Smith College - Smith College Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1933 volume:

YEAR BOOK OF 1933 SMITH COLLECE Copyright CLASS OF 19 3 3 SMITH COLLEGE Table of Contents Administration Advertisements Athletics Class of 1933 Clubs .... Dedication Dramatics Faculty . . . . , Freshman Year, Class of 1933 Junior Year, Class of 1933 Music .... Nonsense . Organizations Other Classes Phi Beta Kappa Publications . Senior Year, Class of 1933 Sophomore Year, Class of 1933 View Section . . . . Page 15 273 215 41 183 5 239 23 119 127 251 263 159 151 179 243 141 123 9 To Annetta Isabel Clark, the hjndly crutch of our lame budgets, who both by lively anecdote and more material assistance has helped us on our way, we gratefully dedicate this boo . 1933 s Foreword ...to the class who saw the bad side of good times and the good side of bad times. PRESIDENT NEILSON 171 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 Handasyd Perkins, A.B. .... Elizabeth Cutter Morrow, B L. . Ada Louise Comstock, A.M., Litt.D., LL.D., L.H.D. 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. George Stanley Stevenson, A.M. .... Josephine Sewall Emerson, B.L. .... Harriet Chalmers Ford, B.L., Vice-President Miriam Titcomb, B.L. ...... Alice Wright Teagle, A.B. Annetta I. Clark, A.B., A.M., Secretary to the President Trustees ....... Northampton Boston New York Greenwich, Ct. Englewood, N. J. Cambridge Easthampton Portland, Ore. Springfifield Worcester Hartford, Ct. New York Northampton Cincinnati, O. Cleveland, O. and of the Board of Northampton [18] J HELEN JEANNETTE PEIRCE Dean of the Class of 1933 191 Administrative Officers Marjorie Hope Nicolson, Ph.D. Dean Laura Woolsey Lord Scales B.L., L.H.D. Warden Joy Secor, A.M. Registrar George Palm er Hyde, A.B., LL.B. Treasurer 1 20| Anna Mann Richardson, M.D. College Physician Elsie Preston Leonard, A.B. Purchasing Agent Mabelle Babcock Blake, Ed.D. Personnel Director wP w H. Mildred Holden, A.B Director of Admission 1211 Class Deans 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 Mary Merrow Cook, B.S. Dean of the Class of 1936 [22] i The Faculty William Allan Neilson, Ph.D., LL.D., L.H.D, Litt.D President and Professor of Eng- lish Language and Literature Harriet Williams Bigelow, Ph.D. Professor of Astronomy on the Eliza Appleton Haven Foundation Frank Allan Waterman, Ph.D Professor of Physics Everett Kimball, Ph.D. Professor of Government Ernst Heinrich Mensel, Ph.D., Litt D. Professor of Germanic Languages end Literature Carl Frederick Augustus Lange, PhD. Professor of German Langu- age and Literature [23] Sidney Norton Deane, Ph.D. Professor of Greek on the L. Clarke Seelye Foundation and Curator of the Museum of Classical Antiquities John C. Hildt, Ph.D. Professor of History on the Syden- ham Clark Parsons Foundation i Richard Ashley Rice, A. M. Professor of English Language and Literature Rebecca Wilder Holmes Professor of Music on the Henry Dike Sleeper Foundation Florence Alden Gragg, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature Amy Louise Barbour, Ph.D. Professor of Greek Language and Literature on the John M. Greene Foundation 1933 s [24] Mary Belle McElwain, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature Suzan Rose Benedict, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics William Dodge Gray, Ph.D. Professor of History Arthur Ware Locke, A.M. Professor of Music H. Edward Wells, Ph D. (Leipzig) Professor of Chemistry on the Gates Foundation Roy Dickinson Welsh A.B., Mus.M. Professor of Music Osmond T. Robert, B. es L. Professor of French Language and Literature Wilson Townsend Moog, Mus.B. Professor of Music Frank Hamilton Hankins, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Soci- ology on the Mary Huggins Gamble Foundation Edna Aston Shearer, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy William A. Orton, M.A. (Cantab ), M.Sc (Lond.) Professor of Economics and Sociology Samuel Ralph Harlow, Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature 1933 s [26] Howard Rollin Patch, Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Howard Madison Parshley, Sc.D. Professor of Zoology Paul Robert Lieder, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Werner Josten Professor of Music Robert Withington, Ph D., Officer de l ' lnstruction Publique Professor of English Language and Literature Seth Wakeman, Ph.D. Professor of Education and Director of the Smith College Day School and the Cooperative Nursery School [27] William Sentman Taylor, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Anna Mann Richardson, M.D. College Physician Esther Cloudman Dunn, Ph.D. (Lond.) Professor of English Language and Literature Josef Wiehr, Ph D. Professor of German Language and Literature Kurt Koffka, Ph.D. (Berlin Professor of Psychology Margaret Rooke, M.A. (Oxon.) Professor of Italian Language and Literature %m ' 281 Arthur Taber Jones, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Frances Grace Smith, Ph.D. Professor of Botany Emily Ledyard Shields, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature Jessie Yereance Cann, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Eleanor Shipley Duckett, M.A. (Cantab.), Ph.D., D Lit. (Lond.) Professor of Latin Language and Literature Abbie Mabel O ' Keefe, M.D. Director of Medical Service 291 Vincent Guilloton, Agrege de VUniversite Professor of French Language and Literature Julius Scelye Bixler, Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature on the Charles N. Clark Foundation Myra Melissa Sampson, Ph.D. Professor of Zoology Mary Ellen Chase, Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Aline de Villele, Brevet Superieur Professor of French Language and Literature Marjorie Hope Nicolson, Ph.D. Dean and Professor of English Language and Literature on the Mary Augusta Jordan Foundation J 1 301 Sidney Raymond Packard, Ph.D. Professor of History Harold Underwood Faulkner, Ph.D. Professor of History Clarence Kennedy, Ph.D. Professor of Art Oliver Waterman Larkin, A.M. Professor of Art Elliott Mansfield Grant, Ph. D. Professor of French Language and Literature Vera Lee Brown, Ph.D. Professor of History [311 Cortland van Winkle, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Jere Abbott, B.S. Director of the Smith College Museum of Art Caroline Brown Bourland, Ph.D. Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Louise Delpit, Concours Certificat Lettres, O A. Professor of French Language and Literature en the Helen and Laura Shedd Foundation Ruth Goulding Wood, PhD. Professor of Mathematics David Camp Rogers, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Esther Lowenthal, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology on the Robert A. Woods Foundation Merle Eugene Curti, Ph.D. Professor of History 93y ' 321 Jn mUmnrnim MARGARET ELIOT MacGREGOR Assistant Professor of English and Appointe d Dean of the Class of 1936 1933 s Other Members of the Faculty LOUISA SEWAl.L CHEEVER, A.M AIDA AGNES HEINE, A.M MARY LOUISE FOSTER, Ph.D MARY DELIA LEWIS, A.M F. WARREN WRIGHT, PhD SUSAN MILLER RAMBO. Ph.D GRACE HAZARD CONKLING, B.L., A.M. MARGARET BRACKENBURY CROOK, B.A. (Lond.) Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of Geology and Geography Associate Professor of Chemistry Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of Latin Language and Literature Associate Professor of Mathematics Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Associate Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature MARY MERROW COOK, B.S. Associate Professor of french Language and Literature and Dean of the Class of 1936 HELEN ASHHURST CHOATE, Ph.D Associate Professor of Botany 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 Associate Professor of English Language and Literature ELIZABETH ANDROS FOSTER, Ph.D Associate Professor of Spanish Language and Literature ELIZABETFI FAITH GENUNG, M.S Associate Professor of Bacteriology HF.LENE CATTANi-S, DOCTEUR DE L ' UNIVERSITE DE PARIS Associate Professor of French Language and Literature RENE GUIET, A.M., LIC. ES L. Associate Professor of French Language and Literature CARY FRANKLIN JACOB, Ph.D Associate Professor of Spoken English CATHARINE ELIZABETH KOCH, A.M., M.L.D Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture YVONNE IMBAULT-HUART, BI-ADMISSIBILITE AGREGATION, O.A. Associate Professor of French Language and Literature HAROLD EDWARD ISRAEL, Ph.D Associate Professor of Psychology K. FRANCES SCOTT, Ph.B., M.D Associate Professor of Hygiene JOHN WOODS DUKE Associate Professor of Music HOWARD AUGUSTUS MEYERHOFF, A.M Associate Professor of Geology and Geography DOROTHY SEARS AINSWORTH. Ph.D Associate Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education MIGUEL ZAPATA Y TORRES, Ph.D Associate Professor of Spanish Language and Literature MARY LILIAS RICHARDSON, A.M Associate Professor of Latin Language and Literature MARGARET WOOSTER CURTI. Ph.D Associate Professor of Psychology ANNE B. G. HART, A.M Associate Professor of English Language and Literature ALPHONS P. A. VORENKAMP, Hist. Art. Doct. (Leyden) Associate Professor of Art BREWER GODDARD WH1TMORE, A.M Associate Professor of Goi eminent ANNA ADtLE CHENOT, A.M Associate Professor of French Language and Literature GLADYS AMELIA ANSLOW, Ph.D Associate Professor of Physics LOUISE MARIE BOURGOIN, LIC. ES L Associate Professor of French Language and Literature MARIE MILLIETTE Associate Professor of Music LUCY LORD BARRANGON, A.M Associate Professor of Art MARY EVELYN CLARKE, Ph.D. (Lond.) Associate Professor of Philosophy S. McCLELLAN BUTT, Ph.D Associate Professor of Philosophy LELAND HALL, A.M Associate Professor of Music H. MILDRED HOLDEN, A.B . . Director of Admission LURA SAWYER OAK, Ph.D. . Associate Professor of Education and Principal of the Cooperatite Nursery School JOY SECOR, A.M Registrar SOLON ROBINSON Associate Professor of Music MINA KIRSTEIN CURTISS, A.M Associate Professor of English Language and Literature LEONA CHRISTINE GABEL, Ph.D Associate Professor of History MADELEINE GUILLOTON, LIC. ES L., A.M. . . . Associate Professor of French Language and Literature C. PAULINE BL : RT. Ph.D .... Associate Professor of Chemistry MARTHE STURM, LIC. ES L., Diplome d ' Etudes Superieures .... Associate Professor of Psychology ELIZABETH MAUD COLLINS, Ed.M. Associate Professor of Education and Principal of the Smith College Day S, boot F. WII.HELM KAUFMANN, Ph.D Associate Professor of German Language and Literature Associate Professor of History Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology Associate Professor of French language and Literature WALTER CARL BARNES, B.A. (Oxon.) HOWARD PAUL BECKER. Ph.D. . IOHN MASSON SMITH, Ph.D MARGARET GALE SCOTT, A.M . VERA A. SICKELS, A.M. FRANCES CAMPBELL McINNES, A.M EDITH BURNETT, B.S. . Associate Professor of History and Dean of the Class of 1935 Associate Professor of Spoken English Associate Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education Associate Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education 1933 s AGNES CARR VAUGHAN, Ph.D Associate Professor of Creek Language and Literature DOROTHY CAROLIN BACON, Ph.D . Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology VIOLA FLORENCE BARNES, Ph.D Associate Professor of History UNO HELMER HELGESSON, M.D Associate Physician IVAN TIMOFEEVITCH GOROKHOFF Assistant Professor of Choral Music ROBERT MERRILL DEWEY. A.M. . . . Assistant Professor of Spoken English and Secretary of the Faculty MARY JANE GARBER, AM . . Assistant Professor of Spoken English H. LOUISA BILLINGS, A.M Assistant Professor of Physics LEAH C. THOMAS Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education ANACLETA CANDIDA VEZZETTI, Diploma Superiore di Maeiuero (Turin) Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Spoken English Assistant Professor of Spoken English Assistant Professor of Botany A.B. RUTH WENDELL COOPER, FRANCIS T. S. POWELL SARA BACHE-WIIG, M.S. MARGARET HILL PEOPLES, Ph.D Assistant Professor of French Language and 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 PUTMAN Assistant Professor of Music NEWTON ARVIN, A.B. ........ Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature DORIS SILBERT, 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 CLARA WHITNEY CRANE, Ph.D Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature WAYNE EYER MANNING, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Botany KATHARINE LAMBERT RICHARDS, A.M. . . Assistant Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature 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 19!) MARINE ELIZABETH LELAND, Ph.D Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature ROBERT FRANK COLLINS, A.M Assistant Professor of Geology and Geography JAMES JEROME GIBSON, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Psychology RUTH W. CRAWFORD, A.M Acting Director of Admission 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 Zodlogj WILLIAN 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 Bihlical Literature HELEN M. DEANE, A.B., B.S., M.D Assistant Physician DOROTHY WOLFF DOUGLAS, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology MADELEINE PARKER GRANT, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Zoology FRITZ KARL EUGEN HEIDER, Ph.D. (Graz) Assistant Professor of Education 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 MARJORIE WILLIAMS, A.M Assistant Professor of Astronomy NORA MAY 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 HANNA FAY FATERSON, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Psychology MARIETTA EMMA DETTI, Diploma htituto di Magistero Superiore (Florence) ......... Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature GERTRUDE HELEN COSGROVE DUNHAM, Ph.D. . . Assistant Professor of German Language and Literature ROSS LEE FINNEY, Jr A.B Assistant Professor of Music ANITA W. FORD. Ph.D. KATHERINE P. REDING, A.M. HARRIETTE OVERTON AULL, A.M. GILBERT HAVEN AYRES, Ph.D. GLADYS EUGENIA BRYSON, Ph.D. 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 Economics and Sociology 1933 s [351 A.M. Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Assistant Professor of German Language ami Literature Assistant Professor of Mathematics Assistant Professor of Botany Assistant Professor if French Language ami Literature , Assistant Professor of Geology and Geography Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Geology ami Geography Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature Assistant Professor of Physics Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Instructor m Hygiene and Physical Education Instructor in Music Instructor in Zoology French JOAQUIN CASALDUERO, Ph.D. (Madrid) PAUL GERALD GRAHAM. Ph.D. NEAL HENRY McCOY, Ph.D. ELINOR VAN DORN SMITH, A.M. JEANNE SEIGNEUR GUIET, Brevet Super. eur, CAROLINE ELLA HEMINWAY, A.M Ml I A ELIZABETH LIND, A.B., Lie. is L., Docteur dc PUi de Paris .......... BENJAMIN MARTIN SHAUB, Ph.D CHARLES JARVIS HILL, Ph.D JAMES FREDERIC KOEHLER, A.M GRETCHEN TODD STARCK, A.B AMY LINDNER BIANCA DEL VECCHIO, Diploma di Magistero (Naples) ELIZABETH GRAHAM FRAME, M.A. (Dalhousie) ANNE GASOOL, A.M MARY HAMILTON FINCK E, A.B., R.N HELEN MUCHNIC, A.M RICHARD HOWELL POST, B.S A. JEANNE SALEIL, Diplome d ' Etudes Superieures, Concours Certificat Lettres ...... MARGARET STORRS, Ph.D EDNA REES WILLIAMS, A.M Instructor in English ELIZABETH EAST DRAPEAU, A.M Instructor in Zoology MARGARET KEMP, A.M Instructor in Botany FRANCES BENNETT BECKER, B.S Instructor in Economics and Sociology ELIZABETH ABBOT COPELAND, A.B Instructor in Zoology MARGARET DENNY. A.M . Instructor in English Language and Literature A. VIRGINIA NEWCOMER, A.M Instructor in Zoology MARION LAVINIA DE RONDE, A.B Instructor in Music MICHELE F. CANTARELLA, A.M Instructor in Italian Language and Literature ELISABETH KOFFKA, Ph.D. (Gicssen) Instructor in History PRUDENCE WRIGHT WALLIS, A.B Instructor ill Hygiene and Physical Education MARJORY PORRITT NIELD, A.M Vocational Secretary A. GERALDINE WHITING, M.S Instructor in Botany ELSA MARGAREETA SIIPOLA, A.M Instructor in Psychology Instructor lil ' tructor Instrut tor Language and Literature Instructor in Hygiene English Language and Literature Instructor in Zoology French Language and Literature Instructor in Philosophy Language and Literature MARIAN BAUCUS. A.B. EVELYN F. JENNINGS, B.S. NANCY HARPER McCREARY, A.M VERA EFRON MINTZ, A.M. HENRIETTE PELLETIER, C ncoi rs THOMAS AURALDO RILEY, A.B. MARIAN DONAHUE TOLLES, A.M. PAUL LAMBERT RICHARDS, A.M. ELIZABETH GREGORY PERKINS. A.M. HELEN STOBBE, A.M. JOHN VICTOR COOPER, B.A. (Oxon.) SUSANNA PORTER EDMONDSON, A.M. EDITH LINNEA LINDBERG, B.S. JANET WARD O ' LOUGHLIN, B.S. FRANCES EMMA PIERCE, A.B. LOIS TRIPP SLOCUM, Ph.D. RACHEL ELIZABETH SPINNEY, A.B. MARIE BATEMAN BRAINERD, A.M. CONSTANCE LA MOTTE DAVISON, SYLVIA KENDRICK HAZELTON, A.B. HELEN ZERBE HUNT. A.B. . ELEANOR IACK GIBSON, A.B. ESTHER ELIZABETH TONES, A.B. ELIZABETH LA RUE. A.B. Instruct!, Instructo