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Copyright: CLASS OF 1932 SMITH COLLEGE SMITH COLLEGE YEAR BOOK Class of 1932 ELEANOR ARCHIBALD EATON Editor ELIZABETH PEACE STURGES Assistant Editor AGNES DENISON Mc LEAN Business Manager Table of Contents Dedication View Section . Administration Faculty . Class of 1932 Freshman Year Sophomore Year Junior Year Senior Year Other Classes Organisations Phi Beta Kappa Clubs Athletics Dramatics Publications Music Nonsense Advertisements Page 5 8 15 24 41 105 109 113 125 135 145 165 169 201 223 227 233 245 253 j5T932 l Dedication To Marjorie Hope Nicolson TT TWO in bringing the cave to the mar et ' place has brought to the students of Smith College the inspiration and stimulus of true scholarship as well as the serenity of efficient administration □ □ Foreword TJOR those who, with or without an A. B., strive to learn the rest of the alphabet. O O O They would not find us changed from them they new Only more sure of all we thought was true Adapted prom Robert Frost. JmNI President Neilson Leona C. Gabel Dean of the Class of 19} 2 T932 The Board of Trustees William Allan Neilson, Ph.D., Ll.D., L.H.D., Litt.D. President John Elliott Oldham, A.M. Harry Emerson Fosdick, A.M., D.D., Ll.D., S.T.D James IIandasyd Perkins, A.B. Elizabeth Cutter Morrow, B.L. Ruth Standish Baldwin, A.B. Archibald Victor Galbraith, A.B. Alta Smith Corbett, A.B. Frederic Marshall Jones, A.B., S.B. Frank Channing Smith, Jr., A.B., Ll.B. Ada Louise Comstock, A.M., Litt.D., Ll.D., L.H.D Josephine Sewall Emerson, B.L. Harriet Bliss Ford, B.L., Vice- president Miriam Titcomb, B.L. .... Northampton Boston New York Greenwich, Ct. Engelwood, N. J. New Canaan, Ct. Easthampton Portland, Ore. Springfield Worcester Cambridge New York Northampton Cincinnati, O. iSflftSi Annetta I. Clark, A.B., A.M., Secretary to the President and of the Board of Trustees 1 20 | Administrative Officers Marjorie Hope Nicolson, Ph.D. Dean Laira Woolsey Lord Sales, B.L., L.H.D. Warden Joy Secor, A.M. Registrar George Palmer Hyde, A.B., Ll.B. Treasurer jnT932 L [21] Anna Mann Richardson, M.D. College Physician Elsie Preston Leonard, A.B. Purchasing Agent Mabelle Babcock Blake, Ed.D. Personnel Director H. Mildred Holden, A.B. Director of Admission T93T Class Deans Leona Christine Gabel, Ph.D. Dean of the Class of 1932 Helen Jeannette Peirce, A.M. Dean of the Class of 1933 Margaret Hill Peoples, Ph.D. Dean of the Class of 1934 Margaret Gale Scott, A.M. Dean of the Class of 1935 T932- William Allan Neilson, Ph.D., Ll.D., L.H.D., Litt.D. President and Professor of English and Literature William Francis Ganong, Ph. D. Professor of Botany and Director of the Botanic Garden Frank Allan Waterman, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Ernest Heinrich Mensel Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of Germanic Languages and Literature Elizabeth Deering Hanscom, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature on the Mary Augusta Jordan Foundation Alfred Vance Churchill, A.M. Professor of the History and Interpretation of Art and Director of the Smith College Museum of Art [24] Harku i William Bigelow, Ph.D. Professor of Astronomy on the Ehza Appleton Haven Foundation 1 i r Kimball, Ph.D. Professor of Government Carl Frederick Augi sti - Lange, Ph.D. Professor of German Language and Literature Louise Di lpii . Concours Certificate Letters, O.A. Professor of French Lav and Literature on the Helen and Laura Shedd Found David Camp Rogers, Ph.D. Professor of Ps Sidney Nof i n Deane, Ph.D. Professor of Gree on the L. Claris Seelye Foundation and Curator of the Museum of Classical Antiquities Richard 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 Clar Parsons Foundation Rebecca Wilder Holmes Professor of Music on the Henry Di e Sleeper Foundation Amy Louise Barbour, Ph.D. Professor of Gree Language and Literature on the ]ohn M. Greene Foundation Mary Belle McElwain, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature [261 William Dodge Gray. Professor of Hi i. Ph.D. H. Edward Weli s, Ph.D. (Leipzig) Professor of Chemistry on the Gates Foundation Suzan Rose Benedict, Ph.D. Professo r of Mathematics Arthur Ware Locke, A.M. Professor of Music Roy Dickinson Welch, A.B., Mus.M. Professor of Music Osmond T. Robert, B.Es.L. Professor of French Language and Literature [271 Frank Hamilton Hankins, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology on the Mary Huggins Gamble Foundation William A. Orton, M.A. (Cantab.) M.Sc. (Lond.) Professor of Economics and Sociology Wilson Townsend Moog, Mus.B. Professor of Music Edna Aston Shearer, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy M rS Samuel Ralph Harlow, Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature Howard Rollin Patch, Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of English Language and Literature [281 I ' ll Robert Lieder, Ph.D. Professor of English Langauge and Literature Robert Withington, I ' m D. Officer de V instruction Publiquc Professor of English Language and Literature Howard Madison Parshley, Sc.D. Professor of Zoology Werner Jo i i Professor of Music Seth Waki man. Ph.D. Professor of Education and Director of the Smith College Day School and the Coopera- tive Tslurserji School William Sentman Taylor, Ph.D. Professor of V [291 Esther Cloudman Dunn, Ph.D. (Lond.) Professor of English Language and Literature Anna Mann Richardson, M.D. College Physician Josef Wiehr, Ph.D. Professor of German Language and Literature Margaret Rooke, M.A. (Oxon.) Professor of Italian Language and Literature Arthur Taber Jones, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Emily Ledyard Shields, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature !30l Eleanor Shipley Dlckett, M.S. (Cantab.) Ph.D., D.Lit. (Lond.) Professor of Latin Language and Literature Frances Grace Smith, Ph.D. Professor of Botanv Ji ssie Yereance Cann, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Abbie Mabel O ' Keefe, M.D. Director of Medical Service Vincent Guilloton, Agrege de L ' Universite de Paris Professor of French Language and Literature Myra Melissa Sampson, Ph.D. Professor of Zooh T932 31] Aline de Vlilele, Brevet Superieur Professor of French Language and Literature Julius Seelye Bixler, Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature on the Charles H- Clar Foundation Mary Ellen Chase, Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Marjorie Hope Nicolson, Ph.D. Dean and Professor of English Language and Literature Sidney R. Packard, Ph.D. Professor of History Elliott M. Grant, Ph.D. Professor of French Language and Literature 321 Harold Underwood Faulkner, Ph.D. Professor of History Oliver Waterman Larkin. A.M. Professor of Art Merle Eugene Curti, Ph.D. Professor of History CORTLANDT VAN WlNKLE, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Caroline Brown Bourland, Ph.D. Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Ruth Goulding Wood, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Esther Lowenthal, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology on the Robert A. Woods Foundation Clarence Kennedy, Ph.D. Professor of Art Vera Lee Brown, Ph.D. Professor of History 331 Jn iErmnrtam ■proffBBor Emeritus of S mitl) (Cullpge [34] List of Faculty LOUISE SEWALL CHEEVER, A.M Associate Professor « English Language and Literature AIDA AGNES HEINE. AM Animate Frofeisor of Geology and Geography MAR i LOUISE FOSTER, Ph.D Associate Pro,essor of Chemistry MARY DELIA LEWIS, A.M Associate Professor of English Language and literature F. WARREN WRIGHT, Ph.D. Associate Profe n, of Latin Language and literature SUSAN MILLER RAMBO, Ph.D Associate Professor „f Mathematics GRACE HAZARD CONKLING. B.L., A.M ■! «, late Professor of Hughs ' , Language and literature MARGARET BRACKENBL ' RY CROOK, B.A. (Lon.) . . . Associate Professor of Religion and Bihlnal literature MARY MIRROR COOK, B.S Associate Professor of French Language and Literature HELEN ASHHURST CHOATE, Ph.D Associate Professor o Hi, tans LIZBETH R. LAUGHTON, A.B Associate Professor of Spoken English ALICE M. HOLDEN, Ph.D Associate Professor of Government MABELLE BABCOCK BLAKE. Ed.D Personnel Director and Associate Professor of Education SAMUEL ATKINS ELIOT, JR., A.B Animate Professor „f English Language and literature ELIZABETH ANDROS FOSTER, Ph.D Associate Professor of Spanish Language and literature ELIZABETH FAITH GENUNG, M.S Associate Professor of Bacteriology HIIJNI CATTANE, Dcxuur dc L ' Universite do Paris . . Associate Professor of trench Language and literature RENF GUIET, A.M., LIC. Fs. L ■ no,,ate Professor of French Language and Literature CARY FRANKLIN JACOB, Ph.D Associate Professor of Spoken English CATHARINE ELIZABETH KOCH, A.M., MID Associate Professor of Lands ape Architecture YVONNE IMBALTT-HUART, Bi-Admissibilire Agrcgation, O.A. Associate Professor of French Language and Literature HAROI D EDWARD ISRAEL, Ph.D Associate Professor of Psychology K FRANCES SCOTT, Ph.B., M.D Associate Professor of Hsgienc IOHN WOODS DUKE Associate V tusii HOWARD AUGUSTUS MEYERHOI I , A.M Associate Professor of Geology and Geography DOROTHY SEARS AINSWORTH, Ph.D Usoeiate Professot of Hygiene an I Physical I 1st etion MIGUEL ZAPATA s. TORRES, Ph.D Associate Professor of Spanish Language and literature MARY L1LIAS RICHARDSON, A.M Associate Professor of Latin Language and literature SARAH HOOK HAMILTON Associate Protestor of Musi, MARGARET BOOSTER CURTI, Ph.D. Associate Professor „i r ANNE B. G. HART, A.M. Associate Professor of English Language and I iterature ALPHONS P. A. VORENKAMP, Hist. Art. Doct . (Leyden) Associate Professor of Art BREWER GODDARD WHITMORE, A.M Associate Professor of Government  .NNA ADELE CHENOT, A.M Associate Professor of French Language and literature GLADYS AMELIA ANSLOW. Ph.D Associate Professor of Physics LOUISE MARIE BOURGOIN ' , lie. Es.L Associate Professor oi Ircnih Language and Literature MARIE MILLIETTE Associate Professor of Musi, LUCY LORD BARRANGON, A.M Associate Professor of Art MARY EVELYN CLARK. Ph.D. (Lond.) Aisociate Professor of Philosophy S. McCLELLAN BUTT, A.M Associate Professot of Philosophy LELAND B. HALL, A.M Associate Professot of Musi, LURA SAWYER OAK, Ph.D. . . Associate Profe I Education and Pr,,i,,pal of the Cooperative Nursery S, h,„,l IOY SECOR, A.M R „„„ SOLON ROBINSON Associate Profess ,r „f Musi, MINNA KIRSTEIN CURTISS, A.M Associate Profess,,, of English Language an ' literature LEONA CHRISTINE GABEL, Ph.D Associate Professor of History and Dean of the Class of 1912 MADELEINE GUILLOTON, Lie. Fs. L., A.M Associate Professor of trench Language and Literature C. PAULINE BURT, Ph.D Associate Professor of Chemistry MARTHE STURM, Lit. Fs. L., Diplome d ' etudes Supcrieures Associate Professor of Psychology 1 I 1 VBETH MAUD COLLINS, Ed.M. . .Associate Professor of I lucation and Pr,,,,,pal of He Smith Colic.. I. WILHELM KAUFMANN, Ph.D Xi ate Professor of German Language and Literature ,WW C o KL BARNFS - BA - lOX ° n) Associate Professor of History HOWARD PAUL BECKER. P„.D Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology JOHN MASSON SMITH, Ph.D | or of French Language and Literature ■yAN I ' GOR OKHOFF ,,„„,„„, Pr „ ( ,.„, ir „, .,,„,„, „„„. h ' lou ' .sa ' bu:™: a : : • — s LE Tr G n SCOTT ' AM ' • : : : '    ' Pressor ' o fH y JJTSZ Jff ' cUs ' s JX VNACli ' TAcTNDIDA VEZZETT1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' P , ' J ' ' ' RUTHt m ENDE P LL i0 : ST ' ™ '  ' T s7 1 nTTh f ancb t.TpoV b ell ' :::■••■ z p ;;Jr m FD A F UR TT s M NX,V : ! TJtt tVLTmA ruiiH BLRNEII.B.S Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Pbvsi ' al Education agnkc E Ar EL vaLghn Tn ,R ' AM •« ' • t - - ' ' ' A A G R N A V« .ij ; , N ,- PH ' D f Ot ek Langyge and L,,eeat„ AtstMism Professor  t B ' tjin, [351 MARGARET HILL PEOPLES, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Trench Language ami Literature and Dean of the Class of 19)4 GERTRUDE GOSS Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education ANN ELIZABETH CHANEY, A.M. Assistant Professor of German Language and Literature MAURICE HAYES CROSBY, A.M Assistant Professor of Education RAYMOND PUTNAM Assistant Professor of Music NEWTON ARVIN, A.B Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature DORIS SIBERT, A.M Assistant Professor of Music BLANCHE MITCHELL, A.M Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature RUTH ELIZABETH YOUNG, A.M Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature DOROTHY CAROLIN BACON, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology CLARA WHITNEY CRANE, Ph.D Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature WAYNE EYER MANNING, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Botany KATHERINE LAMBERT RICHARDS, A.M Assistant Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature and Director of Religious Work and Social Service CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH WILDER, A.M. .... Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature DORCAS BRIGHAM, A.M Assistant Professor of Botany HELEN .JEANNETTE PEIRCE, A.M Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Literature and Dean of the Class of 19i3 MARINE ELIZABETH LELAND, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature ROBERT PRANK COLLINS, A.M Assistant Professor of Geology and Geography JAMES JEROME GIBSON, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Psychology WINIFRED A. BLAMPIN, M.D., CM., (McGUI) Assistant Physician RUTH W. CRAWFORD, A.M Associate Personnel Dire, toi DOROTHY DAY, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Botany MAITLAND de GOGORZA Assistant Professor of Art ERNEST CHARLES DRIVER, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Zoology E. FRANCES STILWELL, A.M Assistant Professor of Zoology WILLIAM BEAUMONT SCATCHARD, Mus. B., B.S. . Assistant Professor of Music CYRUS FLINT STIMSON, Jr., A.M Assistant Professor of Art MARGARET ALEXANDER MARSH, A.M Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology KARL SCOTT PUTNAM, B.S. A Assistant Professor of Architecture W. ROLFE BROWN, S.T.M Assistant Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature EVELYN BUCHAM, A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology DELPHINE FITZ DARBY, A.M Assistant Professor of Art HELEN M. DEANE, A.B., B.S., M.D Assistant Physician AMBROGIO DONINI, Ph.D (Rome) Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature DOROTHY WOLF DOUGLAS, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology MADELEINE PARKER GRANT, A.M Assistant Professor of Zoology KATHERINE GEE HORNBEAK, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature RUTH LEE KENNEDY, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Literature VINCENT M. SCRAMUZZA, Ph.D Assistant Professor of History E. FRANCES WELLS, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Psychology MARJORIE WILLIAMS, A.M Assistant Professor of Astronomy NORA M. MOHLER, A.M . ... Assistant Professor of Physics RUTH LYDIA SAW, Ph.D. (Lond.) Assistant Professor of Philosophy JEAN STRACHAN WILSON, Ph.D. (Lond.) Assistant Professor of History A.M. HANNA FAY FATERSON, Ph.D. . MARIETTA EMMA, DETTI, Diploma di Magi Superiore, (Florence) .... GERTRUDE HELEN COSGROVil DUNHAM, ROSS LEE FINNEY, Jr. A.B. . ANITA W. FORD, Ph.D KATHERINE P. REDING, A.M HARRIETTE OVERTON AULL, A.M. GILBERT HAVEN AYRES, Ph.D JANE BRADSHAW, M.A. (Cantab, and Liverpool) GLADYS EUGENIA BRYSON, Ph.D. JOAQUIN CASALDUERO, Ph.D. (Madrid) Assistant Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature Assistant Professor of German Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education Assistant Professor of Chemistry Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Literature PAUL GERALD GRAHAM, A.M Assistant Professor of German Language and Literature NEAL HENRY McCOY, Ph.D • Assistant Professor of Mathematics RUTH MORIZE, Mus.B Assistant Professor of Music CHARLOTTE GERTRUDE GUILER, A.M Instructor in Astronomy ELINOR VAN DORN SMITH, A.M Instructor in Botany JEANNE SEIGNEUR GUIET, Brevet Superieur, A.M. ..... Instructor in French Language and Literature AMY LINDNER Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education CAROLINE HEMINWAY, A.M .... Instructor in Geology and Geography MARY LOUISE SMITH BOARDMAN, A.M Instructor in French Language and Literature ELIZABETH JOYCE CRATSLEY, A.M Instructor in Art MELVA ELIZABETH LIND, A.B., Lie. Es. L., Docteur de L ' Universite de Paris ...... Instructor in French Language and Literature BIANCA DEL VECCHIO, Diploma di Magistero . . Instructor in Music ELIZABETH GRAHAM FRAME, M.A. (Dalhomie) . Instructor in Zoology ANNE GASOOL, A.M Instructor in French Language and Literature MARY ELIZABETH HAMILTON, A.B., R.N. . . Instructor in Hygiene HELEN MUCHNIC, A. M . . Instructor in English Language and Literature RICHARD HOWELL POST, B.S Instructor in Zoology 361 A. JEANNE SALE1L, Diplome D ' ftudei Superi Concours Certifical Lettres . EDN KIII Willi VMS, V M. urcs. tnstt Hi tor in I rt hi h Language and literature tnstructot m English Language dud Literature MARION I . Hi R.ONDJ . .li. MR III 11 1. ANTARELLA, A.M. Inst tut tor in Musit Instructor in Italian Language and Literature tnstrut tor m Botany ELISABETH KOFFKA, Ph.D. (Gicsscn) MARJORI1 l ' l « 1 i MORS!.. Jr., A.I!. . PRl I l 1 R.IGH 1 W Al 1 IS, A.B. Instructor m Hygiene and Physical Education Ins rut tor m Hygiene and Physical Education Vocational Secretary VIRGINIA CORWIN, A.B., B.D. hi t rut tor in Botany Instructor m Religion and Biblical Literature Instrui tor in Psyt bology PRAM 1 s 111 l II ' BEC MR. U.S. 1 I 1 VNOR1 BOSVf 1 1 1 ., Ph.D. (Lond.) . 