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Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1931 volume:

. 1 SMITH COLLEGE YEAR BOOK 1931 CLASS OF 1931 5MITH COLLEGE IMiTH COLLEGE CLASS OF ODD □ Helen Paull Kirkpatrick, Editor Matilda Bradford Day, Associate Editor Janice Edna Tarlin, Business Manager MMM ' RZJZ ZMJZMMMM SOPHIA SMITH . THATfar- -seeing pioneer who, with stal- wart and undaunted will, more than a half century ago, laid the foundation of Smith College B THE SOPHIA SMITH HOMESTEAD DEDICATION TO WHOSE personal interest and helpful advice have been continually en- couraging throughout our college course Alma Mater Words by Henrietta Sherry, ' 10 Mimic 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. FOREWORD TO THE CLASS OF 1931 [ OR those here and elsewhere who with the old traditions have carried on the new curriculum XL$L JfiL B at 1 ° V ' . ■ ' •Ms , « g B-MttW Bv £ — - - E i . m B . v- 1 : « ■ •■ ' S St . V ' - ' t, • ! ■ ■ H V ' . Sk fll , mr - jflL-y _ m . _ -— _ - ■ President Neilson The Board of Trustees William Allan Neilson, Ph.D., Ll.D., Litt.D. President Paul Joseph Sachs, A.B., Ll.D. .... George Stanley Stevenson, A.M., Vice-President John Elliott Oldham, A.M. . Harry Emerson Fosdick, A.M., D.D., Ll.D James Handasyd Perkins, A.B. Elizabeth Cutter Morrow, B.L. Ruth Standish Baldwin, A.B. . Archibald Victor Galbraith, A.B. Alta Smith Corbett, A.B. Ada Louise Comstock, A.M., Litt.D., Ll.D Josephine Sewall Emerson, B.L. Harriet Bliss Ford, B.L. Mariam Titcomb, B.L. , S.T.D. , L.H.D. Northampton Cambridge Hartford, Conn. Boston New York Greenwich, Conn. Englewood, N. J. New Canaan, Conn. Easthampton Portland, Ore. Cambridge New York New York Cincinnati, Ohio [20] Administrative Officers Laura Wooi si i Lord Scales, li.L. Warden Elsie Prist on Leonard, A.K. Purchasing Agent George Palmer Hyde, A.B., Ll.B. Treasurer Marjorie Hope Nicholson, Ph.D. Dean Anna Mann Richardson, M.D. College Physician Mabelle Babcock Blake, Ed. D. Personnel Director k _ ft a [221 3n Unnnrtam 3lratt (Elark (Ealjnnn [23] Class Deans Mary Merrow Cook, B.S. Dean of the Class of 19} 1 Leona C. Gabel, Ph.D. Dean of the Class of 19)2 Helen Jeannette Peirce, A.M. Dean of the Class of 193} Margaret Hill Peoples, Ph.D. Dean of the Class of 19 }4 f24| nui ' Ttru Faculty of Instruction William Allan Neilson, Ph.D., Ll.D., [..II. I)., LlTT.D. President and Professor of English Language and Literature William Francis Ganong, Ph.D. Professor of Botany and Director of the Botanic Garden Fr-vnk Allan- Watlrman, Ph.D. Professor of Physics knst Heinrich Mensel, Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of Germanic Languages and Literature Julia Harwood Caverno, A.M. Professor of Greek on the John M. Greene Foundation Elizabeth Dllring Hanscom, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature on the Mar} Augusta Jordan Foundation Alfred Vance Churchill, A.M. Professor of the History and Interpreta- tion of Art anil Director of the Smith College Museum of Art Harriet Williams Bigelow, Ph.D. Professor of Astronomy on the Eliza Appelton Haien Foundation Everett Kimball, Ph.D. Professor of Government Carl Frederick Augustus Lange, Ph.D. Professor of German Language and Literature Louise Delpit, Concours Certificat Lettres, O.A. Professor of French Language and Literature on the Helen and Laura Shed J Foundation David Camp Rogers, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology [261 Sidni i Nor ion Di i i, Ph.D. Professor of Greek on the I. (.ink, Seelye Foundation and ( uratot of tht Museum oj Classical Antiquities Harriet Redfield Cobb, A.M. Professor of Mathematics Rkh rd Ashley Rice, A.M. Professor of English Language and Literature Florence Alden Gragg, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature John C. Hildt, Ph.D. Professor of History on the Sydenham Clark Parsons Foundation Rebecca XX ' ilder Hoi mis Professor of Music on the Henr) Dike Sleeper inundation [27] Amy Louise Barbour, Ph.D. Professor of Greek Language and Literature Mary Belle McElwain, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literal in . William Dodge Gray, Ph.D. Professor of History H. Edward Wells, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry on the Gates Foundation Suzan Rose Benedict, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Arthur Ware Locke, A.M. Professor of Music ' 281 m mjErg Roi Dickinson Welch, A.B. Mrs. l. ' i ofessoi of Mtisit Osmond I. Robert, B. EsL. (Lille) Professor of French Languagi jiiJ Literaturt Frank Hamilton Hankins, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology on the Mar} Huggins Gamble I oundation William A. Orton, M.A. (Cantab.) M. Si . (Lond.) Professor of Economics and Sociology n son Tow mi NO Modi,, Mus. B. Professoi of Music Edna Aston Shearer, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy [29] Samuel Ralph Harlow, Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature Howard Rollin Patch, Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of English Language and Literature vl Robert Lieder, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Robert Withington, Ph.D. Officer de L ' Instruction Publiqui Professor of English Language and Literatnn Howard Madison Parshley, Sc.D. Professor of Zoology Werner Josten Professor of Music [30] ill IKEMAN, I ' ll. I). Professor o) Education and Director oj the Smith College Xm School and the Cooperative Nursery School William Sentman Taylor, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology ESTHER Cl.OUDMAN DUNN, Ph.D. (LOND.) Professor of English Language tinJ Literature Anna Mann Richardson, M.D. College Physician |osi i h KihHR, Ph.D. Professor of German Language and Literature Margarlt RooKt. M.A. tOxoN.) Professor of Italian Language and Literature [31] Arthur Taber Jones, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Emily Ledyard Shields, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature Eleanor Shipley Duckett, M.A., (Cantab.), Ph.D., D. Lit. (Lond.) Professor of Latin Language and Literature Frances Grace Smith, Ph.D. Professor of Botany smi Yereance Cann, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Abbie Mabel O ' Keeee, M.D. Director of Medical Service [32] Vise ini Guilloton, Agrege dc l. ' L ' lUVlTMU ' Professor oj French Languagi an,l ih rature k lii is-. s wii ' sos, Ph.D. Professor of Zoology Alini Di ' n i i i i . Brevet Superieur Professor of French Language and Literature Jtn n-s Sum Brxi i k, l ' n.l). Professor of Religion and Biblical Literal mi mi the Charles N. Clark I iniiulalion M k Ellen Chase, Ph.D., Ln r.D. Professor of English Language and III, rat in i Marjoru How NicolsoNj Ph.D. Dean anJ Professor of English Language ' ' • ' Litt rature Sidney R. Packard, Ph.D. Professor of History Caroline Brown Bourland, Ph.D. Professor of Spanish Language ami Literature Ruth Goulding Wood, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Esther Lowenthal, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology on the Robert A. Woods Foundation List of Faculty Ph.D. L., A.M. (LOND. ) ELLEN PARMELEE COOK, A.M. ELIZABETH SPAULDING MASON, A.B. LOUISA SEWALL CHEEVER, A.M. MARGARET ROOKER BRADSHAW, 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.] MARGARET BRACKENBURY CROOK, B.A. ISABELLE WILLIAMS BARNEY, O.A. . MARY MERROW COOK, B.S. . HELEN ASHHURST CHOATE, Ph.D. . CLARENCE KENNEDY, Ph.D. . LIZBETH R. LAUGH TON. A.B. . ALICE M. HOLDEN, Ph.D. . ELLIOTT M. GRANT, Ph.D. MABELLE BABCOCK BLAKE, Ed.D. HAROLD UNDERWOOD FAULKNER, P SAMUEL ATKINS ELIOT, JR., A.B. . ELIZABETH ANDROS FOSTER, Ph.D, ELIZABETH FAITH GENUNG, M.S. . HELENS CATTENES, DOCTOR DE L ' UNIVERSITE DE PARIS OLIVER WATERMAN LARKIN, A.M. . RENE GUIF.T, A.M., Lie. Es.L. CARY FRANKLIN JACOB, Ph.D. CATHARINE ELIZABETH KOCH, AM., VERA LEE BROWN, Ph.D. YVONNE IMBAUI.T-HUART, Agregation Pi HAROLD EDWARD ISRAEL, Ph.D. . K. FRANCES SCOTT, Ph.B., M.D. JOHN WOODS DUKE HOWARD AUGUSTUS MEYERHOFF, A.M MERLE EUGENE CURTI, Ph.D. . DOROTHY SEARS AINSWORTH, Ph.D. MIGUEL ZAPATA v TORRES, Ph.D. . MARY LILIAS RICHARDSON, A.M. . SARAH HOOK HAMILTON MARGARET WOOSTER CURTI, Ph.D. ANNE B. G. HART, A.M. ALPHONS P. A. VORENKAMP, HIST. ART. DOCT. BREWER GODDARD WHITMORE, A.M. .L.D. iere Partti Associate Professor of Chemistry Associate Professor of Chemist ' ) 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 Literaturt Professor of French Language and Literature and Dean of the Class of 19)1 . Associate Professor of Botany Assoi late Professor of Art Associate Professor of Spoken English Associate Professor of Got ernment Associate Professor of French Language and Literature Personnel Director and Associate Professor of Education Associate Professor of History Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Associate Professor of Bacteriology of French Language and Literature Associate Professor of Art of French Language and Literaturt Associate Professor of Spoken English Professor of Landscape Architecture Associate Professor of History of French Language and Literature Associate Professor of Psychology Associate Professor of Hygiene Associate Professor of Music Associate Professor of Geology and Geography . Associate Professor of History Associate Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education Associate Professor of Spanish Language and Literature As n n late Professo As sociate Professo Associate Ai n ute Professo and Literature Associate Professor of Latin Language Associate Professor of Mm5i Associate Professor of Psychology A tsot ute Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of Art . Associate Professor of Goxernment [34| I I).. T ,1 ond. I I ' M. I). M NN aim II CHENOT, V.M ..I | 1 S VM1 I I Nsl OVI . I ' m I) I hi ISI M K II BOURGOIN, Lie. 1 i.l MARIE Mil I II I I I LUCY I OKI i 11 RR VNGON, X M MARY EVELYN CLARKE, Ph.D (1 s McCLELLAN 111 II. .M. I El AND II II. U L, A.M. . II Mil DRI I) HOI DEN, A. II. I I R s Yl R OAK. Ph.D. CORTLAND VAN l kl 1 i w r GOROKHOl I ROM K I Ml RRII 1 Dl « 1 X MARY |AN1 GARBER, v.M mm n ROBINSON . ... H. LOUISA 1111 I IM.s. M. ll MRM1 IN ( UKTISS. A.M. M IRG Kl I GAL1 SCOTT, V.M PRISCILLA FAIRFIELD BOK. Ph.D. . LEAH l HOMAS .... i I ETA ( ANDIDA VEZZETTI, Diploma ABBV snow 111 ! DEN, A.B. Rl 111 w I NDE1 I ( OOPER, A. II. 1 R . Mi MIS. B.S. . LEONA C. GABE1 . Ph.D.. I R N IS r. S. POWELL . MADELEINE GUILLOTON, Lie. Es.L., A.M i PAUI INF. BURT, Ph.D. IR N(IS i MPBELL McINNES EDITH BURNETT, B.S. MAR nil STURM, Lh . Es.l ., Din II I7A11I 111 MAI D i OLLINS MARGARET HUM ' MacGREGOR, A.M AGNES CARR VAUGHAN, Ph.D. SARA B.U III -W IIG. M.S. MARGARET HILL PEOPLES. Ph.D. . GERTRUDE GOSS .... ANN ELIZABETH CHANEY, A.M. . MALRH I II 1 IS C ROSBY. A.M. RAYMOND PITMAN NEWTON ARVIN. All. RUTH MARGARET AGNIW DORIS SIFBERT, A.M. BLANCHE MITCHELL, A.M. AGNES THORSON LANDIS, RUTH ELIZABETH YOUNG DOROTHY CAROLIN BACON PERSIS COX CLARA WHITNEY CRANE, Ph.D. WAYNE EYER MANNING, Ph.D. . K THAK1NE LAMBERT RICHARDS, A.M CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH WILDER, A.M. DORCAS BRIGHAM, A.M. . HELEN JEANNETTE PEIRCE, A.M. . A.M. Super Magi Ai i tale ' Ml . ' ciat, Profti ' AttOl late Proftl 111 n in s Si [■! R1EURES ij ! n ' and Literature .,, , troll ' ol fbyiii i r ,,i Punch Language and Literature . .1 iali Profi oi oj A iati Profenot a) Art inociatt Profenot ■■: Pbiloiopby iat, Profntot a Pbii pl s . Anociatt Profestot I Mum Dire, lur • ) Kdmiition {ttociate Profttsot of Education i if Engliib Language and Literature Uiiitant Profettot o) ' bortl Unit ,. o) Spoken Englhb and Secretary « Ibt Faculty Aniitant Prof,.,,, o) spoken I n hih . Aniitant Profenot of Musii Uliitant Profenor -I Pbytii . ii of Engliib Language and literature Attittnnt Profettot of tr ,r Attittani Profettot of Astronomy Attiitant Profettot of Hygiene and Pbytical Education itero Vssistant Profestot of Italian Language and Literature ittant Profenot of Hygiene and Pbytical Education Attiitant Profettot of Sunken English Assistant Profettot o) Sp-kcn Engliib tant Profettot of Hiitory, and Dean of the Clan of 19)2 Assistant ProfeilOl of Striken English inittani Profenot of French Language and literature ssistani Profenot of Cbtmhtry Aititlant Profenot of Hygiene and Pbytical Education nittanl Profettot of Hygiene and Pbytical Education Atiistant Profenot of Piyebology .As I Ft M. A. (Toronto) A.M. , A.M. Ph.D. .D. CM. (McGILLI A.M. MARINE ELIZABETH LELAND, P ROBERT FRANK COLLINS, A.M. IAMES JEROME GIBSON, PhD WINIFRED A. BLAMPIN. M.D DOROTHY DAY, Ph.D. . MAITLAND DE GOGORZA . ERNEST CHARLES DRIVER, Ph.D 1 W 11 HUM kAUFMANN. Ph.D. E. FRANCES STILW ' EI.L, A.M. . WILLIAM BEAUMONT SCATCHARD, Mus.B., CYRUS FLINT STIMSON, JR.. A.M MARGARET ALEXANDER MARSH KARL SCOTT PUTNAM, B.S. A. . W. ROLFE BROWN, S.T.M. EVELYN BUCHAN, A.M. . DELPHINE FITZ DARBY, A.M. . HELEN M. DEANE, A.B., B.S., M.D. AMBROGIO DONINI, Ph.D. .Rome) DOROTHY WOLE DOUGLAS, Ph.D. MADELINE PARKER GRANT, A.M KATHERINE GEE HORNBEAK. PhD RUTH LEE KENNEDY, A.M. CARL LUDWIG LOKKE. A.M. . ESTHER R. OWENS, A.B.. C.P.A. EDNA D. RAMSEYER. B.S. VINCENT M. SCRAMUZZA, Ph.D. E FRANCES WELLS. Ph.D. lani Profenot of Education and Principal ol t e Smith College lias School Aniitanl Profenor f Engliib Language and Literature Attittani Profettot ol Greek Language and literature . Attittani Profenor ol Botany nch Language and Literature and Dean ol the Clan of I9N Attittani Profenot ol Hygiene and Phyiical Education iniliant Profenor of German language and Literature Attiitant Profettot of Education Attittani Profenor of M iii Attittani Profenot ol Engliib language and Literature Aunt nit Profenor of Engliib Language and Literature Kssistani Profenor of Mm, Attittani Profenor of Italian Language and Literature Attittani Professor of Psychology Asintanl Professor of Italian Language and Literature Assistant Profenor of Economic! and Sociology Assistant Profenor of Musi, Assist ant Professor of Engliib Language and Literature . Attiitant Professor of Botany Assistant Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature and litre, tor of Religion, Work and Social Sen ire Aniitant Profenor of Engliib Language and Literature . Amstaut Professor of Rotany Prolenot ol Spanish language and literature and Dean ol the Clatt of I9i) issislant Profenor of French Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Geology and Geography Aniitanl Professor of Piyebology Aniitant Ph ,t, tan . Attiitant Professor of Botany Aniitant Professor of Art Assistant Professor of Zoology Assistant Profenor ol German Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Zoology Assistant Professor of Mufit Assistant Professor of Art Assistant Profenor of . Aniitanl Assistant Professor of Rellgl, Assistant Profenor ■• ' ttan Assista Economic! and Sociology Profettot I Ar, hitectnre and Biblical Literat ure I , onomii i and Sociology Assistant Professor of Art Assistant Physician ut Profenor of Italian Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Economic! and Sociology Assistant Professor of Zoology Assistant Profenor of Engliib Language and Literature Assistant Profenor of Spanish Language and Literature Assistant Profenor of Hi, lory . Aniitant Profenor of Economtct and Sociology . Amstant Profenor of Botany Assistant Profenor of History Assistant Prifrnor of Piyebology [351 l. R|ORIE WILLIAMS, A.M. i HARI.OTTE GERTRUDE GL ' ILER, A.M II NNE SEIGNEUR GUIET. Bkiui Superieur, KM. AMY I INDNER NORA M. MOHLER, A.M RUTH LYDIA SAW, Ph.D. (Lond.) |EAN STRACHAN WILSON, Ph.D. (Lond.i CHARLES ALBRO BARKER, A.B. ROBERT JORDAN CARNER, A.M. ELIZABETH LATHROP CHANDLER, B.A. (Oxon.) MARION L. De RONDE, A.B. . HANNA FAY FATERSON. Ph.D. KATHLEEN ELLFN HARTWFLL, A.M. CAROLINE