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1 JQ r r« ' v y.JS je : 9 • -' ■ iV M ■ .flEk aiw f V .-' .r . V. -:-S .-. ;- ■ . 8 'D .. • -.- v s;..v.. ■ .'v : : 'i ' S' V • ra -■••-••. ■' , r- J I .-life U“V.-vv I I R I ' v- j I I ■k¥T- iv - vs!.y$ $:; ; c £ -Tr-i' -••. V. JV- - • ,•- ■ . • V ! • V s. (ggs® tv: '-; ■'V :'f. _____________________ ______________— I i liris A 'At Titipu, in the presence of the Lord Chancellor, Lord Chief Justice, Attorney General, Secretary of State for the Home Department, Lord Mayor, and Groom of the Second Floor Front. Tmitbi College YEAR BOOL 1936 MARGARET WENK Editor'iti'Chicf RUTH PAUL Business Manager GLORIA HARRIS Art Editor KATHLEEN MARY TWOMBLY Photograph Editor PUBLISHED AND COPYRIGHTED CY HIE CLATX DE 1936 SMITH COLLEGE, NORTHAMPTON, MATT. To EDITH NAOMI HILL In whom we have seen daily the strength, humor, and loyalty implicit in the association of Alumnae. administration Bow. bow. ye lower middle classes! Bow. how. ye tradesmen, bow ye inassei? Blow the trumpets, bang the brasses! Tantantara! Zing! Boom! [13] WILLIAM ALLAN NI ILM N I 1 THE BCAEC Cf TCIJSTEET Back Kow: FRANK CHANNING SMITH. JR., A.B., LL.B...................................Worcester ALAN CHESTER VALENTINE. M.A.. LL.D...............................Rochester. N. Y. Second Row: FREDERIC MARSHALL JONES, A.B.. S.B....................................Springfield GEORGE STANLEY STEVENSON. AM......................................Hartford. Conn. HARRIET CHALMERS FORD, B.L.......................................... Northampton (Vice-President) ALTA SMITH CORBETT. A.B...........................................Portland. Ore. DOROTHY DOUGLAS ZINSSER. A.B..........................Great Neck. N. Y. KENDALL EMERSON. M.D.. M A..............................................New York First Row: JOHN ELLIOTT OLDHAM. A M...................................................boston ELIZABETH CUTTER MORROW, B.L.. L.H.D., LL.D. . . Ondc x od N I MRS. NE1LSON....................................... v. , (Hostess) ' Northampton WILLIAM ALLAN NEILSON, Ph.D.. LL.D,, L.H.D Litt D . (President) ' ' UW U- ' Northampton ALICE WRIGHT TEAGLE. A.B........................... r. , , _ ARCHIBALD VICTOR GALBRAITH, A.B ' Uevc,and MIRIAM T1TCOMB. B.L................................' Easthampton Cincinnati, O. Other Members: ADA I.OUISE COMSTOCK. A M.. Litt.D.. LL.D I H D ANN ETTA I. CLARK. A.B., A.M. . . ' ' ' Cambridge (Secretary to the President and of the Board of Trustees) ' ' ' Northampton ADMINISTRATIVE CTEICECS William Allan Nbilson Ph.D.. LL.D.. L.H.D., Lict.D. President Marjorie Hope Nicolson Ph D., Litt.D. Dean Jov Secor AM. Registrar Laura Woolsey Lord Scales B.L., L.H.D. Warden Anna Mann Richardson M.D. College Physician George Palmer Hyde A.B.. LL.B. Treasurer Elsie Preston Leonard B.A. Purchasing Agent Ruth W- Crawford _ A.M. • A . I RCfCSSCCS EMERITI MARY AUGUSTA JORDAN. A M.. L.H.D. JOHN EVERETT BRADY. Ph D. ANNA ALICE CUTLER. Ph D. JULIA HARWOOD CAVERNO. A M. HARRIET REDFIELD COBB. A M. WILLIAM FRANCIS GANONG. Ph D., LL.D. ELIZABETH DEERINC HANSCOM. Ph D. ALFRED VANCE CHURCHILL. A M FRANK ALLAN WATERMAN. Ph D. ERNST HEINRICH MENSEL. Ph D., Litc.D. RUTH GOULDING WOOD. Ph D. [20] THE PACULTy Everf.tt Kimball, Ph.D. Professor of Government and Director of the Smith College School for Social Work Florence Alden Gracc, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language mid Literature William Allan Neilson Ph D.. LL.D., Litt.D. President and Professor of English Language and Literature Sidney Norton Deane. Ph.D. Professor of Greek on the L. Clark See lye Foundation and Curator of the Museum of Classical Antiquities Carl Frederick Aucustus Lance, Ph.D. Professor of German Language and Literature Louise Delpit Contours Ccrtificat Lcttrcs, O.A. Professor of French Language and Literature on the Helen and Laura Shedd Foundation John C. Hildt, Ph.D. Professor of History on the Sydenham CFar Parsons Foundation Richard Ashley Rice, A.M. Professor of English Language and Literature Rebecca Wilder Holmes Professor of Music on the Henry Dike Sleeper Foundation H. Edward Wells Ph.D. (Leipzig) Professor of Chemistry on the Gates Foundation Amy Louise Barbour. Ph.D. Professor of Greek Language and Literature on the John M. Greene Foundation Suzan Rose Benedict, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Mary Belle McElwain, Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature Arthur Ware Locke, A.M. Professor of Music William Dodce Gray, Ph.D. Professor of History Esther Lowenthal. Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology on the Robert A. Woods Foundation Edna Aston Shearer, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy Frank Hamilton Hankins, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology on the Mary Huggins Gamble Foundation Samuel Ralph Harlow, Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature Paul Robert Lieder, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Osmond T. Robert. B. es L. Officicr dc L' Instruction Publiquc Professor of French Language and Literature William Aylott Orton M.A. (Cantab.), M.SC., (Lond.) Professor of Economics and Sociology Howard Rollin Patch Ph.D., LittD. Professor of English Language and Literature Wilson Townsend Moog, Mus.B. Professor of Music Robert Withincton, Ph.D. Oflicicr dc L Instruction Publiquc Professor of English Language and Literature William Sentman Taylor. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Howard Madison Parsmley. Sc.D. Professor of Zoology Esther Cloudman Dunn Ph D. (Lond.) Professor of English Language and Literature Werner Josten Professor of Music Kurt Koffka, Ph.D. (Berlin) Professor of Psychology Seth Wakeman, Ph.D. Professor of Education and Director of the Smith College Day School and y ursery School Anna Mann Richardson. M.D. College Physician Marcaret Rooke. M.A. (Oxon) Professor of Italian Language and Literature Frances Grace Smith. Ph.D. Professor of Botany Arthur Taber Jones, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Emii.y Ledyard Shields. Ph.D. Professor of Latin Language and Literature and Dean of the Class of 1937 Abbie Mabel O'Keefe, M.D. Director of Medical Service Eleanor Shipley Duckett M.A. (Cantab.), Ph.D., D.Litc. (Lond.) Professor of Latin Language and Literature Jessie Yereance Cann, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Josef Wif.hr, Ph.D. Professor of German Language and Literature Sidney Raymond Packard, Ph.D. Professor of History Aline de Villelb Brevet Supericur Professor of French Language and Literature Clarence Kennedy. Ph.D. Professor of Art Mary Ellf.n Chase. Ph.D.. Litt.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Elliott Mansfield Grant, Ph.D., Professor of French Language and Literature Makjorii: Hope Nicolson Ph D.. Litt.D. Dean and Professor of English Language and Literature o i the Mary Auguste Jordan Foundation Harold Underwood Faulkner PhD. Professor of History Myra Melissa Sampson. Ph.D. Professor of Zoology Jere Abbott, B.S. Director of the Smith College Museum of Art Vera Lee Brown, Ph.D. Professor of History Mabel Garrison, A.B. Diploma (Peabody Conservatory) Professor of Music Merle Eugene Curti, Ph.D. Professor of History Vincent Guilloton Agrcgc dc I. Universit Professor of French Language and Literature Howard Aucustus Meyerhopf Ph.D. Professor of Geology and Geography Oliver Waterman Larkin, A.M. Professor of Art Courtlandt Van Winkle, Ph.D. Professor of English Language and Literature Lkland Hall. A.M. Professor of Music HASS Kohn. D.Jur. (Prague) Professor of History G. Antonio Borcf.se Ph.D. (Florence) Professor of Italian and Comparative Literature A. Burns Chalmers A.B.. B.D. Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature and Religions Director Caroline Brown Bourland, Ph.D. Professor of Spanish Language and Literature David Camp Rogers Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Mary Dunham AM. Librarian [28] ©THEE? MEMBERS ©E THE FACULTY Aida Agnes Heine, A M. Associate Professor of Geology and Geography Mary Delia Lewis. A.M. Associate Professor of English Language and Literature F. Warren Wright, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Latin Language and Literature. Susan Miller Rambo, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics Grace Hazard Conk ling, B.L., A.M. Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Marcaret Brackenbury Crook, B.A. (Lond.) Associate Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature Mary Merrow Cook, B.S. Dean of the Class of 1936 Helen Ash hurst Choate, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Botany and Dean of the Class of 1938 Lizbeth R. Laughton, A.B. Associate Pro essor of Spoken English Alice M. Holden, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Government 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 Elizabeth Faith Genunc, M.S. Associate Professor of Bacteriology Helene Cattanes Docteur de L'Univcrsite dc Paris Associate Professor of French Language and Literature Rene Guiet, A.M., Lie. is L. Associate Professor of French Language and Literature Cary Franklin Jacob, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Spoken English Kate Ries Koch, A.M., M.L.D. Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture Yvonne Imbault-Huart Bi'Admissihilitc Agrigation, 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 Dorothy Sears Ainsworth, Ph.D. Associate Pro essor of Hygiene and Physical Education Miguel Zapata y Torris, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Mary Lilias Richardson, A.M. Associate Professor of Latin Language and Literature Marcaret Wooster Cum, Ph.D. Associate Pro essor of Psychology Anne B. G. Hart, M.A. Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Alphons P. A. Vorenkamp, Ph.D. (Leyden) Associate Professor of Art Brewer Goddard Whitemore. A.M. Associate Professor of Government Anna Adele Chbnot, A.M. Associate Professor of French Langiuxge and Literature Gladys Amelia Anslow, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics Louise Marie Bourcoin, Lie. Es L. Associate Professor of French Language and Literature Lucy Lord Barrancon, A.M. Associate Professor of Art Mary Evelyn Clarke, Ph.D. (Lond.) Associate Professor of Philosophy Lura Oak, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education and Principal of the Smith College pursery School Joy Secor, A.M. Registrar Solon Robinson Associate Professor of Music Leona Christine Gabel, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Madeleine Guilloton, Lie. Es L., A.M. Associate Pro essor of French Language and Literature C. Pauline Burt, Ph.D. Associate Pro essor of Chemistry Marthe Sturm Lie. Es L.. Diplome D'Etudcs Supcricures Associate Pro essor of Psychology [29] Elizabeth Maud Collins. Ed.M. Associate Professor of Education and Principal of the Smith College Day School Walter Carl Barnes. B.A.. (Oxon.) At tooate Professor of History Howard Bicker. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology John Masson Smith, Ph.D. Attooale Professor of French Language and Literature Margaret Gal e Scott. A.M. Associate Professor of History Vera A. Sickfls. A.M. Asiociate Professor of Spoken English Edith Bi rni.tt. B.S. Associate Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education Agnes Carr Vaughan. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Greek Language and Literature Dorothy Carolin Bacon. Ph.D. Aitooate Professor of Economics and Sociology Uno Hi lmi.r Helgesson. M.D. Associate Physician Mary Jane Garber. A.M. Attooale Professor of Spoken English Newton Arvin. A.B. Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Anacleta Candida Vezzetti Diploma Sup-rriorc Di Magistcro (Turin) Associate Professor of Italian Language and Literature Francis T. S. Powell Associate Professor of Spoken English Sara BaciieAViig, M.S. Associate Professor of Botany Margaret Hill Peoples. Ph.D. Attooale Professor of French Language and Literature Ann Elizabeth Mensel. A.M. Assooale Professor of German Language and Literature Ruth Lee Kennedy. Ph.D. Astooale Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Gladys Eugenia Bryson. Ph D. Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology Neal Henry McCoy. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics Marine Leland. Ph.D. .Associate Professor of French Language and Literature Robert Frank Collins, A.M. Asiociate Professor of Geology and Geography Gilbert Ross Associate Professor of Music Ivan TiMorEEvrrcH Gorokhoee Assistant Professor of Choral Music Robert M. Dewey. A.M. Assistant Professor of Spoken English and Secretary of the Faculty H. Louisa Billings, A.M. Assistant Professor of Physics Gertrude Goss Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education Raymond Putman Assistant Professor of Music Doris Silbert, A.M. Assistant Professor of Music Ruth Elizabeth Younc. A.M. Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature Wayne Ever Manninc, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Botany 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 1939 James Jerome Gibson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology Ruth W. Crawford. A.M. Director of Admission Dorothy Day, Ph D. Assistant Professor of Botany Maitland de Gorgoza Assistant Professor of Art Ernest Chari es Driver, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Zoology William Beaumont Scatchard Mus B.. B.S. Assistant Professor of Music Cyrus Flint Stimson. Jr., A.M. Assistant Professor of Art Marcaret Alexander Marsh. A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology Karl Scott Putnam, B.S.A. Assistant Professor of Architecture Helen M. Deane, A.B., B.S., M.D. Assistant Physician Dorothy Wolff Douclas. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology [30] Fritz Karl Eugen Heider, Ph.D. (Gras) Assuiant Professor of Education Katherine Gee Horn beak, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature Vincent M. Scramuzza, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History Marjorie Williams. A.M. Assistant Professor of Astronomy Nora May Mohler, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physics Jean Strachan Wilson, Ph.D. (Lond.) Assistant Professor of History Hanna Fay Faterson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology Marietta Emma Detti Diploma Instituto Superiors Di Migistero (Florence) Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature Ross Lee Finney, A.B. Assistant Professor of Music Anita Ford Packard, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature Katherine P. Redinc, A.M., Doc. dc la Univcrsidad dc Madrid Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Harrietts Overton Aull, A.M. Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education Gilbert Haven Ayres, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Joaquin Casalduf.ro, Ph.D. (Madrid) Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Paul Gerald Graham, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of German Language and Literature Elinor Van Dorn Smith, A.M. Assistant Professor of Bacteriology Jeanne Seigneur Guibt, Brevet Superieur, A.M. Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature Caroline Ella Heminway, A.M. Assistant Professor of Geology and Geography Melva Elizabeth Lind, A.B., Lie. Es L., Doctcur dc L'Univcrsite dc Paris Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature Benjamin Martin Shaub, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geology and Geography Charles Jarvis Hill, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature James Frederic Koehler. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physics Bianca del Vecchio. Diploma di Magistcro (Naples) Assistant Professor of Music Orro Frederick Kraushaar, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy Matthias Fred Schmitz, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of German Language and Literature Marion Lavinia De Ronde, A.B. Assistant Professor of Music Michele F. Cantarella, A.M. Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature Elisabeth Koffka, Ph.D. (Giessen) Assistant Professor of History Elsa Margareeta Siipola. A.M. Assistant Professor of Psychology Lois Tripp Slocum. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Astronomy George Olds Cooper, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Botany Virginia Corwin, A.B.. B.D. Assistant Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature Florence Marie Ryder, B.S. Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education Margaret Kemp, A.M. Assistant Professor of Botany Herbert Harold Vreeland, Jr., A.M. Assistant Professor of Education Elizabeth Graham Frame, M.A. (Dalhousic) Instructor in Zoology Lois E. TeWinkel, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Zoology Dorothy May Anderson Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture Mildred Louise Boie, M.A. Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature Deane Montgomery. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Kf.nneth Wayne Sherk. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry [31} WILLIAM FM «UK STISESPaiSC. PhJD. Assistant Professor of Religion and Biblical I tt + Y tftlTC Eleanor Jack Gibson. A.M. Instructor w Psychology Hi i da Johnson Rees. A.M. Instructor in Psychology Anne Gamxil. A.M. Instructor in French Language and Literature Helen Much sic. A.M. Instructor in English Language and Literature Richard Howell Post. B.S. ml me tor in Zoology A. Jeanne Sali.ii.. Diplomc D'Etudes Su pericuro. Concours Ccrtificat Lcttrcs Instructor in French Language and Literature Margaret Storks. Ph.D. Instructor m Philosophy Edna Rees Williams. A.M. Instructor in English Language and Literature Frances Bennett Becker. A.M. Instructor in Economics and Sociology Margaret Denny, A.M. instructor m English Language and Literature Prudence Wright Wali.is, A.B. Imtmetor in Hygiene and Physical Education Thomas At raldo Riley, A.B. (mimetor in German Language and Literature Helen Stobbe, A.M. Instructor m Geology and Geography Helen Whitcomb Randall, A.M. instructor in English Language and Literature Esther Carpenter. Ph.D. instructor in Zoology Paul Hekle, Ph.D. instructor in Philosophy Evelyn F. Jennings. B.S. Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Paul Lambert Richards, A.M. instructor in Italian Language and Literature Elizabeth Anne Murphy, A.B. Instructor in French Language and Literature Marjorie Porritt Nield. A.M. Vocational Secretary Janet Ward O’Louchun, B.S. instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Frances Emma Pierce. A.B. Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Rachel Elizabeth Spinney, A.B., C.P.H Instructor in Hygiene Dorothy Elizabeth Dunning, M.S. Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Ruth Elizabeth Hill. A.M. Instructor in English Language and Literature Helen Hulbert BlaCUE, A.B. Instructor in Music Miriam MacDonald Campbell. A.B., C.P.H. Instructor in Hygiene Kincsley Davis, A.M, Instructor in Economics and Sociology Elizabeth Sanders Hobbs, Sc.D. Instructor in Zoology Eleanor Terry Lincoln, A.M. Instructor in English Language and Literature Elisabeth Mayer Instructor in German Language and Literature Marshall Schalk, A.M. Instructor in Geology and Geography Helen Hines Geisincer, A.M. Instructor in Ba’.eriology Priscilla Paine, A.B. Instructor in Art Gertrude Parker Smith, A.B. Instructor in Music Ellen Adair, A.M. Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Jane Louise Chidsey, Ph.D. Instructor in Zoology Charles P. Hagan, Ph.D. Instructor in Government Myra Louise Johnson, Ph.D. Instructor in Zoology F. Elizabeth Ludlum, A.B. Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education Margaret Mace, A.B. Instructor in Geology and Geography Vera Shlakman, M.A. (McGill) Instructor in Economics and Sociology I.ura Shaffner Teeter, A.M. Instructor in Philosophy [32] ELLEN MAY ACH. 74$ St. Mark's Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y. ETHELYN ARLENE ALDRICH. 9 Linden Avenue, Greenfield, Mass. IVRIA ADLERBLUM. 99 Central Park West. New York City. DOROTHY CHRISTINE ALLEN. 1 5 Crest Acres, Summit. N. J. HELEN AKERS. 32 Conger Avenue. Akron, Ohio. HELEN STEARNS ALLEN. 42 Plainfield Street. Waban, Mass. MARY deWOLF ALBRO, 1 1 Hancock Street, Fitchburg, Mass. ALICE ELLEN ANDERSSON. 3600 Crescent Avenue, Dallas, Tex. f?4l JANE ATHERTON. 425 Riverside Drive. New York City. [35] HELEN ELIZABETH BALBONI, 429 High Street, Clinton, Mass. SARAH SAWYER ATHERTON, Harvard, Mass. GLADIS BARBER. 12 East 93rd Street, New York City. SARAH VANDERLIP ATWOOD 65 Observatory Circle, Washington, D. C. RUTH MARION BARLOW, 157 Main Street, Ainhcrst, Mass. ROMAYNE BRENNEMAN BARNER. 407 Des Moines Street, Webster City, Iowa. MYRA LOUISE AVRICK, 26 Altamont Court, Morristown, N. J. r ■ RUTH BARNES. Salem. Conn. LUCILE ELIZABETH BEEGHLY, Boardman Road, Youngstown. Ohio. MARY BLACKISTON BEERS. 131 East 62nd Street, New York City. BARBARA GUNNING BARRETT. Hamilton Avenue, Watertown, Conn. HARRIET LEVY BATH. 609 Avondale Avenue, Houston, Tex. SELMA BELAVAL. 6 Bclaval Street, Santurcc, Puerto Rico. I DOROTHY CLARK BELLAH. 214 In wood Avenue. Upper Montclair, N. J MARGARET ELIZABETH BEVERLEY. 2505 13th Street, Northwest. Washington. D. C. LORETTA ROMANA BELMONT. 601 Anthony Street. Fall River. Mass. MADELEINE MARY BICKELHAUPT. 1633 Genesee Street, Utica. N. Y. ELEANOR ADELE BERDON. 2017 Glcnwood Road, Brooklyn. N. Y. JUNE BETTS. 117 South Park Avenue, Hinsdale. 111. FRANCES SYLVIA BLOOME. 24 Lawler Street, Holyoke. Mass. MARY TAPP BIRD. 10 Kenwood Road. Tenafly, N. J. MARJORIE GLORIA BROWNING. 299 Riverside Drive. New York City. MURIEL ANNE CAMERON. 34 Chestnut Street, Wakefield. Mass. JANET ROGERS BULKLBY, 900 Nicollet Avenue. Minneapolis, Minn. CLOYCE COOLEY CAMPBELL. 36 High Street. Northampton, Mass. FAITH REYNOLDS BUMSTEAD. Bccswold , New Brunswick, N. J. LOUISE JOHNSON CAMPBELL, Academy Hill, Watertown, Conn. CLAIRE C. BYRNE, 604 East Twenty-fourth Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. ELIZABETH CARLISLE. 47 Acorn Street, Malden, Mass. ELIZABETH ELLSWORTH CARSON. M2 East Eighteenth Street. New York City. JEAN ELEANOR CHEETHAM Williamson. N. Y LOIS CATE. 130 Temple Street, West Newton, Mass BEATRICE TORRY CHESTERMAN South Chatham. Mass EDITH MARTIN CECIL. S10 Marshall Street. Houston. Tex. ETTIE LEN TOY CHIN 108 Mechanic Street Worcester. Mass MARY LEE CHASE. 18 Church Street. St. Johnshury, Vt. LOUISA'JANE CHURCH 1245 South Grand Avenue. Pasadena, Cal. EMILY RUSSELL CLAFLIN, 5840 Ovcrbrook Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. RUTH HELEN ANN COHEN. 82 Grant Street, Burlington. Vt. MARION KELSEY CLARK, 1864 Allandale Avenue, East Cleveland, Ohio. MARY VATKINSON COLE, 133 Bellevue Avenue. Upper Montclair, N. J. KATHRYN ELIZABETH COLEMAN. 35 Kew Gardens Road. Kew Gardens, N. Y. MARY ELIZABETH CLEVELAND, 90 Prospect Street. Portland, Me. MARGARET MARY CONNERS, 18 Prospect Avenue, Greenfield, Mass. MARGARET JEAN CLARKSON. 1316 Murray Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. [41] BARBARA CURTIN, 175 West Main Street. New Britain. Conn. FLAVIA CORRAL. 212 East Ross Avenue, Tampa. Florida. PATRICIA DABNEY. 128 Institution Avenue. Newton Center, Mass. ELIZABETH PEARCE COUZENS, 11 Amberson Avenue, Yonkers. N. Y. GERTRUDE ROYNAUD DALE, 26 Fisher Place. Trenton, N. J. MARY FRANCES CUNNINGHAM. 1026 West Main, Waxahachic. Tex. RACHEL ELIZABETH DALTRY, 136 High Street, Middletown, Conn. LESLEY CORBETT. 01600 Greenwood Road. Portland. Ore. KATE LOUISE DANIELS. Mount Tabor. N. J. DOROTHY VAN SICI.EN DAYTON. 218-10 Fortieth Avenue. Bayside. Long Inland. ELIZABETH VALENTINE DAVIS. Storrs, Conn. ELIZABETH CHURCHILL DEARBORN. 26 Willington Street, Springfield, Mass. HARRIET FRANCES DAVIS. 114 Sutton Manor, New Rochelle, N. Y. JEANNE GRIFFITHS DcBOW, 107 Third Avenue, Bradley Beach. N. J. MARY WARRINGTON DAVIS. Petersham, Mass. MILDRED BARBARA DIAMOND. 14 Hewitt Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. MARJORIE HUGHES DOLBEN. 15 Lakcview Road. Winchester. Mass ELIZABETH MARY DICKINSON. Lunenburg, Mass. DONNA HELEN DICKINSON. 4248 Dupont Avenue South, Minneapolis. Minn. DORCAS AGNES DIXON. North Rochester, N. H. JANE HINTON DOWNEY. 5717 Rockhill Road. Kansas City. Mo. MARGARET IMEI.DA DONAVAN, Main Street. Thomaston, Conn. ELIZABETH CONANT DOWNE. 390 Yale Avenue, New Haven, Conn. KATHLEEN JOSEPHINE DOLAN. 74 Congress Street, Fitchburg. Mass. MARIAN DRAPER. Wayland, Maw. EDITH MEYER EHLERS. 209 South Mountain Avenue, Montclair, N. J. CECILE BAUSMAN DUNLAP, Lititz Pike, Lancaster, Pa. MARJORIE JEANNETTE EHNI. 47-20 162nd Street. Flushing, N. Y. DOROTHEA REBECCA DUSSER de BARENNE, 245 East Rock Road, New Haven, Conn. MARY LOUISE ELDRED, 35 Pleasant Street. Utica, N. Y. ALICE ECKSTEIN, 391 Blucker Street. New York City. RUTH EMILY ELDRED. Crystal Lake, 111. {45] EDITH CLARA ERLENMEYER. Albertstrassc 4, Stuttgart, Germany. ROSALIE FIELD. 6007 Windermere Road. Seattle. Wash. SICOURNEY ESTY. IS Dana Street, Amherst. Mass. HORTENSE HAZEL FINKELSTEIN, 1412 Chcncvcrt Street. Houston, Tex. KATHLEEN EVANS. Waverly, Pa. MARY ADELAIDE FISHER. 2456 West Twenty-fourth Street, Minneapolis, Minn. [46] ELIZABETH CREENHALGH EVERSMAN. 2262 Collingwood Avenue. Toledo, Ohio. ELEANOR PHOEBE FLORY, 2265 Stillman Road. Cleveland, Ohio. JULIA WANNING FRICK. 275 North Latches Lane, Mcrion, Pa. JANE GEHRING. 284 Ocean Avenue. Portland, Me. ELINOR GERTRUDE FRANTZ. 3616 Watson Road. Indianapolis, Ind. ELISE VALERIE GETTIER. 2943 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. ALICE-LOU1SE FORBES, 25 Palmer Avenue, Swampscott. Mass. HERMINE BARBARA GEHRING, 18111 Clifton Road. Lakewood, Ohio. ELISE FRANK. 149 Kenyon Street, Hartford. Conn. DORIS BURT FOSTER. 30 Walnut Street, Crafton, Pittsburgh, Pa. [47] REBECCA GIFFORD. 65 William Street. Pittsfield. Mass- MARY ZELMA GLEASON 421 West Preston Street Hartford, Conn BARBARA GILMORE. Box M3. West Brookfield. Mass. MARGARET GLEYSTEEN, 201 Greenwood Avenue. Jenkintown, Pa. MARGARET FRANCES GILMORE. 305 North Street. Lexington, III. CAROLYN LEHMAN GOLDBERG. 1008 Gloria Avenue, Durham, N. C. HELEN GORDON. 81 Van Burcn Avenue. Wc« Hartford. Conn. ELINOR JANE GRIFFENHAGEN. 56 East Elm Street, Chicago, III. ELIZABETH PLATT GOSS, 42 Grove Hill, New Britain, Conn. MARIAN MIRA GROSBERG, 1101 Union Street. Schenectady, N. Y. ELEANOR JAFFRAY GOULD. 156 East Sixty-fourth Street, New York City. ESTHER BEARSE GRULEE. 2705 Colfax Street, Evanston, 111. FRANCES CLARISSA GRAVES. 888 West Ferry Street, Buffalo. N. Y. ELIZABETH GERALDINE HAGGARD. 31 Linwold Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. JANE HARRINGTON. 82 Claremont Avenue. Maplewood. N. J. HELEN CHARLET HANSEN. 2234 Asbury Avenue. Evanston. III. HARRIET FRANCES HARDY. 105 Upper Mountain Avenue. Montclair, N. J. MARGARET ELSPETH HANNAH 41 Wootton Road, Essex Falls, N. J. GLORIA HARR 314 West Eighty-second Strc New York C: ELIZABETH CLAVERIE HAMBURGER. 18 Ruskin Street, West Roxbury, Mass. HELEN HANCOCK. 202 Summit Avenue. Syracuse. N. Y. ELIZABETH LOUISE HALL. 213 West Washington Street, Shelbyv illc. Ind. ELEANOR MABYN HARRISON. Sandwich. Mass. VIRGINIA HELM. Old Oaks. Wayzata, Minn. EMMA ELIZABETH HARTOG. 400 West 119th Street. New York City. MILDRED RUTH HENRICH. West Norwalk Avenue, Darien, Conn. MADALINE HARTWELL, 1938 Wood Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colo. MARJORIE FINLAY HEWITT, 40 South Mountain Avenue, Montclair, N. J. KATHERINE JAQUETH HAWLEY, 493 Edgewood Avenue, New Haven, Conn. JANE LOUISE HIEMENZ, 2959 Milton Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. [511 a—— HELEN HINDS, 161 Grove Road. South Orange. N. )■ MIRIAM HOLLERAN 1712 North Second Street Clinton. Iowa LOIS MARIE HIRSCHEY. 860 State Street, Carthage, N. Y. MARY ALLEN HOLMES, 4 Lynacrcs, Fayetteville, N. Y. ELIZABETH ELAINE HOLIHAN, 30 Morton Street, Andover, Mass. MARY SHEPPARD HOLT. S6 Bowdoin Street, Portland, Me. VIRGINIA MURRAY HOPKINS. 1261 Madison Avenue, New York City. EDNA LYNTON HUBBARD. 4818 Keswick Road. Baltimore, Md. LELLA ELIZABETH HOPWOOD, 2301 Newton Avenue, South, Minneapolis, Minn. HELEN LEAH HUREWITZ. 445 Elmora Avenue, Eliiabeth, N. J. LUCILLE JANICE HORVITZ, 242 Rounds Street, New Bedford, Mass. KATHERINE JANE HUSBAND. 321 Lake Street, Manistique, Mich. DERFLA COVEI.L HOWES. Hilbrook, State Line, Mass. HELEN WEBER IBERSHOFF. 45 Prospect Street, Northampton, Mass. [53] f£7-TC LOUISE FENGER JONES. 25 Lyme Road. Hanover, N. H. MILDRED FLETCHER JONES. 33 Mulberry Street. Springfield, Mass. FLORENCE KATZ. 545 West End Avenue, New York City. EDITH MILA JURKA. Bedford Road. Chappaqua, N. Y. TERESA JANE KATZ. 325 West End Avenue, New York City. NAIDENA ROSELLEN KALINOFF, 712 South Second Street, Stillwater, Minn. DOROTHY ADELLE KASHMAN. 57 Morningside Road, Worcester, Mass. MARY LOUISA JULIER, Chappaqua, N. Y. [55] , ,.. .y w - rifirB | f rrrft i RUTH BERNICE KELLEY, 14 Reservoir Avenue. Jersey City. N. J. MARY REBECCA KILE. 412 Second Street. Davis, Cal. MARY JOSEPHINE KNOBLAUCH. 1717 James Avenue South. Minneapolis. Minn. BARBARA McCABE LARKIN 4705 South Fremont Minneapolis. Minn MARIANNE ELIZABETH KOCH, 303 Lexington Avenue. New York City. ELIZABETH LASHLY 20 Windermere Place St. Louis, Mo HARRIET LOUISE LANG. 5640 Swiss Avenue, Dallas. Tex. MARY ANN LEAHY. 276 North Heights. Youngstown, Ohio EVELYN LANGMUIR. 105 Dana Place, Englewood, N. J. CLERMONT HUGER LEE. 527 East 44th Street, Savannah, Ga. [57] ELEANOR DUNHAM LEITH. Charming Road. Dedham, Mass. HARRIET TUTHILL LINEN. Waverly, Pa. JULIET ADELINE LEVENTHAL. 616 Park Road. Wc« Hartford, Conn. CATHERINE ANNETTE LIPPINCOTT 104 Laurel Street, Lee, Mass. MARY LEWIS. 55 Bclviderc Avenue. Holyoke, Mass. ROSE AUDREY LONG. -11 Callender Street, Dorchester, Mass. LORRAINE GLADYS LOVENSTEIN, Savannah Hotel, Savannah, Ga. MARGARET FREEMAN LUMBARD. 17 Lenox Avenue, White Plains. N. Y. BETH ANN LOVERING, 2S3 Prospect Street, Northampton, Mass. LAURA FRANCES LYMAN, 606 West 122nd Street, New York City. MARJORIE MARY LUCEY. 82 Westfield Road, Holyoke, Mass. EMILY LENORE LUCH, 737 Seventh Avenue, Bethlehem, Pa. DOROTHEA MacGREGOR, 312 Fremont Avenue, Bay City, Mich. Cummings Street, Billerica, Mass. ELIZABETH JUST1NA LOR1NG, (59] ELIZABETH PERSONS McBRIDE. 12 Porter Road, Naval Academy. Annapolis. Md. EULA VIRGINIA MeGAHEY. 52 Southwood Road. Birmingham, Ala. GEORGIA DUNCAN McCAGUE. 5111 hard Street. Omaha. Neb. GRACE BIDDLE McILVAINE. 157 Winthrop Place, Elizabeth, N. J. NANCY McCLURE. 8 Gifford Street. Tuckahoc. N. Y. MARY'BELLE MeINTYRE, 785 Fillmore Street. Denver, Colo. MARY DICKSON MacFARQUHAR. 281 Westfield Avenue, Elizabeth. N. J. JANE McKENDREE. 162 East 81st Street, New York City. (60} PRISCILLA MACKIE. 207 Pleasant Street, Marlboro. Mass. ELEANOR BEATRICE MARCY. 140 Sargent Street, Newton, Mass. ELIZABETH BALL McKINNEY. % E. J. Snow, Mahwab, N. J. MARILYNN NATALIE MARTIN. Hudson View Gardens, New York City. MARY SHAW McLEAN. 