1 INN1 ( II l ' l ( L ' RTIS, A.B. MARGARET DENNY, A.M. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH EDDY, A.B. MILDRED GREENBERG, A.M. EVELYN fENNINGS, B.S. VIRGINIA FRENCH MACKIE, A.M. VERA EFRON MINTZ, A.B. . ETHEL MURRAY, L.R., A.M. VIRGINIA NEWCOMER l Instructor in Spanish Language and Literature I nst r in tor in i oiio inn and So, iolog y tnstructot m English Language and Literature . Instrm tor in Zoology Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education tnstructot in Engli h I uage and Literature Instructor m Hygiene and Physical Education Instructor m Hygiene and Physical Education Instructor m II ygiene and Physical Education tnstructot in English Language and Literature Instructor m Rinnan Language Instructor in M IIENR1LTTL PELLETIER, Concours Certified HELEN WHITCOMB RANDALL, A.M. . MARGARET BERNARDINE RHEINBERGER, THOMAS AURALDO RILEY, A.B. . BENIAMIN MARTIN SHAUB I ' h D Lcttres Instructor m French Language and Literature In strut tor in English Language and Literature ! n ti in tor in German Language and Literature MARIAN DON AI ILL TOLLES, A.B. MARIE BATEMAN BRAINERD A M instructor in Economics and So, uAogy ELIZABETH GREGORY PERKINS, A.M. CONSTANCE La MOTTE DAVISON, A.M. SYLVIA KENDRICK. HAZELTON, A.B. . ELEANOR GRIPR JACK A B Assistant in Geology and Geography Assistant in Psychology ESTHER ELIZABETH JONES B H. KATHERINE KUTCHIN, A.B. . FLIZABETH La RUE. A.B. MARY VALEDIA REED, A.B. HULDA JOHNSON REES, A.B. LYDIA ADELMA ROLF, M.S. . DOUGLAS A. THOM, M.D. MARTHA COMAN . Assistant in Chemistry , Assistant in Chemistry A ssistant in Botany Assistant m Psychology Consultant in Mental Hygiene DORIS WEAVER, A.B. Secretaries MARY PARDEE ALLISON, A.B. MARY ELIZABETH MENSEL, A.B. EMMA BROWN PROCTOR • am i Office Assistant to Dire tot of Publicity Assistants Publications Secretary . A tsistant Warden FLORENCE ELIZABETH YOUNG, A.M. H. ESTELLE SMITH, A.B. HELEN LOUISE BAXTER PAULINE G. i IRDINAL MILDRED MARY O ' BRIEN MARY SVOBODA LAMB .... WINNIFRED ALICE KILNLR MARY CE ELIA SALVO .... GLADYS DINGLEDINE DIGGS, A.B. CAROL EILEEN BOOTH, A.B. LOUISE MORTON, A.B. . DOROTHY GILLERN SANER HELEN JOSEPHINE DRAKE . ALICE M. BRUSHWAY STELLA ALVERA ANDERSON VIOLA D. MAGRAN1S .... c7 ? Sci retary to the Administrative Board issistant Secretary in the President ' s Office Assistant Secretary in the President ' s Office Assistant Secretary in the President ' s Office . Assistant in the Warden ' s Office Assistant in the Class Dean ' s Office Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office Ass nf ant in the Registrar ' s Office Assistant in the B.ard of Admission Assistant m the Board of A (mission Assistant in the Board of Aim ' 371 [381 [39] 141 Mary Rogers Adams 57 Barnes Street Providence, R. I. Sara Aisenberg 247 Elm Street Gardner, Mass. Phebe Elizabeth Adams 96 Event Street New Haven, Conn. Dorothy Alcorn 15 S. Delaney Place Atlantic City, N. J. Ruth Adler 95 Brunswick Street Pvochester, N. Y. Isabelle Sherman Aldrich 149 Broadway New York City [421 Mary Gi nevievi Allen 15 Crest Acres Summit, N. J. Jam i Ida Arend 17.689 Cedar Road Cleveland, Ohio Ruth Sylvia Alpern Norwood Avenue Elhcron, N. J. Natalie Leila Baekey 823 Colonia Road Elisabeth, N. J. Eleanor Andi rson 25 Downing Road Brookline. Mass Pauline Frances Baerwald 9 East 88th Street New York City [43 Emily Baker 480 Moss Avenue Peoria, 111. Harriette Louise Barnard 41 Slocum Crescent Forest Hills, N. Y. Lilian Louise Balboni 142 Willow Street West Roxbury, Mass. Eleanor Frances Barnes 16 Schudy Place New Rochelle, N. Y. Nancy Trowbridge Barker 5 Crofut Street Pittsfield, Mass. Eleanor Shelton Barry Oak Crest Evanston, 111. T932 [44] Charlotte Ba 6 Louisburg Square Boston, Mass Elizabeth Swing Bell 808 Devonshire Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Annette Jeanne Bauer 220 23 rd Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Elizabeth Warner Bellah 214 Inwood Avenue Upper Montclair, N. J. Betty Margaret Bell 94 E. Seminary Street Norvvalk, O. Maria Schai i i r Bennett 80 Tomkins Street Cortland, N. Y. 145] Ruth Ernestine Berliss 1185 Park Avenue New York City Alice Lillian Bigley 2 3 Lloyd Street Winchester, Mass. Barbara Best 828 Michigan Avenue Wilmette, 111. Eleanor Clarke Billings 117? Park Avenue New York City Dorothy Glenne Beverly 236 N. Worth Avenue Elgin, 111. Dorothy Annette Blake 2 3 Old Smith Road Tenafly, N. Y. 146] Margari i Coi Blake 95 Chestnut Street Englewood, N. J. Mary Ai igi s i a Bowman 2667 Berkshire Road Cleveland, Ohio Bettina Boardman 405 E. Main Street Marshalitown, la. Barbara Kingsley Bradli y 79 New South Street Northampton. M is Eugenia Adams Bovi v 521 Clifton Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. Mary Franci s Bradi i y 17 N. Clover Drive Great Neck. N. Y. [47j Ruth Ann Brank 70 Maple Street Summit, N. J. Margaret Louise Brewster 208 9th Street S. Fargo, N. D. Marcella Breidster 3027 Marietta Avenue Milwaukee, Wis. Gernda von Briesen 970 Park Avenue New York City Helen Doret Bretzfelder 127 W. 79th Street New York City Anne Lee Broaddus 812 W. 60th Terrace Kansas City, Mo. [481 J i i i a Harlow Brodt 283 West Grand Boulevard Detroit, Michigan Julia Agnes Bllman 21 Prospect Avenue Greenfield, Mass. Helen Elizabeth Brown 1410 S. 6th Street Terre Haute, Ind. Marion Greene Bussang Old Greenwich, Conn. Laura Brown 116 S. Pleasant Street Independence, Mo. Charlotte Cabot College Hill Woodstock, Vt. [49] Elizabeth June Caffee 6 Crescent Hill Springfield, Mass. Ruth Stratton Cannell 3 Oak Knoll Arlington, Mass. Helen Calvocoressi 46 E. 92nd Street New York City Grace Henrietta Carlon 159 Midland Avenue Montclair, N. J. Dorothy Caroline Candee 10 Arch Street Norwalk, Conn. Elizabeth Mary Carney 11 Elm Street Gardner, Mass. T93T [501 Lori.m Carvalho 803 S. 15th Si Newark, N. J. Lillian Basilica Chiriacka 4 2 Madison Street New York City Sylvia Cha i 289 Belmont Street Fall River, Mass. Lydia Barrett Chi i i endi n 16 Elm Street Concord, Mass. Carolyn Tylir Ch isi 251 Main Street Great Barrington, Mass. Louise Ann Christison 112 Pleasant Street Mctluion. Mass. 1932 fsi: Eleanor Bradford Church 30 Bennington Street Newton, Mass. Mary Preston Clapp 210 E. Willow Grove Avenue Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Sylvia Charlotte Cibel 63 Mandalay Road Newton, Mass. Jane Snow Clausen 1121 Lake Avenue Racine, Wis. Janet Claflin 5840 Overbrook Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Virginia Dickinson Clutia 379 Ridewood Avenue Glen Ridge, N. J. 1932- [52] Elizabeth Cobb 1601 Magnolia Drive Cleveland, Ohio Martha Colley 10 Windsor Avenue Wayne, Pa. Gwendolen Hlntington Cochran 231 E. 9th Street Plainfield, N. J. Clarice Viola Corniii 1228 52nd Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Harriet Cohen 3841 18th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Mary Elizabeth Coughlin 1 17 Pleasant Street North Adams, Mass. Edith Viola Cramer 115 Beacon Street Hartford, Conn. Dorothy Culp 1 27 N. Harvey Avenue Oak Park, 111. Eileen Creevey 40 E. 63rd Street New York City Lota Winchell Curtiss 2 Rogers Road New Haven, Conn. Mary-Francis Crosby 3 1 Oak Terrace Webster Groves, Mo. Eleanor Fay Cushman 779 Bryant Avenue Winnetka, 111. 541 Ariel Davis Ivy 4 Goodrich Avenue St Paul, Minn. Virginia Hinman Davis 1? Granite Street Westerly, R I. Helen Emma Davis 810 Grove Street Worcester, Mass, Virgin! Demaresi 834 Sumner Avenue Springfield, Mass. Rith Garonir Davis 709 S. Skinker Road St. Louis, Mo. Rosemary Denni 240 Goodman Street So. Rochester, N. Y. Constance Mary Dick 14 Bailey Avenue Plattsburg, N. Y. Elizabeth Helen Doran 210 Hoyt Street Buffalo, N. Y. Martha Dickinson Hope Ranch Park Santa Barbara, Cal. Gwendolyn Hughes Duggan 156 Pleasant Street Bradford, Pa. Lillian Dinniman 376 Sherman Avenue New Haven, Conn. Lucy Katherine Dunn 23 Brigham Park Fitchburg, Mass. 1932 561 Eleanor Archibald Eaton 40 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Ma-.-. Elizabeth Bartlett Elmoki 150 E. Palisade Avenue Englewood, N. J. Frances Cameron Eisler 44H W. Pearl Street Butler. Pa. Marion Rines Emerson 46 Park Street Northampton, Mass. Marie Louisi Ei mi r 783? Winston Road Chestnut Hill. Pa. Miriam Putnam Emerson 75 Hi h Street Exeter, N. H. Flora Elizabeth Erikson 94 Massasoit Street Northampton, Mass. Jane Arden Evans Balboa Heights, C. Z. Carolyn Erminger 199 Lake Shore Drive Chicago, 111. Virginia Ritter Eyerly 503 Market Street Bloomsburg, Pa. KlVELY EVANGELIDES 189 Neilson Street New Brunswick, N. J. Dorothy Gardner Fabian 1462 Wesley Avenue Evanston, 111. [58] Andrea Lucia Fi rgi 8 Bailey Avenue Clarcmont, N. H. Elizabeth Rebecca Fisher 7212 Perrysvillc Avenue Ben Avon, Pa. Katherine Putnam Field 8 G. Street, Vedado, Havana, Cuba Muriel Capon Fitzgibbon 68 Main Avenue Sea Cliff, N. Y. J i an Fischer Booth Avenue En.ulcvvood, N. J. Muriel Rose Fleischman 170 Hamilton Avenue New Rochelle, N. Y. 591 Elizabeth Jane Flint 213 Culver Road Rochester, N. Y. Sally Bush Fowler 17 S. Maple Street Westfield, Mass. Kathleen Nesbitt Forler 1060 Parker Avenue Detroit, Mich. Edith Fox 1959 82nd Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Patricia Fowler 10 Shepard Avenue East Orange, N. J. Emily Louise Frank 401 Forest Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio [60] Banna La Rue Prank 5744 Gaston Avenue Dallas. Tex. Elizabeth Cornell French 8 Cotswold Way Scarsdale, N. Y. Marjorie Louise Frank 2634 Lake View Avenue Chicago, 111. Helen Heath Frost 72 Spooner Road Chestnut Hill, Mass. Doris Freile 2600 Boulevard Jersey City, N. J. Mary Corinne Gamble 1883 Madison Road Cincinnati, Ohio p 5 - t J5T932 L [61 ' Esther Garbose 164 Lawrence Street Gardner, Mass. Marjorie Gilbert 181 Lydecker Street Englewood, N. J. Margaret Hinman Garrison 1724 Seyburn Avenue Detroit, Mich. Barbara House Giles 6 E. Sunnyside Street Troy, N. Y. Harriet Lane Gibbs 57 Warner Street Springfield, Mass Marcia Holmes Glidden 1932 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington, Mass. [621 Bettie Raymond Glover 1801 N. Washington A Scranton, Pa. Carolyn Elizabeth Goodwin 29 Columbus Avenue Northampton, Mass. Janet Goodfellow 7 2 Walker Avenue Bradford, Pa. Eli anor Miller Goodyear 270 S. College Street Carlisle, Pa. Elizabeth Coyle Goodrich tjMfc— 5516 Broad Branch Road, N.W. Washington, D. C. f • kf j Sara Jane Gorton 5400 Sunset Drive A - am Kansas City, Mo. [63] Ruth Williams Gould 321 W. 92nd Street New York City Loraine Ruth Gruneberg Elk ' s Square Lehighton, Pa. Dorothy Walker Greer 37 Holbrook Street North Adams, Mass. Marjorie Louise Guernsey 106 Oak Tree Place Leonia, N. J. Gertrude Lillian Gremmels Kahdena Road Morristown, N. J. Dorothy Evelyn Hagar 1 Waterhouse Street Cambridge, Mass. [641 Elsie Virginia Haig 44 3 Green Lane, Roxborough, Philadelphia, Pa. Lois Mooney Hand 3 3 Scotland Road Elizabeth, N. J. Jean Baird Hamilton 5708 Forbes Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Mary Dorothea Hanna 2995 Cadillac Blvd. Detroit, Mich. Margaret Mary Hammel Brush Hill Road Rcadvillc, Mass. Ruth Hard Manchester, Vt. 65 Julia McAdow Hardesty 12 Cambridge Court Larchmont, N. Y. Frances Hatzel 427 Main Avenue Weston, W. Va. Katherine Chamberlayne Hare e Hotel Lucerne, 201 W. 79th Street New York City Barbara Hawes Hotel Lincolnshire Charles Street, Boston, Mass. Frances Wood Hastings 71 Evergreen Place East Orange, N. J. Rebecca Morrison Hawley 73 5 W. Onondaga Street Syracuse, N. Y. [66] Rebecca Reed Hayi s Lewiston, Pa. Helen Coombs Henry 8940 115th Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. Florence Clark Hearty 214 Paine Avenue New Rochelle, N. Y. Dora Cecilia Hlox 36 Reservoir Street Leeds, Mass. Julia Heiman 69 Landscape Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. Ellen Louise Hess Berwick Road Bloomsburi;. Pa. 1932- [67. Helen Anna Higginson 2 Maplewood Street Larchmont, N. Y. Frances Slosson Holliday 123 5 N. New Jersey Street Indianapolis, Ind. Carolyn Kirtland Hine 1561 Mistletoe Drive Cleveland, Ohio Margaret Holmes Fayetteville, N. Y. Doris Margot Holden 6 Greenwood Avenue Swampscott, Mass. Marie Claudia Holslag 380 Irving Avenue South Orange, N. J. jrT932 _ [68] Barbara Ritchie Honeyman [lwaco, Wash. Catherine Spicer Hubley 19 W. 5th Avenue Warren, Pa. Helen Bethell Hopkins 51 Luddington Avenue Clifton, N. J. Kathryn Elizabeth Hughes 2 Allston Place Boston, Mass. Helen Martha Hornbostel 240 E. 19th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Ellen Brush Hunt 19-137 Metropolitan Avenue Kew Gardens, N. Y. 59] Helen Bell Husband 3 21 Lake Street, Manistique, Mich. Eloise Frances Johnson 23 Waldron Avenue Summit, N. J. Elizabeth Merritt Jenkins 1263 S. El Molino Avenue Pasadena, Cal. Nancy Elizabeth Jones 325 Cavolwood Drive Beverly Hills, Cal. Ruth Jenney 50 Spruce Street Lockport, N. Y. Ruth Karpinski 1315 Cambridge Road Ann Arbor, Mich. [70] Cecile Marion Katz 285 Central Park W. New York City Virginia Kee ney 5849 Race Avenue Chicago, 111. Janice Katz 545 West End Avenue New York City Rebecca Louis Kennard 15 Hathorn Street Somerville, Mass. Edith Elizabeth Keeler 9654 Longwood Drive Chicago, 111. Virginia Scranton Kimberly 561 Savin Avenue West Haven, Conn. T93F [71] Betsy Knapp 206 Scott Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. Ruth Adams Lane St. Louis Union Trust Co. 323 N. Broadway St. Louis, Mo. Rose ' Mae Kornfeld 2823 Collingwood Ave. Toledo, Ohio Abigail Stout Lee Pleasantville, N. Y. Eleanor Allen Lamont 107 E. 70th Street New York City Helena Margaret Lennards 921 Washington Street Evanston, 111. [721 Francis Asm Levering 819 Central Street La Fayette, Ind. Sara Lea Li yy 200 Linden Street New Haven. Conn. Miriam Levin 185 North Street Northampton. Mass. Helen Elizabeth Lewis 514 S. Main Street Lewiston, Pa. Irene Carolyn Levin e 501 Euclid Avnue Elmira, N. Y. Inci BOR(; LlM Pepperell. Mass. T932 1731 Eleanor Lindabury 203 Summer Street Maiden, Mass. Mary Elizabeth Lockwood 66 Orange Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Lenore Margaret Linehan 420 S. Brainard Avenue La Grange. 