University at Buffalo - Buffalonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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ELAINE CULKOWSKI-Elaine is harness- ing the desire of womanhood-shopping-in her goal of buyer for a large store. On campus she has been active in the Glee Club, WOW's, and the Beep she is Social Chair- man for her sorority, Sigma Kappa. In line with her major, she belongs to the Retail Club. MIREK DABROWSKI - Wearing that brushy brush cut is Spike, as he's known to pals. Returning to campus after an inter- ruption fUncle Samj he took his rightful spot once more in the center of activities. W'inner of the N.U. gold key, member of Bisonhead and B.X.E., Mirek played an important role in the Male Animal, Blue Masquer membership being one of his top activities. just name it-Spike has either been in it or had it. He's a history major, keeping an eye open for State Department post 'after completing graduate require- ments. ALVIN DAIGLER-An Economics major in Business Administration, Al made the Dean's list one of his prized accomplish- ments. Along with attending the U. of B. and three years spent in the Army, he at- tended the Universities of Nevada and Cali- fornia. He's a member of Alpha Kappa Psi. His plans for the future are, quote, a jobl' FRANCIS A. DAVIS-Francis is an ambi- tious young man who attended M.F. College prior to the war and since his return from service, 'packing two years into one. He in- tends to follow his accounting preparation into a future that already figures a wife and one child-congrats are in order. PHYLLIS DAY-Phyl spent her first year at Grove City College in Pennsylvania but now at the U. of B. she is a Spanish major hoping someday to teach that subject. Keeping her eye on her goal, she is a member of the Fu- ture Teachers of America and also the Spanish Club. With her Spanish education, Phyl can verify the fact that there's an awful lot of coffee in Brazil. STELLA DEINZER-The future holds no terror for Stella as she completes her English major requirement and whiles away those un-taken hours with French Club and New- man Club meetings. Though her future is not too clearly planned as yet, she does ad- mit that advertising work will be her aim.

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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.

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MILDRED S. DENNE-Transferring to the U. of B. after two years at State Teachers, Mildred majored in Business Ad. Believing there's nothing like a song to brighten up the day, she was active in the Glee Club. Now she would like to try her hand at adver- tising work. LOUIS DINARDO-Arts and Sciences. EDWARD A. DUNLAP, JR.-Easy-going Ednis Managing Editor of the Bee, Man- ager of the Tennis Team, Physics Major, and a B.X.E. Nonchalantly lifting an eyebrow, Ed made Who's Who twice, acted as chair- man of the 1946 Homecoming Day Parade, was former Advertising and Business Man- ager of the Bulfalonian, Manager of the 1944 Junior Prom and was tapped for Bison- head the same year. BERNICE M. DUCHMANN-Among the most studious members of the Senior Class is Bernice, who majors in Mathematics. Un- able to devote much time to extra-curricular activities she nevertheless can always be found at the Math Club meetings. Friendly and modest, Bernice should be successful in her final field of endeavor. PHYLLIS ELSTER - Phyl's work in the School of Education will fit her for giving exams instead of being dn the receiving end or, if she decides teaching is not for her, her education will equip her to lead whatever life becomes her. LEONA L. ERLIN-I-Iillel's past President, Leona formerly braved the damp of Cali- fornia QU. of So. Cal.j, taking photography and make-up. Now a soc major, she took part in Blue Masquers, Independents, and IZFA, also finding time to work downtown and in the summer session office. She admits inter- est in South American dances and music and she desires a future in Psychiatric Social Work.