1059 Pontiac Street, Denver. Colo. CHARITY ADELINE MASON, 479 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. KATHERINE McNEILL, 1425 T Street. N.W. Washington, D. C. JANET IRENE MATHEWSON. 316 Ogden Street, New Haven, Conn. WUlWlMi I MARTHA JANE METZGER. 523 Tacoma Building. Tacoma. Wash. LUCY COGSWELL MAXWELL. Port Clyde, Me. ALICE ELIZABETH MIDDDLEBROOK, 927 Bcancr Avenue, York, Neb. ELSIE CORA MATTIS. 900 West Park Avenue. Champagne. III. JEAN MEALY. 7 Prospect Street, Attleboro, Mass. JANET FISHER MILLER. 213 Kemble Road, Guilford. Baltimore, Md. JOSEPHINE BARLOW METCALF. 1 28 Sherman Street. Denver. Colo. CYNTHIA JANE MITCHELL. 1120 West 16th Street. Bedford. Ind. DORIS ELAINE MONTGOMERY 64 Grand Avenue, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. NANCY NISBET MORRIS, 20 Pershing Road. Amsterdam, N. Y. SOPHIA MOORE. 12S Edgewood Road, Ardmore, Pa. ANN MORRISON. 215 West 83rd Street, New York City. GWENDOLYN MORGAN, Morgan Ranch, Blue Rapids, Kans. CAROLYN TUCKER MORSE. 40 Princeton Avenue, Princeton, N. J. PHYLLIS MORLEY, Hobart Avenue, Short Hills. N. J. ELINOR ALICE MOSES. 2S18 Broadway, Great Bend, Kans. [63] 55T7? GERTRUDE HARRIET MOUNT. 21 Plymouth Street. Montclair, N. J. MARGARET LOUISE NASH. 10 Lawson Road, Winchester, Mass. DOROTHY PROVENCE MULLINS. 39 Claremont Avenue, New York City. HARRIET MARIE NAYLOR, Sudbrook Lane, Pikesville, Md. ELEANOR FRANCES MURPHY. 776 East 34th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. BARBARA CRIST NEAL. 367 Union Street. Springfield, Mass. BEATRICE ROSLYN NAIR, 34 Mason Drive, New Britain, Conn. ROSALIND NELSON. 1815 Avenue I, Brooklyn, N. Y. HELEN SHEPARD NEWELL. 209 Crescent Street, Northampton, Mass. MARGARET AGNES NIETSCHE. 71 River Street. Boston, Mass. DOROTHY RUTH PALMER. 66 Melrose Drive, New Rochelle, N. Y. ANNE PAGE OG1LBY. 23 Monmouth Street, Brookline, Mass. MYRA ROSE PALMER. 941 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. DOROTHY W1LHELM1NA OTT, 17 Indian Hill Road, Winnetka, 111. 1622 Peabody, Memphis, Tenn. JANE FRANCES LORD O'BRIAN, 256 North Street, Buffalo, N. Y. IRMA CORRINE OTTENHEIMER, KATHRYN EMMA PARKE. 8 West Street, Fairport, N. Y. RUTH PAUL. 45 47'—172nd Street, Flushing. N. Y. MARGARET MOSLER PEARCE. 593 Park Avenue, West Orange, N. J. LEONORA H1NSDILL PARSONS. 21 East 66th Street, New York City. BARBARA PEASE. 2636 SAV. Talbot Road. Portland, Ore. ANNE BALDWIN PATRICK. 64 Putnam Street, West Newton. Mass. BARBARA JANE PEIRCE. 1424 Bccchwood Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pa. MARY CILDERSLEEVE PARKE. 60S Susquehanna Avenue, West Pittston, Pa. DEBORAH PERKINS. 57 Faycrweathcr Street. Cambridge. Mass. ELIZABETH CORSE POLLOCK. 516 15th Street, South, Fargo. North Dakota. ELIZABETH PETCEN, Pine Grove R.F.D. No. 1., Northampton, Mass. FRANCES WHARTON POOR. 40 Mitchell Air. Flushing, N. Y. MARGARET ELIZABETH PLANTE. 15 Keith Street, Springfield, Mass. JEAN PRINCE. 145 Highland Avenue, Middletown, N. Y. RITA BARBARA PETTENGILL. Pond Street, Georgetown, Mass. MARY ELLEN POWERS. 15 Winter Street, Northampton, Mass. ELIZABETH BOWDEN PROCTOR, 250 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. FELICE RAABE West Copakc, N. Y ALIDA ANNE PYE. 149 South Roxbury Drive, Beverly Hills, Cal. EUGENIE RATTERMAN Redway and Dakota Avenue Avondale, Cincinnati. O MARTHA ELIZABETH PYEATT. 818 Vine Street. Denver, Colo. CATHERINE ELISE RECKNAGEL, 45 Willow Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. RUTH HELEN QUIMBY. 55 Baker Street, Keene, N. H. ANNE LORING REED 5245 Cleveland Avenue, NAV. Washington, D. C PHYLLIS REED. 309 Stafford Road. Fall River. Mass. JEANNE AUDREY RICHARD. 194 Ames Avenue, Leonia, N. J. DORIS LOUISE RICHARDSON. 155 Brooksidc Avenue, Ridgewood. N. J. JEAN ETHEL REID. Averill Park, N. Y. RUTH MAY RICHASON, 41 Maynard Road, Northampton, Mass. CAROLINE ROBERTS. 328 Warwick Road. Kenilworth, III. MARGARET COX REILLY. 55 North Pine Avenue, Albany. N. Y. JEAN REESE. 40 Berkley Place. Buffalo. N. Y. KATHERINE WING ROBERTS. 92 Prospect Avenue. Glovcrsvillc, N. Y. MARTHA ELIZABETH RONALD. Wells, N. Y. ANNE NATALIE ROBERTSON. Elmhurst Boulevard, Scranton, Pa. PRISCILLA ROSE. 64 Kenwood Avenue, Worcester, Mass. DOROTHY CONVERSE ROCKWELL. 606 West 122nd Street, New York City. LORENA CUNNINGHAM ROWE. 15 Undercliff Road, Montclair, N. J. MARY VAN DUSEN ROGERS. 1914 La Salle Avenue. Minneapolis, Minn. CAROL ISABEL RUE 911 Park Ave New York ( BARBARA RUSSELL. 216 Ridgewood Avenue. Glen Ridge. N. J. ISABELLE SCHL1VEK. 262 Central Park We , New York City. MARY CECILIA RYAN. 77 Warner Street, Northampton, Mass. MARY BARROWS SEELYE. 66 William Street, Worcester, Mass. ELIZABETH JOYCE SANDERS. Mahtomedi, Minn. HELEN STEPHENS SEIFFERT. 1628—Uth Avenue, Moline, 111. SUSANNE SANDERS. 89 Wyoming Avenue East, Melrose, Mass. BARBARA LEE SHELLEY, 88 Pine Street. Wallingford, Conn. ■ «- . SUZANNE SIBLEY, 750 Whittier Boulevard, Growc Point. Mich. ALICE BLANCHE SICKLES. 59 Ingraham Place, Newark, N. J. JEAN ANNE SHERMAN, 29 Banckcr Street. Albany. N. Y. MARY BARBARA SIGDA, 515 Beech Street, Holyoke, Mass. JANICE WINTRODE SHERWOOD, • 87 Linden Avenue, York. Pa. KATHERINE FRANCES SISISKY, 1077 Enfield Street. Thoinpsonvillc, Conn. JANE O’CONNOR SK1LES. 749 Summit Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. GERTRUDE SLOMAN, 88 Broadview Avenue, New Rochelle, N. Y. DORIS MIRIAM SMITH. 139 East Elmwood Place, Minneapolis, Minn. HARRIET BEATRICE SMITH, 65 Academy Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. LACEY STUART SMITH, 2633 S.W. Vista Avenue, Portland, Ore. JANE GILLESPIE SNYDER, 219 Christopher Street, Montclair, N. J. JANET FULLER SMITH. 1000 Park Avenue, New York City. ELLA JANE SPELLMAN, 427 College Avenue, Lincoln, 111. JO ANN MORGAN SMITH. 715 Standish Avenue, Westfield, N. J. HELEN BRADLEY SMITH. Box 906, Providence, R. I. t_ MTRE Street. tinxviUc. M; tlM C' iK M aKv MARY BRADF 7 Edison Avemu Rrr'vid '- R - °Kri STEVEKSON . ..ioo Street, 9l River. 'NAatss- «£?. s-k s-re LUC1LI.E STOL1.HR. 1 I 7 Carpenter Avenue. Crestwood. - Y. FRANCES MINERVA STEPHENS. 1 1OO NVc t Main Street. Mononj ahcla. Pa. ('ORKELlA sAUn dERs St. STOTT. Crocus Hill. Paul. Mi nn. FRANCES MAE STEUDLE. 6946 Kingsbury BouF St. Lou 5. Mo. evard, SARA ELIZABETH SWAN, 628 West Church Street. Elmira. N. Y. 1741 LOUISE SWARTCHILD. Shorcland Hotel. Chicago, III. MARIANA HEYWARD TAYLOR. 408 Rosemary Street, Chapel Hill. N. C. CAREY ELIZABETH TATRO. 15 Miles Street, Millbury, Mass. JOAN HEAD THOMAS. 24 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. BETTIE SINCLAIR TAYLOR. 1512 Fourth Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. MADELEINE TRITCH THOMAS, 110 Hancock Street. Findlay, Ohio. [7S] MABEL WATERS THUSTON. 4230 Ninth Court, South. Birmingham, Ala. KATHLEEN MARY TWOMBLY, • Harvey Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt. EVELYN GEORGE TOTMAN. 808 Sunset Road, Winnetka, 111. RUTH HOWE TYLER. 24 Park Avenue, Wakefield, Mass. EVELYN MARIE VAN DYK, 515 North 7th Street. Paterson, N. I. VIRGINIA MUNSON WALLIS. 402 Alameda Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. RUTH JESSIE WALZ. 7 Chapman Avenue, Easthampton, Mass. EVELYN TREAT VOORHEES, 22 Marshall Street, Hartford, Conn. ELIZABETH STUART WARDWELL. Chappaqua, N. Y. LUCY BABCOCK WALKER, 710 S.E. 2nd Street, Evansville, Ind. ALICE JOSEPHINE WARNER. 209 North Main Street, Florence, Mass. RUTH VAWTER. 5920 Cuming, Omaha, Neb. SUZANNE LOUISE WARR1NER. 280 Ridgewood Avenue. Glen Ridge. N. J. MARJORIE BONTECOU WEBB. Clifton Springs. N. H. ELIZABETH WATERS. 79 Ledyard Road, West Hartford. Conn. HELOISE LITCHFIELD WEBER. 158 North Walnut Street, East Orange, N. J. KATHERINE ANNE WATTERS, 24 Axford Road, White Plains, N. Y. ATOSSA FROST WELLES. 118 South Pine Avenue, Albany, N. Y. JANE STETTINER WESSEL. 317 West S9th Street. New York City. ELIZABETH HOLMES WHITEHEAD. 401 South 3rd Street, Wilmington, N. C. JEAN BARTLETT WHEELER. 25 Park Avenue. Wakefield. Mass. MARY LOUISE WHITNEY. 19 Kingsland Terrace, Burlington, Vt. FRANCES CRANDALL WHEELOCK, 170 North Oraton Parkway, East Orange, N. J. MARGARET HUNTINGTON WHITTEM, 11 Clement Circle, Cambridge, Mass. ELEANOR SPANGLER KIEFFER WHITE. 1004 The Terrace, Hagerstown. Md. JANICE WICK, 47 Illinois Avenue, Youngstown. Ohio. MARY JANE WILD. Pcep-o'Day Park. Loveland. Colo. MARY JANE WILSON. 6-? Bungalow Avenue, Fairfield, Conn. MARJORIE BERNADINE WILENCHEK. 26 North River Boulevard, St. Paul. Minn. ANNE ELIZABETH WINEBERG, 930 Maple Avenue. Evan«on, 111. JULIA ISABELLE WILHELMI. 54 Kent Road, Duluth, Minn. PATRICIA MARGARET WINEBERG 930 Maple Avenue Evanston, 111 JESSIE LUCILLE WILSON. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. ELIZABETH WOOD 68 Beechmont Street Worcester, Mass MARY EDNA WOOD. 201 Christopher Street. Montclair. N. J. AVIS ELIZABETH WORCESTER. 585 West End Avenue. New York City. HARRIET LORING WORCESTER. 5 Seminary Place. New Brunswick. N. J. VIRGINIA LAW WRIGHT. 4220 Sunnydalc Boulevard, Erie, Pa. [Slj Jn ifUntnrtam Margaret Maynard Hart rCCHEC MEMBERS ©E TEE 1 4ic DP 1936 ANN ABERNETHV MARY PHILLIPS APPLETON SHIRLEY ALICE ARNOFF MARGARET ATTWOOD NANCY AUDETTE ANNE BARNARD BARBARA BARTLETT ALICE STOCKTON BATTEN FR1TZI MARIE BAUMAN ANNE VAN DUZER BERDELL JO ANN BILLMAN HELEN ANTOINETTE BIRCH JENNIE MARGARET BOGDAN HARRIET ELIZABETH BOLTON OLGA BEATRICE BONDY JEAN ALICE BOOTH MARY ELIZABETH BRANTLEY ELIZABETH BALFOUR BRIGGS LILIAN ADELINE BROCH ALICE WOLCOTT BROWN GLADYS CILLOTT DROWN MARIA INES CABANELLAS CRACE VIRGINIA CARROLL KATHERINE WENTWORTH CHAMBERLIN MARY LABAREE CHANDLER ELIZABETH JANE CHAPMAN MARY AGNES CHURCH ANNE BLAIR CLARK ELINOR COLE ELIZABETH HOWLAND COOKMAN NANCY DUNBAR CORBUSIER MARGERY PATTERSON CRAIG ELIZABETH CREIGHTON ROSE MARGARET DELLES LUCY ELLIOT DEN 10 GRISELDA MARIE DERINGER EMILY BLANCH ELSAS ADELE EMERSON KATHERINE HONE EMMET SHIRLEY ADAMS FISHER DOROTHY IDA FITZMAURICE RUTH ELIZABETH FLEMING MINNA VIRGINIA FLYNN DORIS BURT FOSTER ETHEL JANE FOULKE CECILE ETHEL FREEMAN LOIS HUSTON FRISSELL ELIZABETH REES FURBECK CAROLYN GAY MARY ELIZABETH GILBERT CONSTANCE GLAZIER DOROTHY HEWSON GREEN EDITH ALICE GUYTON MARY ADELE HALSEY HELEN RACHEL HAMILTON MARJORIE RUTH HANSON JOYCE GARDA HARRIMAN MARY EMILY HARRSEN MARGARET MAYNARD HART JOSEPHINE TENNEY HOLBROOK DEBORAH ROSS HOLMES MARGARET AUSTEN HOLMC3 FRANCES ELLIOT HOTALING ELLEN DENCH HOWES MARGARET MARY HOYT MARY LOUISE HUTCHINSON HARRIET GOFF JACKSON BETTY DAVIES JARRETT GERTRUDE ROSETTA JONES MARGARET NICHOLSON JORDAN JULIETTE-ALIENNE KALISKI RUTH CAROLYN KAUFMAN LAURA MOELLER KAUTZ PATRICIA LEE KENNEDY VIRGINIA BARTON KIMBALL [84] BEULAH FELICIA KRAMER MARTHA IRETON LANCASHIRE ELIZABETH LAUFMAN DORIS AUGUSTA LEIN DECKER ELIZABETH MAY LINDABURY REA BERNICE LOWE ELIZABETH HOLMAN MCCLELLAND JOAN McDAVITT MARY JOAN McDEVITT RUTH TURNER MANNING BLANCHE BUTLER MARSHALL HORTENSE MARY MILLER SARAH KATHERINE MILLER ELEANOR MOORE ELIZABETH VALERIE MOORE JANE ELIZABETH MORGENS CONSTANCE MARY MORSE ELIZABETH BOOTH MORSE MARY STEARNS MORSE BARBARA MOULTON MARY FRANCE THERESA MURPHY MARGARET NEILSON MARJORIE LOUISE NILES LUCILE NORTON FRANCES MARIA PARKE JUNE PARKER ISABELLE HECKSCHER PERRIN MADELYN HYDE PHILLIPS CATHERINE GILLETTE PIPER DEBORAH ALLEN PLUMMER PATRICIA POGUE EMILY ELIZABETH PRIBE OLIVE ANNA PRIOR ELSA JANE QUINN MARY HAVENS RAMSDELL DOROTHY REINHART CHARLOTTE CLARK HOPE RIGGS VIOLETT ROBBINS ELISABETH HORMEL RUDD CHARLOTTE FRANCE RUSSELL EMMA MARGARET RUSSELL LUCY STRIPLING RYAN HELEN RUTH SAPIR MARGARET LYON SCHEURER RUTH ADELINE SHARRETT ALETHIA BRANDFORD SHELDON ALICE GERTRUDE SHELDON RUTH I.AVERNIA SHELDON MARY ELIZABETH SHERMAN JANE SIMMONS KATHLEEN BLACKBURN SIMS FRANCES BURRILL SMITH PRISCILLA BARKLEY SMITH HELEN SONN DOROTHY SHERWIN SOUZA MARJORY WARE SPINDLE SUZANNE STEVENS ALICE HENDERSON STRONG MARCIA JEAN TAYLOR HELEN ELIZABETH THATCHER MARIAN HEALD THOMAS FRANCES CAROLYN TOWNE MARY EVELYN TOWNSEND DOROTHY ALICE UNDERHILL RUTH LOUISE WADLEIGH JANE WADSWORTH CILLA DOROTHEA WATKINS CHOLE LOUISE WATSON PHOEBE ANDREW WEED LAURA HELEN WERNER VIRGINIA WHELAN JANE WILSON EDNA FRANCES WINES MARY VIRGINIA WOODWARD MARGARET GARRIGUE WRIGHT JUNE YALE DOROTHY GRACE ZECHL1N PEARL FRANCES ZELERMYER ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN SYLVIA ZUBOW [85] CLASS OFFICERS MARY ADELE HALSEY MARGARET NEILSON LEONORA PARSONS -PHOEBE WEED Ollier Officers EVELYN VOORHEES -HELEN ALLEN PHOEBE FLORY MARJORIE HEWITT RUTH QUIMBY ' President ' Secretary Vice-President Treasurer ' Member of Judicial Board Representative to Student Council ' ' ' ' Historian ' ' ' - Song Leader ' ' ' Ass’t. Song Leader cJ. Is it weakness of intellect, birdie?'' 1 cried. Or a rather tough worm in your little in-side? With a shafy of his poor little head he replied. Oh. willow, titwillow, titwillow! FRESHMAN YEAR Wc entered some years and months ago, 477 bashful young potatoes believing in free will and freedom, faced unwittingly with adjustment. Other classes faced with adjustment have submitted or revolted dramatically, but a subtle control of the dramatic let the Class of '36 take root of its own accord before rigidly aligned, and thereafter to grow both ways unadjusted. The best parts, in the manner of potato plants, stayed underground because the Class of '36 even in youth did not flaunt, and they have stayed there in wild, dark abundance, because wc arc saving them for our little homes. Above ground the plants lifted their lovely young blossoms to a wet winter, and met life (you will admit it felt like life) protected from bugs by a full year of Hygiene 11. When a bug happened to bite, the succulent victim, like any freshman, went to the infirmary. Here she smoked a thermometer, rolled on three kinds of crumbs, cracker, cookie, and dog biscuit, and broadened her acquaintance. Or perhaps from the fragrance of Burton other bugs rose to bite her until she was seen standing on her head to isolate her sense impressions, or creeping around the dustiest parts of the Library looking up English 11 references, or heard muttering things like ‘In 451 the Roman defeated the Hun at the Battle of Chalons!' Or strangely enough she developed a predilection for foreign flickers like A {ous La Liberte. and flicks of any sort on Friday nights when nobler souls stood freezing on the roof of the Observatory, and the professor lifted her fine nose, but not her hand, toward the conjunction of Mars and Venus. Bugs, however, bite minorities: it is more difficult to describe the activities of the whole. They were generally purple in hue, and ineffectually violent, or completely colorless, and meagerly attended in spite of the righteous pleas of class officers. They were interrupted by a continual succession of emergencies which began with curtains and a roommate’s peculiar style of beauty, and has never ended. If a first long paper does not seem an emergency, things arc seldom what they seem. More than one has been copied in sections by three people, and has been delivered indecipherable but complete within a minute of the dead line, or misery me, too late. Consider your first Hamp bill, the first Charity Ball, the first poverty dinner, the bank holiday, the strikes in the mills. The President was away three months, and wc broke out after ten with the Quad bell ringing when he came back. Mr. Bixlcr played the part of a bride in the Rally Day Show. A last remnant of the faculty sat on the platform at chapel daily. Wc ruined our feet, were soaked in music, and absorbed into the