HEMINWAY. A.M. . ELSIE CAROLINE ROSSMEISL, A.B. MARY LOUISE SMITH BOARDMAN, A.M. HELEN ELIZABETH BUTTS, A.M. Ml( HFLE F. CANTARELLA. A.M. ELIZABETH IOYCE CRATSLEY, A.M. . HELEN DAVENPORT LUMI.EY . MARIETTA EMMA DETTI, Diploma di Magistero GERTRUDE HELEN COSGROVE DUNHAM, A.M ROSS LEE FINNEY, JR., A.B. . ANITA . FORD, Ph.D. EITHERA MAY IDE, A.B. . MARGARET KEMP, A.M. . . ELISABETH KOFFKA, Ph.D. (Giessen) MELVA ELIZABETH LIND, A.B., Docteur de L ' U MARJORIE DEWEY MORSE, JR., A.B W ' ALBURGA A. PETERSEN, Ph.D. PRUDENCE WRIGHT WALLIS, A.B. HFLEN CHENEY MILLER. A.B. . A. GERALDINE WHITING, M.S. HELEN HULBERT BLAGUE, A.B. VIRGINIA CORWIN, A.B., B.D. BIANCA DEL VECCHIO, Diploma di Migistero ELIZABETH GRAHAM FRAME, M.A. (Dalhousie ANNE GASOOL, A.M. MARY ELIZABETH HAMILTON, A.B., R.N HELEN MUCHNIC, A.M. RICHARD HOWELL POST, B.S. KATHERINE P. REDING, A.M. . IEANNE SALEIL, Diplomc DT.tudes Superieur. MARGARET STORRS, Ph.D. MARY A. WAGNER, B.S. . EDNA REES WILLIAMS, A.M. HELENE PAQUIN CANTARELLA, A.M. ELEANOR DOWNING, A.M., B.Litt. (Oxon.) MARIE BATEMAN BRAINERD, A.M. EMILY NEWHALL BROWN, A.B. MARGARET TUFTS HAMLIN DOROTHY RUTFI CORCORAN, A.B. CHRISTINA LOCHMAN, A.B. EISA MARGAREETA SIIPOLA. A.B. HELEN LAURIAT BISBING, A.B. ROSALIND EBERSBACH, A.B. HELEN HINES GEISINGER, A.B. ELIZABETH GREGORY PERKINS, A.M EISA ANNA RENDAHL, A.M. . ARNOLD TOLLES, A.M. DOUGLAS A. THOM, M.D. MARTHA COM AN Super trui I ilea Instructor In, : III lor Instructor Instrui tin Instrui to ' ln,tru, tor Instructor in Aitronomj Instructor in Astronomy Instructor in French Language and Literature Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Instructor in Physic I Instructor in Philosophy Instructor in History Instructor in History i, trio tor in Spanish Language and Literature hi, tru, tor in English Language and Literature Instructor in Music Instructor in Psychology InstructOl in English Language and Literature Instructor in Geology and Geography Instructor in Botany n trench Language and Literature Instructor in Zoology n Italian Language and Literature Instructor in Art n Hygiene and Physical Education u Italian Language and Literature tor in German Language and Literature Instructor ill Mu,i, tor in French Language and Literature Instructor in Economics and Sociology Instructor in Botany Instructor in History Instructor in French Language and Literature Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Instructor in Zoology Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Instructor in Zoology Instructor in Botany Instructor in Music Religion and Biblical Literature Instructor in Music Instructor in Zoology trench Language and Literature I intiui tor in Hygiene Instrui tor in English Language and Literature Instructor in Zoology In, true tor in Spain,!} Language and Literature Instructor in trench Language and Literature n English Language and Literature and Philosophy and principal of the Co-operatii e Nursery School Instructor in English Language and Literature In, triu tor in trench Language and Literature Instructor in English Language and Literature . Assistant in Psychology Assistant in Economics and Sociology . Assistant in Chemistry Assistant in Chemistry Assistant in Geology . Assistant in Phychology Assistant in Musil . Assistant in Phychology . Assistant in Chemistry Assistant in Geology and Geography . Assistant in Psychology Visiting Lecturer in Economics and Sociology Consultant in Mental Hygiene Director « Publicity Instrui In, tin, lor Secretaries and Office Assistants ANXETTA ISABFL CLARK, A.B., A.M HFLEN LOUISE BAXTER . . PAULINE G. CARDINAL . . MILDRED MARY O ' BRIEN MARY PARDEE AI LISON, A.B. FLORENCE ELIZABETH YOUNG, A.M MARY ELIZABETH MENSEL, A.B. MARY SVOBODA LAMB H. ESTELLE SMITH, A.B. . PATRICIA CASSIDY, A.B. |OY SECOR, A.M. MARY CECELIA SALVO MARY HANNIGAN HINNESSY AMY AMANDA FARGO, A.B. GLADYS DINGLEDINE D1GGS, A. BARBARA DAMON SIMISON, A.B. HELEN JOSEPHINE DRAKE Srr re tar to the President and of the Board of Trusted Assistant Secretary in the President ' s Office Assistant Secretary in the Presidents 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 Administrate e Board . Assistant in the Class Deans ' Office Associate Registrar Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office Assistant in tie Registrar ' s Office Assistant in t he Reg istrar ' s Offi cc Assistant in tie Registrar ' s Office Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office Assistant in the Board of Admission 36 e V m - [37] May Roberta Ackerman 20 Lennox Street Beverly, Mass. Margaret Elizabeth Adams 574 Frost Avenue Rochester, N. Y. Norma Sinclair Adam 129 Castle Street Great Barrington, Mass. Ruth Dorothy Alpert 1114 Dixwell Avenue New Haven, Conn. Dorothy Gaul Adams 5 1 West Court Street Cortland, N. Y. 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Nancy Louise Boggess 5020 Swiss Avenue Dallas, Texas Florence Elizabeth Bragdon 7 Peasenhall Lane Cincinnati, Ohio Claribel Day Bonynge 99 8 1 Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Esther Dixwell Brewer 100 Unquowa Hill Bridgeport, Conn. 146] Mavena Patricia Bru hi i 14 Olcoti Avenue Bernardsville, . J. Prim hi S i ord Bkh« n I $30 1 asi Ai enue Rochester, N. Y. A m [osephine Brooks 4J9 School Street Athol, Mass. Laura Ashley Brundagi 709 Varnom Street, N. V. Washington, 1). ( Alice M i Brow 95 Linden Blvd. Brooklyn. X. Y. I In mi Frances Bm in 3901 Connecticut Avenue Washington, D. C. Marian Buchman 12 5 Northern Avenue New York City Katherine Burch 754 Linwood Place St. Paul, Minn. Mary Isabelle Bullion Richfield Springs, N. Y. Elizabeth Neuscheler Butler 782 Summit Avenue River Edge, N. J. Elizabeth Jerusha Bunce 51 Oxford Street Hartford, Conn. Katherine Fullerton Bynum Macon Avenue Ashville, N. C [48] 1 I 1 Mil I II JOSl I ' lllNI ( MKNS 1 6 i ' ilJw ood enue Upper Montclair, N. J. si i Komi ii CaRDOZO • :s West I ml Avenue New York c n i I in i ti C wii ' iu i i III 1 inw nod Ro.ul Boston, Mass. Dorcas 1 d i Cari m 91 Edwin Place Ashville, N. C. J I CURRI] ( ll ' ll I I I ; s Middlesex Street Springfield, Mass. S k Newnham Carlton Stetson (our! Williamstown, Mass. W Harriet Dm ami id Carter 1134 Madison Avenue New York City Hazel Chapman 1028 Longmeadow Street Longmeadow, Mass. Margaret Bruce Carter 701 Western Avenue Joliet, 111. Mary Fuller Chase Box 295 Dunedin, Fla. Barbara Walton Chandler 323 Warren Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Sarah March Chase 3 East 60 Street New York City [so] (,l (. S ( Ml Nanling I ee I [aining Road Shanghai, c hina I ll I I ( I MM ' f9 I .ims Road Brookline, Mass. |0S1 PHIN] 1 1 1 Mil 1 ll ( KUR( H 1027 Valley Lane Cincinnati, Ohio Mi k Ardi 111 Cofi IN 105 Bayeau Road New Rochelle, N. V. Louisi Farsom Ci mi l(,ii 1 3 24 Scott Avenue Hubbard Woods, 111. Gertrude Cohen 2 5 Marengo Park Springfield, Mass. 151] Helen Norton Coleman 540 West California Street Pasadena, Cal. Helen Cuseck Connolly 218 High Street Newburyport, Mas;. Ruth Collier 2 1 Green Street Gardner, Mass. Catherine Cooke 10 Jefferson Street Auburn, N. Y. Emily Veronica Collins 46 Griggs Road Brookline, Mass. ■. 1 Caroline Ladd Corbett 3 30 Greenwood Road Dunthorpe, Portland, Ore. 152] DOROI l ( o iiki i n Quince) A enue Sc i inton, Pa. Doris ( ki ich h .12 A enue A Bayonne, N. I. Kl 111 TAJ M l.l (.V. Mill I SIS North Fountain Avenue Springfield, Ohio c i m rim Elizabi ih Crook 3 17 South Penn Street Wheeling, West Virginia |i ssii Bi lh Crane 70 East 72 Street New York City Elizabeth Murdock Cross 1 l Hillside Avenue Winchester, M.isx. 53! [SADORE GOODNOW CUTLER South Sudbury, Mass. Rachel Dearborn Darling 2 8 Kingsbury Street Gardiner, Me. Katherine Elkins Daniels Lake Geneva, Wis. Mary Eleanor Davis 349 West Scotland Street Williamsburg, Va. Virginia Frances Danson Glendale, Ohio Helen Cleveland Dawl 1 8 Leonard Street Greenfield, Mass. [54] ?ium?Tq I I I F N 1) 4-t 1 [ighland Street New I l.n en, C linn. 1 1 or] nci Anna di 1 1 n 50 Morningside Drive New nrk ( in M i ii n 11k mii oki Day 1 120 1 ifcfa Avenue New York City C h ki in 1 1 Di Wi i i Newfane, Vt. B RH K R 1 OI DS Dl C onasset, Mass. 1 ki 1 oi isi I ' ll Kl N 3 07 N. Neville Street Pittsburgh, Pj. L55] Josephine Hyde Dickerman R. F. D. 4 Painesville, Ohio Dorothy Constance Doani 106 Depew Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. El 1 nor Dickey 1 16 Princeton Street Springfield, Mass. Dora Harvey Donaldson Colonial Heights Tuckahoe, N. Y. Sylvia D ' lugasch 1 ?04 President Street Brooklvn, N. Y. Mary Comey Dorr Lancaster, Mass. [56] QS JS Elizabeth Douglas 2808 ! rederick Blvd. St. Joseph, Mo. ( ii mm Di C)i (, I )ROS! i s II OF in Eastern Parkway Brookl) n. N . if. |l 1 low [NC Harrington Park, N. J. ] [oPl I i 1 m i H Dlik.i u 28 Fort Street Fairhaven, Mass. Dorothy Louisl Dreikorn Wyckoff Park I [olj oke, Mass. Lillian 1 C r i h Dudi i i 179 Lake Shore Drive Chicag  , III. [57] Alice Dunning 31 Glen Road Wellesley Hills, Mass. Alice Lyon Egan 93 Kenyon Avenue Plainfield, N. J. Mildred Adele Durand 219 N East Avenue Vineland, N. J. Mary Erety Elmer 188 Hawthorne Street Brooklyn N. Y. Ruth Easton Lakesh ore Drive Coeur d ' Alene. Idaho B lanche Ethel Farrington 267 River Road Manchester, N. H. [58] r j A I II I BURl IN ' . Wll I Ktt I 1 I Wells River, Vt. l K IOK1 ( SI) ( I I I K(.L SON 361 C iiiniv St reel New Bedford, Mass. l ku Antoinetti 1 i nmi ki k Brayton Street Englewood, . |. 1 L I II 1 ] I I I 1 N I I M 5 3 Rcvell Avenue Northampton, Mass. I oi is] Addi man Fentress 1 127 Sheridan Road Hubbard Woods, 111. I Ml H I I 1 Cil K 1 I) 1123 I orest Avenue River Forest, III. [59] Mildred Ellis Flelt 404 N. Churcli Street Fayette, Mo. Elizabeth Fowler 1809 Girard Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. Mary Folsom 25 5 W. 90th Street New York City Harriet Frank. 401 Forest Avenue Avondale, Cincinnati, Ohio Jane Ford 3 96 Congress Place Pasadena, Cal. Helen Rundle Frazier 400 N. Downing Street Piqua, Ohio [60] 1 II I I 1 HI I M 277 1 low .ii J ent New I l.i ' i ii. ( .inn. Gwendolen K. Germond 1.4 eillle B Bayonne, . |. I OUISI (ROI IN (, NKDNFR Coraopolis I [eights Coraopolis, Pa. |o . 1 l l Is Getcheli 20S Prospect Street Woonsocket, R. I. M k-i JORD v G IRRISON 4 12 Farmington Avenue Hartford, Conn. l kion Rom rm Ci w IN 230 Arlington Place Birmingham, Ala. [61] In i ian Shirley Gibbs 70 5 A Wardman Park Hotel Washington, D. C. Harriet Woodbridge Gilfillan 70 5 W. Walnut Street Kalamazoo, Mich. Marian Baker Gifford 2 5 Hawthorne Street Lynn, Mass. Elizabeth Bowen Gill 73 5 Prospect Avenue Hartford, Conn. Lois Gilbert 911 W. 7 Street Plainfield, N. J. Alice Wilhelmina Gleysteen Presbyterian Mission Peking, China [62] lllUI ' i ' nj DoROl in I ' m i isi l ii S 1 Bedford Street I on Fort, Kingston, Pa. M K iomi ( ioi DM I IN 23 J I .i« rence Streei New 1 In en, ( onn. M r At gi stini Glynn 71 Upson Avenue insted, C onn. 1 I I 1 III m i ii Goodai I Main Streei Nov ington, ( onn. I i Sarah Goi i i n J02 X. 10 Streei 1 aston, Pa. 1 Ol ISI I I I C.K l I ' M K 1170 Fifth Avenue New York c a [63] Cynthia Graves 504 Fourth Avenue S. Jamestown, N. D. Phyllis Greenwalu 3 93 5 Reading Road Cincinnati, Ohio Vivian Greenberg 4721 14 Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Allene Hall 3 Fifth Avenue New York City Grace Emily Greene 1020 Spring Garden Street Easton, Pa. Jane Murphy Halle 2163 Harcourt Drive Cleveland, Ohio [64] F l u(. ui i An n HaNKINS 62 Kensington Avenue Northampton, Mass. I K . SKI I l)OK I I K 1 sji Dewej Avenue 1 [agerstow n, Md. Edith Anna 1 1 nson 220 Dartmouth Street New Bedford, Mass. [sador] Hat ii 8 3 Forest Street Newton Highlands, Mass. Norm Cha sm i k Harris ISSS Wolfe Street Little Rock. Ark. | M H  ll } I kl S 97 Heller Parkway Newark) X. J. [65] Dorothy Estabrook Hay Cragmoor Cape Elizabeth, Me. Sylvia Kendrick Hazelton 170 Sherwood Place Englewood, N. J. Margaret Elizabeth Hay East 93 20 Avenue Spokane, Wash. Genevieve Lucille Hedke 2607 Riverside Drive Trenton, Mich. Margaret Bradshaw Hays 93 Brookview Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. Frances Hinckley 32 Barrett Place Northampton, Mass. [66] M hi iokii Ai it i I I him ii 41 I s. Broadwa) c orpus i hrisi i, I ex. I ll SKI1 II V Hill 73 Vauxhall Street (« I ondon, ( nun. Jl S SI I I I 1 I 1 I ll II 111 IK K Woodbury, Conn. Doris Llizabeth Humphrey Euclid Beach Park Clcvcl.mil. Ohio 1)1 RS ID1 111 1 k . ri r 1 In. I) 99 Woodbridge Avenue Xe« H.ivcn, Conn. Hiiis Zikiii Iksi 407 Lincoln Wa) 1 . Massillon, Ohio [67] Mary Elizabeth Hunting 125 Dwight Street New Haven, Conn. Nancy Butler Hutton 616 Washington Street Wellesley, Mass. Mary W ' illard Huntington 145 Bloomfield Avenue Hartford, Conn. Katherine Irwin 43 Highland Avenue Newtonville, Mass. Olive Frances Hussey 3 Hall Avenue Nashua, N. H. Eleanor Grier Jack 204 Callendar Avenue Peoria, 111. [68] I III l J U OIIS 1018 I . K. ) Street i« ork 11 j l K(. Mu i Frances Jess 4 1 Fairfield Avenue Holyoke, Mass. Ki n J ( uns ! 4s 1 C.irr Avenue Memphis, Tenn. Christini Hvi rd Johnson 490 West End Avenue New York City Ruth 1 i i m hi |i n n ings R. F. D. y Fairfield, Conn. MYRA Louise Johnson 161 High Street Wadsworth, Ohio [69] Jean Kennedy Johnston 2654 Marion Avenue New York City Helen Elizabeth Jones 640 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Mary Elizabeth Jonas 106 S. 31 Avenue Omaha, Neb. Harriet Lindsay Jones 5 80 5 Mission Drive Kansas City, Mo. Esther Elizabeth Jones 78 N. Elm Street Northampton, Mass. Phoebe Folger Jordan 77 Pinckney Street Boston, Mass. [70] Doroi m Lois K win 1 I It Gage Si rcct Hubbard Woods, III. DOROTHI l U(, ki i Ki i i i I 7 Hamilton Road Glen Ridge, N. I I lc I K TZ 545 West End Avenue New York City K.ATH1 KIM Ki i si v 1 Pickerning Street Salem, M.iss. Si i m Ri K i 20 Lorraine Street 1 l.irt r ' ord. Conn. 1 1 x K l i so 400 Polo Drive Clayton, Mo. [71] Charlotee Hopkins Kidd 23 56 East Hill Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Hi i i N Paull Kirkpatrick Deerfield, Mass. Jane Brown Kidstox 338 Sixth Avenue LaGrange, 111. Anitra Fry Kline 34 Baker Avenue Beverly, Mass. Joy Kimball 138 Central Avenue Milton, Mass. Lila Edith Knight 3 6 Cooper Street Torrington, Conn. [72] I s I III R K MIX I is . Pleasant Street Holyoke, Mass. (ii m -. Heleni I k m k :i 1 Central Park Vi est New Vurk ( it ln DKI 1) 1 1 K k 1 1 i Kkoi i 20 5 St.itc Street Northampton, Mass. Mablj Iiori mini L Montagne 1 S Maple Street Northampton, Mass. K.ATHERIN] 1)1 MONTALANT LACKE1 2006 Columbia Road Washington, D. C. Margaret Lolim Ism 38 South Street Rockport. Mass. [73] Katherine Lannin 34 S. Goodman Street Rochester, N. Y. Grace Hoffman Laub 1272 Delaware Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Helen Olivia Lasker 64 Fairview Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. Alice Leavitt 78 Edwards Street Hartford, Conn. Irma Claire Lathrop Grove Avenue Pine Orchard, Conn. Dorothea Martha Lederer 1 Sea Side Avenue Milford, Conn. [74] mim ' ftru I Ii 1 1 M. m Iii 19800 Shelburnc Road Shaker I [eights ( lcvtl.uu), Ohio Marc ri i Lewerth 1 oresi I tills Inn Forest Hills, N. V. H A N NAH 1 I I Ii 1 I 1 1 1 I c i 17 Benedict Place IV Hum, N. Y. Almli I i is 292 5 Corydon Road Cleveland, Ohio Hll DA Ll INI }84 Hawthorne Street New Bedford, Mass. Norma Lydia Lies 21 S New York Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. [75] Katherine Wethered Lilly 302 Edgevale Road Baltimore, Md. Harriet Loutrel 270 Irving Avenue South Orange, N. J. Marion Frances Lissberger 270 Park Avenue New York City Janet Mitchell Love 1726 Calvert Street Baltimore, Md. Frances Eleanor Lo Bello 18 Maple Street Northampton, Mass. Marjorie Kay Lucas 44 Park Avenue Maplewood, N. J. [76] Frances m vrg mu i Lynch ii I dgewood Avenue New I In en, ( onn. c oNsn i n l Doi (. i i 228 Midland Avenue Montclair, V I K 1 III I 1 111 Mil Ml 1 ( DON I |1 169 Berkshire Road ( ley eland (eights, Ohio Eleanor Me I i roi 1-4 Voodlawn Avenue Albany, N. Y. I OK GLNIN(, M l HON NELL 901 1 .i Loma Road Pasadena, Cal. Marion King McInnes 1808 Spruce Street Philadelphia, Pa. [77] Nancy McKi i n 96 Dean Road Brookline, Mass. Lucie R OUYON Mackev 1001 Centra! 