University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1951 volume:

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Professors step up on the lecture platforms, students remove the caps from their fountain pens, and late comers hurriedly dis- appear into the ivy covered buildings. And so the day begins and passes, and the week, and the month. The academic year comes to an end, leaving behind the memories of classes, friends, and extra-curricular activities, touched by uncertainty, as the United Nations seeks to meet the challenge of aggressive countries. Looking hack, however, we sense more than just a year of Il1CII10I'lCSQ to each of us it has been a wonderful experience, meaningful and integrated. fxf ful' IIEUIII TEH ..... w uliome right on inn were the friendly words that greeted us, when as Fresh- men we stood on the door marked Anne B. Speirs, Assistant to the Dean of XXIOIIICII. From that moment of our Freshman Interview with Miss Speirs, we knew that we had a real friend in 114 Bennett Hall., one who was interested in us not only as a class, but as individuals. In our infant days at the University it was to her that we came when we needed advice in planning teas, lnncheons, and other class functions, and how many times have we listened to her famous lecture on the manner and procedure of drawing money from the class treasurylll In our Sophomore year she counseled us on such matters as class blazers, Pirates Ball, and Soph Supper. As Juniors we passed to another advisor, but by that time we needed no official claim to stop in to see her when our numerous weighty problems needed solutions. Now, as we leave the University, we carry with us many memories of Miss Speirs-clutching a freshman list in her hand, laughingly accepting at Under- grad Camp the title of the walking dictionary, and sitting up a night at Freshman Camp, because upper classmen had accidentally mislayed her bedding. In appreciation of her guidance, understanding, and unselfish service to ns in our years at Pennsylvania, we dedicate this yearbook to Anne B. Speirs. Este? or women fx? we 5 JS ,ss . 1 fx l I Yi' i 1 1 uni... Q I 1 f l ,Q 'J,.V, X, t ?' t f I? W r . yegqallf ,X I L- glli I NX lift 1 A X f if f X I-X MINISTHATIU DR. HAROLD E. STASSEN President of the University REV. EDVVARD C. HARRIS Chaplain of the University ELI HE DR. PAUL H. MUSSER Provost of the University ......7!1eManpmg Under the leadership of Dr. Stassen, the administration of the University has continued to expand the curricular opportunities for women, as well as to give impetus to the devel- opment of the new campus. In closer contact with the women students is the personnel of 114 Bennett Hall. Dr. Hottel and her stall' have been so helpful guiding the numerous extra- curricular activities and assisting each co-ed to find her place in the University. DR. ALTHEA K. IIO'l'I'I:.L Dean of Women MISS A. RANKIN HARRIS Vice-Dean of Women MISS ANNE B SPLIRS Assist. to the Dean of Women -gif K55R? B MA Q 'F Qs, 53, li 5' Wi W . W,,bw-f-Q Q J a Qi my ww- Q ,ww-M R '4W V 'lQ,5k 'sf?i- H ybniu 36333436 425 N...Q.,.,M.w - Q5 26:13 am- ? ,MQ V 'L 1 IS? Qir FROSH CLASS COUNCIL -Seated: J. Seiver, M. Clay- ton lPres.J, J, Mack, M. A. Miller, S. Mahn. Standing: D. Dietrich, 'D. Hawk, ll. Smith, P, Parker, J. Loucks. Wfzo foala' Ask For More - - EI. 55 UF '54 She wore a red and blue dink . . . almost at Pirates, Ball . . . dated a campus wheel. lost her Frosh Pin . . . ate cinnamon buns She crammed for finals . . . met her Class at Freshman Camp. Companion . . . wrote a Pele Mele skit. She greeted her Big Sisterw . . . bought She passed her swimming test . . . col- BRAND NEW texts . . . cheered for Reds lected props for Penn Players . . . learned Bagnell. to Charleston She wore a hat to Opening Tea . . . forgot She was elected to the May Court . . . the name of everyone she met . . . wore her sketched a worm in Zoo lab . . . played soft- pledge pin proudly. ball at a Fraternity Picnic. She elected Marty Clayton president . . . She wore white on Hey Day . . . was heeled for the DOLPHIN . . . won a prize promised asummer job . . . hreezed through at the Big Sister Party. finals. She passed a Psych exam . . . was paddled Sheis a FHESHMAN! CALENDAR COMMITTEE -Floor: D. Zohian, J. Sugg, J. Howie. Seated: S. Mahn, C. Stoney, T. Mack, D. Diet- rich 1rh'manJ, D. Curtiss, R. Smith, F. Parker. Stand- ing: A, Gruhl, J. Osdal, J. Lane, A. Charlesworth, E. Marcovitz, I. Loucks, E. Sanwald, M. Rosenfelt. Miss- ing: M. Ahrams, B, llrettle, M. Der Avedesian, C. Kerr, J. Earnshaw, C. Lauth, L. Meyers, N. Ni:-hol, A. Rus- sell, M. Sachs, J. Seiver, V. Sudjian, L, Yahlonovitz. Prize babies include an unifle-ntiliablv, M. Jenking, A. Hetberington, N. Frisb- man, J, Grant, K. Nashfay. We're really college fresbn The old stone block-the beginning of many friendships. men ? I mo ...iA .f w 'hav Q . 12 li 11 V ' i. ' i iiii -2 xo 2, A3 w 2' - v I 9 3 K 5 ' gk? 7 6 Full of vim and add a Frosh Pin. Qin.. Children and later one for themselves . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL-Seated: A. Bow- man, N. Davidson, C. Dough- erty, fPres.J, N. Greene, J. Hess. Standing: C, Norris, D. Aronoff, J. Meltzer, C. Hois, E. Lintzmeyer, Miss- ing: M. Tolan. Makfhg fffkfory - - The Class of '53 . . . off to a high spirited start at Undergrad Camp with its ghost story and song writing sessions . . . making the frosh walk the planki' at Pirates, Ball . . . winning the fast song in the song contest . . . breaking a record by their sale of 70 blazers . . . feting the Frosh at Soph Supper . . . honoring their sister class on their week- end with individual corsages . . . giving a Christmas Party for the Bureau for Colored EI. SS UF '53 setting an all time high of enthusiasm during Soph Weekend in February . . . proudly presenting Right Around Bennett as their offer for Pele Mele Night . . . making plans for their Big Sister Program in the fall . . . electing new leaders . . . installing them at the traditional Spring Luncheon . . . look- ing forward to the fall and meeting their new sisters, the Class of '55, CAMPUS COMMITTEE L, Stevenson, L. Wilson. Seated: J. Hess, S. Slotnlck 1Ch'manJ, D. Aronoff, E Lintzmeyer, .Standing: R Mazzatenta, V. Simmons, C Taylor. Missing: S. Bernert M. Geoghegan, F. Corn, M Heap, D. Petty, I. Stalberg 'Q W., f,, A Mx ffjfwbx, Q3 X 4 ff' , y XS, f ff. If 7 ' 'xiii-:rg ,E Lahn W v,,X Iwi M- fr- - 1 ..f'- J- A 2 T:3'ifTTN3f2'sl - LP' ms- ,Hao 4 , NX Z Y-.L ,A L ,fv KW' - -3:4 B X 4 Q IN by ? 