house hierarchy of interests. The latter usually amounted to something extraordinarily vital like painting flats twelve hours in two days, or learning how to play lacrosse in open hours. We read too much outside of our classes, learned the vocabulary of the Plvm or the Fireside, received warnings, drank cokes, and thought wc had rather fine minds. Bv the time the Connecticut had flooded the onion fields, and the upper classes had suffered their first reading period, we were no longer bashful young potatoes, but sophomores. GRANDDAUGHTERS Helen Allen Alice Anderson Ruth Barlow (18) Barbara Bartlett (47) Mary Beers Cloycc Campbell (17) Louise Campbell (5) Elinor Cole (53) Mary Cole (11) Lesley Corbett (31) Nancy Corbusier Patricia Dabney (3) Elizabeth Davis (50) Elizabeth Dickinson (13) Ruth Eldred (55) Adele Emerson (25) Kathleen Evans (28) Elizabeth Eversman (8) Mary Fisher Rebecca Gifford (14) Lois H. Frissel (33) Eleanor Gould (54) Frances Graves (10) Elinor Griffenhagcn (4) Helen Hancock (39) Emma Hartog Madoline Hartwell Helen Hinds (56) Deborah Holmes (23) Ellen Howes (51) Helen Ibcrshoff Natalie Johnson (44) Margaret Jordan Mary Julier Bertha Kelso (27) Florence Kirk (38) Harriet Linen (29) Margaret Lumbard (36) Beatrice Marcy (49) Blanche Marshall (40) Elizabeth McClelland (34) Nancy McClure (35) Mary McClean (58) Katherine McNeill (15) Jean Mealy Eleanor Moore (22) Carolyn Morse (20) Lucille Norton (21) Jane O'Brian (9) Leonora Parsons (57) Margaret Pearson Barbara Pease (32) Deborah Plummer (43) Elizabeth Pollock (24) Jean Prince Elizabeth Proctor (45) Dorothy Reinhart (6) Dorothy Rockwell Lucy Ryan Mary Scclyc (2) Helen Seiffert Barbara Shelley (42) Mary Sherman (19) Jeanne Smith-Willd Mary Stearns (7) Alice Strong (30) Madeleine Thomas (52) Mary Townsend (48) Barbara Underwood (1) Elizabeth Wardwell (16) Phoebe Weed (26) Jean Wheeler (12) Elizabeth Wood (46) Harriet Worcester (41) Elizabeth Zimmerman (37) sophomore tiling boiling oil occurs in it. but I'm not sure. I I(now it’s something humorous, but lingering, with either boiling oil or melted lead. Come. come, don't fretl {93] LEONORA PARSONS President CLASS CffICECS LEONORA PARSONS EMILY JONES HARRIET LINEN PRISCILLA SMITH JANE O’BRIAN -MARJORIE HEWITT RUTH QUIMBY HELEN HANCOCK HELEN ALLEN - - - President - - Vice-President - ' - - Secretary - - - ' Treasurer - - ' Historian ' ' ' Song Leader ' ' ' Asst. Song Leader ' Member of Judicial Board Representative on Student Council (94) S€Dli€M€CC YEAC Are we alone and unobserved? We arc not. There are any number of newspapers around the corner, longing to catch us looking pink, or even red. Then let us admit, with the principle of keeping little hands busy, that while the lethargic majority were sophomores of the most determined description, the elan vital was radical. Most of the class with bovine serenity signed the D.A. apprentice list, wrote unappreciated literary gems for Press Board and Weekly, and made the Second Soccer Team. When the newly acquired Wednesday full chapel clapped us out we were proud and modest, and privately impressed with our personalities (which sometimes included the minority). Or more likely, we did not display our talents to the proletariat, but saved them for obscure organizations given to bleating at old jokes, talking in dialects, preempting a particular table, and saving five seats in .each class. There were the S.G.tfG.'s, the Gutter Club, the Mad Regals, which were very funny, and a hundred other spontaneous manifestations of the gang spirit. We took all our nights, and made Social Dean's List. We had cream at the Fruit Farm, and possibly, but not positively, mind you, something at Rahar's. Before fire ropes, and during ten o'clock soup at mid-years, we gave the freshmen sad and sodden sympathy. The President doubted our veracity publicly, in the traditional way, because we were sophomores; the freshmen, perspicacious creatures, had not listened to us at all. In the middle of exams we gave a peerless Carnival, which is greatly to our credit. It was so cold the falls froze, and never a drop of Paradise (well hardly ever) escaped to cheer the ducks below, and even the minority was forced by sordid circumstance into flannel leggings. Surely this was culture's palmiest day—the kind represented by the reconstruction of Hillycr, and the kind played at the table in preparation for Miss Chase's Hardy writtens. We were familiar with the faculty to the point of taking them out to tea, and borrowing their trousers for the Rally Day Show. If this were not superlatively palmy we could recall the fine points of the three K's Cradle Song, the Northampton Players Saint Joan, and Mr. Hall in The Bacchae. It is obvious we appreciated and cooperated, and were model sophomores with the right attitude. But a minority was distinguished. Since our believing youth there had been a migration of the elite from philology to sociology, and all that sort of thing. The political furor of the year before had poisoned their minds, and under the very shadow of that now extinct bird, the blue eagle, they began the insidious American habit of improving themselves, and the world. Naturally they were involved in some of the ordinary activities of the class, like paying the new Blanket Tax, and failing the new minor reading tests. It is also difficult to conceive of great numbers of runners for Prom without the elite. But on the whole they sat in a dull, dark dock, like Toto's, plotting the revolution of the American school system, and lamenting the ignorance of their colleagues. For the first anti-war demonstration, for the Model League, for I.R.C. and Why Club, our incipient radicals emerged. We display them here in the place of emphasis because we shall not mention them again, but wish to imply their continuation. They are ample enough unadvertised, as young women are liable to be when leading sheltered lives in Judge Dewey's apple orchard, and suffering luncheons of macaroni and fried bananas, with pancakes for desert. f9S] ICPI1CMCPE CARNIVAL 1934 [961 SCPHCMCEE PUSH COMMITTEE Phoebe Weed Elsie Mattis Evelyn Voorhees Anne Tuck Phoebe Flory Lesley Corbett Marjorie Hewitt Anne Ocilby Helen Allen Janet Smith Leonora Parsons Mary Holt Harriet Linen Mariana Taylor Priscilla Smith Elizabeth Bradley Emily Jones Mary Cole Mary Louise Eldred Suzanne Warriner Ruth Tyler Helen Hancock Ettie Len Toy Chin Emily Lincoln Jane O'Brian Gertrude Dale Julia Wilhelmi Georgia McCacue Kathleen Evans Grace McIlvaine Jane McKendree Ruth Quimby Faith Bumstead Mary Knoblauch Elizabeth Proctor Mary Adele Halsey Dorothy Mullins [97] Junior My poor child, you don't understand these things. A year ago they were very well in our eyes, but since then our tastes have been etherealized. our perceptions exalted.” [99] JUNICE yEAC HELEN HANCOCK Class President CTHEP CffICEEl ANNE TUCK..............................................Vice-President ETTIE LEN TOY CHIN..........................................Secretary ANNE OGILBY.................................................Treasurer MARGARET WENK...............................................Historian RUTH QUIMBY...............................................Song Leader DORIS SMITH.....................................Assistant Song Leader EMILY JONES.....................................Judicial Board Member HELOISE WEBER...................................Judicial Board Member [103) MARY LOUISE ELDRED Council Member So this is the little lady who is so unexpectedly called upon to assume the functions of Royalty! JUNIOR yCAR On the face of things, a junior's life is not a happy one. It begins with the realization that age and grade no longer carry distinction, continues with one impacted wisdom-tooth after another, and ends as a colorful background for the sentimental mcandcrings of seniors. There are often ants in ivy chains. But the capacity for innocent enjoyment of the Class of 1936 was impaired by none of these. It is, as you may have gathered, a remarkable class, with inner resources, and it proceeded in its own quiet way to enjoy them. Ants, teeth, and even the realization of the beginning of years and years of afternoon are, all in all, ephemeral in comparison to the eternal knowledge that there are striped crocuses by the names of Madame Minna, pale, and Oscar, very dark. We learned this our junior year when we took Home Gardening as an antidote to medievalism (not to the Mr. Charlie Patch who sells bittersweet along Elm Street). A number of things facilitated our pursuit of happiness. In the first place no one but Miss Cook, who is infallible, knew we were juniors. Some of us were mistaken for sophomores because we continued to move in herds and save seats by rows, some for seniors because we were earnest, conscientious damsels with fixed ideas of what was what. The rest of us escaped observation. We may have muffled our titwillows in the depths of the library, that den of must and silence, the Religion Seminar, where we had wandered in mild distress at the state of our minds after the activism of our sophomore year. Or wc may have retired to the top of the College Hall tower to have solemn thoughts about the bliss of solitude, and to write bitter verse. Never let it be said, however, that the Class of 1936 was obvious about poetry. In spite of the Ballad Sheets it was not obvious enough to produce reverberations. As a whole we lived—and lived incognito, taking advantage of the new twelve o'clock rule, or the shortcut through the schoolyard where the nuns pace at night. Ancnt the latter, we may have been going to teach at the Institute. Rivera fresco and Gertrude Stein add to inner resources: a stein is a stein is a stein is a mug versus description in time as well as space. Wc arc glad we died in combat glory to hear the discussion between Mile. Sturm and the President. Our decision concerning the President's edition of Webster’s International Dictionary is unanimous. It is but one part of an esteem echoed by France, who gave him the Cross of the Legion of Honor. It was our Junior year that the three new squash courts were built, and the Flying Club began faltering over the Connecticut valley. Mr. Kelly retired to Sage and Sam Bothwcll became Campus Cop. There was a fire in Sessions, and clear ice on Paradise. We gave a Prom without rain, and runners made our beds. Some of us went on week-ends, some sent our best clothes. We knew our friends so well that our communistic reputations, in the eyes of our mothers, grew from the resultant mixture of name tapes. A great many were bridesmaids at intervals, and became increasingly conscious that the town of Jonathan Edwards, like Cranford, is in the possession of Amazons. Wc took no exercise for a month at a time, carried pillows to the library, escaped posture pictures, for once, and developed wrinkles on our high foreheads from the will to endure. In retrospect this was the longest year of the four, a mental sheepshank, with little restriction in comparison to the past, and no uncertainty towards the future. With pins on our last good sweater, we were destined to fill our Group Requirements and be seniors. 001} SOPUCNNE GROUP 1934-1935 Baclfc Row: Eugenic Ratterman, Lucianna Gladney, Cloyce Campbell, Kathryn Coleman, Ivria Adlcrblum, Elisc Gettier, Frances Bloome, Elizabeth Pollock. Front Row: Dorothy Allen, Janie Wick, Helen Hurewitz, Carey Tatro (Pres.), Edith Cecil, Esther Grulce, Anna Kiely. Other Members Alice Anderson, Dora Kaufman, Deborah Perkins. (102} ITALIAN GROUP 1934-193(5 Helen Ibershoff Ruth Eldred Janice Sherwood (Pres.) Marion Clark Loretta Belmont UWl 1930 SPECIAL PCNCPS GPCUP Back. Row: Barbara Pettengill, Emily Luch, Ivria Adlerblum, Jean Reid, Elinor Frants, Teresa Katz. First Row: Beatrice Marcy, Kathryn Parke, Dorothy Rockwell, Barbara Gilmore, Mary McLean. Other Members: Marjorie Ehni, Joan Thomas, Eleanor Berdon, Julia Frick. (1053 (901] JUNIOR PROMENADE ELIZABETH BRADLEY Chairman of Junior Promenade JUNIOR PROMENADE COMMI1TEE Back Row: Thayer Hutchinson. Sophomore Garden Party: Helen S. Allen. Garden Party; Mary Knoblauch, Decorations: Jane O. Skilcs. Tickets; Helen B. Smith, Ushers; Emily H. Jones, Refreshments; Harriet T. Linen, Music. Front Row: Ruth Rutter, Sophomore Decorations; Anne Tuck, Dinner Dance; Elisabeth Bradley, Chairman of Junior Promenade; Gcr.rudc Dale, Invitations. [107] JUNIOR USHERS, 1935 Ann Abernethy Helen Akers Mary Albro Helen Allen Jane Atherton Sarah Atwood Barbara Barrett Elizabeth Beddoe Madeleine Bickclhaupt Mary Bird Lee Bottom c Betty Bradley Mary Brewster Helen Brown Virginia Brown Faith Bumstcad Lois Cate Jean Chcctham Ettic Chin Emily Claflin Mary Cole Lesley Corbett Mary Frances Cunningham Gertrude Dale Elizabeth Davis Harriet Davis Dorcas Dixon Jane Downey Mary Louise Eldrcd Sigourney Esty Kathleen Evans Phoebe Flory Alicc'Louisc Forbes Elisc Frank Jane Gehring Rebecca Gifford Margaret Gleysteen Jaffray Gould Elinor Griffenhagen Elizabeth Hamburger Helen Hancock Gloria Harris Virginia Helm Marjorie Hewitt Helen Hinds Elizabeth Holihan Marie Alice Holihan Mary Holt Leila Hopwood Frances Isaacs Mary Johnson Natalie Johnson Emily Jones Louise Jones Mildred Jones Laura Katz Bertha Kelso Mary Kile Florence Kirk Mary Knoblauch Harriet Lang Clermont Lee Emily Lincoln Harriet Linen Catharine Lippincott Emily Luch Margaret Lumbard Georgia McCague Grace Mcllvaine Jane McKcndrcc Mary McLean Katherine McNeill Eleanor Marcy Janet Mathewson Elsie Mattis Jean Mealy Josephine Metcalf Martha Metzger Sophia Moore Gwendolyn Morgan Phyllis Motley Dorothy Mullins Rosalind Nelson Helen Newell Jane O'Brian Anne Ogilby Dorothy Ott Dorothy Palmer Myra Palmer Leonora Parsons Ruth Paul Margaret Pearce Barbara Pease Rita Pettcngill Jean Prince Elizabeth Proctor Ruth Quimby Anne Reed Jean Reid Doris Richardson Caroline Roberts Katharine Roberts Dorothy Rockwell Susanne Sanders Mary Scelyc Helen Sciffert Alcthia Sheldon Barbara Shelley Jane Skiles Doris Smith Helen Smith Janet Smith Lacey Smith Mary Stearns Cornelia Stott Mariana Taylor Joan Thomas Madeleine Thomas Evelyn Totman Dorothy Treml Anne Tuck Ruth Tyler Barbara Underwood Evelyn Voorhees Elizabeth Wardwcll Suzanne Warrincr Elizabeth Waters Marian Weaver Hcloisc Weber Phoebe Weed Atossa Welles Margaret Wenk Jane Wcssel Frances Wheclock Mary Louise Whitney Margaret Whittem Julia Wilhelmi Elizabeth Wood Mary Wood Harriet Worcester [108] ii su i imiis (109} SENIOR YEAR cthec officers MARIANA TAYLOR ELIZABETH WATERS SOPHIA MOORE MARY BREWSTER MARJORIE HEWITT ANNE TUCK -HELEN ALLEN ' Vice-President ' ' Secretary ' ' Treasurer ' - Historian ' ' Song Leader Assistant Song Leader Judicial Board Member C 12} T here's a fascination frantic In a rum that's romantic; Do you thinly you arc sufficiently decayed?” SENIOR YEAR On Mountain Day the class proceeded with dignity to the Library, exchanged airy nothings with Miss Tyler, concealed its expressive purple eyes behind horn rimmed glasses, and sank into its senior year. We were going to integrate our knowledge, so we could teach the young for nothing the next year, or be extraordinary secretaries to literary gentlemen, if we didn't indulge in the felicity of unbounded domesticity. All of us were women with a purpose, whether the purpose left at two minutes past ten and caught a ride back, or lay in the matter (we hope) behind a pedagogical stomp and professorial snort. There was a general confusion of the end and the means to the end; we could rattle facts off