1 A venue Plainfield, N. J. Leah Jane McKelvey 1810 Volney Road Youngstown, Ohio Frances Anna McNitt 123 W. Market Street Lewistown, Pa. Helen Fuller McKenney Lincoln, Me. Mary Jennings Macee Sewickley, Pa. [78] ii ' ; ' ' tHi ir y% 7 r3lF lMi , i '  l , NOR I mil) M nsll M I i J Vose Avenue Snutli Orange, N. J. M KY l) l I M I I hO 1 109 Madison Avenue New York ( m Gladys | ne M m 5620 Forbes Street Pittsburgh, Pa, M K(, RI I | M l WW I I I Kirby, Oliio 1 i i nor Mai in mi S $9 Glenbrook Road Stamford, Conn. 1 li i i Iii m i ii Merritt 20 Main Street Williamsburg, Mass. 79] J Al QUI I INI Ml SSI H 1824 Hinman Avenue Evanston, 111. Janet Elizabeth Miller 1223 Fifth Stree: Portsmouth, Ohio Beulah Steinfeld Mllr 1111 Park Avenue New York City Elva Minuse 2 Park Lane Mount Vernon, N. Y. Helen Katherine Miller 620 Stewart Road Columbia, Mo. Grace Williamina Mitchell 4421 Colfax Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. [80] MS %e K i ii i Am mm Mm mi i I I60J Sluker Blvd. ( leveland, Ohio 1 1 u l in •. Moori 154a 1 lit ks Street Brooklyn, . Y. Klin A s I K i MlTCHELl 7u Oakland Place Buffalo, X. Y. FLORENCl ( IHIKIM MORIARTI 1 I 7 Massasoit Street Northampton, Mass. PaulINI Marg ki i Moor I ast Northfield, M.isv. l I 1 oi isi Morison 2312 I irst Avenue S. Minneapolis, Minn. [811 Edna Earle Morris 1631 15 Avenue S. Birmingham, Ala. Margaret Moulding 5741 Kenmore Avenue Chicago, 111. Ann Margaret Morrison 17673 Manderson Road Detroit, Mich. Mariorie Arleanne Mulligan 1101 W. Sixth Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Margaret Elizabeth Moss 10305 Lake Shore Blvd. Cleveland, Ohio Sonya Muraven 238 Morris Street Albany, N. Y. Wt ' i J ( KOI INI W II SON Muni i (. St. fames Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Constanci Veronica Needham 376 Ferry Street New Haven. I i Rich Mi ers 20 Ease Gaston Street s 11 innah, Ga. Cvrolin Pom t roy N ' twcoMB 2 34 Elm Street Northampton, Mass. Elizabi ih M Kit Nlebe S04 E. Main Street Meridan, Conn. Rit Louise Newmark 22? W. 86 Street New York City |83] Phoebe Ostrum Nichols 19 Hays Avenue Lexington, Mass. Mary Acnes O ' l.i mo 3 5 Irving Street Hartford, Conn. Florence Gwendolen 7 Niemann 200 S. Linden Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Elizabeth Allen Olmstead 9 5 Ashland Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Alison Lord O ' Brian 2600 Woddley Road Washington, D. C. Elizabeth Warren Olmsii d 122 Windsor Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. [84] I UN II ] SI I ( )l ' l ' l SMI IM 2681 icklow Road Shaker I [eights, Cleveland, Ohio l M(1 Al I I R IDS I ' lKKI 10J0 North Avenue ' - J I os Angeles, ( il. Elizabeth Pafi ki 89 Ramsen Street Brooklyn, . V. Cl air] Elizabeth P k n i r 61 East Avenue Pawtucket, R. I. Katherini Park ) S3 I decker Street i nglefl ood, N. |. |i s si M kii Parki r 64 Allenhurst Ro.id Buffalo, N. V. [351 Kathirine Lahm Parker Fort Sheridan, 111. Margaret Parrish Dorothy Brooks Paul 3 36 Central Park West New York City Margaret Parrish 432 Perry Street Paris, 111. Sarah Hill Pearson 69 Clitherve Lowell, Street Mass. Jeanne Lorene Passe 1 800 Summit Street Little Rock, Ark. Elizabeth Peirce 5 3 Main Street Stonington, Conn. [86] mmiwu I HI IS1 ! X 1 ! I ' l M1K1 [279 W. Boulevard leveland, Ohio Ruth M mon Pi kk 70 Elm Street Andover, Mass. I 1 1 Mil III I ' l KKISS } Banks Street Chicago, III. Lisi i i i El i ioi i Pi KSON IL s 514 Maple Avenue 1 Imir.i N. Y. Hi i i Marc i a Pi rki 6 1 H.iKev Street Brooklyn, X. Y. Harriet Durand I ' im 101 Dcepdene Road Roland Park Baltimore, Md. [87] Marjorie Ethi i Pi umb 2 12 Crescent Street Northampton, Mass. Mary Hi i in Potter 76 Arnold Terrace South Orange, N. J. Muu Burnham Pond 2 39 Grove Street Rutland, Vt. Lucille Price 509 N. Boulevard Richmond, Va. |osi imiini Graham Post J94 Prospect Street Hartford, Conn. Julia Buel Quirk 206 N. Huron Street Ypsilanti, Mich. [88] ' 1- Wl - v ,- ir-l- ' , ' ' ' ■■ ' I II I I N K l I I K I 1 119 ] tobari Avenue Summit, X. J. Winifred ln i s Randali 128 Main Street St . I.ilmslmrv , Vt. I Ot isl R VMS! 1 I K 14 Adelaide Street Jamaica Plains, Mass. Anna C i i i i i R m ' oport 965 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. Hll D R.ANDAL1 R. I. L). 4 Portland, Me. Ml i n Johnson Km Plymouth Inn Northampton, Mass. [89] Edith Judith RticH 70 5 Elizabeth Avenue Newark, N. J. Frances Irene Rich 626 S. Windsor Blvd. Los Angeles, Cal. Helen Jane Rhode 139 Windsor Street Reading, Pa. Grace Laura Ridgeley 950 S. Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. Marion Stetson Rice 12 Chestnut Hill Brattleboro, Vt. Elizabeth Stark Robert 1 661 Crescent Place Washington, D. C. [90] Charlotti m i Robertson in I [athaway A enue 1 [ouscon, I ex. I in i i I i i Rosi 5 14 Blackstone Blvd. Providence. R. I. l i Russeli Robinson Howard Street cm Bridgewater, Mass. Mn i ki i) K i iiki Row i 2115 E. First Street Duluth, Minn. 1 I 1 Mil I II 1r i (. Rod Ks J 57 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. Virgin) Row i and Rowayton Avenue Rowjyton. Conn. |91] Mary Am i u i Rum 16 Hyde Street Newton Highlands, Mass. Alicl Coburn Rust 1171 Murray Hill Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Jam Rush Newlin Road Princeton, N. J. Evelyn Baldwin Ryder 49 Pleasant Street Danbury, Conn Jani i Li w is Russell 180 Edwards Street New Haven, Conn. Eleanor Sawin Box 293 Wilmington, Del. [92] R I III K I I I II 1 S X N Nl I I 12 W ashington Place Northampton, Mass. K I Ml KIM S( I I I I 97 Bellevue Avenue Melrose, Mass. Miriam Emil Schwinn Union and Delaware Avenues Delanco, N. J. K XTH1 KIM Si K X.N ION 300 Monro; Avenue Scranton, Pa. ' |K(.INI X M K(. KI I S( HI I ' ■• ' i Neptune Avenue New Rochelle, N. V. K X I II XRINI C I I 1 INI. Si XKS Wayland, Mass. 193 1 Sylvia Shapiro 7 W. 81 Street New York Citv Eva Browning Sisson Tenafly, N. J. Jane Morton Sherman 27 Clover Street Belmont, Mass. Anne Josephine Smith 1000 Park Avenue New York City Louise Silbert 3 Lawrence Road Brookline, Mass. Carol Perry Smith 216 Avenue A Bayonne, N. J. 941 I VlRCINl x Smi I li 137 ashington Si reel Norwich. ( onn. Martha Smith 4 HumK Street Worcester, Mass. I ll I 1 |l I I S 1l l H U9 Berklej Street Rochester, N. V. M t i)i I i [si Ssn i ii 4 5 Huntington Street New Haven, ( onn. M ar.iorm Bxrky Smith 54 Pierson Road Maplewood, X. J. Bj ssn Sylvia Spai i i r 3 30 Laurel Street Hartford, Conn. 1951 Dorothy Di Vol i i Spencer 48 Carroll Avenue Norwich, Conn. 1 dna Mae Starensier 103 Webster Street Haverhill, Mass. Harriet Field Spottisw oodi: 647 Berkley Avenue Orange, N. J. Bertha Nellie Stearns 162 High Street Clinton, Mass. Martha Adelle Stanley New London, N. H. Isabel Scribner Stearns 681 Union Street Manchester, N. H. |96] Ill IKK I Al ISI S I I |-l II s J I Swan Road Winchester, Mass. Louisi Risdon Swain Station A ' I renton, . |. Elizabeth Mai Sihkin Clark Mansions Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 OUISl Bid I i ' Sw l I I ;ni Clinton Avenue New Brighton, N. Y. ( R(. l 1 N LOL ' ISI STOl 1 Rl (I s 40 Edgemont Road Montclair, N. |. Clara F rr T i i 1384 Commonwealth Ave. Boston, Mass. [97 Helen Sophia Talbot 107 Booth Avenue Englewood, N. J. Margaret Brewster Taylor Franklin Turnpike Allendale, N. J. Dorothy Stout Tallman 36 1 Irving Avenue South Orange, N. J. Frances Ernestine Tepper 93 3 W. 7th Street Plainfield, N. J. Janice Edna Tarlin 96 St. Paul Street Brookline, Mass. Sarah Booth Thacher 1 5 34 12 Street Washington, D. C. 4 A MIlMl ' ta Elizabeth f m i [ hatcher 74 I ranklin St reel I nglewood, I I i 1 m i ii Dk s Thomson 182 Vi ' . High Street Summerville, N. J. [osi IMIIM Ii III Thom n col W. 1 13 St. New York City Si hi i Dun n Thorni 510 W. 86 Street New York City c orin m Thomson 5 1 Hutchings Street R hur . Mass. Jessie Xorris Tii km i Tierney Terrace Weston, V. Y.j. [99] Esther Thomasina Tow 175 Crary Ave. Mount Vernon, N. Y. Elizabeth Ellis Tui i 24 Penarth Road Bala-Cynwyde, Pa. Eleanor Dudley Towle 290 Locust Street Dover, N. H. Adelaide J. Tunick 660 Torringford Ave. Torrington, Conn. Elinor Hilliard Tucker 400 Morewood Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Sally Humphry Turton Clover Road Brighton Station Rochester. N. Y. 1001 Sol ' llll I I 1 Mil III Unill I IS s Bunker Avenue llrnckton, Mass. i s k i Emma Vetti -nx Forest Avenue Oak l ' .irk. III. I K Is Joil N Catherine van Marle l ' .irk rvievit W.issouar. I loll and Irm Margaret Visscher 129 S. Church Street Schencctadv, N. Y. Ol I I OlILKN V Ml. II S J ! J Ridge Road Akron, Ohio ! R1 MUll I 1 2( Brattle Street Cambridge, Miss. 101] Lois Elizabeth Wales 480 Sheridan Road Winnetka, 111. Helen Storlr VCaru 1 19 Wood End Road Newton Highlands, Mass. Alice Stratton Walker S Ravine Street Arlington, Mass. Ruth Elizabeth Warner 209 N. Main Street Florence, Mass. Rum Louise Walter 200 W. 108 St., Apt. 4 New York City Jean McLaurin Watts 2137 Rivermont Avenue Lynchburg, Va. 1021 iuim g Eleanor i i k 1 - 2J29 I ccles Ave. Ogden, Utah 1 Kino i in W i i« OR I 1 1 1 Calumet Road Winchester, Mass. Si I I v Wi ISSM N 1 42 1 verit Street New 1 laven. Conn. Ruth Sherman W hi m i k 122 Montclair Ave. Montclair, N. |. M K1 1 1 l l Cragmere I ' .irk Mahwah, N. J. M IU, KI I 111 Mil 1 II Will 1 1 28 Montague Street Providence, R. I 11031 Dorothy Emma Whitney 61 Fairview Avenue Northampton, Mass. Emily Hester Williams 122 West, Main Street Norwalk, Ohio At ice Cogswell Wickes 315 Culver Road Rochester, N. Y. Mary Louise Williams 67 Jackson Ave. Bradford, Pa. Edith Blanche Williams Box 135 Groton Long Point, Conn. Virginia VC ' ing Sandwich, Mass. |104] 1 01 151 As si hi i 29 W . 89 Street New York ( 1 1 ( HARLOTT1 i ( IMP WOODRUFF 130 E. 71 Street New York City Asm 0OD o K 843 Maryland Ave. Syracuse. X. Y. I M OR i s I I R 42 Church Street Wellesley, Mass. d A Carolini Vroom Woodhuli 2417 Pillsbury Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. Gretchen Louise Yoi r(. 84 Lexington Ave. Holvoke, Mass. 11051 Mary Youngman 3 9 Lloyd Road Montclair, N. J. Other Members of the Class of 1931 Isabella Wilmer Athey . Mary Sharp Barbara Janet Smith Martha Estelle Smucker Mary Catherine Thompson Sarah Emory Youngman 100 S. Patterson Park Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Mimosa Terrace, Tryon, N. C. 139 E. Elmwood Place, Minneapolis, Minn 3 806 Fenchruch Road, Baltimore, Md. 299 Wolf ' s Lane, Pelham, N. Y. . 3 9 Wissiston Road, Brookline, Mass. y figf, 1061 Former Members of the Class of 1931 Marjoru Yarnali Abbott Frances M ri n Ac m r | Wl l A.DAMS ! )OR01 Ml Ai c ORN 1 I KRIl I HARV) V Al Dl N Ellen Louisi Andrj s Dorothy Bourn i Andrus Mar i h I [oPKlNS B m R Sarah Jam Bam r I ran i.sc a Eaton Barm r Mm n Barm r Esther Sharpless Bartlett Dorothea Bauer 1 i i 1 n i 1 i 1 i wood beac ii Helen Wolcott Bedford Lois W ' ihinm Beebe Barb vra Benni n Marian Bt nm it Elizabeth Berenson Elizabeth Morehead Berry Margaret Jane Birge Dorothy Annette Blake Helen Buckley Bland Margaret Jean Bluthardt Annetta Bouton Mary Katherine Bovier Pauline Clara Bow erfind Nancy Findlay Boyle Eleanor Riddle Bradbury Franc i s Marie Brett I u i ian Maude Brigham Elizabeth Ann Brooks Virginia Louise Brooks Elizabeth Hutchison Broward Margaret Elizabeth Brown Victoria Frances Brown Betttna Bryant Kathiri.ni Veronica Buell Eleanore Bugbee Patricia Elana Caeeee M aio I oi isi Calli m i r Elizabeth B i i n Campbi i 1 Al l l Cham Carroi I Ruth Em m ( )ary I i i vnor Chapman ELIZAS] III 1 | ARSON (llll I) Ruth Dorothy Chinitz Caroi im Louisa Ci rk Ruth Ci i vi ngi r I l COMl R Marion Emily Cook Cathi kim Cooi ' i K Cii dys Sutton Cowdri i Ruth Talmadgi Crabill ' ir(.inia Craw lord FRAN I S J] AN I IT I CUSHMAN Helen Buriord Danner Frances Davis Helen Di an Ruth Mackenzie Delano Harriet Denny Edna Ottilia Dolina Florence Wetmore Doughty Madeline Lucille Doyle Gertrude Holley Drummond Barbara Gertrude Duncan Elizabeth Berger Dunlai Violet Officer Dusenburi Cora Gennette Dyer Selma Louisf Eckiik Carol Eddy Flora Glunt Eicher Ci ilia Leonard Ellerbe Shirley Jean Elliott Isabel Ovington Evans Ci RTRUDI Fair Hi i tnt Grannis Fontaini Margaret Elizabeth Forbes Mary Elizabeth Frost Elizabeth Gali Hun |107] Anne Barnes Hunt Harriet Green Huntington Georgina May Hutchins Alberta Iliff Elizabeth Hills Irvine Suzanne Blythe Jeffery Phyllis Humphrey Johnson Christine Caroline Jones Harriet Louise Kahn Elizabeth Katte Elizabeth Henderson Kells Emily Nelson Kimball Elizabeth Hannah Kinder Martha Kunhardt Knapp Frances Catherine Knight Mary Stacy Lakin Sylvia Lazarus Katherine Gedney Lebhar Natalie Louise Leffler Virginia Highwood Little Katherine Loewy Ada Folsom Lougee Mary Adams Love Belle Clay Lyons Dorothy Anne McCain Lucia Merrill MacFarland Kathryn Lucille McGlynn Una Kate McGuire Elizabeth Mackeown Mabelita Karen McLane Eleanor Macomber Kathryn Eileen Maginnis Clara Elizabeth Martin Sarah Cornflia Martin Eleanor Holt Mathewson Laura Van der Speigel Merrill Sophie Katherine Michno Ruth Baldwin Miller Doris Helene Minkwitz Barbara Mary Mitchell Frances Tuttle Moore Marion Elizabeth Moore Madeline Elizabeth Moran Carol Helene Mulford Marion Evelyn Nelson Anne Archer Nicholson Anna Browning Nisbet Elizabeth Valley Oakes Charlotte Anne O ' Mara Daisy Constance Oppenheim Helen Beach Oram Louise Nicoll Osborne Alice Ransom Otis Cornelia Dakin Parker Elisabeth Parker Margaret Josephine Fullington Elizabeth Furst Sarah Gaffney Dorothy Alma Gill Suzanne Brechemin Gillespie Bettie Raymond Glover Janet Goodfellow estella goodspeed Janet Gordon Marion Blanche Gordon Virginia Cindrella Gore Gretchen Gress Frances Louise Hamilton Nona Jane Handwork Harriet Turner Hanger Ruth Hanna isabelle hawke Ann Hayes Cornelia Heile Emilie Hf.ilprin Elizabeth Henry Charlotte Laura Heussy Kathryn Octavia Hill June Hoffson Catherine Elizabetfi Hollmeyer Rebecca Hooker Marion Hoxie Eleanor Hull Grace Elizabeth Parker [108] I I 1 I I P KM R [sabi i M V ' i [ob 1 1 k Perkins 1 R M SSI -, Pi KMNS |i i I I I [SABEl l ' l i i RKIN ( ONS1 m i SlGRID l ' l I I RSON Carolyn Winsiow I ' i ikikin 1 I SI 1 1)111 I US II N I III PoMl KANT Margaret Chimi Prj hard ( insii Knox Proctor Eleanor Louise Quici i -i Kathi rine Raiguel Virginia Graci Ramsi - Dorothy Mary Ri ii i i W ' ll I II I MEN Rl Y NOLDS Anni Mc Rinnan Richardson Eli i n Louise Rickert Mar.iorii May RlGN) i Bettina Ripley r iRc,iNiA McNair Roberts Caromni Crawford Rogers Dorothy Dellano Ross Gertrude Vera Rulnick Elizabeth Doud Rumsi y Polly Russell Kathryn Ellen Ryan Margaret Star Ryan Grace Bidwell Sanborn Enid Saunders Virginia May Schabi r Elizabeth Harriet Schroeder Betty Hamilton Schuyi er Lira Louise Sebring Ethi i Iri ne Segai i Helen Elizabeth Sherrill GerTRUDI Laura Shuman Florence Taylor Sisson Ruth Kinnear Smiley Elizabeth Lane Smith Frances St. John Smith Margaret Smith Al)l I INI Sl ' ll I 111 RG I I I II I Ik N MM, Si Al I OKI) Graci Adeli Shr IsM ' .l 1 I TA1 I OR SllGI K Gra i Helen Stuari Julia Margaki i Si i i i w A I III ION Si 1 ION Julia Corona Sutton Catherini Sylvia Tanner Aiisiair K.ATHLEEN BONNELl Tai ' I ' IN Leonora Chandos Ti mpi i A i i i Nora Thomas Vivian Mary Thomas [SAB] l. Varli y Thomson Mary Elizabeth Tii ion Ann Truslow Shiri i y Ann Turivas Dorothy Belli Van Dim nter