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature . Assistant Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology Assistant Physician Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Botany Blanche Mitchell, A.M. . Agnes Thorson Landis, A.M. Ruth Elizabeth Young, A.M. Elsa Peverly Kimball, A.M. Dorothy Carolin Bacon, Ph.D. Velma H. Atkinson, M.D. Persis Cox .... Clara W. Crane, A.M. Wayne E. Manning, Ph.D. Katharine L. Richards, A.M. Assistant Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature and Director of Religious Work, and Social Service Morris Steggerda, Ph.D. ......... Assistant Professor of Zoology Charlotte Elizabeth Wilder, A.M. . . . Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature Dorcas Bricham, A.M. ......... Assistant Professor of Botany Helen Jeannette Peirce, A.M. Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Literature and Dean of the Class of 1933 Marine Elizabeth Leland, Ph.D. . . . Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature Robert F. Collins, A.M. ...... Assistant Professor of Geology and Geography James Jerome Gibson, Ph.D. ........ Assistant Professor of Psychology Winifred A. Blampin, M.D., CM. ......... Assistant Physician Dorothy Day, Ph.D. .......... Assistant Professor of Botany Maitland de Gogorza ........... Assistant Professor of Art Ernest C. Driver, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Zoology Louis C. Hunter, Ph.D Assistant Professor of History F. Wilhelm Kaufmann, Ph.D. . . . Assistant Professor of German Language and Literature Gray Perry ............. Assistant Professor of Music E. Frances Stilwell, A.M Instructor in Zoology Isabel Westcott Harper, A.M Instructor in Zoology Martorie Williams, A.M Instructor in Astronomy Charlotte Gertrude Guiler, A.M. ......... Instructor in Astronomy Elinor Van Dorn Smith, A.B Instructor in Botany Inez Dunkelberger Steggerda, A.M. Instructor in Zoology Jeanne Seigneur Guiet, Brevet Superieur, A. M. . . Instructor in French Language and Literature. Amy Lindner ........ Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Nora M. Mohler, A.M Instructor in Physics [193© ; 34 l CO (Oxon.) Ruth Lydia Saw, Ph.D. Jean Strachan Wilson, Ph.D. . Marion Applebee Brown, A.B., A.A. ; Charles A. Barker, A.B. . Robert Jordan Carner, A.M. Eliqzabeth Lathrop Chandler, B.A. hons. Marion L. De Ronde, A.B. . Hanna Fay Faterson, Ph.D. Kathleen Ellen Hartwell, A.M. . Caroline Heminway, A.M. . Elsie C. Rossmeisl, A.B. Mary L ouise Smith Boardman, A.M. . Cyrus Flint Stimson, Jr., A.M. . Elizabeth Hall, A.M. .... Karl O. E. Anderson, A.M. . Helen Elizabeth Butts, A.M. . Michele Cantarella, A.M. . Elizabeth Joyce Cratsley, A.M. . Helen A. Davenport .... Marietta Emme Detti, Diploma di Magistero Superi Gertrude Helen Cosgroye Dunham, A.M Ross Lee Finney, Jr., A.B. Anita W. Ford, Ph.D. Alice K. Hall, Ph.D. . Elthera M. Ide, A.B. . Margaret Kemp, A.M. . Elisabeth Koffka, Ph.D. Melva Elizabeth Lind, A.B., Docteur de l ' Universite Instructor in Philosophy . Instructor in History Instructor in Music . Instructor in History Spanish Language and Literature English Language and Literature Instructor in Minn Instructor in Psychology Instructor in English Language and Literature Instructor in Geology and Botany Instructor in Botany lnstructo) Instructor Margaret Alexander Marsh, A.M. Marjorie Dewey Morse, A.B. Walburga A. Petersen, Ph.D. Marthe J. Pillois, Brevet Superieur Karl Scott Putnam, B.S.A. Alice V. Scanlan, A.M. Prudence W. Wallis, A.M. . Marie Bateman Brainerd, A.M. . Emily Newhall Brown, A.B. Helen Cheney, A.B. . Dorothy Ruth Corcoran, A.B. Olive Wagner Driver, A.M Elizabeth Hale, A.B. . Margaret T. Hamlin, A.B. Eva Bates Johnson Constance Kelton, A.B. Christina Lochman, A.B. Elsa Margaretta Siipola, A.B Douglas A. Thom, M.D. William Beaumont Scatchard, Mus Ethel Puffer Howes, Ph.D. Martha Coman .... Annetta Isabel Clark, A.B., A.M. Helen Louise Baxter Pauline G. Cardinal Mildred Mary O ' Brien Mary Pardee Allison, A.B. Florence Elizabeth Young, A.M. Mary Elizabeth Mensel, A.B. Mary J. Svoboda H. Estelle Smith, A.B. Patricia Cassidy, A.B. Joy Secor, A.M. .... Mary Cecelia Salvo . Mary Hannigan Hennessey Amy Amanda Fargo, A.B. . Gladys Dingledine Diggs, A.B. . Barbara Damon Simison, A.B. B., B.S Instructor in French Language and Literature . Instructor in Art Instructor in Psychology Instructor in English Language and Literature Instructor in Zoology Instructor in Italian Language and Literature Instructor in Art Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Instructor in Italian Language and Literature Instructor in German Language and Literature Instructor in Music Instructor in French Language and Literature Instructor in English Language and Literature Instructor in Economics and Sociology Instructor in Botany . Instructor in History de Paris Instructor in French Language and Literature Instructor in Economics and Sociology Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education . Instructor in Zoology Instructor in French Language and Literature Instructor in Architecture Instructor in English Language and Literature Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education . Assistant in Psychology . Assistant in Economics and Sociology Assistant in Zoology . Assistant in Chemistry . Assistant in Zoology ■ ■ . . . Assistant in Chemistry . Assistant in Chemistry Assistant in Hygiene and Physical Education Assistant in Music Assistant in Geology . Assistant in Psychology Consultant in Mental Hygiene Visiting Lecturer in Music Education . Lecturer in Economics and Sociology Director of Publicity Secretary to the President and to the Board of Trustees . Assistant Secretary in the President ' s Office . Assistant Secretary in the President ' s Office . Assistant Secretary in the President ' s Office . Publications Secretary . Secretary to the Dean . Assistant Warden . Assistant in the Warden ' s Office . Secretary to the Administrative Board Assistant in the Class Deans ' Office Associate Registrar . Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office . Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office . Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office . Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office . Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office 4 35 Jean Aaron 324 West 80th Street New York City Elsie Yala Altfeld 324 West Fourth Street Elyria, O. Susan Albright 730 West Ferry Street Buffalo, N. Y. Marjorie Augusta Ames 27 Buttonwood Street New Bedford, Mass. Mary Alexander 2765 Fairmont Boulevard Cleveland, O. Janet McLane Anderson Ladd ' s Lane Exeter, N. H. 38 Lois Weir Anderson Edgemere Hotel East Orange, N. J. Rosamund Arnold 12 Gloucester Street Boston, Mass. Anne Andrew 3a Commonwealth Avenue Gloucester, Mass. Marion Bacon Ashley 393 Oxford Street Rochester. N. Y. Sara Ann Rose Arbenz Pleasant Valley Wheeling, W. Va. Frances Mildred Ashworth 815 East 14th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Jl93cl . { 39 I Elizabeth Green Atkins i 5 1 2 Mahantongo Street Pottsville, Pa. Elizabeth Ann Babcock 566 Ash Street Winnetka, 111. Eleanor Godwin Atterbury 445 Park Avenue Paterson, N. J. Mary Carolyn Bacchus 1 117 Franklin Street Wilmington, Del. Katharine Avery 1 1 50 Northampton Road Hoi yoke, Mass. Marjorie Bache 1035 5th Avenue New York City 1930 4 40 } Helen Whee ler Baldwin 28 Hitfh Street Framinjrham Center, Mass. 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Helen Elizabeth Brown 1045 Dinsmore Road Winnetka, 111. Annie Eunice Browning 319 No. Rosedale Avenue Tulsa, Okla. 7 46 Naomi Miriam Bruce ■540 Washington Avenue Glen Ridge, N. J. Mary Louise Buell 580 Washington Avenue Glencoc, 111. Irma Trix Bryant 565 Third Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Adelaide Wilcox Bull 47 Montclair Avenue Montclair, N. J. Dorothy Anne Buchanan 217 Forest Avenue Glen Ridge, N. J. Elizabeth Wainwright Bull Fort Oglethorp, Ga. ' 193© 47 Ruth May Burhord 1330 N. Meridian Street Indianapolis, Ind. Elizabeth Covington Campbell Watertown, Ct. Naneen Burnap 3087 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles, Calif. Eunice Clark Campbell 1705 Washtenaw Avenue Ann Arbor, Mich. Elizabeth Winsor Cady c o Union Trust Company Detroit, Mich. Amelia Beardsley Canning 128 Park Place Bridgeport, Ct. [ 48 )■ Frances Carpenter 74 Old Mystic Street Arlington, Mass. Anne Marie Causey 14 Joyner Street St. Augustine, Fla. Alice Morgan Carson Greenwich, Conn. Christine Chace 130 Prospect Street Providence, R. I. Marian Cassler 405 Union Avenue Laconia, N. H. Mary Walls Chamberlin Rivercroft Milton, Pa. [i93o 19 Eloise Baldwin Cheney 4 Woodland Place White Plains, N. Y. Marion Murdoch Childs 70 Eastwood Street Orange, N. J. Grace Cheney 6 Kraft Avenue Bronxville, N. Y. Esther Haywood Chilson 185 South Street Northampton, Mass. Laura Virginia Cherry 936 Lakeshore Drive Chicago, 111. Dorothy Alta Clark 1 1 02 Sixth Street South Fargo, N. Dak. 1 50 }■ Eleanor Elizabeth Clark Belle Haven Greenwich, Conn. Leonora Davidson Cohen 854 West 181st Street New York City Vllma Charlotte Clement 254 Lowell Street Waltham, Mass. Sylvia Cohen 42 Ross Street Somerville, N. J. Mary Hunt Clough 181 Walnut Street Manchester, N. H. Eleanor Elizabeth Cole 841 N. Fountain Avenue Springfield, Ohio 11930 i 51 ► Catharine J. Collier Box 602 Butte, Montana Katiuna Adsit Cooley 561 Franklin Street Buffalo, N. Y. 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Dorothy Boudway Deane 7 Bancroft Road Northampton, Mass. Helen Depuf. 7460 Sheridan Road Chicago, 111. Frances Rebecca DeBogary 3632 Stratford Dallas, Texas Rita Aletha DeVoe 42 Rockwood Avenue Baldwin Long Island, N. Y. Jl93ol 55 j Helen Sherwood DlCKERMAN 75 West Street Northampton, Mass. Eleanor Dodge 6 Corning Street Beverly, Mass. Dorothy Elizabeth Dickinson 1228 Scott Avenue Hubbard Woods, 111. Helen Mary Donker 428 Clinton Street Grand Haven, Mich. Mary Eunice Dissette 3665 Washington Boulevard Indianapolis, Ind. Frances Addily Doolittle 193 East 87th Street Cleveland, Ohio 56 Elizabeth Nason Dow 615 West Kansas Street Liberty, Mo. Katherine Roberts Drury Mount Hermon, Mass. Frances Gulick Dowie 180A Madison Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Helen Conlan Duggan 1 01 Linden Street New Haven, Ct. Eleanor Frances Dowling 4 Imrie Road Allston, Mass. Cordelia Dumaine Farmers Row Groton. Mass. ; 57 ; Caroline Mo ore Dunbar 71 DeHart Place Elizabeth, N. J. 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Rosalyn Keller Greenebaum 1 130 Park Avenue New York City Dorothy Katherine Griffiths 152 Elm Street Worcester, Mass. : 66 Elizabeth Grimm 27 Cole Avenue Providence, R. I. Adelaide Smith Hall South Main Street New Canaan, Ct. Lucy Mitchel Groat Longwood Towers Brookline, Mass. Barbara Hall 785 Washington Street Brookline, Mass. Helene Lenore Gutter 183 Argyle Road Brookl yn, New York Lois Barbara Hall 469 East Main Street Meriden, Ct. 67 Ann Franklin Hamilton 2 Montague Terrace Brooklyn, N. Y. Mary Elizabeth Hamlin 1383 Dean Street Brooklyn, New York Nancy Hamilton 3 Beaver Street Sevvkkley, Pa. Christine Farnham Hammond 4 Summer Street Torrington, Ct. Helen Alice Hamlin Signal Hill E. St. Louis, 111. Mary Rosalie Hammond 1425 Park Avenue Baltimore, Md. Ann Louise Harney 318 S. Walnut Street Crawfordsville, Ind. Virginia Harrison 2602 Guilford Road Cleveland, O. Jeannett May Harris 3510 Washington Boulevard Indianapolis, Ind. Helen Elizabeth Hartman 407 Irvington Avenue South Orange, N. J. Sarah Gertrude Plant Harrison Branford, Conn. Mary Lavinia Hartz 337 E. Main Street Annville, Pa. 11930 l 69],- Agnes Adelaide Hayes 219 Highland Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Jane Eleanor Heap 536 Slayton Street Grand Haven, Mich. Dorothy Mixter Hayes 267 Gibbs Avenue Newport, R. I. Helen Rees Hebbard 14 Boulevard, Rochelle Park New Rochelle, N. Y. Effie Catherine Heald 215 — 6th Avenue Troy, N. Y. Recina Helen Held 845 West End Avenue New York City il93o i 70 ] Betty Jane Hellebush 345 Westminster Road Rochester, N. Y. Edith Hess 23 West 73d. Street New York City Natalie Anna Hencken 48 West 59th Street New York City F.leanor Walton Hicken 38 Moseley Avenue Newburyport, Mass. Ethel Haideen Henderson 55 Glenbrooke Road Stamford, Ct. Ruth Albro Hill 125 Trenor Drive New Rochelle, N. Y. (i93o a 1 1 Jane Harriet HlMMEL 657 Auburn Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Lois Elizabeth Holding West Chester, Pa. (Catherine Beaumont Hirsh 2750 Fairmount Boulevard Cleveland Heights, Ohio Lois Hoover 16670 South Park Boulevard Cleveland, O. Marion Lucille Hockridge 2125 Sunset Avenue Utica, New York Elise Hoster 64 Stanbery Avenue Columbus, O. l93o 72 Mary Maude Howell Llangollen Devon, Pa. Catherine Ann Huber 51 Monroe Avenue Rochester, N. Y. Alma Rebecca Howells 1 5 1 1 State Avenue Coraopolis, Pa. Ella Louise Hume 472 Webster Avenue Muskegon, Mich. Elizabeth May Howland Auldfarm, Perkins Hill Akron, Ohio Ruth Webb Hunt 15 Grove Street Bangor, Me. 1930 4 73 1 Hazel Rebecca Hupper 74 Sargent Street Melrose Highlands, Mass. Elizabeth Hope Jackson 36 Center Street Windsor Locks, Conn. Ottile Elizabeth Hutchinson 83 Highwood Avenue Ridgewood, N. J. Clara Hartwell Johnson 138 Wellesley Street Weston, Mass. Beatrice Jackson 20 Milford Avenue Newark, N. J. Margaret N. S. Johnson 5616 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, Mo. 11930 : Selma Jones 5 West Cedar Street Boston, Mass. Gretchen Caroline Kaffenburgh 92 Sewall Avenue Brookline, Mass. Dorothy Alden Jordan 321 N. Lansdown Avenue Lansdown, Pa. Janet Thomas Kates 107 San Gabriel Drive Rochester, N. Y. Barbara Elizabeth Judkins 1 Grant Street Portland, Me. Mildred Kaufman 600 West End Avenue New York City : 75 Alleen Kelly 2425 North Park Boulevard Cleveland Heights, O. Cicely Louise Kershaw 3 1 Greenway Terrace Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y. Evelyn Catherine Kelly 521 South Fifth Street Grand Forks, N. D. Margaret Mary Kiernan 334 Seaview Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. Helen Goodwin Kelly 93 Grand Boulevard Binghamton, N. Y. Katherine Kimball Wampatuck Road Dedham, Mass. 1930 l 7(5 ] Elizabeth Winchester Kingsbury 170 State Street Framingham Centre, Mass. Katherine Klein Riverview Station St. Paul, Minn. Annett Ewing Kirk 1 126 South Main Street Findlay, O. Edith Gordon Kline 534 Maple Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. Virginia Kirk 21 High Street Port Deposit, Md. Betty Klinefelter 5 Harvest Road Baltimore, Md. 77 Helen Barrett Knox 5107 Junius Street Dallas, Tex. Alice May Koogle 18 Birch Road Yonkers, N. Y. Martorie Lenore Koblitz 2635 Euclid Boulevard Cleveland, O. Gertrude Sylvia Kopp 2595 Sedgwick Avenue New York City Irene Virginia Koerber 5 Stearns Court Northampton, Mass. Hildegard Kramme 1 52 Manchester Street Leominster, Mass. Margaret