5 ' 9 1 if 3 --t I, li?-G A Qr' k':.2'n ff-5 H 6 Q4 N u f I t 45,-iiof'-.'?Aisil2' '5-fL4Le1,,9. ra 4 l Z S s -1' 'Q' I . 'S ft? Singing varuls at the Christmas Dinner. Y I L An exciting moment for Carolyn Hois, winner of Mortar B0ard's Freshman Cup. Big, had, brave, hold pirates are wc. We've joined the ranks. l3 .IUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL -Seated: C. Johnson, L. Korn, N. Beck lPres.l, J. Block, A, Buvinger. Stand- ing: J. Dillman, J, Irwin, J. Suplee, M. Ono, C, Ander- son, E, Allen. S 'X Memoks of Red and Blue - - EL Snap shots form Undergrad Camp . . . u letter headed Dear Big Sister . . . an ant from the junior-Frosh Picnic Lunch in back of Bennett . . . a shiny Sphinx and Key pin . . . prize winning lyrics from the Song: Contest . . . a map of the stacks . . . a train ticket to the Columbia Came . . . an Orienta- tion Class roll . . . a program from Junior Chapel . . . a pressed corsage from the Junior Prom . . . an empty asperin bottle . . . a 55 UF '52 toothpick from the Junior-Frosh Luncheon . . . hills from the fraternity . . . that impossible P.S. final . . . Johnny's draft notice . . . the cup from Pele Mele night . . . a pro slip . . . two stubs from S'Light Up the Sky . . . an invitation from West Point . . . a petition for WSGA President . . . a knitting pattern . . . an ivy leaf from Hey Day. SPHINX AND KEY - Seated: J, Auritt, J. Dill man, F. Carans fPres.J, C Beckenlraugh, J. Shaw. Stand ing: M. Stewart, C. Labrum C. Anderson, N. Beck, E Pritchard, D, Elder. Miss ing: N. Lennox, M, Minnick M, Rector. 7 steam Sarisa Himmelstein thinks Undergrad Camp is the way to start the Junior year. ,ta fA,a Y Eegge t t 11 x e 10 2 e il Pele Mele Cup to the Juniors for The Seven Ages of Wonien.' Will the Junior Class please rome to order. Sphinx and Key present red roses ffonors We Have Won - - 'K fi , I K w 4 ..f -, ' ,il NX I ? W Q 1' X1 IA H . X- Q , i f 5 zkifmoiwgsly, -2 K ego '1 ., 1 4 E19 111 1.951255 if 40 ff we 3 ,xii fa 9 f -5 3 gf Lqqyefssl, xgyi kg 5 ivy! 4 fi j qs :ef - 5 I 1 if H 1, f 1 1 2 . 4 l Y 1 'l ,v I 'J 5- i l f .5 if 'i if ' L 5 1, v Q, 1 9 A 1 -is 1 ' i L CM il' J Nl , I 4 H fi 4-A Q ,A ' 1 1 ii 4' N Digi-T -if t 'fi' f 5? ' . r gl ' ff fams, A targggvgwi sit ' 9 ,I X If ie 4 gl gli K E, '51 I 1 L 3 ti 2 fs , 3, 1. X ,ZS ,TX X ai, , i f K. ia ,i m .1 if 1 s y 1 H if iL:.-fzrzizq...-:::fa::-:-.:.Li. fry E ..-5. 'gp ' ,gn ' IHS III. 55 UF '51 FRESHMAN YEAR 1947-1948 We were 150 people . . .the largest freshman class to weekend at Green Lane . . . We scurried through freshman program . . . as '51, our first accomplishment was the officers' elections . . . Nancy Horlacher, Joan Williams, and Doris Cherksey became president, vice- president, and secretary-treasurer, respectively . . . the first frosh to win acclaim were the winners of the Baby Contest at the Big Sister party . . . Blue ribbons went to Mary French, Mimi Hemphill, Elizabeth Lang, Dot Dawson, Squeaky Brown, and Polly Shook . . . ln the beginning of October, we were threatened with impending torture at Pirates Ball . . . Holland was in the thoughts of those who themed the C.A. Bazaar along Pennsylvania Dutch lines . . . Rushing began in November . . . and so did Joan Williams' cartooning for the PN . . . Four flights up, Bennett Club celebrated its second birthday . . . Peggy Joyce became WXPN's songstress, and Pat Lynn, its jack-of-nll-trades . . . In January, journalistic- ally inclined frosh-Barbara Brown, Pat Bellwoar, Doris Cherksey, Ellen Edvar, Pat Hoffman, Betty Hopkins, Nancy Horlacher, Carolee Orr, Janet Shand, Joan Wil- liams, Adele Szczurowski, and Mary Jane Tobin-were taken on the PN stall . . . Trend, a creative writing mag, made a unique debut, but died shortly after its second issue . . . NSA was established as a recognized organization on the Penn campus . . . Student-faculty relations received a boost at the first Student-Faculty dinner . . . In April, a nostalgic note accompanied the retirement of Dr. Minnick, Dean of the School of Educa- tion from 1921-1948 . . . Dr. Grizzell became our new dean . . . we found Hey Day and Ivy Day about the most exciting time of the year. SOPHOMORE YEAR 1948-1949 This year we slung the mud and greascpaint at Pirates Ball . . . Dr. Stassen becalne the president of our uni- versity . . . Mickey McCracken won the joint DP and PN shmoo contest . . . the C.A. Bazaar slid off on a Mexican tangent . . . Shmoos were imported to help solve the rising cost of textbooks . . . The nine welfare agencies were coordinated into Campus Chest . . . Remember the Carnival? . . . Joan Williams' Soph Soup Box continued to be a leading source for Soph informa- tion . . . the PN, Dolphin, and Red and Blue established the first women's Publications Union . . . the PN and DP joined issues to celebrate the 209th anniversary of the U of P . . . meanwhile our class leaders Darthcu Smith, Virginia Matzke, and Ruth Woll kept the class sailing on an even keel. . .the new look was still holding its own in clothes and even spread to the WAA lounge, which was redecorated . . . a leadership clinic convened . . . new white Blazers held ai special meaning for each class member . . . as well as Hey Day cerc- monies which saw the entrance of many of our class into honorary societies . . . the end of the year meant the halfway mark for many of us, and the beginning of a fuller life for those embarking on the marital trail. JUNIOR YEAR 1949-1950 Undergrad camp . . . 