Margaret Van Dori n Vivian Marguerite Vincent Annette Hyde Voorhees Harriet Walker Laurene Porter Walker Marjorie Annett Walm k Fannie Claire Wallace Fawan Washblr.n Margaret Lydi a Wi i r Julie Tallmadge Webber Jean Carol Wegener Mary Weston Elizabetei Will I LI R Mary Alice Win iter Josephine Wharton Margaret Rutan Wherry Elizabeth Coleman Whiii Margaret Whiting Charlotte RlTTENHOUSl Williams Louise Margueriii W ' ii son Mary Blake Young Amelia Mary Younglovi Margaret Plumer Ziegler 1 109 | 110 I Mill Freshman Year OFFICERS President Martha Berry Vice-President Katherine Lilly Secretary Joan Getchell Treasurer Eleanor Macomber Martha Knapp Judicial Board Member Julia Quirk Song Leader Helen Connolly Assistant Song Leader Jane Hawkes Historian Caroline Woodhull Resigned; Left College [1121 Aspects of the Senior Class DISSECTED IN THE MANNER OF ROBERT BURTON Being a record of a few of those events and personalities which comprise this one more outgoing class. I)i mocritus III to His Ri aim r Gentle reader, thou must not presume that this treatise intendeth to slander, calumni- ate or cavill in jest against any unoffending member of this august college. Indeed, Democritus would not willingly write that which should in any way dishonour such a flourishing and ample foundation as Smith College — ENTHI APETHI , nor would he willingly censure the divers members of its commendable senior class. As the politic Kirkpatrick hath it, I am a LaFolIette for the reform of this institution. So likewise Democritus is for the reform of the dizzards, who, desirous of glory, per- petuate impudent and arrogant calumnies of their fellow scholars. Accuse him of being a plagiarist, a trifler, a trivant, but accuse him not, gentle reader, of being a scurrile detractor. Continued on Page 117 [113] 1141 - t v.;-. HZH H5| Sophomore Year OFFICERS President Harriet Loutrel Vice-President Julia Quirk Secretary Katherine Irwin Treasurer LORNA MACDONNELL Council Member Marion McInnes Judicial Board Member Martha Berry Song Leader Helen Connolly Assistant Song Leader Henrietta Hull Chairman of Carnival Helen Connolly Rally Day Class Chairman Helen Kirkpatrick. Historian Caroline Woodhull 1116] I. lo sI ROUS Dll IK 1 ' ITIl S The historic of this our class hath been modified, altered, and it might be affirmed, retarded by that great, liberal-mouthed, but ferocious monster. Till ' . NEW CURRI- CULUM, which was unchained and admitted to the campus on the entrance ot this martyred senior class. We have submitted ourselves to the dangers ot hydrophobia I which Aurelianus sa s affects the brain) from the bitings of this monster to such a degree, that we shall be known to posterity by our strength .md strong seasoning as The Curried Class. ... It hath been observed that the mastery of more than one tongue becometh a tongue-twister to certain of our members, and it hath also been observed that none are so blind as those who cannot C. Alack! Speechlessness is dumbness and blindness causeth stumbling by the wayside. And this class that was to the numbers of many hundred hath been so diminished, decreased, curtailed, and pared by the snippings of the New Curriculum that we may say with Lucy Gray, Now We Are Seven. (Democritus doth not often give vent to his emotions, but he hath at this moment detected one tear in the memory of the rusticated scholars [those elsewhere] ' with whom he had joined in guessing an answer.) II. IT HATH BEEN CALLED A REGULA INSTITUTION It hath been affirmed by Bruno Lucullus that The bridge of education is one of sighs, t but it hath been affirmed by an august administrator of Collegia Smithonia that The eddies, whirlpools, rapids and whirlgigs of student minds and personalities which Qoweth under the bridge are subservient largely to the whims, phrenzies, inhibitions and counsels of those parents who are the source of that which comprises for four years the college body. Such a mother, such a daughter; their very affectations and infirmities Lemnius contendeth may many times be imputed to their parents. So, may the rules, regulations and restrictions which abridge this education be imputed to the parents! It hath been writ that the students may not motor after the lamps are lit, or leave the grounds of the institution without penning words of explanation on a blue card, or leave a dormitory until the clock hath tolled seven of a week day and eight of a Sunday, or (if they be freshmen,) enter the confines of a vehicle with a gentleman without the written permission of their parents. Continued on Page 121 :: ' See Dedication of this Booke. 1W ishbutton Text, The bridge of education is one of C ' s. tf ffy fr ii- Sophomore Push Committee Chairman — Katherine Park Barbara Bennett Martha Berry Nancy Boyle Helen Bedford Helen Connolly Rachel Darling Henrietta Hull Katherine Irwin Helen Kirkpatrick Charlotte Kidd Katherine Lilly Harriet Loutrel lorna macdonnell Marion McInnes Mary Magee Harriet Pine Mary Perkins Frances Rich Elizabeth Robert Martha Stanley Ann Truslow Charlotte Williams Caroline Woodhull Alice Walker 118] 1191 Junior Year OFFICERS President Helen Ward Vice-President Rachel Darling Secretary Agnes Berger Treasurer Alice Walker Council Members Helen Kirkpatrick Martha Stanley Judicial Board Member Barbara Bennett Harriet Loutrel Song Leader Helen Connolly Assistant Song Leader Henrietta Hull Chairman of Junior Prom Mary Mattison Rally Day Class Chairman Harriet Loutrel Chairman of Junior Ushers Charlotte Kidd Historian Sylvia D ' lugasch President of Sorbonne Group Julia Quirk Resigned 120] Thus it is of great import in this historic to record any change, alteration, or removal of .i regulation which h.uh been effective since Sophia Smith, the ten o ' clock rule. Until recent days, there hath been little stirring in the mud-paved streets of North- ampton after ten; the students have been for the most part then asleep. One year ago, however, the student body led by one Marco, hath protested and evinced a regula noia which alloweth the student to enter the dormitory of a Saturday evening as laic ti eleven o ' clock. Such mischief this alloweth! It is of advantage to those who attendeth the cinema, the evening mass, or those who do regulate their health and spirits by a brisk and prolonged exercise of the limbs. Likewise this senior year hath uncovered a still larger privilege, that of fuming in the dormitory living rooms after partaking ot the mid-day and evening repasts. III. OI THE SPECIES OF MEMBERS Within such trafrkkings of the college are those who have bound it together by their upright and gracious endowments. There is Katherine Park Whose nimbus of red-gold hair Hath crowned the president ' s chair in this our last year, as hath Martha Berry, Harriet Loutrel and Helen Ward in previous years. There is Lorna Macdonnall who doth elicit harmonies from the piano and from the Judicial Board; Harriet Loutrel whose counsel guideth the council, and Frances Rich who gathereth together the complaintes of the college houses; Caroline Woodhull whose Christian precepts lighteth the S. C. A. C. W4 These are but a few of the weaker sex who have inculcated and induced into the riotous and contentious students a pervading spirit of law and order. As much to be honored, lauded and applauded as these, are those scholars who by reason of recognizing the purport and import of a college education, have ferreted out the knowledge, information, enlightenment to be found in the tomes of the librarie. There is Isabella Athey whose knowledge exceedeth all understanding, Isabel Stearns, Elizabeth Perkins and a dozen others who may well say with Horace, The gods were kind In giving me a great and modest mind. Then, too, there are those whose pen writeth all manner of clever essay, narration as found in the Sequence, reformed and edited by one Mary Fuller Chase, of great renown not only for her Sequence but for her important Uiirers, her Florida oranges and her namesake of professorial rank. There is not to be neglected Sylvia D ' Lugasch whose subtle humour maketh us to slap our sides with laughter and whose production of Mary Rose maketh us to languish in sincerest tears. There is indeed Olga Drosh- nicova whose diminuitive figure doth not diminish the gravity of her opinions, the magnitude of her treatises or the quality of her caviar. There is also to be commended Jessie Tierney who hath edited our Weekly Tabloid and Grace Mitchell who sitteth at the head of the Press Board to inform the greedy countrie of the events, doings, and activities of this wicked and immoral institution. Continued on Page 131 ±Last W is silent. 121] Julia Buel Quirk Sorbonne Group 1929 — 1930 President Alberta Assmls Anne Baker Susan Baker Florence Bragdon JoSEPHINI Church Louise Clabaugh Caroline Clark Ca i in rim Cooke Isador-E Cutler Ellen D i Dora Donaldson Alice Dunning Mil DRI D Dl K ND Mary Folsom Marion Gewin Li n a Goldman Edith Hanson Norm Harris Jani Kidston A I l( I Leavitt Hni In Almeda Lewis K.ATHLEEN MaCDON l D Jani McKelvi ■ M ki M .i 1 Claire Parker Louise Plndrv Louisi Ramseyer Anna Rapoport Edith Reich 11 1 Mil in Robi R I Virginia Scott Eleanor Tovcle Elinor Tucker Mary Wai cott I i w Watts Eli anor Weeks Mar l ITZMANN $L$L f§L 123] 1241 Junior Promenade Committee Mary Mattison Katherine Scranton Charlotte Williams Matilda Day Allene Hall Sarah Thacher . Martha Berry Helen Kirkpatrk k Frances Rich Ann Booth . Margaret Smith . Doris Freile General Chairman hit if af ion Chair mail Floor Chairman Music Chairman Theater Chairman Refreshment Chairman Head Usher Garden Party Chairman Chaperone and Tea Dance Chairman Program and Faior Chairman Sophomore Garden Party Chair man Sophomore Decoration Chairman ggf [125] 126] Junior Ushers Marshals Martha Berry Sarah Tha her l i Ackerman Mary F. Apgar Janet Bi attie Elizabeth Benedict 1 1 n Berry Martha Berry Elizabeth Blair Martha Bloom Margaret Bll n i Ann Booth Esther Brewer Hilah Bryan Elizabeth Bunce Katherine Bynum Elizabeth Cairns Edith Campbell Jean Campbell Margaret Carter M mo C 11 si Sarah Chase Myra Co i i in Helen Connolly Caroline Corbett Jessie Crane Elizabeth Cross Katherine Daniels Virginia Danson Rachel Darling Hi i in Dawe Matilda Day Barbara Dean Sylvia D ' lugasch Mary Dorr Ruth Easton Alice Farw ell Marie Fensterer Louise Fentress Mildred Fli i i Jane Ford Mary Garrison Marian Gifford I i 1 yn Goodale Allene Hall | ni Halle [sadore Hatch Dorothy Hay S  i via Hazel ion Cornelia Hrn i Frances Hinckley Rebecca Hooki r Henrietta Hli i Eleanor Jack Mary Jonas Esther Jones Phoebe Jordan Dorothy Km li y Katherine Kelsey J i an Kelso Charlotte Kidd Joy Kimball Helen Kirkpatrick Lila Knight Katherine Lannin Katherine Lilly Harriet Loutrel LORNA MaCDONNELL Mary Mattison Katherine Miller Grace Mitchell Ruth Mitchi i i Alison O ' Brian Elizabeth A. Olmsted Elizabeth W. Olmsted Elizabeth Pai i ard Katherine Park Katherine Parkir Margaret Parrish Elizabeth Peirce Elizabeth Perkin-. Harriet Pini Mary Pond Josephine Post Eileen Rai i i r i Alice Rust [Catherine Scovelle Katherine Scranton K i herine Sears Jane Sherman Carol Smith Hi n n Smith Adeline Spielberg Beatrice Stephens Louise Stoi i rj gi n Lois Svc eet Sarah Thacher Elizabeth Thatchi r Josephine Thomas Elizabeth Thomson Elizabeth Tull Sally Tlrton Frances van Marle Elizabeth Wai i s Alice Walker Helen Ward Ruth Wheeler Dorothy Whitney Charlotte Williams Virginia Wing Anna Woodcock Carolini Woodhull chari o i i i w ' oodrl i i 127| Special Honors Students 1931 Dorothy G. Adams Alice M. Barry Jean C. Campbell Dorcas Carland Mary Chase Myra Coffin Helen Dawe Eleanor Dickey Sylvia D ' lugasch Lillian Freeman Dorothy M. Kelley Helen Paull Kirkpatrick Katherine M. Lackey Harriet Loutrel Mary D. Mattison Elizabeth W. Olmsted Jeanne M. Parker Elizabeth Perkins Ruth Scannell Janice Tarlin Jessie N. Tierney Mary Louise Williams W 1281 1291 Senior Year OFFICERS President Katherine Park Vice-President Julia Quirk Secretary Henrietta Hull Treasurer Jane Haw kes Council Members ' ■ Martha Berry Mary Mattison Elizabeth Thatcher Judicial Board Member Alice Walker Song Leader Helen Connolly Assistant Song Leader Katherine Kelsey Rally Day General Chairman ' Ruth Amanda Mitchell Janet Morison Rally Day Class Chairman Sylvia Hazelton Pin Chairman Elizabeth Thatcher Historian Marion Rice :: Resigned Head Usher Jean Campbell 130] [V. COURTIERS OF 1 AMI In this Catalogue, however. There ' s no perfection so absolute That some impurity doth not pollute. So we find that a tew precocious but too eager young ladies have been guiltie of seeking out the professors .itter their lectures, detaining them from their viands with divers and sundrie questionnings. It hath been rumoured that certain lean professors have been dn en to bind themselves together into a Rolling Stone Societie, tor it is well known among you that a rolling stone gathereth no MOSS. Let it also be known that there are those who show their intellectuals in a more subtle wav, not depriving their professors ol their victuals, but cramming them with delicacies at the Mary Marg as it hath been Quaintly a bbreviated by the scholars, where divers of them sit sipping tea with the professors of their choice. Likewise among us are those females who aspire to covet, but oft-times only simu- late those attributes ot great minds, and go about affecting the intelligence of the gods ol Olympus and the genius of the great American critic, pronouncing judgment on T. S. Eliot ' s Wasteland. They pretend their conversation to be subtle and pregnant with meaning and that which is simple in their conversation they call whimsy. As Green hath exposed the upstart crow with a tiger ' s heart wrapt in a player ' s hide, so mav we smile at the upstart lackeys with their terra firma hearts wrapt in the navy ' s robes. Not to be ignored, likewise, are those healthful, enthusiastic, vigorous shower- singing athletes as Carol Smith, who perfecteth their bodies and giveth soul to Depart- ment of Physical Education, as it hath been s atirically called by some. In addition to the running, jumping and swimming exercises are those Maddie Wag-jaws who carry muscu- lar manipulation to the extent of chinning themselves on Beechnut sticks, a dangerous and most nerve-wracking spectacle for others. V. PROGNOSTICKS OF DOMESTICITY There are those in our class, neophytes at the gates of Romance, idealists, senti- mentalists, sensitive souls, who no longer wish to call their souls their own, but rather desire to merge them with the whims, phancies, ideals, conceits of a male soul; who have wandered at divers times and some habitually, along the banks of a nearby body of water searching for Paradise. As it hath been observed in Bartlett ' s Quotations: Men may come and men may go, But this goes on forever. The melancholy of the more unfortunate romanticks causeth such anguish, grief and vexation of spirit that the parties so troubled are wont to go to St. Vitus for succour, and after they partake of his Studes Saturday Night cure, they are speedily made well. So large a number seeketh St. Vitus that the quaint custom of stagging hath been abolished this year, and the melancholy seniors, aspirants of a better state, have lost their last foot-hold in the marriage-market. Get thee to a nunnerv. rni] Yet methinks we must not venture to terminate this argument without mention of those young ladies of talent as M. E. Jones, Evelyn Boardman, Helen Hunt and Jane Hawkes, whose art is displayed within these covers; those Franciate Americans who last year hunted the Muses in their sacred haunt, Mt. Parnassus, Paris; those whose allure- ments includeth good marks and remarks and remarkable