Alice Kremers 826 James Avenue Niagara Falls, N. Y. Marjorie Frances Lawson Short Hills, N. J. Florence Winston Lamar 723 Alabama Avenue Selma, Ala. Norma Monica Leas 131 State Street Northampton, Mass. Violet Irene Lampe 620 A Avenue Eveleth, Minn. Esther Ruth Leavitt Pclham Hall, Beacon Street Brookline, Mass. 4 79 }- Mildred Leshine 374 Ellesworth Avenue New Haven, Conn. Elizabeth Lewis 47 Livermore Road Wellesley Hills, Mass. Minnie Lesnow 2 1 o GofTe Terrace New Haven, Conn. Mary Louise Libby 54 Eliot Street Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass. Eleanor Frances Levy 251 W. 89th Street New York City Helene Bond Lipe 2617 Juniper Avenue Toledo, O. 80 Leanor Doris Lipsher 412 Whitney Avenue New Haven, Conn. Jane Bruce Loomis Granby, Ct. 3 Dorothy Goodwin Lockwood 8513 — 105th Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. Elizabeth Lott 20 Mackay Place Brooklyn, N. Y. Charlotte Louise Loewe 8 Fairview Avenue Danbury, Ct. Esther Lowenthal 350 Hearne Avenue Cincinnati, O. S ;8i ; Alice Janf Lowes 4 Lowes Terrace Dayton, Ohio Agnes Earl Lyall 92 Prospect Street Summit, N. J. Fannie Lublin 39 Kent Street Hartford, Ct. Mary Paxton Macatee 2324 California Street Washington, D. C. Elinor Mix Lusk 38 W. Court Street Cortland, N. Y. Helen Mary MacKenzie 390 N. Main Street Wallingford, Ct. 1930 i 82 ) . Mary Pierson McLean 242 Bryant Street Buffalo, N. Y. Betty Louise Main 2001 E. 7th Avenue Denver, Colo. Edwina Fay Macomber 1 1 46 Lindberg Avenue Wyandotte, Mich. Frances Louise Manley 724 Himman Avenue Evanston, 111. Janet Morgan Mahony Scarborough-on-Hudson, N. Y. Dorothy Perkins Marble 293 Broadway Methuen, Mass. ■4 83 } Elizabeth Ann Marsh 205 Broadway Milton, Pa. Marian Frances Martin 827 Taylor Avenue Detroit, Mich. Virginia Marshall Brae Burn Country Club West Newton, Mass. Rebecca Martin 171 Meeting Street Providence, R. I. Clara Elizabeth Martin 120 Buckingham Street Springfield, Mass. Mary Mason 117 Walnut Street Elmira, N. Y. 84 Florence Hf.adley Meeker 715 Madison Avenue Plainfield, N. J. Eugenia Mewborn 938 Bellefonte Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Maxine Adele Merchant The Dover Hotel 687 Lexington Avenue New York City Violet Edith Meyer Park Avenue Monroe, Louisiana Elizabeth Snow Merriman Fairport, N. Y. Ruth Millar 109 DeMott Avenue Clifton, N. J. Alida Donnell Milliken 951 Madison Avenue New York City Dora Lyons Morris The Trees Ossining, N. Y. Mary Butler Minns 1 Acorn Street Boston, Mass. Elinor Reed Morris 119 E. 84 Street New York City Nancy Jane Moir 104 Clay Street Burlington, Iowa Augusta Harrison Morse Ballair Driveway Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. il93o 86 ] Dorothy Mabel Morton 819 Buena Avenue Chicago, 111. Elizabeth Katherine Myers Niagara Falls, N. Y. Margaret Cook Mount 140 Maple Avenue Red Bank, N. J. Margaret Myers 114 East 46th Street Savannah, Ga. Marion Murphy 763 Ostrom Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. Rachel Eve Neely 729 Piedmont Avenue, N. E. Atlanta, Ga. 11930 [ 87 | Margaretta Quimby Nelson 303 Highland Avenue Upper Montclair, N. J. Katherine Lincoln Newell 154 Kanyon Street Hartford, Conn. Margaret Marie Neracher 14355 Woodland Avenue Shaker Heights, O. Mary Elizabeth Nixon 1429 Princess Anne Road Norfolk, Va. Kathryn Eleanor Ness 619 Elmvvood Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Elizabeth Julia Nordhaus 101 N. 1 2th Street Albuquerque, N. M. [ 88 ] Florence Helen Northrop 195 Walnut Street Montclair, N. J. Antoinette Wilhelmina Ockert 2220 Homecrest Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Helen Mary Norton 142 Main Street Winsted, Conn. Alice Frances O ' Connor 37 Paul Gore Street Jamaica Plain, Mass. Helen Ripley Noyes 35 Rock Spring Road Stamford, Conn. June Elizabeth Offinger 7612 La-Grange Avenue Cleveland, O. Marian Ofner 556 Arlington Place Chicago, III. Elizabkth Eleanor Olney 191 Culver Road Rochester, N. Y. Esther Gracie Ocden 454 Westminster Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. Makv Eli zabeth Osborn North Shore Hotel Evanston, 111. Anne Wood Okie The Pennsylvania White Bear Lake, Minn. Elsie Marjorie Owens Central Valley, N. Y. ,l93o [ 90 ) Alice Hovt Palmer Matamoras, Pa. Paula Lyle Patch 31 Eastern Point Road Gloucester, Mass. Nancy Wynne Parker Box 581 Portsmouth, N. H. Barbara Winslow Pate 29 Washington Square West New York City Ruth Mary Parker 577 Ash Street Winnetka, 111. Esther Helen Peck 505 Jefferson Avenue Scranton, Pa. [ 91 p Rosamond Hobart Peirce 281 Embarcadero Road Palo Alto, Calif. Nathalie Worthington Penrose 1200 Prospect Avenue Hartford, Conn. Helen Boteler Pendleton 1330 Bailey Avenue McKeesport. Pa. Ruth Perkins 3284 Parkland Drive Shaker Heights, Ohio Elizabeth Jane Penny 718 S. Cedar Street Otta wa, Kan. Frances 2 Margen Westerly Perry Street R. I. .1930 [ 92 Rachel Esther Perry Fair Grounds Road Woodbridge, Conn. Arlene Louise Phillips 609 E. Raynor Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. Mary Caroline Peterson 643 Market Street Stcubcnville, O. Isabel Mae Phillips 225 West 86th Street New York City Elsie Berk Phares 3428 East Douglas Avenue Wichita, Kansas Harriet Ida Pickens 156 Mason Street Brooklyn, New York 93 Elsie Cornelia Pond i i West Chester Street Nantucket, Mass. Helen Elizabeth Price 24 Ward Avenue Northampton, Mass. Frances Porch 103 Salem Street Reading, Mass. Helen Louise Pruet 1 130 Stock wood Avenue Anniston, Ala. Sarah Barnard Prescott 3085 Fairmount Boulevard Cleveland, Ohio Elizabeth Ingles Quiney 208 Lafayette Street Easton, Pa. 94 Margaret Helen Ramsey 757 Williams Street Denver, Colorado Edda Vincent Renouf R. F. D. No. 3 Winchester, N. H. Udell Stranahan Redmond 41 Lynn Shore Drive Lynn, Mass. Jane Revere 432 Grove Street Westfield, N. J. Eleanor Cochran Reed 46 Bellevue Avenue Ossining, N. Y. Doris Evelyn Reynolds 1 120 E. 38th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. [95 ) Emily Elizabeth Rice 1145 Washington Avenue Detroit Lakes, Minn. Carol Riegelman 2 East 86th Street New York City Ruth Eleanor Rich 22 Woodlawn Avenue Wellesley Hills, Mass. Margaret Adele Riggs 556 Benson Street Camden, N. J. Martha Bacot Richey 14 Clinton Avenue Maplewood, N. J. Jane Pillow Rightor 720 Beech Street Helena, Ark. 96 Claire Naysmythe Riley 606 Allen Street New Bedford, Mass. Elinore Forrest Roberts 836 Center Street Bethlehem, Pa. Katharine Elizabeth Riley 228 West Street Worcester, Mass. Elizabeth Mercur Roberts 2209 W. Tioga Street Philadelphia, Pa. Evelyn Mary Robert 29 Kensington Avenue Northampton, Mass. Edith Anne Robinson 16 Orne Square Salem, Mass. ' . ' 7 Lila Carlton Sammis 29 East 64th Street New York Citv Helen Elizabeth Sanderson Sovereign Hotel Chicago, 111. Dora Sanders 245 Mather Road Jenkintown, Pa. Gertrude Elizabeth Saunders 184 Meadow Street Naugatuck, Conn. Katharine Sanders 40 Summer Street Salem, Mass. Jane Sayre 531 No. Kenil worth Avenue Oak Park, 111. ; 100 ; Elena Maria Sbrega Holyoke, Mass. Marjorie Caroline Selic 759 Red Bud Avenue Cincinnati, O. Virginia May Schaber 316 West Warren Street Bucyrus, Ohio Eileen Alicoque Selkirk 1769 E. 26th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Marion Marjory Scranton 300 Monroe Avenue Scranton, Pa. Barbara Senior Sport Hill Bridgeport, Conn. 101 J Emeline Foland Shaffer 20 Ed ehill Road New Haven, Conn. Elizabeth Shaw Groton, Mass. Mildred Shapiro 310 W. 86th Street New York City Elizabeth Harriet Sherman 1 139 Wothyus Drive Pasadena, Cal. Bull Shapleigh Iden Road ■r, Mass. Marie Caroline Shillaber 6 Hawthorne Street Beverly, Mass. ■■B 193© 4 102 ] Mary Virginia Shottf.r 2277 Stillman Road Cleveland, O. Loraine Chadeayne Sinsabaugh 208 Coram Avenue Shelton, Conn. Martha Roberts Sidway 37 Oakland Place Buffalo, N. Y. Helen Jane Sloan 138 Kennedy Street Bradford, Pa. Sally Syer Simons 2621 Arlington Avenue Birmingham, Ala. Aileen Graham Slocovich The Cairo Hotel Washington, D. C. 11930 -[ 103 ] Jlan Mary Smart 740 Michigan Avenue Evanston, 111. Barbara Son 288 Fisher Avenue White Plains, N. Y. Brooksie Trezevant Smith 321 1 Oak Lawn Avenue Dallas, Tex. Gladys Mathilda Sperrle 308 Westervelt Ave., New Brighton Staten Island, N. Y. Isabel Emily Smith 1073 East Broad Street Columbus, O. Olyve Low Sprague 220 Clairmont Terrace Orange, N. J. 104 ) IsABELLE STEBBINS Observatory Hill Madison, Wis. Jane Semple Stewart Hawaiian Ordinance Depot Honolulu, T. H. Janet Barbara Sternberg 2245 Poplar Avenue Memphis, Term. Ethel Lawrence Strock 1236 — 34th Street Des Moines, Iowa  ft _ Bi Sally Thresher Stevens 7353 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood, Cal. Phylis Brewster Strong 51 Fifth Avenue New York City Bflfe 2 wN [ 105 )■■■ Laurene Tatlow 1226 Pearl Street Denver, 0 1 . Helen Sherman Thacher Thacher School Ojai, Calif. Helen Wright Teagle 8418 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, O. Claire Thomas 47 Wynnewood Avenue Merion, Pa. Elizabeth Temple 1 28 1 Bonnie View Avenue Lakewood, O. Vivian Mary Thomas 420 E. Mahanoy Avenue Mahanoy City, Pa. : 106 1- Elizabeth Morton Thomson 59 Forest Street Torrington, Conn. Laura Achsa Tirrill 715 Rialto Place, San Marco Jacksonville, Fla. Betsy Amelia Tilden 1080 Warburton Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. Ellen Laura Todd 693 East Avenue Rochester, N. Y. Sylvia Murray Tilney The Pettibone Tavern Weatogue, Conn. Elizabeth Andrea Tracy 30 School Street Keene, N. H. 1930 107 Frances Patterson True i 361 East 56th Street Chicago. III. Fanny Ruth Unger 10 Pennsylvania Avenue Crestwood, N. Y. Rachel Mann Tuttle 27 Court Street Rutland, Vt. Hannah Lillian Unterman 865 West End Avenue New York City Marjorie Elizabeth Tyler Prospect Street Great Barrington, Mass. Edith Winifred Vail 950 Lincoln Avenue Highland Park, 111. ii93 D [ 108 ;• Mildred Wilks Van Dillen Van Houtcn Avenue Clifton, N. J. Rosamond Prescott Walden Brevoort Farm Rye, N. Y. Anna May Voege 203 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Dorothy Page Walker 3 Walker Street Portland, Me. Eugenia Sutton Wade 539 Chilton Street Elizabeth, N. J. Pauline Simons Ward 3 Eliot Road Lexington, Mass. 4 109 J Lilias Dei.las Ward-Smith 105 Newmarket Road Garden City, L. I., N. Y. Doris Weaver 165 W. 91st Street New York City Ruth Gavina Watrous East River, Conn. Lawribel Weil 1 50 1 South Perry Street Montgomery, Ala. Helen Louise Watson Village View Street Wilton, Me. Charlotte Rose Weil 2105 Fremont Avenue South Minneapolis, Minn. 1930 ; 110 : Lucia Weimer 200 Hathaway Park Lebanon, Pa. Miriam Frank Wertheimer 5565 Northumberland Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Dorothy Welles 16 Park Avenue Bronxvillc, N. . Dorthy Westfall 44 Darvvood Place Mount Vernon, N. Y. Ella-Kate Wemple 13 Laurel Avenue Wheeling, W. Va. Alice Hermion Wheaton 5005 Aldrich Avenue South Minneapolis, Minn. il93o ! in ; Emily Alden White 3 Federal Court Salem, Mass. Catherine Grace Winter 909 Cascade Street Erie, Pa. Elizabeth Whittemore 39 Orange Street Nashua, N. H. I, Henrietta Wisner 1409 Beaver Road Sewickley, Pa. Julia Grace Wilcox 676 Penniman Avenue Plymouth, Mich. Claire Wolff 332 Beech Spring Road South Orange, N. J. 112 Thelma Woltman 39 Forest Road Glen Rock, N ). ISABELLE SUSANNE WOODFORD 2692 Berkshire Road Cleveland, O. Martha Hopkins Wood 39 Prospect Street Cortland, N. Y. Alys Huntington Wright 80 Walnut Street Abington, Mass. Dorcas Lydia Woodbury 21 Chestnut Street Wakefield, Mass Elizabeth Patricia Wricht Fuller Road Wcllesley Hills, Mass. 113 1 I li i.i Wright i 1 1 Arleigh Road Douglaston, L. I., N. Y. Elinor Wuichet 81 i Salem Avenue Dayton, O. Mary Wright Hingham, Mass. Esther Lois Young 85 Edward Avenue Pittsfield, Mass. Olivia Clews Wrightson 259 Reynolds Terrace Orange, N. J. Madeleine Frances Young 61 Cedar Street Worcester, Mass. 1930 ( 114 ! Mary Elizabeth Young 22 Occom Rid c Hanover, N. H. TsOGHIK ZARItTAN 76 Watkins Street Wollaston, Mass. Other Members of the Class of 1930 Irene Emma Daignault Priscilla Sears Fairchild Rebecca Howe . Beatrice Howell Elizabeth Wheeler . . 93 High St., Greenfield, Mass. . Noroton, Conn. 315 West 1 06th St., New York City . Salisbury, Conn. . Newport, R. I. Jn fBemnnam ROSE JEAN KAHN -,{ 115 ], Former Members of the Class of 1930 Margaret Abbott Katherine Munger Adams Marian Albright Vera Andren Frances May Arrington Ruth Post Avery Laura Tirzah Ayres Elizabeth Ballard Elizabeth Campbell Banks Frances Bascom Eleanor Marjorie Beach Mary Webster Bean Lucie Emilie Bedford Mary Carolyn Benedict Mildred Richardson Bickford Mary Rawson Billings Frances Adams Bixby Marion Carrere Black Jane Bolton Elizabeth Bryant Borst Pauline Clara Bowerfind Elizabeth Boyden Mary Ten Eyck Bradley Anita Sturges Brooke Muriel Louise Brunner Mary Buckingham Maria Elizabeth Bush Mary Lloyd Caples Ruth Carlson Margaret Carter Virginia Taylor Case Mary Frances Cashman Elizabeth Harmon Cassatt Miriam Catheron Georgianna Isabella Chalfin Anne Chapelle Chamberlain Alice Louise Chapman Alice Fay Chittenden Kathleen Pearson Clarke Marion Strong Coles Mary Harriet Collins Eleanor Fay Cox Palmyre Madeleine Cox Anna Marten Crehore Marion Boyd Crockett Margaret Barton Daniels Wilma Grace Davies Kate Perrin Dickerman Ruth Dillard Amelia Alice Dimeling Donna Virginia Dines Dorothy Constance Doane Frances Marion Downer Barbara Dudley Lois Bailey Dudley Ivy-Jane Edmondson Virginia Elizabeth Farrington Martha Jewett Fenn Joy Amelia Fletcher Frances Carnes Flint Phyllis Dare Fox Isabel Gallagher Mary Elizabeth George Rosslyn Gorney Marjorie Harriette Green Jean Wolcott Griswold Florence Elizabeth Hallett Celestes Marguerite Hammett Edith Hargrave Anne Katherine Harrison Carolyn Curtis Haugan Bertha Stone Hebard Elizabeth Wrenshall Hemingway Frances Irene Herendeen Bertha Rollman Herman Helen Pearson Herzberg Helen Hind Mary Elizabeth Hine Jane Belton Hodge Susan Garvin Hopkins Elizabeth Hosmer Sylvia Louise Mauldin Howland Alice Lee Hoxie Katherine Kell Hughes Roberta Eugenie Humphrey Leslie Crawford Hun Cynthia Estelle Hunt Isabella Pendleton Hunt Helen Prudden Hutchinson Frances Bradley Hutchison Nancy Butler Hutton Esther Brown Innes [ H6 ; Mary Loren Jeffrey Frances Hyde Johnson Faith Florence Jones Margaret Stewart Jordan Rose Jean Kahn Florence Fazio Keys Eleanor Brice Kimball Florence Marion Kimberly Caroline Marsh Kinsey Mildred Barbara Le Vay Eleanor Cecelia Lindau Helen Stimson Long Louise Esther Lynch Helen Alvis MacAkee Emily Goodwin McCampbell Mary Margaret McDowell Katherine McIlvaine Christy Loring MacKaye Ruth Jean Mandlebaum Lempi Elizabeth Martin Mary Jane Mills Vera Mintz Martha Barbara Moore Harriet Norma Moses Helen Dorothy Mulligan Louise Kaufman Mundheim Nance Nieman Constance Noble Florence Paine Georgeanna Palmer Louisa Rita Pearson Harriet Hetzel Pelton Katherine Louise Pomeroy Elizabeth Jane Posson Katherine Mudge Prichard Harriet Louise Provost Adele Knight Pyle Janet Reynolds Edna Elizabeth Roberts June Elizabeth Rolfe Gertrude Sarah Rosenhirsch Lydia Goodwin Ross Katherine Jane Rowe Ruth Carolyn Rowsome Vesta Pocetta Saunders Mary Culbreth Sayre Virginia Lou Schenck M ry Helena Schirding Patricia Marie Schmidt Dorys Cornelia Schmitz Katherine Melita Schott Virginia Gilliat Schroeder Ruth Eugenia Seabury Martha Elizabeth Schaeffer Virginia Shaler Mary Elizabeth Shaw Helen Mondeau Shimmin Eva Browning Sisson Alice Agnew Smith Frances Peckham Smith Virginia Leslie Smith Eleanor Kirby Speer Helene May Spooner Dorothy Lucille Stafford Caroline Mabel Stahl Florence Stilwell Cynthia Stuart Caroline Theresa Sullivan Helen Gelsey Taylor Laura Smith Taylor Margaret Brewster Taylor Marion Ruth Taylor Frederica Tench Helen Anstis Thayer Nancy Thayer Martha Baker Tinkham Barbara Taylor Traub Frances Steele Tuckerman Alice Bradford Tweedy Jessica Van Beuren Barbara Nan Vandenberg Narcissa Peace Varney Dorothea Marshall Villard Kaatje Vliet Ione Brown Waite Mary Weston Dorothy Wheeler Natalie Whelden Kathleen Chamblin Whitcomb Jean White Barbara Whittemore Charlotte Rouse Wickwire Grace Wiggin Frances Leigh Williams Maria Meade Winterbotham Lucy Winton Mary Jane Wiseman Natalie Lorraine Wiss Mildred Ruth Wolf Dorothy Wood Virginia Woodland Barbara Holman Dona Celeste Worrall Mary Rollo Wright ; 117 ; freshman 7 ear- Freshman Year OFFICERS President Helen Teagle Vice-President Priscilla Fairchild Secretary Katherine Adams Treasurer Susan Albright Council Member Helen Teagle Song Leader Helen Hebbard Assistant Song Leader Barbara Hall Historian Nancy Hamilton Resigned, Left College ! 