22 out of 65 were .luniors . . . we returned fully aware of new responsibility to our sister freshmen . . . and conscious of the opportunitics for .luniors . . . for one thing we'd get better football seats . . . secondly, we felt that college was made for Juniors who knew their way around by now, but wercn't as yet burdened by employment problems or conference courses . . . Betty McKaig, class prexy and chief Big Sister, announced a new system for assigning big sisters . . . WXPN completed expansion and modernization of the studio facilities . . . the C.A. Bazaar turned into a '49 Cold Rush Bonanza . . . Dean Hottel returned from a 72-day trip around the word still hopeful that a major war would be averted . . . Pan Hel's new rushing system enabled women students to rush either Jewish or Christian houses . . . Philadelphia and Penn celebrated the Goethe Bi-Centennial . . . Squeaky Brown, Sue Budd, Eleanor Bidwell Dietz, Betty McKaig, Rocky Nelson, Marty Rice and Gayle Meacham emerged as outstanding athletes . . . Hail Joan Giamhalvo, the most loyal cheer- leader a class could want . . . Penn women thumbed down both simplified spelling and a proposed Honor System . . . Government Council voted unanimously to have the Freshmen wear dinks . . . the Franklin lectures, A Revolt in the Arts, brought Peter Viereck, Williarii Shuman, James Michener, and Lewis Mumford to Penn . . . Rusty was honored at Callow Day . . . .lune . . finals . . . summer. SENIOR YEAR 1950-1951 As Seniors, the Class of '51 undertook the leadership of the undergraduate women . . . new faces were seen on campus . . . with seven new, feminine administrative appointments . . . the PN closet was enlarged and became the new Dolphin office . . . Crusade for Free- dom hit the campus . . . students were asked to sign MORTAR BOARD-Seated: V. Beaumont, E, Dietz, D Smith fPres.J, G. Kleinman. Standing: R. Woll, N Horlarher, P. Lynn, J. Gladfelter, D, Cherksey, P Shook, J, MacMullen. Missing: P. Matzke. -.,1m..wls,..,,,s,tssWss.,s.s-i,,t,, was-V W iss. ew ,.,1.1,iws, ss.-we it if sf .M . Y. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL-Seated: 1, Harper, P. Hoffman, D. Cherksey fPres.l, E. Peterson. Standing: S. Budd, .l. Kiclliolz, J. Williams, D. Bickert, P. Ilill. Missing: W, Shafer, C. Meacham. the Scroll . . . Class officers Doris Cherksey, Pat Hoff- man, and Elizabeth Peterson in the lead . . . Seniors proud of the class project of providing Green Lane with arts and crafts equipment . . . Campus extension started with breaking ground for the new Wharton School . . . The spirit committee turned Coed . . . the quota system changed rushing . . . U.N. Week sponsored by the Uni- versity presented Madame Pandit and Warren Austin . . . Senior weekend was highly successful with a join the nuts social, and luncheon before the Wisconsin game . . . Nancy Horlacher was elected valedictoritm . . . the regional convention of the United States NSA was held at Penn for the first time . . . Pele Mele night the best record yet . . . the seniors were honored at a dinner given by Dr. Hottel and the alumnae . . . Come Spring . . . farewell to our last Pan Hel, IF, and Ivy Balls . . . fraternity parties . . . the Penn Lunch . . . Mom's . . . Penny's . . . and lastly Smokey's. Final exams . . . caps and gowns . . . alumnae our- selves! Sue Budd and Pat Hoffman MAY COURT-Seated: S. Budd, J, Kielholz, N. Beane, N, Horlacher. Standing: W. Shafer, R. Woll, J. Robinette. 49 1. .M-5, 4 I Q V X qi. I ww - 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I VALEDIETUHY Webster defines graduate to admit to an academic degree at the end of a course. All of us are aware of the value of this degree we are about to receive. But how many have thought seriously of the greater sig- nificance of arriving at the end of a course? We are apt to become engrossed in the excitement of these approaching days: Tensions are released, examinations terminatedg responsibilities vanish. At such a time it is easy to under-value the privilege of four years of uni- versity experience. Let us not allow this moment in our lives to pass without the honest appraisal, that its importance demands. One who comes to the end of a course has the oppor- tunity to look back. Much has happened since those first days at Freshman Camp. The delightful language of poetry and of music has been learned. Outstanding per- sonalities have opened our minds to the vistas of great art and literature, To us has come the pleasant surprise of seeing for the 'first time the shape -of the mist that shrouds some of the 'enigmas of life. Countless oppor- tunities have been available to develop our talents. The University community has offered association with many persons differing in religion, race, and ideas, Rewarding friendships have been formed. Brief thoughts are these, but each Pennsylvania girl has cut her own pattern and must weave her own unique memories. Four years in retrospect must summon more than an enumeration of events, Inherent in such a review is the challenge to evaluate these experiences and choose wisely those values that will long outlive our undergraduate days. Basically, college has been a preparation for enjoy- ing productive lives. There must be an increasing aware- ness of the fundamentals of living. Their importance demands that three of these fundamentals be noted. The enthusiasm for life developed in youth is a priceless quality to carry into later years. Those wise will recog- nize the virtue of honest wofkg for persevering labor is the common factor in all great successes. And these two are built upon the third which is freedom: freedom that makes opportunities and abilities meaningfulg freedom that recognizes religious tolerance and racial integrityg freedom that allows stimulating interchange of ideas and pursuit of truth, As prospective Pennsyl- wania graduates it is our right to look back and mark well the merits of this fine experience. The end of a course is also and inevitably a beginning, And every beginning centers attention on what lies ahead. Never was there a time when the future was more doubtful or seemed less inescapable. Much of the strife in the past half-century has not entered our sheltered lives. But the day is past when power politics is a phrase meaningful to statesmen only. Although the foreshadow- ing of the future may be frightening, youth need not cower. Youth that knows the heritage of the past and the great values of the future is fortified with hope- with courage. As graduates we shall be assuming new and untried roles. In them there will be opportunity to translate our faith into action, to redeem our times and buy a better future for ourselves than our elders are wont to bequeath us. It is useful to look back, unavoidable to look ahead, but life is lived neither in the past nor the future. By all means come to terms with the present. Time provides a frame for the accomplishments of man. What better satisfaction than to trade time for accomplishments? Thoreau said in his immortal book, Walden: I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of man to elevate his life by conscious endeavor. If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. A success unexpected in common hours is possible for those who refuse to