Southern Connecticut State University - Laurel Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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DoLoREs Cox ln spite of an avid interest in eating, Dolores' frequent demonstrations of the art of jiu-jitsu and daily jaunts between Bridgeport and New Haven have aided her to maintain that 'cschool-girl fig- ure. Dolores' firm convictions always added zest to every discussion, and a pair of penetrating brown eyes substantiated her ability to maintain these convictions in the midst of any brainstorm , EDNA CURTIS Gcnerosity and a readiness for fun and laughter are characteristic of Edna. A sports enthusiast, she has profitably and conscientiously spent many hours at swimming and skating. Frequent trips to Canada have not only increased Ed- nals geographical knowledge but have also pictorially proven that Edna literally and figuratively believes in hay while the sun shines . making HELEN CURTIS Helen, the taller one of the Curtis THERESA DE N1coLA Combination, has an unfailing good na- ture. Musically speaking, she hid her light under a bushell' for a number of years and it wasn't until her composition Grasshopper Green became such an immediate success that we realized her harmonious hankerings. Athletically in- clined,.Helen is especially interested in swimming at a certain summer resort. -:egg gig. . Teri, ivory tickler par excellence , transferred her musical talents from the Yale Music School to the student lounge, where her vivacity, enthusiasm, and con- geniality have added color to the heavy haze. As editor-in-chief of the Laurel Leaf she has found joy in journalism as well as in life in general. Teri's inter- ests are infectious, and to her everything is ver-r-r-ree funny .

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5 1 Mn iCHLL Y ,Dm the lounger nl Con' hclll' Lyra! iam if iniff' rvflllllg f 3 Q X Q X Q NBQC x N298 3 s sk X 1 X 5: X sr . . izfrsfis Rs X MARGARET Dil2'VINE Another newcomer to the Senior Class from the Bridgeport Normal School is Margaret. That earnest demeanor hides a light-hearted gaiety which her friends know and appreciate. Dependable and industrious, she was indispensable to the Dean in her office and was the well- known recorder of the Absentees. WINONA DINGWELL Winona's the White Hope of strug- gling art novices, since she combines much art talent with a readiness to eX- plain the hows', and Whys of all the crafts. ln her own quiet way, Winona has us guessing as to whether her talent will be used domestically or profession- ally. CALLISTA DoNLoN HELEN DOLAN A faithful Art Clubber, Helen has been chairman of a lucrative Christmas sale and a member of many a successful dance committee. Also active in the Ath- letic Association, Helen excelled in all sports and received every one of the sports awards. Kindergartners like Hel- Cn, and she likes them, so her career as a primary teacher ought to be a happy one. c'Clis with her familiar throaty chuckle is well known for her profound and profusely worded discussions on all topics. Her omnivorous reading, and her keen interest in philology are sure to aid in the realization of her desire to be- come a linguist. Dramatic tendencies and capabilities were exhibited in her portrayal of Jose-ph in the Christmas Pageant. . -sig 1249 33+