Instructo Certificat Lettres Spanish Language and Literature Hygiene and Physical Education English Language and Literature liislrm tor in Russian Language French Language and Literature German Language and Literature Instructor in Economics and Sociology Instructor in Italian Lanvnave and Literature Instructor in Geology ami Geography Instructor in Geology and Geography Instructor in History Instructo Instructo Instructor Instrui In, Instructor Instructor Assistant MARY VALEDIA REED. A.B Assistant HUI DA IOHNSON REES, A.B. ELIZABETH CARRINGTON MAYO, GRETCHEN BRIGHT MUELLER, MADELEINE FRANCES ROBERT, ELENA MARIA SBREGA, A.B GIUSEPPE ANTONIO BORGESE, Ph.D. (Florence) .... Visiting Profess A.B. A.B. A.B. Assistant Assistant in French Language and Literature in Hygiene and Physical Education in Hygiene and Physical Education in Hygiene and Physical Education Instructor in Astronomy Instructor in Hygiene Assistant in Psychology ' Geology and Geography Assistant in Psychology Geology and Geography Assistant in Psychology Assistant in Music Assistant in Chemistry in Botany Psychology Chemistry Chemistry Literature Literature istant Erem Itali, Assistant Assistant Assistant Language Language art J of Comparative Literature on the William Allen Neil son Foundation [371 [38] [39] [41] Celia Adams 415 Linden Street Wellesley Hills, Mass. Marion Rogers Allen 22 East Essex Avenue Landsdowne, Pa. Margaret Rhea Aldous 301 Aycrigg Avenue Passaic, N. J. Victoria Avery Allen Petersburg, N. Y. Gertrude-Vere Allen 150 Madison Place Ridgewood, N. J. Jane Ailing Sol ' s Path Northford, Conn. [421 Florence Areson 153 Bellevue Avenue Upper Montclair, N. J. Elizabeth Atlee Bausman P. O. Lancaster, Pa. Harriet Arnold 55 Emmons Road West Roxbury, Mass. Jean McKay Averill 130 East Main Street Webster, N. Y. Carolyn Ann Ashby 120 Beverly Road Upper Montclair, N. J. Jean Babcock 452 West 8th Street Plainfield, N. J. [+31 Justine Osgood Bailey 855 St. Marks Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Margaret Lounetta Baker Delaware, Ohio Ann Faber Baker 429 Stelle Avenue Plainfield, N. J. Claudia Dorine Balson 252 Layfayette Avenue Passaic, N. J. Lois Annette Baker 192 Bartlett Road Winthrop, Mass. Helen Woodbury Barlow 157 Main Street Amherst, Mass. 1933 s [++] Marian Ware Barnum Canton, Mass. Margaret Judd Beach 20 Cragmoor Cape Elizabeth, Maine Eileen Kilroy Barrows 1041 Ridge Avenue Evanston, 111. Elizabeth Virginia Beale 1915 S Street N. W. Washington, D. C. Mary Elizabeth Bates 101 Shepherd Street Chevy Chase, Md. Ruth Beardslee 2732 Irving Avenue South Minneapolis, Minn. [451 Frances Ford Beck 215 Northway Guilford Baltimore, Md. Jane Winchester Bennett 76 Everit Street New Haven, Conn. Mary Emiline Benjamin 1660 N. Washington Avenue Scranton, Pa. Susanna Pelletreau Bennett Middletown, N. J. Virginia Bordeaux Benjamin Jefferson Apartments Washington, D. C. Floretta Carolyn Bernstein 87 Bronx Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. 1933 s [461 Ruth Besson 4 West 93rd Street New York City Eleanor Pinder Blaney 53 Morton Road Swampscott, Mass Eleanor Birdsall 47 Duck Pond Road Glen Cove, N. Y. Florence Natalie Blumenthal 324 Fern Street West Hartford, Conn. Helen Georgia Bissell 49 Saybrook Place Buffalo, N. Y. Eleanor Bohn 30 Lockstead Avenue Jamaica Plain, Mass. [47] Nancy Boothby 176 Warren Street Brookline, Mass. Priscilla Boyd 99 Bradford Street Needham, Mass. Miriam Edith Botwinik 450 Norton Parkway New Haven, Conn. Dorothy Virginia Boyles 5109 Webster Street Omaha, Nebr. Marion Bouteiller 34 Lawn Avenue Middletown, Conn. Helen Cushman Bragdon 7 Peasenhall Lane Cincinnati, Ohio 1933 s 1481 Janet Louise Breig 1302 Gibson Street Scranton, Pa. Nancy Grinnel Brimmer 2722 Carey Avenue Cheyenne, Wyo. Myra Natalie Bresky 32 Park Street Brookline, Mass. Elizabeth Brooks The Three Brooks North Street Greenwich, Conn. Mary X. Briganti 3572 DeKalb Avenue Bronx, N. Y. Mary McLeod Brooks 23 Boynton Avenue St. Johnsbury, Vt. 1933 s [491 Alice Haselden Brown Box 594 Stockbridge, Mass. Mary Elizabeth Brown 1111 South Wall Street Spokane, Wash. nT ■ ■■ -— 1 „.  • tel ' ' •« , Edna Elizabeth Brown 70 Division Avenue Belleville, N. J. Ruth Augusta Bryan 704— 6th Street Portsmouth, Ohio Mary Eleanor Brown 209 East Federick Street Rhinelander, Wis. Bernice Esther Budgell 4 Alden Street Danvers, Mass. 1933 1501 Viola Hewit Buell 426 Prospect Street New Haven, Conn. Mignon Audrey Bushel 640 Riverside Drive New York City Valeria Dean Burgess 1 Burgess Road Scarsdale, N. Y. Elizabeth Scofield Bushnell 248 Ogden Street New Haven, Conn. Virginia Trowbridge Bush 2921 Warrington Road Cleveland, Ohio Charlotte Serena Butler 660 North Colony Street Meriden, Conn. [511 Muriel Bacon Buttling 404 Sterling Place Brooklyn, N. Y. Janet Holloway Cairns 161 Wildwood Avenue Upper Montclair, N. J. Mary Frances Bryne 14 Malbone Road Newport, R. I. Edith Storer Campbell 58 Lakeview Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Mary Priscilla Cahill 131 Moraine Street Brockton, Mass Jean Campbell Hotel Gramatan Bronxville, N. Y. [52] 1 Anna Bradford Carr 300 Clinton Road Brookline, Mass. Margaret Binkley Carver 1317 Linden Avenue Baltimore, Md. Carolyn Frances Carr 47 Oak Ridge Road West Medford, Mass. Virginia Cather 1225 South Center Street Casper, Wyo. Elizabeth Carter 5 Coe Avenue Meriden, Conn. Helen Roberta Chaddock 39 Claremont Ave. New York City :s3] Mary Boddie Cheatham 845 Holt Drive Raleigh, N. C. Pauline Clay Christie 1304 Delaware Avenue Wilmington, Del. Ann Chess 1150 Sutter Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Mary Bement Claflin 5840 Overbrook Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Catherine Christie 1304 Delaware Avenue Wilmington, Del. Dorothy Gilman Clark 49 Woodland Street Hartford, Conn. 541 Virginia May Clark 1102— 6th Street South Fargo, N. D. Alice Ansbacher Cohen 995— 5th Avenue New York City Frances Cobb 1601 Magnolia Drive Cleveland, Ohio Leona Cohen 374 Main Street Nashua, N. H. Janet Cobb 1601 Magnolia Drive Cleveland, Ohio Beatrice Colby 31 Farlow Road Newton, Mass 55] . Violet Emilie Colin 17 Munroe Street Holyoke, Mass. Marjorie Whitney Cook 22 Dana Street Amherst, Mass. Margaret Swancott Conklin 36 Paulding Avenue Tarrytown, N. Y. Mary Elizabeth Cornwall Pultneyville, N. Y. Doris Estelle Cook 10 South 2nd Street Meriden, Conn. Dorothy Irene Council 248 South Street Northampton, Mass. [561 Elizabeth Camp Coy 416 Park Place Cloquet, Minn. Margery French Davis 2015 Geddes Avenue Ann Arbor, Mich. Florence N. Cracauer 90 Glenwood Road Englewood, N. J. Adele Dayton 102 Edwards Street Torrington, Conn. Virginia Daniells 2221 Parkwood Avenue Toledo, Ohio Minnie Elizabeth De Chant 227 Carmita Avenue Rutherford, N. J. [57] Doris Clark Dibble 17 Beecher Street Naugatuck, Conn. Theresa Dodge 28 Albion Street Hyde Park, Mass. Alice Joanne Dissette 3665 Washington Boulevard Indianapolis. Ind. Margaret Louise Dodson % Western Dodson Co. Bethlehem, Pa. Esther Dobbs 86 Jefferson Street Perth Amboy, N. J. Mary Dorion Hotel Barbizon-Plaza 101 West 58th Street New York City 58] Alma Nichols Drabble 11 Colonial Road Providence. R. I. Rulh Elizabeth Dunlap Lancaster, Pa. Gertrude Kaercher Dreshman 1918 Mahantongo Street Pottsville, Pa. Charlotte Dusser de Barenne 245 East Roek Road New Haven, Conn. Marie Madeleine Dubreuil Apartado 92, Cienfuegos Santa Clara, Cuba Eleanor Egan 105 East Delaware Avenue Chicago, 111. 591 Dorothy Jenness Ehleider 11 Whitehouse Avenue Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Edith Hemenway Eustis Canton Avenue Readville, Mass. Florence Elizabeth Ehlers 209 South Mountain Avenue Montclair, N. J. Mary Lee Evans 50 Canton Avenue Milton, Mass. Helene Chadwick Ely Lyme, Conn. Eleanor Sowers Faison Cambridge Arms Baltimore, Md. 160] Louise Frances Farnsworth 321 Court Street Janesville, Wis. Jane Ferris Ellen Emerson House Northampton, Mass. Jean Farquhar 920 West Broad Street Bethlehem, Pa. Katherine Marie FitzGerald 405 Manning Boulevard Albany, N Y. Edith Frances Marie Fatka 1477 Main Street Hartford, Conn. Helen Josephine Fleming 606 West 122nd Street New York City T93f 161 Bertha Basnett Floyd 17 Tennis Place Apartments Forest Hills, N. Y. Elinor Whitney Fosdick 606 West 122nd Street New York City Elizabeth Thacher Floyd 246 Marlborough Street Boston, Mass. Dorothy Evelyn Frandsen 35 Lincoln Avenue Amherst, Mass. Mary Ford 306 Congress Place Pasadena, Cal. Eleanor May Freeman 20 Meredith Street West Roxbury, Mass. 1933 s 162] y Charlotte Gertrude Freiberg 740 North Crescent Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Jane Louise Garrettson East Coolspring Avenue Michigan City, Ind. Elizabeth Dotterer Gamble 4632 Hazel Avenue West Philadelphia, Pa. Helen Geller 115 Central Park West New York City Rosemary Gannon 5 5 West Housatonic Street Pittsfield, Mass. Ruth Gerson Elizabethtown, N. Y. r 63 Evelyn Beatrice Gerstein 57 Longwood Avenue Brookline, Mass. Virginia Beaumont Gilbert 260 Riviera Avenue Portland, Ore. Mary-Lucille Getchell 205 Prospect Street Woonsocket, R. I. Fredericka Elizabeth Gilfillan 706 West Walnut Street Kalamazoo, Mich. Anne Elizabeth Gilbert Locust Hill Gilbertsville, N. Y. Marjorie Frieda Ginsburg 295 Pond Street Jamaica Plain, Mass. 1933 s [641 Ellen Gleason 60 Ramsey Park Rochester, N. Y. Elizabeth Glynn 56 Hancock Street Lexington, Mass. Mary Ruth Gleason 147 Ralston Avenue South Orange, N. J. Margery Alice Goldsmith 42 East 65th Street New York City Mary Louise Gloyd 43 North Park Avenue Fond du Lac, Wis. Helen Anita Goldstein 124 West 79th Street New York City 165; Rita Phyllis Gomberg 2550 Grand Avenue New York City Margaret Gordon 374 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, 111. Marjorie Arline Goodman 6 West 77th Street New York City May Gould 16 Louisburg Square Boston, Mass. Mollie Southwick Goodwin 187 Varnum Avenue Lowell, Mass. Harriett Sutliff Green 2975 Glengarry Road Cleveland, Ohio 66 Kate Mott Greene 8011 St. Martin ' s Lane Chestnut Hill, Pa. Barbara Grimm 24 Loomis Avenue Windsor, Conn. Edith Eleanor Greenleaf 284 Tappan Street Brookline, Mass. Marion Groezinger Lawrence House Northampton, Mass. Jacquelin Griffiths 12 Belmont Avenue Northampton, Mass. Eleanor Hart Grout 360 Main Street Burlington, Vt. (67J Pearl Sylvia Guttman 600 West 111th Street New York City Margaret Linn Hamilton 416 Walnut Avenue Fairmont, W. Va. Roberta Bowers Hall 37 East Church Street Bethelehm, Pa. Katherine Virginia Hampton 41 Edge Hill Road Little Rock, Ark. Elizabeth Halsey 17 East 89th Street New York City Harriet Matilda Hansen 2234 Asbury Avenue Evanston, 111. 93y 6S Nellie Frances Harrington 34 Vernon Street Northampton, Mass. Rose-Marie Harris 906 St. Mark ' s Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Helen Mary Harris 110 Old Forest Road Toronto, Canada Crace Effie Harrison 311 East Scribner Avenue DuBois, Pa. Lucile Lanning Harris 2534 Kemper Road Cleveland, Ohio Katharine Florence Hartfelder 151 Ambassador Drive Rochester, N. Y. 1933 s [691 Ruth Helen Hausman 153 West 96th Street New York City Marian Louise Tamm Hein 3514 -150th Place Flushing, N. Y. Lois Elizabeth Hawkins 312 Main Street Northport, N. Y. Carolin Mahler Heller 2228 Harcourt Drive Cleveland, Ohio Laura Field Haywood 21 George Street Pittsfield, Mass. Leonore Ella Hellman 2828 Edgehill Road Cleveland, Ohio [70] Marguerite Simpson Hendrickson 139 Wallace Street Red Bank, N. J. Elizabeth Frances Herridge 15 Albion Street Passaic, N. J. Elizabeth Margaret Henneberg 337 Convers Avenue Zanesville, Ohio Sara Parsons Hilken 512 Woodlawn Road Roland Park Baltimore, Md Florence Margaret Henry 23 Washington Avenue Northampton, Mass. Theresa Charlotte Hoglund 219 Union Street Gardner, Mass. Marguerite Francis Holbrook % Mr. E. W. Banister 625 Skinker Road South St. Louis, Mo Julia Hopkins Davis Road Port Washington, N. Y. Margaret Esther Hoover 721 North Broad Street Elizabeth, N. J. Charlotte Elizabeth Horman 1173 Wendell Avenue Schnectady, N. Y. Carolyn Elizabeth Oakey Hopkins 18 Helen Street Saranac Lake, N. Y. Marion Helen Horn 400 Whitney Avenue New Haven, Conn. 1933 s 721 Lucy Glen Horner 181 East 80th Street New York City Barbara Howard Farmington, Mass. Lucy Frances Horsfall Miamba Pembroke, Bermuda Janet Louise Howell Prospect Street Framingham, Mass. Constance Houghton 680 Summit Avenue Westfield, N. J. Sara Anne Hubler 223 Superior Avenue Dayton, Ohio Mary Caroline Hulst 18 Cottage Street Greenwich, N. Y. Dorothy Frances Isaacs 160-15— 13th Avenue Beechhurst, L. I., N Y. Eleanora Hutchinson 169 Allerton Road Newton Highlands, Mass. Lois Adelaide Jameson Haven House Northampton, Mass. Mary Williams Hutchinson 283 Highwood Avenue Ridgewood, N. J. Grace Edith Jarco 303 West 160th Street New York City 1933 s [741 Katharine Lea Jarman Quarters 27 West Point, N. Y. Marjorie Joslyn Jones 2506 North Terrace Avenue Milwaukee, Wis. Beatrice Cook Johnson 3224 Hyde Park Avenue Cleveland Heights, Ohio Martha Melissa Jones 140 North Parkway Avenue Columbus, Ohio Dorothy Johnson 56 Warren Avenue Woburn, Mass. Emily Joy 196 Woodland Street Bristol, Conn. 1933 175] Margaret Joy 196 Woodland Street Bristol, Conn. Helen Marie Kebabian 682 Prospect Street New Haven, Conn. Marcia Ellen Judd Woodbury Road Watertown, Conn. Margaret Ray Kell 729 Sycamore Street Decatur, Ga. Margery Gladys Kaufman 941 Park Avenue New York City Suzanne Lawson Keller 321 Main Street Bristol, Conn. 76 Eunice Jayne Kellogg 603 Tremont Avenue Westfield, N. J. Frances Louise King 1324 Central Street Evanston, III. Priscilla Kennaday 138 East 78th Street New York City Leona Kleban 247 Cedar Avenue West End, N. J. Ruth Kimball 148 Bellevue Avenue Melrose, Mass. Anna Elisabeth Knedler Moscow, Pa. 1933 77] Ruth Miriam Knight 15 Lancaster Street Worcester, Mass. Adele Evelyn Koestler 360 El Mora Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. Mary Wharton Knox 1125 Whitman Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Constance Gretchen Kreimer 69 Warren Street Fitchburg, Mass. Virginia Marcella Koerber 5 Stearns Court Northampton, Mass. Anna Katharine Lacey 32 Jason Street Arlington, Mass. [781 Janet Lahey 236 Elderwood Avenue Pelham, N. Y. Beatrice Margaret Lent 8 Church Street Saranac Lake, N. Y. Thelma Blanche Laurin 169 Parkview Avenue Lowell, Mass. Jane Leonard 256 West 16th Place Chicago Heights, 111, Elizabeth Westwood Lee 54 Belmont Avenue Northampton, Mass. Marion Elsa Levine 591 Euclid Avenue Elmira, N Y. [79] Elinor Steven Levis 425 East 51st Street New York City Elizabeth Lewis 2211 Kamehameha Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii Janice Edith Levy 93 Marion Street Brookline, Mass. Jane Macklin Lewis 315 Farmer Street Syracuse, N. Y. Catherine Lewerth 59 Lewis Apartments Forest Hills Gardens, L. I., N. Y. Marjorie Cophine Lewis Amazovae 57 Mexico City, Mexico [801 Mary Proal Lindeke 345 Summilt Avenue St. Paul, Minn. Helen Youmans Long 4910 Center Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Louise Sara Lindner 3325 Fairmont Boulevard Cleveland, Ohio Elizabeth Dalgleish Longmore 158 Clinton Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Nancy Lorraine Lindsey 24 Lamartine Terrace Yonkers, N. Y. Margaret Frances Lord 4340 Ashland Avenue Norwood, Ohio 1933 s [81] Virginia Weeks Lowrie 1025 Harvard Road Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. Anne Mifflin McDowell Llanfair Montgomery Ardmore, Pa. Marjorie Lewis MacDonald 858 Carroll Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Ruth Nelson Macduff 120 Requa Street Peeksvill, N. Y. Helen Cecilia McDonough 149 Vine Street New Britain, Conn. Harriett Elizabeth McGarry Fenton, Mich. [82] Katharine Nina McGarry 195 Shady Drive West Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Marion Mcllveen 260 Godwin Avenue Ridgewood, N. J. Ruth Mary McGlynn 64 Kinsley Street Nashua, N. H. Lois McLaughlin 58 Cathedral Avenue Hempsted, N. Y. Neva Eileen McGrath Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Ruth McLaughlin 58 Cathedral Avenue Hempsted, N. Y. Leone Maclean Lake Minnetonka Mound, Minn. Miriam Natalie Macomber 2330 Munroe Street Toledo, Ohio Janet Emerson McMullen 493 3rd Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Elizabeth Jane Maquire Fredericksburg, Va. Elizabeth Mylod Anne McNamara Sport Hill Road, R F. D. 1 Bridgeport, Conn. Elizabeth Ann Mahoney 38 Mostyn Street Beach Bluff, Mass. [84] Helen Robbins Malone 197 Clinton Road Brookline, Mass. Laura Evans Marden Scarborough- on- Hudson N. Y. K - ' V H  lj B ft - B Mary Alice Manley 2402 East 2nd Street Duluth, Minn. Terese Marks 1821 Hughitt Avenue Superior, Wis. Jeannette Frances Manning 61 Chester Street Newton Highlands, Mass. Margaret Eleanor Martin 340 Prospect Street Ridgewood, N. J. 1933 [85] Margaret Frances Marx 336 Mountain Avenue Ridgewood, N. J. Elisabeth Mathesius 39 Glenbrook Road Stamford, Conn. Elizabeth Miller Masser Orwigsbury, Pa. Daisy Mattei 3 Antonsanti Avenue Santurce, Porto