permit a darkening future to rob them of the present-for those who capi- talize upon the contributions to character and skill made by the four years that are about to end. Nancy Horlacher TIME . . . Marches on TIME-1976 PLACE-La Guardia Airport DESTINATION-Iceburg in the Aleutians Separated by wind, time, and water the class of '51 has at last decided to have a little get together at some convenient location. All rush to the scene of departure. Flight 1951 scheduled to leave La Guardia Airport for the Aleutians at 2500 will now leave at 2550. The voice of Nancy Horlacher came clearly over the PA system from the control tower. Up in the tower they were having all sorts of aeronautical difficulties, However, with the aid of Janice Auritt, the two managed to get the feet of the pilot, Doris Cherksey, down to earth. Cherk was anxious to take off but Nancy and Janice finally persuaded her to wait for her passengers. Down the runway Ruth Woll, the co-pilot, was taking a straw vote among the mechanics as to whether or not they would take a fire extinguisher on board. All decided in favor of the idea when they realized how many Balls of Fire would be on board. In the radio room Tina Janeway was handling live wires who were becoming Stars on Broadway, while Betty McKaig, the very able navigator, shot these stars with her sextant to plot our course. The plane was fabulous. The designer, Joan Williams, had installed all of the most modern conveniences, and had fitted each passenger with a special mink-lined iceburg suit to be put on just before arrival. All passengers for Flight 1951 may now board plane at Gate 12. People started showing their tickets to Betty Pike, the gate attendant, who directed Elaine Shocket, Joan McAdoo, Mary Jo Kindig and the others towards the stewardess, Helen Hogg. Last call for Flight l95l. Whoops, here comes Janet Harper who left a U.N, con- ference early with Helen Shapiro to make the flight. Inside the plane Peggy Hill, the other stewardess, was handing out dramamine pills like mad, especially to such landlubbers as Demetra Chios, Sally Burden, and Anne Hayes. Just before the take off, Pat Hofman helped her seatnlate Ella Batiste fasten her safety-belt, because Ella was 'all thumbs at the prospect of soon seeing Mary Donis, Rosemary Skelly, and Jean Thomp- son, Joyce MacMullen and Joann Binns, co-winners of the Nobel prize, were chatting intently about pathogens. As the plane gained altitude, there could be heard the clickety-clack of two typewriters as their owners attacked them with vigor. One was lKristin Eggleston's, world famous poetess who was pounding out an epic or two, while the other's was Struthers Joyce's, author of the latest history text- The Bubonic Teutonicf' Sue Budd, who was sitting next to first lady of the land, Joan Robinette, was clutching the cardboard container holding her prize painted turtle. The turtle, Sue called to Lea Day, was a high jumping, speedy reflection of the age, having just won the Kentucky Derby, Asked by sports enthusiast Gayle Meacham for the turtle's pedigree, Sue told her he was Ulcers out of Neuroses by Frustration. Seated at the other end of the plane quietly talking to her agent Mildred Payne, was Evelyn Punchard, famed illustrator of three childrens' magazines. Nearby, Warren Shafer, the brains of Tin Pan Alley chatted with Thelma Barab, the Voice of Tomorrow, about the phenomenal operatic success of Muriel Remaley, as Isolde. Up with the navigator, Nancy Beane and Posy Matzke were engineering the pick-up of several thespians who couldn't make the airport due to their various tours. They skillfully lowered a rope ladder over Pocatello, Idaho to haul up Jane Borden and lowered it again over Vancouver for Evelyn Tabachnick. Quite a group was gathered around the water cooler gabbing about days at the Penn Lunch. Among them were Janet in from Maine, Shand, and Margie the car' Jones. All were delighted that Gloria Kleinman's daughter had just made Phi Bete. Polly Shook, Ambassa- dor to France, came up with Tike Smith, National Mortar Board President, who kept wondering why the wings didn't flop up and down. The light flashed on to fasten seat belts and to stop smoking as the plane was circling to land, Veteran flyer, Betty Gosnay reminded Angie Manno to suck a life saver so her ears wouldn't bother her when they lost altitude. All of a sudden, Dottie Bickert shouted there's an iceberg! Lettuce see retorted comic Ginny Beaumont. As the door opened, the cold Aleutian air rushed into the plane, but nothing could dampen the spirits of the Class of,'51. Coming to warmly greet us, and thank goodness, for baby it's cold outside! was Jane Gladfelter, head of the welcoming and welfare committee, ably assisted by Elizabeth Peterson, oilicial hostess, and Joan Giambalvo, chairman of cheer, Also on hand were Rocky Nelson and Marty Rice, co-coaches of the Iceberg Snowball League, and Joann Diehl, searcher of sociological significance with her assistant Faith Lillibridge, The Snowball League hadn't had any worry about filling up the teams since Helen Mother of the Year Sterling had been keeping it supplied from her brood of twelve. All accommodations were made in advance by Carolyn Simon, manager of the Tiltin' Hilton Hotel. Featured in the hotel's famous Icebox Room were dancers Joan Kielholz and Mimi Hemphill from the Frigid Follies, produced by Claire Mamourian and Mary Ellen Musser. Everything was grandly planned That week of talk and mirth, And to quote the mighty Barnum 'Twas the grandest show on earth. And as they left, each homeward bound, So chic, so smart, such style, Their old friends viewed, their youth renewed, Each faced the future with a smile. Tina Janeway and Doris Cherksey DR C HOLMES PERKINS Dean of the School of Fine Arts SIIHIJUL UF FI E ARTS Programs in architecture, fine arts, and music are offered women enrolled in the School of Fine Arts. Students have the benefit of technical training as well as a liberal arts education, and some are under the coordi- nated plan with the Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Arts and the Pennsyl- vania Academy of Fine Arts. Dr. Williams of the Graduate School served temporarily as Dean until the Spring Term, when the School welcomed Dr. Perkins as its new head. DR. EDWIN B. WILLIAMS Dean of the Graduate School AURITI, CULETTE . . . 539 E. South St., Kennett A Square, Pa. . . . February 1952 . . . Choral Society 1,2,3g A Cappella 1,23 Wol11en's Glee Club 1. DAY, ANNA LEA . . . 