120 1 The Parade Ladies, gents, and children, buy your peanuts at the gate; There ' s a circus on for nothing, and you ' d better not be late; A three-ring show is playing, and a side-show if you wait — So step right up and get your seats. We pay to educate. Six hundred strong, they come along, the troopers in parade, They all are new performers, but they ' re none of them afraid, Most remarkable collection that has ever yet been made! Going through more circus antics than have heretofore been played, So get your eyes in focus on the clowning in ring one, For all the freaks have crowded in. The circus has begun. RING ONE See each clown go through his paces. How they tumble for your eye. See the houses set a-blazing, watch each fire-engine fly. See the girlies tight-rope walking on a silk thiead, that is all, How they dance and kick, not knowing, they should have a parasol, For with nothing there to steady them, they ' re bound to take a fall. See their arrogant assurance that they ' ll scale, in record time, The topless, baseless, ladders that they balance as they climb There ' s the unofficial booster, and it ' s lucky they allied her, Inexperienced, but effective, she ' s a snappy bareback rider. In a corner, flopping prettily, are grouped the singing seals, While Hall, their patient trainer, with her baton, vain, appeals. Mark the exit of the ring where stands the puppy-trainer, Hanna, With two blue bull-dogs, she has taught to wave a college banner. But best of all, the tumblers. Do not mind them, if they slip, And over all the ring-master, Tall Teagle, cracks the whip. Six hundred blind performers, all crazy to perform, All crowding in the first big ring, creating their own storm. l93o 121 sophomore vear Sophomore Year OFFICERS President Elizabeth Wright Vice-President Janet Mahony Secretary Margaret Barclay Treasurer Penelope Crane Council Member Sarah Prescott Katrina Cooley Judicial Board Member Helen Teagle Song Leader Barbara Hall Assistant Song Leader Patricia Goodwillie Chairman of Carnival Mary Eaton Rally Day Class Chairman Narcissa Varney Historian Nancy Hamilton Chairman of Push Committee Sarah Prescott Resigned il93o 124 Ring Two The crowd has been thinning, by now we ' re beginning, To see who is winning, a place in the tray, For those on the tight-rope, have found only light-rope, And lost even slight hope, of drawing their pay. The players remaining, are rapidly gaining, A pride in their training, and vie in their stunts. How wild and how frantic, is each frenzied antic; It ' s only romantic to try each thing once. To sit on a table, as high as she ' s able, And make it unstable, — ah, there ' s a hair-raiser! She flirts, as she lunges, with death; when she plunges, Don ' t mind. It was done just to see if you ' d praise her. See the lady with ease on the flying trapeze, She ' s as safe as you please, till she loses her grip. The clown, a bit heady, his wit quite unsteady, Is none the less ready to fling off a quip. Amid the false glitter, the Varney, a-twitter, Shines bright, as befits her, a sun on the rise. And it ' s rank understating, to say that the rating Of Howell in skating, is skating thin ice. A jig or a largo, in any old argot, Hear Mammy boy Margot, Calliope Jane, Spill songs with a feeling, enchanting, appealing, From up on the ceiling to down by the drain. See the muscular woman, titanic but human, There ain ' t hardly room in the tent for her act. Not the usual ninny, athletic, but tinny, The scales and the Finny show guts for a fact. Hear the uproar, and guess what. A thunderstorm? Yes, but It ' s just Sally Prescott, who ' s pushing her load. She heads a committee to push around the city, Some pretty, half-witty, young heifers that lowed. But despite these luminaries, the attraction rarely varies, Their performance is the berries, if you want a flashy show. They will hang by just one molar, and bi-cuspid to a pole or Come down headlong on a roller, though there is no net below. And in the midst, the ever-guiding light, The e ' er effulgent, e ' er unerring Wright. 125 J Photograph by Eric Stahlberg Sophomore Push Committee Chairman — Sarah Prescott Margaret Barclay Lucie Bedford Fanny Curtis Cordelia Dumaine Mary Eaton Shirley Eddy Priscilla Fairchild Janet Gordon Margaret Green Barbara Hall Virginia Harrison Adelaide Hayes Mary Maude Howell Ruth Hill Haideen Henderson Rosalie Hammond Lois Hoover Esther Ogden Nancy Okie Edda Renouf Katharine Sanders Narcissa Varney Emily White Elizabeth Wright 126 ] J unior vear y Junior Year OFFICERS President Penelope Crane Katrina Cooley Vice-President Katrina Cooley Secretary Mary Eaton Treasurer Virginia Harrison Council Members Penelope Crane Janet Gordon Janet Mahony Judicial Board Member Sarah Prescott Song Leader Barbara Hall Assistant Song Leader Ann Hamilton Chairman of Junior Prom Naneen Burnap Rally Day Class Chairmen Nancy Hamilton Margaret Barclay Chairman of Junior Ushers Esther Ogden Historian Nancy Hamilton President of Sorbonne Group Evelyn Robert Resigned I 128 1 Ring Three Ladies, gents, and children, put your chewing gum away. Throw your pop beneath the bleachers. Put your coat back on to stay. Give ring three your kind attention. Let your interest ne ' er depart, For it ' s made the steep ascension, from mere show, to classic art. There is hung a velvet curtain, while the music softly plays. At a glance, you know for certain that you ' ve come on better days. You can stop your peanut chewing, take your kiddies by the hand, For you ' ve got the right impression that you ' re seeing something grand. It ' s living statues, people, every player holds her pose. It ' s artistic, but don ' t worry, for they all wear lots of clothes; They pretend that they are naked, but they do not freeze their toes. See revolving, on the platform, all the groupings as they stand. See Diane, the nature goddess, with her followers by the hand, Making sport amid the greensward, with some bare feet and confusion. Though she seems to make a stir, that ' s living statues ' best illusion. Running round beneath the platform, trying hard to bum a ride, Are the eager, earnest, scouting girls, who ' ve formed a club Outside. But they cannot join the statues, for their clothes they do not hide. All too close to this gymnasium, is a mighty Athenaeum, Called the Allenfield, where sit the blessed, that everyone may see ' em. Simple scholars and free thinkers, who their inner thoughts will bare, So their classic minds are naked, — (you don ' t see the underwear) Then, among the living statues, who, alas! should never stir, Soars a voice that shakes the canvas, knocks the groups from where they were. Just slack your pose there, statues, your horizon ' s looking brighter, When Sonny-Boy is rendered, by the golden throated Rightor. Don ' t get back into position, for your poses don ' t enhance Your youthful grace, when Burnap tries to lead you in the dance. See the statues drop the picture, watch them scramble for their clothes; Diane and the Athenaeum look alike for beaux. It ' s the climax of the circus, folks, the funniest thing we show When the circus-trained turn folksie, when they see a man below. For the rest, — there is the side show; freaks fancy and insane, Where, so I ' ve heard, the only bird, that ' s not absurd ' s the Crane. i 129 ] Sorbonne Group 1928-1929 Evelyn Robert President Martha Benedict Frances Benson Helen Black Isabel Blandford Dorothy Brooks Leonora Cohen Palmyre Cox Frances Doolittle Jane Elgas Jane Fowler Margaret Goodlatte Suzanne Greist Marion Hockridge Beatrice Howell Selma Jones Alleen Kelly Betty Klinefelter Marjorie Lawson Esther Leavitt Mary Louise Libby Elinor Lusk Frances Manley Marian Martin Rachel Neely Katharine Newell Florence Northrop Helen Noyes Mary Osborn Barbara Pate Frances Perry Edda Renouf Martha Richey Evelyn Robert Selma Rosenthal Mildred Rubin Elena Sbrega Fanny Unger Mary Young .1930 131 Junior Promenade Committee Naneen Burnap .......... General Chairman Helen Hebbard Floor Chairman Elizabeth Wright Invitation Chairman Nancy Hamilton Theatre Chairman Alida Milliken Music Chairman Mary Harriet Collins Refreshment Chairman Margaret Barclay .......... Tea Dance Chairman Elizabeth Boies ......... Program and Favor Chairman Helen Teagle .......... Garden Party Chairman Janet Mahony Head Usher Martha Berry Soph more Garden Party Chairman Mary Mattison Soph more Decoration Chairman Jl93ol [ 133 ) Junior Ushers Mary Harriet Collins Jean Aaron Mary Alexander Lois Anderson Anne Andrew Katherine Avery Barbara Banning Margaret Barclay Ellen Batchelor Helen Bisbing Elizabeth Boies CoNCETTA BONOMO Mary-Louise Brown Irma Bryant Dorothy Buchanan Ruth Burford Naneen Burnap Elizabeth Campbell Eunice Campbell Amelia Canning Frances Carpenter Grace Cheney Vircinia Cherry Molly Childs Fanny Curtis Catherine Collier Mary Harriet Collins Virginia Crane Emily Louise Culbertson Janice Currick Alice Davis Constance Davison Helen Depue Elinice Dissette Marshals [Catherine Drury Cordelia Dumaine Gretchen Durland Shirley Eddy Mary Eaton Priscilla Fairchild Helen Fiske Sybil Flowers Alice Fryberger Virginia Gerould Patricia Goodwillie Janet Gordon Margaret Green Elizabeth Grim Barbara Hall Ruth Hill Ann Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Elizabeth Hamlin Helen Hamlin Rosalie Hammond Sally Harrison Adelaide Hayes Helen Hebbard Haideen Henderson Lois Hoover Susan Hopkins Ruth Hunt Frances Hutchison Ottilie Hutchinson Barbara Judkins Cicely Kershaw Katherine Klein Frances Hutchison Alice Koogle Elizabeth Lewis Mary McLean Mary Mason Alida Milliken Augusta Morse Mary Nixon Esther Ogden Alice Palmer Mary Parker Rachel Perry Natalie Penrose Ruth Perkins Helen Pruitt Frances Robinson Sally Rogers Katherine Riley Mary Sayre Marion Scranton Emeline Shaffer Elizabeth Shaw Sallie Simons Loraine Sinsabaugh Barbara Son Jane Stewart Katherine Sanders Margaret Taylor Claire Thomas Sylvia Tilney Rosamond Walden Emily White Martha Wood Jl930l • I 135 ;, Special Honors Students Mildred Erown Annie Browning Dorothy Buchanan Elizabeth Cady Christine Chace - Jocelyn Crane Fanny Curtis Elizabeth Eaton Myra Ferguson Margaret Goodlatte 1930 Jane Heap Irene Koerber Marjorie Lawson Augusta Morse Rachel Neely Mary Osborn Jane Revere Carol Riegelman Edith Vail Ella-Kate Wemple .1930 136 senior year Senior Year Judicial Board Member Janet Gordon Song Leader Barbara Hall Assistant Song Leader Lois Hoover Rally Day General Chairman Eleanor Atterbury Rally Day Class Chairmen Nancy Hamilton Fanny Curtis Pin Chairman Mary Maude Howell Historian Nancy Hamilton Head Usher Eleanor Dodge ' Resigned OFFICERS President Katrina Cooley Vice-President Suzanne Greist Secretary Ruth Hunt Treasurer Shirley Eddy Council Members Emily White Grace Cheney Fanny Curtis i 138 ] The Side Show Side show! Side show! Do not miss a thing! Come and see the famous freaks, veterans of the ring, All the circus artists who have passed the three-ring marker, Shifted to the side show tent, with Cooley playing barker. Come on in. It ' s free! On the right as you enter, the famous inventor Of poems off-centre, Miss Simons, in pose. Then, back where it ' s shady, is slumped Myrtle Brady, Miraculous lady who writes with her toes. Close by is Priscilly, (she ' s the nuts on a filly) And though it seems silly, she swallows the sword. 1 There ' s Babs Hall all tattooed, with the songs she has strewed, In rhapsodical mood, on the monotone horde. See the miniature room, furnished Scotch to the broom, Ah! There ' s no place like Hume, for a dirk, kilt, and bonnet. Miss Weimer, a rhymer, (her prose is sublimer,) Swallows needle and thread, and sews up a sonnet. 2 There s Davis, fire eater, the hotter the heater The more and completer, she swallows her traces. And Poggs, whose snake charming ' s so quickly disarming, She ' s snaked this alarming verse from our embraces. (}et a look at the styles, that parade through the aisles, They will call forth the smiles, once again to your face. There ' s nothing that ' s beaten Buchanan ' s doggy feet and The smart Betty Eaton, attired for the chase. If you look for a treat, let the mud sink your feet, In the vanishing street, which, though going, still clings, Disappears in your face, as you stand in your place, But your shoes bear the trace, of the thaws of the springs. See the chapel where pray, almost every third day, Some two thousand they say, so step up and extoll, And it ' s known for a fact, that this chapel, by Act, Is guaranteed packed, though you can ' t see a soul. Say, from one in the know, it ' s a good high class show, You ' ll be sorry to go, if you ' re here a few weeks, But you ' d better not wait, till they give you the gate, Or you won ' t graduate, with your parcel of freaks. 4 1 Naturally you don ' t get the point because she ' s swallowed it, but that doesn ' t mean there isn ' t any point. ' This started out to be very subtle, because we got to thinking about people who swallow packages of needle and thread, and produce tailored suits, and knitted leggings and things, and it seemed to apply, but the whole simile was knocked for a cocked hat, when we found ourselves obliged to rhyme son- net with bonnet, for of course Miss Weimer never did no such thing. 