Rico Margaret Linden Mather % Alan Mather Riverdale Country School 253rd Street New York City Mary Ann May Sunshine, Wyo. [86 Mary Mignot May 180 Schenck Avenue Great Neck, N. Y. Emily Robinson Merrill 7 Horicon Avenue Glens Falls, N. Y. Ruth Mehlman 432 Sumner Avenue Springfield, Mass. Janet Merryweather Gates Mills, Ohio Dorothy Van Zandt Meigs Elm Street Concord, Mass. Alexandra Meyendorff Kumma Keila, Estonia [871 Jane Louise Meyer 70 Lesley Street Newark, N. J. Ruth Marian Miksac 1448 Lake Shore Drive Chicago, 111. Virginia May Meyers 96 Parkway West Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Edith Catherine Miller 698— 14th Avenue Paterson, N. J. Marie Frances Middleton North Street, Box 55 Greenwich, Conn. Jean Frances Miller 3065 Lincoln Boulevard Cleveland, Ohio 1933 s Helen Montgomery 64 Grand Avenue Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Eva Morrison 875 West End Avenue New York City Cristal Morison 44 Melrose Place Montclair, N. J. Marjorie Laurafred Mott 509— 1st Street North Virginia, Minn. Martha Louise Morris 193 East 75th Street New York City Joyce Wood Mundt 7000 South Shore Drive Chicago, 111. [891 Jean Armstrong Murdock 224 Highland Avenue Ridgewood, N. J. Eleanor Newhall 51 Nahant Street Lynn, Mass. Helen Nebolsine 1065 Madison Avenue New York City Laura Anne Newton 2982 Torrington Road Cleveland, Ohio Jean Hamilton Newbury Waretown, N. J. Barbara Nichols 18 Norman Road Newton Highlands, Mass. 901 Elizabeth Myfanwy Nutting 73 Mt. Vernon Street West Roxbury, Mass. Mildred Lightfoot Ogden 3 Highland Avenue Great Neck, N. Y. Helen Stanton O ' Brien Rosehill Avenue Tarrytown, N. Y. Mary Louise Olmsted 122 Windsor Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Eleanor Jane O ' Connor 203 State Street Northampton, Mass. Gertrude la Cour Olsen 33 Lewis Street Perth Amboy, N. J. [91 Mary Frances O ' Neil 6805 Washington Avenue St. Louis, Mo. Josephine Gilbert Paret 50 East Oak Avenue Moorestown, N. J Elizabeth Orr 1023 Main Street Worcester, Mass. Evelyn Grace Patterson 845 East 150th Street Cleveland, Ohio Marion Ellen Outerbridge Oyster Bay Long Island, N. Y. Elizabeth Norton Payson 40 Bowdoin Street Portland, Maine l93r [92] Mary Payson Cape Elizabeth, Maine Isabelle Lawrence Pendleton 4317 Dakota Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Una Louise Peavey 128 Cumberland Street Bangor, Maine Bertha Perlstein 47 Hillcrest Avenue New Rochelle, N. Y. IP ff • «R-- M W J Alexandria Pederson 438 West 116th Street New York City Eleanor Gray Perry 85 Cottage Street Brookline, Mass. 193; Penelope Hutton Perry Fountain Farm Dover, Mass. Peggy Pitman Hotel Roosevelt, Suite 565 New York City Catherine Phillips 159 Washington Street Gloucester, Mass. Anne Chittenden Pitts 137 West Lanvale Street Baltimore, Md. Belle Lupton Pike 132 Ostrander Avenue Riverhead, L. I., N. Y. Mabel Eleanor Potter 270 Pearl Street Springfield, Mass. [941 Mary Elizabeth Powell 12 Amherst Road Cynwyd, Pa. Joan Lascelles Ranson 1— 29th Street Beechhurst, N. Y. Rhoda Ann Powell 2114 Ogden Avenue Superior, Wis. Elaine Newmark Rappaport 1037 Neilson Avenue Far Rockaway, N. Y. Miriam Rose Rabe Ramer 309 North St. Marys Street San Antonio, Texas Gwendolen Ray 114 Woodland Avenue Summit, N. J. 1933 [95] Elisabeth Bemis Reed 891 Park Avenue New York City Margaret Taylor Glenn Richardson 3320— 4th Avenue College Hill Beaver Falls , Pa. Mary Harrell Reinhardt 223 West 14th Street Oklahoma City, Okla. Charlotte Righeimer 5912 Washington Boulevard Chicago, 111. Mary Alice Reynolds 3203— 4th Avenue Billings, Mont. Cora Stuart Ripley Webster Road Upper Weston, Mass. [96] Nancy Delia Robb 102 Main Street Nantucket, Mass. Jean Louise Rockwell North Haven, Conn. Natalie Green Robertson 802 Court Street Janesville, Wis. Margaret Gould Roos 1128 Edwards Road Cincinnati, Ohio Emily Robinson 33 Carroll Street Portland, Maine Margaret Rosenberg 44 Beverly Street Rochester, N. Y. [97] Helen MacLennan Ross 407 Rockaway Avenue Boonton, N. J. Jean Rumsey 64 East Elm Street Chicago, 111. Norma Bettina Rubenstein 307 Park Hill Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. Bernice Alois Saisselin 57 West 6th Street Oswego, N. Y. Mildred Rubin 480 West Elm Street Brockton, Mass. Elizabeth Sanford 90 Alden Avenue New Haven, Conn. 1981 Rebecca Eloise Satterlee North Haven. Conn. Beatrice Schine 1865 North Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. Helen Elizabeth Sawyer 2 Ridgeway Winchester, Mass. Bertha Augusta Schmidt 28 Hoxsey Street Williamstown, Mass. Jane Downing Sawyer 1518 South Hull Street Montgomery, Ala. Anne Scofield 11 Washington Street Newton, Mass. 1991 Kathryn Sears 44 Orris Street Melrose Highlands, Mass. Florence Lynn Shaneberger 3040 Washington Boulevard Indianapolis, Ind. Jinnet Cushing Seaver 116 Bedford Street New Bedford, Mass. Janet Elizabeth Shares 2400— 16th Street Washington, D. C. Elizabeth Bennett Shaffer 20 Edgehill Road New Haven, Conn. Dorothy Shea Fieldson Road New York City [100] Emily Hill Sheffeld 142 Green Street Northampton, Mass. Carol Beekman Sittenfield 262 Central Park West New York City Grace Lydia Sherer 513 Downer Place Aurora, 111. Suzanne Slocum 15 Trowbridge Avenue Newtonville, Mass. Margaret Sherrard Route 1 Oswego, Ore. Elizabeth Van Cortland Smith 28 Stratford Place Newark, N. J. 101] Marialice Glenda Smith 1107 East Fork Drive Flint, Mich. Jayne Elvira Sprout 120 Le Roy Street Binghamton, N. Y. Martha Hudson Smith 810 Maryland Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. Natalie Henriette Delaplaine Starr 19 East 73rd Street New York City Susan Alice Smith Doggett County Linwood, Utah Katherine Elizabeth Stawasz 2 Hicks Street New Bedford, Mass. 1021 Mary Langford Stearns 681 Union Street Manchester, N. H. Marion Virginia Stewart 1242 Lake Shore Drive Chicago, 111. Mary Gordon Steiner 50 Whittredge Road Summit, N. J Janett Marion Stoddard 7 Massachusetts Avenue Worcester, Mass. Marjorie Ann Stengel 775 South 10th Street Newark, N. J. Laura Stolzenberg 420 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. 1031 Elizabeth Peace Sturges 55 Power Street Piovidence, R. I. Esther Bertha Sylvia 64 Hall Street New Bedford, Mass. Eleanor Bertha Swan 628 West Church Street Elmira, N. Y. Harriet Elizabeth Terry Remsenburg, N. Y. Marian Chandler Sykes 1117 Forest Avenue Evanstown, 111. Sarah Halsey Terry Remsenburg, N. Y. 1041 Louise Seyms Thomas 308 Fairfield Avenue Hartford, Conn. Eleanor Meager Thorn 129 Edgewood Road Ardmore, Pa. Helen Dawson Thompson 10 North Fulton Avenue Mt Vernon, N. Y. Teresa Mary Tonole 76 Greeley Street Clinton, Mass. Mary Sargent Thompson Fairhaven Hill Concord, Mass. Mary Calvert Walke Truxtun Graydon Avenue Norfolk, Va. 193 1051 Margaret De Wolf Tullock 600 South Broadway Leavenworth, Kan. Katrina Van Hook 9 Claremont Avenue New York City Cornelia Tuttle 1105 Center Street Newton Center, Mass. Katherine Upson Van Varick 555 Kinderkamack Road Oradell, N. J. Mary Florence Twining 124 Cherry Valley Road Garden City, N. Y. Dorothy Catherine Von Elm 53 Underwood Road Forest Hills, N. Y. 106] Alice Virginia Waldecker Norfolk, Conn. Jane O ' Neil Wallis Edgemont and Wyndham Rds. Scarsdale, N. Y. Jennett Supplee Walker 4232 Pine Street Philadelphia, Pa. Constance Lynn Walther 5344 Cabanne Avenue St. Louis, Mo Barbara Celeste Wallace 15 Chatham Street Brookline, Mass. Rose Margaret Waters 517 Riley Street Buffalo, N. Y. 1933 107 ' Adeline Moinette Watson Edgartown, Mass. Louise Meigs Weimer 200 Hathaway Park Lebanon, Pa. Doris Baumann Wechsler 67 Park Avenue New York City Josephine Wertheim Cos Cob, Conn. Carol Schoenhof Weil 1308 South Perry Street Montgomery, Ala. Helen Cooper West 95 Central Avenue Montclair, N. J. [108] Ruth Allston West 2134 Kalorama Road Washington, D. C. Beatrice Whitney 15 Dean Street Worcester, Mass. Rosamond Devereux Wheeler 6 Cambridge Street Salem, Mass. Nathalie Elizabeth Whitten 20 Ocean View Road Swampscott, Mass. I Sylvia Howland Whitaker Cedar Grove Philadelphia, Pa. Katherine Whiting Willauer New Rochelle, N. Y. 1091 Elizabeth Willcox Morrow Road Englewood, N. J. Jean Hope Wilson Stafford, Conn. Elizabeth West Williams 1401 Davis Street Evanston, 111. Margery Winchell 137 Berkeley Place Brooklyn, N. Y. Jane Douglas Wilson 597 Westminster Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. Elsa Helen Wise 40 West 77th Street New York City 1933 iiol Ruth Goff Wood 72 Manning Street Providence, R. I. Julia Frances Wooldridge 819 St. James Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Margaret Woodbridge 178 Cross Street Middletown, Conn. Isabel Wright 111 Arleigh Road Douglaston, N. Y. Elizabeth Temple Woodworth 130 Aycrigg Avenue Passaic, N. J. Lucy Wright 1237 Federal Avenue Seattle, Wash. Ill Susanna Louise Wright 706 Fayette Street Conshohocken, Pa. Katharine Bridges Yow 385 West Lancaster Avenue Haverford, Pa. Caroline Berry Young 10 Myrtle Avenue Maplewood, N. J. Mae Phyllis Zakszewski 36 Fruit Street Northampton, Mass. Georgia Lillian Young 4353 North Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis, Ind. Elizabeth Selma Zschiesche 131 North Maple Street Florence, Mass. 1121 11: Maxine Van Etten Clarke Miriam Myers Jin mpmortam 1151 Former Members of the Class of 1933 Janet Haywood Adams Betty Hearne Aldredge Ruth Fielder Allen Mary Elizabeth Allis Marion Alter Mary Woodbury Altland Cora Elizabeth Armstrong Jean Armstrong Katherine Arnstein Jane Babcock Ann Hunniford Backus Helen Gridley Bailey Sarah Granger Baldwin Mary Ann Barnes Evelyn Rose Barrick Helen Bartholomew Phyllis Bascom Elizabeth Namm Baum Ruth Louise Beattie Ann Arden Beavers Eleanor Van Dyck Beckwith Helen Bennett Vivian Inez Bernheim Ruth Pauline Billo Catherine Mary Bolster Helen Fuhr Bookman Dorothea Whitiker Bouton Angela Clarke Bowlin Elizabeth Mandeville Bracher Mary Louise Bradley Evelyn Beatrice Bramson Frances Hall Brown Margaret Gabby Brown Mary Eleanor Buck Jane Burton Katharine Carter Phylis Isabel Carter Faith Clark Maxine Van Etten Clark Rachel Sturgis Codman Kathryn Collins Ona Collins Harriet Cook Marian Louise Cooley Mabel Milburn Cordell Mary Ellen Coulter Emma Elizabeth Crawford Frances Eileen Cremin Helen Elizabeth Crosby Geraldine Martin Crow Margaret Cummings Irene Sheldon Dakin Jean Dalrymple Alice Kidder Dana Aline Dana Margaret Evelyn Darlington Elizabeth Davenport Mary Elizabeth Davis Mary Paschall Davis Anne Stone DeFrees Eleanor de Laittre Elizabeth Jane Dennen Mary Louise Dodge Marion Frances Douglass Albertina Drake Caroline Merrill Drew Dorothy Barth Dugane Gloria Roberta Dunn Jane Freer Dyas Mary Eaton Ruth Jeane Edinberg Margaret Edwards Eleanor Ruth Epstein Sara Carlotta Espy Mary Malcolm Farquhar Lucille Corrine Flaake Lucille Holbrook Fletcher Marion Fortesque Jane Barnes Fowler Dorothy Mary Frankfurter Lucy Madana Fuller Diana Frances Gaines Ruth Margaret Gall Eloise Geer Gardner [1161 Irene Marie Garrett Edna Muriel Kershaw Peggy Louise Gastman Edna May Kingsley Dorothy Gilman Elizabeth Yates Kopf Elizabeth Frances Glogau Sarah Elizabeth Kutz Lenore Lesser Goldman Roslyn Dena LaMontagne Ruth Anewalt Gomery Marion Louise Landon Mary Hill Goodall Frances Dart Larrabee Elizabeth Chatterton Grant Helen Nye Latimer Virginia Suiter Green Petronella Audrey Latvenas Elma Barnett Greenbaum Elizabeth Harrison Leavitt Edna Berman Greenberg Nancy Leigh Eleanor Grove Eunice Sarah Livingston Julia Haberman Monica Louise MacArthur Katherine Louise Hair Patience MacBriar Vera Hamershlag Elizabeth Burns McCarthy Mary Moore Harlow Marie Jean McCormick Omie Alma Harris Elizabeth Jane McDermott Frances Harshaw Martha Katherine McGowin Margaret Arms Hart Dorothy May McKee Jane Hyatt Harts Margaret Livingston McKellar Mary Jean Hauserman Helen Elizabeth McLaughlin Marguerite Jane Haynes Margaret McLennen Nanetta Elizabeth Head Emily McNenney Rhea Marie Hebert Alice Fordyce MacRae Margaret Eileen Henry Gertrude Marean Mary Agnes Hill Marian Janet Marshall Mildred Edna Hockstader Beatrice Elaine Marx Katherine Edna Hodell Mary Ann Mather Frances Lupton Hoge Jean Marie Merigold Edith Irene Hoit Ann Lowry Milburn Fanny Crowninshield Homans Edith Catherine Miller Lois Baldwin Howe Jane Elizabeth Milnor Buell Hueston Ann Mitchell Janet Hunt Eleanor Curtis Mitchell Mary Marguerite Huyett Helen Clark Mixer Jerane Stoors IbershofT Dorothy Moot Mary Davenport Ilsley Margaret Morgan Helen Edith Isaacs Norma Benson Morgan Bertha Jacobi Betty Moss Mary Celeste James Anna Christine Myers Mary Marguerite Jenkins Betty Myers Mary Alice Johnson Miriam Myers Katherine Keeney Catherine Nessler Frances Stewart Keller Eleanor Mercer Newhall Sophie Sydney Kenig Ann Catherine Norman t933 [117] Carolyn Elizabeth Oakey Irene Stackhouse Janet Edna O ' Leary Elinor Loel Stanley Charlice Huntington Olmsted Helen Elizabeth Stanley Janet Lena Oppenheimer Caroline Stevens Betty Orr Sally Finley Stewart Isabel Garland Orr Elizabeth Lovejoy Street Janet Mason Orr Elizabeth Tina Strong Alice Oviatt Odilla Winifred Sullivan Shirley Barnes Owen Barbara Reynolds Tanner Louise McCallum Packard Dorothy Thomson Rose Walker Page Agnes Moore Tillman Marjorie Parsons Mary Madelaine Titus Margaret Eugenia Pease Mary Merrill Towne Louise Peirce Dorothy Eleanor Tufts Marian Atwood Peters Catherine Mary Tuohy Elizabeth Phelps Frances Louise Van Blarcom Carol Adeline Phillips Babbette Vogel Janet Phillips Julia Hazel Vogt Sally Phillips Margaret Catherine Wade Winifred Eula Poppe Pricilla Reed Wadhams Dorothy Louise Potter Helen Wales Gertrude Matilda Purseglove Carol Ware Emeline Currier Putnam Marguerite Watson Sally Pike Quinn Janet Mary Weed Georgia Ann Ranney Margaret Frances Weil Jane Rutledge Rauh Eleanor Welch Helen Riggs Suzanne Faucher Welch Eleanor Elizabeth Riley Margaret Virginia Welles Amanda Regina Roth Kathleen Lois Whaley Nelda Jeane Roth Ella Wharton Elizabeth Jane Rudel Charlotte Thompson Wheeler Elizabeth Warren Sawyer Elizabeth Cecily Wheeler Audrey Virginia Scammell Marjorie Wheeler Blanche Ethel Schapiro Winifred Wheeler Elizabeth Scofield Dora Innis White Amy Cowing Scott Eleanor Frothingham White Virginia Seiberling Dorothy Applegote Wicoff Blanche Rhea Sherman Katherine Wiener Marion Julia Shutts Sophie Ann Wilson Elizabeth Skelton Hazel Radcliffe Wood Doris Madeline Smadbeck Jean Campbell Woodman Unetta Jayne Small Elizabeth Lucia Wynkoop Fayette Van Alstyne Smith Elsie Marcia Yates Margaret Virginia Smith Mary Emerson Young Xi93r IIS 119 Freshman Year OFFICERS President JEAN ARMSTRONG Vice-President EDITH EUSTIS Secretary GERTRUDE OLSEN Treasurer JINNET SEAVER Judicial Board Member JEAN BABCOCK Song Leader JANE ALLING Assistant Song Leader MARY DORION 1933 s [120] I. We have always been a modest, well behaved class. We are not given to bragging, but there is one point on which we claim a certain distinction. We should like to call to the attention of those interested (or those not inter- ested — after all, we have to write something about this important, but rather dimly remembered year) that we are the depression class. We have heard certain vague reverberations that the class of 1932 claimed this honor. We should like to correct that impression. It is we who, in unprecedented num- bers and with our shining resolves undimmed — (who doubts it? Of course we all had shining resolves.) Well, anyway, considering our lack of experience, we managed rather well to preserve ourselves from complete annihilation in the taxi ride from the station to our respective houses. We shall pass lightly over the first few days of our college life. Every- body has them. The President, the Dean, the Warden, and a great many other people told us what to do, and for quite a while we tried to do it. Then the novelty wore off, and we devoted ourselves to the pursuit of pleasure until mid- semesters. The registrars ' list swelled with ominous suddenness, and we began to remember a few of the things we had been told. The movie houses felt the slump, and the college had a bigger electric light bill. And then the snow set in, and we spent our time making up back work in Hygiene, and going down to the Gym three times a week to roll about on that none-too-clean floor in our new yellow rompers. We had our first class meeting, and listened with attention to eulogies of various classmates, except when we were holding forth ourselves. We found, all unsuspecting, that we had in our midst several score paragons of personality, poise, virtue, executive ability, and able leadership. We elected those whose genius along these lines seemed to burn most brightly, and trusted the responsibility of leading our class to their highly praised ability. The landmarks which distinguish the rest of this important year seem to be principally of a negative character, as, for example, the failure of the long promised and much touted Sophomore Carnival to materialize. The faculty, however, rose to superb heights in a musical drama, offering as co- stars such scintillating stage personalities as Mr. Welch, Mr. Bixler, M. Guilloton, and Miss Burnett. The year drew to a gasping close while fifty per cent of the class stayed until the last hour of the last day to take the Botany exam. Finally we loaded ourselves (alas! I confess it reluctantly) with sighs of relief into our various homeward bound trains, leaving behind a pathetic minority to enhance with their matchless voices, the effect of Illumination Night. 