to a popular tunc, and began to fancy ourselves in a University of London cap and gown or French fur. In spite of twelve writtens, four book-reports, two term papers, and a reading test, we retained our resilience until mid-years. We had delusions of grandeur filling out Vocational Office blanks before we had a conference, and thereafter decided to give society the benefit of our well-adjusted intelligences freely in order to help the state of the world, with our hands in the dish pan, as it were, but our minds on Milton, and the way rats run through mazes when they have lost their sense of balance. It is not surprising that the faculty was pleased to recommend us. By going to bed at ten-thirty, we were able to conserve enough energy to uphold our own good name and that of the college until January. In January, when the book we were supposed to read during reading period went into hiding, we thought we wouldn't graduate. In February our parents paid our graduation fees and settled the question. In March we almost flunked our last posture picture as a result of twelve more writtens, four book-reports, three term papers, and a reading test. And in April we passed the reading test! Probably a blind public will make this our claim to fame: we were the last class to take two reading tests, and not to have the free unit system. Only the Dean’s Biblical condolences could have kept us from having a persecution complex, if we had been another class, but we ask posterity to remember that we were the only class whose goldfish stayed at the President’s during vacation. This, and other positive distinctions which we do not mention because we arc by nature modest, cancel the negative ones. While the Class of 1936 was making sedentary history, the college advanced obviously. It built the Cheese Box through rain, sleet, blizzards, floods, mud, and heat. (We were the last class not to live in it.) The winter was too cold for a carnival, and the well-rounded underclasses, for whom the new dormitory was built, wore ski-pants on all occasions: for examinations, teas, and traveling. (We were the last class not to wear ski-pants to Spring Dance.) They wore ski-boots through the following rains, without ski-pants, and conceived a revolution in the next year’s faculty soccer game. There was a German House for the first time. The members sang too much Dorf Musik to remain normal, and now progress by skipping, which distinguishes them from the common herd. None of these innovations could disturb our overwhelming sense of familiarity. Foolish, weak, but amiable old things, we submitted to the increasing momentum of the usual events: Float Night, the last step-sing, examinations. We succored our wardrobes with caps and gowns, carried roses in our medieval hands, and pinned our Juniors. When we graduated we remembered to change our tassels. [113] HCNCEACy S4MIVIMII 6RCDP,1936 Bac Row: Dorothy Palmer, Barbara Pcttengill, Beatrice Chesterman, Janice Sherwood, Elizabeth Beverley, Josephine Metcalf, Rebecca Gifford, Madeleine Thomas, Elizabeth Dearborn, Katherine Sloman, Barbara Barrett. From Row: Eleanor Bcrdon, Eleanor Murphy, Beatrice Marcy, Mary McLean, Margaret Plante, Gertrude Mount, Frances Wheclock, Evelyn Van Dyk, Katherine McNeill, Janet Miller. Other Members: Jane Atherton, Helen IbershofT, Myra Palmer, Dorothy Trend, Alice Eckstein, Mary Johnson. [1141 COMMENCEMENT WEEE [11S] ivy DAy PROGRAM • • SATURDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH, 1936 Ivy Exercises on the Campus, Alumnae Association Meeting in Sage Hall, Concert by the Glee Club and Madrigal Club in John M. Greene Hall, Alumnae Song Competition and Senior Sing at Students’ Building, Concert by the Glee Club on Paradise Pond. [H6] SUNDAY. JUNE FOURTEENTH. 1936 Baccalaureate Address in Sage Hall, President Ncilson, Concert in John M. Greene Hall, The Smith College Symphony Orchestra and Students of the Depart' ment of Music, Reception by President and Mrs. Neilson and Members of the Faculty, Organ Vespers in John M. Greene Hall, v Wilson T. Moog, Organist. [118] SEMOE COMMENCEMENT Harriet Naylor COMMITTEES INDOOR IVY DAY Elizabeth Beverley, Chairman Martha Pyeatt Mariana Taylor Margaret Hannah Mary Ann Leahy OUTDOOR IVY DAY Barbara Larkin, Chairman Doris Smith Kathleen Evans Barbara Barrett SENIOR SUPPER Harriet Davis, Chairman Helen Hinds Helen Smith Georgia McCague Rosalie Field Eleanor Leith SENIOR PRINTING Mary Frances Cunningham, Chairman Mary Wood Louise Whitney . . Harriet Lang Elsie Mattis CAPS AND GOWNS Mary Stearns, Chairman Eleanor Leith Elizabeth Wood Suzanne Warriner Harriet Davis IVY DAY DRESSES Elizabeth Bradley, Chairman Harriet Linen Grace Mcllvainc PIN COMMITTEE Nancy Ogilby, Chairman Mary Knoblauch Margaret Lumbard Mary Scelye Dorothy Mullins Dorothy Rockwell COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Lee Parsons, Chairman Georgia McCague Jane Skilcs Mary Lee Chase [120] CHAIRMEN CE SENIOR CCMMENCEMENT COMMITTEES MARY FRANCES CUNNINGHAM LEE PARSONS.................. ELIZABETH BEVERLEY.............. MARY HOLT......................... BARBARA LARKIN.................. OTHER CHAIRMEN HARRIET DAVIS..................... MARY STEARNS ELIZABETH BRADLEY NANCY OGILBY Senior Printing Commeticement Speaker ' Indoor Ivy Day Commencement Rooms ' Outdoor Ivy Day Senior Luncheon Caps and Counts Ivy Day Dresses Pin Committee 121} (122] ft other dosses Tal{t of these elements all that is fusible. Melt them dll down in a pippin or crucible. Set them to simmer and ta e off the scum. And a ? ? ? ? is the residuum.” {123] 1937 CLASS CLLICEES - Treasurer Vice-President ' President ' Secretary EMILY LYMAN MARY STILWELL JULIA ANDRUS CONSTANCE HOWE [124] 1938 class emcees Secretary President Treasurer Vice-President FRANCES MAXWELL................. BARBARA ALLEN.................... KATHLEEN COURSEN................. EDITH BULL................... [12S] 1939 CLASS OFFICERS MARY GIFFIN . MARGARET HELMHOLZ ELIZABETH HOOKER JEAN LAPHAM . Vice'President President Treasurer Secretary C126i ECUEIGN STUDENTS Back. Row: Sabiha Hashimy '37, Dora Chun '38, Ursula Schaefer G.S., Paulette Charlin G.S., Dorothea Dusser dc Barenne '36, Pierina Borrani G.S., Maria Theresa Vidal G.S., Grazia Avitabile '37. Front Row: Margaret Gray G.S., Emma Hartog '36, Marta Renard G.S., Martina Romero-Serrano G.S., Silvia Comboni G.S., Gladys Mayoral '38, Edith Erlcnmcycr '36. Others: Selma Belaval '36, Dora Kaufman '36, Barbara Perrin '39, Taki Fujita G.S. {127] H€|«IIBI «lllOII For duty, duty must be done; The rule applies to every one. And painful though the duty be To shrink the task were fidalc'de'de! MARGARET HUNTINGTON WHITTEM [134] STUDENT COUNCIL MARGARET H. WHITTEM '36, President Bac Row: Cornelia Stott '36 Julia Andrus '37 Dorothy Goodwin '37 Barbara Allen '38 Gehring Cooper '37 Ruth Baker '38 Front Row: Ruth Rutter '37 Evelyn Voorhtes '36 Margaret Whittcm ‘36 Mary L. Eldred 36 Margaret Helmholz ‘39 Other Member: Anne Tuck '36 - Class President Class President Curriculum Committee Class President - T reasurer • Book_ Chairman Secretary to Council Chairman of Judicial Board ...........................President President of House of Representatives , - - - Class President Activities Board {135} JUDICIAL DCAUD EVELYN T. VOORHEES '56, Chairman BacJ{ Row: Ruth Lcger '37 - - ' - - Class Representative Deborah Davenport 37 ' - ' Class Representative Vera Ayres ’38 - - - - ' Class Representative Front Roto: Helen Allen '36 - - ' ' ' Class Representative Jane Skilcs ’36 - Vice-President of House of Representatives Evelyn Voorhces '36 - - Chairman Margaret Whittem ’36 . - - President of Student Council (137) Other Representative: Marion Jones 39 - Class Representative HCUSE cr REPRESENTATIVES MARY LOUISE ELDRED JANE SKILES LACEY SMITH - ' - ' - President Vice-President and Member of Judicial Board .................................Secretary HEHCCCS 1936 Mary Albro Sigourney Esty Elizabeth Holihan Margaret Pearce Suzanne Warrincr Jane Gehring Jane O'Brian Jane Downey Mary Wood Doris Richardson Lacey Smith Elizabeth McBride Helen Hancock Jane Chcctham Emily Jones Elizabeth Davis Mary Kile Janet Mathewson Natalie Johnson Florence Kirk Jane Skilcs Mary Cole Catharine Lippincott EXTRA REPRESENTATIVES Edith Johnston Charlotte Crabtree Kathleen Twombly Edith Ehlcrs Helen Bickclhaupt Margaret S. May Dorothy Hamburger Ruth Williams Frances Field Betty Waters Clermont Lee Natalie High Sylvia D. Chamberlain Nancy N. Lowry Helen Schroeder Emily Claflin Helen Brown Nancy McClure Martha Jane Metzger Felice Raabc Harriet Davis Jane Wcsscl Mary Ryan Margaret Glcystecn 1937 Madeleine Haas Jane Armstrong Ellen Mayo Ruth Burchard Jean Reid Doris Cohn Jean Cheetham Jean McGraw Jane Young Barbara Smith Gretchcn Hauschild Elizabeth Klot: Charlotte Wirsing 1938 Jeanne Thayer 1939 Eleanor Earle Harriet Strong Mary Landis Patricia Jones Jean Prince Grace Gilkyson Leonora Parsons Jane Weston (139 MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON SMITH COLLEGE ASSOCIATION ECO CHRISTIAN WOKE MARY JOHNSON '36 BETTY WOOD '36 HELEN STEVENS '38 -SARAH WALLIS '38 ' President Vice-President ' Secretary Treasurer CHAIRMEN ©r DEPARTMENTS Bac Row: Pauline Mathesius '37 Eleanor Grose '38 ' Margaret Ries '37 Rita Trucsdale '38 Leonora Parsons '36 -Lacey Smith '36 Deborah Davenport '37 Margery Mitchell '38 Natalie Linton '38 Front Row: Ann Perry ‘39 Martha Evans '37 - ' Margaret Gleystccn '36 -Mary Johnson '36 Betty Wood '36 -Ettic Len Toy Chin '36 -Alida Pye '36 - Other Member: Sophia Moore '36 - ' Room and S.C.M. Representative Discussion with Northampton Girls - - ' - Speakers - - - - Conferences - - - - - Publicity - - Assistant Social Service - - - ' Advisory Board « - - - Peace Wor - - - Conferences . - - Freshman Group - - - Informal Meetings , - - ' Deputations , . - - - President , - - - Vice-President . - ' World Fellowship , . , - People's Institute , . - Social Service [141] CIPCICULIJM COMMITTEE DOROTHY GOODWIN, Chairman liacl Row: Lesley Hoyos 37 Virginia Wallis 36 Jane Downey 36 Muriel Childs 37 Front Row: Elizabeth Beddoc 36 Dorothy Goodwin 37 Mary Flaherty 38 Kathleen Evans 36 [142] ACTIVITIES ECAEE ANNE TUCK, Chairman Bac Row: Julia Wilhdmi ' ' Janet Smith , . . Donna Lindsay Jean MacLachlan Mary Rogers ' Jean Wheeler ' - « • ■ Handbook . . . - - - - Point System - AntiAVar Chib , . - • • Community Chest Front Row: Hcloisc Weber Mary Johnson Martha Evans Anne Tuck ' Dorothy Mullins • Dorcas Dixon ' Elinor GrifTenhagen , , . - - Alpha-Phi Kappa Psi S. C. A. C. W. , . , . - - • • Chairman „ , . - - Speakers' Forum International Rrlations Club Other Members: Frances Isaacs ' Joan Thomas ■ ' Grace Gilkyson - , . . . - • Dramatic Association Athletic Association Ci- 3] STUDENT ADVISEES’ CCMMITTEE MARY BREWSTER, Chairman Back. Row: Jane O'Brian, 36 Dorothy Moore, '38 Nancy Zinsser, '38 Margaret Pearce, '36 Gertrude Chapman, '37 Gehring Cooper, '37 Deborah Humphreys, '37 Front Row: Pauline Mathesius, '37 Deborah Davenport, '37 Louise Swartchild, '36 Ettie Chin, '36 Mary Brewster, '36 Clara Taplin, '3S Bertine Niles, '38 Helen Allen, '36 CHS) STUDENT ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE KATHLEEN EVANS, Chairmm Mary Stilwell '37 Kathleen Evans '36 Anne Tuck '36 [H6] COMMUNITY CHEST COMMITTEE MARY ROGERS, Chairman Front Ruw: Emily Lyman '37 Mary Rogers '36 Jean Wheeler '36 Mary Sigda 36 Other Member: Carey Tatro '36 [1+7] Back. Row: Guynne Wimberly 37 Margaret Myers '38 Mary Stilwell 37 POINT SYSTEM COMMITTEE JANET SMITH, Chairman Bacl( Row: Jean Lapham '39 Mariana Taylor '36 Edith Bull ’38 front Row: Mary Giffin '39 Janet Smith '36 Mary Louise Whitney Other Members: Mary Stilwell '37 Alzora Hale '37 Juliet Leiper '38 Josephine Hubbel '38 GRASS CCPS MARY KNOBLAUCH, Chief Back Row: Maude Jacobs '38 Helen Hancock '36 Margaret Whittem '36 Gertrud: Chapman '37 Jane Payson '38 Nancy Zinsser 38 Mary Holt '36 Front Row: Barbara Fellows '38 Marjorie Hewitt ’36 Kathleen Evans '36 Mary Knoblauch '36 Jane Skiles '36 Dorothy Moore '38 Pauline Mathesius '37 Other Members: Evelyn Voorhees '36 Mary Cadley '37 Phoebe Davis '37 Marion Hancock '37 Katharine Myers 37 Grace Gilkyson '37 Vera Ayres '38 Betty Ann Keeney '38 A 1lie n QKlfn [1491 PHI PETA PAPPA CLASS OF 1936 Ivria Adlcrblum Jane Atherton Barbara Barrett Eleanor Berdon Ruth Bower Elizabeth Dearborn Jeanne DcBow Dorcas Dixon Alicc-Louise Forbes Elisc Getticr Rebecca Gifford Margaret Hannah Eleanor Harrison Helen Ibershoff Louise Jones Emily Luch Elizabeth McBride Mary McLean Katherine McNeill Beatrice Marcy Josephine Metcalf Janet Miller Gertrude Mount Dorothy Mullins Eleanor Murphy Jane O'Brian Dorothy Palmer Myra Palmer Barbara Pcttingill Margaret Plante Katherine Sloman Madeline Thomas Dorothy Trcml Evelyn Van Dyk Frances Whcclock Margaret Whittem CLASS OF 1937 Nancy Burley Janet German Helen Mount SIGMA l ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Hack. Row: Beatrice Marcy. '36: Madeline Thomas. '36: Dorcas Dixon. ’36. Fiat Row: Pauline Leighton, ‘36: Mary McLean, '36: Barbara Pcttcngill. ’36: Katharine Slomar., ’36. [ISO] 1937 SPECIAL PONCES Iac Row: diriam Mirmow ’earl Randall Uith Grossman Margaret Rics Front Row: Laia Pcarlmuttcr Jane Youngerman Margaret Neilson Miriam Davenport Other Members: Martha Nulsen Eleanor Rosenfeld A !