3 As for this one, we never expected you to get it anyway, but we were brooding over all the hot stories the head of Judicial Board must have tucked away, and — well, you can see how the whole thing came about. Or maybe not. ' And now, in case you are puzzling over what actually occurred during four college years, you will doubt- less find something at least more lucid on the Nonsense Page. Oh, we see you looking quickly to see what page you are reading now, but you can ' t fool us, this is the Class History! fi93o 4 139 : to • ' - r .vj 1 ■ • .A ' fc f • ' • ' - ' ■• S ' X § •:: . ' ' . « ' • . - ' ' ' ' •  - ' . • r.  ,. C r c v L. cvK.WlA.mi rfvl. V iC ClW J i L — UKu... i . CDIHIEnCEMEMT WEEK Ivy Day Program SATURDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH Ivy Exercises on the Campus Ivy Exercises in John M. Greene Hall Concert by the Glee Club and Students of the Department of Music Society Reunions College Sing Concert by the Glee Club, Paradise Pond Ivy Day Song Words by Frances E. Robinson, ' 30 AND Music by Hermion A. Wheaton, ' 30 In joy we sing, our new endeavor pledging, Our hope as strong as are the walls above, Tall ivy walls, that lend their mellow flavor To the truth we worship, and the task we love. Old roots are strong — beneath the turf lie covered The tendrils of the past, unwearied, slow, And thousands pass, as we must pass, unknowing, Who come with years to watch our ivy grow. In joy we sing, our firm devotion pledging To halls and lanes where others soon will be. Oh, guard them well, strong vines of ivy growing With the strength that you have lent us to be free. 142 Baccalaureate Program SUNDAY, JUNE FIFTEENTH Baccalaureate Address in Sage Hall President Neilson Concert in John M. Greene Hall The Smith College Symphony Orchestra and Students of the Department of Music Reception by President and Mrs. Neilson and Members of the Faculty Organ Vespers in John M. Greene Hall Commencement Program MONDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH Exercises in John M. Greene Hall Address by William Ernest Hocking, Ph.D., LL.D. Alumnae Assembly in John M. Greene Hall Class Supper in the Alumnae Gymnasium 143 ] Commencement Committees IVY DAY Anne Robinson, Chairman Eleanor Atterbury Nancy Parker Ann Hamilton Frances Robinson Claire Thomas IVY DAY SONG Jeannette Harris, Chairman Cordelia Dumaine Barbara Hall Nancy Okie Sallie Simons ORDER OF MARCHING Janet Mahony, Chairman Emily Lucy Culbertson Rosalie Hammond Eleanor Dodge Sally Prescott Ruth Hunt SPEAKER Emily White, Chairman Esther Ogden | 144 : COMMENCEMENT PRINTING Claire Thomas, Chairman Constance Davison Alice Fryberger Frances Furst Elizabeth Hamlin Emeline Shaffer Cordelia Dumaine Frances Furst Janet Gordon Suzanne Greist CAP AND GOWN Grace Cheney, Chairman Virginia Harrison Margaret Neracher Ruth Perkins Sylvia Tilney Fanny Curtis Betty Klinefelter Helen Teagle CLASS SUPPER Esther Ogden, Chairman Margaret Kremers Margaret Barclay Haideen Henderson 1930 i 145 : To 1931 We are living in a legend Past the gates, behind the old High walls that in their days Have heard a thousand varied stories told. We have carried on the legend Sung our songs to you and passed Our duties down to you And given you our pins to wear at last. And now we leave the legend, Leave the student life, the gay Tradition of old years at Smith For you to carry on another way F. E. R. y Special Honors Students 1931 Dorothy Adams Alice Barry Jean Campbell Dorcas Carland Mary Chase Ruth Chinitz Myra Coffin Helen C. Dawe Eleanor Dickey Sylvia D ' lucasch Lillian Freeman Cornelia Heile Dorothy Kelley Helen Kirkpatrick {Catherine Lackey Harriet Loutrel Mary Mattison Elizabeth Olmsted Jeanne Parker Elizabeth Perkins Ruth Scannell Dorothy Spencer Janice Tarlin Frances Tepper Jessie Tierney Mary Williams 150 ] To 1932 What have you learned, and what have you forgotten, What have you done, and what is your set task? Have you an aim, — or are you disillusioned? We, as older sisters have a right to ask. We ' re confident that we have been examples Which you in years to come will still revere, That what you make of college in the future Will be due to our great inspiration here. We like to contemplate the years before you Knowing what a satisfaction they will be, And in parting, would just leave you this suggestion, That afternoon ' s a pleasant time for tea. F. E. R. Elizabeth Cobb President Elizabeth French Vice-President Margaret Scott Treasurer Ruth Gould Secretary 4 151 | To 1933 You were a source of wonderment for us; We spent our days in constant speculation — Too frivolous, perhaps, too unimpressed? These worries caused us endless consternation. Oh, we applauded when you gained your point, Or made a team, or brought us commendation. You were the solace of our heavier moods, You were the death of serious contemplation. Perhaps you wondered why we smiled so sadly. The time has come to tell the candid truth: It isn ' t that we think you need us badly, But only that we envy you your youth. F. E. R. Jean Armstrong ............ President Edith Eustis Vice-President Gertrude Olsen Secretary Jinnet Seaver Treasurer .1930 | 153 Penelope Ckanf. [ 15G ] Student Council Penelope Crane, 1930, President Alice Davis, 1930 ........ Chairman of Judicial Board Mary Eaton, 1930 President of House of Representatives Elizabeth Wright, 1930 ....... President of S. C. A. C. W. Katrina Cooley, 1930 ......... President of Class Emily White, 1930 .......... Class Representative Grace Cheney, 1930 .......... Class Representative Fanny Curtis, 1930 .......... Class Representative Helen Ward, 1931 . . . . . . . . . . President of Class Helen Kirkpatrick, 1931 Class Representative Martha Stanley, 1931 Class Representative Elizabeth Cobb, 1932 President of Class Carolyn Sherwood, 1932 ......... Class Representative Jean Armstrong, 1933 President of Class Resigned L51 J Alice Davis [ 158 ] Judicial Board Alice Davis, 1930, Chairman Penelope Crane, 1930 ....... President of Student Council Mary Eaton, 1930 ...... President of House of Representatives Emeline Shaffer, 1930 ..... Member from House of Representatives Janet Gordon, 1930 .......... Class Representative Harriet Loutrel, 1931 ......... Class Representative Carolyn Chase, 1932 Class Representative Jean Babcock, 1933 .......... Class Representative -{ 159 Mary Eaton I 160 i V Mary Eaton, 1930 Emeline Shaffer, 1930 Patricia Goodwillie, 1930 House of Representatives OFFICERS Judicial President Board Representative Secretary Elizabeth Berry Helen Bisbing Elizabeth Campbell Virginia Cherry Virginia Crane Anna Dabney Dorothea Daley Constance Davison Helen Depue Dorothy Dickinson Eunice Dissette Mary Eaton Alice Fryberger May Ackerman Dorothy Adams Jean Campbell Ruth Collier Doris Creighton Virginia Danson Barbara Dean Jean Downing Elizabeth Bell Margaret Carver MEMBERS 1930 Sarah Furst Arline Genthner Patricia Goodwillie Margaret Green Christine Hammond Jeannette Harris Adelaide Hayes Dorothy Hayes Betty Jane Hellebush Haideen Henderson Catherine Huber Barbara Judkins Gretchen Kaffenburgh 1931 Elizabeth Jones Charlotte Kidd Martha Knapp Margaret Lane Katherine Lannin Frances Lynch Gladys Mase Nancy McKeen Mildred Kaufman Helen Kelly Cicely Kershaw MaRTORIE KoBLITZ Alice Koogle Hildegard Kramme Dorothy Marble Mary Mason Elizabeth Merriman Alida Milliken Elizabeth Olney Mary Parker Ruth Perkins Katherine Miller Elisabeth Neebe Elizabeth Olmsted Elizabeth Paffard Jeanne Parker Margaret Parrish Marjorie Plumb Virginia Rowland 1932 Eileen Creevey Eleanor Eaton Harriet Weller 1933 Margaret Conklin Elizabeth Kopf Arlene Phillips Helen Ramsey Martha Richly Katherine Riley Anne Robinson Alice Rugen Eileen Selkirk Emeline Shaffer Sylvea Shapleigh Jane Stewart Ella-Kate Wemple Thelma Woltman Alys Wright Janet Russell Alice Rust Louise Stoffregen Elizabeth Thomson Sybel Thorn e Alice Walker Helen Ward Dorothy Fabian Mary Ann May 16] Elizabeth Wright (l93o ; 162 ]• Smith College Association for Christian Work OFFICERS Elizabeth Wright, 1930 ........... President Barbara Hall, 1930 ........... Vice-President Caroline Woodhull, 1931 Treasurer Elizabeth French, 1932 ........... Secretary CHAIRMEN OF DEPARTMENTS Emmy Lou Culbertson, 1930 Helen Fiske, 1930 . Barbara Hall, 1930 . Adelaide FIayes, 1930 Barbara Judkins, 1930 Helen Kirkpatrick, 1931 Lorna Macdonnell, 1931 Esther Ogden, 1930 . Sarah Prescott, 1930 Martha Stanley, 1931 Helen Teagle, 1930 . TsOGHIK ZaRIFIAN, I93O Institute World Fellowship Worship Publicity Social Wor Church Cooperation . Social Activities Conferences Speakers Student-Industrial Student Member of Advisory Board Representative Cosmopolitan Club ;1930 4 163 k Delegation To Silver Bay, 1929 1930 1931 1932 Esther Ogden Elizabeth Paffard Eileen O ' Daniel TSOGHIK ZARIFIAN Lois Sweet Margaret Scott Caroline Woodhull Kathleen Forler I 164 Vocational Guidance Committee A. Adelaide Hayes E. Haideen Henderson Helen Teagle, Chairman Caroline Corbett Janet Gordon Ruth Berliss Rosemary Denniston Evelyn Causey Lucia Woodworth Betsy Knapp Celia Long Virginia Eyerly Adele Urbach Eleanor Barry Jeanne Wilmarth Abigail Lee Elizabeth French Elizabeth Bell CONSULTANTS Mary Thompson Shirley Swift Betty Bell Carolyn Goodwin Florence Roberts Barbara Best [Catherine Young Barbara Beck Charlotte Cabot Athalia Ogden Helena Lennards Ariel Davis Harriet Gibbs Katherine Merrill Patricia Fowler Julia Brodt Agnes McLean Eleanor Billings Anne Clark Mary Kimball Evelyn Ames Margaret Brewster Carolyn Hine Laura Bent aurelia plumly Margaret Eliason Lida Whitmore 11930 i 165 ! 3 •Awn - ' • J fe-£-! . . 1 ? Jit L 31 Ba .a it H 11 ■KT - 1 1 Curriculum Committee Anne Robinson, 1930, Chairman 1930 Cordelia Dumaine Betty Klinefelter 1931 Vera Mintz Sylvia D ' lugasch LoRNA MACDONNELL 1932 Caroline Woodh Dorothy Culp K. L. Stapleton Ruth Thompson [ 166] Student Advisors Committee Katherine Sanders, Chairman Ann Hamilton, 1930 Katherine Park, 1931 K.ATHERINE RlLEY, I93O Dorothy Shore, 1932 Margaret Smith, 1932 Martha Stanley, 1931 Jl93ol -:| 167 | 7 1  r M IT-- Debating Council Elizabeth Kingsbury, 1930 President Florence De Haas, 1931 . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary Jane Heap, 1930 Treasurer Sylvia Cohen, 1930 Coach Leonora Cohen, 1930 ........ Chairman of Publicity Gernda von Briesen, 1932 Chairman of Entertainment PRINCETON-SMITH DEBATE December 4th, 1929 Sylvia Cohen, 1930 Helen Kirkpatrick, 1931 Elizabeth Kingsbury, 1930 Gernda von Briesen, 1932 CONNECTICUT-SMITH DEBATE March 1st, 1930 Florence De Haas, 1931 Charlotte Cabot, 1932 COLUMBIA-SMITH DEBATE April nth, 1930 Sylvia Cohen, 1930 Elizabeth Kingsbury, 1930 DARTMOUTH-SMITH DEBATE April 19th, 1930 Jane Heap, 1930 Leonora Cohen, 1930 Julia Heiman, 1932 Helen Kirkpatrick, 1931 { 168 J: Phi Beta Kappa Elizabeth Cady Elsie Altfeld Helen Barthel Gladys Bolton Mildred Brown Annie Browning Dorothy Buchanan Mary Buell Adelaide Bull Naneen Burnap Leonora Cohen Jocelyn Crane Fanny Curtis Martha Denny Rita De Voe MEMBERS IN 1930 Elected junior Year Elected Senior Year Helen Donker Myra Ferguson Virginia Fowler Margaret Goodlatte Effie Heald Jane Heap Betty Jane Hellebush Beatrice Howell Ruth Hunt Beatrice Jackson Alleen Kelly Evelyn Kelly Elizabeth Kingsbury Irene Koerber Marjokie Lawson Rachel Neely Florence Northrop Marian Ofner Mary Osborn Carol Riegelman Sally Simons Jane Stewart Fanny Unger Hannah Unterman Dorothy Welles Ella-Kate Wemple Elizabeth Wheeler TSOGHIK ZaRIFIAN Elizabeth Perkins MEMBERS IN 1931 Mary Louise Williams 169 A First Semester President Vice-President Senior Executive Junior Executive Secretary Treasurer Anne Andrew Mary Board concetta ronomo Elizabeth Boies Myrtle Brady Dorothy Buchanan Ann Hamilton Ruth Hill Evelyn Boardman Ruth Chinitz Myra Coffin Sylvia D ' lugasch Ruth Brank Eileen O ' Daniel Alpha OFFICERS . Ruth Hill Frances Robinson Anne Andrew Sylvia D ' lugasch Grace Parker Dorothy Kelley MEMBERS 1930 Ottilie Hutchinson Margaret Johnson Aeleen Kelly Margaret Kremers Florence Lamar Vera Mintz Helen Noyes Mary Parker 1931 Isadore Hatch Esther Jones Dorothy Kelley Martha Knapp 1932 Ann Parker Second Semester Anne Robinson Isabel Stearns Sarah Prescott Esther Jones Mary Williams Katharine Stapleton Sarah Prescott Edda Renouf Anne Robinson Frances Robinson Alice Rugen Elizabeth Shaw Helen Teagle Betsey Tilden Grace Parker Isabel Stearns Mary Williams Anne Woodcock Elizabeth Parker Katharine Stapleton il93o : 171 j % Phi Kappa Psi First Semester President Vice-President Senior Executive Junior Executive Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS . Ella Hume Sallie Simons AlLENE SLOCOVITCH . Mary Chase . Martha Stanley . Mary Nixon Eleanor Atterbury Katrina Cooley Priscilla Fairchild Virginia Gerould Barbara Hall Nancy Hamilton Christine Hammond Jeannette Harris Martha Blake Mary Chase Gertrude Droshnicop Harriet Gilfillan Elilie Heilprin Rosemary Denniston Julia Heiman MEMBERS 1930 Catherine Heald Catherine Huber Ella Hume Marian Martin Mary Nixon June Offinger Nancy Parker Mary Peterson 1931 Mary Elizabeth Jones Katherine Lackey Lorna Macdonnell Elizabeth Neebe Elizabeth Perkins 1932 Eloise Johnson Second Semester Mary Nixon Mary Chase Eloise Johnson Lorna Macdonnell Katharine Riley Katharine Sanders Sallie Simons Ailene Slocovitch Jane Stewart Lucia Weimer Elizabeth Wheeler Hermion Wheaton Marian Rice Martha Stanley Frances van Marle Elaine Towne Aline Wechsler [ 173 OFFICERS MEMBERS 1930 Helen Black Dorothy Griffiths 1931 Catherine Heald Isabella Athey Grace Laub Katherine Sears Charlotte De Witt Grace Mitchell Virginia Rowland 1932 Isabel Stearns May Kenig 1 Graduate Student Dorothy Rhoades Helen Simpson r 176 OFFICERS Claire Riley . . Katharine Sears President Secretary-Treasurer Marjorie Ames Helen Black Dorothy Griffiths Marion Hockridge Helen Dawe Hope Dudgeon Mary Harrop Doris Humphrey Margaret Jess Helena Leonards MEMBERS 1930 1931 1932 Graduate Student Dorothy Rhoades Margaret Kiernan Ann Marsh Claire Riley Helen Sanderson Lorna Macdonnell Helen Merritt Elizabeth Perkins Grace Ridgeley Katharine Sears Mary Louise Walsh 177 ; Evelyn Robert, 1930 Claire Thomas, 1930 Elizabeth Cobb, 1932 Frances Hinckley, 1 Martha Benedict Frances Benson Helen Bisbing Helen Black Isabel Blandford concetta bonomo Dorothy Brooks Ruth Burford Naneen Burnap Alice Carson Grace Cheney Leonora Cohen Fanny Curtis Frances Doolittle Barbara Chandler Helen Connolly Barbara Dean Barbara Best Florence Bragdon Ellen Day Dora Donaldson 931 President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Class Jean Elcas Jane P. Fowler Margaret Goodlatte Suzanne Greist Adelaide Hall Nancy Hamilton Sarah Harrison Marion Hockridge Lois Hoover Beatrice Howell Coral St. Jacques Selma Jones Allefn Kelly Betty Klinefelter Class Harriet Loutrel Eleanor Mathesius Mary Mattison Class Helen Davis