121] Granddaughters Victoria Allen Helen Barlow Margaret Beach Helen Bragdon Mary Brooks Valeria Burgess Janet Cairns Catharine Christie Pauline Christie Dorothy Clark Frances Cobb Janet Cobb Margaret Conklin Elizabeth Coy Virginia Daniells Margery Davis Jane Ferris Helen Fleming Bertha Floyd Elizabeth Floyd Elinor Fosdick Mary-Lucile Getchell Marjorie Ginsburg Margaret Gordon May Gould Marion Groezinger Roberta Hall Lenore Hellman Frances Horsfall Barbara Howard Eleanora Hutchinson Lois Jameson Dorothy Johnson Emily Joy Margaret Joy Frances King Anna Lacey Elizabeth Lewis Mary Lindeke Helen McDonough Ruth Macduff Janet McMullen Mary Mignot May Cristal Morison Eleanor Newhall Elizabeth Orr Elizabeth Payson Catherine Phillips Belle Pike Peggy Pitman Anne Pitts Cora Ripley Emily Robinson Jean Rockwell Helen Ross Anne Scofield Emily Sheffeld Mary Stearns Cornelia Tuttle Katrina Van Hook Elizabeth Williams Lucy Wright [122] [123] Sophomore Year OFFICERS President ELIZABETH RUDEL JANET MERRYWEATHER Vice-President JANET MERRYWEATHER LOUISE THOMAS Secretary JANE WALLIS Treasurer KATRINA VAN HOOK Council Member EDITH EUSTIS Judicial Board Member DORA WHITE Song Leader MARY DORION Assistant Song Leader LOIS JAMESON Chairman of Carnival ELINOR FOSDICK Rally Day Class Chairman MARY PAYSON Historian MARY ELIZABETH BROWN Chairman of Push Committee JEAN BABCOCK Resigned T931 [124] II. This was the year of our Sophomore Carnival. Oh yes, of course. The class proved to have several splendid skaters of the caliber of the Misses FitzGerald, Eustis, and Outerbridge, who covered themselves and their class with glory in the novel, but somewhat chilly atmosphere of the West Pole. We are having a terrible time remembering this year, but there must have been something else. There. We knew if we waited long enough, we ' d get it. It was the year which marked our first and feeblest ( feeblest, we certainly hope) efforts to pass our language tests. It was also the year in which the Student Council with admirable penetration and high seriousness, changed the driving and smoking rules, and tried desperately to keep the burning news from leaking through to the laity. It was the year too (ah, here we have it) when we began to realize that we were in college for some definite aim. You know. We looked at our more unintelligent and sportive companions with a disdainful glance which seemed to say, What did you come to college for, anyway — to play? We took Re- ligion 14 and integrated our attitudes toward religion, truth, beauty, and life in general. We stayed up late, and instructed our less perfectly integrated roommates and friends in the art of living. We assumed a prematurely solemn air, and could be seen in groups in such places as Plym or the Armchair, authoritatively airing our suggestions for improving the policy of J. B., the gym department, the faculty, and the League of Nations. We became ac- quainted with the more intellectual magazines. We thought of taking Special Honors. We flunked gym, and went to see the President. We got rather worse grades than we deserved. But most of us had already decided against Special Honors, anyway. Spring brought a spirit somewhat less serious, and a notable increase in the delegation from the men ' s colleges. It brought picnics and senior cars, and swimming for those who had cultivated their friendships with an eye to the future. It finally brought summer and finals. The other fifty per cent of the class stayed until the last hour of the last day to take the Botany exam, con- soling themselves with the thought that at least they had taken their last science course. The time had arrived when seniors had to be pushed through. 1933 came to the front with a committee of unexcelled pushers, who, with varying de- grees of pleasure counted up the total poundage lost in the effort. 125 J. Sophomore Push Committee JEAN BABCOCK, Chairman Back row, left to right: Margery Davis, Janet Cobb, Barbara Howard, Jane Wilson, Louise Thomas. Gertrude Olsen, Jinnet Seaver, Mary Dorion, Elizabeth Rudel, Catherine Lewerth. Front row: Elinor Fosdick, Elizabeth Shaffer, Betty Orr, Frances Cobb, Jean Babcock, Jane Wallis, Katherine Yow, Janet Merryweather. Other Members: Jane Ailing Mary Payson Mary Elizabeth Brown Miriam Ramer Edith Eustis Julia Vogt Katherine Wiener 1261 [1271 Junior Year OFFICERS President LOIS JAMESON MARGERY DAVIS Vice-President MARGERY DAVIS ELIZABETH SHAFFER Secretary PRISCILLA KENNADAY Treasurer ELISABETH REED Council Members CATHERINE LEWERTH MARGARET SHERRARD Judicial Board Member GERTRUDE OLSEN Song Leader MARY DORION Assistant Song Leader MARY ELIZABETH POWELL Chairman of Prom PENELOPE PERRY Rally Day Class Chairman JOANNE DISSETTE Chairman of Junior Ushers FRANCES BECK Historian MIRIAM RAMER President of Sorbonne Group BARBARA HOWARD President of Italian Group MARGARET ROSENBERG Resigned III. Here we are again. But getting through college takes four years, and writing about it takes four pages. This was the year which marked the parting of the ways. Those among us more skilled in the various foreign tongues betook themselves across the seas, where they settled in France, Spain, Italy and, we believe, one in Ger- many. Their less linguistically inclined classmates stayed to taste the delights of junior year in the bosom of the college proper. Here they developed to the fullest extent their respective talents and inclinations. An imposing number attained such glory in scholastic pursuits as to become junior Phi Bets; namely the Misses Cobb, Brown, Cairns, Mather, Henry, Sykes, and Van Hook. Another group, too large to be listed in detail, but ably represented by the illustrious Miss Ramer, followed the none-too-primrose path to plea- sure Miss Jameson and Miss Fleming devoted their energies to making this college a better place in which to live, and to punishing those whose transgressions tended to spoil this highly desirable condition. The most important event of the year was, needless to say, Junior Prom, surpassing all previous proms, impossible to equal in the future, in short, a most epochal event. Its success was owed unconditionally to Miss Perry and her able crew of entertainers — by which neatly turned compliment we hope they feel amply rewarded for the hours they spent planning, computing, tacking, talking, decorating, and jittering about the rain. The weekend was, however, mercifully serene and even pleasant as to weather, making possible a most enormous number of out-of-town expeditions, and picnics, in the course of which the dignity which had reigned on the previous evening was discarded for a noisier hilarity. To return to the matter-of-fact, this was also the year in which we stopped taking gym. In fact we stopped indulging in any form of exercise, until the more or less disastrous results became apparent. There was no ice, but plenty of snow. Indeed some would have said a little too much snow, although there can be no doubt that it furnished many with the coveted opportunity of wearing the cherished new ski suit. Hubbard House went to chapel, and sat in the front row. The rest of us didn ' t, but speculated seriously on the reason for the decrease in chapel attendance. A small group of English majors braved the terrors of Chaucer, render- ing themselves most obnoxious by their continual habit of chanting aloud such strange sentiments as, A K-night there wass ond thot a wor-r-r-thy mon — , and This wor-r-r-ld nis but a thurgh-fare ful of wo! Commencement came with its ivy chain, and inevitable prinking (The seniors having outgrown the petty ushering stage, were not so bent on prink- ing and politeness). The embryo seniors, in pastel dresses, and triumphantly without hats, ushed their way out of the year with bows and smiles — and aches. Were we getting old? 1291 1301 Sorbonne Group 1931-1932 BARBARA HOWARD, President Back row, left to right: Barbara Wallace, Doris Wechsler, Jane Wallis, Valeria Burgess, Harriett Green, Marialice Smith, Jean Newbury, Mary Lee Evans. Front row: Mary-Lucille Getchell, Beatrice Johnson, M. Frances Middleton, Mary Claflin, Caroline Young, Mary Steiner, Beatrice Whitney, Ruth Bryan, Rebecca Satterlee, Barbara Howard, Jane Lewis, C. Ann Ashby, Rosamond Wheeler, Janet Howell, Terese Marks, Elsa Wise, Marjorie Ginsburg, Mildred Rubin, Violet Colin, Eva Morrison. Other Members: Betty Barrows Janice Levy Mollie Goodwin Leone Maclean [131] Spanish Group 1931-1932 Left to right: Eleanor Blaney, Ruth Macduff, Daisy Mattei, Marjorie Mott, Janet Merryweather. German Group 1931-1932 CHARLOTTE BUTLER 132] Italian Group 1931-1932 MARGARET ROSENBERG, President Back row, left to right: Laura Marden, Grace Sherer, Margaret Rosenberg, Charlotte Freiberg. Front row: Elizabeth Mahoney, Lucy Horner, Elizabeth Woodworth. Other Member: Rhoda Ann Powell 133 1933 Special Honors MARY LOUISE OLMSTED, President Left to right: Frances Horsfall, Catherine Lewerth, Helen Fleming, Elisabeth Reed, Emily Robinson, Janet Cairns, Elizabeth Sturges, Mary Louise Olmsted, Mary Elizabeth Brown, Margaret Mather, Constance Houghton, Mary Stearns, Elizabeth Floyd, Miriam Macomber, Lois Jameson. Other Members: Mary Briganti Helen Harris Alice Brown Joan Ranson Esther Sylvia [134] [135] PENELOPE PERRY, Chairman 136] Junior Promenade Committee JULIA McWILLIAMS JINNET SEAVER ANITA HINCKLEY EDITH EUSTIS LOUISE THOMAS Back Row, left to right: Sophomore Decoration Chairman Dinner Dance Chairman Sophomore Garden Party Chairman Theatre Chairman Invitation Chairman Front Row: MARY MIGNOT MAY JEAN BABCOCK PENELOPE PERRY ELEANOR PERRY . MARIAN BARNUM Garden Party Chairman Floor Chairman General Chairman Head Usher Refreshment Chairman [137] 138] Junior Ushers Margaret Carver Marion Allen Jane Ailing Florence Areson Harriet Arnold Jean Babcock Marian Barnum Elizabeth Beale Ruth Beardslee Frances Beck Jane Bennett Ruth Besson Florence Blumenthal Nancy Boothby Marion Bouteiler Helen Bragdon Alice Brown Mary Elizabeth Brown Bernice Budgell Elizabeth Bushnell Virginia Bush Priscilla Cahill Janet Cairns Anna Carr Margaret Carver Helen Chaddock Mary Cheatham Ann Chess Frances Cobb Janet Cobb Beatrice Colbv Margaret Conklin Marshalls Ushers Harriet Arnold Doris Cook Elizabeth Coy Margery Davis Doris Dibble Joanne Dissette Mary Dorion Theresa Dodge Eleanor Egan Edith Eustis Jean Farquhar Jane Ferris Helen Fleming Elizabeth Floyd Elinor Fosdick Elizabeth Gamble Rosemary Gannon Helen Geller Virginia Gilbert Ellen Gleason Margery Goldsmith Margaret Gordon Kate Greene Edith Greenleaf Elizabeth Halsey Helen Harris Laura Hayward Lenore Hellman Frances Horsfall Constance Houghton Sara Hubler Lois Jameson Katharine Jarman Melissa Jones Emily Joy Margaret Joy Margery Kaufman Priscilla Kennaday Frances King Constance Kreimer Anna Lacey Elizabeth Lee Catherine Lewerth Marjorie Lewis Mary Lindeke Marjorie MacDonald Miriam Macomber Elizabeth Maguire Lois McLaughlin Ruth McLaughlin Janet McMullen Helen Malone Jeannette Manning Margaret Martin Margaret Mather Mary Mignot May Edith Miller Jean Miller Helen Nebolsine Helen O ' Brien Gertrude Olsen Marv Louise Olmsted Elizabeth Orr Marion Outerbridge Elizabeth Payson Mary Payson Una Peavey Eleanor Perry Penelope Perry Anne Pitts Mary Elizabeth Powell Miriam Ramer Elisabeth Reed Charlotte Righeimer Nancy Robb Jean Rumsey Jinnet Seaver Elizabeth Shaffer Margaret Sherrard Suzanne Slocum Elizabeth Smith Susan Smith Natalie Starr Elizabeth Sturges Louise Thomas Mary Thompson Katrina Van Hook Constance Walther Elizabeth Willcox Jane Wilson Ruth Wood Margaret Woodbridge Ruth West Sylvia Whitaker Katharine Yow 1391 [140] SENIOR YEAR 141 Senior Year OFFICERS President Margery Davis Vice-President Jean Babcock Secretary Gertrude Olsen Treasurer Nancy Robb Judicial Board Members Elisabeth Reed Ellen Gleason Song Leader Mary Dorion Assistant Song Leader Jane Ailing Rally Day General Chairman Emily Joy Rally Day Class Chairman Elizabeth Smith Pin Chairman Edith Greenleaf Head Usher Constance Houghton 142 IV. Coming back from our respective homes and junior years abroad, we resolved to really work this year , to justify the faith placed in us by our poverty stricken parents, not to play bridge, or go to the movies, to pass our last language test — in short, to lead a sober and industrious existence, and make reasonably sure of getting the coveted sheep skin. We spent most of our time, however, filling out blanks from the Personnel Department, and trying vainly to remember the courses we had taken Fresh- man year. We canvassed the faculty for favorable recommendations, trying to select the members of that august body to whom we were something more than a mere face which appeared daily except Saturday in the third row. It also became necessary for us to make a quick decision as to which of the many kinds of paying positions for which we found ourselves so adequately prepared, we should finally select. We paid one dollar and twenty-five cents for the privilege of going to all this trouble, and tried to keep our sense of humor when told that of course there would be no jobs for us, that all this was just to prove that the college had a sympathetic attitude. We made up our minds that we would have to follow the other lines of endeavor sug- gested by the President. We had our pictures taken, and discovered that we were not as good looking as we had always supposed, but, going on the theory that something is better than nothing even when you have to pay for it, we ordered a dozen or so to give to our friends to keep in their drawers. We bought senior pins to replace those belonging to the class of 1932, which we had somehow managed to lose. We were put out of departmental clubs for non-attendance and non-payment of dues. We witnessed an amazing rise of literary activity and periodical publi- cations, of varying merit. We were somewhat alarmed when we remembered what Miss Chase had said about prose flourishing in sophisticated, self- conscious, and usually decadent periods. We looked about us, saw very little sophistication, a good deal of self-consciousness, and no more decadence than usual. We gave it up, and took up badminton . . . We developed sudden violent political passions around election time, most inconsistently marched in all the torchlight parades, and used our first vote to further the fortunes of one of the two losing candidates. We noted with satisfaction and no small amount of wonder, the increase in the number of social consciences developing among the members of the undergraduate body. We watched the spread of socialism under the enthusiastic leadership of the fiery-headed Miss Smith. We managed to withstand the inroads of communism as promulgated by Mr. Arvin ' s students, the Why Club, and their communistic movies. We were just beginning to congratulate ourselves on the fact that we were getting out of college after four long years of it, when we suddenly real- ized that, in all probability, we would settle down and be fine upstanding members of the Smith Club in the old home town. [143] 1441 Ae 3 Commencement Week [1451 Ivy Day Program SATURDAY, JUNE SEVENTEENTH Ivy Exercises on the Campus Ivy Exercises in John M. Greene Hall Alumnae Assembly in John M. Greene Hall Society and Departmental Club Reunions Concert by the Glee Club and Students of the Department of Music in John M. Greene Hall Alumnae Song Competition and Senior Sing at Students ' Building Concert by the Glee Club, Paradise Pond IVY DAY SONG Words by Constance Lynn Walther O we have left beside the wall No full-blown flowers, blazing tall, Petaled with flames of glowing gold, To match the fire that sunbeams hold. Our dreams so frail And silver-pale Faint flickers, new begun, May shine alone When gold is gone, That faded with the sun. Music bv Katharine Yow Not flowers blooming by the wall, But living ivy clusters small, Petaled with star-leaves, pointed keen, And soft with sheen of silver-green. Our dreams so frail And silver-pale Each hour will burn more bright ; When ending day Snuffs gold away, Our stars will give us light. 