good looks, as Frances Rich, Sally Thatcher, Nan Hall, Ann Booth, Josephine Post. VI. FINAL PROGNOSTICKS It were vain to commend all those gifted, beautiful, kindly, intelligent females which comprise this our class, or those formerly in our class who were rusticated, expelled, or driven forth by the rigours of the New Curriculum. Let us conclude rather with a prophecy of the future which the historie of this 1931 promiseth to fulfill . . . We, that are University Women, like so many hide-bound calves in the pasture, will tarry out our time, wither away as a flower ungathered in the garden, never used; or as too many candles, illuminate ourselves alone, obscuring one another ' s light. If, after long expectation, much expense, travail, earnest suit of ourselves and friends, we obtain a small preferment at last, as a hosiery clerk, our misery will begin afresh; we will be suddenly encountered with the flesh, world and Devil! But lest I overtrouble you with a picture of that unfortunate, harpy-like, troublesome, gargantuan monster, UNEMPLOYMENT, worse than any monster herein mentioned, let me say, Farewell and be kind — to Vocational Guidance. Democritus III 1321 Commencement Week [133] Ivy Day Program SATURDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH Ivy Exercises on the Campus Ivy Exercises in John M. Greene Hall Alumnae Assembly 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 Helen Kirkpatrick Music by Elizabeth Nfebe Echoes of many years from ivied wall, Sound once again and we send back our answering call. This one last note in four years swelling tone, Must live in ivy that shall grow upon this stone. With mounting ivy, then, we leave our song, That each in future years may grow more strong. We plant the ivy as a guardian here, To keep the memories of those things that we hold dear, To watch over walls, and trees, and skv, To catch the echo as the years are passing by. With mounting ivy then, we leave these days, As we go forth upon our different ways. With mounting ivy then we leave our song, That each, as future years increase may grow more strong, To mingle with the ivy of the past, And with other echoes, as our song is dying fast. Echoes of many years from ivied wall, Sound as we send our answering call. [134] Baccalaureate Program SUNDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH Baccalaureate Addiu ss in Sagi I I mi PRESID] NT Nl II s on Com i ki ix John M. Gri i xi Hai 1 Tin Smith College Symphony Orchestra vnd Students oi ran Department of Music Reception by President n Mrs. Neilson i Members or the Fact in Organ Vespers ix John M. Greene Hall Commencement Program MONDAY, JUNE FIFTEENTH 1 xercises ix John M. Gri i xi Hai i Address by Norman Thomas Class Supper in mi Alumna Gymnasium ttffi ffr 1351 Commencement Committees IVY DAY Rachel Darling, Chairman Virginia Danson Jane Hawkes Margaret Hankins Alice Walker Anne Woodcock IVY DAY SONG Mary Louise Williams, Chairman Elizabeth Neebe Anne Woodcock Esther Jones ORDER OF MARCHING Marian McInnes, Chairman Dorothy Cove drey Alice Walker Katherine Irwin SPEAKER Katherine Lannin, Chairman Mary E. Jonas Eleanor Mathesius COMMENCEMENT PRINTING Janet Morison, Chairman Virginia Danson Betty Fowler Ruth Easton Evelyn Ryder Elizabeth Thatcher 1361 CLASS SUPPER ( harlott] Kini), Chairman E 1 1 1 N BOARDM w josj phin1 churc h Matilda Day Allene Hall Bi i Rici Si i phi ns Alic 1 X. 1 M R ( P AND GOWN Hin n Ward, Chairman M VRGARET Car II R Doris Creigh ton Alio c.i i meen Kami rim Irwin Joy K.imb i i Elizabeth Pah ard Jane Rush Jane Sherman [137] [138] [139] ! 140 1 To 1932 I he Junior ( J.iss, or Tliirtv-Two Arc well-conducted people, who Approve .1 joke .is much .is you Ami laugh .u it as such; But it they ' ll look just one year hence And contemplate that job suspense — Responsibility immense — They will not laugh as much. M. S. R. Dorothy Shore Margaret Woods Katherine Merrill Virginia Rugh President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer [141] Special Honor Students 1932 Ruth E. Berliss Alice L. Bigley Elizabeth Cobb Gwendolen H. Cochran Lota W. Curtiss Rosemary Denniston Dorothy Greer Mary Louise Kean Betsy Knapp Marcia Maylott Eileen O ' Daniel Tabitha M. Petran Pauline Slom K. Laurence Stapleton Betty H. Tomlinson Ruth Vanderpoel Vtf fr, [142] To 1933 Vim ma) hold your conversations And occasio nal dissipations, But it by chance you really thirst to know; You can get yourself some knowledge By your residence at college, I or there ' s more in town than talky, play or show. M. S. R. Elizabeth Rudel Janet Merryw eather Jane Wallis Katrina Van Hook President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 1431 144] To 1934 In our youth .ill our time Was not spent in pursuit Ot the culture or pith ot our hooks: We feared it would injure the brain it we Jul Or it not, it would injure our looks. The results of neglect .ire most obvious now: We think we ' re .in apt illustration To teach you the need and advantages of Assiduous hr.iin cultivation. M. S. R. Elea nor Hayden EuNict Jamfson Mary Robbins M ar.ioru: Chittenden President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer [145] 146] 147| .ra?uata [150| t 1 1 Student Council Harriet Loutrel, 1931, President Lorna Macdonnell, 1931 Frances Rich, 193 1 Caroline Woodhlil, 1931 Katherine Park, 1931 Martha Berry, 193 1 Mary Mattison, 1931 Elizabeth Thatcher, 1931 Dorothy Shore, 1932 Anna Mattern, 1932 Laurence Stapleton, 1932 Elizabeth Rudel, 193 3 Edith Eustis, 193 3 I i i woR Hayden, 1934 . Resigned Chairman of Judicial Board President of House of Representatives President of S. C. A. C. W. President of Class Class Representatii e Class Representative Class Representatii e President of Class Class Representative Class Representatii e President of Class Class Representatii e President of Class 151 [152] Judicial Board Lorn a Maoonmil, 9} , Chairman Harriet Loutrel, 193 1 Frances Rich, 193 1 Agnes Bercer, 193 1 Alice i m r, 1931 Betsey Knapp, 1932 Dora White, 193 3 Bi m Hardi nbergh, 1934 President of Student Council President of House of Re present at ' n es Member from f louse of Re present at h es Class Representatii e Class Representatii e Class Representative Class R ' presentath e 1153! 1541 House of Representatives OFFICERS Frances Rich, 193 1 Gernda von Briesen, 193 2 Jean Birrs, 1931 (, 1 S Bi K(,I r, 193 1 President Vice-President Secretary Judicial Board Ke present atii e May Ackerman Dorothy Adams Mn 1 1 i NT Atkinson Katharini Avery I i i sin i ii Bi i Di A(.NI S Bi R(,I R I I N Bl RRY M ARTII Bl OOSI 1 R1 Bui LION Elizabeth ( urns Hazel Chapm n Sun CHAS] C rn kim 1 li in i i I ' m 1 IM BaERWALD An ni i 1 1 Bm ' IR Bi i tv Bell ! ri Bi n ni ii Gl rni VON Brii SI n |ULIA Bui i n 1 1 l l (llll 1 I NOON K i iii rin i Park |] N Nl P RKER Myra Coi I IN Helen Coli m n Doris Cri IGH ion Barbara Di n Fl ORl N( 1 1)1 1 I VS Ruth I sion 1 l 1 1 1 l Farrington I 1 I 1 N ( lOOD VI 1 Margari i [I k i Dorothy H i MEMBERS 193 1 Henrietta Hui i Margari t Jess Elizabeth Joni s Jane Kidston K A T H 1 R I N I Lannin Irani i s I s N( ii I li i i n Ml rritt Bi li ah Meuer Katiii kini Mm i i r k i iii rin i p rker Jam M Ki i i y l MU.AR1 I PsRRISH 1932 LouiSI Chris i ison I N1 ( I SUM N Dorothy Culp Arm i Dm is AnDKI I I RC.USON Marjorie Frank Jani i Goodi II LOW Jul I 1 I RDI S I 1 Auri i i Pi UMl i Ir.MA K SUE I M SN N YlRC.INI KlSlltl Rl 1 Helen Lew is Doroi m M li n Elizabeth Marsh m i Anni MlDDLl brook Judith Pfquicnot GRAC I 1 11 1 R Prisc ii i Richards SNl Y CARR I 1 1 sheth Kopi 1933 I I 1 SHI I II Rl I I) 1934 Carol Stilsxeli Susan Snii i ii Jani t Russell Evelyn Ryder Ann Smith Marjorie Smi iii Bl SSII Sl ' SI II R Bl A IRK I Si I PHI NS Frances Ti ppi r ( i ii srini Thompson I i i (beth Thomson I I 1 Mil I II 1 1 I I Helen Ward Marian Roiii r is Nani i Si i i nson Rl lil ( A Tl N NI 1 Bl I IS TOMI INSON Lilla Tr mn Eliza bei h dh wis Roberta Webb Barbara Ni hoi s 155] 1561 Smith College Association for Christian Work OFFICERS CAROLIN] VoODHULL, 193 1 President Charlotte Kidd, 1931 Vice-President Gernda von Briesen, 1932 Treasurer Elizabeth Rudel, 193 3 Secretary CHAIRMEN OF DEPARTMENTS Carolyn Chase, 1932 Worship Caroline Corbett, 193 1 Institute Eleanor Fosdick, 1933 Church Cooperation Elizabeth French, 1932 Social Sen ice Dorothy Hay, 1931 Publicity Charlotte Kidd, 1931 Student Member of Advisory Board Eleanor Mathesius, 1931 World Fellowship Athalia Ogden, 1932 Conferences Margaret Scott, 1932 Student-Industrial Frances Van Marle, 1931 Representative Cosmopolitan Club Helen Ward, 1931 Speakers w 1 1 57 Silver Bay Delegation . . . 1930 Margaret Scott, 1932, Delegation Leader Hilda Lyncrer 1931 Anita Cardoza Louise Fentress Harriet Gilfillan Frances van Marle Caroline Woodhull 1932 Elizabeth Bellah Gwendolyn Duggan Elizabeth French Anna Mattern Elizabeth Sherry Madelaine Wilkinson 1933 Elinor Fosdick Amy Scott Elizabeth Shaffer Dorothy Tufts qggSt 1581 Vocational Guidance Committee M 1 1 1 da Day, 1931, Chairman Martha Berry Ik wces Rich Caroline Corbet Katherine Park Mary Mattison Gl R.NDA VOX BrU SI N 1591 Curriculum Committee Katherine Scranton, 1931, Chairman Sylvia Hazelton 1931 Katherine Sears Louise Fentress Ingeborg Lincoln 1932 Eileen O ' Daniel K. Laurence Stapleton 1933 Margaret Mather Margaret Sherrard Barbara Howard [160] Student Advisor ' s Committee K 1 H f RIM P RK, Chairman I I 1 Mil TH THAT HI R Virginia Rugh Dorothy Elinor Fosd:( k M VRGARET Woods [i an Babcock 161 Debating Council Gernda von Briesen Helen Kirkpatrick Charlotte Cabot Florence de Haas Julia Heiman Mary Mattison President Coach Secretary Publicity Manager Treasurer Chairman Entertainment Committee SCOTLAND-SMITH DEBATE Gernda von Briesen, 1931 Helen Kirkpatrick, 1931 AMHERST-SMITH DEBATE Margaret Wemple, 193 2 Dorcas Carland, 1931 SPRINGFIELD-SMITH DEBATE Margaret Hankins, 1931 Lillian Chiriacka, 1933 WILLIAMS-SMITH DEBATE Florence de Haas, 1931 Charlotte Cabot, 1932 YALE-SMITH DEBATE Emily Lewis, 1934 Marion Lissberger, 1931 BROWN-SMITH DEBATE Eleanor Faison, 1933 Charlotte Cabot, 1932 BATES-SMITH DEBATE Florence de Haas, 1931 Helen Fleming, 193 3 COLUMBIA-SMITH DEBATE Marion Lissberger, 193 1 Gernda von Briesen, 1932 Helen Kirkpatrick, 193 1 1621 International Relations Club OFFICERS Helen Paull Kirkpatric Eileen O ' Daniel Mary Louise Kean Felicia Thomas Ruth Besson E. Bunce F. de Haas E. Dickey R. Berliss A. L. Braoddus M. Cough i in E. Eaton E. Campbell L. Chiriacka H. Fleming R. Fortescue President Chairman Program Committee Secretary Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS 1931 L. Freeman H. Loutrel V. Greenberg M. Mattison f. Kidston E. Paffard H. Ward 1932 K. Hampton M. Scott M. L. Kean G. von Brii si E. R. MacLenathen M. Ward A. Ogden I. Lincoln 1933 H. Crosby E. Gleason L. Jameson J. Ml RRYW I THER K. J ARM AN H. Nebolsine E. Rudei J. Seavi R M. Rice S. Pearson L. Stoffregen C. Long M. Rankin X. Weinberg S. Slocum E. Smith S. Stewart Resigned t jflt [1631 |164] : 1 if f •; ' • , • ■ V V H Ml 1  .: ' 1 Jm Wih Jrs- , XJe - ' « u ■ ifi IMPH mi ■ v J 1 1 HT , TOl ; , Y T « mm r  | i r •It T Iff 1 L iff ■y J I i f i ■ J ?fl _i, _ __ 9V vr ; jjr Phi Beta Kappa El I ABETH PeRMNs Dorothy Gaul Adams isabflla wllma athey Alice McHenry Barry Betty Balm Jean Louise Berry Mary Isabelle Bullion Jean Carrie Campbell Ruth Collier Helen Cleveland Davce Eleanor Dickey Si i via D ' lugasch Lillian Freeman MEMBERS IN 1931 Elected junior Year Mary Louise Williams Elected Senior Year Lois Gilbert Dorothy Estabrook Hay {Catherine Irvcin Eleanor Grier Jack Myra Louise Johnson Esther Elizabeth Jones Dorothy Margaret Kelley Jane Brox n Kidston Helen Paull Kirkpatrick Mary Dale Mattison Grace Williamina Mitchell Margaret Elizabeth Moss Virginia Wing Elizabeth Warren Olmsted Katherine Park Mary Helen Potter Louise Ramseyer Edith Judith Reich Ruth Kathryn Scannell Katherine Scranton Katherine Cutting Si a r s Isabel Scribner Stearns Janice Edna Tarlin Elizabeth Ellis Tull Dorothy Emma Whitney MEMBERS IN 193 2 Barbara Best Dorothy Culp Elizabeth Cobb Marjorie Louise Guernsi i Alicia Prescott Skinner [167] 1681 Alpha Pre si tic nt Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Senior Executive junior Executh e Evelyn Boardman Myra Coffin Sylvia D ' lugasch Dorothy Ki li i y Woodcock OFFICERS First Semester Isabel Stearns Mary L. Williams Eileen O ' Daniel Elizabeth J. Parker Mildred Fleet Ruth Brank MEMBERS 1931 Katherine Daniels isadore h tc h Helen Norton Cole man Helen Hunt Mercedes Moori 1932 Second Semester Sylvia D ' i l gas i I Eileen O ' Daniel Dorothy Hay Mary Bowman Evelyn Boardman Laurence Stapleton Sylvia Shapiro Mary Mattison Dora Donaldson Dorothy Hay DoR OTin Tai i i x Ann Parker Laurence Stapleton Gertrude Steere Eileen Cref y Joy Stilson Elizabeth Schroeoi r Miriam Levin Mary Bowman Marian Robi R is Helen Geli.er 1933 Marian Bouteilllr Bertha Pear] mux I k xi S n in :o Vfltf, 1171] [172] President Senior Executive Senior Executh e junior Executive Secretary Treasurer Phi Kappa Psi OFFICERS First Semester Elizabeth Perkins Mary Chase Katherine Lackey Eleanor Barry Eloise Johnson Rosemary Denniston MEMBERS 1931 Second Semester Elizabeth Perkins Eloise Johnson (Vice-President ) Valeria Burgess Elizabeth Caj i i e Martha Blake Mary E. Jonas Martha Stanley Gertrude Droshnicop LORNA MaCDONNELL Harriet Gilitllan Frances van Marle Elizabeth Neebe Marian Rice Barbara Smith Frances Rich Julia Helm Elaine Tow m Eleanor Barry Edith Cramer 1932 Eleanor Cushman Bettina Ripi i ■ Mary Thurston Lilla Train Mn licent Ward Elizabeth Caffee Valeria Burgess Helen Crosby En een McGrath Ingeborg Lincoln Helen Hornbostfi Miriam Ramer 1933 Katherine Yow 175] Greek Club Katherine Sears May Kenig OFFICERS President Secretary MEMBERS 1931 Florence Bragden Isabelle Athey Grace Laub Grace Mitchell Isabel Stearns Virginia Rowland Charlotte deWitt 1933 Helen Bragden Grace Jarcho 1761 cT etl s Katherine Sears Ma y Kl NIC, Latin Club OFFICERS President Secretary MEMBERS 1931 Doris Humphri Margaret Jess Hi i ix Merrit 1932 Helena Li wards Andrea Ferguson Mary Louise Walsh Ln la Train- Josephine Scelsi 193 3 Doris Cook Elizabi tii Mc Namak $L 177] Jane Kidston Frances Holliday Elizabeth Sturges Alberta Assmus Anne Baker Susan Baker Florence Bragden Louise Clabaugh Catherine Cooke Isadore Cutler Josephine Church Ellen Day Dora Donaldson Mildred Durant Alice Dunning Mary Folsom Elizabeth Cobb Eleanor Eaton Mary Brown French Club OFFICERS President Secretary MEMBERS 1931 Marion Gewin Lena Goldman Edith Hanson Norma Harris Alice Leavitt Helen Lee Almeda Lewis Mary Magee Alicia Egan Frances Hinckley Katherine Irwin Harriet Jones Eleanor Mathesius Mary Mattison Marjorie Mulligan Margaret Moss Katherine MacDonald Harriet Loutrel Jane McKelvey Claire Parker Louise Pendry Julia Quirk Ann Parker Helen Davis 1932 Sally O ' Brian Irma Lathrop Katherine Parker Louise Ramseyer Miriam Emerson Patricia Fowler Edith Reich Anna Rapoport Elisabeth Robert Virginia Scott Eleanor Towlf Elinor Tucker Jean Watts Molly Walcott Eleanor Weeks Mary Weitzman Helen Connolly Barbara Dean Ruth Karpinski Alicia Skinner 1933 Madeline Dubreuil Helen Nebolsine 178] German Club OFFICERS R.LTH A [PERT BiRwm 111 Hugo Ckiii Ku ' • sident Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS 1931 Betty Balm [anici K i RuihPikky Mak.iorii Goldstein Eli vnor Mathesius AgnesBerger Louisi Gaupner Elizabi mi Neebe Edna Starensier Irma Lathrop May Robinson Harrii i In NK CoRINNE THOMSOK Pali im Bai rwald Ml rim Fi I ISC hm x Marcia Maylott Lll I IAN Sc 1IOI NBRUN 1932 Helen Thum Zelthia Rubin Edith Schoi i i i r Irma Kali im Hermim Sum mi r Gi rtrl Di Gremmels Grace