VIiriam Emerson of 1930 Margaret Kremers Marjorie Lawson Esther Leavitt Mary Libby Elinor Lusk Janet Mahony Frances Manley Marion Martin Rachel Neely Katherine Newell Florence Northrop Htlen Noyes Sally ' O ' Brien Mary Osborn of 1931 Margaret Moss Katherine Scranton Leila Sebring of 1932 Ruth Karpinski Ann Parker Juniors in Prance who arc already Members of the Mildred Durand Louise Pendry - Jane Kidston Louise Ramsayer Jane McKelvey Edith Reich Graduate Student Irene Daignault Barbara Pate Frances Perry Eleanor Reed Edda Renouf Carol Ri eg elm an Martha Richey Si lma Rosenthal Mildred Rubin Brooksie Smith Elena Sbrega Ethel Strock Fanny Unger Mary Young Tsoghik Zarifian Helen Talbot Anna Woodcock Alicia Skinner Club Virginia Scott Jean Watts i 178 ) - OFFICERS HlLDEGARD K.RAMME .... President Barbara Banning .... Secretary Janice Katz ..... MEMBERS 1930 Treasurer Barbara Banning Marjorie Lawson Gketchen Behrincer Norma Leas Esther Glanz Agnes Lyall Ruth Griffenhagen Mary MacLean Jane Heap Gertrude Salaway Regina Held Sylvea Shapleigh Betty Jane Hellebush Barbara Son Hildegard Kramme 1931 Gertrude Kopp Ruth Alpert Janice Katz Betty Baum Eleanor Mathesius Marjorie Goldstein Elizabeth Neebe Louise Graupner Ruth Perry Bernadette Hugo 1932 Irma Visscher Pauline Baerwald Nina Lowenstein Muriel Fleischman 1 Jl93(Dl_ Marcia Maylott _r 179 OFFICERS Beatrice Jackson President Claire Thomas Vice-President {Catherine Parker Secretary Barbara Hawes ............. Treasurer MEMBERS 1930 Dorothea Bolton Beatrice Jackson Helen Dickerman Mary MacLean Mae Frankel Florence Meeker Patricia Goodwillie Helen Norton Adelaide Hall Rachel Perry Virginia Harrison Claire Thomas Elizabeth Hellebush 1931 Elizabeth Barry Elizabeth Paffard Helen Connolly Katherine Parker Charlotte Kidd Katherine Scranton Jane Kidston Elizabeth Ryder Frances Lo Bello Mary Walcott Mary Mattison Elizabeth Wheeler Phoebe Nichols 1932 Barbara Hawes Elizabeth Parker Fr ances Lovering Randall Williams 180 OFFICERS Margaret Hankins President Elise Hoster Vice-President Cornelia Heile Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS 1930 Elsie Altfeld Helen Kelly Katherine Avery Rachel Neely Barbara Banning Nancy Parker Helen Brown Jane Penny Silvia Goldman Frances True Elise Hoster 1931 Martha Bloom Carolyn Newcomb Mary Dorr Elizabeth Rogers Margaret Hankins Jane Rush Jane Hawkes Ruth Scannell Cornelia Heile Esther Tow 1932 Lillian Balboni Virginia Duvis Eileen Creevy Shirley Swift 4 181 j. J OFFICERS Vera Mintz • • President Lucy Groat Secretary Marjorie Plumb Treasurer Edwina Macomber Historian MEMBERS 1930 Gladys Bolton Vera Mintz Adelaide Bull Augusta Morse Frances Dowie Rosamund Peirce Lucy Groat Helen Price Irene Koerber Udell Redmond Marjorie Lawson Eva Sisson Edwina Macomber Elizabeth Whittemore 1931 Dorothy Adams Elizabeth Neebe Catherine Crook Marjorie Plumb Charlotte De Witt Helen Potter Jennette Hitchcock Marjorie Smith Frances Lynch Bertha Stearns Pauline Moor Louise Swain Jane Worcester Graduate Student Helen Wright il93o i 182 ;■ TELESCOPlOn OFFICERS Emmy Lou Culbertson Carol Smith President Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS 1930 Helen Barthel Mildred Brown Emmy Lou Culbertson Helen Dickerman Alma Dunning Alice Eberly 1931 Elizabeth Bunce Mary Folsom Betty Fowler Helen Lee Margaret Holmes 1932 Ele nor Watters l930l i 183 i ■ Suzanne Greist Augusta Morse Rachel Neeley Betty Olney isabelle stebbins Norma Lies Virginia Rowland Carol Smith Virginia Wing Margaret McIntosh OFFICERS MEMBERS 1930 Mildred Brown Edwina Macomber Adelaide Bull Vera Mintz Elizabeth Cady Augusta Morse Alice Davis Marian Ofner Lucy Groat Eva Sisson Dorothy Hayes 1931 Elizabeth Whittemore Barbara Bennett Helen Porter Catherine Cook Miriam Schwinn Catherine Crook Bertha Stearns Ethel Farrington Louise Swain Grace Mitchell Frances Tepper Grace Parker Elizabeth Wales Elizabeth Perkins Virginia Wing 1932 Emily Williams Harriet Carlsen Barbara Giles Eleanor Eaton Eleanor Reid Doris Eddy Jeanne Ward Marie Elmer _Ji9 nl_ Elizabeth Young 184 OFFICERS Irene Koerber President Mary Salmon Secretary Miriam Schwinn Treasurer MEMBERS 1930 Ruth Belden Eleanor Hicken Gladys Bolton Edith Kline Frances Dowie Irene Koerber Harriet Geer Harriet Pickens Julia Gieschi Mary Salmon Fanny Uncer 1931 Evelyn Boardman Winifred Randall Jennette Hitchcock Miriam Schwinn Eleanor Mathesius Ann Sutton Elva Minuse Charlotte Woodruff Jane Worcester OFFICERS Jocelyn Crane President Elizabeth Copeland Vice-President Elizabeth Blossom Treasurer Virginia Fowler Secretary MEMBERS 1930 Elizabeth Blossom Eleanor Hicken Mildred Kaufman Mary Bradley Martha Denny Elizabeth Kingsbury Zyra Brody Stella Eskin Edith Kline Elizabeth Copeland Ruth Farrington Margaret Mount Jocelyn Crane Virginia Fowler Frances Porch Dorothy Davis Harriet Gear Mary Salmon Constance Davison Julia Gieschi Elizabeth Temple Janet Gordon Frances True 1931 Elizabeth Belden Jennette Hitchcock Lisette Perronius Laura Bent Myra Johnson Mary Ruby Esther Brewer Harriet Jones Miriam Schwinn Hilah Bryan Phoebe Jordan Carol Smith Doris Creighton Katherine Kelsey Isabel Stearns Mary Davis Harriet Loutrel Eleanor Weeks Dorothy Dreikam Mabelita McLane Mary Youngman Evelyn Goodale Elizabeth Paffard Sarah Youngman Graduate Students Loretta Donovan Mary Steele Helen Cheney I 18G ] • OFFICERS Ella-Kate Wemple President Marjorie Best Treasurer Elizabeth Merriman Secretary MEMBERS 1930 Marjorie Best Martha Dewey Jocelyn Crane Virginia Kirk Constance Davison Elizabeth Merriman Ella Kate Wemple 1931 Betty Baum Helen Hunt Martha Blake Elizabeth Olmsted 1932 Eleanor Salmon Graduate Student Helen Evans [187 ) OFFICERS Alice Palmer Marian Ofner President Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS 1930 Susan Albright Marian Ofner Elsie Altfeld Elizabeth Olney Marjorie Bache Alice Palmer Mildred Brown Paula Patch A. E. Browning Isabel Phillips Christine Hammond Doris Reynolds Katherine Klein Helen Sanderson Marjorie Koblitz Phyllis Strong Gertrude Kopp Marjorie Tyler Minnie Lesnow Charlotte Weil Elizabeth Myers 1931 Julia Wilcox Dorcas Carland Margaret Moss Helen Dawe Jeanne Parker Eleanor Jack Clara Taft Mary Nancy McKeen 1 Graduate Student Elsa Siipola Mary Vette jr [ 188 j OFFICERS Cicely Kershaw President Gwendolyn Grant Vice-President M. M. Howell Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Elizabeth Atkins Barbara Banning Isabel Beer Christine Chace Mary Clough Nancy Dabney Jane Deal Caroline Dunbar Jeanne Gephart Sylvia Goldman Gwendolyn Grant Elizabeth Grim Rosalie Hammond Natalie Hencken M. M. Howell Elizabeth Howland Ruth Hunt Dorothy Jordan Gretchen Kaffenburgh Cicely Kershaw Helen Knox Marjorie Koblitz Louise Loewe Rebecca Martin Mary Mason Alice O ' Connor Jane Revere Elizabeth Roberts Charlotte Rutty Elizabeth Temple Doris Weaver Charlotte Weil Claire Wolff 189 y OFFICERS Vice-President Mary Barker .... Secretary TSOGHIK ZARIFIAN MEMBERS 1930 Treasurer Mary Barker Elise Hoster Elizabeth Cady Clara Johnson Leonora Cohen Selma Jones Sylvia Cohen Sallie Simons Frances Doolittle Jane Stewart Jane Heap 1931 TsOGHIK ZARIFIAN Elizabeth Cross Eileen Rafferty Helen Kirkpatrick Isabel Stearns Marion Lissberger 1 _Jl9S?)l_ r I 190 OFFICERS Leonora Cohen President Ruth Berliss Vice-President and Treasurer Martha Stanley Secretary Faculty Advisors Mr. Arvin Mr. Faulkner Mr. Orton Mr. Curti Mr. Harlow MEMBERS 1930 Leonora Cohen Esther Glanz Florence Northrop Sylvia Cohen Elizabeth Kingsbury Evelyn Robert Frances Doolittle Gertrude Kopp Selma Rosenthal Stella Eskin Elizabeth Merriman Mildred Rubin Charlotte Fowler Fanny Uncer 1931 Dorcas Carland Lillian Freeman Sylvia Lazarus Florence De Haas Janice Katz Hilda Levine Eleanor Dickey Selma Katz Martha Stanley Helen Lasker 1932 Ruth Berliss Helen Greeff Lillian Schoenbrun Barbara Best Julia Heiman Emily Weidman Evelyn Desha Hazel Katz Naomi Weinberg Eileen O ' Daniel lltl y Miss Katherine L. Richards Executive Committee Esther Ogden Stella Eskin Foreign Members Doretea Barnes (Spain) Ging San Chu (China) Joan Dick (Canada) Stella Eskin (Russia) Molly Harrower (England) Hildegarde Kolbe (Germany) Paule Lantoin (France) Hilde Lyncker (Germany) Daisy Mattei (Porto-Rico) Vera Mintz (Russia) Helen Nebolsine (Russia) Katina Papadopoulou (Turkey) Franca van Marle (Holland) Alice White (Canada) Tsoghik Zarifian (Armenia) American Members Emma Brown Jean Campbell Sylvia Cohen Fanny Curtis Constance Davison Mary Eaton Helen Fiske Hazel Katz Katherine Lilly Melva Lind Eileen O ' Daniel Esther Ogden Harriet Pickens Katherine Riley Helen Teagle Elizabeth Wright 192 {NTO HOMtt OFFICERS Martha Sidway President Miss Holden ............ Vice-President Emmy Lou Culbertson ..... Chairman of the Program Committee Marian Rice Treasurer Eileen O ' Daniel . Secretary MEMBERS 1930 Eleanor Atterbury Margaret Green Alida Milliken Alice Carson Virginia Harrison Marion Nixon Eunice Campbell Sarah Harrison Esther Ogden Christine Chase Elizabeth Hamlin Carol Riegelman Grace Cheney Adelaide Hayes Emeline Shaffer Elizabeth Cox Barbara Judkins Martha Sidway Emmy Lou Culbertson Janet Kates Ailene Slocovich Fanny Curtis Cicely Kershaw Jean Smart Mary Eaton Elizabeth Kingsbury Barbara Son Stella Eskin Janet Mahony Helen Teagle Helen Fiske Mary McLean Claire Thomas 1931 Elizabeth Bunce Cornelia Heile Louise Stoffregen Eleanor Cross Mary Mattison Martha Stanley Esther Glauz Elizabeth Paffard Caroline Woodhull Marion Rice 1932 Barbara Best Eleanor Lamont Margaret Scott Hazel Katz Elizabeth MacLenathen Ruth Thompson Eileen O ' Daniel 193 y OFFICERS Charlotte Kidd . Secretary MEMBERS 1930 Mary Board Virginia Gerould Sally Prescott CONCETTA BONOMO Margaret Kremers Katherine Saunders Velma Clement Ann Marsh Marjorie Selig Cecile Freiberg Eugenia Mewborn Janet Sternberg Alice Fryberger Vera Mintz Nancy Parker 1931 Pauline Ward Evelyn Boardman Katharine Daniels Grace Parker Charlotte Kidd Ruth Mitchell Special Student Edith Proce i 194 OFFICERS Lois Hoover, 1930 President Carol Riegelman, 1930 . Curator Christine Chace, 1930 Secretary-treasurer MEMBERS 1930 1931 Katrina Cooley Joy Kimball Fanny Curtis Harriet Loutrel Mary Nixon Katherine Park Katharine Sanders Martha Stanley Marion Scranton Caroline Woodhull Emeline Shaffer Emily White 1 BLUE PENCIL OFFICERS President Secretary MEMBERS 1931 Mary Chase Martha Knapp Harriet Gilfillan Katherine Lackey Dorothy Kelley Elizabeth Perkins 196 ) ■ V ■lip MANUSCRIPT OFFICER Sallie Simons President MEMBERS Anne Andrew Nancy Parker Anne Robinson Elizabeth Shaw Sallie Simons Martha Wood Jl93ol ■! 197 ):. OFFICERS Jeannette Harris President Margaret Riggs Program Chairman Mary Louise Williams Secretary-Treasurer Active Members Associate Members 1930 Esther Beard G.S. Margaret Farrington Dorothy Beeley G.S. Jeannette Harris Dorothy Fay G.S. Margaret Riggs Rita de Voe 1930 Ruth Hill 1931 Mary Parker Mary Louise Williams 1930 ; ids ] Ruth Belden Esther Chilson Dorothea Daly Ethel Astmann Lucille Fine Esther Jones Mildred Kroli. Mary Byrne Marion Emerson Flora Erikson Susanna Bennett Dorothy Council Irene Dakin Dorothy Frandsen Jacqueline Griffiths Mary Harlow Nellie Harrington MEMBERS 1930 Dorothy Deane Norma Leas Helen Price 1931 Mable La Montagne Frances Lo Bello Marjorie Plumb 1932 Carolyn Goodwin Dora Heon Miriam Levin 1933 Rhea Hebert Florence Henry Virginia Koerber Roslyn La Montagne Daisy Mattei Edna Morris Helen O ' Brien Jl93ol Evelyn Robert Coral St. Jacques Hulda Rees Ruth Scannell Ruth Warner Dorothy Whitney Priscilla Richards Louise Warner Eleanor Warnock Eleanor O ' Connor Margaret Pease Gertrude Purseglove Mary Titus Margaret Wade Mae Zakszewski Elizabeth Zschiesche 4 199 ) J Granddaughters in the Class of 1930 Susan Albright Mary Alexander Mary Barker Frances Bascom Martha Benedict Marjorie Best Mary Bradley Dorothy Brooks Elizabeth Campbell Christine Chace Grace Cheney Mary Clough Elizabeth Copeland Eleanor Dodge Alma Dunning Ruth Farrington Clarissa Fisk Janet Gordon Ruth Griffenhagen Adelaide Hall Ruth Hill Beatrice Howell Elizabeth Howland Jane Loomis Helen MacKenzie Eugenia Mewborn Alida Milliken Elinor Morris Rachel Neely Katharine Newell Nancy Parker Paula Patch Nathalie Penrose Frances Perry Elsie Phares Eleanor Pier Carol Riegelman Lydia Ross Elizabeth Sherman Jane Stewart Helen Teagle Dorothy Walker Emily White Charlotte Wickwire ex- 1930 Susan Hopkins . 200 Athletic Association Board OFFICERS {•Catherine Park, 1931 . President Fanny Curtis, 1930 Vice-President Margaret Adams, 1932 . Secretary Eleanor Eaton, 1932 . Treasurer BOARD MEMBERS Ellen Batchelor, 1930 Barbara Bennett, 1931 Harriet Pickens, 1930 Rebecca Howells, 1930 Eileen Selkirk, 1930 Ann Parker, 1932 . Alice Walker, 1931 . Helen Brown, 1930 Elizabeth Belden, 1931 Dorothy Dickinson, 1930 Jane Stewart, 1930 . Lorna Macdonnell, 1931 Alice Dunning, 1931 Marian McInnis, 1931 Virginia Rugh, 1932 Grace Parker, 1931 . Archery Baseball Basketball Bowling . Crew Dancing Hoc ey Outing Club Riding Soccer Swimming Tennis . Trac Boat House Manager Assistant Manager Publicity 206 I Outing Club Helen Brown Chairman Ruth Belden Helen Thacher Margaret Adams Lilian Balboni Barbara Beck Jean Fischer 1930 Gretchen Behrincer 1931 Mary Parke 1932 Dorothy Reynolds Mildred Brown Eugenia Wade Elizabeth Belden Margaret Holmes Betsy Knapp aurelia plumly [ 207 y S Pins 1930 Penelope Crane Shirley Eddy Harriet Pickens Emeline Shaffer Awarded in 1929 Fanny Curtis Janet Mahony 1931 LORNA MACDONNELL Katherine Pa rk | 208 ) Smith Blazers 1930 Margaret Barclay Fanny Curtis Janet Mahony Harriet Pickens Emeline Shaffer Jane Stewart 1931 Katherine Park i 209 All-Smith Hockey Team Margaret Barclay, 1930 Harriette Barnard, 1932 Fanny Curtis, 1930 Marie Fensterer, 1931 Janet Mahony, 1930 Mary Mason, 1930 Susan Miller, 1932 Marion McInnes, 1931 Emeline Shaffer, 1930 Dorothy Shore, 1932 Margaret Woods, 1932 I 210 ;- Hockey Teams 1930 TEAM Janet Mahony, Captain Margaret Barclay Sarah Furst Fanny Curtis Cordelia Dumaine Shirley Eddy Frances Furst Haideen Henderson Mary Mason Em i line Shaffer Rosamond Walden 1931 TEAM Marion McInnes, Captain Katherine Daniels Margaret Moulding Marie Fensterer Elizabeth Peirce Katherine Kelsey Katherine Scovelle Katherine Lannin Alice Walker Mary Mattison Jean Wegener 1932 TEAM Dorothy Shore, Captain Harriette Barnard Mary Mahony Lydia Chittenden Eleanor Eaton Susan Edwards Helen Frost Susan Miller VlRCINIA RUGH Elizabeth Underhill Margaret Woods 1933 TEAM Katherine Wiener, Captain Nancy Boothby Margaret Edwards Edith Eustis Elizabeth Grant Kate Greene Marguerite Haynes Katherine Keenly Catherine Lewerth Eileen McGrath Eva Morrison Ruth Wood 211 j All-Smith Soccer Team Esther Brewer, 1931 Edith Cramer, 1932 Dorothy Dickinson, 1930 Marcia Estabrook, 1932 Lorna Macdonnell, 1931 Antoinette Ockert, 1930 Elizabeth Olmsted, 1931 Isabel Parker, 1932 Carol Smith, 