1933 s 1461 Baccalaureate Program SUNDAY, JUNE EIGHTEENTH Baccalaureate Address in Sage Hall PRESIDENT NEILSON 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 Wilson T. Moog, Organist Commencement Program MONDAY, JUNE NINETEENTH Exercises in John M. Greene Hall ADDRESS BY ALANSON B. HOUGHTON Class Luncheon in the Alumnae Gymnasium 147] Commencement Committees Back row, Left to right: HELEN BRAGDON JANE FERRIS NATALIE STARR ELIZABETH SHAFFER CATHERINE LEWERTH JANE WILSON -JANET MERRYWEATHER EDITH GREENLEAF NANCY BOOTHBY NANCY BRIMMER Front row: Other Members: Senior Dramatics Commencement Printing Indoor Ivy Day Cap and Gown Commencement Speaker Class Luncheon Outdoor Ivy Day Senior Pins Dress Chairman Senior Cars Committee Members COMMENCEMENT PRINTING Margaret Gordon Elisabeth Mathesius INDOOR IVY DAY Virginia Gilbert Mary Twining Eleanor Newhall Anne Pitts Elizabeth Williams Katharine Yow Resigned 1481 GAP AND GOWN Frances Beck Helen Harris Florence Henry Marguerite Holbrook Sara Hubler Melissa Jones Anna Lacey Isabelle Pendleton COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Jean Babcock Margery Davis Margaret Mather Gertrude Olsen Nancy Robb Elizabeth Shaffer Katrina Van Hook CLASS LUNCHEON Joanne Dissette Sara Hubler Elizabeth Willcox Mary Lindeke Margaret Roos OUTDOOR IVY DAY Felicia Thomas, Chairman DRESS COMMITTEE Elizabeth Bushnell Margaret Carver Margery Davis Mary-Lucile Getchell Elizabeth Halsey Sara Hubler Emily Joy Jeanne Manning Penelope Perry Elizabeth Willcox 149] [150] 151 r 152] To 1934 When we were sophomores, you were new And we were condescending, We smiled and told you what to do With dignity unbending. But now you ' ve come along three years, We find the tables turning, We see our knowledge in arrears Compared with your great learning. We cede to you our senior steps, We leave jobs ad infinitum! Council, J. B. House of Reps — And many other an item. More Power To You ! E. P. S. CLASS OFFICERS 1934 MADELEINE EVANS CONSTANCE THAYER GERTRUDE TUKEY MARY CASE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 1531 1934 Special Honors Back row, left to right: Agnes Fisher, Eleanor Ernst, Eleanor Hayden, Margaret Zimmer, Jane Kelsey, Mary Case. Front row: Edith Bardwell, Lillian Giraitis, Florence Heidelberger, Marjorie Ballou, Dorothy Fosdick. Other M embers : Lemma Boice Katherine Maule Jane Henle Rosalind Sadoff 1933 s 1541 To 1935 Green rompers, whose numbers are legion, Have you ever considered before, That when next you reenter this region, You will not have gym any more? If you ' re like your sisters before you, Delighted you probably are, But let ur great waist measures warn you Don ' t carry your leisure too far! A word to the wise must suffice, Let that subject be then laid at rest. To end let us say something nice — Of sisters you ' re ever the best! E. P. S. CLASS OFFICERS 1935 CONTANCE MORROW CORNELIA FABIAN ANNE WINTON RUTH HESSLER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 155] [156] To 1936 We aged souls viewed ' 36, September month last year A-landing like a ton of bricks upon our campus dear. You hurt our ears, you seared our eyes, upset our placid ways, But now we ' re used to you we rise, to sing your grateful praise. A trifle breezy still are you, but gay beyond a doubt — Your questions and your ballyhoo we could not do without ! And when you droop, three years from now, remember all you need Is a Freshman class to show you how to keep from going to seed ! E. P. S. CLASS OFFICERS 1936 MARY ADELE HALSEY LEONORA PARSONS MARGARET NEILSON PHOEBE WEED President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 157 158] 1591 LOIS ADELAIDE JAMESON 160] Student Council LOIS JAMESON, 1933, President Back row, Left to right: VIRGINIA CHALMERS, ' 35 ... EUNICE JAMESON, ' 34 ... MARY HALSEY, ' 36 Class Representative Class Representative President of Class Second row. CONSTANCE MORROW, ' 35 KATRINA VAN HOOK. ' 33 JULIA McWILLIAMS, ' 34 MADELEINE EVANS, ' 34 President of Class Chairman of Activities Board Class Representative President of Class MARGARET MATHER, HELEN FLEMING, ' 33 LOIS JAMESON, ' 33 LOUISE THOMAS, ' 33 MARGERY DAVIS, ' 33 ' 33 Front row: Chairman of Curriculum Committee Chairman of Judicial Board President President of House of Representatives President of Class 161 HELEN JOSEPHINE FLEMING 1621 Judicial Board HELEN FLEMING, 1933, Chairman EVELYN VOORHEES, JANE KELSEY, ' 34 Back row, Left to right: ' 36 .... Class Representative Class Representative MURIEL VAN DUSEN, ' 35 ELLEN GLEASON, ' 33 LOIS JAMESON, ' 33 HELEN FLEMING, ' 33 JOANNE DISSETTE, ' 33 ELISABETH REED, ' 33 Front row: Class Representative Class Representative President of Student Council Chairman of Judicial Board Vice-President of House of Representatives Member from House of Representatives 163 LOUISE SEYMS THOMAS 1641 House of Representatives LOUISE THOMAS JOANNE DISSETTE JANE FERRIS ELISABETH REED President Vice-President Secretary Member on Judicial Board MEMBERS Celia Adams Marion Allen Florence Areson Jean Averill Margaret Baker Helen Bissell Bernice Budgell Elizabeth Carter Helen Chaddock Catharine Christie Theresa Dodge Jane Garrettson Hester Adams Marjorie Ballou Mary Barrows Marjorie Bertha Elizabeth Brindley Elizabeth Cantril Clara Carley Helen Geller Margaret Gordon Marion Groezinger Katharine Hartfelder Theresa Hoglund Barbara Howard Dorothy Isaacs Dorothy Johnson Melissa Jones Suzanne Keller Elisabeth Knedler Elizabeth Lee Constance Carpenter Elizabeth Colladay Margaret Corrigan Janet Darling Pauline Davenport Anne Densmore Katharine Doe 1933 Marjorie Lewis Mary Lindeke Elizabeth Longmore Helen Malone Ruth Miksak Joyce Mundt Eleanor Newhall Mildred Ogden Mary Louise Olmsted Mary Reynolds Mary Reinhardt Nancy Robb 1934 Enid Gerson Natalie Hoyt Constance Kedian Florence Kelley Mary Morrison Dorothy O ' Donnell Natalie Powers Corinne Beckwith Jane Byars 1935 Ellen De Normandie Elizabeth Gamble 1936 Atossa Welles Emily Robinson Helen Ross Bernice Saisselin Elizabeth Smith Natalie Starr Virginia Stewart Marian Sykes Katherine Van Varick Sylvia Whitaker Elizabeth Willcox Margaret Woodbridge Mae Zakszewski Janet Pratt Katherine Simpson Lucy Smith Sarah Steel Elizabeth Stout Marjorie Tait Madeline Tregaskis Eleanor Smith Phyllis Patchin 1933 s 1651 ELINOR WHITNEY FOSDICK 1661 Smith College Association for Christian Work OFFICERS ELINOR FOSDICK ' 33 JANE WILSON ' 33 BETTY HARDENBURG ' 34 CORNELIA HEWITT ' 35 President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary CHAIRMEN OF DEPARTMENTS Left to Right: LEILA FOSBURGH ' 34 World Student Christian Federation Representative DOROTHY FOSDICK ' 34 MIRIAM MACOMBER ' 33 EMILY ROBINSON ' 33 ELIZABETH MATHESIUS ' 33 CORNELIA HEWITT ' 35 JANE WILSON ' 33 ELINOR FOSDICK ' 33 BETTY HARDENBURG ' 34 JULIET FRANCE ' 34 -MARY DORION ' 33 JANE FERRIS ' 33 BARBARA WILLIAMSON ' 34 HELEN WOODHULL ' 34 EDITH GREENLEAF ' 33 ' Resigned Worship Student Member of Advisory Board Institute Foreign Students Secretary Vice-President President Treasurer Church Cooperation Conferences Publicity Social Service Student Industrial Speakers 1933 s 167 S. C. A. C. W. The Smith College Association for Christian Work is organized under a Cabinet consisting of four officers and the chairmen of the standing commit- tees. By way of carrying out the Association ' s purpose to promote the de- velopment of a broad and intelligent activity in the service of humanity , the work of these committees falls into three classifications. First of all there are activities which are of service to the college such as Freshman Conference, Christmas Sale, and co-operation with Student Council particularly through Community Chest, and efforts to enable foreign students to become happily acquainted with American college life through the Cosmopolitan Club and the World Fellowship Committee. Community Service forms a second group of activities in which are in- cluded club leadership and teaching at People ' s Institute, co-operation with churches in the vicinity, friendly visiting in a number of Northampton in- stitutions, the distributing of Christmas toys and baskets for families, and the collecting of clothing and magazines. Connecting the college with various aspects of the world at large is the work of the Industrial Committee which holds monthly meetings with a group of Springfield industrial workers, the Conference Committee which has charge of Northfield and Silver Bay conferences, and the World Student Christian Federation representative who keeps us informed about European student movements. The Association ' s contribution to the more specifically religious aspects of college life consists of the introduction of speakers who are leaders in the field of religion, the arrangement of meetings for fellowship and worship in the Browsing Room, and the Annual Religious Forum. ELINOR FOSDICK, President 1 933 s 168] ' 1 ; 1 1 -v i hj I s SKI wL nl Vocational Guidance Committee ELIZABETH WILCOX, Chairman Back row, left to right: Eleanor Tucker ' 34, Elizabeth Wilcox, Elizabeth Lee. Front row: Janet Merryweather ' 33, Elinor Fosdick ' 33, Margery Davis ' 33, Nancy Robb ' 33. [169] Student Assembly Committee MARGARET MATHER, Chairman Left to right: Dorothy Fosdick ' 35, Jane Wallis ' 33, Margaret Mather ' 33, Alice MacRae ' 34, Lois Jameson ' 33, Constance Morrow ' 35. 170 Student Advisors Committee JOANNE DISSETTE, 1933, Chairman Back row, Left to right: Virginia Whitney, ' 34, Helen Bragdon, ' 33, Joanne Dissette, ' 33, Mary Bunce, ' 35, Elsa Parshley, ' 35. Front row: Margery Davis, ' 33, Dorothy Fosdick, ' 34, Elisabeth Reed, ' 33, Elinor Fosdick, ' 33. Other Members: Elsa Dommerich, ' 35, Carolyn Earl, ' 35, Eleanor Hayden, ' 34, Elisabeth Mathesius, ' 33, Pauline O ' Brien, ' 35, Elizabeth Pratt, ' 35. 171 Community Chest JINNET SEAVER, Chairman Back row, left to right: Marjorie Spiegel ' 34, Anita Hinckley ' 34, Penelope Perry ' 33. Front row: Elizabeth Smith ' 33, Eleanor Hayden ' 34, Jinnet Seaver ' 33, Edith Pardee ' 35. [1721 Curriculum Committee MARGARET MATHER, Chairman Back row, left to right: Ruth Potter ' 34, Margaret Mather ' 33, Margaret Sherrard ' 33, Ruth Besson ' 33, Natalie Starr ' 33. Front row: Eleanor Ernst ' 34, Jane Wallis ' 33, Constance Morrow ' 35. 1933 s 173, Activities Board JINNET SEAVER, Chairman Back Row, left to right: VIRGINIA WHITNEY ELINOR FOSDICK JINNET SEAVER KATHARINE YOW HELEN GELLER HELEN BRAGDON Athletic Association S. C. A. C. W. Chairman Musical Activities Weekly Dramatic Association Front Row: EMILY LEWIS KATRINA VAN HOOK SUZANNE SLOCUM MARION GROEZINGER ANNA CARR Debating Point System International Relations Why Club Press Board 1933 s 174] Point System KATRINA VAN HOOK, ' 33, Chairman Back row, Left to right: Anne Densmore, ' 34, Cornelia Fabian, ' 35, Mary Holt, ' 36 Leonora Parsons, ' 36. Front row: Jean Babcock, ' 33, Janet Krogh, ' 34, Katrina Van Hook, ' 33, Constance Thayer, ' 34, Edith Pardee, ' 35. 1933 s 1751 IBO M - Grass Cops MARION OUTERBRIDGE, ' 33, Chief Fourth row, left to right: Ruth Wood ' 33, Julia McWilliams ' 34, Mary Best ' 35. Third row: Dorothy-Ann Sawyer ' 35, Kathryn Hagar ' 35, Jane Adams ' 35, Marjorie Spiegel ' 34, Elizabeth Reed ' 33. Second row: Elinor Fosdick ' 33, Dorothy Eggers ' 35, Constance Adams ' 35, Mary Case ' 34, Anne Allen ' 35, Dorothy Fosdick ' 34. First row: Marjorie MacDonald ' 33, Jean Babcock ' 33, Marion Outerbridge ' 33. Jinnet Seaver ' 33, Natalie Hoyt ' 34. Other Members: Barbara Kelsey ' 34, Mary Payson ' 33. 176] Student Government Association The Student Association embarked on several interesting adventures this year : Assemblies by, for, and of the students took the place of chapel on Friday- mornings. Some of the speakers were : trustees — Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Morrow, Dr. Fosdick ; faculty — Miss Caverno, Miss Dunn, Messrs. Abbott, Harlow, Orton, Welch; students — Misses Carr, Lewis, Mather; others — Sir Herbert Ames, Mr. Phelps. Four assemblies were used for Association meetings and one for carol singing. Charity Ball was held in the Scott Gym on December Tenth. Its two ends, entertainment and earnings, were realized, and the earnings were given to the Community Chest. An Electoral System was devised by which all college, class, and activity officers were elected at a fixed time and in the order of their importance. It was intended to do away with the resigning, re-electing, and general con- fusion which resulted from the old lack of system. A new Handbook which is to be a combination of the Fre shman Bible and the Customs and Regulations book was planned for. It ' s editor became the thirteenth member of the Activities Board. Judicial Board established Commission-of-Inquiry-for-the-Prevention-of- Crime. Each member of J. B. took eight campus houses as her special charges. She visited their Heads, Presidents, and Councils, periodically, to discuss problems and to exchange ideas. It is hoped that closer cooperation between J. B. members and house officers will result in a general better understanding of social relations and regulations. Student Advisors received six advisees apiece instead of one, took a training course to prepare them for the job, and entertained ' 36 at private parties and Fall Step Sing instead of at Freshman Frolic. The Student Association voted to amend its constitution. One amend- ment provided that the President of the House of Representatives should be elected by the Electoral Committee in the spring, instead of by the House in the Fall. Considering her importance it was felt that the President of the House of Reps should come into office at the same time and as a result of the same process as the Association President and the Chairman of Judicial Board. Another amendment provided that a second member of the Junior class should serve on Judicial Board instead of the extra representative from the House of Reps. The New England Assembly of the Model League of Nations was held at Smith the weekend of March tenth under the auspices of the International Club. The Five-College Conference of Student Government Heads was held at Smith the weekend of May sixth. ;i77] 1781 Phi Beta Kappa Back row, left to right: Catha rine Christie, Laura Evans Marden, Louise Meigs Weimer, Theresa Charlotte Hoglund, Alice Haselden Brown. Fifth row: Nellie Frances Harrington, Florence Margaret Henry, (elected Junior Year) ; Doris Estelle Cook, Ruth Miriam Knight, Katrina Van Hook, (elected Junior Year). Fourth row: Anne Chittenden Pitts, Margaret Esther Hoover, Elisabeth Bemis Reed, Lucy Frances Horsfall, Marian Chandler Sykes, (elected Junior Year.) Third row: Margery Gladys Kaufmann, Miriam Natalie Macomber, Frances Cobb, (elected Junior Year); Catherine Lewerth, Helen Mary Harris. Second row: Marion Helen Horn, Charlotte Serena Butler, Marjorie Frieda Ginsburg, Helen Geller, Elinor Whitney Fosdick, Ellen Gleason, Lois Adelaide Jameson, Helen Josephine Fleming. Front row: Margaret Linden Mather, (elected Junior Year); Alice Ans- bacher Cohen, Mary Elizabeth Brown, (elected Junior Year) ; Janet Hollo- way Cairns, (elected Junior Year) ; Margaret Eleanor Martin, Helen Cecilia McDonough, Grace Edith Jarcho, Jane Kelsey, ' 34, Janet Cobb (elected Junior Year), Dorothy Fosdick, ' 34, Elizabeth Peace Sturges. Other members: Catherine Merriam Atwater, ' 34, Gertrude Kaercher Dresh- man, Margaret Linn Hamilton, Eleanor Warren Hayden, ' 34, Bertha Perl- stein, Margaret Rosenberg, Mary Langford Stearns. 