University at Buffalo - Buffalonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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CLAIRE H. LEVY- I've got rhythm may not be an accurate term for Claire yet she does like music, having done orchestra and convocation piano solo work and Home Concert music participation. She is a mem- ber of Sigma Delta Tau Sorority. All her activities with the keyboard and sorority are supplements to her work for a degree in the psychology field. SALVATORE MAIRA-One dash of this, a jigger of that, a splash of something else- it doesn't make sense to most of us, but to Sal, seeking a B.A. in Chemistry, it adds up to something. As long as we have fellows like Sal mixing up the right ingredients, the future will stay bright. , MARVIN MARCUS-Marve, a wrestler in '40, played football in '41 and is the His- torian for the Block B organization. When he finishes his business administration chores, halted three years by the war, he plans to continue his studies when he enters Law School. IRENE M. MCCADDEN-An Irish colleen and proud of it, Irene, member of Alpha Gamma and formerly the Newman Club, has devoted her major study hours to Sociol- ogy but doesn't think she'll follow social work. With the Irish smile in her heart, Irene will let the future make the first move. JANE MCARTHUR-Jane sees the U. of B. from the inside, working at the Bursar's of- fice. She finds scanning of programs advan- tageous in getting rides to and from school. A transfer from Westminster College, Jane says the U. of B. is a welcome change from a quiet, subdued atmosphere. Her duties in the discord of the inner sanctum is accel- erating her on her general business course. JAMES F. MCINTOSH-jim has combined his business curriculum with an interest in sports plus work as a bonded distributor of sterling silver. While being lost to the U.of B., wedlock wins him in June when he takes his hrst step in the future world then to fol- low some business career. V

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LEON H. KOLIPINSKI-Leon combines practical experience, energy, and book larnin' in his business administration work. Owning what he terms the smallest appliance store in Buffalo, Leon works in still another but finds time to belong to the Vets' Club after being graduated from Uncle Sam's Navy course.. ' MARVIN H. KORUS-Marve, who is a member of both Rho Pi Phi and Rho Chi Fraternities, was elected Secretary-Treasurer of his Senior class. Moreover, he has an ac- tive membership in Hillel. In pursuance of his chosen field, Pharmacy, Marvin is now on the Student Branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association. LEO KOTULA-A three and a half year environment of State Teachers College fore- went'Leo's stay at the U. of B. He, too, is fol- lowing business, setting his cap for his B.A. degree, with which he'll take his place in the swirl in the outside world of business. CHARLES KURLAND-Charles has seen two other colleges before the U. of B., hav- ing gone to Colgate and Rochester, where he was on the football team. Now at U. of B. in pursuit of a degree in Mechanical Engi- neering, he supplements studies with mem- bership in the Math and Engineering Clubs. Perhaps Charles will someday find the form- ula for harnessing sneeze-power - here's hoping. GEORGE LAMBROS - An Orthodox Greek Catholic Divinity student, George was very active in campus religious affairs. After two years as A.O.C.A. officer, he be- came president for two successive years. He was chairman of the Armistice Day religious convocation in '46, Capable and efficient, he'll make the future his. ROBERT R. LANGLEY-An economics major, businesslike Bob was treasurer of B.X.E. this year. Since his freshman year he has been active on campus, going out for football and the Glee Club while being chosen treasurer of the Freshman class. Bob has lately become a proud father of Kenny and the whole family, Vera, Kenny, and Bob, are well known around the U. of B. campus.

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RAYMOND F. MCNAMARA-One of the great middle class, Ray likes the liberal range of knowledge .he linds in the Arts and Sciences field and is prepared for any one of several outside positions. RITA D. MEDDOFF-Rita's future dreams center about a major in child-bringing-up but while in college she had a transitory hope period featuring a brilliant career in radio writing. Endowed with a great share of beauty, she was a finalist in the Junior Prom Queen contest-one concrete reason why she is soon to be a Mrs. Rita, member of Sigma Delta Tau, formerly attended William Smith, but her birthplace, Indiana, is known to her only by secondary sources. BETTY MEHL-Bess' listing in Who's Who speaks for the place she has taken in campus life while more concrete evidence is her co-managership and Editor's post of the Directory, Presidency of Pan-Hell, Vice-Presidency of Blue-Masquers, Silver Key, junior Prom chairman, and Vice- Presidency of Theta Chi. Betty's cheery ways and boundless energy should insure a won- derful future. PHYLLIS MELLOR - The dynamics of behavior hold no terror for Phyl as she pur- sues her study of phychology. While Record- ing Secretary for Chi Omega Sorority, Phyl also participates in Pan-Hell. In. addition to these duties and ramblings in psych she is a member of the Credo Club and is on the Cauldron I-IAZEL M. MENZIE-Hazel's future plans are enviable-a vacation until 1948. In view of her campus work, however, she's earned one. Highlights show a listing in Who's Who, N.U. Gold Key, the University Alum- nae Award, Board of Managers, a Sigma Kappa gal, and class President in Pharmacy School three consecutive years. Not only a classroom giant, Hazel has emphasized the social side-but definitely! MARGERY A. METZ-A biology major and three-year assistantship haven't kept Marge from campus activity, a Chi Omega girl, she has been Corresponding Secretary of her sorority, Secretary of Credo Club and Vice-President of the Biology Club. Her charm insures her of popularity as a high school teacher, for which she is striving.