1931 Ruth Watrous, 1930 Charlotte Woodruff, 1931 212 Soccer Teams 1930 TEAM Helen Brown Dorothy Dickinson Sylvia Goldman Adelaide Hall Mary Maude Howell Ruth Watrous Charlotte Weil Marjorii, Koblitz Antoinette Ockert R. Mary Parker Eileen Selkirk 1931 TEAM Esther Brewer Eleanor Dickey Hope Dudgeon Phoebe Jordan lorna macdonnell Elizabeth Olmsted Katherine Park Harriet Pine Carol Smith Helen Ward Charlotte Woodruff 1932 TEAM Lilian Balboni Barbara Beck Julia Bulman Edith Cramer Marcia Estabrook Lucia Jane Evans Muriel FitzGibbon Cecile Katz Eleanor Lamont Isabel Parker Woodworth 1933 TEAM Jean Armstronc Jane Babcock Jean Babcock Frances Cobb Eleanor Eacan Lenore Goldman Margaret Gordon Barbara Howard Dorothy Moot Jean Rumsey Elizabeth Wilcox 1930 213 ] All-Smith Basketball Team Lydia Chittenden, 1932 Janice Currick, 1930 Fanny Curtis, 1930 Barbara Dean, 1931 Shirley Eddy, 1930 Marie Fensterer, 1931 Janet Mahony, 1930 Katherine Park, 1931 Harriet Pickens, 1930 il930 l 214 ] -■ Basketball Teams 1931 TEAM Barbara Dean, Captain Marie Fensterer Carol Smith Marion McInnes (Catherine Park Lucille Price Adeline Spielberg Sarah Thacher Charlotte Woodruie 1933 TEAM Elinor Fosdick, Captain Jean Armstrong Catherine Lewerth Marjorie MacDonald Frances Beck Mary Brown Elizabeth Kopf Mary Payson {Catherine Wiener 1930 TEAM Shirley Eddy, Captain Barbara Banninc Mary Mason Janice Currick Fanny Curtis Janet Mahony Harriet Pickens Dora Sanders Sally Simons 1932 TEAM Eleanor Eaton, Captain Elizabeth Bell Aurelia Plumly Lydia Chittenden Virginia Rugii Ariel Davis Dorothy Shore Susan Edwards Frances Smith Jl93©l I 21 Tjkl . i i i i All-Smith Swimming Team Margaret Adams, 1932 Agnes Bercer, 1931 Sylvia Goldman, 1930 Adelaide Hall, 1930 Edith Keeler, 1932 Lorna Macdonnell, 1931 Ruth Meany, 1932 Frances Rich, 1931 Jane Stewart, 1930 216 Swimming Teams WW sue A tit -m 1930 Adelaide Hall, Captain Elizabeth Bull Adelaide Hayes Elizabeth Copeland Ruth Hunt Sylvia Goldman Jane Stewart Suzanne Greist Pauline Ward Elizabeth Wright 1931 Frances Rich, Captain Barbara Bennett Mary Garrison Agnes Berger Lorna Macdonnell Barbara Chandler Mabelita McLane Mercedes Moore 1933 Elizabeth Reed, Captain Margaret Beach Rose Page Jane Ferris Sally Stewart Marguerite Holbrook Jean Woodman 1932 Isabelle Parker, Captain Margaret Adams Edith Keeler Marcella Breidster Ruth Meany Elizabeth French Mary Porter Marian Roberts n o i i ii mH . if. ; 217 ;• Life Guards Adelaide Hayes, Captain 1930 Barbara Banning Margaret Barclay Elizabeth Bull Elizabeth Copeland Fanny Curtis Shirley Eddy Elizabeth Wright Alice Fryberger Sylvia Goldman Suzanne Greist Adelaide Hayes Janet Mahony Helen Sanderson Elizabeth Adams Agnes Berger Roberta Connolley Helen Kirkpatrick 1931 Helen Ward Lorna Macdonnell Mabelita McLane Elizabeth Paffard Carol Smith ■I 218 ] The Dance Group The Dance Group is composed of students interested in the study of advanced tech- nique and original composition. Opportunity is given for staging and directing dancing. Ann Parker, 1932 Chairman {■Catherine Avery, 1930 ......... Assistant Chairman Katherine Avery Ruth Eicks Mary Elmer Louise Fentress Harriet Jones Doris Eddy Julia Heiman Marie Holslag 1930 Isabel Smith 1931 1932 Eleanor Reed Martha Richey Dorothy Kelley Gladys Mase Katherine Parker Ann Parker Adele Urbach Eleanor Studley [ 219 Tennis SPRING, 1929 All-Smith Team Katrina Cooley, 1930 Fanny Curtis, 1930 Katherine Park, 1931 Louise Pendry, 1931 Fanny Curtis 1930 TEAM Katrina Cooley Margaret Barclay Janet Mahony Louise Pendry 1931 TEAM Katherine Park Lorna Macdonnell Katherine Daniels Mary Watson 1932 TEAM Margaret Adams Evelyn Ames Harriette Barnard 193c [ 220 ; Archery ALL-SMITH ARCHERY TEAM 1930 Ellen Batchelor Helen Bisbing Ruth Ferris Ruth Ferris, 1930 Ellen Batchelor, 1930 Helen Bisbing, 1930 1931 Alice Farwell May Robinson Emily Williams 1932 Mary Frances Crosby Martha Dickinson Elizabeth Plummer 19301 221 ; Crew SPRING, 1929 1930 CREWS I Virginia Marshall, Cox Frances Herendeen, Strode Arline Genthner, Two Frances Hutchison, Three A. Jane Lowes, Bow III Brooksie Smith, Cox Arlene Phillips, Strode Ruth Eicks, Two Rosamond Walden, Three Margaret Taylor, Bow II Eileen Selkirk, Cox Elizabeth Hamlin, Strode Jane Heap, Two Mary Buell, Three Amelia Canning, Bow IV Elise Phares, Cox Sylvia Cohen, Stroke Margaret Mount, Two Jeannette Harris, Three Sylvia Goldman, Bow 222 Dramatic Association Council Nancy Hamilton, 1930 Producing Director Katherine Riley, 1930 Business Manager Emily White, 1930 Stage Manager Virginia Gerould, 1930 Chairman of Scenery Janet Sternberg, 1930 ........ Chairman of Costumes Marjorie Best, 1930 Chairman of Properties Helen Kelly, 1930 ......... Chairman of Lighting Mary Elizabeth Jonas, 1931 Chairman of Publicity Alice Fryberger, 1930 Chairman of Ma e-up Myra Coffin, 1931 Chairman of Music Celeste Proctor, 1931 Secretary | 226 j Commencement Dramatics Committee Margaret Johnson Laurence Stapleton, 1932 Eloise Johnson, 1932 Emily White Adelaide Hayes Ellen Batchelor Alice Fryberger Concetta Bonomo Frances True . General Chairman . Assistant Chairman . Assistant Chairman . Stage Manager Business Manager Publicity Costumes and Ma e-up Scenery . Properties 227 V Dramatics Most, important of this year ' s events was the Fall production of the Dramatic Associa- tion, a revival of Strauss ' operetta, The Chocolate Soldier. Nancy Hamilton, as Lieuten- ant Bumerli, more than adequately proved that the director should be allowed to act, as well as direct, if she is Nancy Hamilton. E. J. Parker ' s singing as Nadina was a joy that will long be remembered; Eleanor Lamont as Alexius, Lois Hoover as Mascha, and Lorna Macdonnell as the mother, all contributed excellent performances. The verve and spirit of the chorus, the sets, skilfully executed by Virginia Gerould, and an especially lovely dance by Eleanor Atterbury and Esther Peck, resulted in a well rounded and delightful production. Workshop, in its Fall production, afforded the college an opportunity to see Lord Dunsany ' s allegory, The Flight of the Queen, produced for the first time on any stage. The fact that Dunsany had not intended the play for actual production was, we take pride in saying, no deterrent to the ardor and industry of Mr. Eliot ' s students. The resultant ambitious attempt at staging was admirable in spirit, if not in form. Julia Heiman was excellent as the bero, and praise is also due the performance of Doris Freile as the Queen, and Gertrude Droshnicop as her hand-maid. This play was preceded by Maeterlinck ' s symbolic playlet, The Intruder. Here, as elsewhere, Maeterlinck makes better reading than acting, but the production, although of necessity slow, was successful in capturing the haunting, dreamlike quality of the play itself. Much of this success should be attributed to the gray-toned lighting, the set, with its high arched window, and the effectiveness of a film of gauze hanging between audi- ence and actors. The customary performance of Miss Burnett ' s Dance Group was outstanding this year, and the mastery of individual technique shown by the dancers was extraordinary, considering the fact that they are able to devote only an hour a week to this work. Ann Parker ' s performance was particularly finished. The Sorcerer ' s Apprentice, with music by Dukas, was presented for the first time, a fact which added to the prestige of the Dance Group. From first to last, both costumes and sets were admirably done, the former by the students of Mr. Larkin ' s class, Art 314, and the latter by Vera Mintz and Concetta Bono- mo. The lighting in the Air for the G String was most effective. The performance as a whole was well worked out, and reflected great credit on Miss Burnett. In February, we had the pleasure of witnessing a production of The Beggar on Horsebac presented by the Northampton Players, on the stage at Students ' Building. We are always interested in the Northampton Players, and this time our interest was increased by the fact that Mr. Raymond Putman of the Music Department played the leading part, while Mrs. Larkin and Miss Burnett were in the pantomime in the second act. Mr. Putman gave a smooth and convincing interpretation of the harassed young composer, and Mrs. Larkin, as the Weekly said, played the part of the Princess with rav- ishing coquetry. Miss Burnett was delightful as the tiring woman. With the usual happy result Mr. Larkin had charge of sets and costuming, and the ingenious expression- ism of the scenery aided not a little in bringing out the extremely modernistic theme of the play. Jl93ol .[229 y Photographs by Stahlhcrg An interesting contrast was found in the two productions, Apache and The Player Queen, by the Theatre Workshop, presented on March 12, in Students ' Building. Two very different themes, treated in totally different ways, gave variety to the program. The first play, Apache, by Charles Mere, a shudder drama from the Gioud Guig- nol, directed by Sonya Muraven, 1931, and acted by Miriam Ramer, 1933, and Professor Rene Guiet, was very effective. Professor Guiet interpreted the sinister, under-world prince with an ominous restraint, which developed slowly and subtly, until he burst into the mad ferocity of the notorious criminal. The second performance, The Player Queen, by William Butler Yeats, produced by Helen Noyes, 1930, was, on the other hand, a fantasy of the usual far-away princess in a tower type. The best member of the cast was Julia Heiman, 1932, as the Beggar Who Brays. Valeria Burgess, 1933, as Septimus, was the very drunk, very poetic actor devoted to a white unicorn. The Queen who preferred to be a martyr was acted with the proper child-like simplicity by Dorothy Frandsen, 1933, and Mrs. Ruth Larkin lent her usual verve and piquant animation to the part of Decima who preferred to be a queen. As the Commencement play the Senior Class is producing, The Would-Be Gentle- man, a three-act farce freely adapted from Moliere ' s Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme by F. Anstey. The play is being directed by Samuel A. Eliot Jr. and Oliver W. Larkin is super- vising the costumes and the scenery. The story of the play, which concerns the efforts of a merchant endeavoring to buy his way into the nobility, and the complications which beset him, is too well known to be told here. The cast includes Ailene Slocovich, Edda Renouf, Margaret Goodlatte, Helen Ripley Noyes, Isabel Smith, Betsey Tilden, Eleanor Dowling, Sallie Simons, Elise Phares, Elise Hoster, and Mary Louise Libby. The role of the would-be gentleman is being played by Helen Huberth of the class of 1928, who graciously consented to return in order to add one more characterization to her long list. On the whole, staging has been the most distinctive and original part of this year ' s work, but there is nowhere room for actual dissatisfaction. The true value of the year ' s success may be gauged by the renewed interest in dramatics, and the eager anticipation of what the next year may bring forth. 230 The Year Book Board Margaret Barclay Editor-in-Chief Anne Robinson ............ Assistant Editor Alice Palmer Business Manager Marcaret Kremers Art Editor Frances Robinson Literary Editor Fanny Curtis Board Picture Editor Elizabeth Lott ........... Senior Picture Editor Margaret Green Faculty Picture Editor Ruth Hunt List Editor Esther Ogden Club Editor Haideen Henderson Snapshot Editor Nancy Hamilton Nonsense Editor Sally Prescott Assistant Art Editor Nancy Parker .... Assistant Art Editor Mary Board ........... Assistant Art Editor Virginia Harrison ........ Assistant Business Manager Betty Bull Assistant Business Manager Cornelia Heile, 1931 . Assistant Business Manager 193 € ,[232 V Monthly EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Shaw, 1930 Managing Editor Sallie Simons, 1930 Boo Review Editor Priscilla Fairchild, 1930 Elizabeth Wheeler, 1930 Patty Wood, 1930 Mary Chase, 1931 Elizabeth Perkins, 1931 Art Editor Nancy Parker, 1930 Business Manager Esther Tow, 1930 BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager Agnes Lyall, 1930 Circulation Manager Anna Dabney, 1930 Eleanor Mathesius, 1931 Eleanor Church, 1932 Ariel Davis, 1932 Betty Bawan, 1931 Margaret Moulding, 1931 Anne Broadus, 1932 , 23 Weekly Board Editor-in-Chief Ellen Batchelor, 1930 Associate Editor Charlotte Fowler, 1930 News Editor Mary Byrne Edwards, 1930 Julia Bensdorf, 1930 Ruth Alpern, 1932 Margaret Blake, 1932 Literary Editor Jane Stewart, 1930 Assistants Dorothy Buchanan, 1930 Rosemary Denniston, 1932 Pictorial Editor Margaret Blunt, 1931 Art Dramatics Music Assistant French Correspondent News Staff Virginia Eyerly, 1932 Sylvia Goldman, 1930 Anna Harney, 1930 Elizabeth Temple, 1930 Assistants Elizabeth Bull, 1930 Margaret White, 1931 Managing Editor Jane Sherman, 1931 Junior Editor Grace Greene, 1931 Critics Gertude Cohen, 1931 Tsoghik Zarifian, 1930 Nancy Okie, 1930 Helen Fiske, 1930 Eleanor Weeks, 1931 BUSINESS STAFF Manager Helen Bisbing, 1930 Assistant Edwina Macomber, 1930 Advertising Manager Alice Palmer, 1930 . tssistant Circulation Manager Assistants Jesse Tierney, 1931 Jessica Towers, 1932 Roberta Webb, 1932 Assistants Jean Berry, 1931 Eugenia Bovev, 1932 Mary Dorr, 1931 Elizabeth Elmore, 193. Andrea Ferguson, 1932 Jean Kelso, 1931 Nancy Moir, 1930 Dora Sanders, 1930 Helen Thum, 1932 Katherine Daniels, 1931 Rita Newmark, 1931 Ruth Berliss, 1932 ! ;i Press Board OFFICERS Eleanor Reed . President Helen Kelly News Editor Doris Weaver Associated News Editor Elizabeth Hamlin Picture Editor Elizabeth Butler Business Manager Christine Hammond Senior Executive Elise Sieker Secretary Eileen Selkirk Librarian MEMBERS 1930 Elsie Altfeld Dorothy Hayes Rachel Perry Annie Eunice Browning Elizabeth Jackson Eleanor Reed Myra Ferguson Helen Kelly Frances Robinson Ruth Griffenhagf.n Violet Lampe Helen Sanderson Elizabeth Hamlin Ruth Millar Eileen Selkirk Christine Hammond Nancy Moir Doris Weaver Helen Hartman Jane Penny Lucia Weimer 1931 Margaret Adams Lucille Fine Elizabeth A. Olmsted Mary Apgar Marion Gifford Marion Rice Elizabeth Butler Vivian Greenberg Isabel Stearns Eleanor Dickey Katherine Miller Dorothy Whitney Grace Mitchell 1932 Barbara Beck Betsy Knapp Tabitha Petran Helen Calvocaressi Abigail Lee Virginia Rugh Janet Claflin Agnes McLean Elise Sieker Helen Davis Maren Morrison Peggy Strasser Helen Hopkins Marjorie Neuhof Lilla Train Dorothy Holden Millicent Ward 1930 Alleen Kelly Shirley Eddy Campus Cat Board . Editor in Chief Business Manager Eleanor Atterbury Helen Hebbard Senior Editors Nancy Hamilton Haideen Henderson Helen Noyes Ella Hume Betsey Tilden ii930 36 3 Symphony Orchestra OFFICERS 1930 Eloise Cheney Horn 1932 Mary Tibbets Miss Rebecca W. Holmes R. Mary Parker Miriam Levin HlLDEGARDE K.OLBE Ruth Hill Director Leader of First Violins Leader of Second Violins . Leader of Violas Leader of Viol once Hi Elizabeth Dow Ottilie Hutchixso. Isadore Hatch Miriam Levin MEMBERS Violins 1930 Dorothy Marble I R. Mary Parker 1931 Franca van Marle 1932 Hilda Richardson 1933 Virginia Clark Dorothy Meigs Elizabeth Glogau Ann Pitts R. Mary Parker Charlotte Horman Anne Graduate Students Charlotte Righeimer ScOFIELD Dorothy Beeley Violas Dorothy Fay 1931 1933 Harriet Frank Graduate Students Helen Brown Esther Beard Violoneelh HlLDEGARDE KoLBL 1930 1932 Ruth Hill Julia Brodt Flutes 1931 Jean Campbell Marian - Roberts 1932 Florence MacDonald Tympani 1932 Lota Curtiss The orchestra is assisted by Mrs. Brandcgce, Mrs. Estaver, Evelyn Brownell, Elsa Parshley, Miss DeRonde, Miss Rogers, Mr. Guiet, Mr. Bixler, Mr. Finney, Mr. Parshley and Thomas Parshley. 