1933 s 181 EMILY LEWIS ' 34 MARY BUNCE ' 35 Debating Council Back row, left to right: BETTY HARDENBERGH ' 34 . EMILY LEWIS ' 34 CHARLOTTE FITCH 34 ... . President Secretary . Chairman of Publicity President Secretary (Resigned) Front row: MARY BUNCE ' 35 HARRIET KALE ' 34 DOROTHY HOUSTON ' 35 Smith-Oxford Debate: Oct. 27 Emily Lewis Harriet Kale Smith- Amherst Debate: Dec. 4 Mary Bunce Marjorie Egbert Smith-Tufts Debate: Dec. 1 Jeanne Sargent Bernardine Cooney Smith-Williams Debate: Dec. 77 Dorothy Houston Charlotte Fitch LaFayette-Smith Debate: Dec. 17 Betty Hardenbergh Madeleine Evans Smith-Amherst Debate: Feb. 23 Emily Lewis Ruth Sheldon Vassar-Smith Debate: March 3 Harriet Kale Jeanne Sargent Radio Debate at WJZ fTemporary Secretary Chairman of Small Debates Entertainments Wesleyan-Smith Debate: March 13 Marjorie Egbert Bernardine Cooney Bates-Smith Debate: March 17 Mary Bunce Dorothy Houston Smith-University of Pennsylvania Debate: March 17 Betty Hardenbergh Madeleine Evans Smith-Columbia Debate: April 21 Harriet Kale Mary Bunce Columbia-Smith Debate: April 20 Emily Lewis Betty Hardenbergh Smith-LaFayette Debate: April 20 Emily Lewis Betty Hardenbergh Dartmouth-Smith Debate: May 4 Team not chosen Resignation Temporary President [182] Alpha OFFICERS BERTHA PERLSTEIN ' 33 President CHARLOTTE FITCH ' 34 Secretary JANET SMITH ' 34 Treasurer CHARLOTTE DUSSER DE BARENNE ' 33, ELIZABETH HOFFMAN ' 34 Program Committee MEMBERS Back row, left to right: Pauline Barbe G. S., Virginia Gilman ' 34, Isabelle Pendleton ' 33, Lucy Wright ' 33 Third row: Marion Horn ' 33. Mary Williams ' 34, Eleanor Weinstein ' 34, Charlotte Righeimer ' 33, Charlotte Dusser de Barenne ' 33 Second row: Harriet Kale ' 34, Hester Mount ' 34, Elisabeth Hofmar.n ' 34, Josephine Wertheim ' 33, Helen Geller ' 33, Calvert Truxtun ' 33 Front row: Ruth Hausman ' 33, Helen Bragdon ' 33, Janet Smith ' 34, Bertha Perlstein ' 33 Charlotte Fitch ' 34, Marion Bouteiller ' 33, Margaret Martin ' 33 OTHER MEMBERS Florence Areson ' 33 Katherine Maule ' 34 Virginia Clark ' 33 Rose Marie Harris ' 33 Frances Keene ' 34 1933 s 1851 International Relations Club OFFICERS Back row, Left to right: JEAN SCHMOLZE, ' 34 Secretary SUZANNE SLOCUM, ' 33 President MARION BLAKE, ' 34 Assistant Secretary Front row: JANE ADAMS, ' 35 Treasurer MARGARET MATHER, ' 33 Vice-President JANE KELSEY, ' 34 MEMBERS : 1933 Room Committee Alice Brown Marion Groezinger Joan Ranson Jean Campbell Marguerite Holbrook Elizabeth Smith Helen Chaddock Elizabeth Maguire Natalie Starr Marjorie Cook Mary Mignot May Felicia Thomas Eleanor Faison Penelope Perry Katrina Van Hook Ellen Gleason 1934 Rosamond Wheeler Elizabeth Cantril Elizabeth Hyde Ruth Potter Alice Eckman Eunice Jameson Frances Schapiro Eleanor Ernst Helen Kussin Amy Scott Dorothy Fosdick Emily Lewis Sally Stewart Leila Fosburgh Hester Mount Helen Woodhull Eleanor Hayden 1935 Gertrude Woodruff Sarah Davis Fredelle Keyes Lucille Schmedtje Ellen de Normandie Elizabeth Nixon Patience Norman Mary Walton Phi Kappa Psi OFFICERS MIRIAM RAMER ' 33 MARGARET SHERRARD ' 33 President Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS Back row, left to right: Rosalia Bailey ' 34, Jane Wallis ' 33 Second Row: Katharine Yow ' 33, Valeria Burgess ' 33, Felicite Dempster ' 34, Janet Welt ' 34, Natalie Hoyt ' 34 Front row: Dorothy Loeb ' 34, Margaret Sherrard ' 33, Miriam Ramer ' 33, Jeannette Manning ' 33, Sara Hubler ' 33, Margaret Mather ' 33 OTHER MEMBERS Mary Brown ' 33 Anne Gilbert ' 33 Mary Reynolds ' 33 Ruth Murdock ' 34 1933 s 189 VIR BIOL GINIA DANIELLS .ocrc LIB President ELIZABETH COY Vice-President FRANCES COBB Secretary JANE FERRIS MEMBERS : 1933 Treasurer Frances Beck Kate Greene Marion Mcllveen Jane Bennett Eleanor Grout Eleanor Newhall Pauline Christie Roberta Hall Marion Outerbridge Janet Cobb Harriet Hansen Belle Pike Margery Davis Lucile Harris Anne Pitts Edith Eustis Lenore Hellman Mary Powell Elinor Fosdick Margaret Hoover Jayne Sprout Ruth Gleeson Leona Kleban Mary Stearns Margery Goldsmith Jane Leonard Elisabeth Mathesius 1934 Elizabeth Zschiesche Priscilla Anderson Katharine Doe Edith Rogers Annette Beals Elizabeth Dyer Katherine Simpson Dorothy Bergen Ellen Foot Elizabeth Shute Flora Best Deborah Gilbert Lucy Smith Clara Carley Margaret Humm Eliza Taylor Margaret Clark Jane Kaufholtz Gertrude Tuckey Margaret Covell Althea Kessler Margaret Walbran Janet Darling Virginia Lent Virginia Whitney Anne Densmore Frances Lisle Ruth Whittemore Dorothy Dewhurst Jane McWhinney Mary Robbins Barbara Williamson 190 j OFFICERS KATHERINE FITZGERALD, 1933 DOROTHY BOYLES, 1933 JEAN RUMSEY, 1933 BERTHA PERLSTEIN, 1933 Rosalia Bailey, ' 34 Dorothy Boyles, ' 33 Elizabeth Brooks, ' 33 Mary Case, ' 34 Virginia Clark, ' 33 Virginia Gilman, ' 34 Pauline Barbe Helen Bisbing Margaret Brewster ACTIVE MEMBERS Katherine FitzGerald, ' 33 Mary Grace Hannahs, ' 34 Ruth Kimball, ' 33 Frances King, ' 33 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Elsa Parshley, ' 35 Elfrida Smith, ' 35 Janet Smith, ' 34 GRADUATE MEMBERS Gwendolyn Duggan Isadore Hatch Esther Jones President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman Jean Rumsey, ' 33 Bertha Perlstein, ' 33 Miriam Slack, ' 34 Katharine Yow, ' 33 Marie-Louise Stockard, ' 35 Sophie Wulfekuhler, ' 35 Elisabeth Neebe Marian Roberts Mary Parke 1933 s 191 COLLOQUIUM OFFICERS FRANCES BECK ' 33 MARGARET HUMM ' 34 RUTH WHITTEMORE ' 34 President Secretary Treasurer Jane Bennett Pauline Christie Frances Cobb Janet Cobb Edith Eustis Elinor Fosdick Ruth Gleeson Margery Goldsmith Priscilla Anderson Ruth Bellinger Dorothy Bergan Dorothy Dewhurst Ellen Foot MEMBERS 1933 1934 1935 Ella Foster Eleanor Grout Lucile Harris Maricn Horn Frances Horsfall Leona Kleban Marion Outerbridge Anne Pitts Elisabeth Reed Jean Johnston Althea Kessler Eleanor Mackenzie Eliza Taylor Eleanor Tucker T93f 19: COSMOPOLITAN OFFICERS ALEXANDRA MEYENDORFF, 1933 LAURA PHILLIPS, 1934 ANNETTA BEALS, 1934 MEMBERS Foreign Students President Secretary Treasurer Pauline Barbe (France) Charlotte Dusser de Barenne (Holland) Dorothea Dusser de Barenne (Holland) Giovanna Borgese (Italy) Margaret Catty (England) Ettie Lin Toy Chin (China) Evelyn Clark (England) Rachel Daltry (Australia) Luciana Daveglia (Italy) Eunice Duthoit (England) Inge Haas (Germany) Yii Soo-Tsing Frances Beck Marion Brown Jean Campbell Murgaret Clark Mary Lee Evans Jane Ferris Alison Hardy (Canada) Frances Horsfall (Bermuda) Margaret Humm (England) Gweneth Humphreys (Canada) Dora Kaufman (Canada) Eleanor Mackenzie (Canada) Daisy Mattei (Porto Rico) Mary McFarquar (Scotland) Helen Nebolsine (Russian) Victoria Sacharjan (Estonia) Elfrida Smith (Bermuda) Giovanna Sodi (Italy) Lidia Staloff (France) (China) American Students Elizabeth Floyd Elinor Fosdick Helen Harris Sara Hilken Constance Houghton Antonia Krufka Miriam Macomber Elisabeth Mathesius Margaret Maslin Hester Mount Amy Scott Katherine Stawasz Helen Woodhull 19: gffH S9 jLl [£l 1 UK ;ncuc OFFICERS LUB JANE WALLIS, ' 33 President BEATRICE WHITNEY, ' 33 . Vice-President FRANCES KEENE, ' 34 Secretary ELIZABETH CLYMER, ' 35 .... MEMBERS 1933 Treasurer Betty Barrows Barbara Howard Helen Nebolsine Ruth Bryan Janet Howell Jean Newbury Valeria Burgess Grace Jarcho Anne Pitts Mary Claflin Beatrice Johnson Cora Ripley Violet Colin Janet Lahey Rebecca Satterlee Elizabeth De Chant Janice Levy Jane Sawyer Madeleine Dubreuil Jane Lewis Marialice Smith Mary Lee Evans Helen McDonough Mary Steiner Mary-Lucile Getchell Leone Maclean Virginia Stewart Marjorie Ginsburg Miriam Macomber Barbara Wallace Molly Goodwin Terese Marks Doris Wechsler Harriett Green Frances Middleton Rosamond Wheeler Margaret Hamilton Eva Morrison Elsa Wise Lucy Horner 1934 Caroline Young Mary Bentley Jane Kelsey Isabelle Wade Mary Case Madeleine Leonard Janice Wile Dorothy Fosdick Frances Morton Cornelia Williamson Eleanor Hayden Margaret Tilson 1935 Louise Wurts Jane Adams Eleanor Boone Giovanna Sodi 1941 CEOLCCyCWB OFFICERS ANNE SCOFIELD , ' 33 President MARY BENNETT, ' 34 Secretary LOIS BAKER, ' 33 MEMBERS 1933 Treasurer Dorothy Fabian Gertrude Olsen 1934 Mary Manley Mary Church Marjorie Eldridge Althea Dobbins Marjorie Tait ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Anne Allen, ' 35 Marion Brown, ' 34 Lorraine McCutcheon, ' 35 Rebecca Rhodes, ' 35 1933 s 195] I V k cm OFFICERS I IB BERTHA SCHMIDT, ' 33 President ELLEN FOOT, ' 34 Secretary RUTH BESSON, ' 33 MEMBERS 1933 Treasurer Frances Beck Elinor Fosdick Constance Kreimer Eleanor Bohn Helen Geller Leone Maclean Valeria Burgess Lenore Hellmann Miriam Macomber Charlotte Butler Theresa Hoglund Elizabeth Masser Frances Cobb Dorothy Isaacs Ruth Silverman Janet Cobb Margery Kaufmann Elizabeth Williams Edith Fatka 1934 Caroline Young Alice Eckman Eleanor Katz Gretchen Schneider Helen Feltman Helen Kussin Elizabeth Stout Elisabeth Heuchling Jeroma Litman Constance Shild 1935 Cornelia Williamson Jane Adams Pauline Goldberg Margaret Palmer Mary Albrecht Rose Hirschhorn Maja Pfister Katharine Austin Bessie Israel Anne Quinby Hazel Clare Barbara Kiefer Barbara Schreiber Harriet Clark Patience Norman Elinor Sommers Inge Haas, Graduate Student l933 196] CREEK CLUB OFFICERS HESTER ADAMS, ' 34 President RUTH POTTER, ' 34 MEMBERS 1933 Secretary Helen Bragdon Alma Drabble Mary Reinhardt 1934 Grace Jarco Margaret Mather Abby Allen Marion Blake 1935 Patience Norman Alice Gregg Dorothea Hendricks 1971 M m ¥ Jk 1 ¥ f M ILTC ICOLI OFFICERS DEE MOINETTE WATSON, ' 33 President ELIZABETH MAHONEY, ' 33 ... Secretary VIRGINIA COOK, ' 35 MEMBERS 1933 Treasurer Susanna Bennett Marguerite Holbrook Rhoda Ann Powell Eleanor Blaney Lucy Horner Miriam Ramer Priscilla Boyd Janet Howell Margaret Rosenberg Ruth Byran Dorothy Johnson Grace Sherer Valeria Burgess Helen Long Marian Sykes Elizabeth Coy Marjorie MacDonald Teresa Tomole Madeleine Dubreuil Leone Maclean Jane Wallis Marjorie Ginsburg Laura Marden Elsa Wise Elizabeth Glynn Marjorie Mott Elizabeth Woodworth Jane Ferris Helen Nebolsine Susanna Wright Margaret Hamilton Helen O ' Brien Mary Louise Olmsted 1934 Katharine Yow Marjorie Ballou Grace Hamilton Marian Smith Elizabeth Colladay Anstice Kimball Charlotte Snyder Ellen Downes Madeleine Leonard Elizabeth Sticht Angelina Feo Edith Sidway Virginia Whitney Mary Feo 1935 Charmian Woodruff Nancy Allen Elizabeth Scott Carol Tidball Barbara Chesney Edith Thomas l933 Patricia Tilton 198] LATIN CLUB OFFICERS DORIS COOK, ' 33 President CATHERINE STEVENS, ' 34 MEMBERS 1933 Secretary and Treasurer Mary Brown Ruth Bryan Minnie De Chant Rosemary Gannon Mary Hulst 1934 Harriett McGarry Elizabeth McNamara Marjorie Mott Mary Reinhardt Jean Wilson Abby Allen Edith Bardwell Cecil Carnes 1935 Mary Case Lucille Hollander Kathleen Young Phyllis Ames Ida Belinkie Janet Mierau Nora Flahive Lucile Maples 199] LUBA CLUB OFFICERS DOROTHY O ' DONNELL , ' 34 ... President OLIVE HARRINGTON, 34 ... Vice-President KATHARINE BARRETT, ' 35 . Secretary Treasurer MAE ZAKSZEWSKI, ' 33 MEMBERS 1933 House of Representatives Virginia Bush Nellie Harrington Eleanor O ' Conner Jacquelin Griffiths Florence Henry Virginia Koerber 1934 Emily Sheffeld Bernadine Cooney Elizabeth Locke Mary Mathewson Dorothy Dewhurst Helen Lucey 1935 Julia Michno Gertrude Allen Henrietta Gray Nellie Prasol Burnese Carson Vestha Hoxie Janis Rappaport Jean Cary Mildred Koerber Jeanette Sears Margaret Dragon Antonia Krufka Katharyn Stubbs Nora Flahive Annette O ' Leary Alice Triouleyre Patricia Fuller Olive Oliver Elsa Parshley 1936 Ruth White Muriel Cameron Beth Lovering Ruth Richason Ruth Fleming Helen Newell Mary Ryan Joyce Harriman Elizabeth Petcen Alice Warner Helen Ibershoff Mary Powers Ruth Walz Mary Lewis June Yale l93f [2001 MATU CLUB OFFICERS NELLIE HARRINGTON, ' 33 . President VIVIAN BRANDSHAFT, ' 34 Secretary THERESA TONOLE, ' 35 Treasurer MAE ZAKSZEWSKI, ' 33 MEMBERS 1933 Historian Claudia Balson Edith Fatka Eleanora Hutchinson Sarah Terry 1934 Ruth Knight Ruth Mehlman Elisabeth Reed Louise Adams Margaret Clayland Bernadine Cooney Inez Hall Ellen Steele Mary Keller Laura Phillips Helen Richardson Olive Ross [2oi ; OLD LETTERS OFFICERS NANCY BOOTHBY, ' 33 President VIRGINIA LOWRIE, ' 33 MEMBERS 1933 Secretary Bernice Budgell Ann Chess Rosemary Gannon Rosamond Wheeler 1934 Eunice Kellogg Ruth Kimball Harriet Terry Hester Adams Martha Grice Mary Kenney 1935 Helen Kussin Louise Murphy Constance Thayer Eleanor Buchanan Alice Triouleyre 9$y [202] puiLosopuy OFFICERS EILEEN McGRATH, ' 33 President MARY THOMPSON, ' 33 Secretary EVELYN PATTERSON, ' 33 MEMBERS 1933 Treasurer Valeria Burgess Eleanor Perry Virginia Bush Peggy Pitman Margaret Martin Natalie Starr 1934 Miriam Ramer Marjorie Henger Sarah Stratton Alice MacRae Mary Louise Williams Eleanor Weinsteir HONORARY MEMBERS Mary Black Tabitha Petran 1933 s [203] OFFICERS ELEANOR SWAN, ' 33 JEAN JOHNSTON, ' 34 HARRIET WOODARD, ' 34 MARY MOODY, ' 34 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ruth Beardslee Frances Beck Mary Benjamin Dorothy Boyles Janet Cairns Frances Cobb Mary Dorion MEMBERS 1933 Edith Eustis Elinor Fosdick Ellen Gleason Nellie Harrington Marion Horn Barbara Howard Eleanora Hutchinson Dorothy Isaacs Ruth Knight Elisabeth Mathesius Elisabeth Reed Sarah Terry Teresa Tonole Ruth Wood Vivian Brandshaft Eleanor Ernst Ellen Foot Gwendolyn Grant Mary Hughes 1934 Florence Kelley Jane Kelsey Hester Mount Katherine Neuhaus Helen Rayner Sarah Stratton Harriet Thatcher Theo Thomas Emily Watson Carlotta Hammitt Elisabeth Howard Phyllis Marston 1935 Ruth Neely Mary Rodman Elizabeth Royon Ruth Weinstein Mary Weinstein 1933 [204] PsycucLocr OFFICERS PRISCILLA CAHILL ' 33 CAROLYN CARR ' 33 President Secretary Treasurer Viola Buell Janet Cairns Jean Campbell Eleanor Faison Louise Farnsworth Jean Farquhar Helen Fleming Marjorie Ballou Frances Blakeslee Elsie Elfring Madeleine Evans MEMBERS 1933 Lucile Harris Ruth Hausman Elizabeth Lee Margaret Martin Helen O ' Brien Eleanor Perry Peggy Pitman Miriam Ramer 1934 Sarah Fisher Lillian Giraitis Florence Heidelberger Eleanor Judson Julia Michno Natalie Robertson Suzanne Slocum Natalie Starr Laura Stolzenberg Eleanor Swan Louise Weimer Margery Winchell Winifred Mitchell Margaret Murnan Constance Potter Adele Smith [205] SOCIAL SCIENCE OFFICERS ANNA CARR, ' 33 President VIOLA BUELL, ' 33 Vice-President JANET CAIRNS, ' 33 Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS Jane Ailing Barbara Grimm Elizabeth Atlee Laura Hayward Margaret Baker Dorothy Isaacs Floretta Bernstein Jane Meyer Mary Byrne Mabel Potter Adele Dayton Mildred Ogden Elizabeth Ehlers Nancy Robb Jane Garrettson Margaret Roos Marion Groezinger Jane Sawyer Pearl Guttman Katherine Van Varick Jane Wilson [206] STUDIO CLUB OFFICERS DOROTHY VON ELM, ' 33 President ELIZABETH HOFFMAN, ' 34 MEMBERS 1933 Secretary Treasurer Ann Baker Elinor Levis Florence Blumenthal Elizabeth Lewis Elizabeth Bushnell Jeannette Manning Eleanor Egan Martha Morris Virginia Gilbert Jean Murdock Harriet Hansen Emily Sheffeld Elizabeth Halsey Susan Smith Mary Hulst Eleanor Thorn Margery Kaufmann Jennett Walker Mary Knox Katrina Van Hook 1934 Katherine Willauer Flora Best Charlotte Fitch 1935 Margaret Clark Felicite Dempster 2071 TELESCOPIIM OFFICERS KATHERINE FITZGERALD, ' 33 President LEILA FOSBURGH, 34 MEMBERS 1933 Secretary Treasurer Claudia Balson Mary Dorion Virginia Gilbert Lois Hawkins Jean Wilson 1934 Florence Henry Constance Houghton Leone Maclean Jane Wallis Louise Adams Dianne Brown Marian Drabble Ruth Dudley Angelina Feo Lois Sanborn 1935 Frances Lisle Helen Little Amy Mcintosh Olive Ross Lucy Russell Harriet Bissell Patricia Boyer Hazel Clare Marian Weaver Olive Hunt Jeanne Sargent Madeleine Tatton 2081 VOX CLUB OFFICERS PEGGY PITMAN, 1933 President MARY LINDEKE, 1933 MEMBERS 1933 Secretary-Treasurer Virginia Benjamin Virginia Gilbert Virginia Cathcr Pearl Guttman Margaret Conklin Anne Newton Dorothy Fransden 1934 Constance Walther Elizabeth Andrews Charlotte Fitch Elizabeth Brewer Elizabeth Fisher Elsie Elfring Sarah Westcott 1935 Harriet Kale Margaret Callanan Dorothy Houston Agnes Foss Margaret Wright Pauline Witty [209] WUX CLUB OFFICERS MARION GROEZINGER, ' 33 STELLA CHESS, ' 35 HELEN WOODHULL, ' 34 ANN CHESS, ' 33 MARJORIE COOK, ' 33 Helen Bissell Dorothy Ehleider Eleanor Faison Dorothy Frandsen Rosemary Gannon Ruth Gerson Barbara Grimm Marion Barnes Ruth Bellinger Marion Blake Lemma Boice Vivian Brandshaft Frances Brown Margaret Clayland Mary Coleman Margaret Corrigan Calie Berman Mary Bunce Margaret Clark MEMBERS 1933 Ruth Hausman Laura Haywood Marguerite Hendrickson Elizabeth Herridge Marion Horn Virginia Koerber Priscilla Kennaday Leona Kleban 1934 Eleanor Ernst Charlotte Fitch Lillian Giraitis Rosalind Grosberg Jane Henle Ruth Holiner Eleanor Judson Edith Katz Tybell Kasov Frances Keene Jane Kelsey Edith Kessler Helen Lambert Dorothy Lewis Vita Nathanson Ann Peirce 1935 Margaret Corson Fredelle Keyes Marjorie Egbert Frieda Lisker Anitra Freedman President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman Publicity Director Virginia Lowrie Bertha Perlstein Joan Ranson Florence Shaneberger Laura Stolzenberg Esther Sylvia Josephine Wertheim Laura Phillips Rosalind Sadoff Jean Schmolze Elizabeth Shumacher Madeline Tregaskis Sarah Westcott Cornelia Williamson Edith Woodcock Charmian Woodruff Janet Moss Jean Potter Anne Wertheim 1933 s [2101 Foreign Students Left to right: Soo-Tsing Yii, Evelyn Clark, Pauline Barbe, Giovanna Sodi, Daisy Mattei, Helen Nebolsine, Giovanna Borgese, Eunice Duthoit, Victoria Sacharjan, Lucianna Daveglia, Alexandra Meyendorff, Inge Haas. Other Foreign Students: Margaret Catty Tamare Dembo Charlotte Dusser de Barenne Dorothea Dusser de Barenne Frances Horsfall Elfrida Smith Lydia Staloff [2111 THISTLE I I r J w K)% « X a rk vASt T H ' ill $yX iii : ' 3 0j£ Bv h 1 § -« ftH BIST iWJfc A. O H. r t E Bcl ORANGEMEN •121 DIPLOMATS MB i I — ft 1 11 9! OMEGA THE LION ROARS ' 1933 s [213 [215] Athletic Association 193 2- 193 3 The year 1932-1933 has been a most successful one for the Athletic As- sociation, although it has been more of a normal and at home year than last year, when events like the opening of the New Athletic Fields and the Hockey game with the visiting Scotch team provided unusual excitement. A dance recital by Harold Kreutzberg under the auspices of the A. A. was the first large and unusual event after the present administration had been installed in the spring of 1932, and it proved immensely inspiring to the members of our Dance Group and to the general run of laymen. The annual Red Cross Life Saving Week took place as usual and ended up with a demonstration by the Yale Swimming Team which, true to form, packed the swimming pool with admiring feminine onlookers. The Freshman Reception assumed a place of importance this year as a special feature of the Freshman Day under the new Advisee system. Many more Freshmen appeared than formerly, and although rain forced the events to take place indoors, the program of a basketball game, fencing, swimming, badminton, and deck tennis, to say nothing of cider and doughnuts, set the Freshmen off to a flying start. The Alumnae Reception followed shortly in the fall, successfully taking place as scheduled in the open air. A grand march, led by a band, and games on all the new athletic fields gave the alumnae a chance to see the athletic side of the college in full swing. A Decadent Gym Class made its appearance this year among all the other various activities, prompted by the desire of certain students, especially those doing Special Honors, who began to be alarmed at the sedentary life that they were leading. A strenuous as well as sociable group met regularly, thus affording another proof that the gym habit is not thoroughly discarded as soon as the requirement is over. Posture Week was an attempt, by means of striking and amusing posters, signs and announcements to make the College posture-conscious. The Nickerson Cup was presented for the first time this year. It is the gift of Mrs. Peg Nickerson Osgood of the class of 1912, and is given in memory of her father, Mr. Henry Nickerson. It is to be awarded annually from now on, to the individual who by playing ability, sportsmanship and general atti- tude has contributed most to the basketball season. As for the rest of the activities of the traditional schedule, such as tourna- ments and field days, etc., they have progressed most smoothly. Life Guard has given demonstrations of fancy swimming, as for instance swimming with lights, diving, etc., at Smith and also in Springfield. Dance Group delighted an overflowing Students ' Building for two nights with their recital. And Outing Club was especially active in promoting trips to the cabins and interchanges of visits with outing clubs of other colleges. The A. A. can therefore point to a very full and interesting year despite the fact that it was one that called for economy in many lines. 