University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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russicm circle Front Row: Alex Mekula James Kemp, Arthur Novak, Edward Kudreiko, Dezso Sekely. Second Row: John Bankus, Renee Lichenstein, Mr. Leonid Ig- natieff, Mme. Lila Pargment, Wilma Miron, Lynne Sperber, John Kulpinski. Third Row: Leonard Cohen, Edward Kozera, George Kulaga, Harold Pitchford, Johanna Kranold, Carla Mullendore, Ken- neth Goodman. Top Row: Violet Koleda, Ann Guinan, Avery Grant, Shirley King, Yang Jin Yuan, Emma Badurian, Goodman, Catherine Hennessy. In the spring a lit student ' s fancy turns to thoughts of suntan! 29

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X le cercle frcmcais First Row: Benjamin Hudson, John Staff, Raymond Chambers, Ann Owens, Dan Jenison, Helen House, Roger Norton, Mrs. Mary Bosley, Bill Tattersall, Robert Watson. Second Row: Ann McGrew, Cornelia Kinne, Janet Anzel, Naome Leavitt, Francis Gravitt, Richard Koppitch, Marian Sayward, Prof. Charles Koella, Gordon Hallman, Shirley Weemhoff, Doris Waisbrod, Anita Blumenfeld, Gertrude Kent, Douglas Miller. Third Row: Sally Ware, William Dickerman, Mary Ellen Gray, Herbert Boothe, Patricia Stanford, Bill Morris, Ruth Lucks, Eugene Kaplan, Eileen Hickey, Albert Moscotti, Elinor Horwitz, Harry Hajos, Virginia Beabes, Loraine Davies, Bonnie Elms. Fourth Row: Philip Carlson, Rodney Parker, Shirley Farnsworth, Soly Bencuya, Betty DeGuise, Frank Reed, Miriam Cady, Turan Sami, Barbara Rosenberg, Bell Trezise, Ruth Sammet, Bernard Shiftman, Sally Pemberton. Le Cercle Francais of the University of Michigan was founded in 1907. This year it has a membership of about ninety students and holds regular meeting every other week. Under its auspices a series of lectures is offered during the fall and spring semesters, given by professors of the Romance Department or of other departments, or by outstanding Frenchmen visiting this country or teaching in other universities. Each spring it presents the Annual French Play; this year i will ' be the forty-first, when Moliere ' s Le Malade Imaginaire presented at the Mendelssohn Theater on May 6th. This year it has inaugurated La P ' tite Causette , VI lib e. a of students desiring to speak French informally, who meet 01 day and Thursday afternoons at the Michigan League. 28

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Muriel F. Aaron, A. B. in Social Work Greenfield, Matt. Arthur J. Abelson, B. S. in Zoology South Orange, N. J. Elizabeth M. Adams, A. B. in English Jackson, Mich. Burton C. Agata, A. B. in Political Science Laurence, N. Y. Marilyn Ahlstrom, A. B. in Mathematics Royal Oak, Mich. Harriet Aiken, A. B. in History Detroit, Mich. Margaret C. Allan, A. B. in Spanish Peoria, III. Margaret J. Allen, A. B. in Psychology Pueblo, Calif. Lois E. Allison, A. B. in Economics Terrace Park, O August J. Altese, A. B. in Chemistry Detroit, Mich. Helen D. Anderko, A. B. in History Detroit, Mich. Edward Anderson, A. B. Manistee, Mich. LITERARY SENIORS Harry J. Anderson, A. B. in Science Rockford, III. Paul D. Anderson, A. B. in Oriental Civilization Portland, Ore. Mildred I. Andrew, A. B. in Economics Oswego, N. Y. Elaine O. Andrews, A. B. in Social Studies Flint, Mich. John A. Andrews, A. B. in Social Work Ann Arbor, Mich. Celia M. Applegate, B. S. in Zoology Toledo, O. Barbara J. Armstrong, B. S. in Psychology Detroit, Mich. Joan C. Armstrong, A. B. in English Piqua, O. Rosemarie Aronica, B. S. in Sociology Jean E. Aurand, A. B. in Speech Marilyn J. Austin, A. B. in French Joseph A. Baclawski, A. B. in Geography .Detroit, Mich. Ann Arbor, Mich. Detroit, Mich. Willow Run, Mich. Marjorie Badge, A. B. in History Emma M. Badurian, A. B. in French Natalie Bagrow, A. B. in English Clark R. Baker, A. B. in Political Science Highland Park, Mich. Detroit, Mich. Ann Arbor, Mich. Schenectady, N. Y. William W. Baker, A. B. in English Kansas City, Kan. Robert P. Ball, A. B. in English Owosso, Mich. Rita K. Baltus, A. B. in Speech Rock, Mich. Janet S. Bancroft, A. B. in Speech Brooklyn, N. Y. 30 I , ' T