Pipi r Ruth Sua. i km Nina Lowenstein Edith I i k Helen Bragdi 1933 Charlotti Butler Margery Kaufmann Graduate Student Hll.DE LYN KI R J£ 1LJ£. [1791 Italian Club OFFICERS Helen Connolly .......... President Barbara Hawes .... ...... Secretary Rosemary Denniston ......... Treasurer MEMBERS 1931 Anne Baker Mary O ' Leary Katherine Parker Frances Lo Bello Janet Love Janet Russell Virginia Danson Mary Mattison Evelyn Ryder Mary Folsom Margaret Moss Katherine Scranton Jane Kidston Phoebe Nichols Elizabeth Thatcher Mable La Montagne Elizabeth Paffard Mary Walcott Alice Walker 1932 Dorothy Candee M rie Louise Elmer Abigail Lee Josephine Scelsi Carolyn Chase Ruth Gould Frances Levering Mildred Scheuer Carol Sherwood Carolyn Hine Ann Parker Felicia Thomas Lydia Chittenden Mary Louise Kean Elizabeth Parker Eleanor Salmon 1933 Helen O ' Brien Janet Howell Elizabeth Sturges Priscilla Boyd Mary Louise Olmstead Marion Sykes Elizabeth Grant Miriam Ramer Adeline Watson Julia Haberman Margaret Rosenberg 1801 Eileen Creevey Jane Havckes Virginia Davis Vox Club OFFICERS MEMBERS President Vice-President Secretary ami Treasurer 1931 Margaret Hankins Carolyn New comb Elizabeth Rogers Frances Rich Esther Tow 1932 Kathleen Forler Shirley S wift Helen Scum pi i Eleanor Goodyear Agnfs Shields Dorothy Shori Gernda von Brieson 1933 Virginia Benjamin Virginia Cather Margaret Conklin Peggy Pitmw Additional Members Helen Brown Ruth Scannell 1ST Mathematics Club Marjorie Plumb Bertha Stearns Marjorie Guernsey Charlotte DeWitt OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer Historian MEMBERS 1931 Dorothy Adams Frances Lynch Catherine Crook Pauline Moore Ethel Farrington Elizabeth Neebe Jennette Hitchcock Helen Potter Marjorie Smith Louise Swain Frances Tepper Jane Worcester Mary Allen klyely evangelides 1932 Elizabeth Fisher Carolyn Goodwin Charlotte Martin Anne Thomson 185 £ $ Telescopium Club OFFICERS Carol Smith Alice Bigi i i MEMBERS 1931 Bi i TV Bi ( i Betty Fowler Helen Lll Ethel Farrinc, io Joan Getcheli Norma I.ii s Virginia Wing Lillian Balbom Charlotte Cabot Kathi rim Fit . Gerai d Lois Haw mns Fi OKI ( i Hi nry 1932 1 vrgaret Holmes Helen Hopkins 1 1 ANNE WlLMARTH 1933 Charlotte Whi i -i er Constance Houghton I i an Wilson P resilient Secretary and Treasurer Virginia Row land Lois Sweet Margari i Mc Intosh Eleanor Watti rs Leom M c i i w I i ni Sprout I wi Mi is is Physics Club OFFICERS Virginia Wing Frances Tepper Marjorie Guernsey Ruth Wood Catherine Cooke Catherine Crook Ethel Farrington Jennette Hitchcock Myra Johnson Grace Mitchell MEMBERS 1931 Elizaeeth Perkins Helen Potter Winifred Randall Miriam Schwenn Bertha Stearns Louise Swain President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Emily Williams Charlotte Woodruff Alice Gleysteen Mary Glynn Esther Jones Jane Worcester Louise Christison Eleanor Eaton 1932 Marie Elmer Elizabeth French Barbara Giles Eleanor Reid Adele M ssett Catherine Wittig Mary Allen Janet Cairns Phyllis Carter Mary Dorion 1933 Dorothy Isaacs Sarah Terry Catherine Lewerth Mary Benjamin Elizabeth Mathesius Alice Brown Eleanor Faison Barbara Howard Margaret Kell Elisabeth Reid ml Colloquium Club OFFICERS Eleanor Mathesius Jane Sherman Virginia Daniells Jennette Hitchcock MEMBERS 1931 Laura Bent Evelyn Boardman Faith Fitzgerald Evelyn Goouai i Mvra Johnson Frances Lynch Ariel Dw is Kathf.rine Haryii Ruth Lam President Secretary Treasurer Chair m. in Executh ■: Committee Elva Minuse Winifred Randai i Miriam Schwinn Virginia Wing Charlotte Woodrli : Sally Youngm an Gretchen Yoerg 1932 Eleanor Salmon 1933 Sara Hii m Elizabeth MacLenaimi Carolyn Rose Xetter Doroteiy Reynolds y 1851 Biological Society Myra Johnson Carol Smith Laura Bent Jennette Hitchcock Elizabeth Belden Esther Brewer Hilah Bryan Harriet Carter Doris Creighton Mary Davis Dorothy Dreikorn Mary Clapp Ariel Davis OFFICERS MEMBERS 1931 Dorothy Glidden Evelyn Goodale Harriet Jones Sarah Youngman Phoebe Jordan Katherine Kelsey Janet Love Gladys Mase 1932 Virginia Daniells Ruth Lane 1933 Margery Davis Jane Ferris Margery Goldsmith Margaret Mather Graduate Student Virginia Fowler President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Elizabeth Pafford Mary Ruby Miriam Schwinn Eleanor Weeks Jane Worcester Mary Youngman Margaret Hart Abigail Lee Madeline Watson Anne Pitts Margaret Sherard 1861 Elizabf.th Olmsted Hi i in Hunt Eleanor Salmon Geology Club OFFICERS President Treasurer Secretary MEMBERS 1931 Betty Baum Mary Bi am Mary Youngman Carol Smith Margarft Moulding 1932 Mary Frances Crosby Elizabeth Bratton Eileen Creevi y Edith Keller Andrea Ferguson 1933 (il KTRUDE OlSFN Anne Scofield [187] o ' . Psychology Club Sylvia Hazelton Hulda Rees OFFICERS Presid ent Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS Jean Berry Elizabeth Blair Dorcas Carland Barbara Chandler Helen Clapp Helen Dawe Florence de Haas 1931 Eleanor Jack Constance MacDougall Nancy McKeen Margaret Moss Phoebe Nichols Jeanne Marie Parker Mary Vette Alice Wickes Frances Betty Anderson Cynthia Graves Thelma Rosf Eleanor Sawin Eve Virginia Smith Adelaide Tunick Carolyn Chase Elizabeth Doran Hilda Richardson 1932 Margaret Smith Fannie Wallace Carmelita Woerner Margaret Woodruff 3l2L 188] Social Science Club Jl . Bl RRY 1 VRGARET CaRTI R Margaret Hankins OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer l 11 BlNG Katherine Bynlwi Elizabeth Cairns Sarah Chase Betty Douglass Jean Dawning Marie Fensti ri k Grace Greene MEMBERS 1931 Henrietta Hum Dorothy Kahn Jean Kelso Hilda Ll vim Norma Lies Lorna Macdonnei i Mary Mattison Coroline Merry doroteiy whitm 1 Jam Myers Edith Oimm mii i i Kathi rim Parke Isabel Syearns Lois Sweet Janice Tarlin Esther Tow Ruth Warm k ygjjjfi IS9 Philosophical Society OFFICERS Elizabeth Cross .......... President Helen Kirkpatrick ........ Vice-President Marion Lissberger ......... Secretary Isabel Stearns .......... Treasurer MEMBERS 1931 Shirley Gibbs Edith Fox Vivian Greenberg Caroline Brooks Jacqueline Messer 1932 Linda Marcus Rosemary Denniston Helen Coleman Edith Cramer Louise Wolff Eloise Johnson Eileen Rafferty Margaret Brewster yfigf 1901 Why Club OFFICERS Martha Stanley Ruth Berliss Julia Heiman Helen Lasker IsABELLE ATHEY Catherine Avery Anita Cardoza Dorcas Carland Ruth Collier Caroline Corbet Betsey Cross Barbara Dean President Vice-President and Treasurer Secretary Publicity Director MEMBERS 1931 Christine Johnson Janice Katz Selma Katz Margaret Lewerth Gwendolyn Germond Hilda Levine Harriet Gilfillan Eleanor Marshall Elizabeth Gill Jane Myers Alice Gleysteen Phoebe Nichols Florence de Haas Eleanor Dickey Louise Fentress Lillian Freeman Catherine Parklr Lorene Passe Maude Ellis Smith Estelle Smucker Louise Swain Esther Tow Caroline Woodhull Louise Woi I I Ruth Alpern Betty Bell Elizabeth Bellah Barbara Best Elizabeth Cobb Evelyn Desha Ann Chess Lillian Chiriacka Violet Coi in Edith Eustis 1932 Marie Louise Elmer Catherine Margolis Margaret Scott Elizabeth Elmore Natalie Myers Elizabeth Sherry Eileen O ' Daniel Pauline Slom Elizabeth Plummer Naomi Weinberg Helena Ross Frances Ziskind Lll.l ian Schoenbrun Andrea Ferguson Elizabeth French Ruth Karpinski Miriam Levin 1933 Helen Fleming Katherine Jarman Rion Fortesc it Priscilla Kennedy Elizabeth Gi.ogau Leona Kleban Marion Horn Constance Kri imi r Margari i Mather Joan Ranson Esther Sylvia Mary Titus Emily Titus 1934 Katherine Moos ROSELINI) SaDOI I SSBXm [191] Helen Nebolsine Franca von Marle Ruth Berliss Jean Campbell Irma Kauffmann Edith Schoeller Mary Lee Evans Helen Fleming Elizabeth Floyd Margaret Mather Cosmopolitan Club OFFICERS MEMBERS 1931 Ging San Chu Marion Rice Eleanor Mathesius Grace Ridgeley Martha Stanley 1932 Josephine Schelsi Elizabeth Sherry Margaret Scott Elizabeth Young President Treasurer Alice Gleysteen Katherine Lilly Eileen O ' Daniel Haxel Katz 1933 Elizabeth Mathesius Elinor Fosdick Jane Ferris Helen Harris Frances Horsfall Constance Houghton Lillian Chiriacka Dorothea Dusser deBarenne Daisy Mattei 1934 Lydia Overbosch Annabel Kusanobu Jane Richey Graduate Students Paule Lantoin Katina Papadopoulou Hilde Lyncher Slavka Stoyanova Tamare Dembo Annette Beals Laura Phillips G. Joyce Padwick Nadejda Zadoline 1921 St udio Clu OFFICERS b Katherini Danij 1 s President I in rH Cramer Secretary Joy StILSON MEMBERS 1931 Treasurer Evelyn Boardman Dorothy Gi mm x Mary Dorr Jane Haw kes Helen Hunt Ruth Amanda Mik hi i i Dorothy Hay Mercedes Moore Mary E. Jonas Barbara Smith Chari OTl I KlDD 1932 Ruth Avery Mitchi i i M R1 Bow MAN Elizabeth Schroidi r El EANOR Barm s N.C. Eleanor Si udi i ■ grat [193] Old Letters Club Katherine Park Martha Stanley Joy Kimball Caroline Woodhull Harriet Loutrel % W [194] Blue Pencil OFFICERS Harriet Gilfillax ...... President Elizabeth Plrkins ...... Secretary MEMBERS Katherine Lacki v Mary Chase Dorothy Kelly t ffiffi t 195] Clef Club OFFICERS Mary Louise Williams Esther Jones Ruth Brank Gwendolyn Duggan MEMBERS ... Active Pro grain President Chairman Secretary Treasurer Myra Coffin Elizabeth Neebe 1931 Mary Elmer Mary Parke Ruth Wheeler Miriam Levin Marcia Glidden Lota Curtiss 1932 1933 Katherine Yovi Katherine Merrill Gertrude Steere Virginia Sykes MEMBERS . . . Honorary Elizabeth J. Parker, 1932 Isadore Hatch, 1931 Celia Schopick, 1932 1961 Priscilla Richards Marion Emi rson Nii 1 11 Harrington Dorothy Frandsi Ethel Astmann Margaret Blood Lucille Fine Flora Erikson Dora Hi on Dorothy Councii Irene Damn Jacqueline Grim rTHS Elizabeth Clark Bernadine Cooney M. Hn arioni- Dlhwii i Luba Club OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS 193 1 Esther Jones Mable La Mon i acne Hulda Rees Ruth Scanni i 1932 Miriam Levin Louise Warner 193 3 Florence Henry Virginia Koerbi r Roslyn La Montagni Eleanor O ' Conmr 1934 Olive Harrington Helen Lucey Mary A. M athi son Martha Morse Rutei Warner Dorothy Whitni -i Carolyn Newcomb I i i nor Warno k Margaret Ham mi i Margaret Wadi M i Zaks i w ski Elizabeth Zschu schi Shirley Norton Eleanor O ' Connor Dorothy O ' Donni i i w [197] Granddaughters of the Class of 1931 Anne Baker Elizabeth Blackwell Belden Florence Elizabeth Bragdon Priscilla Sanford Brown Laura Ashley Brundage Elizabeth J. Cairns Helen Cuseck Connolly Catherine Cook Caroline Ladd Corbet isadore goodnow cutler Ellen Day Barbara Reynolds Dean Eleanor Dickey Alice Dunning Mary Elmer Blanche Ethel Farrington Joan Getchell Isadore Hatch Dorothy Estabrook Hay Frances Hinckley Jennette Eliza Hitchcock Henrietta Hull Olive Frances Hussey Jane Eleanor Greer Jack Katherine Kelsey Jean Kelso Katherine Wethered Lilly Harriet Loutrel Constance MacDougall Ann Margaret Morrison Elizabeth Allan Olmsted Katherine Park Katherine Lahm Parker Sarah Hill Pearson Elizabeth Peirce Harriet Durant Pine Mary Burnham Pond Marion Stetson Rice Jane Rush Alice Corburn Rush Eleanor Sawin Harriet Field Spottiswoode Isabel Scribner Stearns Helen Storer Ward Eleanor Weeks Caroline Vroom Woodhull Worcester % w 1981 11991 2(11) I [2011 [2021 [203] The Smith College Athletic Association was organized in 1893 to promote interest in sports and physical education. All students are eligible for membership and about 1700 have availed themselves of this privilege this year. The activities sponsored by the Association since its organization have increased from four to twenty-five. They include team sports, individual sports, camping, winter sports and dancing. The Athletic Association Board is composed of the officers of the Association, the representatives or managers of the various sports, a publicity manager, the Chairman of the Outing Club, the Chairman of the Dance Group and the Boat House manager, and a member of the Department of Physical Education. Each manager of a sport is responsible for her sport during its season and helps the instructor in charge of the sport to conduct the tournament or meet or recital with which her sport concludes its season. The following events are sponsored by the Association: Fall: 1. Freshmen Reception — a demonstration of sports and dancing. 2. Fall Crew Competition (for form). 3. Fall Field Day. Winter: 1. Basketball Tournament. 2. Swimming Meets. 3. A Dance Recital. 4. Demonstration of Physical Education Activities. 5. Bowling Tournament. 6. Ice Hockey Games. 7. Squash Tournament. Spring: 1. A Lacrosse Week — special instructor. 2. Red Cross Swimming Week. 3. Horse Show. 4. Field Day, Float Night, and Dance Drama. Innovations this year: 1. Alumna: Games. Hockey and Basketball. 2. A second Basketball tournament for class sections. 3. A Squash Tournament. 4. Some officiating of High School Games. 5. Classes of dancing taught by students. 6. Badminton and Deck Tennis introduced. 7. Crew opened to Freshmen and Sophomores first year. 8. Fencing put in as election in required schedule. The Athletic Association is continuing its policy of helping the Department of Physical Education to offer a program as broad as possible that each student may find some activity which is suited to her physical ability and skill. In so doing it is to be hoped that each student will have the opportunity of experiencing that same pleasure in participating in dancing or sports as was at one time the good fortune of a limited number of students. [204] Athletic Association Board Eleanor Eatox, 193 2 Katherine Park, 1931 Mary Dorion, 193 3 Elinor Fosdick, 193 3 OFFICERS Vic President -President Secretary Treasurer BOARD MEMBERS May Robinson, 1931 Carol Smith, 193 1 Charlotte Woodruff, 1931 Mary Payson, 193 3 Jean Berry, 1931 Dorothy Kelly, 1931 Alice Walker, 1931 Dorothy Shore, 1932 Betsey Knapp, 193 2 Elizabeth Belden, 1931 . Esther Brewer, 1931 Margaret Woods, 1932 Frances Rich, 193 1 Katherine Daniels, 1931 Marion McInxes, 1931 Virginia Rugh, 1932 (Resigned) Susan Miller, 193 2 Catherine Lew lrth, 193 3 Lydia Chittenden, 1932 (Resigned) Virginia Rugh, 1932 Archery Baseball Basketball Bon ling Crew Dancing Hockey Lacrosse Outing Club Riding Soccer Squash Swimming Tennis Track Boat House Manager Boat House Manager sistant Boat House Manager Publicity Publicity [205] Outing Club Board Betsey Knapp Jean Fischer Helen Barlow Chairman Secretary Treasurer 1931 Elizabeth Belden 1932 Aurelia Plumley Janet Clafflin Margaret Holmes Virginia Keeney Dorothy Reynolds Katherine Young Carolyn Goodwin Nancy Carr Jean Miller 1933 Frances Page, 1929 Mary Cornwall Frances Beck yggf 2061 r S Pins 1 RV Mattison 1931 Alice Walker Awarded in 193 Lorn MACDONNJ i i Marion M In m s Katherine Park 1932 El i anor Eaton V iiu.inia Rugh Dorothy Shore fcffi fflt [207] Smith Blazers Esther Brewer Marie Fensterer Marion McInnes 1931 Katherine Park Carol Smith Charlotte Woodruff fl S ftdf [208] The Dance Group 1931 Louise Fentress Dorothy Kelley Isadore Hatch Gladys Mase Marjorie Hirsch Katherine Parker Harriett Jones 1932 Nadejda Zadoline (g.s.) Hanna Frank Abigail Lee Julia Heiman Agnes Shfdd 1933 Ann Parker Florence Areson Marjorie Parsons Margaret Martin Mary Alice Reynolds Marthe Morris 1934 Elizabeth Woodw orth Jacqueline Sissa Elizabeth Wii lett f209l All-Smith Hockey Team Marion McInnes, 1931 Katherine Wiener, 193 3 Dorothy Shore, 1932 Marie Fensterer, 1931 Lydia Chittenden, 193 2 Eleanor Eaton, 1932 Carol Ware, 193 3 Harriettf Barnard, 1932 Katharine Irwin, 1931 Ruth Wood, 1933 Virginia Rugh, 1932 [210] Class Hockey Teams 1931 II M l Kiii M( I s si s, ( a plain M un Fensterer Katherini I ' mik I I 1 Mil ill Rom k i I I 1 Mil 111 I ' l iiu 1 l K . ki I Mori DING l Mil l I I ISON Katherini Ik wis i i i Walker Katherini I s 1 1 i s K 1 I I 1 K I S I I SSIS 1932 II AM I )oko i in Siioki . ( .i I ' l, i. a l iki ri i Woods l K Bow i s Lydia ( ill i i I sin s M KC. KI I 1 MP1 1 1 1 km in Bars kd Mills Frosi