208 Rex Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . June 1951 . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . 1.F.A. Student Council Representative 33 Fraternity Registrar 3, Key Correspondent 43 Hockey 1,23 Basketball 1,23 Lacrosse 1,23 Apprentice Dance Group 4g Choral Society l,2,33 A Cappella 1,3. LANG, ELISABETH J .... 7212 Germantown Ave., A A, 1 Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Pa .... February 1952 . . . Ex' fir? Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Penn Players 1,2,3,4g Choral 3 - .gq Society, A Cappellag Gamma Chi. A l ' ' Eg WINSTON, JUNE . . . Latches Lane Apts., Merion, ' ' -' - .,.- - Pa .... Music . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from -A , :, Bryn Mawr College . . . Choral Society 2,33 A ' Cappella 2,3. -A - A 5? M lk jL?'. ,,, , -Q H N O I fsfafii ii 1 xx .2-e -1 ,f Z- P - .,,4q,,,,- I A f frfgg- 5 Pi-' .h ., ' , -4 '5 : , . J,,54-3f.j,,.,. 5 Q, pccyc E pw 11.-.M if SIIHUUL UF UHSI This year two new undergraduate schools for women were established. The School of Nursing offers a degree upon the completion of three years of nurses' training and two years of academic work. Extra-curricularly, the Nursing Education Association presents outstanding speakers in the nursing profes- sion and affords close contacts among the students socially. After four years of training., students in the School of Auxiliary Medical Services are awarded degrees in Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy. Dr. Wesley G. Hutchinson serves as Dean. This year there were no graduates. NURSING EDUCATION ASSOCIATION BOARD- dl . few-i , DR. THERESA I. LYNCH Dean of the School of Nursing Seated: R, Hotchkiss, A. Dietz, M. Lynch, M. Krzy- ' k wlc i, .l. Linton lPres.l, H. Desimone. Standing: Mrs. Hall fAdviserJ, E. Kratzer, R. Matela, A, Hig- gins, R, Ludwig, Mrs. Lewis fAdvisorJ. Missing: B, Horn, C. Marciniszyn, H. Paxton. BOBUS, HELEN J .... 237 N. Sth St., Allentown, Pa .... Nursing Education . . . February 1951 . . . Nursing Education Association l,2,3. BORING, MARTHA LOUISE . . . 655 Park Ave., Johnstown, Pa .... Clinical Supervision . . . June 1951. K BUKEAVICH, AUDRI R .... 297 Pearl St., Salem, N. J. . . , Public' Health . . . June 1951. BYLER, SARA ELLEN . . . 1511 North St., Harris- burg, Pa .... Nursing Education . . . June 1951. .Y CAULK, EMMA B. . . . 136 Kerliu St., Chester, Pa. . . . June 1951. lILlMENSUN, MARILYN JEAN . . . 5617 Angora Ter., Philadelphia, Pa .... Nursing Education . . . February 1951 . . . Nursing Education Association. COLLIER, MARY RUTH . . . 4-48 S. 50th St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Public Health Nursing . . . June 1951 . . . Nursing Education Association Board 4. DIETZ, ALICE E .... 656 Foxcroft Rd., Elkins Park, Pa .,.. June 1951 . . . CA Lutheran Associa- tiong Nursing Education Association Publicity Com- mittee 3, Board Member 3, Vice-President 4. DUDLEY, MARGARET . . 1828 S. Alden St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Nursing Education . . . Febru- ary l951 . . . Nursing Education Association. HARRINGTON, PHYLLIS . . . 215 Middle St., Fall River, Mass ,.,. Nursing Supervision . . . February 1951 . . . Nursing Education Association. f' Sifmifli 522555-Wil' N ,gemfiwfi ' W ' W if ' 1 ,. .,,-- , . af. LW,,AL, ., .L . A K ' x 1 A M. ' .1 V . , :ini Swim . ' 1 ,YR 5. ,v if ,iii , sv f. 7,5 7. JUHNSON, EDITH E .... Argyle, Minn. . . . June 1951. KING, LORRAIN S .... Girardville, Pu .... Nurs- ing Education . . . June 1951. HIGGINS, ALICE . . . 1550 Maple St., Bethlehem, Pa .... Clinical Teaching . . . June 1951 . . . Nursing Education Association. HIGGINS, DOLORES . . . 1550 Maple St., Bethlehem, Pa. . . Clinical Teaching . . . June 1951 . . . Nursing Education Association. HILLENBRAND, DOROTHY C. , . . Catasauqlla, Pa. . . . June 1951. HOTCHKISS, RUTH L .... 123 Oak St., Bridgeton, N. J ..., Nursing Education . . . June 1951 . . . Nursing Education Association Secretary 4. M .K i f f f. i em.: 1. Q,.. K .K f ,g 4 fe 1 1' .37 KRZYWICKI, MILDRED . . . Drums, Pa. . . Sig. , fig i.aetcs February 1952. iq? EA 'iii H X - 5? A KUTZ, MARY EMELINE . . . 333 Dickinson Ave., Swarthmore, Pa .... Nursing Supervision , . f gl -,'- A June 1951. 5 Y H.. f if 'T ' I K LEVY, ROSE S .... 5531 Larchwood Ave., Philndel- g if fp ,fd H q V phia, Pa. . . . June 1951. S 95' ' I ' 'im' . i i f in P 'K .. , L. VLV . MARCINISZYN, CASMIRA A .... 4243 N. 1611. st., Philadelphia, Pa .... June 1951. 54 i , MATELA, REGINA B .... 4528 E. Thompson St., Philadelphia, Pa .... June 1951. MILHAM, MARJORIE ANNE . . . 918 N. 30th St., Allentown, Pa .... Nursing Education . . . June 1951 . . . Nursing Education Association. , H MULDOUN, MARGARET E .... 415 E. uhm.-1, Rd.. Q A ' Elkins Park, Pa. .- . . February 1952. in Q RHOAUS, MURIEL A .... Lung Be...-h, cam. 4. . June 1951. .ff 'Avi M SANLY, ELNA 'E in Pa .... June 1951. ,N N if-A Ass. . . 0' 5' W .Jo nr , -1 'E O Summit Trailer Park, Media SMITH, MARY E. . . . Red Lion, Pa .... June 1951 SOKOLOFF, BETTY .1 .,.. 5636 Lansdowne Ave. Philadelphia, Pa .... June 1951. VATZ, EVA D. . . . South Mountain, Pa. , . . June 1951. I WHITE. EDNA D .... 10 N. Prospect Ave., Norris f 5' town, Pa .... June 1951. fv- . i'. '::.. . WILLIAMS, MILDRED . . . Allentown, va, . Q February 1951. . if SEHUIIL UF ED II!-ITIIJ si ' - The School of Education provides training in elementary through to secondary teaching. Dr. Grizzell with offices in Eisenlohr is Dean of the school. This year the Illman Carter curriculum also was planned on a five year basis. With the cooperation of the Philadel- phia and Suburban schools students have had the opportunity to observe and to try out their class room theories. A Student Advisory Board and Teachers of Tomorrow work with the administration to plan social events and sponsor outstanding speakers in the field of education. EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION Seated: Dr. Thos. E. MvMullin, Assist. Deang ,Dr. E. Duncan Grizzell, Dean. Standing: Dr. Laura Hooper, Dir. of Illman Carlerg Miss Ruth Cotton, Assist. to Deang Miss Bessie Collins, Personnel Officer, TEACHERS OF TOMORROW-Seated: E. Green wald, E. Shocket fSec.J, M. Donis. Standing: C Swiren. Missing: G. Beaumont, K. Eggleston, C Krusen, V. Lilto, R. Ostrolenk, K. Shupp. ACOMB, BARBARA JANE . . . 502 Beech Tree Lane, Wayne, Pa ,... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Bradford Junior College . , . Kappa Alpha Theta . . .Fraternity Proctor 3, Edu- cation Chairman 43 Bennett Club 2,3,4g Bowling Green Production 2,3, Member 4. ALLEN, LUBA M .... 1818 W. Linden Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa .... Art . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Phi Epsilon , . , WXPN 3,43 Penn Players. ANTINOPH, ANITA .l .... 32 S. California Ave., Atlantic City, N. .1 .... Elementary , . . June 1951 . . , Transferred 'from Syracuse University . , . Iota Alpha Phi . . . Hillel 3,43 I.Z.F.A. 3,4g Penn Players 3. BACLEY, AGNES KOCHANSKA . . . 1653 E. Chel- tenham Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . June 1951. .422 we H is-0 SW 13 .. WAS f..:,. E:.. .-- 'iiijiiflsiigaligg Y ,wx-exfwtaaiffatfgVgagfyags-fe - V, fs ::.,g9Egt,:g::e er ., 535552 ,figfstgaggezge-,,,9 s 1aE,m.. ,grm el. , 259 'liiil.l5,Kf.- 3515 52252 .3 V -. sf. I . easel alga e . . .- .. . . ' fe Z IS, ,Eg mg, F, .,..,. me feaiagmsiw - , . W it A! Z 1 BAKAB, THELMA .1 .... 51 N. Bartram Ave., Atlantic City, N. .1 .,.. Elementary . . , June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . , . Fraternity House Manager 3,4:, Hillel 1,2,3,4g A Cappella 1,2,3,4g Choral Society 1,23 Settlement House 1. BATISTE, ELLA . . . 712 W. Clenwood Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Gamma . . , Pi Lambda Theta, 3,43 Phi Alpha Theta 3,45 Green Lane Counsellor 25 CA Cabinet 3. BAURSE, JOAN ANNETTE . . . 3534 Englewood St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary Education . . . February 1952 . . . Sigma Delta Tau. BEAUMONT, VIRGINIA E .... 7216 N. 21st St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Mathematics . . . .lune 1951 . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . , . Mortar Board 4, Bennett Club Senior Board 45 Orientation Leader 3,43 Carn- pus Committee 23 Fraternity Assistant Treasurer 3, Rushing Chairman 4g Sch0olman's Week Committee 33 CA Denomination Representative 3, Bazaar Booth Chairman 33 Pennsylvania News 33 Swimming Team 2,3,4g Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. BEHRMANN, LEAH . . . 5614 Diamond St., Phila- delphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . August 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Hillel Social Committee, Bowl- ing Creeng Fraternity Rushing Chairman, Historian. BIRCHER, SARA S. R .... 8440 Fayette St., Phila- delphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . .lune 1951 . . . Transferred from West Chester State Teachers Col- lege and Columbia University. W' W. ai s 91 3 3, eyse L as 3 is 9 Y J' 1 CAFEO, DORIS .1 .... 120 N. Iowa Ave., Atlantic City, N. .l .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Callistag Newman Clubg Newman Knight Staff 2,33 ltalian Club lg TOT 1,2. CHERKSEY, DORIS . . . 1231 Wyngate Rd., Wynne- wood, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Delta Delta . . , Mortar Board 43 WSGA Treasurer 23 Government Board 2g Senate 2,43 Government Council 1,2,43 Honor System Committee 1,23 Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Council 2, President 43 Sphinx and Key 3g Fraternity Treasurer 3, Marshall 43 Red Cross Chairman 33 Campus Chest 3, Woman's Chair- man 43 Pennsylvania News 13 Choral Society 13 Lacrosse 1. D'AMATO, IRENE C .... 2113 Snyder Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa. . . , Elementary . . . February 1951 . . . Newman Club 1,2,3,43 Italian Club l. DAWSON, DOROTHY M .... 3246 N. 6th St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Music . . . .lune 1951 . . . Delta Omicron. DIETZ, ELEANOR BIDWELL . . . 6810 Emlen St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Physical Education . . . June 1951 . , . Alpha Omicron Pi , . . Mortar Board 43 Athlon 3,43 Modern Dance Group 2,3,43 Archery 3,43 Hockey Manager 33 WAA Secretary 3, DiMAURO, MILDRED MARIE . . . 4002 Westfield Ave., Camden, N. J .... Spanish . . , February 1951 . . . Kappa Delta . , . Fraternity Secretary 4g Italian Club l,2, Secretary 3. BOYER, SALLIE CORNELIA . . . 2513 W. Oxford St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Public Health Nursing . . . August 1950. BREIG, ELEANOR K .... 1412 E. Cheltenham Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . .lune 1951 . . . Dolphin 4g Penn Players 13 Choral Society l,2. BRILL, CHARLOTTE . . , 2913 Haverford Rd., Ard- more, Pa .... Art . . . June 1951 . . . Penn Players' Heeler. BUDD, SUSAN A ,.., 500 Valley View Rd., Merion, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . , Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . Undergraduate Camp Chairman 23 Class Representative WAA 4g Fraternity Rushing Chair- man 33 Hockey l,2,43 Badminton 3, Captain 43 Tennis 1,3, Captain 4g Archery 1,3, Captain 4. ff 4- if , 'S .-3 fa 1 ' . ' ' I '4- ': 'A . Wg' , . - ,. V z ,R l DUNIS, MARY . 4663 Horrocks St., Philadelphia, Pa ....N Science . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Fraternity Secretary 4, Lyre Editor 33 CA Bazaar 1,2,43 Bowling Green 13 TOT3 Chairman Clothes Campaigng German Club, ECCLESTON, KRISTIN ELAINE . . . 721 Warwick Rd., Magnolia, N. .I .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Kappa Alpha . . . Fraternity Vice-President 2, President 33 Counsellor University Camp 23 Bap- tist Youth Fellowship 4g Pi Lambda Theta 3,43 TOT 43 Literary Review 3. EHRHARDT, NURMA . . . 608 Oreland Mill,Rd., Oreland, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Omicron -Pi . . . Fraternity Publicity Chair- man 3, Vice-President 43 Red Cross 33 Dolphin 3,4. EIDELSON, ENID SINGER . . . Parkwood Manor, Upper Darby, Pa .... Elementary , , . February 1951 . . . Sigma Della Tau . . . Hillel Freshman Com- mittee3 .IV Swimming 1. a 3. pw '. , , K'-, , Q E Q S 3 sf, 4-21 1 ,gy YB -is . f 35- 1 for EISEN. HELEN ANN KLEIN . , . Upsal Gardens, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. . I. . Elementary . , . February 1951 . . , Sigma Delta Tau . , . Hillel Fresh- man President 1, Social COIIIIIIIIIBCQ Bennett Club Senior Board 4. ESPOSITO, LORETTA ANNE . . . 1324 Reed St., Philadelphia, Pa .... French , . , June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . Pi Delta Phi French Honor Societyg Fraternity Social Chairmang Newman Club 1,23 French Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,43 Campus Chest 33 Schoolmen's Week Committee 3,4. EVANS, GWENDOLYN ELAINE . . . 