111. Mary Celia Long 4910 Center Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Margaret Elizabeth Lloyd 217 S. Franklin St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Nina Price Lowenstein 220 W. 87th Street New York City [74] Frances Loi hsi Li dwick East Brady, Pa i ■ y VR] I M 1 192 Silvi i Si reel Dover. N. H. Florence Isabi i i i Macdoxald Nanton Alberta, Canada Margaret Mary McLaughlin 471 Beechwood Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. MlLDRED McDoNAl D Indian Lake, N. V. Acnes Denim n McLean 10?9 Pontiac Street Denver, Col. Dorothy Grace McLean 618 Macon Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Charlotte Frances Manning 41 Berwick Road Newton Center, Mass. Elizabeth Ranken MacLenathen 1255 Carroll Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Linda Chapin Marcus 284 Upper Mountain Avenue Upper Montclair, N. J. Isabel Holmes McMullen Pinebluff, N. C. Catherine Aronson Margolis Oak Lane Manor Oak Lane, Pa. T932- 76] Wr _ Elizabeth Berry Marshall ' ■J ■ 4L ■ 21 Pleasant St. Woodstock, Vt. f i J n 4 - Jv . A ( u Adele Phillipine Masset ■ 70 Ormond Street a Hempstead, N. Y. Charlotte May Martin Swansea, Mass. Anna Ranken Mattern Riverview Manor Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Frances Lenox Martin Blandford Road Lochhaven, Norfolk, Va. Marcia Van Ness Maylott 62 School Street Springfield, Mass. [77] {Catherine Lyan Merrill 3 1 Tulip Street Summit, N. J. Ann Miller 234 Irving Avenue South Orange, N. J. Louisa Sohier Metcalf 77 Harbor View Avenue Winthrop, Mass. Susan Miller 647 Spruce Street Winnetka, 111. Anne Henshaw Middlebrook 79 State Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Rebecca Mary Morris Brookside Avenue Amsterdam, N. Y. [781 Maren Downing Morrison 1217 Michigan Avenue La Porte, Ind. Rose Carolyn Netter 1200 Pickwick Avenue Springfield, Mo. Mary Stuart Mulligan Avon, N. Y. Marjorie Nei hoi 3 5 W. 96th Street New York City Natalie Edgar Myers 64 Maple Avenue Rahway, N. J. Emily Nichols 443 Vista Avenue Portland. I re. Eileen O ' Daniel 5 Hampshire Circle Bronxville, N. Y. Catherine Joan O ' Loughlin 540 New Britain Avenue Hartford, Conn. Athalia Stearns Ogden 454 Westminster Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. Mildred Lillian Palmer 11 S. Elm Street Bradford, Mass. Ruth Jackson Oginz 861 St. Marks Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Ann Middleton Parker Fort Sheridan, 111. [80] Elizabeth Jean Parker Westhill Cape Elizabeth, Me. Tabitha McKeehan Petran 13 5 W. 48th Street Minneapolis, Minn. Isabelle Gould Parker 24 Pratt Street Pleading, Mass. Eugenie Petrequin 16070 S. Park Blvd. Cleveland, Ohio Judith Mary Pequignot 14 Appleton Road Glen Ridge, N. J. Hazel Elizabeth Pike 5 Madison Avenue Springfield, Mass. 1932 81 Grace Isabelle Piper 860 Fairfield Circle, Pasadena, Cal. Mary Pickard Porter 3120 W. Penn Street Queen Lane Manor Philadelphia, Pa. Aurelia Bowman Plumly 679 West End Blvd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Elizabeth Pratt Box 3 36 Winter Park, Fla. Elisabeth Wiggin Plummer 618 Highland Avenue Maiden, Mass. Gertrude Raffel 229 W. 97th Street New York City [821 Virginia Graci Ram si v 757 Williams Parkway Denver, Col. Rosalie Sandi.rlin Reed 324? Cleveland Avenue N. W. Washington, D. C. Margaret Ogden Rankin 224 Warwick Avenue South Orange, N. J. Eleanor Niven Reid 2143 5th Avenue Troy, N. Y. Winifred Natalie Rathbln 120 Brooklyn Avenue %:. Brooklyn, N. Y. Iff Emma Dorothy Reynolds 65 Blossom Street ifc Leominster, Mass. 5T932 l [831 Priscilla Richards 44 Maple Street Florence, Mass. Marian Low Richardson 117 Lake Avenue Newton Cente r, Mass. Constance Richardson 655 N. Church Street, Bound Brook, N. J. Arline Wheeler Riggs 32 Orleander Street West Springfield, Mass. Hilda Small Richardson 193 Edwards Street Portland, Me. Bettina Ripley 38 Bracebridge Road Newton Center, Mass. [84] Florence Isabel Roberts 1907 James Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. Frances Theresa Rosenbal ' m 227 E. 57th Street New York City Marian Roberts 114 N. Main Street West Hartford, Conn. Maxine Dorothy Rosett 17 W. 71st Street New York City Florence Louise Rose 51 Chapman Place Irvington, N. J. Helena Stewart Ros s 240 Elm Street Northampton, Mass. [851 Zelthia Fox Ruben 809 Amherst Street Buffalo, N. Y. Margaret Barrett Sawyer 34 Cabot Street Winchester, Mass. Virginia Hieston Rugh 3 25 Cynwyd Avenue Cynwyd, Pa. Josephine Mary Scelsi 56 N. John Street Pittsfield, Mass. Eleanor Seely Salmon 118 E. 93rd Street New York City Helen Isabel Schnepel 372 Highland Avenue Orange, N. J. T932- [86] Lillian Klein Schoi nbrun N. Elk Avenue Dover. N. J. Margare i Tressler Si 207 Inwood Avenue Upper Montclair, N. J. (ilia Schopick 170 Beech wood Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. Ursi i a E i.lyx Setlow 2 2 Dwight Street New Haven, Conn. Elizabeth Harriet Schro. 27:6 E. Newberry Blvd. Milwaukee. Wis. Agnes Jeffrey Shedd 264 N. Drexcl Avenue Columbuv Ohio Elizabeth Sherry 114 Maple Avenue Troy, N. Y. Helen Dorothy Shore 89 Summit Road Bryn Mawr, Pa. Carolyn Bartow Sherwood 118 Dana Place Englewood, N. J. Lisbeth Helen Shulman 91 Warrenton, Avenue Hartford, Conn. Agnes Foran Shields 192 Main Street Flemington, N. J. Elise Julia Sieker 120 La Fayette Avenue Hawthorne, N. J. jrT932 L [881 Ruth Silverman 179 Wheeler Avenue Providence, R. I. Pauline Slum 62V2 Washington Street New Bedford, Mass. Caroline Simonds North Andover, Mass. Katherine Craic. Smith 982 Madison Avenue Plainfield, N. J. Helen Hoffman Simpson 944 Paulding Street Pcekskill, N. Y. Margaret Gushing Smith 17 Sudbury Road Concord, Mass [-?% • Mk [891 Irma June Smithton 2916 Observatory Road Cincinnati, Ohio Elizabeth Gregory Staley 361 State Street Albany, N. Y. Betty Sniffen Melrose Court Dallas, Texas Ann Stanley 18850 Shaker Blvd. Cleveland, Ohio Louise Diamond Speir 64 Short Hill Road Forest Hills, N. Y. Katharine Laurence Stapelton 163 Walnut Street Holyoke, Mass. [901 Gertrude Eleanor Steere Chcpaclict. R. I. Nancy Ponton Stevenson 230 Crescent Street Northampton, Mass. «fc ' - , Hildegarde Gierasch Stevens Wcsthampton Beach, N. Y. Joy Gilbert Stilson 268 Willow Street New Haven. Conn. Mary Victoria Stevens 1415 Prospect Avenue Plainfield, N. J. Hermine Virginia Summer 846 E. Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 91 Shirley Berenice Swift 234 Windemere Avenue Wayne, Pa. Felicia Chedsey Thomas 55 Central Park V est New York City Virginia Sanborn Sykes 3 3 Central Avenue Cranford, N. J. Helen Anita Thum 819 Avenue C. Bayonne, N. J. Irene Rose Thatcher Box 112 Lakeville, Conn. Mary Olmstead Thurston 2421 Pillsbury Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. [921 Mary IsBl i L TlBBl i i - 4 Sheffield R.i Winchester, M Elaine Ruth Towne 283 Drury Avenue Athol, Mass. Betty Harriet Tomlinson 129 Union Street Mon tclair, N. J. Lilla Train 1111 Bull Street Savannah, Ga. Jessica Tower 142 Woodland Avenue New Rochelle, N. Y. Doris Trivlrs 225 Pennsylvania Avenue Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Marjorie Clinton Tubbs 207 Prospect Street Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Clara Janet Voss 837 S. 11th Street Newark, N. J. Caroline Creyon Vance 125 J Carroll Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Elizabeth Hand Wadhams Dongan Hills St. Is. N. Y. Ruth Fleming Vanderpoel 107 Vose Avenue South Orange, N. J. Melissa Jane Wadley 4646 N. Meridian Street Indianapolis, Ind. [94] Louise Elizabeth Wagner 704 Lodi Street Syracuse, N. Y. Mary Loi IS! WALSH 2051 North Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. Jane Marian Waldheim 21? Winter Street Norwood, Mass. Millicent Ward 200 Highwood Avenue Leonia, N. J. Fannie Claire Wallace 508 S. Fulton Street Salisbury, N. C. Louise Childs Warner 209 N. Main Street Florence. Mass. 95 Eleanor Merritt Warnock 8? New South Street Northampton, Mass. Lydia Cabot Weare 452 Audubon Road Boston, Mass, Madeline Watson Selbyville, Del. Roberta Wilson Webb 199 College Avenue New Brunswick, N. J. Mary Eleanor Watters 24 Oxford Road White Plains, N. Y. Julie Tallmadge Webber 109 Hamilton Avenue New Rochelle, N. Y. [961 Mary Jam Wi i rs 1105 Park Avi New York City M KV MaRGAR] I Wi MP] i Somerville, N. J Emily Gallup Weidman Marcellus, N. Y. l l H Li INJ W ' il KINSON 63 Magnolia Avenue Garden City N Y. lOMi Weinberg 13 24 Carroll Street Brooklyn, N. V. Myrtle Williams 109 Waban Hill Road N. Chestnut Hill. Mass. T932 - [97 Jeanne De Wolfe Wilmarth 316 Glen Street Glens Falls, N. Y. Carmlita Elizabeth Woerner 851 Alameda Drive Portland, Ore. Margery Edwards Witherell 78 High Street Northampton, Mass. Margaret Eloise Woodruff 146 Cottage Street New Haven, Conn. Catherine Louise Wittig 3411 Coleman Road Kansas City, Mo. Katherine Woods 18 Maher Avenue Greenwich, Conn. [981 Margaret Greer Woods 2 Lehman Lane Germantown, Pa. Dorothy Young 97 Warren Place Montclair, N. J. Lucia Learned Woodworth 26 Norfolk Road Arlington, Mass. Elizabeth Young 808 West End Avenue New York City Katharine Hyde Wormelle 75 Gardner Street All-ton, Mass. Kathirine Carter Young 808 West End Avenue New York City [991 Mary Blake Young 324 Summit Avenue St. Paul, Minn. Frances Eleanor Ziskind 75 Gates Street Lowell, Mass. Other Members of the Class of IQ32 Evelyn Ames Nevin Green Helen Katherine Lane Lisette Elliott Personius Helen Elizabeth Price Olive Oburn Vaughan 225 Bay State Road, Boston, Mass. 2421 Marcy Ave., Evanston, 111. 1228 E. Newton St., Seattle, Wash. 514 Maple Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 24 Ward Ave., Northampton, Mass. . 3 1 5 Ridge Road, Akron, O. 1001 Former Members of the Class of 1932 Ella Adams Margaret Adams Fuji Hale Adamson Evelyn Ruth Ahrend Ruth Elizabeth Albrioht Margaret Warner Allen Marion Bennett Andrew Beartrice Appleton Genevieve Eliza Babcock Betty Baker Katharine Deborah Ball Ruth Bass Barbara Hi n man Beck Marjorie Clerc Beers Jane Colburn Belcher Ella Margaret Boswell Elizabeth Wolf Bratton Carolyn Esselstyn Brooks Marjorie Wentz Bunsted Margaret Mary Byrne Margaret Clarke Cahill Jean Campbell Harriet Bernice Carlsen Eleanor Rometsch Caswell Evelyn Douglas Causey Virginia Child Anne Elizabeth Clark Constance Irene Clough Lucille Alice Conkey Helen Collier Connell Julia Dexter Cooley Marjorie Gordon Currie Elizabeth Porter Damon Virginia Dantells Jane Davi nport Evelyn Mary Desha Dorothy Elizabeth Devery Eileen Marie Donoghue Catharine Kaercher Dresh man- Jane Howard Dnn Martha Hopple Dwight Bertha Christine Eckfeldt Doris Isabel Eddy Mary Louise Edmunson Eleanor Martha Edwards Susan Edwards Marc.aret Baker Egbert Winona Ewinc; Eicher Margaret Alice Eliason Sherley Engle Marcia Elizabeth Estabrook Marjorie Florence Estabrook Frances Foerster Alice Freeman Dorothy Friedlander Louise Cecil Friedlander Anne Hutchinson Fuller Mary J. Gehr Eunice Jean Gluckman Janet Paula Goetz Sally Goodman- Dorothy Amelia Goodwin Sally Berkley Gordon- Helen Erna Marguerite Greeff nor Joan Thomson Greene Elizabeth Ley Harriette Ethel Halpern Katherine Flateau Long Katherine Virginia Hampton Elenor Lust Jane Antoinette Hascall Rosanna Masi McCleave Frances Wood Hastings Frances Lois McConnell Emilie Hatfield Marjorie Mudget McCormick Katherine Hawley Hawkes Martha Anne McDevitt Ida May Henly Helen Kathro McKittrick Sarah Hershkowitz Mary-Lloyd Macy Beryl Herz Mary Murray Mahony G illette Hewitt Mary Catherine Malarkey Lucy Askew Hill Katherine Travers Manninc Lois Baldwin Howe Edith Frances Marean Dorothy Anne Hull Jane Leonard Maroney Anne Elizabeth Hurst Gatria Barrows Mather Marion Elysabeth Hutson Grace Flora Mather Marcia Ellen Judd Ruth Cecilia Meany Marjorie Florence Kahn Marion Dickinson Mendenhall Hazel Katz Alice Jane Merrell Mary Louise Kean Hilda Roberta Merry Janet Royal Kendig Mary Westwood Montgomery May Louise Kenig Eleanor Moore Mary Boydston Kimball Esther Moretsky Virginia Klein Libby Elizabeth Morrow Edith May Koshland Mary Frieda Morse Isabel Kirkpatrick Kremer Olive Goodell Morse Irene Myrtle Land Beatrice Eugene Moskowitz Carol Lapham Margaret Hunt Murray Elizabeth Kendall Larcom Marjorie Katharine Myers Jane Lawrence Marjorie Florence Oest Elizabeth Mead Lee Ruth Ohl Christine Elizabeth Leighou Elizabeth Howland Palfrey Irene Carolyn Levine Josephine Gilbert Paret Florence Ruth Levy Margaret Whitcomb Peters rf93? 1021 Nora-Blanche Peters Rebecca Williams Tenney Elizabeth Swift Potter Pauline Mary Teweles Rhoda Ann Powell Mary Sargent Thompson Mary Lord Pratt Ruth Thompson Rosalind Dorothy Rapoport Annie Trask Thomson- Jane-Dorsa Rattenbliry Margaret Douglas Todd Betty Ray Jane Estelle Toulon Mary Welch Read Margaret Ellen Tourtellot Marcia Helen Robertson Helen Legate Tupper Barbara Anne Russell Elizabeth Underhill Mary McClintock Ryland Adele Corinne Urbach Elizabeth Kimborough Salmon Constance Ballard Van Duyn Virginia Mary Scanlan Helen Marguerite Betts Walton Mildred Rosalie Scheuer Jeanne Elinor Ward Louise Schierenberg Mary Souther Watkins Mary Schneider Anne Jane Watson Vera Virginia Schott Gretchen Mary Watson Dorothy Schofield Mary Virginia Watson Vitrice Rose Scott Inez Virginia Webster Louise Elizabeth Senior Aline Gertrude Wechsler Alicia Prescott Skinner Amy Weichsel Olive Amy Sloan Harriet Weller Emily Lazier Smith Louise Ida Weston Fr nces Townley Smith Louise Babette Wetzler Janet Mixer Smith Marian Shakespeare Whitehouse Elsie Snyder Elizabeth Annin Whitenack Georgia Stamm Lida Whitmore Frances Margaret Steinmetz Elizabeth West Williams Jean Josephine Sterne Frances Randall Williams Helen MacLeod Stine Elizabeth Carolyn Wise Peggy Strasser Olive Charlotte Wolfe ' Grace Jean Stratton Theresa Ann Woolner Margaret Caroline Stults Barbara Wilson Wunderlich Blanche Sylvia Tausick Katherine Adams Young TQ3? 