Katherini Smith i 1 i sor i ios ' |K(.ISI Rl ( II SlM Mil I 1 K m W • t i - d i j tr fj vi 1933 II AM K i hi kisi n si k, ( a plain M IRION B rsl i I hi I II I LM IS K I I (tRII i Frances Beck 1 1 1 mii rH Grant ( 1 i i i k i s i i 1 w i r i i i Ruth Wood Eileen McGrath Carol Ware I Morrison L934 Tl AM M r i ok 1 1 Chittenden, ( ' ) . M a r th a Wheeler In i Owsley Sidsi i THOM « As si ( OOKSI 1 Anm Densmore N I XIII ' Hom |l S P RRISH Barbara Kelsey I si Cr w tord I si i Krogh 211 All-Smith Soccer Team Esther Brewer, 1931 Carol Smith, 1931 Jane Ford, 1931 Doris Creighton, 1931 Charlotte Woodruff, 1931 Edith Cramer, 1932 Mary Adams, 193 2 Isabelle Parker, 1932 Jean Armstrong, 193 3 Barbara Howard, 193 3 Janet Cobb, 193 3 teA fc [212] Class Soccer Teams MaRG ki I WOODRUI I Jul i Bui i i n IsMll [ 1 i Pakki r Lucia W ' oodw orth Murij i FitzGibbon l ki Adams c 1 1 ii i K i I.sc.i horc. I i Ol n J5 ' B ' ▼ 1 r - it ' $1 i n 1 U 1931 II Wl ( harlott] Woodruff, ( a plain ESTHl K IIki I K Jani I i ii I I I SDK l)l( M 1 1 I 1 Mil lllOl MM I M) 1 ORN M C mis Mil 1 lol ' l 1)L IX.I ON Phoi hi |dkd w Harrd i I ' im Doris ( hi IGH ion ( Klll Smiih 193 3 TEAM JEAN Armsi rom.. Captain Jean Babcock 1 1 MORI C.Ol l) l N Mary Mai Barbara Howard Jani B vb oc k | nnlt Cobb Frances Cobb Alicf Brow n M ri, sri i McLennan J Nl Fl-RRIS 1934 TEAM ( harmain Woodruff, Captain VlRGINl W ' iiitm i l R1 I ' ll. I ON Marcxri I CORRIG N I I I NOR TU M K J NI Cr ri ATM M INI Mil 1 1 R VlRGINl Ml M 1 I I KN Nl Si Wl I ■ B RB IRA SlRON H 1 I 1 Mil I II Hi 1)1 12131 All-Smith Basketball Team Frances Beck, 1933 Eleanor Eaton, 1932 Marie Fensterer, 193 1 Elinor Fosdick, 193 3 Marjorie MacDonald, 193 3 Katherine Park, 193 1 Carol Smith, 1931 Katherine Wiener, 1933 Charlotte Woodruff, 1931 M 1214] Class Basketball Teams 1931 I I AM ( iiumni Woodrui i . ( a plain k i iii kim p kk Sally Thatcher ( XKOI Smiiii Mini! Fensterer K Ml I I) KI INC It A K It K l)l I i ( ii i I ' kk i M kio 1 Isms [932 II AM Virgini Rugh, ( ' , ;;; |l S II Will ION Ath.m I OgDI v Akii i 1) is DoRO i in Shoki BeTTI Hi i I HaRRII 1 BARNARD I 1 1 l)K 1 IDS LYDIX C III ! I I Mil AUR1 I I Pi UMI i x 1934 II AM Natalu 1 lox i . c aptain M .R . XKI I CORRIG s I X M ( m IORI) Virgini x Vm i m x B XRli IRA KlIMl Jani i Pratt Dorothy Fosdick julii i i i! n( 1 I m Me ins m x 193 3 TEAM I i i ok Fosdk k. ( ' aptain KaTHI KIM II M K I i i abi i ii Koi ' i Inn h Mn i i k M XKV P X SON Cathi RIM I 1 I R III Frances Bi k Pi .i .x m xc Don i d Ai i i Bkoxx |215] All-Smith Swimming Team Nancy Boggess, 1931 Ruth Dunlap, 1933 Betty French, 1932 Mary Garrison, 1931 Edith Keeler, 193 2 Gertrude Olsen, 193 3 Isabelle Pendleton, 193 3 Julia Quirk, 193 1 Jane Waldheim, 1932 fcffiffit [216] Class Swimming Teams 193 1 II AM |l I I Ol IKK, ( j l j 1) i.SI •, Hi K(.l K SI 1 Bocci SS Barbara handler l R1 (. IRR1SON I iik M ( nos Mil I I 1 Mil 1 II I ' m i ki I 0U1S1 R uim I k I I 1 Mil III Roil! K I Frances Rich Miiin W rd [932 TEAM I s i M inn im, ( ' aptain |ani Evans Hi i 1 1 Ik i si ii DoROI uill (. K Edith Keeler i m i i i Parker l Mil 1 ' ok I 1 u CjK l 1 PlPl R SlUKl I 1 S II I ■I 1933 TEAM (,i r i mill Oi si s. Captain Hi irk i Coi m Ruth Dim p J SI Fl RRIS Edith Greenli m IsMll I II Pi Sill I HIS Elizabi tii Ri i n Salli Si i w r i Fr m is O ' Nl ii BETTY ORR Ni i DA Roth |i s Rl mm i Louise Thom is Caroline Young Ruth Wood 19 34 TEAM Flora Best, Cuplain Ethelwyn Boi rk m M ry Cantlin Kill CH tPMAN Virginia Gn i s l R IOR1I 1 II S ' GER VIRGINIA Li S 1 Doroi m M 1 oi Rhoda Minkler A di i m Merrill Wish ki d Mi i mil Elizabeth Shu i i i i s s i i ri I ns i V mi i Charmian WoollRLI I 117] Ill P QtS dors % Life Guards Lydia Chittenden, Captain Nancy Boggess Margaret Carter Barbara Chandler Barbara Dean Marie Fensterer Mary Garrison Mary Mattison Tulia Quirk Susan Miller Isabelle Parker Grace Piper Aurelia Plumley 1931 Frances Rich 1932 Helen Kirkpatrick Lorna Macdonnell Helen Ward Elizabeth Paffard Agnes Berger Carol Smith Peggy Taylor Elizabeth Robert Mary Porter Shirley Swift Jane Waldheim Betty French [218] ' V J • if . .[ 1 r ( p ! Tennis SPRING, 1930 All-Smith Team Mary Watson, 1932 Marie Fensterer, 1931 Katherine Park, 1931 Fanny Curtis, 1930 M r 1 1 Fensterer Katherine Park 193 1 TEAM Lorn a Macdonneli Katherini Daniels Evelyn Amis Mary Watson 193 2 TEAM Margaret Adams Margaret Woods 1933 TEAM Ji an Armstrong Katherini Wiener MarjorEE Mac Uonai d Nancy Bootiiby 219 Crew SPRING 1930 1931 CREWS I. Jean L. Berry, Cox Kathfrine Rowe, Stroke Mary Blake, Two Jane Sherman, Three Agnes Berger, Bow III. Faith FitzGerald, Cox Eleanor Bernstein, Stroke Katherine Lilly, Two Betty Olmstead, Three Evelyn Goodale, Bow II. Charlotte Kidd, Cox Beatrice Stephens, Stroke Betty Anderson, Two Lois Sweet, Three Margaret Moulding, Bow IV. Alice Otis, Cox Jean Kelso, Stroke Mary Huntington, Two Anne Smith, Three Charlotte Woodruff, Bow fcffi jflt [2201 Archery ALL-SMITH ARCHERY TEAM Ellen Batchelor, 1930 Emily Williams, 1931 Martha Dickinson, 1932 1931 Laura Bent May Robinson Emily Williams 1932 Mary-Frances Crosby Martha Dickinson Elizabeth Plummer 1933 Elizabeth Bush n ell Mary Manley Charlotte Righeimer [221 Dramatic Association Council Sylvia D ' Lugasch Katherine Daniels Ruth Amanda Mitchell Barbara Smith Evelyn Boardman Margaret Hankins Ruth Brank Helen Hornbostel Marion Rice Katherine Scranton Isabel Stearns Athalia Ogden Producing Director Stage Manager Chairman of Scenery Chairman of Properties Chairman of Costumes Chairman of Lighting Chairman of Music Chairman of Publicity Chairman of Make-up Business Manager Dramaturgist Secretary ygP f [224] Senior Dramatics Committee Julia Quirk Elizabeth Caffee Elizabeth Robert Virginia Danson Katherine Lilly Helen Smith Rachel Darling Marion Rice Chairman Junior Assistant Chairman Business Manager Stage Manager Scenic Director Chairman of Costumes Property Manager Chairman of Make-up Committee Br [2251 Dramatics The first dramatic success of the year was La Giara, by Luigi Pirandello, given by the Italian Club on December third. The play is a rollicking comedy, and was very well acted. The jug around which the play revolved was an astounding piece of work, made by Signorina Vezzetti. Miriam Ramer was excellent as the irritated owner of the jug, Mable La Montagne the unfortunate mender who shut himself in and was afraid to get out for fear he would break it, and Jane Kidston the perplexed lawyer. The climax of the play was when the owner became too irritated for words, and kicked the jug into a thousand pieces. The play was preceded by a delightful Tarantella danced by six Juniors, and a group of Sicilian folk songs by E. J. Parker. Mary Rose, by James Barrie, was given on December eleventh and twelfth by the Dramatic Association, and was entirely and very ably directed by Sylvia D ' Lugasch. The play was a difficult one to do, but was a remarkable success. Edith Cramer as Mary Rose, though she looked a bit too much of this earth, gave a very good interpretation of the difficult part. Mr. Leland Hall was her father, and proved that acting should have been his profession. Mr. Putnam was very good as Simon, and very funny. The scenery, done by Ruth Mitchell, was perfect, especially the island. Miss Burnett ' s Dance Group gave an unusually good performance this year on January sixteenth, and repeated it on February twenty-sixth with a few slight changes in program. Ragamuffin was especially good in the first performance, danced by Betty Joy Street. The Air for the G String which they have done before, was repeated with its usual success. The dancers showed exceptional talent. The scenery was very nice, but we missed the modernistic castle which was so good last year. Miss Burnett should feel very much gratified for the continual success of her group. The language departments have exceptional senses of humor, as was shown again by the performance of the French f aculty of Knock or Lc Triomphe de la Medecine, by Jules Romains, on March eleventh and twelfth. Monsieur Guiet played the role of Knock, the new doctor in the healthy country, and is an excellent actor. He directed the play as well. The ancient automobile in the first act, driven by Mr. Vorenkamp, was extraordinary, and the wheels actually turned around. Mr. Robert as the retiring doctor was very good. Mr. Hall appeared with his customary success as the Premier Gars, and was accompanied by Mr. Vorenkamp as the Deuxieme Gars, and brought down the house. What keeps the Student ' s Building on its feet and the Dramatic Association from destruction through the years is Jerry Brick. There is nothing that he does not know: from acting and make-up to making a panelled door in three minutes, and the Dramatic Association owes him a large debt of gratitude. tftffl fr 226] 12271 Year Book Board Helen Kirkpatrick Matilda Day Janice Tarlan Helen Ward Lydia Chittenden Rachel Darling Virginia Danson Katherine Scranton Janet Morison Elizabeth Thatcher Helen Smith Marion Rice Elizabeth Perkins Elizabeth Robert Mary E. Jonas Jane Hawkes Sylvia Shapiro Evelyn Boardman Alice Walker Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Junior Business Manager Senior Picture Editor Assistant Senior Picture Editor Group Picture Editor List E.ditor Assistant List Editor Club Editor Literary Editor Nonsense Editor Faculty Editor Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Athletic Editor w [228] Sequence Board EDITORIAL BOARD M ri Chasi ,1931 Is vbi i Stearns, 1931 Laurence Staim i ion, 1932 Mary Elizabeth Jonas, 1931 Katherine Lackey, 1931 Eileen O ' Daniel, 193 2 Eloise Johnson, 1932 Julie Webber, 1932 Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Book Review Editor Art Editor BUSINESS STAFF Esthi r Tow ,1931 Anne Lee Broaddus, 1932 Linda Marcus, 1932 i u i INBERG, 1932 Business Manager Local Advertising Manager Out of Ton ii Adi ertising Manages Circulation Manager Marc, arlt Moulding, 1931 Eleanor Church, 193 2 Lois McLaughlin, 193 3 Marjorie Frank, 193 2 Carolyn Erminger, 193 2 Blr; haFi OYD, 1932 [2291 Weekly Board Editor in Chief Jessie Tierney, 1931 Assistant Editors Dona Worrall, 1931 Elizabeth Sherry, 1932 News Editor Virginia Eyerly, 193 2 News Staff Eleanor Church, 1932 Helen Chaddock, 193 3 Laura Marden, 1933 Sally Quinn, 193 3 Eleanor Thorn, 1933 Jean Wilson, 1933 Assistants Gwendolyn Niemann, 1931 Sylvia Weissman, 193 1 Dorothy Paul, 1931 Literary Editor Janet Morison, 1931 Assistants Sylvia Hazelton, 1931 Rosemary Denniston, 193 2 Editor Managing Staff Mary Dorr, 1931 Adi ertising Manage Helen Thum, 1932 Assistants Lenore Hellman, 1933 Jane Wilson, 193 3 Lucile Fletcher, 1933 Junior Editors Elizabeth Elmore, 1932 Andrea Ferguson, 1932 Assistants Eleanor Sawin, 1931 Lucy Dunn, 1932 Helen Schneppel, 1932 Nancy Stevenson, 1932 Marion Allen, 1933 Elizabeth Gamble, 1933 Rita Gomberg, 193 3 Frances Middleton, 1933 Pictorial Editor Marcia Maylott, 1932 Assistants Myrtle Williams, 1932 Jane Ferris, 1932 Jane McMullfn, 193 3 Critics Dramatics Margaret Hankins, 1931 Margaret Moss, 1 93 1 Music Nancy McKeen, 1931 Allison O ' Brian, 1931 Art Dorothy Hay, 1931 French Correspondent Margaret Blake, 1932 Business Staff Manager Janice Tarlin, 1931 Circulation Manager RuthBerliss, 1932 Assistants Louise Dicken, 1931 Constance Kreimer, 193 3 230 1 Press Board OFFICERS Grace Mitchell Laura Haw ard Miss Martha Com n Dorothy Whitmy Vivian Greenberg Elise Sieker Millicent Ward Phyllis Carter Mary Frances Apgar M. Louise Dicken Lucille Fine Helen Calvocoressi Janet Claelin Helen Davis Justine Bailey Anna Carr Marjorie Cook Mary Cheatham Julia Hopkins Phyllis Carter Abigail Lee MEMBERS 1931 Faith Fitzgerald Olive Hussey Alice Leavitt Jane Maxwell 1932 Maren Morrison Helen Hopkins Agnes McLean 1933 Constance Krlimi r Eleanor Welch Monica MacArthur Margaret Mar i in Jean Miller Picture Bureau K a i in RENE You Ll y Wright President Si i retary Publicity Director Sews Editor Associate News Editor Business Manager Librarian Head of Picture Bureau Marion O ' Leary Marion Rice Gretchen Yoerg Dorothy McLean Lilla Train Laura Stolzenberg Louise Thomas I i nnett Walker Rosamond Wheeler ng 1231 I 232 J -s- [2331 Symphony Orchestra Isadore Hatch Anne Pitts Hilda Richardson Mary TlBBETTS OFFICERS Concert Master Librarian Librarian Publicity Manager Violins Mrs. Brandegee Barbara Burditt Virginia Clark Mary Elmer Harriet Frank Virginia Gum an Elizabeth Glogau Mr. Guiet Isadore Hatch Charlotte Horman Dorothea Jones Miriam Limn Dorothy Meigs Julia Mr hno Lydia Overbos( l l Anne Pitts Hilda Richardson Charlotte Righi imi r Mary Roberts Margaret Sussmann Bern wine Strong Violoncelli Mary Berg n Mrs. Bixler Hli i N Brow n Elsa Parshi i i Violas Ruth Barni s Mr. Bixler Julia Brodt Miss di Rondi Marian Roberts Mrs. Stii i m 1 Flutes Jean Campbi i 1 Fl ORENCl Mai Don i d Trumpet Donald Wells Bass Mr. Parshi i I lorn 1 RY TllilSI II s 7 ' l mpani Lota Curtiss Percussion Myr a Coi I IN Kathi kin i Vow Harp Mar.iorii Ml iih r Piano Myr Go i i in Organ Esthi k Jones [235] Glee Club OFFICERS Anna Woodcock, 1931 Jean Louise Berry, 1931 Lorna Macdonnell, 1931 Mary Louise Williams, 1931 First Soprano Edith Hanson, ' 31 Alice Rust, ' 31 Elizabeth Bunce, ' 31 Elizabeth Cairns, ' 31 Elizabeth Williams, ' 32 Virginia Sykes, ' 32 Gretchen Yoerg, ' 31 Katherine Yow, ' 33 Helen Dawe, ' 31 Alice Dunning, ' 3 1 Mary Elmer, ' 3 1 Marian Gifford, ' 3 1 Susan Baker, ' 3 1 Edith Cramer, ' 32 Marion Allen, ' 33 Elizabeth Pafford, ' 31 Ingeborg Lincoln, ' 32 Elizabeth J. Parker, ' 32 Ruth Gould, ' 32 Ruth Macduff, ' 33 Ruth Hard, ' 32 Elizabeth Gamble, ' 33 Jean Hauserman, ' 3 3 Felicia Thomas, ' 32 Caroline Brooks, ' 32 Louise Weimer, ' 3 3 Margery Davis, ' 3 3 Miriam Macomber, ' 3 3 Anna Mattern, ' 32 First Alto Mildred Fleet, ' 31 Eleanor Egan, ' 3 3 Elizabeth Henneberg, ' 33 Lucile Fletcher, ' 3 3 Constance Richardson Priscilla Wadhams, ' 33 Dorothy Glidden, ' 3 1 Katherine Stone, ' 3 3 Katherine Merrill, ' 32 Elizabeth Doran, ' 32 Mary Frances Apgar, ' 3 1 Mary Dorr, ' 3 1 Dorothy Kelley, ' 3 1 Mary Parke, ' 3 1 Virginia Wing, ' 3 1 Dorothy Doane, ' 3 1 Charlotte Martin, ' 32 Pauline Moor, ' 3 1 Isabelle Pendleton, ' 3 3 Mary Hutchinson, ' 33 Janet Beattie, ' 3 1 Josephine Thomas, ' 31 Lois Sweet, ' 3 1 Second Alto Miriam Ramer, ' 3 3 Helen Bragden, ' 3 3 Elizabeth Reed, ' 3 3 3 3 Mary Folsom, ' 3 1 Ethel Farrington, ' 31 Carol Smith, ' 3 1 Jean Kelso, ' 3 1 Josephine Paret, ' 3 3 Elizabeth Neebe, ' 3 1 Ellen Hunt, ' 32 Marion Richardson, ' 32 Charlotte Manning, ' 32 Carolyn Chase, ' 32 Grace Carlon, ' 32 Elizabeth Sturges, ' 3 3 Gertrude Steere, ' 32 Margaret Morgan, ' 3 3 Leader Manager Accompanist Accompanist Mary Mulligan, ' 32 Priscilla Kennaday, ' 32 Belle Pike, ' 3 3 Susan Smith, ' 33 Ruth Wheeler, ' 31 Second Soprano Dorothy Wentworth, ' 3 1 Margaret Parrish, ' 31 Dorothy Candee, ' 3 2 Lila Knight, ' 31 Claire Parker, ' 31 Esther Jones, ' 3 1 Marion Emerson, ' 32 Helen Ward, ' 31 Rebecca Kennard, ' 3 2 Irma Vissher, ' 3 1 Elizabeth Rogers, ' 31 Mable La Montagne, ' 31 Gwendolyn Duggan, ' 32 Una Peavey, ' 3 3 Anne Lacey, ' 3 3 Natalie Starr, ' 33 Jerane Ibershoff, ' 33 ' 2361 Mandolin Club Dorothy Hagar, 1932, President 193 1 L.ORNA MACDONNELL Barbara Bradley Charlotte Manning Ann Thomson Elizabeth Orr Betty Orr Mary Roberts 1932 1933 1934 Florence MacDonald Marcia Glidden Betty Glover Ann Scofield Beatrice Colby Eunice Jameson yggf 237] Rachel Darling Helen Ward Agnes L. Berger Mary Parke Virginia Wing 1931 Choir OFFICERS header Assistant Leader Secretary Librarian Librarian first Soprano Agnes Berger Elizabeth Bunce Elizabeth Cairn Harriet Carter Rachel Darling Helen Dawe Alice Dunning Mary