University at Buffalo - Buffalonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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GAIL C. HOTELLING - Gail's eiliciency and genial personality have made him one of the most popular and active men on cam- pus. Only an inkling of achievements in- clude: President of Board of Managers, Bi- sonhead, Who's Who, Activities Key, President of Sophomore class, and work on Centennial Banquet Committee. Following his intended business career, Gail presides over the Book Store in capacity of Manager. In '45-'46 he was in charge of part-time em- ployment placements. BETTY HUBER-An interest in radio and social work vie for supremacy as Betty searches for her future plans. At Mary Bald- win College radio was uppermost. Now, at the U. of B., social work caught her fancy. At Buffalo she has joined the Independ- ents and the Credo Club. Perhaps in Betty we may have a female Mr. Anthony, voicing social guidance via the airwavesl EUGENE E. JACKSGN-Gene has made three stops on his educational tour. Next stop is N.Y.U.'s Law School. Previously he attended Canisius and Fordham. At Buffalo he's been active in the Newman Club. Now he pursues a corporation lawyer career. So -seems as though Gene will be addicted to books for at least two more years. LEONA I. JACOBS-Lolee, as she's known to pals, majors in psych and has held an assistantship in that department. Rounding out her activities, she is a member of Sigma Alpha Tau, the International Relations Club, and illustrates dramatic interest by her Blue Masquer participation. PAULINE JACOBSON-Vivacious Pauline has found time to be President of Sigma Alpha Rho, Treasurer of Pan-Hell, and member of Hillel. Following va Sociology and Anthropology major she plans to enter the School of Social Work. In her junior year, Pauline represented her sorority as Prom Queen candidate. HELEN KOKOSKA - Commutant from South of the Border, down Canada Way, Helen deserves a medal in her thirst for learning quenched by the U. of B. Hailing from Niagara Falls, Ontario, Helen spends her time at Buffalo advantageously in taking up the intellectual wanderings of the Arts and Sciences. ,,:p,.w ME , ,ww V'-W' , mu-,- its 0153. in S ,1?,,'Zf'1-'y-'s- x v -an-1.7. ' Sw ,. mu.. l Ln., m. , - , ,.. . nu.. .-- 'g:,,...-..:gQ'.fg.- .p5'.1.e.. ' , 73 L- .,.,,..-.. f,,..:w:x::.L.g.--,-,... , , -was .-'--.-my-U- .:v:.-f3,.-+--:n....:......:- A ,om ,v',4v'?31m.ag,..-vv,. m.-.a..-....- I '11lfC1f: 1',?u-G441'gf,4af,'3un'twK-wiv-u 'pun .g',y'A?LXf1'L1.ug,,t1m tv: st... nunhtl- -Mun.. an ,,u ww..-. ,turns ..s,M,,,,,.wux4v1,,.wmtm 1-1g'g1t't ii' .2Cm11..sel..gg:!1mt'.: nr '. 'M we-1 as nm-r. , nn-vm yy Q ..v.-M',, g1,,,.... - ,.,,.,- -.- ..,..-tngfgz. .w q f2!1'.'. '. '.' '.'T51...-4- -v L.. Qt- I ' . ...----Lg - uzmz... -', 2 um.. . Q ,W 1- rv Um. - 'jxlflvlv' ',,,...n--n-v1 'A7uTwu- , ,,. . wmv ,,.. ,,,,,-f,,. ...IL-?+:3,g,,....t..tL - ' 1' .. -v . w ... mggm, - ff.,....-Mm -g,y,.... 4

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ROBERT E. HIGGINS-Bob, a man who gets things done, is an accounting and eco- nomics major. While completing his course in 28 months, he has been on the Newman Club Board of Managers. President of his '44-'45 class, Bob plans to gain experience as an accountant, hoping later to win a mas- ter's degree in Business or Economics in night school. ' NELSON HIMMELFARB - Workings of the human mind occupy Nels' interest as he plans a career in medicine Qperhaps psychi- atryj. He is a student assistant,in the psych department. In Kappa Nu Fraternity, Nel- son has been President, Secretary, and Pub- licity Chairman and took part in Inter- Fraternity proceedings. RALPH D. HOCH-No stranger to the books is Ralph, who has already been gradu- ated from Colgate, where he was active in Salmagundi, Colgate's yearbook. He saw service in Bell Aircraft and the Army. Now, returning once more to the battle of the books, Ralph is working for a C.P.A. cer- tificate and a B.S. degree in the School of Business Administration. KENNETH D. HODOSY-Activities ga- lore-that's Ken.. Only a smattering of his campus doings include varsity basketball, Kappa Delta Psi, thef Bee, Blue Masquers, N.U. dance committee, Block B, Chair- man, of Inter-Fraternity Ball and President of the Inter-Fraternity Council. '46 found him President of Kappa Delta. A psych fu- ture is his goal. RUTH HODSON VILAGY-A degree from Business Administration should aid Ruth in her intended future in matrimony, if only to make those paychecks reach. In her sopho- more year, she was student representative for her school and, on the social side, she was corresponding secretary of Chi Omega and a member of the Credo Club. As the Buf- falonian is on the press her name reads, Ruth Hodson Vilagy-Mrs., that is. ROBERT HOEPFINGER - Bob, another seeker of a spot in the business world, is speeding his way and becoming accustomed to crowds, papers, and facts in his Business Administration ollice job.

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ARTHUR KARNOFSKY - Art has found the key to popularity, having been an officer 'in each of his classesg he was President of Pharmacy School's senior class in '46, Cen- tering his activity around the Pharmacy School, he worked on the paper, was chair- man of the opening dance, and junior Prom representative. He claims fame for getting two traffic tickets in one day, listing a future, Are You Kiddingf' BEATRICE B. KAISER-While working towards a certificate of C.P.A., Beatrice ma- jored in accounting. Active in the social swim, Beatrice takes an energetic part in campus life as a member of Sigma Delta Tau Sorority. VICTOR W. KEBORT-Vic formerly was loyal to Ohio State and Cathedral but, com- ing to the U, of B., he took active part in b'usiness 'administration work in which he'll get his degree and from then on-it's experi- ence plus larnin' that he'l1 utilize. CHARLES E. KELLER-A past President of B.X.E., handsome Chuck with his Sitz- marker membership and broken ankle from a skiing mishap attest to his liking for the sport. Though at first he seems shy, his win- ning personality has collected him a host of friends throughout his college days. J. RAPORT KENNY-Raport is delving into the mysteries of biology. With a flair for music, in '44 he was director of the U. of B. orchestra and junior year found him elected class treasurer. Interested in football, he was assistant coach of the Bennett grid squad in '46 and he also aided the coaching staff at East High School. JOSEPH KEMP-A brief paragraph can't describe Joe's extensive campus work, yet this genial S.A.N. man has taken in or been in nearly every oflice at the university. Bi- sonhead, Who's Who, Junior' Prom chairman, a founder of the Vets' Club, Block B, and President of the junior class stand out as more obvious honors. Now treasurer of the Senior class, Joe is well on the road to success in accounting.