1031 104] KKftHMA 1 105] Freshman Tear OFFICERS President Carolyn Sherwood Vice-President Athalia Ogden Secretary Collier Connell Treasurer Gernda von Briesen Judicial Board Member Elizabeth Cobb Song Leader Ellen Hess Assistant Song Leader Elizabeth French 1061 1932 And All That? i Of the two dates essential to a history of the Class of 1932 the first is September 25, 1928. (The second will be taken up in chronological order.) It was on this date that 536 young ladies met together as with one mind to face the world, particularly that section of it commonly known as Smith ' s College, and to do their part to make said world, particularly aforementioned section, safe for whatever it should be safe for. With this great purpose always before them, and thinking always of their part in the universe these 536 began strenuously to uphold their own good names and that of the college — with degrees of effort and success varying according to the kind. In their pursuit of this ideal program they listened for hours on end to five minute talks on how they could best carry out the ideal — from the point of view of faculty, administration, student government, athletics, debating, publications, music, etc., etc., ad infinitum. Because it made for efficiency and was recommended by every one, they elected a president from their number. Which was a Good Thing. Thence- forth under President Sherwood ' s able leadership they proceeded on their way. They elected numerous other young ladies to offices and the unicorn to the position of class animal. In spite of the joyeuse Miss Stapleton they expressed their altruism in the class motto, 7 [on nobis solum. Academically, several decided not to follow the mob, but to bz individual, and so they saw to it that their class cards were nicely marked with red R ' s — standing perhaps for radical, or realist, or representative, or any one of a number of things. The only trouble with this scheme was that so many people got the same idea, or else were born with it. Along in the middle of the year Treasurer von Bricsen, inspired by an admirable sense of the fitness of things, sought to express the emotions — shall we say sympa- thetic, congratulatory, condoling, or what shall we say — to the Class Dean, Miss Isabel Smith, on the announcement of her engagement. This would have been a Good Thing if Dean Smith had announced her engagement. And the Good Things and the Not so Good Things were the first year. [1071 Grayiddaughters ' Nancy Barker Barbara Best Margaret Blake Ruth Brank Carolyn Chase Virginia Clutia Elizabeth Cobb Eileen Creevey Martha Dickinson Miriam Emerson Sally Fowler Elizabeth French Harriett Gibbs Barbara Giles Marcia Glidden Elizabeth Goodrich Barbara Honeyman Betsy Knapp Eleanor Lamont Agnes McLean Katherine Merrill Ann Miller Ann Parker Hazel Pike Elizabeth Plummer Margaret Scott Agnes Shedd Elizabeth Sherry Helen Simpson Louise Speir Laurence Stapleton Mary Victoria Stevens Mary Tibbets Betty Tomlinson Mary Walsh Lydia Weare Emily Weidman Madeleine Wilkinson Myrtle Williams Jeanne Wilmarth Dorothy Young 1081 r 109] Sophomore Tear OFFICERS President Elizabeth Cobb Vice-President Elizabeth French Secretary Ruth Gould Treasurer Margaret Scott Council Member Carolyn Sherwood Judicial Board Member Carolyn Chase Song Leader Dorothy Devery Ellen Hess Assistant Song Leader Ellen Hess Dorothy Devery Chairman of Carnival Ellen Hess RaU;y Day Class Chairman Margaret Smith Historian K. Lawrence Stapleton Chairman of Push Committee Dorothy Shore Resigned [110] II Still intent on upholding those good names and refreshed by a summer t ordinary living, the members of what was the class of 1932 returned to the haunts of Sophia in September of 1929. By this time they gloried in the recognition bestowed by the college-at-large on those not freshmen, and were thereby admitted to the rights and privileges of all sorts of things. They sang gayly to the class of 1933 at Fresh- man Frolic and added to their program of work the task of making the class of 1933 happy in the realization that they might in time reach the exalted sophomoric state. The moment which was to manifest to a waiting college the vast superiority of the class of 1932 was, of course, the Sophomore Carnival. Under the chairman- ship of Ellen Hess, the carnival was planned, rehearsed, and costumed. Efficient publicity stirred the minds of the college to a pleasant state of anticipation. Pictures were taken at dress rehearsals and discreetly circulated to arouse greater curiosity. Nature then stepped in and caused the date to be changed, so that the college had to wait for Paradise to freeze over. This naturally made a greater state of anticipation and would have been a Good Thing if Paradise had ever frozen over. However, there are in the archives of the class lovely pictures of President Cobb as the Prince of Wales and President Armstrong of the class of 1933 as a lion, and the imagination of the college-at-large was so stimulated that nearly every one has forgotten that there was no carnival that year. Bearing up bravely under this bitter blow, the members of the class turned to the Rally Day Show with undaunted zeal. Peg Smith ' s chairmanic efficiency and the far- reaching imagination of Miss Stapleton (who graced the scene in a bright colored kimono and beret together with her version of the ever popular Scotch accent) pro- duced for the college a field day truly prophetic of the actual formal opening of the Lamont Bridge. The crowning event of the year was, odd as it may seem, Commencement, at which Push Committee assisted in a highly efficient fashion. Already at the end of their second year the members of the class had discovered their several callings in the world of Smith College. There were those who, like Miss Rugh, Miss Eaton, Miss Margaret Woods, and Miss Shore, were wont to disport themselves gayly on the greensward in tunics, brandishing hockey sticks or tossing basketballs. There were those who, like Miss Cobb, Miss Knapp, and Miss Stapleton, were wont to pass their days in the scholarly pursuit of that elusive thing called education. There were those who, like Miss Adams, Miss Lamont, Miss Hess, and Miss Caffee, were wont to grace the campus in what the well-dressed girl will wear. There were, finally, those who, like Miss Ogden, Miss M. C. Smith, Miss French, Miss Chase, and Miss von Bnesen, were wont to uphold their own good names and that of the college to a superlative degree. From these groups Sophomore Push Committee was chosen, and these groups, together with ye goode olde (Anglo-Saxon or inorganic, who can say?) average student made up the class as it finished its second year. [Ill] Sophomore Push Committee Che Dorothy Shore Margaret Adams Gernda von Briesen Elizabeth Caffee Carolyn Chase Lydia Chittenden Elizabeth Cobb Dorothy Devery Eleanor Eaton Susan Edwards Elizabeth French Ruth Gould Ellen Hess Betsy Knapp Eleanor Lamont Anna Mattern Eileen O ' Daniel Athalia Ogden Ann Parker Elizabeth J. Parker Virginia Rugh Margaret Scott Margaret Smith K. Laurence Stapleton Margaret Woods 112] 1113] Junior Tear OFFICERS President Dorothy Shore Vice-President Margaret Woods Lydia Chittenden Secretary Katherine Merrill treasurer Virginia Rugh Council Members Anna Mattern K. Laurence Stapleton Judicial Board Member Betsy Knapp Song Leader Ellen Hess Assistant Song Leader Elizabeth French Chairman of Junior Prom Anne Clark Rally Day Class Chairman Eleanor Eaton Chairman of Junior Ushers Ruth Gould Historian Ingeborg Lincoln President of Sorbonne Group Agnes McLean Resigned T14 Ill Junior year saw members of the class in Madrid, where they were treated to a revolution, and in Paris, where in spite of various forms ot temptation they kept to their original work of upholding-their-own-good-name-and-that-of-the-college. Those who were left by the shores of the Connecticut went on their way serenely, alike beset by the vicissitudes of college life and showered by its blessings. Rally Day saw Ingeborg Lincoln overseeing the making of cheese sandwiches, hot chocolates, and student revolutions on the stage of John M. Greene. Under the direction of Puffer Eaton the Din Inn exuded such an air of verisimilitude that even Mr. Curley was confused. The high point of the social year was, of course, Prom. Carol Sherwood was elected chairman, but resigned in the spring to take up her duties in her bigger and better job of helping the college at large to uphold — da da da, da da da, da da da, and Anne Clark was elected in her place. The sun shone for Garden Party, the moon for Prom; the week-end was all that could be asked of any week-end. And before they knew it, my dears, Commencement came again. It as sopho- more pushers the members of ' 32 were efficient, they were super-efficient as Junior Ushers. (At least they thought so.) They ushed vigorously and politely all week-end and still, would you beblievc it, managed to -- but we see you ' ve heard that one. The Good Thing of this year was the election of five members of the class to the Zeta of Massachusetts Chapter of Phi (pronounced any way convenient to you at the moment) Beta (ditto) Kappa (we dare any one, including the Dean and Miss Shields, to find an alternate way of pronouncing that) . And so they wept a little and realized they were seniors. 115] 1161 Sorbonne Group 1930— 1931 Agnes McLean Phoebe Adams Sarah Aisenberg Ruth Alpern Lilian Balboni Eleanor Billings Margaret Blake Eugenia Bovey Marcella Breidster Marion Bussang Sylvia Cibel Janet Claflin Martha Colley Helen Davis Constance Dick Miriam Emerson Patrica Fowler Sally Fowler Emily Frank Esther Garbose Harriet Gibbs Frances Hastings Florence Hearty Helen Henry Dora Heon Margaret Holmes Marie Holslag Helen Husband Elizabeth Jenkins Ruth Karpinski M aroaret Mc Intosh % President Mary iahony Marfn Morrison Emily Nichols Mildred Palmer Winifred Rathbun Florence Roberts Florence Rose Ursula Setlow Helen Simpson Alicia Skinner Mary V. Stevens Elaine Towne Marjorie Tlbbs Louise Wagner Madelaine Wilkenson Spanish Group 1930— 1931 Evelyn Desha Mary Hanna Virginia Keeney Lydia Wears [118] Special Honors Students 1932 Ruth E. Berliss Alice L. Bigley Elizabeth Cobb Gwendolyn H. Cochran Lota W. Curtiss Rosemary Denniston Dorothy Greer Mary Louise Kean Left College V ithdrawn from Special Honors Betsy Knapp Marcia Maylott Eileen O ' Daniel Tabitha M. Petran Pauline Slom K. Laurence Stapleton Betty H. Tomlinson Ruth Vanderpool (1191 Junior Promenade Committee Carolyn Sherwood Anne Clark . isabelle aldrich Margaret Allen Elizabeth Caffee Doris Freile . Helen Frost . Eleanor Lamont Margaret Smith Melissa Wadley Elizabeth Williams Sara Hubler . Julia Vogt Resigned General Chairman General Chairman Head Usher Garden Party Chairman Refreshment Chairman Chaperone and Tea Dance Chairman Invitation Chairman Program and Favor Chairman Floor Chairman Music Chairman Theatre Chairman Sophomore Decoration Chairman Sophomore Garden Party Chairman 121 I 1221 j v junior Ushers Marsh alls Anne Parker Margaret Smith Ruth Adler isabelle aldrich Margaret Allen Harriette Barnard Charlotte Bassett Betty Bell Elizabeth Bell Eleanor Barry Annette Bauer Ruth Berliss Barbara Best Mary Bowman Barbara Bradley Ruth Brank Gernda von Briesen Anne Lee Broaddus Charlotte Cabot Elizabeth Caffee Carolyn Chase Lydia Chittenden Anne Clark Virginia Clutia Elizabeth Cobb Edith Cramer Eileen Creevey Dorothy Culp Lota Curtiss Eleanor Cushman Ariel Davis Ruth Davis Rosemary Denniston Dorothy Devery Gwendolyn Duggan Eleanor Eaton Marie L. Elmer Marion Emerson Carolyn Erminger Jane Evans Dorothy Fabian Andrea Ferguson Marjorie Frank Elizabeth French Doris Friele Helen Frost Mary Gamble Margaret Garrison Marcia Glidden Sara J. Gorton Ruth Gould Ushers Margaret Lloyd Charlotte Manning Martha McDevitt Isabel McMullen Linda Marcus Grace Mather Anna Mattern Marcia Maylott Katherine Merrill Ann Miller Susan Miller Rebecca Morris Natalie Meyers Eileen O ' Daniel Athalia Ogden Anne Parker Marjorie Guernsey Elizabeth Parker Dorothy Hagar Isabellf. Parker Jean Hamilton Eugenie Petrequin Barbara Hawes Grace Piper Katherine Hawkes Aurelia Plumly Julia Heiman Margaret Rankin Ellen Hess Rosalie Reed Carolyn Hine Arline Riggs Frances Holliday Bettina Ripley Helen Hornbostel Virginia Rugh Kathryn Hughes Elizabeth Schroeder Margaret Scott Agnes Shedd Elizabeth Sherry Carolyn Sherwood Agni s Shields Eloise Johnson Irma Kaufman- Eleanor Lamont Abigail Lee Ingeborg Lincoi n Dorothy Shore Elise Sieker Carolyn Simonds Margaret Smith Betty Sniffen K. Laurence Stapleton Gertrude Steere Joy Stilson Rebecca Tenney Felicia Thoma Annie Thomson Helen Thum Mary Thurston Betty Tomlinson Lilla Train- Carolyn Vance Elizabeth Wadhams Melissa Wadley Jane Waldheim Millicent Ward Julie Webber Naomi Weinberg Margaret Wimple Elizabeth Williams Jeanne Wilmarth Catherine Wittig Katherine Woods Margaret Woods Margaret Woodrui i Lucia Woodworth Katherine Wormelle Elizabeth Young Katherine Young [123] 1241 [125] Senior Tear OFFICERS President Elizabeth Cobb Vice-President AuRELIA PLUMLY Secretary Ingeborg Lincoln Treasurer Eleanor Billings Council Members Elizabeth Caffee Lilla Train Judicial Board Member Virginia Rugh Song Leader Ellen Hess Assistant Song Leader Ann Miller Rally Day General Chairman Eileen Creevey Rally Day Class Chairman Margaret Wemple Pin Chairman Katherine Young Historian Lilla Train Head Usher Helen Hopkins 1261 IV. After waiting two weeks more than the summer vacation called tor, the members of ' 32 threw up their heads and marched to meet their Senior Year in triumph. The 5 36 were no longer, but the 356 marched proudly and pointed to the way the Good Name was being upheld by the officers of the year: Miss O ' Daniel who held the reins of Student Government, Miss Sherwood who gave due rewards to those who failed to mind the reins, Miss Chittenden who received and relayed to the Council suggestions from the college at large and tried to get the suggestions of the Council back to the college at large, Miss Cobb who kept peace at class meetings, Miss Ferguson and Miss Sicker who spread, pardon us, disseminated is the word, college news within and with- out the Grecourt Gates, Miss Best who saw to it that the bats in the heavens of Studes were confused every now and then by lights and noise, Miss Cabot who tried valiantly to make the college understand the difference between the proletariat of the Debating Union, the aristocracy of the Debating Team, and the royalty, no less, of the Debating Council, Miss Merrill who saw that the sweet songsters of the college had clean white dresses and could warble Fair Smith effectively upon all occasions, Miss Johnson and Miss Brank who headed the intellectual and talented members of the class and led them in their serious discussions on the relative merits of Beckman ' s punch with and without bananas. And the 356 members of the class realized by all the signs and portents that they were Seniors, that at last they sat on the front rows of chapel (when there were any seats left by the freshmen), had the smallest choir, took Mr. Lieder ' s Draaaaaama (try that with a tongue depressor), were given innumerable blanks to fill out, were expected to work and given no excuse for not so doing, wondered about cars and Ian ' guage tests, and occasionally about more important things such as what to do, what to do. They looked back over their four years within the gates of Sophia, and they med- itated on the changes that had taken place in those four years: familiar faces gone and new ones in their places, new buildings erected, new rules put into effect. They reflected that they had been the first class to enjoy the privileges of paying for repeated language exams and the privilege of getting up in the dark to meet mid-years with a fresh mind; they reflected also that most of the changes of rule had not come nigh them — they had been too young to be called guinea pigs, too old to be called four year planners. But they had attained the rank of senior at Smith College. That was a Good Thing. The second date of importance in the history of the class of 1932 is June 20, 1932. On this date all those members of the class left, after the friendly weeding of those higher up, took their tassels in their hands and changed from members of the college to Alumnae and citizens of the Great World. 112 Commencement Wee 129] Ivy Day Program SATURDAY, JUNE, EIGHTEENTH Ivy Exercises on the Campus Ivy Exercises in John M. Greene Hall Alumna 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 Millicent Ward Music bv Ruth Brank Ivy will wave in the wind When we are gone; When we are far, far from here, It will grow on. Each leaf a memory Held to us dear, Our thoughts like our ivy Still clinging here. Ghosts in the ivy Will tremble and sway, As we watch the wind ripple it Some far-off day; As we think of its planting here So long ago, And the words that we said then Still echoing slow. Each leaf a memory Held to us dear, Our thoughts like our ivy Still clinging here. H301 Baccalaureate Program SUNDAY, JUNE NINETEENTH Baccalaureate Address in Sage Hall President T eilson Concert in John M. Greene Hall The Smith College Symphony Orchestra and the Students of the Department of Music Reception by President and Mrs. Neilson and Members of the Faculty Organ Vespers in John M. Greene Hall Commencement Program MONDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH Exercises in John M. Greene Hall Address by Ralph Barton Perry Class Lunch in the Alumn e Gymnasium 131 Commencement Committees IVY DAY Betty Tomlinson, Chairman Elizabeth E. Bell Ruth Gould Caroline Simonds Barbara Hawes IVY DAY SONG Ruth Brank, Chairman Margaret Brewster Gwendolyn Duggan Katherine Merrill ORDER OF MARCHING Susan Miller, Chairman Dorothy Fabian Isabel Parker Margaret Woods SPEAKER Gernda von Briesen, Chairman Agnes Shedd Margaret Wemple Sara Gorton COMMENCEMENT PRINTING Anne L. Broaddus, Chairman Barbara Hawes Margaret Lloyd Joy Stilson 1321 CLASS SUPPER Margaret Smith, Chairman Harriette Barnard Athalia Ogden Rosalie Reed Elizabeth Schroeder Lilla Train CAP AND GOWN Marjorie Guernsey, Chairman Betty Bell Eleanor Reid Julia Bulman Hilda Richardson Carolyn Goodwin Millicent Ward Ellen Hunt Emily Weidman 133 1134] 135] 1361 To 1933 Where, oh, where, are the jolly juniors, Light-hearted, without a care Exeept the thought of the prom for juniors And what an usher should wear? (.