12161 Athletic Association Board OFFICERS VIRGINIA WHITNEY JANE McWHINNEY ELINOR FOSDICK MARY BEST EDITH ALEXANDERSON President Vice-President Honorary Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Left to Right, Back Row Jean Miller Outing Club Chairman Ellen Foot . . Riding Representative Charlotte Fitch Track Representative Flora Best . Life Guard Representative Mary Josephine Kenney Marion Ellen Outerbridge Squash Rep. Margery Goldsmith . . Bowling Rep. Frances Beck Hockey Representative Elizabeth Willcox . Crew Representative A. House Representative Chairman Mary Best Elinor Fosdick Virginia Whitney Center Row Treasurer Jane McWhinney Honorary Vice-Pres. President Gertrude Olsen Edith Alexanders on Virginia Chalmers Swimming Representative Front Row Grace Bissell . Baseball Representative Frances Horsfall Edith Miller Basketball Rep. Janet Darling Nancy Boothby . Tennis Representative Dorothy Fosdick Other Members Elsa Dommerich . Publicity Manager Charlotte Righeimer Margaret Martin . Dance Group Chairman Margaret Woodbridge Charmian Woodruff . . Soccer Representative Vice-President Secretary Asst. Treasurer Badminton Rep. Press Board Rep. La Crosse Rep. Archery Rep. Fencing Rep. 12171 JEAN MILLER JANE BRIDGMAN ELEANOR TUCKER Elizabeth Friend Ellen Foot Sarah Fuller Jane Bridgman Jean Miller Dorothy Dewhurst Hope Rockwell Jeanette Sears Eleanor Jndson Outing Club OFFICERS MEMBERS Back row, left to right: Front Row Other Members Sarah Westcott President Treasurer Secretary Eleanor Tucker Anne Densmore Margaret Sussman Helen Barlow Mary Church Eleanor Bingham Frances Beck Elizabeth Nixon Eleanor Mackenzie 1933 s [21S] LaCrosse 1932 1933 Left to right, back row: Elinor Fosdick, Left Attack; Elisabeth Reed, Goal; Frances Beck, Cover Point; Alice Brown, 2nd Home; Helen Bragdon, 3rd Man; Jane Ferris, 3rd Home; Catherine Lewerth, Center; Janet Cobb, Point. Front row: Frances Cobb, Cover Point; Elisabeth Mathesius, Left Defense; Helen Nebolsine, Right Attack; Anne Pitts, Right Defense. 1934 Margaret Corrigan — 1st Home Janet Darling — 2nd Home Catharine Deacon — 3rd Home Virginia Whitney — Center Lucy Smith — 3rd Man Charmian Woodruff — Cover Point Anne Densmore — Point Dorothy Fosdick — Right Attack (Capt.) Juliet France — Right Defense Barbara Williamson — Left Attack Eleanor Ernst — Left Defense Virginia Lent — Goal 1935 Virginia Chalmers — 1st Home Honoria Wallis — 2nd Home Elisabeth Pratt — 3rd Man Barbara Hunt — Center Ruth Hessler — 3rd Man Charlotte Ullom — Cover Point Elizabeth Bowman — Point Edith Alexanderson — Right Attack Janet Creighton — Right Defense Elsa Dommerick — Left Attack Emmita Perry — Left Defense Marian Ewing — Goal 1933 s [219] RIDING DANCING 1933 s [2201 MARGARET MARTIN FLORENCE ARESON Dance Group President Vice-President Back row, left to right: Elizabeth Smith, Charlotte Fitch, Elizabeth Friend, Mary Reynolds, Margaret Martin, Florence Areson, Bee Rich, Charlotte Hoffman, Ruth Besson. Middle row: Eleanor Boone, Marjorie Hall, Stella Chess, Madge Salom on, Martha Morris, Elizabeth Sanborn. Front row: Margaret Bulmer, Elizabeth Hofmann. Other Members: Clara Carley Edna Greenberg Margaret Sample E. Jacqueline Sissa [22i; UC S Pins Left to right: Elinor Fosdick, ' 33, (awarded in 1932); Gertrude Olsen, ' 33, Helen Bragdon, ' 33, Virginia Whitney, ' 34, Catherine Lewerth, ' 33, (awarded in 1932); Dorothy Fosdick, ' 34. The S Pin is the highest award of the Athletic Associ- ation. This is an honorary award and is given annually to no more than six students who have proved themselves to be of unusually fine calibre, and who have consistently contributed their interest and effort to the promotion of Athletics. [222] All-Smith Blazers Left to right: Dorothy Fosdick, ' 34 Marjorie MacDonald, ' 33 Elinor Fosdick, ' 33 Also: Frances Cobb, ' 33 The All-Smith Blazer is awarded to those girls who have made at least three All-Smith teams during their college career. All Smith Hockey Left to right, back row: Eva Morrison, ' 33 3rd row: Carol Tidball, ' 35 Catharine Deacon, ' 34 2nd row: Katharine Wright, ' 35 Anne Densmore, ' 34 Edith Alexanderson, ' 35 1st row Marjorie Chittenden, ' 35 Kate Greene, ' 33 Dorothy Fosdick, ' 34 Judith Pigeon, ' 35 Elsa Dommerich, ' 35 [224] Class Hockey Teams 1934 Marjorie Spiegel Dorothy Fosdick (Capt.) Catharine Deacon Grace Bissell Anne Densmore Natalie Hoyt Mary Josephine Kenney Anne Cooksey Sidney Thomas Also Ruth Potter Janet Krogh 1933 Catherine Lewerth Kate Greene (Capt.) Frances Beck Ruth Wood Nancy Boothby Ruth Besson Elizabeth Schaffer Eva Morrison Edith Eustis Marian Barnuni Also Eileen McGrath 1935 Dorothy Spalding Virginia Chalmers Honoria Wallis (Capt.) Elizabeth Emlen Edith Alexanderson Marjorie Chittenden Elsa Dommerich Charlotte Ullom Judith Pigeon Katharine Wright Carol Tidball xu T5E Beatrice Marcy Elizabeth Proctor Mary Appleton Ethel Spencer Jane Wilson 1936 Anne Ogilby (Capt.) Phoebe Weed Elizabeth Zimmerman Emily Lincoln Joy Homer Also Janet Bulkley 225] All-Smith Soccer Back row left to right: Elisabeth Reed, ' 33, Jane Ferris, ' 33, Mary Talbot, ' 34 Center row: Frances Cobb, ' 33, Janet Cobb, ' 33, Alice Brown, ' 33 Front row: Elinor Fosdick, ' 33, Helen Bragdon, ' 33, Jean Babcock, ' 33, Charmian Woodruff, ' 34, Margaret Corrigan, ' 34 1226} Class Soccer Teams 1934 Back row, left to right: Mary Talbot, Eleanor Tucker, Mary Caroline Cole. Center row: Barbara Williamson, Jean Lam- bert, Gertrude Tukey, Elizabeth Hyde. Front row: Pauline Davenport, Charmian Woodruff (Capt.), Margaret Corrigan. Also: Eleanor Mackenzie. 1933 Back row, left to ri ght : Jane Ferris, Margaret Gordon. Center row: Frances Cobb, Elisabeth Reed, Janet Cobb, Alice Brown, Front row: Frances King, Helen Bragdon, Jean Babcock (Capt.), Betty Coy, Elinor Fosdick. 1 K ' H ' ■■ ' M m m K m 1936 Back row, left to right: Dorothea Dusser de Barenne, Elizabeth Jacobs. Center row: Sara Swan, Helen Brown, Mar- garet Wenk, Julia Wilhelmi. Front row: Mary Louise Whitney, Jane Mc- Kendree, Eleanor Gould (Capt), Emily Luch, Emily Pribe. 1935 Back row, left to right: Emily Myers, Cornelia Hawley, Jane Adams. Center row: Louise Partridge, Margaret Rus- sell (Capt.), Gretchen Rose. Front row: Margaret Bulmer, Barbara Hunt, Martha Terry, Janet Creighton, Constance Morrow. 1933 s All-Smith Basketball Team Back row left to right: Juliet France, ' 34, Frances Beck, ' 33, Mary Payson, ' 33, Honoria Wallis, ' 35, Marjorie MacDonald, ' 33 Front row: Elinor Fosdick, ' 33, Jeanette Lambert, ' 34, Edith Miller, ' 33, Dorothy Fosdick, ' 34 [2281 Class Basketball Teams 1934 Back row, left to right: Virginia Whitney, Forward ; Jeanette Lambert, Forward. Front row: Margaret Corrigan, Forward; Mary J. Kenney, Guard; Juliet France, Guard (Capt.) ; Barbara Williamson, Guard; Dorothy Fosdick, Side Center. Other members: Marjorie Spiegel, Center; Janet Pratt, Side Center. 1933 Back row, left to right: Catherine Lewerth, Forward ; Frances Beck, Guard ; Mary Payson, Center; Helen Bragdon, Side- Center. Front row: Alice Brown, Guard; Marjorie MacDonald, Guard; Edith Miller, Forward (Capt.); Elinor Fosdick, Side-Center; Lenore Hellman, Forward. 1936 Back row: Eleanor Gould, Forward; Mar Holt, Forward ; Charlotte Riggs, Guard ; Anne Ogilby, Forward. Front row: Mary Knoblauch, Side Center; Anne Reed, Guard ; Phoebe Weed, Side Center (Capt.); Lacey Smith, Center; Pris- cilla Smith, Guard. 1935 Back row, left to right: Nancy Kershaw. Center; Honoria Wallis, Forward; Emily Myers, Guard. Front row: Marjorie Chittenden, Forward; Edith Alexanderson, Side-Center; Elizabeth Gillett, Forward (Capt.) ; Katharine Wright, Side-Center; Margaret Bulmer, Guard; Barbara Hunt, Guard. 1933 s I 229 I All-Smith Swimming Team Back row left to right: Dorothea McEvoy, ' 3 4, Virginia Lent, ' 34, Marion Myers, ' 35, Sara Smith, ' 35 Front row: Mary Best, ' 35, Barbara Kiefer, ' 35, Flora Best, ' 34, Constance Dudley, ' 35, Josephine Bingham, ' 35 230] Class Swimming Teams n r + ( i Hit 1933 Left to right: Edith Greenleaf, Gertrude Olsen (Capt), Beatrice Colby, Jane Ferris. Other members: Elizabeth Orr. 1 I 1934 Back row, left to right: Margery Hodder, Betsy Wheeler, Virginia Lent, Edith Rogers, Gertrude Tukey. Front row: Marjorie Henger, Sarah Westcott, Jane Bowman, Flora Best (Capt.), Sally Stewart, Mary Cantlin, Dorothea McEvoy. ■■ 1935 Back row, left to right: Virginia Saxe, Frances Williams, Olive Hunt. Front row: Josephine Bingham, Barbara Kiefer, Mary Best (Capt.), Margaret Dragon, Marion Myers. Other members: Constance Dudley, Susan Raymond, Sara Smith. tit § 1936 Back row, left to right: Bertha Kelso, Mar- jorie Browning, Lucy Maxwell, Doris Foster. Front row: Priscilla Mackie, Sara Swan, Nancy Morris, Dorothy Rockwell (Capt.), Margaret Pierce, Phyllis Morley, Barbara Bartlett. Also: Kate Daniels, Katherine Roberts. StfiMtr. ■. TfTH -ji 2311 Life Guard Flora Best, ' 34, Captain Back row Left to right: Mary Cantlin, ' 34, Margery Hodder, ' 34, Dorothea McEvoy, ' 34, Gertrude Tukey, ' 34, Edith Rogers, ' 34 Second row: Olive Hunt, ' 35, Gertrude Olsen, ' 35, Barbara Kiefer, ' 35, Marjorie Henger, ' 34, Julie Chapman, ' 34, Jane Ferris, ' 33, Frances Williams, ' 35, Josephine Bingham, ' 35 Front row: Sally Stewart, ' 34, Edith Greenleaf, ' 33, Sarah Westcott, ' 34, Virginia Lent, ' 34. Flora Best, ' 34, Jane Bowman, ' 34, Mary Best, ' 35, Beatrice Colby, ' 33 Marion Myers, ' 35 Also Charmian Woodruff, ' 34, Susan Raymond, ' 35 -HjM i All-Smith Tennis Team Left to right: Nancy Boothby, ' 33, Evelyn Ames, ' 32, Margaret Woods, ' 32, Mary Cootes, ' 34 Class Tennis Teams 1932 Margaret Woods, Evelyn Ames, Ruth Adler, Harriette Barnard 1933 Nancy Boothby, Adele Koestler, Katrina Van Hook, Margery Kaufmann 1934 Mary Cootes, Jeanne Stanley, Jane Crary, Sidney Thomas 1935 Ruth Ferris, Phyllis Ames, Kate Payson, Margaret Wright 1233 All-Smith Crew 1932 Ellen Hess, ' 32 Dorothea Van Duyn, ' 34 Elizabeth Beale, ' 33 Mary Brown, ' 33 Margaret Wemple, ' 32 1933 s [234] Class Crews 1932 CREW Ellen Hess (Capt.) Margaret Lloyd Shirley Swift Dorothy Hagar Margaret Wemple Ruth West Mary Brown (Capt.) Jane Wilson Elizabeth Willcox Elizabeth Beale 1934 CREW Lucile Hudson (Capt.) Dorothea Van Duyn Margery Hodder Elizabeth Woodward Miriam Slack 1935 CREW Mary Neuman (Capt.) Ann Hagerman Elizabeth Brehm Ruth Doyle Jeanne Sargent 235 1 All-Smith Archery 1932 Left to Right: Laura Hayward, ' 33, Ann Pierce, ' 34, Mary-Frances Crosby, ' 32 1932 Martha Dickinson (Capt.) Mary-Frances Crosby Martha Colley 1934 Ann Pierce (Capt.) Elsie Barnhart Edith Bardwell Edith Woodcock (Sub.) 1933 Laura Hayward Charlotte Righeimer Una Peavey (Capt.) Mary Manley (Sub.) 1935 Phyllis Marston (Capt.) Katharine Jones Dorothy Spaulding 1933 s [236] 3371 [238] [2391 Dramatic Association Council HELEN BRAGDON, President Back row, left to right: MARY BENJAMIN, ' 33 NANCY ROBB, ' 33 EDITH CAMPBELL, ' 33 BEATRICE WELLS, ' 34 MARTHA MORRIS, ' 33 JINNET SEAVER, ' 33 LUCY WRIGHT, ' 33 HELEN BRAGDON, ' 33 EDITH EUSTIS, ' 33 ANNE PITTS, ' 33 Front row: Chairman of Properties Business Manager Chairman of Make-up Secretary Chairman of Costumes Chairman of Publicity Chairman of Scenery President Stage Manager Chairman of Lighting N. EILEEN McGRATH, ' 33 BERTHA PERLSTEIN, ' 33 Other Members: Dramaturgist Chairman of Music 1933 s Senior Dramatics Committee HELEN BRAGDON, Chairman Back row, left to right: MARY BENJAMIN LUCY WRIGHT FRANCES COBB JANET COBB BARBARA HOWARD ANNE PITTS DOROTHY FRANDSEN HELEN BRAGDON ELEANOR BINGHAM SARA HUBLER ELIZABETH SHAFFER Front row. Property Chairman Chairman of Scenery Publicity Manager Chairman of Programs Business Manager Chairman of Lighting Chairman of Make-up Chairman Assistant Chairman Chairman of Costumes Stage Manager 24 1 Dramatics 1932-33 Perched on the crest of the wave, we can survey the year ' s work in dramatics and say, It was gocd. The dramatics revival, beginning as it did in 1931, had gained sufficient impetus by the spring of ' 32 to ofier the college some particularly worthwhile evenings of entertainment. In the spring of ' 32 Workshop, under Mr. Eliot ' s direction, staged an evening of four one-acts hot from the pens of his budding play-writing geniuses. Among these, Game and Beast Motif were found, by some of the critics, to be of such a questionable nature that the talent of their authors was disputed. Perhaps their excitement was unwarranted ; brain-children, like real children, never ask to be born! The end of May brought with it a surprise in the form of the D. A. play — Bernard Shaw ' s ' ' Pygmalion — with a faculty-student cast. Mimi Ramer ' 33 and Mr. Orton starred together, with a startling and delightful effect. Mr. Larkin ' s portrayal of Alfred Doolittle was the artistic high-water mark of the performance, which as a whole was ragged because of the usual lack of time for preparation. In the fall D. A., reviving its time-honored custom of trying out potential candidates for director of the coming year, entrusted Charlotte Fitch ' 34, Natalie Hoyt ' 34, and Hester Mount ' 34 each with the direction of a play. They chose Will O ' the Wisp , ' The Old Lady Shows Her Medals , and The Pot of Broth , respectively, and put them en one night at the end of October. While all three plays showed at times the hand of a novice, the audience went away satisfied. D. A. itself felt it a creditable piece of work; and the Director, with her Council, found her problem of choosing a successor rather thrice in- tensified than solved, after this display of talent from the class of ' 34. Following this bit of recreation there was a short breathing spell, until Mr. Eliot produced Margaret Clugston ' s Finished , with the co-operation of the Workshop group. The choice of a realistic problem-play about a boarding school was felt by some to be poor (no play from which the fifth act can be painlessly extracted is really good). The excellence of the entire performance, however, with Harriet Kale ' 34 carrying the difficult lead with a skill revealing genuine talent, proved that no play must be perfect to succeed. Fearing that the college would think she had gone into a decline after her pristine fall effort, D. A. now raised the curtain on Balderston ' s Berkeley Square. Rehearsals had been quietly going on since October, in collaboration with the Amherst Masquers, some of them held in Studes and some at College Hall in Amherst. Under Mr. Curtis Canfield ' s able direction the play had shaped up with more finish than any of the previous offerings of the year. In addition it had greater unity because while none of the actors were out- standing, all were good. William Clark, Amherst ' 33, and Eleanor Jones, Smith ' 35, played the young lovers with a naivete which for a change, was convincing. Four performances were given: in Amherst on December 7 and 8; at Smith on December 13 and 14. On the morning follow ing its