2832 N. Front St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Social Studies . . . .Iune 1951 . . , Chairman Education Committee 33 Senate 33 CA Cabinet 2,33 Lulheran Cabinet Secretaryg Associate Editor CA Advocate 43 Committee of 12 33 TOT 3. CARCANI, CERTRUDE L. A .... 1636 S. 24th St., Philadelphia, Pa .... French . . . .lune 1951 . . . Callista3 Pi Delta Phig Italian Club 1,2,3,4-3 French Club 4. CICLIOTTI, MARGARET . . . 9120 Verree Road, Philadelphia, Pa .... Music . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Delta Omicron 3, Treasurer 4g Italian Club 1,23 Newman Club 3,43 Choral'Society 1. CLADFELTER, JANE . . . 1832 Church Lane, Phila- delphia, Pa .... Spanish . . . June 1951 . . . Mortar Board 43 President of Sphinx and Key 33 Senate 43 Class Council 33 CA Freshman Commission Direc- tor 2, 3, Co-President 43 University Camp Coun- sellor 2,3, Head Counsellor 43 Bowling 2,33 Softball 13 Choral Society 1. HAYES, ANNE B .... Amherst Rd., Sunderland, Mass .... Elementary . . . .lune 1951 . , . Delta Gamma . . . Fraternity Proctor 3, Historian 4g CA Bazaar 13 Sergeant Hall QD Board 2,33 Dolphin 3,4. llEARN, HAZEL V ,... 8315 Rising Sun Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . .lune 1951 . , . Pennsylvania Christian Fellowship, HOFFMAN, PATRICIA L .... 14 St. George Rd., Creat Neck, Long Island, N. Y .... English . . . June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Sphinx and Key 33 Pi Lambda Theta3 Junior Chairman Under- graduate Camp3 Government Council 23 Class Coun- cil 2, Vice-President 4g Fraternity Corresponding Secretary 13 Pennsylvania News 1, Copy Editor 2, Heeling Chairman 43 Publications Union 2,3, Chair- man 4g Choral Society 13 Philomathean Society 43 WXPN 1,2,33 JV Modern Dance 2, JACKSON, PHYLLIS M .... 1413 E. Darby Rd., Havertown, Pa ..,. Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . lnter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,43 A Cappella 1,23 Choral Society l,2Q School of Education Student Advisory Board President 4g Bennett Club 43 Soft- ball 1. JACOBS, RUTH . . . T139 Cresheim Rd., Philadel- phia, Pa .... Elementary . . . .lune 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . WSGA Senate 43 Orientation Leader 3, Chairman 43 Hillel Choral Group Chairman 33 Fraternity Corresponding Secretary 33 Choral Society 1,2,3,43 A Cappella 1,2,3,43 W'omen's Clee Club 2,3,43 Chairman Student for Blind 3g Modern Dance Group 4. JERVIS, MARGARET . . . 938 County Line Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa .... Music . . . .lune 1951 . . . Delta Omicron 3, Vice-President 43 CA 1,2,3,43 Choral Society 3,43 A Cappella 3,4. COSNAY, ELIZABETH JEAN . . . 440 Preston St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Zeta Tau Alpha . . . Fraternity Rushing Chairman 3, President 4g CA Choir 23 Westminster Freshman Cabinet, Senior Cabinet 23 Choral Society 13 Cov- ernment Club 4. CREENWALD, ESTELLE . . . 2041 Spruce St., Phila- delphia, Pa .... Social Studies . . . .lune 1951 , . . Phi Alpha Theta 3,43 Hillel 1,2,3,43 IZFA 1,23 Allied Jewish Appeal 2,33 TOT l,2,3,4Q French Club 2,3,4. CUALA, LlLLlAN . , . 15 S, Robinson St., Phila- delphia, Pa .... French . . . .lune 1951 . . . Italian Club3 French Club. HARDWICK, EMILY . . . 1631 W. Toronto St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Latin . . . February 1951 . . . Transferred from West Chester State Teachers College. F 1 -l::'i f:5iw+-fel, 43iQWbz w '-- A 3' 3 5305 gt., - Hviifiilii'-' X 3 1 f ,Q x IJ HLA A X 9 3 t,.. 9 A 3 M Q aaaa 'fr J' ff Zfffa KAPLAN, .IUDITH . . . 6227 Webster St., Philadel- phia, Pa .... Elementary . . . .lune 1951 . . . Delta Phi Epsilon . . . Hillel 1,2,3,43 TOT 2. KERN, AUDREY PATRICIA . . . 366 W. Mt, Airy Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... .lune 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . .H . Fraternity Warden 3, Publications Oflicer 43 CA Bazaar 23 CA Freshman Commission3 Canterbury Club 4-3 Bowling Green 1,2,43 Campus Chest 2,3,43 French Club 13 JV Modern Dance 1,23 Riflery 2,3,4. KING, CLAIRE R .... 1441 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... Mathematics . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Phi Epsilon . . . Fraternity Treasurer 3.3 Hillel 1,25 Apprentice Dance Group 4. LAWRENCE, MILDRED . . . Greenwood Hill, Potts- ville, Pa .... June 1951 . . . Transferred from Pennsylvania State College . . . Pennsylvania Chris- tian Fellowship 3,4. if W Q ,ri W, . sig- , 1 H' it, 3 WSEFKQIV K' wir., V X ts 7? s el ,191 'WW' if 1 61 if qs as W ea? we E in - si, V 5,f5gX3gg,,a-I QM get ,C is X if me t am as A an sm X, -- ii, an X, 1- QW Zigi, , ' W- ,S we -f 1 S sg LITT, RHODA . . . 438 Durfor St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . February 1951 . . . Callista Treasurer 1. LONG, KATHRYN CHARLENE . . . 464 Gerhard St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Music . . . February 1952 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Fraternity Music Chairman 2g CA 13 Bowling Green 1,2,3,43 German Club 1,23 German Glee Club l,2Q Choral Society 1,2,3,43 A Cappella 1,2,3,4. LOPINSON, JOAN MYRA . . . 6870 N. 19th St., Philadelphia, Pa .... English . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Transferred from Drexel Institute . . . Delta Phi Epsilon . . . Fraternity Ritualist, Historiang Hillel 4g WXPN 13 Ceramics 4. MACKEY, MARY COLLEEN . . . Renovo, Pa. . . . Elementary . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Callistag Newman Club 2,3,43 Newman Knight 33 Choral Group 4. Mat-MORAN, CATHERINE HOFMANN . . . 460 Wigard Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Gamma . . . Fraternity Pledge Mistress 43 Worship Committee Pennsylvania Chris- tian Fellowship 1,2,3,4. MAMOURIAN, CLAIRE . . . 232 S. 51st St., Phila- delphia, Pa .... Elementary , . . Fehruary 1952 . . . Campus Committee 1,22 Senate 43 Bowling Green 2,3, President 4g Penn Players 2,3, Board of Gov- ernors 4g Lacrosse 2,3,4, cf 'Fw 3 MUSSER, MARY ELLEN , . . 20 N, Mulberry St., Lancaster, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Fraternity Panhellenic Dele- gate 2,3,43 Bowling Green l,3,43 Penn Players 1,2,3, Board 4. NELSON, ESTHER . . . 136 W. Upsal St., Phila- delphia, Pa .... Physical Education . . . .lune 1951 . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Fraternity Activities Chairman 2, House Manager 3, Treasurer 43 Hockey 2.3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Badminton 3,43 Softball 1, Manager 2,3, Captain 43 Riflery Manager-Captain 2,3. 