■ « •• [ISO ALPHA-PHI LAPPA PSI OFFICERS HELOISE WEBER..........................................President BARBARA SHELLEY - Secretary BARBARA BARRETT.......................................Treasurer JOSEPHINE METCALF ' Chairman of Entertainment MEMBERS iiddj Row: Florence Kirk '56. Joy Homer '56. Frances Isaacs '56. Hope Howell ‘57, Catharine Seybold 57. Rebecca Gilford '56. Betty Wood '56. Mary Louise Eldrcd ‘56, Mariana Taylor ’56. Third Rent-: Polly Mathesius 57, Elise Van Hook '57. Lura Strawn 57, Beatrice Chcstcrman 56, Eleanor Leith '56. Mary Morgan '57. Virginia Brown ‘56, Marjorie Browning '56. Emily Jones '56. Second Row: Louisa-Jane Church ’56. Jane Wild '56. Barbara Dirks 57, Marilyn Martin '56. Helen Mount '57. Carey Tatro ‘56, Gwendolyn Morgan '57, Marjorie Hewitt '56. First Row: Ruth Kelley '56. Faith Bumstcad ‘56. Gloria Harris ’56, Mary Winslow '57, Heloisc Weber 56. Barbara Shelley '56. Josphinc Metcalf '56. Anne Porter '57. Other Members: Helen Ibcrsholf '56. Dorothy Trend 56. Louise Jones 56. Louise Campbell '56. Bertha Kelso 56. Marian Weaver '56. Margaret Whittem 56, Gloria Harris '56. Evelyn Taylor '56. Natalie Robertson '56. Mary Brewster '56. Evelyn Totman 56. Elisabeth Paine '57. Mary Marr ’57. Clara Krause '57. Alice Schultz '57. Jean MacLachlan 57. Charlotte Wirsing 57. [152} INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OLUE OFFICERS Bac){ Row: RUTH HARLOW -HELEN WRIGGINS -Front Row: DORIS COHN ELINOR GRIFFENHAGEN BETTINA WARDWELL MEMBERS 1936 Helen Allen Ettic Chin Mary Cole Margaret Gleystccn Elinor Griffenhagen Elizabeth Holihan Katherine McNeill Jane O'Brian Lee Parsons Doris Cohn Ruth Harlow Nancy Merrick Jean Rodney Helen Wriggins Elise Van Hook Margaret Sommer Florence Reich Marion Porter Virginia Conant Alberta Lvon Penelope Parrish Jean Prince Anne Tuck Ruth Tyler Bettina Wardwcll Atossa Welles Louise Whitney Anne Wineberg Elizabeth Hamburger Patricia Wineberg Betty Wood Jean Reid Elizabeth Hall Cornelia Stott Dorcas Dixon Mary Johnson Julia Wflhelmi Beatrice Nair Myra Palmer Mary Wisham Mary Holcombe Mary Marr Ryda Hccht Margaret Rics Margaret Amey Virginia Barr Louise Hannahs Margery Mitchell Patricia Jones Louise Irwin 1937 Rita Rich Jeanette Bruck Martha Lowenberg Martha Williams Marguerite Tietjen Elizabeth Cooper Frances Salmon Mary Howell 1938 Margaret Browne Joyce Hirshon Frances Gordon Assistant Secretary Room Chairman - Vice-President - - President • - Secretary Marie Holihan Mary Anne Leahy Joan Thomas Hazel Jacobs Martha J. Metzger Evelyn Taylor Elizabeth Eversman Mary Landis Deborah Anson Phyllis Hagedorn Joan Stacy Marjorie Gunst Elizabeth Dorr Madeleine Haas Elizabeth Schneider Margaret O’Brien Margaret MacColl Katharine Brown {ISJ] LUCA CLUB OFFICERS MARY RYAN, ..........................................................President HELEN KRUFKA, 37...............................................Vice-President ALICE WARNER, 36 ' Secretary-Treasurer HARRIET STRONG, 37.......................................Junior Representative MEMBERS BacRow: Gertrude Vanasse 39. Arline Holmes 39, Elizabeth Hopkins 38. Agnes Eastman ’38, Patricia Ryan 37. Front Row: Clothildc Rco 39, Shirley Rosenbloom ’39. Mary Ryan 36, Alice Warner ’36, Arline Levy ’39, Ida Dolitsky ’39. Other Members: 1936 1937 1938 1939 Muriel Cameron Dorothy Dodd Ruth Adams Helen AtThauser Beth Lovering Anne Galvin Barbara Brainerd Myrtle AtThauser Helen Newell Helen Krufka Mary L. Cahill Eleanor Allen Elizabeth Pctccn Harriet Strong Elizabeth Fischer Hazel Ames Mary Powers Irene Wade Mary Flahivc Dorothy Belding Ruth Richason Eleanor Carver Lucy Gray Leonora Bernaby Ruth Wals Marion Gray Beatrice Campbell Eleanor Hobbic Margaret Larkin Elizabeth Learned Yvonne Robert Grace Singleton Mildred Willis Harriet Dow Martha Garlo Dorothy Kolman Dorothy Roberts Mary Millward Betty Rogers Evelyn Rustcrncyei Mary Tansey Bernice Taylor Anna Zukcl 054] clubs My object all sublime J shall achieve in time — To let the punishment fit the crime The punishment fit the crime! {155] l l lo«|«| 4 III It OFFICERS REBECCA GIFFORD 36 • BEATRICE MARCY 36 BETTY PHILLIPS 37 - BARBARA PEASE 36 - 1936 Dorcas Dixon Dorothea Dusscr de Barenne Rebecca Gifford Katharine Hawley Helen Allen Loretta Belmont Madeleine Bickclhaupt Mary Boynton Elizabeth Carlisle Elizabeth Dearborn Julia Andrus Marjorie Benson Helen Bickclhaupt Selma Finkclstcin Mary Elisabeth Grant Ruth Grossman Margaret Henson Joy Homer Virginia Hopkins 1937 Constance Howe Margaret Kellogg Betty Phillips Marion Porter Ann Russell Margaret Sargent Gratia Saylor Mary Kile Clermont Lee Emily Lincoln Beatrice Marcy Charity Mason Myra Palmer Miriam Sherwood Barbara Smith Louise Vanderbilt Katharine Wilson Louise Rollins Aurora Alberti Ora Gillies 1938 Sylvia Meyer [1S6] ' President Vice-President - Secretary Treasurer Barbara Pease Elizabeth Pctccn Mary Powers Isabelle Schlivck Mary Ryan Marian Draper Edith Jurka Emily Andrews Muriel Childs Charlotte Crabtree Anna Lublin Margaret Myers Carolyn Wormscr Margaret Casey Nancy Grout I « oIIo«|ipiipiii I IIIli OFFICERS BARBARA FETTENGILL '36 MARY McLEAN '36 VIRGINIA HOPKINS « Muriel Cameron Marian Draper Doris Foster Katharine Hawley Virginia Hopkins Mary Johnson Edith Jurka Myra Palmer Barbara Pcttcngill Esther Roberts Miriam Sherwood Margaret Spaulding Barbara Tucker Mary Cadlcy Anna Kiely Beatrice Marcy Mary McLean Mary Ryan President Secretary Treasurer Katherine Sloman Isabelle Schlivck Sara Swan Dorothea Dusscr dc Barcnnc Elisabeth Allen Sophia Chamberlin Selma Finkclstein Foster Park Charlotte Crabtree Eleanor Hague Rose Ann Miller Katharine Tilson Irene Wade Frances Schults Irma Sanford, N.C.S. 4 01lll«| «llUlll I lllll OFFICERS ETTIE CHIN ’36................ KATHERINE McNEILL ”36 DOROTHEA DUSSER DE BARENNE '36 President Treasurer Secretars- Selma Bclaval Edith Erlenmcycr Emma Hartog Dora Kaufman Gra:ia Avitabile Sabiha Hashimy Ethel Beach Gladys Mayoral Dora Chun Arlette Philippous Harriet Naylor Rachel Daltry Mary Sigda Alsora Hale Katharine Wilson Pauline Mathcsius Maria de Blasio Ann Silliman Cynthia Baldwin Barbara Perrin 1936 Martha Ronald Kathleen Dolan Evelyn Van Dyk 1937 1938 1939 Graduate Students: Pierina Borrani Paulette Charlin Silvia Comboni Helen Krufka Ruth Harlow Gchring Cooper Jean Garrison Virginia Conant Marion Allen Margaret Stunti Taki Fu)ita Margaret Gray Marta Rcnard Eleanor White Elizabeth Hamburger Loretta Belmont Kathryn Parke Elisc Van Hook Anna Kurko Mary a Presto Margery Mitchell Maude Jacobs Marina Romcro-Scrrano Ursula Schaefer Maria Theresa Vidal I'rriMli lull OFFICERS DORA KAUFMAN ’36 . ALICE ECKSTEIN '36 ' ARLETTE PHILIPPOUS '38 -MADELEINE HAAS '37 - ' President Vice-President Treasurer - Secretary 1936 Dorothy Allen Ivria Adlcrblum Alice Andcrsson Elizabeth Bcddoc Selma Bclaval Frances Bloomc Mary Brewster Cloycc Campbell Marion Clark Kathryn Coleman Elizabeth Dickinson Carolyn Anderson Nancy Brown Antoinette Ccoghcgan Madeleine Haas Arlcttc Philippous Helen Fried Elisv Gctticr Lucianna Gladney Edith Cecil Helen Hancock Eleanor Harrison Virginia Helm Leila Hopwood Helen Hurewitz Dora Kaufman Anna Kicly Louise Hannahs Louise Hunt Donna Lindsay Margaret Long Bertha Kelso Marianne Koch Mary McLean Lucy Maxwell Dorothy Mullins Margaret Myers Alice Eckstein Jane O’Brian Dorothy Palmer Deborah Perkins Emily Lyman Martha McLanc Wilnor Nccbe Betty Phillips Elizabeth Pollock Eugenic Ratterman Mary Rogers Caroline Roberts Suzanne Sibley Carey Tatro Barbara Underwood Eleanor White Margaret Whittem Janie Wick Betty Worster Florence Reich Muriel Stokes Lura Strawn Nancy Leonard Mary Morrison cjmiMiii ilull OFFICERS EDITH ERLENMEYER ‘36 - LOUISA FOX '37 - - - Sscretary MARIANNE KOCH ‘36 1936 Elizabeth Carson Ruth Cohen Dorothy Painter Elinor Griffenhagen Janet Mathewson Katherine McNeill Rachel Daltry Louise Jones Alice Middlebrook Mildred Henrich Felice Raabc Rose Long Frances Sisisky Phyllis Reed Martha Ronald Dorothy Ott Janet Smith Teresa Kats Margaret Wenk Mary Lewis Gertrude Mount 1937 Clara Krause Norma Hildcnbrand Ruth Kati Anna Kurko Pauline Mathesius Pearl Randall Wflnor Neebc Charlotte Wirsing Margaret Ries Kitty Frasier Margaretta McCrohan Helen Mount Audrey Eccardt Foster Park Margaret Bennett Ethel Orpen Ruth Grossman 1938 Murdina MaeFarquhar Miriam Simon Elisabeth Reed Mary Houck Ada Huber Helaine Epstein Sylvia Meyer Sarah Patterson Kathryn Rains Catherine Cartwright 1939 Helen Schaufflcr Louise Barry Janis Borcnstcin (1621 Oil'll I'll 'lull OFFICERS JANE McKENDREE ’36 -ELIZABETH DOWNE ’36 ' KATHERINE McNEILL 36 - President T rcasurer Secretory Lucile Bccghly Elizabeth Beverley Elisabeth Dearborn Elisabeth Eversman Ethel Beach Deborah Davenport Marjorie Gunst Catherine Fischer 1936 Margaret Glcystccn Mary Holt Mildred Jones Kathryn Parke 1937 Ruth Harlow Margaret Higgins 1938 Cynthia Jones Florence Skillings Jane Skilcs Evelyn Taylor Elisabeth Wood Harriet Worcester Pauline Mathesius Gratia Saylor Jeanne Tcdcschc Janice Tucker |M «ik«i s lorn in DOROTHY MULLINS '36 JEAN McGRAW '37 [164J u it«ili«ni club JANICE SHERWOOD ’36 LORETTA BELMONT '36 RUTH ELDRED ‘37 OFFICERS Loretta Belmont Helen Bradshaw Marion Clark Cynthia Camp Margaret Baldwin Eleanor Blakcslcc Jane Carey Ailccn Carter Ann Clifford Ann Evans Miriam Fctchcr Margaret Donovan Ruth Eldred Helen Ibershoff Barbara Hobart Eleanor Larkin Caroline Luby Phyllis McDougall Margaret Merwin Caroline Miller Jean Parker Elisabeth Paine Sophia Moore Elizabeth Worster Janice Sherwood Annette Philbrick Mary Robertson Louise Rollins Clara Steinhardt Clarissa Wells Helen Wolfe Margaret Whitney Rose Viviano President Vice-President Treasurer Mary Sigda Claire Byrne Augusta Achilles Helen Baldwin Priscilla Bennett Ruth Cornell Lucy Danforth Mary Eddy Helen Francis Eleanor Hobbic Leonora Bernaby Lorainc Logan Frances Maxwell Jane Phillips Jane Rockey Barbara Salmon Lydia Percra Lcstinc Ackerman Betty Tashjian Mary Meredith Ethelyn Aldrich Virginia Brown Madeleine Bickclhaupt Lesley Corbett Dorcas Dixon old Irl In SALLY ATWOOD ‘36 ELIZABETH EVERSMAN 36 OFFICERS Barbara Bradley Barbara Dirks Katharine Husband Elizabeth Loring Martha Metzger Alida Pyc Sarah Ferris Elizabeth Grant Florence Shaneberger, G.S. JEANNE DEBOW '36 ' MYRA AVRICK 36 ELEANOR BERDON 36 Mary Frances Cunningham Sigourney Esty Jane Skiles Aurora Alberti Guynne Wimberly | llllO | lll| OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer 1936 Gertrude Mount Myra Palmer Doris Richardson Dorothy Palmer Janet Mathcwson Gladi Barber 1937 Margaret Attwood Sarah Ferris Kitty Fra:icr Betty Woolscy Jane Youngcrman [169] OFFICERS JAFFRAY GOULD '36 - MADELEINE THOMAS '36 JOAN RINES '37 - • ' President ' Vice'President Secretary-T reasurer Jalfray Gould Madeleine Thomas Charlotte Kemp Pauline Leighton Clara Bartholow Martha Blakcslcc Grace Gilkyson Rosalind Cook Janet German Carmel Benson Mary Linen 1936 Jean Prince Barbara Pettengill Katherine Sloman Harriet Smith Myra Palmer 1937 Rvda Hecht Margaret Kellogg Kathryn Layman Jean MacLachlan Mary E. Cunningham Eleanor Rosenfcld 1938 Murdina MacFarquhar Mary Jane Wilson Dorothea Dusscr dc Barcnnc Mary Johnson Emma Hartog Elisabeth Allen Eleanor Boston Kitty Frasier Wilnor Nccbc Margaret Vanston Celia Perry Harriet Idler [170] | «|€ llo!oi|l| OFFICERS MARGARET NIETSCHE ’36.......................................................President BERTHA KELSO ....................................................Secretary Treasurer Gladis Barber Dorothy Bellah Jeanne De Bow Ruth Bower Elizabeth Carlisle Elizabeth Haggard Elizabeth Hamburger Helen Hancock Ethel Beach Margaret Bennett Ruth Berenson 1936 Mildred Henrich Mary Holmes Lucille Horvit: Louise Jones Florence Katz Bertha Kelso Anne Morrison Margaret Nietschc 1937 Gehring Cooper Sylvian Goodkind Barbara Hobbs Louise Hunt 1938 Nancy Lowry Dorothy Ott Dorothy Palmer Margaret Plante Ruth Quimby Alice Sickles Lacey Smith Harriet Smith Marianne Kaufmann Donna Lindsay Martha McLane [171] U « l€ll X Iflili f OFFICERS MARJORIE DOLBEN '36 - JANE GEHRING '36 - ATOSSA WELLES '36 - 1936 Mary Albro Claire Byrne Marjorie Dolbcn Hcrminc Gchring Jane Gchring Elizabeth Hall Elizabeth Holihan Miriam Holleran Mary Ann Leahy Rose Long Priscilla Mackie Sophia Moore Phyllis Morley Elinor Moses Harriet Naylor Barbara Neal Rosalind Nelson Ruth Paul Jean Sherman Alice Sickles President Vice-President SecretaryT reasurcr Mary Stearns Sara Swan Ruth Tyler Alice Warner Atossa Welles Margaret Wenk Frances Whcclock Jane Wcssel Julia Wilhclmi Lacey Smith (172] __________________________________6JLl lelcsc opium OFFICERS ALIDA PYE '36..........................................................President HELEN MOUNT '37........................................................Secretary 1936 Sally Atwood Elizabeth McBride Martha Metzger Elisc Gctticr Alida Pyc 1937 Clara Bartholow Nancy Krcmentz Catherine Polk Helen Bickeihaupt Margaret May Helen Smith Helen Brown Helen Mount Margaret Fabens Charlotte Klein Jane Quinn Edith Bull 1938 Elizabeth Smith Illlfelj (lull OFFICERS JOAN THOMAS 36 - BEATRICE NA1R '37 - MYRA PALMER '36 - President Secretary'T reasurer - ' Publicity Mary Boynton Beatrice Nair Hazel Jacobs Cornelia Stott Dorcas Dixon Mary Bird Elizabeth Eversman Marjorie Gunst Madeleine Haas Margaret Rics Mary Landis Leba Fierst Mary Anderson Betty Machmcr Anne Dalrymplc Lacey Smith Mary Johnson Ruth Kelley Elizabeth Carlisle Myra Palmer Rose Long loan Rines Ryda Hccht Frances Field Margaret Sommer Margery Mitchell lane Phillips Rita Mayer Esther Reed 1936 Martha Ronald Juliet Lcventhal Jeanne Dc Bow Myra Avrick Dorothea Dusscr de Bettina Wardwcll 1937 Mary Dunlap Ethclyn Aldrich Ruth Harlow Marianne Kaufman 1938 Aline Cohn Margaret MacColl Barbara Hadley Helen Fried Joan Thomas Gloria Harris Marian Grosberg Jean Reid Barenne Mary Lewis Harriet Naylor Ruth Walz Mary Howell Anna Kurko Miriam Mirmow Enid Stewart Ruth Berenson Margaret Hall Rita Abrons Marjorie Sachs Margaret Gray, G.S. [176] | o«iri| flub OFFICERS BARBARA SHELLEY '56 MARY MORGAN '37 President Secretary 1936 Helen Ibershoff Barbara Shelley Priscilla Cox Margaret Potter Helen Graham 1937 Mary Morgan Aurora Alberti 193S Mary Elizabeth Stevens 1939 Adclc lbcrshoff Pearl Levison Jane Capen [177] [«79] Tripping hither, tripping thither. obody Hoivi uhy or whither— ATHLETIC ASSCCIATICN BCACD Bacij Row: Elizabeth Wood '56 Marian Wood 58 Nancy Zinsser ‘58 Elizabeth Merritt ’58 Mary Cadlcy '57 • ' ‘ Mary Holt ‘56 Margaret Pearce '56 ' Dorothy Moore '58 - - ' ' ' - Hockey Representative - - - Swimming Representative Middle Row: Evelyn Voorhees '56 -Mary Sigda ‘56 Ruth Rutter '57 Theodora Myers '37 Ettic Chin ‘56 Grace Mcllvainc 56 - ' ' ' - - - Squash Representative - • - Pres.. A.A. House of Representatives ' ' - - ' Fencing Representative Front Rou : Barbara Pease '56 Alice Tippett '36 Martha McLanc '37 -Priscilla Chamberlin '37 Emily Lincoln '36 - Tennis Representative ' ' - • ' Riding Representative ' ' ' Chairman of Outing Club ' ' ' ' - • - Gol Representative ' .' ' ' ' - Lacrosse Representative Other Members: Grace Gilkyson '37 Allison Sharp '38 -Helen Smith ‘37 Helen Allen '36 President of A.A. Publicity Manager Bowling Representative Crew Representative r 1803 Deborah Humphreys 37 Helen Allen ‘36 Julia Andrus ‘37 Other Member: Mary Holt 36 Ruth Lcger '37 Evelyn Voorhecs 36 ALL SMITH BLAZERS Elizabeth Bunce 37 Ettie Chin 36 [isi] DANCE CDCDD 1936 Mary Brewster (Chairman) Marjorie Browning Helen Hurcwits Gwendolyn Morgan Felice Raabe Susannc Sanders Jo Ann Smith 1937 Gchring Cooper Edith Egleson Kitty Frasier Judith Melamed Marguerite Migel Mary Morgan Elisabeth Nichols Anne Porter Frances Smith Lura Strawn 1938 Ann Bcrghauscn Harriet Cleveland Virginia Coan Elisabeth Connell Lois Daly Carolyn Ferry Adelc Harris Dorothy Hamburger Iris Mabry Madelyn March Patricia Montgomery Myrtle Morrison 1939 Mary Louise Hall Marguerite Hirschberger Jayne Snyder Elisabeth Snyder Gertrude Stull [182] LITE GEAEES Kac Row: Lucy Maxwell '36 Miriam Sherwood ‘37 Lee Dcakins ‘38 Isabelle Crawford ‘38 Gladys Whitmore ‘38 Helen Graham ‘38 Ora Gillies ‘37 Louise Vaincy ‘38 First Row: Jean Denio '37 Paula Tucll '38 Barbara Bradley ‘37 Julia Gibian 37 Dorothy Chafee '37 Eleanor George '38 Jeanne Thayer '38 Susan Granberry '37 Second Row: Janet Thomson '38 Mary Louise Loefler '3S Zella Appclt '37 Miss Goss Bertha Kelso ’36 Jane Armstrong '38 Charlotte Gaylor '38 Helen Francis '38 Other Members: Marjorie Browning '36 Margaret Pearce '36 Elizabeth Couzens 36 Barbara Smith ‘37 Florence Miller ‘37 Barbara Cooke 37 Elizabeth Colby '37 Eileen Sullivan '37 C S31 OUTING CLUE Front Row: Phyllis Morlcy '36 Muriel Childs '37 Martha McLanc '37 Mary Robertson '37 Lesley Hoyos '37 Margaret Ncilson '37 BacJ[ Roto: Eunice Crittenden '38 Natalie Linton '38 Judy Peterson '38 Harriet Gray '38 Ora Gillies ‘37 Elisabeth Machmcr '38 Second Roto: Catherine Cartwright '38 Mary Eddy '38 Shirley Barron '38 Marjorie Woodberry '37 Ethekvynnc Bridge ”37 Esther Roberts ’37 Other Members: Evelyn Langmuir '36 Elisabeth Sanders '36 Katharine Tilson '37 Mary Marr '37 Eleanor Larkin '37 Helen Butcher '37 Margaret Bennett '37 Jane Rockcy '38 AIDING CLUB Bad; Row: Elizabeth Bogert ’58 Katharine Swift '38 Anne Dalrymplc 38 Virginia Wert: 37 Augusta Achilles 38 Natalie Johnson 36 Alice Tippett 36 (Pres.) From Row: Emilie Neumann ‘38 Frances Hetfernan 38 Alainc Davimos 37 Eleanor Vandermade 37 Jean Rodney ‘37 Dorothy Russell 36 Mary Winslow 37 Alberta Lyon 38 Other Members: Mary Beers 36 Rebecca Gilford 36 Ruth Kelley 36 Edith Bull 38 Elizabeth Firestone ‘38 Eleanor Gray 37 Mary Bridgeman 37 [■«} ALL-SMITH HCCLEy TEAM Bccl( Row: Beatrice Marcy ‘56 Emily Lincoln '36 Lucia Best ‘37 Front Roto: Elizabeth Fuller 38 Helen Wriggins '37 Theodora Myers ‘37 Virginia Conant '38 Other Members: Charlotte Crabtree ‘37 Nancy Ogilby '36 Allison Sharp '38 Sarah Wallis ‘38 {186] CLASS LCCLEy 1936 Evelyn Voorhccs Jane Skilcs Anne Ogilby Mary Knoblauch Suzanne Warrincr Emma Hartog Emily Lincoln Grace Mcllvaine Elizabeth Bradley Mary Holt Beatrice Marcy 1937 Charlotte Crabtree Helen Wriggins Lucia Best Jean MeGraw Katharine Tilson Grace Gilkyson Elizabeth Fuller Margaret Higgins Theodora Myers Mary Cadlcy Virginia Snyder TEAMS 1938 Jeanette Thompson Charlotte Van Bibber Virginia Maddock Natalie High Allison Sharp Louise Dclaplaine Sarah Wallis Rosalie Warrincr Virginia Conant Evic Lillcy Mary Eddy 1939 Mary Lyon Mary Dingham Anne Dyer Sarah Appel Mary Fine Janet Stockbridgc Nancy Rogers Barbara Houston Edith Twining Martha Neal Louise Raymond [1S7) ALL-SMITH SOCCER TEAM Bac Row: Deborah Humphreys ‘37 Sarah Caldwell 38 Mary Coy ‘37 Dorothy Moore ‘38 Elizabeth Wood ‘36 Edith Blakeslec '38 Ruth Rutter ‘37 Front Row: Josephine Jaretzki '38 Ethel Spcnccr ‘36 [188] CLASS SOCCER TEAM 1936 1958 Ethel Spencer Eleanor Gould Louise Whitney Anne Reed Lorraine Lovcnstcin Mildred Jones Elizabeth Wood Sara Swan Helen Brown Ethclyn Aldrich Madeleine Bickclhaupt Barbara Hadley Mary Ann Train Julia Peterson Martha Freeman Joy Hammcll Eleanor Frank Dorothy Moore Katharine Brown Josephine Jaretzki Edith Blakcslcc Sarah Caldwell 1937 Elizabeth Buncc Ruth Rutter Caroline Noyes Margaret Bennett Deborah Humphreys Mary Coy Eleanor Roscnfcld Gertrude Chapman Elizabeth Schneider Margaret Sommer Harriet Daughaday 1939 Claudia Goodrich Mary Dochlcr Ann Baumgartner Priscilla Hawley Eileen McNulty Jane Gregg Emily Gardner Elizabeth Reed Charlotte Shippcc Muriel Kasov Elizabeth Stoddard {189] all-smith basketball team Front Row: Virginia Conant 38 Ruth Lcgcr ‘37 Elisabeth Merritt ‘38 Baclt Row: Jane Bennett ‘38 Dorothy Moore '38 Sarah Wallis ‘38 Other Members: Elisabeth Orr ‘38 Nancy Zinsser '38 Grace Gilkyson ‘37 [190) CLASS EASEETEALL TEAMS 1936 Eleanor Gould Mary Holt Anne Ojiilby Emily Lincoln Grace Mcllvaine Mary Knoblauch Anne Reed Suzanne Warrincr Elizabeth Wood 1938 Jane Bennett Elizabeth Orr Nancy Orr Dorothy Moore Kathleen Courscn Elizabeth Merritt Virginia Conant Sarah Wallis Janet Thomson 1937 Florence Baerwold Barbara Boynton Lucia Best Mary Cadley Charlotte Crabtree Grace Gilkyson Ruth Burchard Deborah Humphreys Ruth Lcgcr 1939 Margaret Hclmholz Janet Stockbridgc Jane Van Hocscn Anne Gordon Elizabeth Hooker Nancy Rogers Gertrude Bent Eleanor Daniels Julia Mason [191] ALL-SMITH SWIMMING TEAM Dorothy Chafce '57 Eleanor George '38 Lee Deakins '3S Gladys Whitmore '3S Charlotte Gaylor '38 Jane Armstrong '38 Bertha Kelso '36 [ 192 - CLASS SWIMMING TEAMS 1936 Marjorie Browning Bertha Kelso Elizabeth Couzen Lucy Maxwell Margaret Pearce Katharine Roberts Zclla Appclt Barbara Bradley Dorothy Chafee Elizabeth Colby 1937 Jean Denio Julia Gibian Ora Gillies Florence Miller Miriam Sherwood Barbara Smith Eileen Sullivan Alice Williams Jane Armstrong Isabelle Crawford Eunice Crittenden Lee Dcakins Josephine Essclcn 1938 Charlotte Gaylor Eleanor George Helen Graham Lillian Stchcr Jeanne Thayer Paula Tucll Helen Ward Gladys Whitmore Louise Woolf Marion Allen Elizabeth Brock Ann Baumgartner Barbara Forshew Margaret Flook 1939 Mary Gif fin Jane Hostner Lorainc Logan Phoebe McMahon Helcn-Ann Proskey Rosamond Riley Pat Schccljc Elizabeth Schoonmakcr Anne Thompson Katharine Young [193} V ... ALL-SMITH LACLCJSE TEAM. 1935 Bad{ Rou : Harriet Naylor '36 Deborah Humphreys Emily Myers '35 Helen Wriggins 37 Margo Catty '35 Front Row: Lucia Best 37 Emily Lincoln '36 Mary Knoblauch 36 Elisabeth Bunco '37 37 Other Members: Elisabeth Bowman 35 Phoebe Weed 36 Nancy Ogilby 36 [194] CLASS LACCC C TE4M , 1935 Mary Hewitt Elizabeth Bowman Chandonette Norris Dorothy Arnold Harriet Naylor Anne Reed Mary Holt Phoebe Weed Barbara Cooke Elizabeth Buncc Joan Rincs Mary Cadlcy Jeanne Thayer Sarah Wallis Jane Bennett Katharine Brown 1935 Emily Myers Dorothy Eggers Margo Catty Carlotta Hammitt 1936 Elizabeth Wood Anne Morrison Anne Ogilby Mary Knoblauch 1937 Deborah Humphreys Isabel Ferguson Helen Wriggins Louise Raimondi 1938 Louise Dclaplainc Diana Tillson Barbara Allen Susanne Cooper Elizabeth Youngstrand Einmita Perry Judith Pigeon Grace Mcllvainc Elizabeth Bcddoc Emily Lincoln Gwendolyn Morgan Mary Matzingcr Lucia Best Charlotte Crabtree Katharine Tilson Barbara Fellows Dorothy Moore Allison Sharp Alice Wilson CLASS CLEWS, 1935 1935 Florence Markham June LoRan Myrtle Nordstrom Christine Palmer Maxine Carter Sophia Moore Helen Brown Helen Allen Barbara Russell Mary Boynton 1937 Rebecca Mccray Dorothea Rice Ruth LcRcr Julia Andrus Martha Nulscn 1938 Mary Stiefvater Harriet Gray Julia Peterson Kathleen Coursen Mary Louise Locflcr CLASS TENNIS TEAMT. 1935 1935 Margaret Wright (Capt.) Katherine Payson Eileen Halligan Virginia Chalmers 1936 Barbara Pease (Capr.) Elizabeth Bradley Mary McLean Helen Hinds 1937 Theodora Myers (Cdpt.) Gertrude Chapman Emily Lyman Dorothy Russell 1938 Nancy Zinsser (Cdpt.) Jane Payson Elizabeth Poole Elizabeth Merritt [199] ALL-SMITH ACCHEEy TEAM, 1935 Phyllis Marston ‘35 Phyllis McDougall '37 Other Members: Katherine Jones '35 Florence Miller 37 [200] CLASS AECLEEy TEAMS, 1935 1935 Phyllis Marston Katherine Jones Margaret Palmer Anne Rauschcr 1936 Edith Johnston Alice'Louisc Forbes Dorothy Palmer Mary Sigda 1937 Florence Miller Priscilla Kitty Fraiier Phyllis McDougall 1938 Ruth Gray Alberta Lyon Lydia Perera Grace Singleton (201} CLASS FENCING TEAMS 1936 Ettic Chin Gloria Harris Barbara Pcttcngill Mary Plant 1937 Muriel Childs Elisabeth Buncc Lesley Hovos Helen Mount 1938 Roberta Ostrow Cornelia Reck Mary Larsclcrc Diana Tillson 1939 Lorna Ainsworth Elisabeth Boyden Gertrude Cantor Martha Lindsay [203] 1936 Elizabeth Bradley Barbara Pear Mary McLean Elsie Mattis 1936 Dorothea Dusscr de Eleanor Leith 1936 Jeanne DeBow Emily Claflin Elizabeth Holihan Harriet Smith CLASS SQUASH TEAMS 1937 Ruth Rutter Theodora Myers Gertrude Chapman Emily Lyman 1938 Louise Fargo Rosalie NVarrincr Elizabeth Poole Eleanor Angle CLASS BADMINTON TEAMS 1937 Barenne Martha Meade Elizabeth Polk Dorothy Russell Margaret Sommer 1938 Helen Austin Marion Lance Clara Tuckerman Marion Wood CLASS BOWLING TEAMS 1937 Dorothea Watkins Marjorie Woodberry Eleanor Burnham 1938 Nancy Hickev Thelma Schlif Virginia Schwartz Allison Sharp 1939 Anne Dyer Gertrude McLean Yvonne Sichcl 1939 Helen Brown Eleanor Hudson 1939 Sarah Willson Evelyn Spolane Janet Mitchell Carola Franchpt [204] fl I’iii lift I it t [205} Modified rapture. DRAMATIC ATTCCIATICN COUNCIL FRANCES ISAACS, President Back. Rou : Mary Winslow 37 Gwendolyn Morgan 36 Katharine Husband 36 Marian Weaver 36 Faith Bumstead 36 Elizabeth Buncc 37 - Front Row: Alice Middlcbrook 36 « - ' ' ' Btrsiness Manager Esther Knight 37 - - - - Md e-up Frances Isaacs 36 Barbara Dirks 37 - ' ' - ' ' Vice-President Helen Butcher ‘37 ' - ' ' - Assistant Other Members: Mary Marr ‘37 - Stage Manager Rebecca Gifford 36 Evelyn Totman ‘36 Mary Landis 37 - ' ' - - - Publicity . - Scenery - Contact Manager - Costumes - . - Lighting - - - Secretary Assistant Stage Manager [206] f ENICR DRAMATIC CCMMITTEE FRANCES ISAACS. Chairman Bacij Row: Esther Knight 37.............................................M« e-up Barbara Dirks ..........................................Stage Manager Elsie Mattis .................................................Tickets Dorothy Mullins 36.........................................Publicity Front Row: Katharine Husband 36 Frances Isaacs 36 Mary Holt 36 Faith Bumstcad 36 Other Members: Mary Winslow 37 Rebecca Gilford 36 Marian Weaver ‘36 Scenery Properties Lighting • Costumes Chairman Business Manager - Programs (207] TEiE PALACE CE CNCSSCS” PRODUCED BY THE THEATER WORKSHOP |Hjl llC«tlOII The flowers that bloom in the spring. Tra la. Have nothing to do with the case. [211} YEAR ECCK BEARD MARGARET WENK, Editor-in Chief Back Row: Doris Spcncc '37 Marian Weaver 36 Mariana Taylor 36 Elise Van Hook '37 Rebecca Gifford '36 Ruth Williams '37 Assistant Business Manager - ■ Literary Editor - Assistant Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistant Bttsiness Manager - - Assistant Editor Front Row: Jean Mealy '36...................................................................List Editor Dorothy Mullins '36 Margaret Wcnk 36 Ruth Paul '36 Kathleen Twombly '36 Gloria Harris '36 Other Members: Jean Kicndl '37 Jane Atherton 36 Barbara Pease '36 Mary Winslow '37 Associate Editor Editor-in'Chief Business Manager Picture Editor - Art Editor Assistant Business Manager - Faculty Editor - Athletic Editor - Snapshot Editor [212] WEEKLY ECAED JEAN MACLACHLAN, '57, Ediior-inChief Back. Row: Gloria Harris '36 Marjorie J. Weisenburger '3. Sylvian Goudkind '37 Carolyn Ferry '38 Marjorie Duhan '37 Barbara Dirks '37 Sally Atwood '36 Front Row: Eleanor George 38................................................Associate Editor Atossa Welles ‘36............................................Advertising Manager Jean Prince '36 • J ews Editor Eleanor Berdon '36 • Editor of OPINION Jean MacLachlan '37 •••••••••• Editoron'Chie Martha Metsger 36 . . . .............................Assistant Editor Mary Lewis '36 Assistant Editor Other Members: Janet German .....................................................Associate Editor Ruth Junker ......................................................Assistant Editor Barbara Cooney '38......................................................Cartoonist Marjorie Hewitt '36...............................................Managing Editor Joan Thomas '36..............................................Editor of OPINION Jean Reid ......................................................Business Manager Mary Louise Dunlap '37.......................................Circulation Manager • Cartoonist Pictorial Editor Assistant Editor • Cartoonist Assistant Editor Cartoonist - Pictorial Editor {213] PRESS BCA.PD OFFICERS RUTH LEGER MYRA PALMER DORCAS DIXON GWENDOLYN MORGAN - Senior Executive ' Business Manager - ' ' President - - j ews Editor Other Officer: EMILY LUCH ' l ews Editor MEMBERS 1936 1937 1938 Jo Ann Smith Margaret Donovan Jean Mealy Jane O'Brian Dorothy Palmer Kay Roberts Elinor GrifTenhagcn Myra Palmer Mary Albro Evelyn Taylor Barbara Gilmore Frances Morton Virginia Clegg Joan Stacy Mary Cleave Marjorie Rcsnikoff Judith Melamed Betty Tunick Louise Vanderbilt Elisabeth Graham Mary Landis Ryda Hecht Jeanette Bruck Mary Howell Arlcttc Philippous Rita Mayer Edith Bull Mary Harmon Ruth Hendricks Maude Jacobs June Finlay Harriet Griswold Frances Gordon Lee Dcakins Marion Allen Helen Newman Elisabeth Smith [214} T4TLEC B€AKD DOROTHY ROCKWELL. Editor-in-chief Bac Row: Margaret Hannah '36 ...... Assistant Business Manager Ellen Mayo '37 ........... Reporter Betty Hannah 39.........- - Assistant Business Manager Front Row: Elisc Van Hook '37 Dorothy Rockwell '36 Eleanor George '38 Gloria Harris '36 Other Members: Suzanne Warrincr '36 Mary Stilwcll 37 Alice Schultz 37 Margaret MacColl '38 Anne Tuck '36 Marjorie Hewitt. '36 Assistant Art Editor • Editor-in-chief Assistant Art Editor - Art Editor Business Manager - Reporter ' Reporter ■ Reporter Reporter Reporter [215] MM SMITH COLLEGE SLR INC ORCHESTRA WERNER JOSTEN, Conductor FIRST VIOLINS Hildred Brohaugh G. S. Nina Fletcher Rene Guiet Grctchcn Finney Margaret O'Donnell Anne Gillcrn Eleanor Dow Leonard Levin Louise Jones '36 Dorothy Ott '36 Ruth Kelley 36 Virginia Wertz '37 Madeleine Bickclhaupt SECOND VIOLINS Clara Krause '37 Lucy Danforth 38 Mary Eddy '38 Desire Fitch '3S Betty Nissly '38 Kathleen Dolan '36 Mary Burke '37 Helen Vicrtel '39 Nancy Lcask '38 Lucy Gray '38 Lillian Quirk '38 Gertrude Arvidson 39 Gilbert Ross VIOLAS Frank Natale Evelyn Brownell Samuel P. Hayes. Jr. Raymond Heidner Ann Brooks 38 Diana Tillson 38 ’CELLI Dorothy Treml 36 Bertha Kelso ’36 Elisc Frank '36 Maryjanc Ripley '38 Sarah Caldwell '38 Ruth Williams ’37 Eleanor Lord '39 Nancy Lowry ’38 Ruth Richardson '37 Howard Parshley BASSI PIANO Howard Hillikcr [218} Alice McElroy G. S. Madeleine Tatton G. S. MADRIGAL CLRD Bizfl; Row: Harriet Worcester '36 Helen Newell 36 Sally Korrady '39 Nancy Lowry '38 Front Row: Elisabeth Nissly 38 Martha Evans ‘37 Ethel Orpen '37 (Leader) Jean Mealy '36 Virginia Brown '36 [219] GLEE CLUE MARTHA EVANS 37 POLLY MATHESIUS 37 ORA GILLIES 37 -HELEN NEWELL 36 ELEANOR BOSSON 37 DOROTHY GITTINS ‘38 MARTHA JOHNSON G.S. OFFICERS ' ' Leader - Business Manager - ' T reasurer - - Librarian Assistant Librarian ' Accompanist Assistant Accompanist Helen Newell Evelyn Totman Kathleen Dolan Harriet Linen Emily Luch Annette Philbrick Deborah Davenport Marion Weathers Martha Evans Jane-Grey Dudley Eleanor Bosson Marguerite Migcl Elisabeth Colwell Frances Carr Frances Marx Arlcttc Philippous Kathleen Courscn Lois Daly Julia Peterson Anne Dalrymplc Nancy Walbridgc Nancy Lowry Marian Northam Emily Claflin 1936 Felice Raabe Alice Middlcbrook Evelyn Langmuir Elizabeth Bcddoc Carey Tatro Virginia Brown Mary Sigda Mary Seelye Betty Wood Eleanor White Rachel Daltry Margaret Fabens 1937 Mary Wallis Madeleine Bickelhaupt Dorothy Russell Caroline Noyes Ora Gillies Anita Rubin Anna Kurko Miriam Fetcher Nancy Grout Margaret Colwell Gertrude Scully Elizabeth Nichols Elisabeth Hazclton Nancy Brown Helen Johnston Evelyn Land Constance Popoff Margaret Bennett Polly Mathcsius Margaret Long Marion Porter Harriet Daughaday Katharine Wilcox Nancy Hart Elisc Van Hook Lois Hamilton Mary Dunlap Constance Currier 1938 Nancy Lcming Elizabeth Connell Elizabeth Jamieson Charlotte Stcnbcrg Ruth Dickson Bertha Terry Henrietta Truesdell Margaret Neal Helen Austin Anne Strahan Dorothy Payson Anne Alcorn Audrey Olena Nancy Martin Clara Taplin Margery Mitchell Mary Moses Nancy Zinsser Jean Garrison Elinor Jones Ann Riley Eleanor Angle Jean Burnham Mary Shearer Elizabeth Nissly Edith Bull [220] SENIOR CHOIR OFFICERS Bacl( Row: Alice Middlebrook............................................................ Parian Harriet Worcester ...... - ' Assistant Leader Front Row: Janet M.Uer.................................................................... Elizabeth Wood ...... . - ' ' Leader Phyllis Morlcy..............................................................Secretary MEMBERS Barbara Curtin Mary Gleason Anna Kiely Marjorie Hewitt Elizabeth Loring Josephine Metcalf Janet Miller Phyllis Morley Irma Ottcnhcimcr Leonora Parsons Kathryn Parke Felice Raabe Mary Sigda Evelyn Totman Evelyn Van Dyk Harriet Worcester Elizabeth Bcddoe Virginia Brown Faith Bumstead Ettic Chin Rachel Daltry Jaffray Gould Elizabeth Holihan Evelyn Langmuir Alice Middlebrook Sophia Moore Phyllis Reed Margaret Reilly Mary Seclyc Carey Tatro Eleanor White Betty Wood Virginia Wallis Gladis Barber Madeleine Bickclhaupt Mary Boynton Emily Claflin Dorothy Dayton Donna Dickinson Kathleen Dolan Elizabeth Davis Mary Fischer Elinor Griffcnhagen Emily Jones Mary Ann Leahy Clermont Lee Helen Newell Mary Parke Anne Reed Mary Stevenson Cornelia Stott Louise Whitney Barbara Larkin Helen Balboni Helen Brown Marjorie Browning June Betts Kate Daniels Doris Foster Helen Hansen Edith Jurka Emily Luch Gwendolyn Morgan Carolyn Morse Anne Morrison Dorothy Mullins Margaret Pearce Margaret Plante Susannc Sanders Madeleine Thomas Barbara Underwood [222) OFFICERS Assistant Leader • Librarian i ecretar Leader Librarian junior Hack How: Eleanor Bosson Marion Porter Front Row: Margaret Fabcns Pauline Mathesius Miriam Fctchcr MEMBERS Margaret Long Sylvian Goodkind Frances Morton Rose Anne Miller Margot Chase Lois Hamilton Louise Hunt Audrey Schoolcy Helen Crippcn Gratia Saylor Ruth Katz Helen Biekelhaupt Mary Wallis Harricttc Lambert Ora Gillies Carol Hart Margaret Caldwell Florence Mittlcmann Marjorie Bcnscn Louise Vanderbilt Mary Bridgcman Harriet Daughaday Margaret Higgir. 