■one forever are the jolly juniors. They ' re now more intent on their work. Speeial honors, Spain, Italy, France, eall the juniors, And their lessons they dare not shirk. L. T. Lois Jameson . Margery Davis Elisabeth Reed Priscilla Kennaday CLASS OFFICERS 1933 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 137 Special Honors Students 1933 Alice H. Brown Mary E. Brown Janet Cairns Helen Fleming Elizabeth Floyd Helen Harris Lucy Horsfall Constance Houghton Eleanora Hutchinson Catherine Lewerth Margaret Mather Mary L. Omsted Miriam Ramer Joan Ran son Elisabeth Reed Emily Robinson Mary Stearns Elizabeth Sturges Esther Sylvia Katharine Yow 138] To IQ34 Where, oh, where are the silly sophomores, Giggling, collegiate, too gay, The kind that think that being sophomores Means trying to be blase ' . ' Gone forever are the silly sophomores. Now they ' re sophisticated And make the enthusiasms of those not sophomores Seem childish and hopelessly dated. L. T. CLASS OFFICERS 19?4 Natalie Hovt Eleanor Bingham Jane McWhinney Dorothy Fosdick President Vice-Presidatt Secretary Treasurer 1391 [140] To 1 935 Where, oh, where are the verdant freshmen, Timid and scared and shy, The kind we were when we were freshmen And stumbled when a senior went by? Gone forever are the verdant freshmen. They now show no shyness or fear They ' re as much at home when they are freshmen As we are senior year. L. T. Elizabeth Pratt Constance Morrow Dorothy Ann Sawyer Edith Pardee . CLASS OFFICERS 1935 President Vice ' President Secretary Treasurer 141 1421 143 1 1451 Eileen O ' Daniel 1461 Student Council Eileen O ' Daniel, 1932, President Carolyn Sherwood, 1932 Lydia Chittenden, 1932 Athalia Ogden, 1932 Elizabeth Cobb, 1932 Elizabeth Caffee, 1932 Lilla Train, 1932 . Lois Jameson, 193? . Catherine Lewerth, 1933 Margaret Sherrard, 1933 Natalie Hoyt, 1934 Charlotte Fitch, 1934 . Elizabeth Pratt, 1935 Chairman of Judicial Board President of House of Representatives President of S. C. A. C. Y . President of Class Class Representative Class Representative President of Class Class Representative Class Representative President of Class Class Representative President of Class 147 Carolyn Bartow Sherwood ■1481 Judicial Board Carolyn Sherwood, 1932, Chairman Eileen O ' Daniel, 1932 Lydia Chittenden, 1932 Ruth Gould, 1932 . Virginia Rugh, 1932 Gertrude Olsen, 1933 Virginia Whitney, 1934 Virginia Chalmers, 1935 President of Student Council President of House of Representatives Member from House of Representatives . Class Representative . Class Representative . Class Representative . Class Representative jrf932 i 1491 Lydia Barrett Chittenden 150] House of Representatives Lydia Chittenden aurelia plumly Grace Piper . Edith Greenleaf Ruth Gould . Isabel Aldrich Janet Arend Annette Bauer Betty Bell Helen Brown Jane Clausen Mary Coughlin Ariel Davis Virginia ' Demarest President . Vice-President Secretary Mernber on Judicial Board Elizabeth Doran Lucy Dunn Eleanor Eaton- Elizabeth Elmore Marion Emerson Mary Gamble MEMBERS 1932 Virginia Kimberly Mary Lockwood Isabel McMullen Anna Mattern Ann Miller Susan Miller Harriet Arnold Bernice Budgell Anna Carr Elizabeth Carter Virginia Cather Margery Davis Helen Fleming Helen Geller Anne Gilbert Rebecca Reed Hayes Judith Pequignot Florence Hearty Shirley Swift Helen Hornbostel Betty Tomlinson 1933 Mary Lindeke Janet McMullen Mary Powell Nellie Harrington Helen Harris Grace Harrison Marguerite Holbrook Elisabeth Reed Margaret Hoover Melissa Jones Emily Joy Margaret Joy Suzanne Keller Katherine Doe Polly Dudley Eleanor Ernst Resigned Charlotte Righiimir Mary Rogers Jean Rumsey Virginia Stewart Elizabeth Sturges 1934 Barbara Healey Hester Mount Amy Scott Elizabeth Wadhams Mary Walsh Millicent Ward Mary Jane Weeks Emily Weidman Katherine Wittig Margaret Woodruff Lucia Woodworth Katherine Young Esther Sylvia Helen Thompson Thresa Tonole Louise Weimer Marjorie Wheeler Jean Wilson Margaret Woodbridge Llt.y Wright Janet Smith Margarlt Tilson Eleanor Tucker 151 Athalia Stearns Ogden 15: Smith College Association for Christian Vs or OFFICERS Athalia Ogden, 1932 ...... Carolyn Chase, 1932 Jean Babcock, 1933 Dorothy Fosdick, 1934 ...... CHAIRMEN OF DEPARTMENTS Ruth Berliss, 1932 Carolyn Chase, 1932 Elinor Fosdick, 1933 Elizabeth French, 1932 President Vice-President Treasurer Secretarx Miriam Macomber, 1933 Anna Mattern, 1932 Lydia Overbosch, 1934 Virginia Rugh, 1932 Elizabeth Sherry, 1932 Louise Thomas, 1933 Jennett Walker, 193 3 Elizabeth Young, 1932 Student Industrial Student Member of Advisory Board Worship Spea ers Church Cooperation Publicity Representative Cosmopolitan Club Conferences Conferences Social Service . Institute World Fellowship 1531 S. C. A. C. W. The Smith College Association for Christian Work is organized under a Cabinet consisting of the four officers and the chairmen of the standing committees — Social Service, Speakers, World Fellowship, Worship, Church Cooperation, Peoples Institute, Conferences, Student- Industrial, Publicity, Social, and the World Student Christian Federation Representative. By way of carrying out the Association ' s purpose, To promote the development of a broad and intelligent activity in the serv- ice of humanity , the work of these committee falls into the following classifications. There are, first of all, activities which are of service to the college, such as the publication of the Freshman Handbook, the Freshman Conference, cooperation with Student Council, particularly with regard to the Community Chest, and efforts to enable the foreign students to find their place quickly and happily in the life of the college. Community service draws together a second group which contains the teaching and club leadership at the People ' s Institute, cooperation with the churches of this vicinity, the friendly visiting in a number of Northampton institutions, the Christmas gifts of toys and baskets for families, and the collection of clothing and magazines. Connecting the college with various aspects of the world at large is the work of the Student-Industrial Committee, the Conference Committee, and the World Student Christian Federation Representative. The Association ' s contribution to the more specifically religious aspects of college life con- sists of the introduction of speakers who are leaders in the field of re- ligion, the arrangement of meetings for fellowship and worship in the Browsing Room, and more conspicuously, the Annual Religious Forum. Athalia Ogden, President. ;i54] Vocational Guidance Committee Jane Evans, Chairman Martha Berry, 1931 Gernda von Briesen Carolyn Chase Eleanor Eaton Elinor Fosdic Ingeborg Lincoln 1551 Point System Elizabeth French, Chairman 1932 aurelia plumly Margery Davis 1933 Isabel Parker Margaret Mather Jane Ferris 1934 Eleanor Bingham Hester Mount 1935 Catharine Cobb Constance Morrow 1561 Student Advisors Committee Anna Mattern, Chairman Jean Fischer, 1932 Helen Woodhull, 1934 Eleanor Hayden, 1934 Elizabeth Younc, 1932 [157 Community Chest Committee Marian Richardson, 1932, Chairman Mary Cooper, 1934 Julia Hopkins, 1933 [1581 Curriculum Committee Gernda von Briesen, 1932, Chairman 1932 Helen Frost Eloise Johnson 1933 Eleanor Salmon Mary Benjamin Ruth Besson Margaret Sherrard T932 1 59] Debating Council Charlotte Cabot Hester L. Adams Gernda von Briesen Eleanor Faison Emily Lewis . Margaret Wemple . President Chairman Entertainment Committee Coach Secretary Treasurer Publicity Manager YALE-SMITH DEBATE Gernda von Briesen Harriet Kale Eleanor Faison Margaret Wemple BATES-SMITH DEBATE Charlotte Cabot Marguerite Holbrook BROWN-SMITH DEBATE Helen Fleming Emily Lewis PRINCETON-SMITH DEBATE Charlotte Cabot Mary Cootes LAFAYETTE-SMITH DEBATE Emily Lewis Margaret Scott VASSAR-SMITH DEBATE Eleanor Faison Betty Hardenbergh Harriet Kale HOLYOKE-SMITH DEBATE Hester Adams Gernda von Briesen Barbara Kelsey DARTMOUTH-SMITH DEBATE Marguerite Holbrook Dorothy Houston League Debates [1601 International Relations Club OFFICERS Margaret Scott, 1932 Ruth Berliss, 1932 Ruth Besson, 1933 Felicia Thomas, 1932 Elizabeth Bellah Anne Broaddus Charlotte Cabot Mary Coughlin Caroline Chase Ruth Besson Helen Chaddock Lillian Chiriacka Marjorie Cook Doris Dibble Ellen Gleason Catherine Atwater Ethelwyn Boericke Mary Copper Dorothy Fosdick Elizabeth Hyde MEMBERS 1932 Harriet Cohi Jean Fischer Celia Long Eileen O ' Daniil 1934 Marian Groezingi r Lois Jameson Margaret Mathir Anne Pitts Pi n elope Perry Nancy Robb 1933 Jam Kelsey Madeleine Leonard Emily Lewis Julia McWilliams President Vice-President Treasurer Secretarx Charlotte Manning Margaret Rankin Millicent Ward Naomi Weinberg Margaret Wemple Joan Ran son Suzanne Slocim Elizabeth Smith I in net Seaver Natalie Starr Elizabeth Sturges Hester Mount Rith Potter Amy Scott Jean Schmolze Gl KTRl Dl WOODRUI l jTiQS L 161 Grass, Cops Eleanor Eaton, Chief Ruth Adler Betty Caffee Lydia Chittenden 1932 Eleanor Eaton Eileen CTDaniel Virginia Rugh Carolyn Sherwood Margaret Smith 1933 Elinor Fosdick Marjorie MacDonald Marion Outerbridge Mary Payson Jinnet Seaver Ruth Wood Mary Case Dorothy Fosdick Natalie Hoyt 1934 Barbara Kelsey Julia McWilliams Mary Randolph Matteson Atheline Miller Marjorie Spiegel 1621 Student Government Association This year saw two important amendments made to the constitution of the Student Government Association. One provided for the reorganization of the Student Coun- cil; the other for the creation of an Activities Board. Council was reorganised in this fashion : It is to be composed of twelve mem- bers — the president of the Council; the chairman of the Judicial Board: the president of the House of Representatives; the four class presidents; two members from the Junior class, one of whom will act as secretary and publicity agent for council; a mem- ber from the sophomore class who will act as treasurer; the chairman of the Curriculum Committee; the chairman of the Activities Board. These last two members, the chair- man of the Curriculum Committee, and the chairman of the Activities Board, will take the place of two representatives from the Senior class and the president of the S. C. A. C. W. Council was reorganized in the interest of wider representation. It was felt that the Curriculum Committee, working as it does with the vital concern of college life, should have a place on Council. Again, it was felt that the unconnected and heretofore incoherent extra-curricular activities should be organized and repre- sented by the chairman of an Activities Board. The Senior class, already having six members on Council, will not elect two other class representatives, standing for no special interests, as it has in the past. The president of the S. C. A. C. W. will sit with the heads of fellow-extra-curricular activity on the Activities Board, rather than on Council. The second amendment to the constitution provided for the creation of the Activities Board. As has been said, it was felt that the extra-curricular activities should be organized so that they could voice opinions and suggestions which would be beneficial to the college, to the Council, and to the activities themselves. The Board, then, will be composed of the heads of the major extra-curricular activities — the heads of S. C. A. C. W., A. A., D. A., Debating, Weekly, Press Board, Why Club, Inter- national Relations Club, Alpha, and Phi Kappa Psi (to serve alternately), and a mem- ber from the musical organizations. The exact membership is not fixed. The Board will elect one of its own members as chairman to call and conduct meetings and to represent it on Council. The Board shall discuss general problems of student gov- ernment; act in an advisory capacity to Council; and further cooperation among the extra-curricular activities themselves. The Activities Board has become a reality, and even in infancy it promises to fulfill all expectations. It has already discussed problems and given specific and val- uable suggestions to Council. For example, it has envisaged a new and lively Faculty- Student Committee; it has expressed excellent ideas concerning the Student Adviser system and the revision of Point System. The Activities Board has undertaken its new career with efficiency and enthusiasm. May it live long and vigorously! 1631 |1641 Phi Beta Kappa MEMBERS IN 1932 Elected Junior Tear Barbara Best Dorothy Culp Elizabeth Cobb Marjorie Louise Guernsey Alicia Prescott Skinner (Mrs. John Carleton) Elected Senior Year Alice Lilian Bigley Eleanor Clarke Billings Margaret Coe Blake Ruth Ann Brank Helen Elizabeth Brown Julia Acnes Bulman Helen Calvocoressi Louise Ann Christison Eileen Creevey Edith Fox Elizabeth Cornell French Julia Heiman Betsy Knapp Helen Margaret Lennards Agnes Denison McLean Marcia Van Ness Maylott Lisette Elliott Person h s Tabitha McKeehan Petrw Gertrude Raffel Hilda Small Richardson Eleanor Seely Salmon Celia Schopick Elizabeth Sherry Pauline Slom Katharine Laurence Stapleton MEMBERS IN 1933 Mary Elizabeth Brown- Janet Holloway Cairns Frances Cobb Janet Cobb Florence Margaret Henry Margaret Linden Mather Marian Chandler Sykes Katrina Van Hook 167 [168] A First Semester Ruth Brank Mary Bowman . Elizabeth Parker Helen Geller Laurence Stapleton Bertha Perlstein Mary Bowman Ruth Brank Julia Brodt Eileen Creevey Patricia Fowler Carol Hine Alpha OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Executives MEMBERS 1932 Second Semester Elizabeth Parker . Helen Geller Betty Schroeder . Irma Smithton Gertrude Steere Charlotte Dusser de Barenne Miriam Levin Linda Marcus Eileen O ' Daniel Ann Parker Elizabeth Parker 1933 Florence Areson Marion Bouteiller Virginia Clark Charlotte Dusser de Barenne Charlotte Fitch Elizabeth Hoffman 1934 {Catherine Maule Graduate Student Pauline Barbe Marian Roberts Betty Schroeder Irma Smithton Laurence Stapleton Gertrude Steere Joy Stilson Helen Geller Margaret Martin- B ertha Perlstein Calvert Truxtun Janet Smith Mary L. Williams [171] [172] % Eloise Johnson, 1932 Elizabeth Caffee, 1932 Helen Crosby, 1933 Eleanor Barry Jane Clausen Edith Cramer Lota Curtiss Eleanor Cushman Rosemary Denniston Mary Brown Valeria Burgess Anne Gilbert Phi Kappa Psi OFFICERS MEMBERS 1932 Marjorie Gilbert Julia Heiman Helen Hornbostel Ingeborg Lincoln Katherine Merrill Tabitha Petran Bettina Ripley 1933 Jerane Ibershoff Jean Manning Miriam Ramer President Treasurer Secretary Mary Thurston Elaine Towne Lilla Train Ruth Vanderpoel Millicent Ward Julie Webber Mary Reynolds Margaret Sherrard Katharine Yow 1934 Rosalia Bailey Felicite Dempster Natalie Hoyt Dorothy Loeb Ruth Murdock [175] BIOLOGY OFFICERS Ariel Davis, 1932 . Ruth Adams Lane, 1932 . Mary Preston Clapp, 1932 Madeline Watson, 1932 . Abigail Lee MEMBERS (Active) 1932 Elizabeth MacLenathen President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Rose Netter Mary Elizabeth Bates Pauline Christie Frances Cobb Janet Cobb Elizabeth Coy Margery Davis Edith Eustis Jane Ferris Eleanor Fosdick 1933 Ruth Gleeson Margery Goldsmith Roberta Hall Harriet Hansen Lenore Hellman Marion Horn Margaret Hoover Leona Kleban Jane Leonard Elizabeth Mathesius Honorary Member Myra Johnson, 1931 Eleanor Newhall Marion Outerbridge Belle L. Pike Anne Pitts Mary Powell Jayne Sprout Natalie Starr Mary Stearns Elizabeth Zschiesche 1761 CLEF CLUB OFFICERS Ruth Brank, 1932 . President Gwendolyn Duggan, 1932 Treasurer Katherine Yow, 1933 Secretary MEMBERS 1932 Lota Curtis Miriam Levin Gertrude Steere Marcia Glidden Katherine Merrill Virginia Sykes Elizabeth Staley 1933 Dorothy Boyles Bertha Perlstein Katherine Fitzgerald