last appearance, Helen Bragdon ' 33 relinquished with relief the responsibilities of the year and chose as her successor Charlotte Fitch ' 34. A lasting contribution of this year ' s D. A. Council to the college is the new design on the asbestos curtain in Studes, for which credit is due Mr. Larkin as its creator and executor. Despite the variety of trials and tribulations which fall to the lot of those who would follow the delusive footlights, we who are now veterans in the fray still find the smell of grease-paint tantalizing and exotic, and confess that far from having had things otherwise, some of us shall even continue along the path of illusion and vicarious living in the dim but glorious future. [2421 PUBLICATIONS n ■ ©©©©0©©@ [243] Year Book Board ELIZABETH STURGES, Editor-in-Chief Back row, left to right: MIRIAM MACOMBER, JANE WALLIS MARGERY GOLDSMITH KATHARINE DOE . MARY LOUISE OLMSTED HARRIET ARNOLD GERTRUDE OLSEN ELISABETH REED ELIZABETH STURGES EUNICE JAMESON RUTH BEARDSLEE MARY DORION ELEANOR THORN SYLVIA WHITAKER JOANNE DISSETTE ELEANOR PERRY MARGARET SHERRARD Center row: Front row: Other Members. Snapshot Editor Faculty Editor Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant List Editor List Editor Picture Editor Business Manager Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Art Editor Athletic Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Senior Picture Editor Associate Editor Literary Editor 1 933 J44 I Weekly Board HELEN GELLER, ' 33, Editor-in-Chief Back row, left to right: ELIZABETH SCHUMACHER, 34 JANE BERRY, ' 34 ROSALIND GROSBERG, ' 34 ... Front row. JEAN FARQUHAR, ' 33 ROSEMARY GANNON, ' 33 HELEN GELLER, ' 33 ELEANOR ERNST, ' 34 JANE WILSON, ' 33 Circulation Manager Assistant Managing Editor Literary Staff News Editor Assistant Editor Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Other Members ' - MADELEINE BRENNAN, ' 34 MARY-RANDOLPH MATTESON, ' 34 ISABELLE PENDLETON, ' 33 Literary Staff Literary Staff Pictorial Editor :+51 Press Board OFFICERS ANNA CARR ROSAMOND WHEELER JANET DARLING JULIA PITT ELIZABETH CROFUT JEAN CAMPBELL President News Editor Assistant News Editor Business Manager Secretary Picture Editor Fifth row, left to right: Eleanor Katz, ' 34, Evelyn Patterson, ' 33, Winifred Fell, ' 35, Shirley D ' lugasch, ' 34, Elizabeth Lee, ' 35, Margaret Zimmer, ' 34, Ruth Manley, ' 34, Harriet Palmer, ' 34, Eleanor Freeman, ' 33. Fourth row: Madeline Chase, ' 35, Anne Huthsteiner, ' 35, Martha Lewis, ' 35, Frances Blakeslee, ' 34, Margaret Conklin, ' 33, Helen Montgomery, ' 33, Lemma Boice, ' 34, Mary Leake, ' 35, Bettie Sands, ' 35. Third row: Mary Cheatham, ' 33, Jean Miller, ' 33, Elizabeth Alsterland, ' 34, Laura Hayward, ' 33 Mary Moody, ' 34, Juliet France, ' 34, Katherine Van Buren, ' 34, Constance Kreimer, ' 33. Second row: Dorothy Loeb, ' 34, Laura Stolzenberg, ' 33, Justine Bailey, ' 33, Priscilla Parke, ' 34, Leila Fosburgh, ' 34, Doris Wechsler, ' 33, Elizabeth Shute, ' 34. First row : Julia Pitt, ' 34, Jean Schmolze, ' 34, Jean Campbell, ' 33, Anna Carr, ' 33, Rosamond Wheeler. ' 33, Alice Eckman, ' 34, Janet Darling, ' 34, Elizabeth Crofut, ' 34. Other Members: Elizabeth Andrews, ' 34, Margaret Beach, ' 33, Edith Fatka. ' 33, Anitra Freedman, ' 35, Rose Marie Harris, ' 33, Edith Pellow, ' 35, Frances Shapiro, ' 34, Harriet Zimmerman, ' 35 246] Kaleidoscope Board Katharine Jarman, ' 33, Editor-in-Chief Lemma Boice, ' 34, Business Manager Back row, left to right: Lemma Boice, ' 34, Emily Robinson, ' 33, Rose Marie Harris, ' 33. Front row: Ruth Hausman, ' 33, Mary Louise Williams, ' 34, Ellen Foot, ' 34, Bee Rich, ' 35. Other Member: Marion Horn, ' 33. Left college 1933 s 247 The Tatler Other Members: Miriam Ramer Cornelia Williamson [248] [2491 Illl 211 12501 [251] 1 r . 1 A «- , yk L « : H w mL 1 mm Symphony Orchestra MISS REBECCA WILDER HOLMES Director MR. WERNER JOSTEN Acting Director VIRGINIA CLARK Leader of First Violins ELSA PARSHLEY Leader of Second Violins ANNE PITTS Leader of Violas MARIAN ROBERTS Leader of Violincello MEMBERS First Violin Louise Jones Marian Roberts Mrs. Brandegee Mr. Meehan Bettie Sands Virginia Clark Dorothy Ott Dorothy Treml Miss Fletcher Elsa Parshley Virginia Gilman Natalie Robertson Bass Isadore Hatch Margaret Sussman Mr. Hilliker Dorothy Meigs Marian Weaver Mr. Parshley Julia Michno Susan Raymond Viola Flute Charlotte Righeimer Mrs. Bixler Jane Adams Betty White Miss Brownell Ann Wertheim Mr. Farrell Clarinet Second Violin Miss Gillern Mr. Ayres Ethelyn Aldrich Frank Natale Art Lastumbo Nancy Allen Anne Pitts Mr. Pattrell Madeleine Bickelhaupt Miss Craven Violincello Trumpet Anitra Freedman Jean Cross Mary Morse Mr. Heidner Miss deRonde Donald Wells Anita Hinckley Mr. Finney Charlotte Horman Bertha Kelso Tympani Lucile Horwitz Mary Frances Kimball Alice McElroy i i933 v [252] Glee Club KATHARINE YOW ANNA LACEY MARION ALLEN VIRGINIA BUSH FRANCES ROSSI UNA PEAVEY Left to right, Sixth row : J. Whitlock, ' 35 M. Leuthner, ' 34 M. Spiegel, ' 34 C. Norris, ' 35 J. Babcock, ' 33 E. Bowman, ' 35 C. Thayer, ' 34 E. Hazen, ' 35 J.Pitt, ' 34 C.Beckwith, ' 35 Fifth row : V. McClung, ' 35 D. Council, ' 33 P. Parke, ' 34 F. Keyes, ' 35 C.Myers, ' 35 Fourth row : E.Floyd, ' 33 M. Zimmer, ' 34 J. Cook, ' 35 M.Walton, ' 35 MEMBERS M. Morris, ' 33 M. Bulmer, ' 35 E. Dean, ' 35 B. Brock, ' 35 E.Clark, ' 35 C. Tidball, ' 35 Third row: M. Evans, ' 35 J. Lewis, ' 35 M. Johnson, ' 35 M. Hall, ' 35 M. Smith, ' 35 E White, ' 35 A. Huthsteiner, F.Rossi, ' 35 J. Staples, ' 35 M. Macomber Second row : M. La Rue, ' 35 M.Russell, ' 35 C. Hewitt, ' 35 J. Cross, ' 35 D.Ehleider, ' 33 J. Paret, ' 33 ' 35 ' 33 R. Whittemore, ' 34 V. Bush, ' 33 M. Palmer, ' 35 K. Korrady, ' 35 First row : V. Mealy, ' 34 M. Stockard, ' 35 M.Allen, ' 33 K Yow, ' 33 U. Peavey, ' 33 E.Floyd, ' 35 B. Burlingham, ' 34 M. Lord, ' 33 R. McDuff, ' 33 Other Members: M. Barrow s, ' 34 H. Blundon, ' 34 E. Brooks, ' 33 C. Curtis, ' 35 K. Doe, ' 34 E.Ernst, ' 34 E. Gamble, ' 33 G. Harrison, ' 33 Leader Manager Librarian Librarian Accompanist Treasurer E. Hofmann, ' 35 0. Hunt, ' 35 J. Kelsey, ' 34 C. Kreimer, ' 33 J. Krogh, ' 34 A. Lacey, ' 33 R. Lathrop, ' 35 J. Litman, ' 34 L. McCutcheon, ' 35 E. Newell, ' 35 1. Pendleton, ' 33 M. Pritchard, ' 35 E. Rappaport, ' 33 C. Rosenbaum, ' 35 D. Sawyer, ' 35 A. Scott, ' 34 M. Shepard, ' 35 R. Shurtleff, ' 35 M. Stevens, ' 35 M. Sussman, ' 34 M. Thompson, ' 35 M. Walbran, ' 34 H Woodard, ' 34 H. Woodhull, ' 34 C. Woodruff, ' 34 1933 [253] Senior Choir OFFICERS Back row, left to right: DOROTHY COUNCIL NELLIE HARRINGTON Front row, left to right: ELIZABETH FLOYD MIRIAM MACOMBER JEAN RUMSEY ELIZABETH BROOKS MEMBERS Marion Allen Carolyn Ashby Jean Babcock Ann Baker Margaret Baker Margaret Beach Ruth Beardslee Ruth Besson Eleanor Bohn Dorothy Boyles Elizabeth Brooks Virginia Bush Jean Campbell Elizabeth Carter Helen Chaddock Janet Cobb Helen Joanne Dissette Theresa Dodge Mary Dorion Dorothy Ehleider Mary Lee Evans Dorothy Frandsen Elizabeth Gamble Harriett Green Kate Greene Barbara Grimm Marion Groezinger Inge Haas Helen Harris Grace Harriscn Laura Hayward Margaret Hoover West Caroline Carolyn Hopkins Priscilla Kennaday Frances King Mary Knox Constance Kreimer nna Lacey Elizabeth Lee Margaret Lord Ruth Macduff Elizabeth McNamara Helen Malone Laura Marden Elisabeth Mathesius Martha Morris Helen Nebolsine Gertrude Olsen Young Katharine Librarian Librarian Assistant Leader Leader Secretary Accompanist Josephine Paret Una Peavey Isabelle Pendleton Anne Pitts Rhoda Ann Powell Gwendolen Ray Elisabeth Reed Mary Reinhardt Cora Ripley Margaret Roos Janet Shares Florence Shaneberger Susan Smith Marian Sykes Katrina Van Hook Louise Weimer Yow [254] Junior Choir OFFICERS Left to right: MADELEINE EVANS MARJORIE SPIEGEL JANE KELSEY AMY CARTER ELIZABETH CANTRIL Elizabeth Andrews Mary Barrows Annette Beals Eleanor Bingham Ethelwyn Boericke Barbara Burlingham Clara Carley Mary Case Ruth Cohn Bernardine Cooney Janet Darling Marian Drabble Eleanor Ernst Rosemary Finney Eleanor Fisher Charlotte Fitch Dorothy Fosdick Betty Hardenbergh Alison Hardy Olive Harrington Gertrude MEMBERS Anita Hinckley Ruth Holiner Natalie Hoyt Margaret Humm Mary Kenney Rachel Kent Janet Krogh Marion Leuthner Mary Lilley Frances Lisle Jeroma Litman Ida Mahan Margaret Martin Virginia Mealy Harriet Palmer Priscilla Parke Frances Philbrick Laura Phillips Julia Pitt Nathalie Powers Woodruff Margaret Assistant Leader Leader Secretary Librarian Accompanist Mary Robbins Olive Ross Lois Sanborn Jean Schmolze Amy Scott Emma Shute Miriam Slack Ellen Steel Catherine Stevens Edith Stiles Margaret Sussman Constance Thayer Madeline Tregaskis Eleanor Tucker Margaret Walbran Sarah Westcott Virginia Whitney Ruth Whittemore Helen Woodhull Charmian Woodruff Zimmer [255] Sophomore Choir OFFICERS ELEANOR CLARK ESTHER FLOYD ELISABETH HOWARD MURIEL BURR CAROL TIDBALL MARTHA JOHNSON Left to right: Librarian Assistant Leader Leader Secretary Librarian Accompanist MEMBERS Wilhelmina Allnut Phyllis Baker Katharine Barrett Corinne Beckwith Harriet Bissell Elizabeth Bowman Helen Boyer Barbara Brock Emily Bullock Margaret Bulmer Mary Bunce Ada Carter Margaret Clark Elizabeth Clymer Janet Cook Jean Cross Elizabeth Dean Evelyn Dean Caroline Dickey Elsa Dommerich Edith Duker Georg Marjorie Egbert Martha Fisher Elizabeth Flory Sarah Fuller Elizabeth Gamble Laura Gray Marjorie Hall Carlotta Hammitt Helen Hansen Louise Harris Elizabeth Hazen Cornelia Hewitt Dorothy Houston Katherine Hughes Olive Hunt Anne Huthsteiner Dorothy Jewett Harriet Keeney Fredelle Keyes Mary Kibbe Mary Kimball ie Williams Kath Katherine Korrady Elizabeth Kusterer Margaret LaDue Ruth Lathrop Mary Leake Janet Lewis Virginia McClung Lorraine McCutcheon Barbara McKelvey Betty Merz Kate Miller Elizabeth Newall Edith Norris Mary O ' Neil Catherine Otis Palmer Polk Potter Margaret Elizabeth Elizabeth Mary Pritchard Susan Raymond Mary Rodman arine Wright Susan Margaret Russell Dorothy-Ann Sawyer Catharine Saxe Florence Sheehan Marcia Shepard Ruth Shurtleff Elfrida Smith Marylyles Smith Annette Stahl Jenny Staples Mary Stephenson Marie-Louise Stockard Natalie Stuart Katharyn Stubbs Mary Walton Alice White E ' izabeth White Ruth White Elizabeth Whitney Jean Whitlock Margaret Wilcox Wyman [256] Freshman Choir OFFICERS Left to right: JANE McKENDREE PHYLLIS MORLEY JOSEPHINE METCALF HARRIET LINEN MARY SEELYE CAREY TATRO MEMBERS Ethelyn Aldrich Helen Allen Sarah Atherton Helen Balboni Dorothy Bellah Madeleine Bickelhaupt Jo Ann Billman Mary Brewster Helen Brown Virginia Brown Marjorie Browning Cloyce Campbell Louisa Church Emily Claflin Marian Clark Eleanor Cole Marjorie Craig Rachel Daltry Jane Wilson Mary Davis Lucy Denio Mary Louise Eldred Doris Foster Elinor Frantz Margaret Gleysteen Dorothy Green Elinor Griffenhagen Margaret Hannah Joyce Harriman Eleanor Harrison Katherine Hawley Marjorie Hewitt Joy Homer Emily Jones Louise Jones Margaret Jordan Ruth Kelley Anna Kiely Evelyn Langmuir Barbara Larkin Elizabeth Loring Rea Lowe Emily Luch Marilynn Martin Elizabeth McClelland Jean Mealy Sarah Miller Eleanor Moore Sophia Moore Mary Morse Barbara Moulton Harriet Naylor Margaret Neilson Helen Newell Lucile Norton Librarian Secretary Leader Assistant Leader Librarian Accompanist Kathryn Parke June Parker Leonora Parsons Elizabeth Proctor Felice Raabe Phyllis Reed Jean Reid Margaret Reilly Violett Robbins Charlotte Russell Frances Smith Mary Stearns Ruth Tyler Jane Wadsworth Suzanne Warriner Heloise Weber Eleanor White Julia Wilhemi Elizabeth Wood Harriet Worcester [257] Song Leaders 1933, MARY DORION College Song Leader 1934, CATHARINE DEACON — • - -kiuy? - - 1935, ELIZABETH WYMAN 1936, MARJORIE HEWITT 19 3f 2581 Junior Step Song Tune: Caprice Viennois, by Kreisler Words by Mary Dorion and Mary Elizabeth Powell Years have flown by, with their wealth of fun, Friendships true and dear, Time will go on and lives will change ' Till we again gather here. Seniors, to-night we must bid you farewell, Make our last pledges to you, And as we fill your place on these steps We pay you a tribute long due. While twilight deepens — it ' s time ' 32 To sing you our plaintive adieu. II. Together we ' ve shared our experience here It ' s molded our lives and our thoughts, And Seniors you ' ve set through our college career A standard we ' ll always revere. You ' ve passed on to us your strength and your calm, Your courage so cheerful and wise We ' ll have it in store when you ' re with us no more, As a worthy remembrance of you. We realize now that it ' s time ' 32 To sing you a plaintive adieu. III. To-night we await what the future will hold, For when you ' ve departed en masse, Conditions then will be turned upside down And you ' ll be the world ' s Freshman class. And we ' ll remain here in the place that you ' ve held, Striving to follow your path, Through the dim haze of the long winter days, Taking the leadership on. But now twilight deepens — it ' s time ' 32 To sing you our plaintive adieu. 1933 [2591 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. 260] [261] 2621 [2631 Smith College Primer or How to Get Through College in Ten Easy Lessons What is this fun-ny thing? This is a pic-ture. Of what is it a pic-ture? It is a pic-ture of — it is a pos-ture picture. What is a pos-ture pic-ture? It is a thing which gets A, B, C, or D, but u-su-al-ly D. II What is this ? This is a te-le-phone. What is the te-le-phone do-ing? It is ring-ing. Why is it ring-ing ? So that some-bo-dy will an-swer it. Who will an-swer it? No-bo-dy ! [2641 Ill What is this pret-ty place? This is Pa-ra-dise. What is Pa-ra-dise? Pa-ra-dise is a pond. Is that all? No. It is a pond with a path a-round it. What is the path for? The path is for walk-ing. Is that all? No. IV Is this man a foot-ball play-er? No, he is not a foot-ball play-er. What is he, then? He is a pro-fes-sor. What does he teach? He teach-es Chau-cer. What is Chau-cer? Well, let me see. Chau-cer is a com- bi-na-tion of me-di-e-val re-li-gi- on, and good di-sci-pline, and Og-den Nash. How fun-ny ! ! 2651 VI What is this wo-man do-ing? She is po-sing for Pi-cas-so. Oh! Did some-one pose for him? Well, may-be not Is this a col-lege buil-ding? No, this is a bank. What is a bank? It is a place that keeps mo-ney. Does it keep it well? I ' ll say it does! VII This looks fa-mi-li-ar. Is it more Pi- cas-so? No, this is Or-ton. Does he paint? No, he draws. Is this Or-ton ' s Seat-ed Wo-man ? No, this is Or-ton ' s E-las-ti-ci-ty of De-mand . [266] VIII What are these things? These are chimes. What are they do-ing? They are play-ing. What are they play-ing ? Peo-ple al-ways won-der. Are they pret-ty chimes ? They are not. Then why do they play? Are you ask-ing me? IX What kind of car is this? It is a Se-ni-or Car. What is the mat-ter with it? It has fal-len arch-es and a fal-len sto-mach. Why? Is it dys-pep-tic? No, it is pe-ri-pa-te-tic. This looks like a piece of pa-per rolled up It is a piece of sheep-skin rolled up. What is it for? It is to get out of col-lege with. Can ' t you get out of col-lege with-out it? Oh, yes. Then what is it for? It is to show that some-bo-dy with one, knows more than some-bo-dy with-out one. How can it? It can ' t. 1933 s [267] The Model League of Nations Sage Hall, March, 1933 ••• 12681 [269] The Editors of the 1933 Tear Boo wish to acknowledge their indebtedness to the following members of the college for their valuable assistance in the making of this boo . Miss Mary Ellen Chase Miss Edith N. Hill Mr. George P. Hyde Hester Adams Marie Lee Gaillard I 270] - . ' fc [271] [2721 KDMEmriSEMENT [273] Index to Advertisements Alice Brown ' s Sweetheart Tea House 7 Alsker 7 Angotti, V 5 Belles 7 Bridgman and Lyman 4 Butler and Ullman 5 Class of 1933 3 Class of 1934 6 Class of 1935 9 Class of 1936 11 Hood, H. P. Sons, Inc. 10 Hotel Northampton 10 Hovey, H. A. Co. Liddell, Wm. . Co., Inc. Martha Washington Hotel ... 7 Mary Marguerite Plymouth Drug Shop Sears Co , Henry G. Seville Tasty Shoppe 10 Thomas Co., Webster 8 Cotrell Leonard Tiffany and Co. Draper Garage Tooher, Jane Fleming ' s Boot Shop 10 White Studio 12 Goldwasser Woodworth [274] Tiffany Co. Jewelry Silverware Stationery Superior in Quality Moderate in Price Mail Inquiries Receive Prompt Attention Fifth Avenue 37 t - Street-New York 1933 s [i] JANE TOOHER SPORT CLOTHES School — ■ College ■ — ■ Camp GYMNASIUM GARMENTS Official Outfitter for SMITH COLLEGE 711 Boylston Street BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of Class of 1933 [3] Monthly Accounts Telephone Capitol 0930 H. A. HOVEY CO. 30, 32, 34, and 36 FANEUIL HALL MARKET, BOSTON Since 1822 Specialists in BUTTER from creameries selected for fine quality which make butter according to our ideas from the top grade pas- teurized cream of accredited tubercu- lin tested herds. Flavor, color, salt, body and package conform to the highest standards. 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