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As you leave us do believe us Thirty-five. Smith will always claim you. Though your work here ends. We will still remember you As senior friends. Through the years we have no fears Of your success: That your dreams and well-planned schemes Will all progress. Seniors though you'll soon throw Thoughts of youth away. Remember this with deep regret Our saddest day. In cap and gown you've won renown For thirty-five. Without display you've found your way Oh thirty-five. You've left the senior steps now For thirty-six to fill. And memories of former years Will linger still. As we try to profit by Examples past, Yours will lie we all agree The best though last. Yours the joys of future Ours the parting tear. Still wc hope with next year's turn To find you here. This can't convey our thoughts today A song won't do. The time draws nigh to say goodbye But not adieu. Our ways may soon lx parting. In time they'll meet again And since we know you'll soon return, Here's luck till then! [227] AIMA HATER i To you, O Alma Mater, O Mother, groat 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. II 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 And gladly singing to you always, Our loyal hearts with joy shall fill. O fairest, fairest Alma Mater, You hold and claim us still. • 9 [22S] CARPER’S EIJZZAH or SVRC’S SVRCM AMCNG THE CCCES By BESS CELLAR and KAY OTTICK THE EEDARTMENT €E GCVECNHENT: The Student Primps in Idleburg or Mein Kampf by Boring and Gobbles Overheard in the Vistor's Gallery during the Senate Investigation into Alien Activities: Oh yes. Representative Veto Marcantonio introduced this Bill into the House . . . Why, I remember you, you're Bill. Marcantonio introduced you. That's how I meet up with some of the nicest people. This is a conscious textbook- Tot DEPARTMENT OE REEIGION AND DIDEICAL El lERATURE: Beau Jest or The Foreign Lesion by Tee Hec Lawrence This text is not unlike its obvious forerunner in the field of orthodontia. The Varieties of Animal Experience, or Wild Religions I Have Knoum by Ernest Stomps-on Scton and William Tames. To take but one pithy excerpt from Chapter XXI, devoted to a study of race relations in Grand Central Station: . . . Dr. Livingstone, I presume?” “You certainly do presume; this is the Smith College Special, and it's not open season on the heathen.” This textbook is a loaf beside you in the wilderness. THE DEPARTMENT €E MATHEMATICS AI SC PHYSICS: Off on a Tangent: A Study in Density by Hook and or by Crook The reviewer, alone in his study, found himself firmly grasping the helix of the book, with his thumb pointing in the direction of the downtown traffic. So was a pyramidal discovery made. The answers to the sample problems may be had by sending a stamped self-addressed envelope to the publishers. Double Cross Doran V Co.: Assume a student going to a nine o'clock class, if that's not assuming too much. If she is walking against the current at a rate of 32 foot pounds per kilowatt hour, what time did the second train get to Chicago? If. however, she has hitched a ride with a Senior driving a 1918 Ford in a driving rain, how old is Mary? ART DEPARTMENT: It Takes a Stigma to Beat a Dogma — a sensational expose' of Modern Art by Thomas Cave-in. Every sophisticate, at some peak, is faced with the problem of deciding for [230] himself whether art can lv propagation or propagation art. Nobody can help you here girls. This timely handbook, one might say Baedeker, sums up the arguments on both sides in a manner that is neat but not Gaudens. It has inner springs of wisdom, like the Beautyrest Matisse. Crzanne. Macduff! THE DEPARTMENT Of PHILOSOPHY: The Batik of Pure Reason by Haggle and Can't If a book goes off in a publishing house, and there's nobody around, does the book make an eclat? THE DEPARTMENT OE PHYSICAL III 1.11 ION AND SPOKEN ENGLISH: The Stance of Life by Proxy Do you want to graduate from college as stooped as you came? Model yourself after your professors! Stand up to them! Ah, but 'ware how they sit. They do not adhere to one unmodified form. There is the South Bend or Pretzel School, for one. As Newton was to physics, so is our own Mr. Whitmore to this line of research. It has not yet been established whether he was the discoverer of the perilous chair-tilting technique, or whether this was a form of expression current among the ancient Britons. Recent excavations show this form of conducting class to have been practised among Piltdown, or Tiltdown, Man. (Cf. Hankins. Ch. 5). A Jung and Adlcd disciple of this school has recently contributed the celebrated Davis feet-on-dcsk-during-oflice-hours strut. He was assisted in his research by a tasty grey lounge suit accented by an old red sweater. Clearly this calls for a sharp note to Esquire. In direct contrast, and showing that in academic circles there is still plenty of room for freedom of expression, is the semi-congealed, or Ice-Age, alluvia, represented by the Taylor-Nicolson-Hagen school. Here can Ik found interesting connotations of passive resistance. Not directly correlated with either the Pretzel or the Ice-Age is the Exhortation. Some prominent exhorters who come quickly to mind are. of course, Mr. Eliot reading Prometheus (in Greek, mind you) and Mr. Harlow . . . Editor: “We love Mr. Harlow, and you leave him alone ... Author: “In the interests of scientific research . . . Editor: You heard me . . Author: Gaggin' the press, that's what it is. Editor: That calls for a sharp not. to Mr. Roger Baldwin. THE DEPARTMENI Cl CCMPARATIVE LITERATURE: Terminal by Cola The must for this week. Comparable only to Flaubert's great work, Madame Rovary, the must for last week. It is only through the agency of great books like these that you can do your six-beat crawl up the stream of thought. [231] THE DEPARTMENT ©E FCREI6N LANGtASES: After the One One, What'What? by our old friendly enemy. Language Tess Here we have the answer to the pressing problem which the Spanish sum up in one trenchant song: La Literacha. la literacha — they croon it to their young. Illustrated with telling scenes from the Smith College Bulletin, punctured with blue-plates, and gemutlichkeit. with a complete vermiform appendix (courtesy of the zoology department). this book is recommended for insomnia. If ycu can't get insomnia this way, consult your local dealer. Wdmui buy a Languedoc? THE DEPARTMENT ©E PSTCEI©L©©r: Paths to Psychopathia by Plain-or-Gardner Murphy If ycu ar: on the road to dipsomania, the road to Dippy, or even the road to Amherst, this book will put you back on the right track: Butler Ullman's down by the traffic light. Turn back to the pictures of graduation seniors; can you decide: (a) Which of these girls is Kay Ottick? (b) Which is Bess Cellar? (c) Which two arc both of them? (d) Pick out the girl who passed Music 13, hands down? (e) Pick out the girl who got away with a rubber check to Mr. Hyde? Subtract right aiaswcrs from wrong, add two for every time you said false, divide by the number of people in the class, add your Uncle Lester's 1929 income tax, tabulate a curve allowing for corrections by the Lie Detector — and what do you get? A picture of me without you. TEIE DEPARTMENT ©E ASTR©N©MT: Good Heavens by Gemini Gemini, not to be confused with Nazi Gemini, even for a minute, is also the author of the famous little slogan usually applied to the relatively less important woodchuck: How many years could a light year light if a light year could light years? Tou thinly that's silly? Well, it's all I got out of astronomy, besides recurrent chilblains and acute nervous graphitis. STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Point System or Old Whom Weel{ by Darr Korse Politics must go! This is no ad for the Smith College Laundry, although they’ve always stood bias; rather, it is a plea for the participation of the citizen in his government. Of course if the government would rather participate in a bridge game, it's O. K. with politics. Roses and Ivy Day Dresses come to Henshaw and Quandrange alike, and I think Phyllis would make a Wonderful class president, because I was at prep school with her, and she A to ways hung her towels up straight, and even though Gwacie is just the Gwandest Girl, I think she lacks a certain, er. Gwace, if you know what I mean. f2J2) THE VCICE CE IIMT NAN By K.OI Ottick and Br« CrttAR The March of Time New Flash: Vhat-Amc:iea-is-rcading-Author thi week were taken into Protective Custody a Smith graduate hundreds. WPA Project Number ‘$6 to revitalize Literature Industry by substituting yokel talent for the inner oligarchy. Tryouts were held in the Alpha room of Stude at 7:30. A mad throng of eight seniors jammed the building. Four of these went by the name of Bev Cellar. The three administrators of the contest, by unanimous vote, delegated the task of cairying on American literature to themselves, to Bess, and to a dark horse in a choir robe and mortarboard, later identified as Kay Ottick. The first to be hauled away by the double-jointed arm of the law wa Thomas Wolfe. A long rope of verbiage trickled solemnly, majestically, portentiously and sonorously out of the corners of his mouth like a fervent band of pilgrims trudging flow-footedly across Asia. Smith College. he said, is a big sprawling ivy-covered horse of a college. As I stand here on the top of the Observatory, slowly freezing to death: the cold creeping up the bowed legs, the thewed thighs, the valvular heart, I remember Anne. Life ran high in Anne. Anne ran out on me in high. With a splintering crash in staggered J. C. Furnas covered with confusion And Sudden Death. It was like this. he said, sometimes it happens with the simplest beginnings, the curve around the Alumnae Gym miscalculated by a squash-fiend faculty member. The unearthly shriek of ground grippers gripping the ground, with a wail of drawnout rubber. The girl on the ‘08 bicycle coming down the hill minding her own business and her own business not minding the curve. A crash as of splintering Hcrshcy Bars and the professor skids, in a perilous whirl of heated mel.il, a veritable dance of death. When the dust settles and the wreckage has been combed, it would have stopped anybody's careless driving to see the class of Thirty-Six sitting in the road, itill holding tight to the handle bars of a completely demolished bicycle, which she had borrowed anyway, staring wildly ahead, a hopeless idiot as is the professor. Interrupted this time by a horse laugh the seniors were aware of becoming involved in the horse's laughter and becoming part of it. until their teeth were only accidental lemon with a talent for grating. They were drawn in by short gasps, inhaled at each momentary recovery, lost finally in the dark caverns underneath Students' Building. Suddenly a light glimmered and then shone brightly. How far that little candle throws its beams. Candle Hell. I'm T. S. Eliot and who was that candle 1 seen you with last light? Her name was Paula. He met her. She told him she had only eighty million dollars. He also had eighty million dollars. They could be rich together. That gave them a communion of adventure. Life, he would sometimes explain, has made a cynic of me. Paula hesitated, her dark serious beauty (from somewhere in California) enormously popular despite its primness. There is a large class of men whose egotism can't endure humor in a woman ... That's enough, Mr. F. Scott Fitzgerald. mapped the editor . We're not getting funny with you. All of a sudden Kay Ottick (you rciner.ibcr her) let out a yell. Look, I'm standing on a tombstone! I'll say you arc, snarled Edgar Lee Masters as he picked ferociously at the floor. The frightened seniors went into a huddle, out of the huddle, and read over hi shoulder (the rude little girlies): Everyone thought we were the best of friends We sat at the same table at lunch I laughed at her jokes Often we had midnight cookie and milk together She always singled me out to say good-night to We both smoked Benson and Hedges. Then one day something snapped in my head And I cut her into piece and threw her over the dam one by one. No one knew and I never regretted it. Ha Ha Smith College! This was signed Eddie, and there it lay. C2J3J The Editors of the 1936 Year Book wish to acknowledge their indebtedness for valuable assistance in the making of this book to the following: ERIC STAHLBF.RG ZAMSKY STUDIO HARRIS fcr EWING STUDIO THE ALUMNAE OFFICE PUBLICATIONS OFFICE PRESS BOARD WEEKLY DOROTHY CONVERSE ROCKWELL MARY deWOLF ALBRO MARIAN CROSBF.RG Illll CCNTENT PAGE dedication foreword VIEWS administration SENIOR PICTURES CLASSES OTHER CLASSES SNAPSHOTS ' ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS ATHLETICS DRAMATICS PUBLICATIONS MUSIC NONSENSE ADVERTISEMENTS 3 4 5 13 33 87 123 128 133 155 179 205 211 217 229 237 [236) index td advedciseds Page Page 041 Music House Batchelder Snyder Co., Inc... ..246 New Weston Hotel ... 250 Blcccker Simmons, Inc ..246 Paradise Tea Shop . • - • 244 Brookside Dairy, Inc . .244 Peck Peck Butler Ullman, Inc Plymouth Drug Store . 250 Cotrcll and Leonard ..241 Rahar’s Inn 246 Dole 6? Bailey, Inc ..241 Reid, Murdoch Co. 242 Draper Hotel . .240 Sears Co., Henry G. . 242 Fay Secretarial School ..250 Smith Co., E. T 241 Hammersmith'Kortmeyer Co. .. ...252 Springfield Black e? White Taxi Co. 246 Hoffman Studio ...244 Sweetheart Tea House . 244 Holmes, Samuel The Warren Kav Vantine Studio, Hood's Ice Cream ...24S Inc 249 Hovcy, H. A. Co ...240 Tiffany Co 239 King, Franklin, Jr ...240 Tooher, Jane 248 Leggett, Francis H. Co., Inc. ..250 Toto's 248 Liddell, Wm. Co., Inc. ... ...248 United States Secretarial School . .241 Martha Washington Hotel ... ...246 Wiggins Old Tavern S’ Hotel Mary Marguerite .. .240 Northampton 241 Tiffany Co. Jewelers Quality-Assured Mail Inquiries Receive Prompt Attention Fifth Avenue 37-Street New York [239] Monthly Account Telephone Capitol 09J0 H. A. 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Peck Peck MILK AND CREAM • Exceptional • Sport Clothes and 19 Hawley Street Northampton, Mass. Hosiery [244] Compliments Glass of 1938 C2- S] Compliments GOOD BYE of AND Batchelder Snyder GOOD LUCK Company, Inc. You Can Always Have Boston, Massachusetts Flowers Sent to Your Friends Hack in “Hamp.” • Write Us Producers and Distributors of Fine Foods BUTLER ULLMAN, Hoc FLOWERS [246] Compliments Class of 1939 [247] Gold Medal Brand Irish Linen Table Damasks arc an infallible sign of good taste. Discriminating purchasers will find them on sale at R- H. Stearns Co., in Boston. WILLIAM LIDDELL and COMPANY, INC. 53 White St. New York Mills in Belfast, Ireland THE FINEST ANYWHERE IN NEW ENGLAND HOOD’S ICE CREAM Jane Tooher Sport Clothes Gymnasium Garments School—College—Camp • Official Outfitter for SMITH COLLEGE 711 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts Samuel Holmes, Inc. Wholesale and Retail POULTRY AND GAME Stalls 17-19-21-23-25 Faneuii Hall Market Basement 3 South Side Tel. 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