Elizabeth Strong 1934 Mary Case Elizabeth Parker, 1932 Marian Roberts, 1932 Honorary Members Celia Schopick, 1932 Janet Smith, 1934 Elsa Parshley, 1935 1771 COUOQtlUn OFFICERS Dorothy Reynolds, 1932 Anne Pitts, 1933 Eleanor Reid, 1932 Mary Clapp Ariel Davis klvely evangelides Frances Beck Jane Bennett Frances Cobb Janet Cobb Priscilla Anderson Ellen Foot President Treasurer Secretary MEMBERS 1932 Katherine Harvie Adele Masset Ruth Lane Rose Netter Elizabeth MacLenathen Eleanor Salmon 1933 Lucille Harris Eleanor Grand Marjorie Goldsmith 1934 Margaret Humm Frances Horsfall Marion Horn Leona Kleban Elizabeth Reed Eleanor Tucker Ruth Whittemore 178] COSMOPOLITAN OFFICERS Frances Horsfall, 193 3 Annette Beals, 1934 Laura Phillips, 1934 MEMBERS Foreign Students Pai ' Line Barbe (France) Charlotte D. de Barenne (Holland) Violet Catty (England) Tamare Dembo (Lithuania) Elvira Gancedo (Spain) Molly Harrower (England) Wu-Fei Liu (China) Daisy Mattei (Porto Rico) Margaret Mather (England) Alexandra Meyendorff (Esthonia) Helen Nebolsine (England) Hilde Schultze (Germany) Sybil Schreiber (England) Elfrida Smith (Bermuda) Giovanna Sodi (Italy) Ming-sin Tang (China) President Treasurer Secretary American Students Ruth Berliss Lillian Chiriacka Mary Lee Evans Jane Ferris Helen Fleming Elinor Fosdick Elizabeth Floyd Helen Harris Sara Hilken Constance Houghton Annabel Kusanoru Elizabeth Mathesii s Eileen O ' Daniel Josephine Scelsi Elizabeth Sherry Margaret Scott Elizabeth Young ri79] f REACH CLU B Ruth Karpinski, 1932 Margaret Tilson, 1934 Helen Nebolsine, 1933 OFFICERS MEMBERS 1932 Phebe Adams Sarah Aisenberg Dorothy Alcorn Lillian Balboni Annette Bauer Eleanor Billings Dorothy Blake Margaret Blake Eugenia Bovey Marcella Breidster Helen Bretzfelder Helen Brown Laura Brown Marion Bussang Helen Calvocoressi Sylvia Cibel Janet Claflin Elizabeth Cobb Martha Colley Helen Davis Constance Dick Miriam Emerson Elizabeth Flint Sally Fowler Patricia Fowler Emily Frank Esther Garbose Harriet Gibbs Madelaine loraine gruneberg Dorothy Hagar Frances Hastings Barbara Hawes Florence Hearty Helen Henry Dora Heon Frances Holliday Margare t Holmes Marie Holslag Helen Husband Elizabeth Jenkins Margaret McIntosh Agnes McLean Wilkinson President Treasurer Secretary Frances Martin Maren Morrison Emily Nichols Mildred Palmer Natalie Rathbun Florence Roberts Florence Rose Ursula Setlow Helen Simpson Mary Stevens Helen Thum Elaine Towne Marjorie Tubbs Louise Wagner Mary Brown Frances Cobb Violet Colin Madeleine Dubreuil Mary-Lucille Getchel Mary Cootes Dorothy Fosdick 1933 Margaret Hamilton Lucy Horner Lois Jameson Grace Jarcho Miriam Macomber 1934 Frances Keane Frances Morton Eva Morrison Anne Pitts Barbara Wallace Jane Wallis Elsa Wise Emily Sophian Janice Wile [180] GEOLOGY OFFICERS Eileen Creevey, 1932 Gertrude Olsen, 1933 Eleanor Salmon, 1932 President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS 1932 Mary-Francis Crosby Dorothy Fabian Victoria Allen Lois Baker 193 3 Edith Keeler Andrea Ferguson Mary A. Manley Anne Scofield T932 181 GEFI1 AN CLUB OFFICERS Lillian Schoenbrun, 1932 Helen Bragdon, 1933 Edith Fatka, 1933 . Pauline Baerwald Lillian Chiriacka Muriel Fleishman Emily Frank MEMBERS 1932 Gertrude Gremmels Ruth Karpinski Cecile Katz Nina Loewenstein Grace Piper President Treasurer Secretary Zelthia Ruben Ruth Silverman Hermine Summer Helen Thum Ruth Besson Frances Cobb Janet Cobb 1933 Elinor Fosdick Leonore Hellman Jerane Ibershoff Margery Kaufmann Miriam Macomber Elizabeth Masser Bertha Schmidt Ellen Foot 1934 Dorothy Fosdick Elizabeth Stout 1821 GFEEK CLUE OFFICERS Helen Bracdon, 1933 . President Frances Levering, 1932 . . Vice-President Grace Jarcho, 1933 MEMBERS 1932 Secretary-Treasurer Hazel Pike 1933 Helen Simpson Alma Drabble Margaret Mather 1934 Hester Adams Katrina Van Hook T932 183] ILTRICOLCRE Barbara Hawes, 1932 Elizabeth Coy, 1933 Moinnette Watson, 1933 Lilian Balboni Charlotte Bassett Eleanor Billings Marcella Breidster Dorothy Candee Lydia Chittenden Sylvia Cibel Rosemary Denniston Marie Elmer Pricilla Boyd Madeleine Dubreuil Lucy Horner Janet Howell Helen Long OFFICERS MEMBERS 1932 Jean Fischer Esther Garbose Barbara Giles Marcia Glidden Ruth Gould Carolyn Hine Elizabeth Jenkins Adigail Lee Frances Levering Margaret McIntosh 1933 Marjorie MacDonald Laura Marden Janet McMullen Helen O ' Brien Mary Louise Olmsted Miriam Ramer 1934 Madeleine Leonard President Treasurer Secretary Catherine OXoughlin Elizabeth Parker Ann Parker aurelia plumly Josephine Scelsi Ursula Setlow Carolyn Sherwood Felicia Thomas Eleanor Watters Margaret Rosenberg Elizabeth Sturges Marion Sykes Elizabeth Woodworth Katherine Yow 1841 LATIN CLUB Hazel Pike, 1932 Doris Cook, 1933 OFFICERS MEMBERS 1932 President Secretary -Treasurer Andrea Ferguson Barbara Giles Helena Lennards Helen Lewis Josephine Scelsi Lilla Train Mary Louise Waish 1933 Mary Brown Rosemary Gannon Mary Hulst Harriett McGarry Elizabeth McNamara 1934 Abby Allen Cecil Carnes Mary Case Gerarda Shields Catherine Stevens Kathleen Young Graduate Student Winifred Hughes 1 S5 1 LI BA CLUB Nellie Harrington, 1933 Margaret Wade, 1933 Bernadine Cooney, 1934 Marion Emerson Flora Erickson Carolyn Goodwin Dorothy Council Jacquelin Griffiths Florence Henry Elizabeth Clark Olive Harrington Gertrude Allen Katharine Barrett Burnese Carson Alice Connolly Jeanne Connolly Molly Culver Margaret Dragon OFFICERS MEMBERS 1932 Margaret Hammel Dora Heon Miriam Levin 1933 Roslyn La Montagne Virginia Koerber 1934 Helen Lucey Mary Mathewson 1935 Nora Flahive Patricia Fuller Henrietta Gray Vestha Hoxie Mildred Koerber Antonia Krufka Annette O ' Leary Olive Oliver President . Vice ' President Secretary-Treasurer Priscilla Richards Louise Warner Eleanor Warnock Eleanor O ' Connor Emily Sheffeld Mae Zakszewski Martha Morse Dorothy O ' Donnell Elsa Parshley Nellie Prasol Janis Rapapcrt Jeanette Sears Louise Tessier Alice Triouleyre Ruth White ISfi] riATHCLLB OFFICERS Carolyn Goodwin, 1932 Nellie Harrington, 1933 Ellen Gleason, 1933 President Treasurer Secretary Mary Allen klvely evangelides Claudia Balsan Edith Fatka Ruth Knight Ruth Mehlman MEMBERS 1932 Marjorie Guernsey Charlotte Martin 1933 Audrey Scammel Teresa Tonole Marjorie Wheeler Mae Zakszewszi Eleanora Hutchinson Honorary Members Afra Meyer Mrs Eva Seely IS OLD LETTERS OFFICERS Anne Middlebrook President Dorothy McLean . MEMBERS Treasurer Bettina Boardman Virginia Lowrie Nancy Boothby LlSETTE PERSONIUS Charlotte Cabot Elizabeth Plummer Rosemary Gannon Helen Ross Margaret Garrison Elise Seiker Dorothy Greer Lisbeth Shulman Betsy Knapp Katherine Stawasz Celia Long Elizabeth Young [188] PHILOSOPHY Linda Marcus, 1932 Rosemary Denniston, 1932 Margaret Brewster, 1932 Edith Cramer, 1932 OFFICERS President ViccPresident Treasurer Secretary Barbara Best Julia Brodt Edith Fox Doris Holden MEMBERS 1932 Linda Marcus Elizabeth Pratt Constance Richardson Laurence Stapleton Neva McGrath 1933 Jeane Ibershoff Peggy Pitman IS9I PtlYSICSCLUB Marjorie Guernsey, 1932 Ruth Wood, 1933 . Mary Dorian, 1933 Mary Allen klveley evangelides Ruth Beardslee Mary Benjamin Alice Brown Janet Cairns Phyllis Carter Frances Cobb Janet Cobb Vivian Brandshaft Eleanor Ernst Jean Johnston Florence Kelley OFFICERS MEMBERS 1932 Barbara Giles Dorothy Reynolds Katherine Harvie 1933 Eleanor Faison Helen Fleming Ellen Gleason Nellie Harrington Marguerite Hendrickson Barbara Howard Dorothy Isaacs Margaret Kell 1934 Mary McCarthy Mary Moody Katherine Neuhaus President Secretary Treasurer Adele Massett Eleanor Reid Ruth Knight Catherine Lewerth Elizabeth Mathesius Elisabetn Reed Eleanor Swan Sarah Terry Theresa Tonole Sarah Stratton Harriet Thacher Theo Thomas Harriet Woodard 190] PSYCHOLOGY Carolyn Chase, 1932 Miriam Ramer, 1933 OFFICERS President Secretary-Treasurer Lydia Chittenden Elizabeth Doran Marion Emerson Jane Evans Edith Fox Ellen Hunt Virginia Kimberly Susan Miller Athalia Ogden Priscilla Cahill Eleanor Faison Helen Flemming Lucile Harris MEMBERS 1932 1933 Gertrude Raffel Hilda Richardson Virginia Rugh Elise Sieker Margaret Smith Fannie Wallace Louise Warner Carmelita Woerner Margaret Woodruff Ruth Hausman Helen O ' Brien Suzanne Slocum Elkanor Swan Louise Weimer 191 50CIALSCIEHCE OFFICERS Margaret Wemple, 1932 President Elizabeth Young, 1932 . MEMBERS 1932 Secretary-Treasurer Betty Bell Isabel Parker Anne Broaddus Grace Piper Ruth Cannel Elizabeth Plummer Muriel FitzGibbon Mary Porter Janet Goodfellow Bettina Ripley Dorothy Hagar Helen Schnepel Rebecca Hawley Shirley Swift Margaret Lloyd Caroline Vance Dorothy McLean Fannie Wallace Katherine Young T9:l STUDIOCLlie MEMBERS Edith Cramer, 1932 President Jean Manning, 1933 Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS 1932 Eleanor Barnes Anna Mattern Mary Bowman Elizabeth Pratt Julia Brodt Elizabeth Schroeder Helen Hornbostel Irma Smithton Catherine Hubley Joy Stilson 193 3 Elizabeth Bushnell Eleanor Mitchell Florence Blumenthal Martha Morris Eleanor Egan Susan Smith Virginia Gilbert Eleanor Thorn Elinor Levis Dorothy Von Elm Jennett Walker 1131 TELESCCPIUM Charlotte Cabot, 1932 . Constance Houghton, 1933 OFFICERS President Secretary -Treasurer MEMBERS 1932 Lilian Balboni Alice Bigley Margaret Holmes Claudia Balson Mary Eleanor Brown Katherine FitzGerald Virginia Gilbert Mary Hamilton Lois Hawkins Florence Henry Dianne Brown Leila Fosburgh 1933 1934 Helen Hopkins Margaret McIntosh Jeanne Wilmarth Jerane Ibershoff Leone Maclean Jayne Sprout audry scammell Marion Sykes Jane Wallis Jean Wilson Amy McIntosh Helen Little Lucy Russell 1941 VOX CLUB OFFICERS Virginia Benjamin, 1933 Peggy Pitman, 1933 President Secretary -Treasurer MEMBERS 1932 Gernda von Brieson Charlotte Cabot Edith Cramer Eileen Creevey Virginia Davis Mary Thurston Kathleen Forler Margaret Garrison Eleanor Goodyear Agnes Shields Helen Schnepel Virginia Cather Margaret Conklin Dorothy Frandsen Virginia Gilbert 1933 Pearl Guttman Mary Lindeke Anne Newton Constance Walther Elsie Elfring 1934 Harriet Kale 195] WHYCUJB Bettina Ripley, 1932 Ruth Berliss, 1932 Julia Heiman, 1932 Priscilla Kennady, 1933 Ann Chess, 1933 OFFICERS President . Vice ' President Program Chairman Treasurer Secretary Barbara Best Elizabeth Bellah Alice Bigley Lillian Chiriacka Harriet Cohen Ruth Besson Mary Buck Violet Colin Helen Chaddock Marjorie Cook Edith Eustis MEMBERS 1932 Marie Elmer Margaret Lloyd Marcia Maylott Catherine Margolis Natalie Myers Elizabeth Pratt Elizabeth Plummer Judith Pequignot Lillian Schoenbrun Elizabeth Sherry Frances Ziskind Eleanor Faison Helen Flemming Elinor Fosdick Dorothy Frandson Frederika Gilfillan Ruth Gersen 1933 Barbara Grimm Marion Groezinger Ruth Hausman Marion Horn Leona Kleban Miriam Levin Pauline Slom Elizabeth Staley Shirley Swift Naomi Weinberg Margaret Wemple Eileen McGrath Lois McLaughlin Ruth McLaughlin Joan Ranson Helen P.oss Nancy Robb Laura Stolzenburg Esther Sylvia Mary Titus Marion Barnes Vivian Brandshaft Frances Brown Margaret Corrigan Charlotte Fitch Frances Keene 1934 Barbara Kelsey Eleanor Judson Rosalind Sadoff Cornelia Williamson Helen Woodhull Edith Woodcock 1961 Thistle Orangemen A. O. H. 197 Novel Pleiades T932- [198] [200] [201 The Athletic Association The Smith College Athletic Association, now at the ripe age of 39 years, has continued its general policy of last year with a program of Field Days, Demonstrations, Tournaments, The Horse Show, Float Night, and The Dance Recital. 1931-1932 has in addition been unusually rich in innovations of many kinds, including new and thrilling contacts with the sports world outside of the College! The following were events of unique interest and importance: The 7 [ew 22-Acre Field, consisting of 5 hockey fields, 2 soccer fields, 4 badmin- ton courts; 3 golf holes, and a bridle path, were officially opened with the dedication of the Bridge, a gift of Mrs. Thomas Lamont. The impressive ceremony came to an end with the fields being used for the first time in demonstrations of all the outdoor sports offered by the College. This included tennis on the 8 new hard-surfaced courts. The Scottish Field Hockey Team visited Smith during the tour of America and met the College Team in an intensely exciting and very hardfought game. A large crowd of spectators experienced the thrill that accompanies an exhibition of interna- tional competition in sports. The Scots were guests of the College over the week-end and were entertained with enthusiasm by the students. The l [orth East Field Hoc ey Association, a branch of the United States Field Hockey Association, held its tournament at Smith this year, the first time such an event has taken place at this college. The College was hostess during the week-end for eight hockey teams, whose games were the best possible examples of after-college hockey. The Intercollegiate Outing Club Conference assembled at Smith for its annual meeting, arousing thereby an unprecedented enthusiasm for winter sports — a pastime acquiring a steadily increasing group of devotees, as was exhibited by the formation of the new Skiing Club. The members, necessarily restricted to those who know how, organize frequent week-end trips to good skiing country. The Dance Group, after a tremendously successful recital at Smith, were invited to attend a Dance Symposium at Barnard College, in which Barnard, Wellesley, Vassar, and New York University also took part. The climax of the Symposium was an exhibition by students of the Mary Wigman School. The American Red Cross sent a representative to Smith for a week of intensive instruction in swimming and life-saving. The culmination of this short but vigorous course, was a demonstration by the Yale Swimming Team. This imposing list of events has by no means effected the customary health interest in College activities as such, in which 85 per cent of the student body participate. The enthusiasm for Basketball remains unabated, as illustrated by the seasonal excite- ment over the regular tournament for the 12 class teams, and also that of the 14 XYZ teams. The Badminton Tournament is new this year, and for the first time also, the winners of this, the Bowling Tournament, and the Squash Tournament, will receive class numerals as their rewards. 