Elmer Lucille Fine Mar jorie Hirsch Charlotte Kii i Grace Laub Margaret Moulding Sally O ' Brian Elizabfth Pafford Katherine Parki r Mary Helen Potter Alice Rust Josephine Thomas Ruth Warm r Edith Williams Virginia Wing First Alto Mary Frances Apgar Ann Baker Evelyn Boardman Nancy Boggess Esther Brewer Margaret Carter Doris Creighton Polly Dorr Ethel Farrington Louise Fentress Margaret Fleet Dorothy Glidden Jane Ha kfs Margaret Lane Mary Parke Second Soprano Susan Baker Marion Gifford Jennette Hitchcock Esther Jones Gladys Lacknfr Margari t Lewerth Mabel La Montm.m Francis McNitt Polly Moore Claire Parker Margaret Parrish Elizabeth Rogers Katherine Rowe Lois Sweet Helen Ward Dorothy Wfntworth Ruth Wheeler Charlotte Woodruff Mar.jorie Plumb Elizabeth Robert Helen Smith Irma Visscher Anne Woodcock Mary Youngman Second Alto Jean Berry Josephine Church Katherine Kei.sey Jean Kelso Lorna Macdonnell Elizabeth Neebe Carol Smith Louise Stoffregen Emily Williams Junior Choir OFFICERS Elizabi -;th J. Parki r Ingeborg Lincoln Katherine Merrii i Marion Richardson Barbara Bradi i ■ v Nancy Stevenson First Soptanos Barbara Bradi i s. Caroline Brooks Edith Cr mi r I Rk)N 1 Ml RSON Murii i FnzGiBBON Marjorii Irxnk m r iv c.i [dd1 Ruth Goul d Ruth Hard i i 1 m1 i ii m kmi 1 i A M [ II KN I I 1 Mil I II J. PaRKT R Is Mil I I I P RKl R HlLDI GARD1 Si 1 I s Shiri n Sw n i VlRCINl Si M s Ann Thomson M R(, K1 I 1 MIM I M R(. MM I WoODRL 1 I Sfi ' iiiJ Sopranos Dorothy C ndi i Virginia Cn 1 1 Dorothy Di i ri Elizabi hi Dor c, 1 ndoi 1 n ducg n M R IOR11 I si IBROOK MuRIl 1 Fl EISCHMAN Bettie Gloyi r Kvthirini Hxrvii Kebecca Kenn RD [reni Li ini Ingeborg Lin oi n Chari OI II M R I IN Dorothi Rl 1 NOLDS I 1 ISI Sll KI R 1 I 1 Mil 1 II Si M I 1 Nano Si i i n son Joy Stii son I Mil Vl 1DSI N First Altos Charlotti C bot Carolyn Chasi Lydia Chi i 1 1 mm n Lota Curtiss I Nl I ANS |i n Fischer Ni in Green I i i i n Ml n i M xr(, ri r Mc Laughlin Katherini Mi rrii i Athai I Ol.Dl N Mary Porti r Pr|s( II LA Rl H RDS ( ONSI N( 1 RlC II RDSON Marian Ri h rdson i ouisi w rni r Leader Assistant Leader Secretary Robe Monitor Librarian Librarian Second Alloy I I 1 Mil I H Bl II 1 i i mu i h Br i ion (.R I C RI ON VlRGINl D Is I Lc v Dunn I i i i n Hi ss 111 II Hornbostel Charlotti Man ning (|R 1 PlIM R M R(, RI I S II I II Gl R IRL DI Sll I KI El 1 MU IH UNDI RH1I L | N1 W M 1)111 l l ( KRM1 I II W ' oi RN1 R il?n? iiW ' [2391 Sophomore Choir OFFICERS Katharine Yow Elizabeth Floyd Margaret Mather Elisabeth Reed Margery Davis Leader Assist a fit Leader Accompanist Secretary Librarian First Sopranos Marion Allen Phyllis Bascom Betty Beale Jane Bennet Mary Brown Helen Chaddock Jane Ferris Elizabeth Floyd Elinor Fosdick Betty Gamble Lucile Getchell Grace Harrison Jean Hauserman Sally Hilken Margaret Hoover Mary Hutchinson Margery Kaufman Mary Knox Elizabeth Lee Margaret Lord Ruth MacDuff Norma Morgan Helen Nebolsine Christine Myers Barbara Nichols Charlice Olmsted Anne Pitts Mary E. Powell Virginia Seiberling Frances Van Blarcom Rose Waters Louise Wfimer Ruth West Katharine Yow Second Sopranos Jean Averill Elizabeth Brooks Virginia Bush Rachel Cadman Margery Davis Theresa Dodge Harriet Green Julia Haberman Helen Harris Elizabeth Henneburg Jerane Ibershoff Margaret Joy Ann Lacey Virginia Lowrie Miriam Macomber Laura Marden Margaret Mather Mary M. May Mary Mulligan Elizabeth Orr Una Peavey Isabelle Pendleton Cora Ripley Helen E. Sawyer Katrina Van Hook Charlotte Wheeler Sylvia Whitaker Ruth Wood First Altos Jean Babcock Priscilla Boyd Dorothy Boyles Joanne Disette Eleanor Egan Eleanor Faison Louise Farnsworth Lucile Fletcher Irene Garrett Mar jorie Goldsmith Julia Hopkins Emily Joy Constance Kreimer Helen O ' Brien Gertrude Olsen Josephine Paret Natalie Robertson Jinnet Seaver Susan Smith Natalie Starr Katherine Stone Marian Sykes Priscilla Wadhams Kitty Weiner Kathleen Whaley Second Altos Ann Baker Helen Bragdon Betty Bushnell Mary Dorion Onie Harris Priscilla Kennaday Edna Kershaw Margaret Morgan Mary Paysan Penelope Perry Betty Pike Miriam Ramer Elisabeth Reed Elizabeth Sturgess Helen Geller [240] Freshman Choir OFFICERS Marjorie Spiegel Patsy Cox Amy Carter K. Frances Brown E. J. Smith Betty Cantril Virginia Whitney First Soprano Janet Adams Elsie Barnhart Betty Gay Baxter Barbara Burlingii m Amy Carter Mar jorie Com N Patricia Cox Ruth Drummond Barbara Eaton Madeline Evans Charlotte Fitch Virginia Hatch LoRI I l HUGGETT Dorothy Lavson Dorothy Madsi n Mar.iorie Mather Virginia Mi M i Athh im Miller Georgia Northop Julia Pitt Dorothy Rittenhouse Georgian Robinson- Olive Ross Mar.iorie Spiegel El 1 beth Jane Smith Janet G. Smith Charlotte Snyder Carol Thomas Caroline Torr n Eleanor Tucker Jam Vai i ntine Virginia yX ' hitni i M rv Louise Wii i i a is Margaret W ' olbran Helen U ' oodhull Second Soprano Mar.iorie Ballou Edith Bardu ej i Virginia Blair Genevieve Brennan K. Frances Brom n Eleanor Burki Mary C vsi Mary Cootes Dorothy Fosdick Arabella Gilmore Rae Gleason R hel Kent Fr ncfs Lisle 1 RY MoRISON Esther Mount Al [ 1 Mc Kl NNY Katherine Neuhaus Priscilla Parke Barbara Proctor Mary Roberts Sarah Steel Josephine Taylor Constance Thayer Mary S. VJ ' atkins Lois Weeks Sally W ' estcott Ruth Whittemore Gertrude VCoodruff first Alto Caroline Atkinson Mary Bennett Jane Bowman Lemma Boice Frances Brou n Elizabeth Dyer Janet Darlini. Katherine Doe Ellfn Dunn- Dorothy Frazier Lee Garths m M r-. Graves Leader Second Choir Leader Secretary Librarian Librarian Accompanist A ssis fa nt A ceo m pa nk t Elizabeth Hon man Helen B. Johnson- Madeline Leonard Estella Lu I M G. Shields Ellen Steel Virginia Whttni i Charmain Woodruff Second Alto Annette Beals Alice Brough Barbara Burdett Clara Carly Mary Copper Eleanor Ernsi Dorothea Jones Jane Kelsey Emily Levtis JUl IA McVi ' lLLIAMS Adelma Merrill Asbirini Morris Mil V Ol MSTED Frances Philbrick Dorothy Veeder Elizabeth Venter [241] 193 1, Helen Connolly College Song Leader 1932, Ellen Hess 1933, Mary Dorion 1934, Patricia Tuki -y [242 Junior Step Song Tune: Ti ii Oi i) Ki i k un Echoes of many years, from ivied wall, Hinting of p.vst refrains, with twilight fall; Singing to you a song now growing old, Telling a thought the years have often told: With sitting sun we lift our song on high. And ivied walls in echo soft reply: Seniors, hold fast the mem ' ries of these days. Turning from here you face the distant Mays, Leaving the steps that you have held this year. Juniors, accept the trust and hold it dear. Singing to you a song now growing old, Telling a thought the years have often told. Thirty, with saddened hearts we see you go, Sun of your college days is sinking low. And as the sunset hues mingle with shade. Tones of our farewell song softly will fade. Lost in the night, its echoes die away. Slowly we take these steps at close of day, Thinking of you, Thirty, days that are done; Love follows you always from Thirty-One. Hold fast the memories of college days, As going forward you face future Mays, Guarding the steps that you have held this year, Juniors, accept the trust and hold it dear. HtLtN PaLIL KlRKP.VlRIC K SBQSw 2-43 1 [244] - g v- r .m. i C-Jk,, t,. Easj [245] THE PRESIDENT In Neil-son, Chil-dren, you can sec The Work-ings of He-re-di-ty For no Hy-po-the-sis can test His con-stant Air of In-ter-est Or show what brings a Ma-jor Mind To note the Whims of Wo-man-kind, Save that, from Ooze Pri-mor-di-al, All Neil-sons have been Cor-di-al. Wor-thy, a-las!, of bet-ter Things, A Smile he to our Ef-forts Brings En-vied of Mar-tyrs and Fa-na-tics — Ex-cept at A-ma-choor Dramatics! THE FACULTY .Jta-mj Be-hold, my Child, the Plat-form Smile Of Folk com-ple-te-ly lacking Guile! Though PVmale Pul-chri-tude de-cline, Their man-ner is not less Be-nign, And while Out-si-ders us tra-duce, They see a Swan in ev ' ry Goose. I of-ten won-der: Could a Mir-ror Render their Grasp of Facts the clear-er? FACULTY CHILDREN See, chil-dren, those di-ver-ting Frac-tions. Per-en-ni-al-ly strong At-trac-tions To Whither-Tend-We ? Sta-tis-ti-cians — The Off-spring of A-ca-de-mi-cians. Nou-rished (one hears) on Sti-pend mea-gre. In Homes that Packs of Wolves be-lea-guer, They rate high on their Men-tal Tests, But, like all o-ther Young, are Pests. O % THE FUSSER See, chil-dren, though it make you quail. That low-est Form of Life, the Male, Lack-ing whose Pre-sence im-be-cil-lic, This ru-ral Spot would be I-dyl-lic. Yet heark, though it your senses cloy, To Fe-male Cries ex-pres-sing Joy! It makes one doubt the In-tel-lect ( )f those who link Cause and Ef-fect. 1246] THE COIFFURE AMBIGUOUS Sec. Child, the new Couf-fure Am-big-uous Of Hairs both scan-tj and ex-ig-u-ous For-bear to praise it, all un-know-ing, n nor-mal Hair in course of Grow-ing. So Hol-ly-wood, with [s-sues Rife, Swells the Com-plex-i-ties of Life, And to the Prob-lem: Dame or Gent? Adds this: Pro tem. or Per-ma-nent? THE TEXT-BOOK Be-hold, m Child, the Prin-ted Word, U-nan-i-mous-lj dubbed Absurd, And lar-ded, where O-pin-ions vary, With brief and pith-y Com-men-ta-ry. Ob-serve the Change by June ef-fec-ted - These Mar-gin-a-li-a ne-glec-ted, And, un-der-lined by Hands (Jn-COUth, The eon-tents me-mo-rized as Truth! THE SHEEP The Sheep, while mean-ing no Of-fence, No-to-ri-ous-ly lacks in Sense, And in this World Pre-ca-ri-ous Will live and die Gre-ga-ri-ous. No like-ly Mo-del, as you see, For In-tel-leetuals such as we ; How strange, then, after All we learn. To find his Skin and Badge we earn ! 12+71 J24S1 :- ■. The Editors of the 1931 Year Book wish to express their gratitude to the following members of the college whose advice and assistance have made this volume possible: Athalia Ogden Eleanor Eaton Marion McInnes Eleanor Lamont Mr. George P. Hyde Harriet Loutrel 12501 [2S1] 252| xJhdfK f Index of Advertisements Angotti 12 Green Dragon • 6 Army Navy Stores 9 Hampshire Bookshop 9 Bicknell 4 Higgins 12 Boyden ' s 9 Holmes, Samuel 12 Bridgman Lyman 6 Hotel Northampton 12 Butler Ullman 6 Hovey, H. A. Co 8 Class of 1931 3 LaSalle Taft 8 Class of 1932 7 Liddell, William Co 4 Class of 1933 13 Mary Marguerite 9 Class of 1934 11 Miller, 1 9 Coggeshall Jukes 4 Plymouth Drug Shop 6 College Fruit Shop 9 Sears, Henry G 10 College Taxi • 6 Steiger, Albert 8 Cotrell Leonard 9 Sweetheart Inn -.11 Dewhurst 11 Tiffany Co 1 Fireside 11 Tooher, Jane 2 Fleming ' s Boot Shop 6 Webster Thomas 5 Foley, M. F 12 White Studio 14 Goldwasser 12 Woodworth 9 [254] Tiffany Co. Jewelry Diamonds and other Precious Stones Mail Inquiries Receive Prompt Attention Fifth Avenue 37- Street NewYork in JANE TOOHER SPORT CLOTHES School • — ■ College ■ — ■ Camp GYMNASIUM GARMENTS Official Outfitter for SMITH COLLEGE 711 Boylston Street BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS [2] Compliments of CLASS OF 193 1 [3] The Store If here ) ou Get ) our Gym Shoes For 30 Years . . . 1 We 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. We send them ANYWHKRE on approval, 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, Silk Scarf s, Wool Gloves and Mufflers. You ' ll always find the old prompt service at Bicknell ' s. H. E. BICKNELL NORTHAMPTON, MASS. [58 Main Street Opp. Draper Hotel Reception Room Wilder House ■ i MARY COGGESHALL JEANNETTE JUKES INC. Decorators 46 E. 52nd Street New York City 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 [+1 Webster Thomas Co 2 i 7 S tate Street BOSTON, MASS. Importers, Manufacturers, and Wholesale Grocers, specializing in Institution Supplies. [51 Bridgman Lyman Northampton, Mass. 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HOVEY CO. 30, 32, 34, and 36 FANEUIL HALL MARKET, BOSTON Since 1822 Specialists in BUTTER from creameries selected for fine quality which make butter according to our ideas from the top grade pas- teurized cream of accredited tubercu- lin tested herds. Flavor, color, salt, body and package conform to the highest standards. EGGS from selected nearby henneries where the hens receive scientific care and feed. Received overnight by express, candled and graded by experts and delivered with the least possible delay. Prompt Delivery at Market Prices By our own trucks in the Back Bay, Brookline, Newton, Cambridge and Belmont, and by prepaid express elsewhere, safe arrival and absolute satisfaction guaranteed. We Supply Smith Compliments of La Salle Taft Manufacturers of FROZEN DELICACIES ll Hawley St. Northampton The Hall Galleries hen it comes to Graduation Gifts Really Different . . . SHOFPING here is like being given the key to a treasure house of some fabled story . . . and like his ambassadors, our buyers search the world over for the unique, the beauti- ful and the delicately wrought, in gifts to delight the sophisticated taste. Fourth and Fifth Floors ALBERT STEIGER COMPANY Springfield Massachusetts [8] Gowns 1 [oods Caps For All Degri bs Qual ty and Servii at a Low Price Get your outfits i om the tirm that introduced them :o the schools t the Uniti d States. ( lotrel] Leonard ALBANY . . y. ARMY AND NAVY STORE 32 Pleasant Street e Carry n Complete Line of RnliiK and Hiking Goods at Low Prices WOODWORTH Ladies ' Hairdresser Permanent Wave a Specialty 245 MAIN STREET Telephone 2390 Northampton, Mass. O. ). Bonneau, Prop. BOYDEN ' S 77, ' ■ of Good i 0(1(1 Students and llumiiiii Always If ill a m . Specia Attention C iven to Parties 196-200 Main Street NORTHAMPTON MASS. SEND RACK FOR ROOKS Opt n tin ) car .Iron nil - and ) our Account is Always Good !fi Hampshire Book Shop Compliments oj I. M I I. L E R Beautiful Shoes 2 Green St. Compliments oj THE COLLEGE FRUIT SHOP tfi 24 Green St. The Mary M aru;iierite For Luncheon, we eat at the Mary Marguerite ; For Tea, we meet at l he Mary Marguerite ; For Dinner, we dine a t the Mary Marguerite Yes, 21 STATE is the Mars Marguerite. The Mary M ari2;uerite I ' M Com i me nts Henry G. Sears Company WHOLESALE GROCERS WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS 80-88 Race Street HOLYOKE, MASSACHUSETTS [10] Compliments of CLASS OF 1934 Our Shop is Convenient to Yon . . . We n re- centrally located; those little adjustments that your glares occasion- all) need are only matter of a few minutes ' work. 1 We pride ourselves that our interest in you does NOT end with your original purchase. Prescription work, mail and tele- graph 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 Opp. City Hall Telephone 184-W Alice Brown ' s Sweetheart Tea House SHELBl KM HI IS. MASS. r open tU fay SWEETHEARTS J Ap ,,| 19th A Nov. 1st Specialties — Fried Chicken, Steak and Lobstei Dinners — Waffles and Maple Syrup. Pure Maple Sugar Products. On the Famous Molunck Trail THE FIRESIDE TEA ROOM S Bedford Terrace Northampton MM Samuel Holmes Frank V. Holmes J. Frederick Holmes SAMUEL HOLMES, Inc. Wholesale and Retail Poultry and Game Stalls 10-12-14-16 and 17-25 Faneuil Hall Market Basement 3 South Side Tel. Richmond 0708-0709-3513 BOSTON MASS. Hotel Northampton An Inn of Colonial Charm New - - Modern — Fireproof Rates $2.50 up Be sure to visit and dine in WIGGINS OLD TAVERN You will enjoy it For INDIVIDUALITY See VIOLET ANGOTTI Dressmaker Cleaning Dyeing 20 Green St. Tel. 1554-M Compliments of William Higgins FINE SHOES it Reasonable Prices GOLDWASSER ' S 227 Main Street S Smart Apparel For College Wear M. F. FOLEY CO. Boston ' s Real Fish House BOSTON MASS. T el. Rich. 2811 Compliments of CLASS OF 1933 [13] ESTABLISHED 1888 A Quarter Century of College Photography 220 West 42nd Street NEW YORK . . . Completely Equipped To Render The Highest Quality Craftsmanship And An Expedited Service On Both Personal Portraiture And Photography For College Annuals Photographers to the 1931 Smith Year Book i+i limit h tfihi ves £mith College-