289 ] Ann Hamilton . Jeannette Harris Janet Beattie, ' 31 Helen Bisbing, ' 30 Margaret Brewster, ' 32 Caroline Brooks, ' 32 Elizabeth Bunce, ' 31 Jean Campbell, ' 32 Dorothy Candee, ' 32 Harriet Carlsen, ' 32 Eileen Creevey, ' 32 Irene Daignault, ' 30 Mary E. Davis, ' 31 Constance Davison, ' 30 Helen Da we, ' 31 Frances Dowie, ' 30 May Ackerman, ' 31 Mary Adams, ' 32 Mary Apgar, ' 31 Frances Ashworth, ' 30 Jean Louise Berry, ' 31 Margaret Blunt, ' 31 Grace Carlon, ' 32 Carolyn Chase, ' 32 Elizabeth Cox, ' 30 Dorothy Deane, ' 30 Elizabeth Doran, ' 32 Mary Dorr, ' 31 Glee Club Leader Business Manager Dorothy Kelley Lorna MacDonnell . Mary Louise Williams Treasurer Accompanist Assistant Accompanist Sopranos Eleanor Dowling, ' 30 Katherine Drury, ' 30 Hope Dudgeon, ' 3 1 Mary Elmer, ' 31 Marion Emerson, ' 32 Sally Fowler, ' 32 Marian GifTord, ' 31 Ruth Gould, ' 32 Suzanne Greist, ' 30 Ruth Griffenhagen, ' 30 Lucv Groat, ' 30 Elsie Haig, ' 32 Ann Hamilton, ' 30 Ruth Hard, ' 32 Mary Hartz, ' 30 Esther Jones, ' 31 Charlotte Kidd, ' 31 Lila Knight, ' 31 Ingeborg Lincoln, ' 32 Elinor Morris, ' 30 Katherine Newell, ' 30 Nancy Okie, ' 30 Alice Otis, ' 31 Elizabeth Paffard, ' 31 Elizabeth J. Parker, ' 32 Grace E. Parker, ' 31 Margaret Parrish, ' 31 Elizabeth Rogers, ' 31 Altos Alice Rust, ' 31 Hildegarde Stevens, ' 32 Lois Sweet, ' 31 Felicia Thomas, ' 32 Josephine Thomas, ' 31 Vivian Thomas, ' 30 Frances True, ' 30 Irma Visscher, ' 31 Helen Ward, ' 31 Pauline Ward, ' 30 M. Margaret Wemple, ' 32 Ethel Farrington, ' 31 Louis Fentress, ' 31 Jeannette Harris, ' 30 Ellen Hess, ' 32 Ellen Hunt, ' 32 Ottilie Hutchinson, ' 30 Dorothy Kelley, ' 31 Jean Kelso, ' 31 Elizabeth Kingsbury, ' 30 Violet Lampe, ' 30 Lorna Macdonnell, ' 31 Helen MacKenzie, ' 30 Katherine Merrill, ' 32 Mary Mulligan, ' 32 Constance Needham, ' 31 Mary Nixon, ' 30 Mary Parke, ' 31 R. Mary Parker, ' 30 Mary Porter, ' 32 Constance Richardson, ' 32 Marian Richardson, ' 32 Margaret Riggs, ' 30 Alice Rugen, ' 30 Carol Smith, ' 31 Ann Stanley, ' 32 Gertrude Steere, ' 32 Elaine Towne, ' 32 Eugenia Wade., ' 30 Ruth Wheeler, ' 31 Mary Louise Williams, ' 31 Virginia Wing, ' 31 Catherine Winter, ' 30 Anne Woodcock, ' 31 i 240 Mandolin Club OFFICERS LoRNA M CDONNELL Treasurer MEMBERS 1930 Dorothy Gordon Frances Manley Dorothy Marble Vivian Thomas Helen Watson 1931 LoRNA MACDONNELL 1932 Elizabeth Whittemore Barbara Bradley Dorothy Hagar Anne Thompson 1933 Elizabeth Palfrey Beatrice Colby Betty Orr Elizabeth Orr 241 Senior Choir Frances Dowie Leader Katherine Drury ........... A aistant header Margaret Riggs ............ Accompanist Mary Nixon ............. Secretary Eugenia Wade ............. Librarian Katherine Kimball ........... Robe Monitor Makjorie Best Helen Bisbing Mary Board Alice Carson Rita De Voe Sara Arbenz Irene Daignault Constance Davison Alma Dunning Frances Ashworth Gretchen Behringer Helen Brown Naomi Bruce Velma Clement Barbara Banning Helen Black Esther Chilson Elizabeth Dow Frances Dowie Clarissa Fisk Suzanne Greist First Soprano Ann Hamilton Mary Hartz Lois Hoover Ella Hume Second Soprano Katherine Drury Lucy Groat Virginia Fowler Dorothy Marble Alice Fryberger Nancy ' Moir Ruth Griefenhagen Nancy Okie Elizabeth Cox Dorothy Deane Dorothy Dickinson Myra Ferguson Wilma Fisher First Alto Adelaide Hall Jeannette Harris Katherine Hirsh Ottilie Hutchinson Katherine Kimball Second Alto Elizabeth Kingsbury Violet Lampe Evelyn Kelly R. Mary Parker Hildegarde Krammi. Elinor Morris Frances True Pauline Ward Jane Penny [ean Smart Vivian Thomas Helen MacKenzie Mary Nixon Eugenia Wade Elizabeth Whii temore Edith Vail Catherine Winter ; 242 ! Rachel Darling Helen Ward Jean Louise Berr ' v Virginia Wing . Mary Parke Martha Stanley Anne Woodcock Dorothy Arms Janet Beattie Acnes Berger Elizabeth Cairns Jean Campbell Ruth Crabill Rachel Darling Mary Davis Millicent Atkinson Margaret Blunt Josephine Brooks Elizabeth Bunce Betty Butler Marian Gieford Jennette Hitchcock May Ackerman Mary Frances Apgar Barbara Bennett Evelyn Boardman Esther Brewer Jean Louise Berry Doris Creighton Louise Fentress Junior Choir Helen Dawe Hope Dudgeon Mary Elmer Alice Farwell Lucille Fine Gwendolen Germond Dorothy Glidden Louise Graupner First Soprano Sylvia Hazelton Marjorie Hirsch Charlotte Kidd Joy Kimball Grace Laub Margaret Moulding Sally O ' Brian Grace Parker Second Soprano May Hutchins Hilda Jacobs Esther Jones Helen Kirkpatrick Margaret Lewerth Gladys Lackner Nancy McKeen Mary Dorr Ethel Farrington Mildred Fleet Lillian Freeman Dorothy Kelley Katherine Kelsey Jean Kelso LORNA MaCDONNEI.L Frances McNitt Pauline Moor Margaret Parrish Elizabeth Rogers Kathryn Rowe Alice Rust Lois Sweet First Alto Mabelita McLane Mary Parke Marjorie Plumb Helen Smith Irma Visscher Second Alto Elizabeth Neebe Constance Needham Carol Smith Leader Assistant Leader Secretary Robe Monitor Librarian Accompanist Assistant Accompanist Elizabeth Paffard Katherine Parker Harriet Pine Lila Sebring Franca van Marle Virginia Wing Helen Ward Dorothy Wentworth Ruth Wheeler Charlotte Woodruff M vrgaret Whiti Mary Louise Williams Anna Woodcock Mary Youngman Louise Stoffregen Emily Williams Caroline Woodhull Resigned 243 Sophomore Choir Elizabeth Jean Parker .............. Leader Ingeborg Lincoln ............. Assistant Leader Elaine Towne ............... Accompanist Gertrude Steere ............. Assistant Accompanist Ruth Gould ............... Secretary Janet Claelin ............... Librarian Marion Richardson ............. Robe Monitor First Soprano Ruth Alpern Miriam Emerson Virginia Klein Mary Pratt Bettina Boardman Marcia Estabrook Elizabeth Larcom Hildegarde Stevens Eugenia Bovey Muriel Fitzgibbon Mary Murray Mahony Shirley Swift Caroline Brooks Marjorie Frank Elizabeth Marshall Felicia Thomas Ruth Cannell Marcia Glidden Anna Mattern Mary Virginia Watson Edith Cramer Ruth Gould Elizabeth Jean Parker Margaret Wemple El i anor Edwards Ruth Hard Isabelle Parker Elizabeth Wise Marion Emerson Lucia Woodworth Second Soprano Mary Adams Gwendolyn Duggan Rebecca Kennard Lillian; Schoenbrun Dorothy Candee Elizabeth Elmore Irene Levine Elizabeth Staley Harriet Carlsen Marjorie Estabrook Ingeborg Lincoln Nancy Stevenson Janet Claelin Sally Fowler Charlotte Martin Joy Stilson Eileen Creevey Gertrude Gremmels Katherine Merrill Gernda Von Briesen Dorothy Devery Elsie Haig Mary Mullican Louise Wagner Elizabeth Doran Katherine Harvie Dorothy Reynolds Emily Weidman First Alto Phebe Adams Jane Evans Linda Marcus Priscilla Richards Helen Brown Jean Fischer Athalia Ogden Constance Richardson Caroline Chase Margaret Holmes Mary Porter Marian Richardson Lydia Chittenden Ellen Hunt Margaret Rankin Louise Warner Lota Curtiss Second Alto Elizabeth Bell Mary Hanna Christine Leighou Gertrude Steere Elizabeth Bratton Helen Henry Grace Piper Mary Walsh Grace Carlon Ellen Hess Margaret Smith Carmelita Woerner Virginia Davis Elizabeth Lee Ann Stanley 244 Freshman Choir Elizabeth Floyd ................ Leader Katherine Yow .............. Assistant Leader Margaret Mather .............. Accompanist Mary Paysan .. ' ......... . Assistant Accompanist Elizabeth Reed ............... Secretary Elinor Fosdick .............. Robe Monitor Amy Scott ) , ., ,, w f ............. Librarians Miriam Macomber ) First Soprano Marian Allen Lucile Getchell Elizabeth Lee Mildred Rubin Elizabeth Atlee Elizabeth Gamble Ruth Macduff Virginia Seiberling Helen Bailey Margaret Hamilton Norma Morgan Louise Weimer Elizabeth Baum Jean Hauserman Barbara Nichols Helen West Jane Bennett Mary Hutchinson Helen Nebolsine Sylvia Whitaker Jane Ferris Marguerite Jenkins Charlice Olmsted Elsie Yates Elizabeth Floyd Marjorie Kaufman Anne Pitts Katherine Yow Elinor Fosdick Mary Knox Jean Rumsey Second Soprano Elizabeth Brooks Helen Chaddock Jeranf. Ibershoff Miriam Macomber Virginia Bush Margaret Mather Mary Ilsley Una Peavey Marian Cooley Virginia Gilbert Dorothy Johnson Isabelle Pendleton Margery Davis Julia Haberman Ruth Kimball Mary Powell Dorothy Frandsen Rhea Hebert Ann Lacey Helen Sawyer Harriet Green Elizabeth Hennelberg Virginia Lowrie Kathleen Whaley Kate Greene Charlotte Wheeler First Alto Dorothy Boyles Lucille Fletcher Josephine Paret Helen Stanley Priscilla Boyd Marjorie Goldsmith Louise Peirce Natalie Starr Joanne Dissette Pearl Guttman Natalie Robertson Katherine Stone Eleanor Egan Julia Hopkins Amy Scott Marian Sykes Louise Farnsworth Emily Joy Elizabeth Skelton Priscilla Wadhams Helen Fleming Constance Kreimer Susan Smith Eleanor White Second Alto Ann Baker Elizabeth Bushnell Edna Kershaw Elizabeth Pike Helen Bartholomew Mary Dorion Margaret Morgan Miriam Ramer Mary Bradley Helen Geller Betty Orr Elaine Rappaport Eleanor Brown Priscilla Kennaday Mary ' Pay ' san Elisabeth Reed Helen Bragdon Elizabeth Sturces 245 Song Leaders 1930, Barbara Hall College Song Leader 1932, Dorothy Devery 1931, Helen Connolly 1933, Jane Alling 4 24G I Songs Alma Mater Words by Henrietta Sperry, ' 10 Music by H. D. Sleeper To you, O Alma Mater, O mother great and true, From all your loyal children Comes up the song anew. Where swings the red sun upward, Where sinks he down to rest, Are hearts that backward turning Still find you first and best. Chorus And gladly singing to you always Our loyal hearts with joy shall fill, O fairest, fairest Alma Mater, You hold and claim us still. You gave us dreams unnumbered, And life we had not known, And now, O Alma Mater, We give you back your own. For memories, for friendships, That bless each passing day, Our toil unsought we render, Our debt unasked we pay. Chorus And gladly singing to you always Our loyal hearts with joy shall fill, O fairest, fairest Alma Mater, You hold and claim us still. 1930 Junior Year LAST STEP SONG Tune: Old German Foll{ Song Words by Eleanor Dowling 1 As to these steps we make our way, A tribute of farewell we pay. For we are glad that we have had The honor to be following you To stand upon this threshold new. II Though pride our hearts does fill with bliss Still sadness dulls the joy of this Great day of days when we part ways For you move on to wider spheres, That wider grow thru all the years. Ill Like pebbles in a rivulet tossed; The ripples widen, then are lost. But you add strength the long stream ' s length And help it on to reach its end And give it service of a friend. IV The tides have swept you to the bay, And you sail out o ' er life ' s broadening way. And from your source along your course You ' ve brought us friendship ' s beauty rare And courage stormy seas to dare. V You ' ve given us faith and kindness too And fostered love that will e ' er be true. You ' ve been our pride, from you we ' ve tried To learn an upward path to hold, To face life with strong hearts and bold. VI To never our high goal forsake, And of each failure success to make You are not gone, you will live on. We fill our hearts and pledge them deep, Your memory and your love to keep. 11930 247 Spleen ' s Short History of Seven Semesters The ancients didn ' t know they were ancients - — neither did we realize that we were a part of a great feudal system, until we were about to graduate. That quotation made us pause and consider. Yes, the whole thing was just a series of petty feuds, raids and alli- ances. We feel we owe it to future generations to give an account of these — our times, so here it is, a history of the events between the years 1926 and 1930. This is a political history. Other treatises have treated other phases. The question of, Who sheltered Learning and preserved the Old Manuscripts while the wars were going on? is carefully discussed in that tome of tomes The College Catalogue. The re- ligious phase, What was the influence of the Church? is consigned to that most pious of productions: The Freshman Bible. We would not presume to encroach upon the toes of the earnest scholars who have pre- sented statements and statistics in various periodicals and Alumnae Quarterlies. This is a political history. It begins — as all chronicles begin that are concerned with the much-discussed Middle Ages (i. e. — the ages between six teen and twenty-two), after the fall of the Great Family Um- pire. It begins with a great mi- gration — which might be called a crusade, — possibly a pilgrimage, or even possibly, an exploration. As all great movements of history, this one had first to deal with housing con- ditions. Dilettantes were housed with gourmands, craftsmen with suffragettes, and babies with women- of-the-world. It resulted in a Great Confusion. In- dividuals, accustomed all their lives to ease and luxury, found it necessary to band together to preserve their social status, and nourish fondly the illusion of aris- tocracy. Some of the more conspicuous of these bands were, The Ancient Order of Highbrows, and The Yellow Men. They surrounded themselves with a moat, and carried on rites with costumes and torches, to the amazement of the lesser orders, who were secretly jealous, and secretly fond of a picturesque aristocracy. Another type of social phenomenon which sprang up was the solid — yet informal Crowd, which existed on polite, but non-conversant terms with the countryside at large. Crowds persisted impregnable throughout the period of encampment, unaffected by external or internal changes, except the occasional dropping away of a member as the result of foreign invasions. These Crowds lent an atmosphere of re- spectability to the Machinery of Government. They were ever present on Great Occasions, such as Proms and Teas. Such was the Duchy of Havenuss, a small circle in the Center of Things. A map of this period would mark Crowds in red dots, and leave the remain- der to be painted blue or green, according to Interests. Maps of these feudal times show many overlappings. The Interest Groups were exceedingly feudal in char- acter, — consisting as they did of lords, vassals and serfs. The serfs were the workers, — they ground, and dug, and crammed. Without them the picturesque societies would have perished. Not that industry counted for much; their work faded in the light of philosophy. Man knows but little here