1931-1932 has been an exciting time, and the Athletic Association hopes that the interest and co-operation of the student body will continue to be as encouraging and helpful in the future, as it has been this year. [202] Athletic Association Board OFFICERS Elinor Fosdick, 1933 Eleanor Eaton, 1932, Natalie Hoyt, 1934 Flora Best, 1934 Marjorie Chittenden, 1934 Jane McWhinney, 1934 Catherine Lewerth, 1933 Alice Brown, 1933 Flora Best, 1933 . Florence Areson, 1933 . Betsy Knapp, 1932 MANAGERS President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Publicity Manager Boathouse Manager Ass ' t. Boathouse Manager Dance Group Chairman Outing Club Chairman SPORTS REPRESENTATIVES Charlotte Righeimer, 1933 Archery Aurelia Plumly, 1932 Basketball Virginia Rugh, 1932 Baseball Lenore Hellman, 1933 Bowling Margery Goldsmith, 1933 Margaret Wemple, 1932 Crew Margaret Woodbridge, 1933. .. .Fencing Susan Miller, 1932 Hoc ey Resigned. Frances Beck, 193 3 LaCrosse Mary Robbins, 1934 Riding Janet Cobb, 1933 Soccer Mary Dorion, 193 3 Squash Isabelle Parker, 1932 Swimming Katherine Wiener, 193 3 Tennis Ruth Adler, 1932 Rith Wood, 1933 Track [2031 Betsy Knapp . Jean Miller . Eleanor Tucker Outing Club OFFICERS Jean Miller Carolyn Godwin Virginia Keeney Helen Barlow Janet Darling Anne Densmore Ellen Foot MEMBERS 1932 1933 Frances Beck 1934 Sarah Westcott President Secretary Treasurer Betsy Knapp Dorothy Reynolds Katherine Young Jean Miller Eleanor Mackenzie Margaret Sussman Eleanor Tucker [2041 Dance Group Hanna Frank Marie Holslag 1932 Irma Smithton Abigail Lee Ann Parker 1933 Florence Areson Jerane Ibershoff Margaret Martin Martha Morris Mary Reynolds Helen West 1934 Rosa Earle Frances Keene Charlotte Fitch Jacqueline Sissa Geraldine Stearns JI Bn cr S Pins Lydia Chittenden Athalia Ogden 1932 aurelia plumly Margaret Woods Awarded in J 93 Z Eleanor Eaton Virginia Rugh Elinor Fosdick 1933 Catherine Lewerth [206] All-Smith Blazers Harriette Barnard Lydia Chittenden Edith Cramer 1932 Virginia Rugh Edith Keeler Eleanor Eaton Isabelle Parker T932 207 All-Smith Hoc ey Team Marjorie Chittenden, 1934 Helen Nebolsine, 1933 Grace Bissell, 1934 Sydney Thomas, 1934 Ann Cooksey, 1934 Ruth Wood, 1933 Harriette Barnard, 1932 Jane Crawford, 1934 Eleanor Eaton, 1932 Virginia Rugh, 1932 Susan Miller, 1932 20S] Class Hockey Teams 1932 Marc.aret Wemple (Capt.) AUREL1A Pli MLY Anna Mattern Harriette Barnard Lydia Chittenden Helen Frost Eleanor Eaton Katherine Smith Virc;inia RlIGH Margaret Woods Susan Miller 1933 Ruth Wood (Capt.) Marian Barnum Gertrude Olsen Edith Eustis Catherine Lewerth Katherine Greene Elizabeth Shaffer Frances Beck Elizabeth Smith Helen Nebolsine Elizabeth Gamble 1935 Elizabeth Pratt (Capt.) Elizabeth Emlen Judith Pigeon Virginia Chalmers Elsa Dommerich Charlotte Ullom Katherine Wright Edith Alexanderson Marian Ewing Carol Tidball Dorothy Spalding 1934 Marjorie Chittenden (Capt) Ann Cooksey Ann Densmore Sydney Thomas Sara Scranton Grace Bissell Jane Crawford Martha Wheeler Catherine Deacon Natalie Hoyt Caroline Atkinson [209] All ' Smiih Soccer Team Edith Cramer, 1932 Isabelle Parker, 1932 Mary Adams, 1932 Helen Bragdon, 1933 Frances Cobb, 1933 Janet Cobb, 1933 Alice Brown, 1933 Jane Ferris, 1933 Grace Hamilton, 1934 Charmion Woodruff, 1934 Margaret Corrigan, 1934 [210] Class Soccer Teams 1933 Frances Cobb, Jean Babcock Helen Bragdon Adele Koestler Mary May Elinor Fosdick Janet Cobb Elizabeth Coy Alice Brown Margaret Gordon Jane Ferris captain 1932 Edith Cramer, captain Jane Evans Margaret Woodruff Lilian Balboni Margaret McIntosh Isabelle Parker Virginia Sykes Naomi Weinberg Mary Adams Ann Stanley Eleanor Anderson 1934 Charmion Woodruff, Virginia Whitney Eleanor Tucker Grace Hamilton Margaret Corrigan Jeannette Lambert Barbara Williamson Eleanor Mackenzie Amarie Whitters Elizabeth Hyde Mary Cole captain 1935 Margaret Russell, captain Barbara Hunt Barbara Brock Susan Raymond Harriet Cheney Marjorie Zimmerman Elizabeth Friend Carol Berger Marion Calkins Mary Schultz Margaret Ahern JTi932TcL 211 All-Smith Basket Ball Team Lydia Chittenden, 1932 Ariel Davis, 1932 Eleanor Eaten, 1932 Dorothy Fosdick, 1934 Elinor Fosdick, 1933 Marjorie MacDonald, 1933 Aurelia Plumly, 1932 Virginia Rugh, 1932 Virginia Whitney, 1934 [21: Class Bas et Ball Teams 193 3 Frances Beck. Captain Edith Miller, acting captai Lenore Hellman Catherine Lewerth Elinor Fosdick Elizabeth Payson Mary Payson Helen Bragdon Alice Brown Marjorie MacDonald 1932 Mi my 15i i i , Captain Virginia Rugh Ariel Davis Jean Hamilton- Eleanor Eaton Athalia Ogden lydia chit! i nden Al ' RELIA PLUMLY Charlotte Cabot 1934 Virginia Whitney, Margaret Corrigan Eleanor Ernst Dorothy Fosdick Marjorie Spiegel Janet Pratt Juliet France Grace Hamilton Barbara Williamson captain 1935 Katherine Wright, Honoria Wallis Dorothy Eggers Elizabeth Gillett Elizabeth Pratt Elizabeth Emlen Emily Myers Margaret Bulmer Barbara Hunt captain [213] All-Smith Swimming Team Flora Best, 1934 Mary Cantlin, 1934 Elizabeth French, 1932 Margorie Henger, 1934 Edith Keeler, 1932 Virginia Lent, 1934 Dorothea McEvoy, 1934 Isabelle Parker, 1932 Jane Waldheim, 1932 Edna Wallace, 1934 ;93 r [214] Class Swimming Teams 1932 Jane Waldheim, captain Elizabeth French Marcella Breidster Shirley Swift Edith Keeler Dorothy Hagar Mary Porter Susan Miller Isabelle Parker 1933 Edith Greenleaf, Beatrice Colby Jane Ferris Gertrude Olsen Betty Orr Ruth Dunlap Isabelle Pendleton captain 1935 Mary Best, captain Olive Hunt Virginia Saxe Sarah Rotan Josephine Bingham Margaret Dragon Phylis Leland Bee Rich Elizabeth Williams Elizabeth Friend Ruth Neely Marion Myers Constance Dudley Susan Raymond Barbara Keefer 1934 Marjorie Henger, Flora Best Marjorie Hodder Virginia Lent Dorothy McEvoy Jean Stuart Mary Cantlin Adelma Merrill Jane Bryant Edith Rogers Rhoda Minkler Winifred Mitchell captain 2151 Lifeguards 1932 Lydia Chittenden (Capt.) Elizabeth French Aurelia Plumly Shirley Swift Isabelle Parker Mary Porter Jane Waldheim Marcella Breidster Edith Greenleaf Jane Ferris 1933 Beatrice Colby Gertrude Olsen 1934 Charmion Woodruff Gertrude Tukey Ethelwyn Boericke Virginia Lent Edna Wallace Flora Best Natalie Hoyt Marjorie Henger Margery Hodder Dorothea Van Duyn Julia Chapman Mary Bayliss Edith Rogers Dorothea McEvoy  16l All Smith Tennis Team 1931 Marie Fensterer, 1931 Katherine Daniels, 1931 Margaret Woods, 1932 Katherine Wiener, 1933 Class Tennis Teams 1931 TEAM Lorna MacDonnell (Capt.) Marie Fensterer Louise Pendry Katherine Daniels 1933 TEAM Edith Eustis (Capt.) Katherine Wiener Nancy Booth by Margery Kaufman 1932 TEAM Margaret Woods (Capt.) Harriette Barnard Ruth Adler Rebecca Tenney 1934 TEAM Marjorie Bertha (Capt.) Mary Cootes Velda Rithets Lois Weeks (217 All ' Smith Crew Jean Berry, 1931 {Catherine Rowe, 1931 Jane Sherman, 1931 Shirley Swift, 1932 Margaret Wemple, 1932 [2181 Class Crews 193 1 CREW Katherine Rowe (Capt.) Jane Berry Margaret Blake Jane Sherman Elizabeth Gleysteen 1932 CREW Ellen Hess (Capt.) Elise Sieker Shirley Swift Dorothy Hagar Margaret Wemple 1934 CREW Helen Rayner (Capt.) Dorothea Van Duyn Margery Hodder Dorothea Hendricks Jane Berry 1933 CREW Jane Wilson (Capt.) Ruth West Mary Brown Elizabeth Willcox Marian Marshall [2191 ALL-SMITH ARCHERY TEAM Mary F. Crosby, 1932 Martha Dickenson, 1932 Emily Williams, 1931 Class Archery Teams 1931 ARCHERY May Robinson (Capt.) Emily Williams Josephine Dickerman 1932 ARCHERY Martha Dickenson (Capt.) Mary F. Crosby Elizabeth Plumer 1933 ARCHERY Elizabeth Bushnell (Capt.) Mary Manley Charlotte Righeimer 1934 TEAM Ann Peirce (Capt.) Edith Woodcock Laura Phillips [2201 1221 [223 J Dramatic Association Council Barbara Best Eleanor Barry Mary Bowman Edith Cramer Carolyn Erminger Julia Heiman Linda Marcus Irma Smithton Joy Stilson Mary Thurston Jane Wilson Katharine Yow . Producing Director Chairman of Properties Chairman of Scenery Chairman of Lighting Chairman of Publicity Dramaturgist Business Manager Chairman of Ma e-up Chairman of Costumes Stage Manager Secretary Chairman of Music jrT932 L [2241 Senior Dramatics Committee Gp.rnda von Briesen Mary Bowman Eleanor Eaton Linda Marcus Ann Parker Gertrude Steere Joy Stilson Margaret Wemple Chairman Scenic Director Chairman of Tic ets and Programs Business Manager Chairman of Dancing Chairman of Music Chairman of Costumes Chairman of Publicity [225| Dramatics The Season of 1931-1932 has been a glorious one in the field of Dramatics. In fact, it has been the occasion of a remarkable and a very inspiring revival of the theatre in Smith College. Everyone these days is becoming stage-minded — begin- ning, of course, with the frequenters of 311 — and certainly the mounting enthusiasm, the greatly increased number of productions, and the appearance of a veritable horde of actors, hitherto unsuspected, has all gone to prove that the contagion is spreading with unprecedented rapidity. The first production, of the season was an innovation for the boards of Student ' s Building. It was a propaganda piece in the form of a powerful drama of the drought- stricken farmers in the West. For two nights, Can You Hear Their Voices packed the house. It was produced under the auspices of Mr. Eliot ' s Workshop, Beautifully directed by Julia Heiman 1932, and very effectively lighted by Mr. Eliot himself. Only a very short time after this, The Dramatic Association went heavily Rus- sian and raised the curtain, one fine night, on The Treasure , which though some- what labored as plays go, nevertheless was very interesting to see and gave frequent indications of Director Barbara Best ' s superb sense of the stage and its effects. Along about this time, the talented societies of Alpha and Phi Kappa had a sud- den revulsion of feeling, and wisely decided that the theatre at Smith was badly in need of the lightness, the delicacy, and the licentiousness of the Restoration. Practi- cally no sooner said than done, for after scarcely two weeks of work, the able Laur- ence Stapleton succeeded not only in moving a gigantic cast smoothly through the rather tortuous antics of The Knight of the Burning Pestle , but also in putting over every minute of it. Outstanding performances were given by Miriam Ramer 1933, Elizabeth Caffee, E. J. Parker, Margaret Rankin, Aurelia Plumly, and Edith Cramer — all of the class of 1932. The next event on the bills was somewhat delayed in appearance because of the close succession of Mid-years and Rally Day. In March, however, things fell once more into their old gay pace with four one-act plays, adapted from short stories by students of the College and produced by Workshop. They ranged widely from seri- ous drama to farcical sketches, and all in all, provided an evening of excellent enter- tainment. Exactly a month later, Workshop, still unable to wear down its energy, put on a well-balanced program composed of The Pretty Sabine Women by Leonid Andreyev, and A Pound of Flesh by Margaret Hammel 1932. , Obviously, the various organizations interested in Dramatics have left no stone unturned in their admirable efforts to give the year ' s theatre bill a wide range of variety and interest. In so doing, they have aroused the enthusiasm of the College as a whole to an unusual degree of intensity, and the excellent accomplishments of the year ought to give rise to a great deal of future inspiration. [226] [227] Tear Boo Board Eleanor Eaton Editor ' in- chief Elizabeth Sturges, 1933 Associate Editor Agnes McLean Business Manager Betty Bell Assistant Business Manager Elisabeth Reed, 1933 Assistant Business Manager Betsy Knapp Picture Editor Margaret Rankin List Editor Mary V. Stevens Assistant List Editor Mary Gamble Senior Picture Editor Margaret Smith Faculty Editor Helen Hornbostel Art Editor Betty Schroeder Assistant Art Editor Anna Mattern Assistant Art Editor Margaret Wemple Athletic Editor Lilla Train Literary Editor Ruth Adler Snapshot Editor [228] Weef y Board Assistant Editors Elizabeth Elmore, 1932 Margaret Blake, 1932 Literary Editor Marjorie Frank, 1932 Assistants Carolyn Erminger, 1932 Margaret Wemple, 1932 Editor-in-Chief Andrea Ferguson, 1932 J lews Reporters Jean Farquhar, 1933 Virginia Benjamin, 1933 Eleanor Thorn, 1933 Helen Geller, 1933 Eleanor Ernst, 1934 Georgianna Kimble. 1934 Cornelia Williamson, 1934 Managing Editor Junior Ed Virginia Eyerly, 1932 Lucy Dunn Assistants Janet Arend, 1932 Elizabeth Gamble. 1933 Helen Schnepel, 1932 Rita Gomberg. 1933 Nancy Stevenson, 1932 Jane Berry, 1934 Business Manager Assistant Helen Thum, 193 2 Jane Wilson, J ews Editor Elizabeth Sherry, 1932 Pictorial Editor Marcia Maylott, 1932 Assistants Myrtle Williams, 1932 Jane Ferris, 1933 Janet McMullen, 193 3 itor , 1932 Dorothy Loeb, 1934 Marion Allen, 1933 Katherine Michels, 1934 Advertising Manager Leonore Hellman, 1933 Assistants Edith Edwards, 1934 Edna Wallace, 1934 French Correspondent Jane Wallis, 193 3 Circulation Manager Ruth Berliss. 1932 Assistants Lucile Fletcher. 1933 Constance Kreimer, 193 3 Italian Correspondent Laura Marden, 1933 1933 Critics Art Carolyn Hine, 1932 Music Dorothea Jones, 1934 Dramatics Rosemary Denniston, 1932 Sylvia Chase, 193 2 Elise Sieker Millicent Ward Lilla Train Elizabeth Walton Dorothy McLean Janet Darling Lucy Wright Ruth Cannell Doris Holden Justine Bailey Anna Carr Mary Cheatham Marjorie Cook Elizabeth Alsterlund Ruth Barnes Lemma Boice Elizabeth Crofut Press Board OFFICERS MEMBERS 1932 Agnes McLean Dorothy McLean 1933 Mary Cornwall Eleanor Grout Rose Marie Harris 1934 Janet Darling Shirley D ' Lugasch Alice Eckman Dudley Harmon President l ews Editor Assistant 7 {ews Editor Business Manager Librarian Secretary Picture Editor Maren Morrison Elise Sieker Lilla Train Millicent Ward Laura Hayward Jean Miller Constance Kreimer Helen Montgomery Elizabeth Lee Laura Stolzenberg Louise Thomas Eunice Jameson Eleanor Katz Amarie Whitters Emily Lewis Marianne Pachner Frances Shapiro Elizabeth Shute Elizabeth Walton Picture Bureau Betty Hardenberg, ' 34 Jean Schmolze, ' 34 Gertrude Olsen, ' 3 3 Lucy Wright, ' 33 Katherine Young, ' 32 [230] [231] [232] [2331 Symphony Orchestra Miss Rebecca Wilder Holmes Miriam Levin Virginia Gilman Helen Brown Marian Roberts Director Leader of First Violins Leader of Second Violins Leader of Violas Leader of Violoncello MEMBERS Mrs. Brandegee Virginia Clark, 1933 Mr. Gi.met Isadore Hatch, G. S. Anne Allen, 1935 Anita Friedman, 1935 Virginia Gilman, 1934 Vwla Helen Brown, 1932 Mrs. Bixler Miss Gilles Susan Raymond, 1935 Mrs. Smith Bass Mr. Parshley Horn Mary Tibbetts, 1932 First Violin Miriam Levin, 1932 Marion McTaggart, Julia Mincho G. S. Second Violin Dorothea Jones, 1934 Dorothy Meigs, 193 3 Violoncello Ruth Barnes, 1934 Mr. Bixler Julia Brodt, 1932 Jean Cross, 193 5 Miss Murray Marian Roberts, 1932 Bettie Sands, 1935 Mrs. Stilwell Elsa Parshley, 1935 Anne Pitts, 1933 Hilda Richardson, 1932 Charlotte Righeimer. 1933 Margaret Sussman, 1934 Marian Weaver, 1935 Elizabeth White, 1935 Tympani Lota Curtiss, 193 2 Flutes Jane Adams, 1935 Anne Wertheim, 1935 Trumpet Donald Wells Harp Marjorie Muther [234] Glee Club Katherine Merrill Gwendolyn Duggan Margery Davis Ruth Brank Elaine Towne Helen Bragdon Marian Allen, ' 33 Caroline Atkinson, ' 32 Elsie Barnhart, ' 34 Mary Bennett, ' 34 Lemma Boice, ' 34 Elizabeth Brooks, ' 33 Barbara Burlingham. ' 34 Virginia Bush, ' 3 3 Dorothy Candee, ' 32 Mary Case, ' 34 Helen Chaddock, ' 33 Patricia Cox, ' 34 Edith Cramer, ' 32 Lota Curtiss, ' 3 2 Margery Davis, ' 33 Virginia Davis. ' 3 2 Elizabeth Doran, ' 32 Gwendolyn Duggan, ' 32 Eleanor Ernst, ' 34 Madeleine Evans, ' 34 Betty Floyd, ' 33 Bitty Gamble, ' 33 MEMBERS Marcia Glidden, ' 3 2 Ruth Gould, ' 32 Mary Hanna, ' 3 2 Ruth Hard. ' 3 2 Ellen Hess, ' 32 Margaret Holmes. ' 3 2 Julia Hopkins, ' 3 3 Dorothea Jones, ' 34 Marjorie Jones, ' 33 Jane Kelsey, ' 34 Rebecca Kennard, ' 32 Anna Lacey, ' 33 Madeleine Leonard, ' 34 Mary Lilley, ' 34 Margaret Lord, ' 33 Miriam Macomber. ' 3 3 Elizabeth Marshall. ' 3 2 Charlotte Martin, ' 32 Virginia Mealy, ' 34 Adelma Merrill. ' 34 Katherine Merrill, ' 32 Leader Manager Librarian Accompanist Assistant Accompanist Treasurer Mary Mulligan. ' 3 2 Marjorie Muther. ' 34 Priscilla Parke. ' 34 Elizabeth Parker. ' 32 Una Peavey. ' 33 Isabel! e Pendleton. ' 33 Julia Pitt. ' 34 Priscilla Richards. ' 32 Dorothy Rittenhouse. ' 34 Olive Ross. ' 34 Amy Scott, ' 34 Charlotte Snyder. ' 34 Marjorie Spiegel. ' 34 Nancy Stevenson. ' 32 Caroline Stilwell. ' 34 Elaine Towne. ' 32 Margaret Walbran, ' 34 Louise Warner, ' 32 Virginia Whitney, ' 34 Ruth Whittemore, ' 34 Helen Woodhull, ' cd Katharine Yow, ' 33 [2351 Elizabeth J. Parker Ingeborg Lincoln Barbara Bradley Nancy Stevenson Louise Warner Junior Choir OFFICERS Leader Assistant Leader Secretary Librarian Assistant Librarian Elizabeth Marshall Emily Baker Betty Bell Nancy Parker Barbara Bradley Charlotte Cabot Helen Calvorcoressi Dorothy Candee Sylvia Chase Louise Christison Mary F. Crosby Lota Curtiss Virginia Davis Katherine Doe Gwendolyn Duggan Lucy Dunn Marian Emerson Flora Erikson Muriel Fleischman Jean Fischer MEMBERS Marjorie Gilbert Marcia Glidden Ruth Gould Mary Hanna Ruth Hard Katherine Harvie Helen Henry Ellen Hess Carolyn Hine Margaret Holmes Ellen Hunt Rebecca Kennard Virginia Kimberly Abigail Lee Frances Levering Irene Levine Sara Levy Ingeborg Lincoln Margaret McLaughlin Charlotte Martin Katherine Merrill Susan Miller Athalia Ogden Isabel Parker Grace Piper Dorothy Reynolds Priscilla Richards Virginia Rugh Elise Sieker Nancy Stevenson Elaine Towne Louise Warner Madeline Watson Lydia Weare Emily Weidman Margaret Wemple