University at Buffalo - Buffalonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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HENRY BORON-Tall Hank has set his goal for a job in personnel management while training in the psychology Held. A let- terman in basketball, Hank has participated in Block B, the Veterans' Club, and be- came a member of Sigma Alpha Nu Frater- nity. Where did he get that accent-he claims down in Tennessee. CURT K. BRILL-Another floatee on the sea of business administration is Curt whose education began in '42 when he won the Wm. Hengerer Freshman Award. From '43- '46 he saw service in the Army, and then returning to the U. of B. did yeoman work in preparing for his future -centering about business. NORMA BURKHARDT-Bustling about with shy smile and demure manner is Norma who seems to find plenty of time for activ- ities aside from her English major studies. Such time-takers as the Bee, Cauldron, Newman Club, and Sigma Kappa Sorority occupy idle moments while she has a stand- ing job as N.U. dance publicity chairman. As she glides through the U. of B. Norma isn't losing sight of an intended future in psychology Work. JEROME EDWARD BURROWS-Figures interest Ed-in accounting that is. Hailing from Jamestown, New York, he formerly at- tended Syracuse University but now has a goal in being a C.P.A. While mastering the science of debits and credits, Ed is an active member of the Veterans' Club. FRANCIS BUSSMAN-Juggling figures is the career which awaits Francis as he steps out into the world of facts and figures, well- armed with his C.P.A. certificate and he's got what it takes to keep them in the black not red. GEORGE F. CHAMBERS-George believes in getting things done-and fast. Now only 20, he is the youngest senior in the Chem- istry Department and, not content with that, he wants an M.A. from the U. of B. before entering industry. In his moments out of the lab, George presides as president of Chi Beta Phi Fraternity and is a member of the Student Aililiates of the American Chemical Society.

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4:5252 . iii ... ix , -Qsfw' 2 . - I fag. r.,,,.., tv , :ages s k qgggqi 1- , ,. ,,,,,. .,...,.1 Q .im W iiffi ,. ze-V: X - 03124 -31'-1.1--:ms 'f Kyra' ' 1 - 2 ' yet? 4. ., FREDERICK BECK-Give Fred a lever and he'll move the world-he's just what this old globe needs. From '40 and '44 he has been solving the baffles of physics and now, in '47, he bids adieu to the books and will set about putting his knowledge to work. GERTRUDE BARSTEIN - An October grad, Gert, as she's known to her many friends, is a Sigma Delta Tau gal who just wound up her studies in the field of sociol- ogy. Way back in '43 she was one of the first members of the W.O.W. and, listing her future plans as far from definite she's going to let the future take its well known course as things stand now. WILLIAM BODIE -Ex-bombardier Bill formerly attended Canisius and, at the U. of B. enumerates outside activities as, quote, l wife, l daughter, l son, 1 job, and l mother-in-law.,With these activities, Bill, a likable chap, certainly has made the most of his 24 hour quota and still pursues the dilemma of accounting in the Business Ad. circle. JEAN BOEHMKE-Music and chemistry occupy' top spot in Jean's favor. Making extra-curriculars a sideline, the treasurer of the Student Afliliates, member of Alpha Gamma Delta, she represented her sorority at Washington U. at last fall's International Convention. For four years outstanding endeavor in the Glee Club she received the Silver Key. V JEAN N. BORDEN-Ohio Wesleyan and the University of Michigan preceded jean's U. of B. career and she's finding the human brain's working her major interest as she concentrates on a psychology major. She's a stimulus for a very favorable response! LEWIS H. BORDONARO - Lou, who saw Navy duty on an aircraft carrier, finds being a husband and a father of a son to- gether with a full chemical curriculum quite a full life indeed. He's mapping out a future as an M.D. with Medical School first stop on his professional jaunt.

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THOMAS CHITTENDEN - Handsome, well-groomed Tom finds business intriguing and so fortilies himself with a wealth of knowledge while attending the School of Business Ad. His ellicient manners will fit him well into a job with executive capacity. JACQUELINE G. COHEN-Jacqueline is Vice-President and former secretary of Sigma Delta Tau Sorority. She was treasurer of the Sophomore Class of the College of Arts and Sciences in 1944-1945, and is now the Con- vocation Committee Director of Women's Activities for the year 1946-'47. A member of the Blue Masquers from 1944-'46, she was the property mistress for the play The Pro- fessor Proposes in 1945. After completing her work as a Sociology major she plans to assume the role of a personnel worker. RUTH M. COHEN-A faithful Sigma Delta Tau gal, Ruth manifests an interest in math, having been secretary and vice-president of the Math Clubg to these extra diversions she HELEN COOPER-Helen, former Sigma Delta Tau President, secretary of her class, has been on both the BuH5alonian and the Bee. A popular co-ed, she joined the Fu- ture Teachers, Inter-American Club, and Hillel while majoring in history and govern- ment. As for the future-she's changing her name fmarriagej four days after graduation. You take it from there. - PATRICIA N. COUGHLIN-Here's an artistically inclined miss who won a trip to New York from Albright Art School. Pat is studying for her B.F.A. at Albright where she carries a double major in Illustration and Advertising Design. In between her double existence, she takes part in the Independents', the Newman and Debating Clubs. RALPH HQ CRYESKY-Raiph won a su- pervisor's Scholarship before becoming a vet and now majors in Spanish and French. Supplementing these studies, he took active added Work on the Bee and Inter-Activ- ities Committee.. Future- I don't know, she says, but then, Ruth, who does? part as Spanish Club Vice-president and Le Cercle Francais President. He confesses study and perhaps laterto teach in that field.