below. But brilliant young serfs constituted good Acquaintances, and a vassal ' s estate consisted of many Acquaintance- ships. A vassal defended the Lord ' s Interest. It would be impossible to mention all of these sys- tems by name. Most prominent were: the Thespian Group, under Sam Riot; the Outlaw Group, under Lady Abby Belledame; and the Curtissy Group. The latter had a splendid code which almost approached the idealism of King Arthur ' s court, although there were some pretty Green Knights among the Well Read Courtiers. Between these groups there were varying relationships, and occasional skirmishes. Members of the Curtissy Group proved that the pen is mightier than the hockey stick in certain unauthorized attacks. The Outlaw Group retired to the woods. Some of the greatest battles were fought among the vassals of the various groups who had formed other alliances called Clubs. Clubs did little to arbitrate, and a great deal to aggravate Wars of the Interests. Mounte- banks and thieves flourished. Mountebanks sold sandwich- es and thieves collected class dues. Mediaeval warfare was car- ried on incessantly with un- ' .old cruelty. Quarrels over lands without natural boundaries (i. e. Double Rooms), resulted in the ex- termination of the freeholder. One found she could not stand alone. The only thing that kept the system from decaying was the rapid succession of generations to build up the old institutions, and take the place of the slain and wounded. Oh, glorious time, — oh, divine age of chivalry! No doubt we shall soon look back upon it all through a rosy glow; that period during the Great Plague in 1926, when everyone found a topic of conversation in the prevalent dis- ease, and Rumor brought news of new trench mouth victims at every breath; — the spring of 1928, when fire and flood exceeded each other in ferocity, and instilled mediaeval panic in all hearts. One lived in perpetual excitement. Visiting players furnished varia- tion in the way of entertainment. Perhaps some future Chaucer was entertained by the Denishawn Dancers, Cornelia Skinner, or Judge Ben Lindsay — who knows? Or, if pleasure irked one, there was always the War of Science and Religion, which was glad of new recruits. One might join either the forces of the Great God Barnes, or of the Honorable Patch. Everyone lived a Full, Rich, and Beautiful Life, saddened only by the knowledge that the Renais- sance would soon knock her castles down. (Renaissance i.eCTE-0 CLASS CUFS 250 ! E0 VJHlTT 0 is an inspired term for Commencement). But we need not have worried. Many of us will continue to live mediaeval lives wherever we happen to be; to wage war against people whose opinions we do not understand, and to carry the Spirit of the Dark Ages far beyond the limits of a college campus. Feminist Matters political Make one so critical Thoughtful and practical Shrewd and pragmatical Quite patriotical Partial and cynical! Problems! so ethical Seem enigmatical; What is a voter to do? Am 1 a radical Wild and fanatical Or an intractible Stable standpatical? Tell me instantical I am quite frantical — Which one becomes me most, Red. white or blue? Secret Society Say, campus has a certain clique, I wonder if you ' ve seen them, too; They ' re not particularly chic Nor well-to-do, But yet unique. They have an air Of savoir faire And we-belong-here, so to speak. I envy them indeed because They work together quite a lot. Last Saturday, I guess it was, Or maybe not — Oh, yes it was — It just occurred To me, Absurd That we can ' t do what this crowd does. They have their fun; one drives a car That holds them all when they go out — Not that they ever travel far — They sing about How dry we are, In unison; Does anyone Still wonder who these gangsters arc? I ' ve seen them walking down the street Abreast with shovels on their backs; They always make the campus neat And clear the tracks Of snow and sleet — In fall, it ' s leaves, One rakes, one heaves, And gets them out from under feet. The shovel army digs the beds, Or dredges Paradise at times; They have more use for level heads, Than making rimes. They work in sheds. They heave the coal; And there ' s a hole That serves as club when night descends. There was a great deal of nonsense that we wanted to insert in this page which, though it had little to do with the college, had, none the less, been written down in the classroom. For instance, the following came straight from Mr. Rice ' s class in 18th century litera- ture: It seems difficult to supposes - , that the hale and hearty Josie, Could be anything but rosey, but you see, Her maid ' s blush was only painting, that her cheek was always tainting, And she could not help her fainting at a tea. Then one day amid the teacups, she was pestered with the heecups, And she quickly shattered three cups with her jerking. When she saw what she had shattered, and how much those teacups mattered, Her ability was flattered into working. J8L JHATTFCED TttftTE If a heecups case exposes, three such exquisite Limoges, To destruction, it disposes one to be set By a strange and haunting mooning, to see if a fit of swooning. Will not finish up by ruining a whole tea set. So ;he took up her position, to the doorway to the kitchen. When the servant brought the dish in, she ' d be ready. For she knew the sight of China (everywhere but in a diner), (If expensive, that much finer!) made her heady. Bl THF O0OR WAV T-a THE tflTtHt 251 With a full faint cry of Hoo- ray! as the tray came through the doorway, She crashed headlong to the floorway, as the plates flew far and wide. When from her fit she ' d woken, not a dish of them was broken, Pullman cups! We just were joking, said the host, but Josie ' d died. And of course, that leads us straight to: Mercy, Percy, how red you look, You must have been reading a naughty book! But that is not quite original. We must admit we spend a great deal of time in the classroom, inscribing that different ways on our scratchpad, just as How now, brown cow has come to find a home in many of our note-books, but they are neither of them origi- nal, nor yet part of the professor ' s lectures. And that ' s final. The other day we took a stroll about the campus and got the consensus of opinion about the class. The following are the result of careful thinking and honor- able voting, and if we ' d had time, we could probably have gotten up a good fooball Eleven. Most Simple — Simons seems to have this, but simply because of the nursery rhymes. Craziest about Boys — -Boies, of course. And why not? Most whimsical — Margot Johnson stuffed the ballot on this one. Most exotic — Nancy Hamilton wins this hands down; in fact she won ' t humiliate the rest of the college by putting it to a vote. Most Human — (Very soon we are going to stop playing games with Ella ' s name, but really it ' s such a temptation.) Most likely to succeed — Heigh-ho. We think Herbie Hoover and Lindbergh about tie on this one. Comparative Anatomy My dear, I declare, your most excellent car Has the low-swinging lines of a dinosaur. It runs quite as smoothly, it growls and it jumps, And behaves just exactly their way when it bumps. Sometimes I have wondered in self righteous rage If we have progressed from the Jurassic Age, And if this is progress; — the life is not bad, But it takes no more brains than the dinosaur had. The traffic is terrible — look at the deaths: — On campus we ' re busy just catching our breaths. Some time in the future (this cannot be hid) We will kill off each other. (The dinosaurs did.) T1E50 ZjO ' C e£N % No, I have no car up this spring, some omission Prevented my getting a driving permission. t£ G EVOLUTION When the President of Student Council walks in on your mid-morning cigarette — Be nonchalant — Light another. [ 252 h V The Editors of the 1930 Year Book wish to express their gratitude to the following members of the College whose advice and assistance have made this volume possible: Elizabeth Atkins Virginia Crane Adelaide Hayes Frances Rich Claire Thomas Mr. George P. Hyde .1930 [ 253 ; Index of Advertisements Angotti 13 Army and Navy Store 10 Bachrach 16 Beckmann ' s 14 Belanger-Zessin 7 Bicknell 5 Boyden ' s 8 Bridgeman Lyman 6 Dorothy Brooks 8 Butler Ullman 7 E. C. Chandler 15 College Studio 8 College Taxi 6 The Colonial 13 Cotrell Leonard 14 Class of 1930 17 Class of 1 93 1 9 Class of 1932 12 Class of 1933 15 Dewhurst 7 Draper Hotel 13 George D. Emerson Si Co 8 Exiner Sport Shoppe 14 W. J. Fleming 5 Francis Hat Shoppe 14 Goldwasser ' s 15 Frank Brothers 15 The Green Dragon 11 Hampshire Book Shop 13 Hanover Inn 4 Higgins 6 Howard-Wesson Co 11 Kingsley ' s 7 LaSalle Taft 13 William Liddell Co 11 R. H. Macy Co 4 The Manse 10 Mary Marguerite Tea Shoppe ... 8 McCallum 14 I. Miller 14 David J. Molloy Co 5 Music House 7 Hotel Northampton 6 Plymouth Drug Shop 10 Hotel Puritan 10 Ridge Shop 6 Hotel Roosevelt 10 Smith College Weekly 17 Spaulding-Sinclair 13 Sweetheart Tea House 5 Tiffany Co 3 Walsh ' s 10 Woodworth 8 Tiffany Co. Jewelers Silversmiths Stationers Quality-Through Generations Mail Inquiries Receive Prompt Attention Fifth Avenue 37- Street NewYork It ' s SMART to be THRIFTY MACY ' S 34th STREET BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY When visiting Dartmouth College, reserve accommodations at : : : : THE HANOVER INN Hanover, N. H. A. P. Fairfifxd, Manager Thoroughly modern hotel on the corner of the college campus Compliments of A Friend Fleming ' s Shoes Are y ncky Because they arc- casually conspicuous and lend grace to the foot, and individuality to the costume. Hosiery to Match or Harmonize Fleming ' s Boot Shop 189 Main Street SWEETHEART TEA HOUSE SPECIALTIES FRIED CHICKEN AND WAFFLES WAFFLES AND MAPLE SYRUP PURE MAPLE SYRUP PRODUCTS Open all day — May 1st to Nov. 1st Alice Brown MOHAWK TRAIL Shelburne Falls Mass. The cover for this annual was created by The DAVID J. MOLLOY CO. 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois £ ry Mol!o Mod C.«.r btar, .(.,. trad mark on ih« bock lid. The Store Where You Get Your Gym Shoes For Twenty-five Years J Wc have sold shoes to the girls of Smith College, while they were here and after they had left Alma Mater. ( We send shoes all over the country to the girls who left college years ago and those who left but last year. I We send them ANYWHERE on approal, and we suited the girls so well while they were here that they KNOW what we can do and keep in touch with us year after year. Shoes, Hosiery, Silt Scarfs, Wool Gloves and Mufflers. You ' ll always find the old prompt service at Bic nell ' s H. E. BICKNELL NORTHAMPTON, MASS. 158 Main Street :: opposite Draper Hotel Bridgeman Lyman Northampton, Mass. Extend Greetings to the Class of ' 30 and Thank Them for Their Patronage Send Us Your Mail Orders for SMITH Class Boo s, Song BooJ s, Banners and Pennants, Stationery, Verse and Anything Else in the Boo and Stationery Line Horn Northampton An Inn of Colonial Charm Hotel Northampton OLD in Experience of What is NEW EXCELLENT ROOMING ACCOMMODATIONS AND DELICIOUS FOOD 125 Rooms Main Dining Room Coffee Room Sun-Room Tavern Private Dining Rooms Lewis N. Wiggins, Manager PHONE College Taxi Go. RIDGE SHOP Women ' s Sports Wear Tailored Apparel Qompliments of WILLIAM HIGGINS FINE SHOES at Reasonable Prices The Musical Center of Northampton The Music House 143 MAIN STREET Pianos Sheet Music Victrolas Records KINGSLEY ' s INCORPORATED Candies [ce Cream Luncheon Sodas Toilet Artie les Imported Perfumes Finger Waves Marcels Belanger - Zessin Nestle Circuline Permanent Wave 277 Main Street Northampton Phone 688 From Abroad CABLE US From Your Home WRITE US We will deliver flowers to your friends in ' Hamp, or elsewhere BUTLER ULLMAN Flowers Our Shop is Convenient to You - - - We are centrally located; those little adjustments that your glasses occasionally need are only matters af a few minutes ' work. CJ We pride ourselves that our interest in you does NOT end with your original purchase. J Prescription work, mail and telegraph orders are finished same day received. Opticians to your President ' s family and the majority of the Faculty, Heads of Houses and Students. O. T. DEWHURST Registered Optometrists and Prescription Opticians 201 Main Street opposite City Hall Telephone 184-W BOYDENS The Home of Good Food Students and Alumnae Always Welcome SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PARTIES 196-200 Main Street Northampton - Mass. THE GIFTS THE THING at The Dorothy Brooks Shop 18 GREEN STREET The Mary Marguerite For Luncheon, we eat at the Mary Marguerite; For Tea, we meet at the Mary Marguerite; For Dinner, we dine at the Mary Marguerite Yes, 21 STATE is the Mary Marguerite. The Mary Marguerite George D. Emerson Go. Wholesale Grocers Largest Distributors in New England of High Grade Canned Fruits and Vegetables BOSTON, MASS. WOODWORTH Ladies ' Hairdresser Permanent Wave a Specialty 245 MAIN STREET Telephone 2390 Northampton, Mass. O. J. Bonneau, Prop. G 1 s ■ ■■ B O IBI T L L IrH U E iit i D G mi in I E I Mil O 215 Main Northampton Street mass. Compliments of The Class of 1931 A POPULAR HOTEL for those who appreciate the charm of the unusual One block from Fifth Avenue and the shops — two from the theatres — direct underground connection with the Grand Central Station. Dancing nightly in the Qrill The Roosevelt Madison Ave. at 45TH St., New York Edward Clinton Fogg — Managing Director The Plymouth Drug Shop 31 WEST STREET Agents for Elizabeth Arden Toilet Preparations Dry Cleaning, Dyeing and Fine Launderer Pressing WALSH ' S 23 Green Avenue Telephone 409-R Next to New Gym Hotel Puritan 390 Commonwealth Ave. The Distinctive Boston House on the approved list Army and Navy Store 32 Pleasant Street We Carry a Complete Line of Riding and Hiding Goods at Low Prices The MANSE An Old Colonial Home with Modern Comforts 54 Prospect St. Northampton, Mass. Good Food — Homelike Atmosphere Table d ' Hote or a la Carte Service Rooms for Transient Guests 10 Engravers and ' Publishers of J5etter College Annuals WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Engravers and Publishers of this book Gold Medal Brand Irish Linen Table Damasks are an infallible sign of good taste. Discriminat- ing purchasers will find them on sale by R. H. Stearns Co. in Boston. WILLIAM LIDDELL and COMPANY 53 WHITE STREET NEW YORK MILLS AT BELFAST, IRELAND THE GREEN DRAGON 229 MAIN STREET Visit The Qreen Dragon When in TSleed of Qijts 11 Compliments of Tke Class oi 1932 12 Draper Hotel, Inc. ioo Rooms with Private Baths and Running Water Popular Priced Cafeteria and Dining Room with Tables and P ooths Northampton ' s Most Popular Hotel Compliments of LASALLE and TAFT Manufacturers of Frozen Delicacies 1 1 HAWLEY STREET NORTHAMPTON Query: How many of you in 1930 arc- leaving College with a Good Library? 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