Elizabeth Woerner Margaret Woods Katherine Young 2361 Katharine Yow Elizabeth Floyd Elizabeth Reed Bertha Perstein Mary Dorion Senior Choir OFFICERS Leader Assistant Leader Secretary Accompanist Librarian Marion Allen Jean Averill Jean Babcock Ann Baker Helen Barlow Ruth Beardslee Ruth Besson Dorothy Boyles Helen Bragdon Elizabeth Brooks Virginia Bush Helen Chaddock Dorothy Council Margery Davis Joanne Dissette Theresa Dodge Mary Dorion Dorothy Ehleider Elizabeth Floyd MEMBERS Dorothy Frandsen Elizabeth Gamble Helen Geller Margery Goldsmith Nellie Harrington Helen Harris Grace Harrison Sara Hilken Margaret Hoover Julia Hopkins Marjorie Jones Priscilla Kennaday Mary Knox Constance Kreimer Anna Lacey Elizabeth Lee Margaret Lord Miriam Macomber Helen Malone Mary Mignot May Helen Nebolsine Barbara Nichols Gertrude Olsen Una Peavey Isabelle Pendleton Anne Pitts Elisabeth Reed Cora Ripley Jean Rumsey Florence Shaneberger Susan Smith Marian Sykes Katrina Van Hook Rose Waters Louise Weimer Helen West Ruth Wood Katharine Yow [237] Sophomore Choir OFFICERS Marjorie Spiegel Madeleine Evans Elizabeth Cantril Jane Kelsey Janet Smith Amy Carter I MEMBERS Janet Adams Elizabeth Andrews Caroline Atkinson Marjorie Ballou Elsie Barnhart Mary Barrows Elizabeth Baxter Annette Beale Mary Bennett Doris Black Lemma Eoice Esther Booth Frances Brown Eleanor Burke Barbara Burlingham Susanne Callahan Elizabeth Cantril Amy Carter Mary Case Ruth Cohn Elizabeth Colladay Bernadine CooNEr Patricia Cox Jane Crawford Janet Darling Katharine Doe Polly Dudley Elizabeth Dyer Barbara Eaton Elsie Elfring Eleanor Ernst Madeleine Evans Clare Feeley Charlotte Fitch Dorothy Fosdick Virginia Grace Mary Graves Alison Hardy Olive Harrington Margery Hodder Margaret Humm Dorothea Jones Jane Kelsey Rachel Kent Merriel Kimball Janet Krogh Madeleine Leonard Marian Leuthner Mary Lilley Frances Lisle Jeroma Litman Julia McWilliams Dorothy Madsen Ida Mahan Margaret Martin Virginia Mealey Adelma Merrill Margaret Milne Helen Montanus Hester Mount Marjorie Muther Emily Olmstead Priscilla Parke Frances Philbrick Julia Pitt Grace Reynolds Dorothy Rittenhouse Georgiamna Robinson Olive Ross Lois Sanborn Jean Schmolze Ida Schreiber Amy Scott M. Gerarda Shields Elizabeth Smith Charlotte Snyder Madelaine Speers Leader Assistant Leader Accompanist Secretary Librarians Marjorie Spiegel Ellen Steel Catherine Stevens Elizabeth Stidger Edith Stiles Caroline Stilwell Jean Strait Margaret Sussman Constance Thayer Peatrice Thomen Frances Thompson Madeline Tregaskis Eleanor Tucker Gertrude Tukey Margaret Walbran Elizabeth Walton Sarah Westcott Virginia Whitney Virginia T. Whitney Ruth Whittemore Harriet Woodard Helen Woodhull Charmian Woodruff Gertrude Woodruff Louise Wurts Margaret Zimmer [238] Freshman Choir OFFICERS Dorothy Ann Sawyer Esther Floyd Margaret Clark Martha Johnson Alice McElroy Barbara McKelvey Roxane Pollock Leader Assistant Leader Secretary Accompanist Assistant Accompanist Librarian Assistant Librarian MEMBERS Helen Allcorn Lydia Allen WlLHELMINA ALLNUT Else Ashwell Phyllis Baker corinne beckwith Frances Bell Suzanne Bowerfind Elizabeth Bowman Barbara Brock Emily Bullock Margaret Bulmer Mary Bunce Muriel Burr Margaret Button Eleanor Clark Margaret B. Clark Catharine Cobb Janet Cook Janet Creighton Jean Cross Cornelia Curtis Evelyn Dean Ruth Dean Elsa Dommerich Carolyn Earl Elizabeth Emlen Martha Fisher Esther Floyd Sarah Fuller Betty Fulton Edith Garrison Grace Glasgow Mary Harmon Louise Harris Elizabeth Hazen Cornelia Hewitt Charlotte Hoffman Elisabeth Hofmann Elisabeth Howard Katherine Hughes Olive Hunt Anne Huthsteiner Martha Johnson Lula Johnston Fredelle Keyes Mary Kibbe Katherine Korrady Elizabeth Kusterer Margaret LaDue Ruth Lathrop Janet Lewis Margaret Lincoln Virginia McClung Lorraine McCutcheon Alice McElroy Barbara McKelvey Elizabeth Miller Kate Miller Cornelia Myers Elizabeth Newell E. Chandonette Norris Pauline O ' Brien Catherine Otis Margaret Palmer Edith Pardee Phyllis Patchin Elizabeth Polk Roxane Pollock Elizabeth Potter Mary Pritchard Annabel Reeves Bee Rich Mary Rodman Charlotte Rosenbaum Frances Rossi Margaret Russell Dorothy Ann Sawyer C. Virginia Saxe Marcia Shepard Ruth Shurtleff Elfrida Smith Marlyles Smith Jenny Staples Mary Stephenson Marie-Louise Stockard Mary V. Thompson Carol Tidball Bertha Turton Mary Walton Sarah Weimer Bettie Welsh Alice White Elizabeth White Rl ' th White Jean Whitlock Elizabeth Whitney Earbara Woodward [2391 Song Leaders 1932, Ellen Hess College Song Leader 1933, Mary Dorion 1934, Madeleine Evans 1935, Elizabeth Wyman T932 [240] Junior Step Song Tune: When Day Is Done . Words Bv Lilla Train and Millicent Ward. If you must go, If you must go We follow slow What can we show the way you knew; To say farewell, Your year has passed, Can voices tell and ours as fast What we all know too well? will soon be through; It is so true But never will sever That we ' ll miss you, Your memory today, We need not say You leave us and grieve us That Step Sings will be blue Because you have to go away. With you away. II The days of comradeship with you For through the years it passes on Well not forget From class to class The passing of those days we knew A spirit born of knowledge that ' s well We do Regret won — So, seniors we ' re singing Of comradeship and standards held and A farewell song to you joy at Smith — But still we are bringing And this we owe to you A spirit that ' s unchanged yet new Thirty-one. Ill We take the Senior Steps Tonight A pledge that we will do our best And realize To keep these steps and fill the place That next year we must prove our right Of thirty-one To keep them ours. And be a worthy senior class to you So while we are singing So hear us as we take these steps and Farewell with all the rest sing our song — Yet still we are bringing A pledge of trust to you from Thirty-two. ' Tfq3? [241 Alma Mater 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. By many a hearth your daughters Their love for you shall tell, Until in turn their children Shall learn to love you well. And still the ranks renewing, And stronger year by year, Are one in deep devotion To you we hold so dear. Chorus 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 unask ' d we pay. Chorus Henrietta Sperry, 1910. [2421 [243 ' 2441 [245] ] [onsense It is quite a simple airy affair to write a nonsense column but only the best that mon- ey can buy is chosen because we want only the best that money can buy so we got Forey Cord, Grouchy Barx, Hey you Brown, B. Barnard Haw, and Alf Hill Hurray! to join in the spirit of the thing (the nonsense col- umn). They have been working like little Trojans, and their combined efforts have pro- duced this stupendous, all-singing, all-talking, all techni-color work of art. Per Bacco , cried the villain, for he was in on it too. We 1729 girls began in 1836 and by 1974 there were only a few of us in college. About 6 were taking general honors and the remaining 5280 were still going strong try- ing to pass posture picture (alliteration is best in composi- tions of this sort) tests and make-up examinations. But then one can understand that 26 girls can ' t all have the same mentalities. That is one of the remarkable things about this remarkable college of ours — we all seem to be remarkably different, but of course, not entirely because most of us wear shoes and stockings, except that some people prefer just shoes. [246] I remember distinctly how upset we girl chums were when our last and very most favorite step sing was brok- en up. It seems that everyone had flunked out and the next class had to sing instead, but then it was a fair plus chance for them to show their mettle. Or maybe we were there after all. Anyway, pause, whom should ap- pear around the corner but Chit ' 32. Eileen ' 32 was howing cabbages when she noticed the intruder. Stop thief! she cried, but no answer. If Smith ' 32 had had the presence of mind she would have answered, but at that time Parker ' 32 was stranded on a high note. The crack tumbling squad was on hand — Plumly ' 32, Rugh ' 32, Wemple ' 32, and Woods ' 32 formed a beautiful pyramid and brought her safely back to mother earth. I) Fudge making took the college by storm. Stapleton ' 32 was our blue ribbon girl, but being overly modest she refused the prize of a neat little Leghorn and passed it on instead to Gernda ' 32 who had really talked her out of it. Scott ' 32 and Staley ' 32 glossed the hard feelings diplomatically away and by Carnival time everybody was hap- py. It was a rip roaring, whipper snapping, side splitting affair just chock full of good clean fun. Woods ' 32 and Steere ' 32 cheered while the rest of the class joined in a hearty and lusty cheer. And after that college was dismissed and everyone went home tired but happy. And so to bed. [247] They will not find us changed from them they knew — but can you recognize us? FOUR LONG YEARS AGO [248] The Editors of the 1932 Tear Boo wish to express their gratitude to the following members of the college whose advice and assistance has made this volume possible. Miss Anetta Clark Mr. George P. Hyde Ruth Gould Janet Claflin Eileen CTDaniel [2501 [2si : [252| Index to Advertisements Alice Brown ' s Sweetheart Tea House 5 Angotti, V 5 Army fe? Navy Store 8 Belanger-Zessin 7 Bicknell, HE 5 Bridgman Lyman 4 Butler fe? Ullman 8 Chidnoff Studio 14 Class of 1932 3 Class of 1933 6 Class of 1934 10 Class of 1935 12 Coggeshall 6? Jukes 7 College Tasty Shoppe 7 College Taxi Co 5 Cotrell fe? Leonard 5 Dewhurst, O. T 4 Draper Garage 11 Draper Hotel 7 Fleming ' s Boot Shop 11 Holmes, Samuel, Inc 11 Hood, H. P. tf Sons, Inc 7 Hotel Northampton 11 Hovey, H. A. 6? Co 8 Liddell, William Co., Inc 7 Mary Marguerite 8 Plymouth Drug Shop 11 Sears Co., Henry G 4 Stern Brothers 13 Tiffany 6? Co 1 Tooher, Jane 2 Webster Thomas Co 9 Woodworth 11 15-4-1 Tiffany Co. Jewelers Silversmiths Stationers Steadfast Standards Mail Inquiries Receive Prompt Attention Fifth Avenue 37 -Street NewYork T932- [1] JANE TOOHER SPORT CLOTHES School — ■ College — Camp GYMNASIUM GARMENTS Official Outfitter for SMITH COLLEGE 711 Boylston Street BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 1932- Compliments of Class of 1932 T932 QUALITY ESTABLISHES PREFERENCE Quality combined with service is what prompts institutions to prefer SQUARE SEAL FOOD PRODUCTS HENRY G. SEARS CO- HOLYOKE, MASS. WHOLESALE WHOLESALE GROCERS CONFECTIONERS Distributors of Quality Food Products for over JO years. Bridgman Lyman Northampton, Mass. Extend Greetings to the Class of ' 32 and Thank Them for Their Patronage Send Us Your Mail Orders for SMITH Class Books, Song Books, Banners and Pennants, Stationery, Verse and Anything Else in the Book and Stationery Line Our Shop is Convenient to You . . . I! We are centrally located; those little adjustments that your glasses occasion- ally need are only matters of a few minutes ' work. If We pride ourselves that our interest in you does NOT end with your original purchase. 11 Prescription work, mail and tele- graph orders are finished same day received. Opticians to your President ' s family and the majority of the Fac ulty, Heads of Houses and Students. O. T. DEWHURST Registered Optometrists and Prescription Opticians 201 Main Street Opp. City Hall Telephone T84-W ?T 9c ? [4] The Store If here You Get Your Gym Shoes For 30 Years . . . TWe have sold shoes to the girls of Smith College, while they were here and after they had left Alma Mater. c We send shoes all over the country to the girls who left college years ago and those who left but last year. YWe send them ANYWHERE 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 Scarfs. Wool Gloves and Mufflers, i ou ' ll always find the old prompt service at Bicknell ' s. H. E. BICKNELL NORTHAMPTON, MASS. 158 Main Street Opp. Draper Hotel Alice Brown ' s Sweetheart Tea House SHELBURNE FALLS. MASS. T Open all day K SWEETHEARTS J April 19th S S Nov. 1st Specialties — Fried Chicken, Steak and Lobster Dinners — ■ Waffles and Maple Syrup. Pure Maple Sugar Products. On the Famous Mo iaick Trail PHONE College Taxi Co. Caps — Gowns — Hoods For All Degrees The country ' s largest maker of academic costumes. Write for samples of materials and for prices. Sole Depository of the Intercollegiate Bureau of Academic Costumes Cotrell Leonard Est. 1832 Albany, N. Y. V. ANGOTTI College Dressmaker Cleaning Dyeing 80 Green St. Tel. 1554-M T )3 P [5] Compliments of Class of 1933 «a [61 Gold Medal Brand Irish PARTIES Linen Table Damasks are a sure SUCCESS are an infallible sign of good taste. Discriminat- when topped off with ing purchasers will find them on sale by R. H. HOOD ' S Stearns Co. in Boston. ICE CREAM May be obtained everywhere in New England Cakes for all occasions William Liddell Souffle Cups — Fancy Ices and Company, Inc. 53 White Street New York H. P. Hood Sons, Inc. 11 Hawlev St. Mills at Belfast, Ireland Northampton, Mass. MARY COGGESHALL JEANNETTE JUKES Draper Hotel Incorporated Nearest Hotel to Smith College 509 MADISON AVENUE Recently Remodeled NEW YORK CITY and Refurnished DECORATIONS FURNISHINGS CAFETERIA ANTIQUES AND Telephone Plaza 3-8739 DINING ROOM Meet Your Friends Finger Wales Marcels at the Belanger - Zessin COLLEGE Nestle Circuline TASTY SHOPPE Permanent Wave 86 Green St. 277 Main Street Northampton NORTHAMPTON Phone 688 fTQ P Monthly Accounts Telephone Capitol 0930 H. A. HOVEY CO. 30, 32, 34, and 36 FANEUIL HALL MARKET, BOSTON Since 1822 Specialists in BUTTER EGGS from creameries selected for fine from selected nearby henneries where quality which make butter according , , . _ ? .. :a „o ,„ m i.„  «„ -,r-.,) n o , the hens receive scientific care and to our ideas rrom the top grade pas- teurized cream of accredited tubercu- feed. Received overnight by express, lin tested herds. Flavor, color, salt, ,. . , ... ■ , j , i r .. candled and graded by experts and body and package conform to the 6 J y highest standards. 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 ARMY AND NAVY From Abroad STORE CABLE us 32 Pleasant Street From Your Home WRITE US We will deliver flowers to your friends in ' Hamp, or elsewhere We Carry a Complete Line of Riding and Hiking Goods at Low Prices The Mary Marguerite a For Luncheon, we eat at the Mary Marguerite ; For Tea, we meet at the Mary Marguerite ; Butler Ullman Flowers For Dinner, we dine at the Mary Marguerite Yes, 21 STATE is the Mary Marguerite. The Mary Marguerite •5T93? Webster Thomas Co. 2 17 S tate Street BOSTON, MASS. Importers, Manufacturers, and Wholesale Grocers, specializing in Institution Supplies. jT932 l Compliments of Class of IQ34 101 Samuel Holme-. J. Frederick Holmes Frank V. Holme- Samuel Holmes, Inc. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Poultry and Game 7-25 Faneuil Hall Market Basement 3 South Side Telephone Richmond 0708-0709-3513 Boston, Mass. Draper Garage 67-69 Masonic St. STORAGE Cars Called For and Delivered Washing — Repairing Tires and Batteries Tel. 831-W A. L. A. Service WOODWORTH Ladies ' Hairdresser Permanent Wave a Specialty 245 MAIN STREET Telephone 2390 Northampton, Mass. O. J. Bonneau, Prop. SHOES Campus Afternoon Evening Fleming ' s Boot Shop CJreen St. South Hadlev 189 Main St. Northampton, Mass. The Plymouth Drug Shop 31 West Street Agents of Elizabeth Arden Toilet Preparations Hotel Northampton u The Open Door An Inn of Colonial Charm Northampton, Mass. and Wiggins Old Tavern Lewis N. Wiggins, Prop. ill Compliments of Class of 1935 T93T [121 Are you in the picture at this one of our Smith College Shop Fashion Shows? Stern ' s is fashion headquarters for SMITH girls who want to dress with New York chic STERN BROTHERS NEW YORK • 42nd Street • West of Fifth Avenue • NORTHAMPTON, MASS. • 22 Green Street • jrT932 . 131 The Photography for This Boo was done by the Chidnoff Studio 469 Fifth Avenue New York City T932 1141 v . x r '