0'TO0LE, RUTH . . . 10 First Ave., Haddon Heights, N. J .... June 1951 . , . Transferred from Cedar Crest College . . . Alpha Omicron Pi , . . Settle- ment House 33 Riflery 3,4. PAYNE, MILDRED A .... 1848 N. Van Pelt St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . February 1951. PEGGS, JEANNE . . , 406 E. Wynnewood Rd., Wynnewood. Pa ,... Latin . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi lfelta . , . Fraternity Co-Music Chairman 43 Choral 'Jociety 1,2,3,43 A Cappella 2,3,43 Gamma Chi. PENISTON, MARION LOUISE . . . Woodsedge, Chester Springs, Pa ..,. Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Gamma . . . Calendar Committee 1, Campus Committee 2, Orientation Leader 3,43 Fra- ternity Historian 3, House Manager 3, Corresponding Secretary 43 Settlement House 13 CA Social Service Committee 2,33 Bennett Club 2,3,43 Campus Chest 33 Dolphin 2, Fraternity Editor 3, Senior Section Editor 4g French Club 13 Choral Society 1. MATTOX, JOAN TAYLOR . . . 8366 Glen Rd., Elkins Park, Pa .... Elementary . . , February 1951 . . . Transferred from Colby Junior College , . . Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Fraternity Corresponding Secretary 43 Settlement House Work 43 Bennett Club 3, Senior Board 43 Bowling Green 43 Hockey 3,43 Badminton 4, McKAlG, BETTY ANN . . , 125 E, Providence Rd., Aldan, Pa .... Mathematics . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . , Campus Committee Chairman 2g WSGA First Vice-President 4g Orientation Leader 3,43 Senate 233,43 Government. Council 3,43 Govern- ment Board 43 Junior Class Presidentg WAA Rep- resentative 33 Class Council 2,33 Fraternity Pledge Trainer 3, Chaplain 43 Who's Who in American Colleges 33 Hockey 1.2,3, Captain 43 Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Captain 33 Tennis 1,2,3,43 Athlon 3,42 WAA Council 2,3,4. -MITCHELL, MARGARET . , . 510 W. Sedgwick St., Philadelphia, Pa .... February 1951 . . . Community Chest lg Red Cross 3,43 Settlement House Work 2. MOSHOVITIS, GEORGIA ANN . . . 6630-31st Place, N.W., Chevy Chase, D. C .,.. Dental Hygiene . . . June 1951 . . , Transferred from George Washington University, Washington, D. C .... Alpha Chi Omega . . . Epsilon Phi Sigma, Greek Orthodox Club. . l 4 v A Q.. ,,,,, 5753, if 4 is ., i ilg ' iiii i 1 N. nne A X .. l PRITZERT, MIRIAM LINDA . . . 1998 N. 52nd St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Penn State College . . . Alpha Epsilon Phi . . . Fraternity Co-rushing Chairman. PUNCHARD, EVELYN . . . 5526 Thompson Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Kappa Delta . . . Fraternity Cultural Chairman 3, Magazine Chairman 43 Lutheran Student Associa- tion Vice-President 43 CA Cabinet LSA 43 Pennsyl- vania News Circulation 3,43 CA Advocate 2,3,43 Bowling Green 1. REMALEY, MURIEL . . . 46 E. Fell St., Summit Hill, Pa .... Speech Correction . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Kappa Delta . . . Fraternity Treasurer 2, Rushing Chairman 3, President 43,E. and R. Cabinet 3,43 CA Cabinet 3, Membership Chairman 43 Pennsyl- vania News 2, Circulation Manager 3,43 Bowling Green 13 Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. RICE, MARTHA , , , King of Prussia, Pa. . . . Physical Education , . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Omi- cron Pi . . , Campus Committee 23 JV Hockey 33 JV Swimming 33 JV Badminton 23 Softball 1,2,3Q JV Archery 2,33 Athlon 3, Vice-President 4. MQ AD HH'- . Qt 4 3,-if E 35 K' ,sf ,M it ' is . 3 --' - , I l ii , - f-. as - P pm ' 3 - -i -1 if . s , : gzi p 4 ' Q? ,pun ta sqnvynquuw is 9 as. A ,. if 5' 3 y fifty' l , if RINK, CAROL . . . West Valley Rd., Stratford, Pa. . . . Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Rockford College, Illinois . . . Kappa Alpha Theta. SAMUELS, JOAN . . . 6221 N. 17th St. . . . Phila- delphia, Pa .... June 1951 . . . Hillel l,2,3,43 WXPN 33 Arts and Crafts 3,43 Schoolmen's Week 3. SCHNEIDER, NANCY C .... 536 W. Rockland St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Social Studies . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Gamma . . . Governing Board 43 Fraternity Activities Chairman 2, Rushing Chairman 3, Panhellenic Representative 3,4, Vice- President 4, Standards Board Chairman 4, Songfest Chairman 33 WXPN lg Campus Committee 23 Ben- nctt Club 2,3,43 Pennsylvania News Feature Writer 43 Spanish Club 1. SHERMAN, BEVERLY . . . 205 Edgehill Rd., Merion, Pa .... Elementary . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Fraternity Torch Representative3 Hillel Freshman Executive Boardg Co-Chairman Red Cross Drive SHERR, EVELYN . . . 4840 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Fraternity Pledge Class Treasurer 1, Social Chairman 2,3, Treasurer 43 Hillel l,2,3,43 Herald Staff lg Social Committee 1, Chairman 2. SHOCKET, ELAINE GAIL . . . 430 McKean St., Philadelphia, Pa ..., Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Education Student Advisory Board3 Hillel 1,2,3,43 TOT Corresponding Secretary 1,2,3,43 Publicity Chairman, Education Committee 33 Campus Chest 1,23 Penn Players 1,23 Honor System Committee 13 Pi Lambda Theta 3,43 Pennsylvania News 1,2,3,43 Publications Union 3,43 CA Bazaar. fl' -A Q 2, 2 Y. Y' iw .5 I E' 1 fg. -if 31. 5-ICE: 'milf' SLOAN, JOYCE H, . . . Paterson, N. J. . . . June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau. SMITH, DARTHEA GRANT . . . 225 W. Gorgas La., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . Febru- ary 1951 . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . Honor System Committee 13 Orientation Committee 3,4g Campus Committee 23 Pirate's Ball Chairman 35 Class Coun- cil 1, President 2, Fraternity Librarian 3, Recording Secretary 43 Sphinx and Keyg Mortar Board Presi- dent 43 Choral Society lg CA Cabinet 2. SPENCER, DAWN . . . 3443 Vaux St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Trans- ferred from Ogontz Junior College . . . Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Advanced Dance Group. STEIN, CHARLOTTE . . . 5903 Woodcrest Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . February 1951 . . . Delta Phi Epsilon . . . Hillel Freshman Council, Social Committee, Choral Society, WXPN. STERN, SONYA . . . 4944 Wynnefield Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa. . . . Business . . . June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Hillel 1,2,3,4g Riflery 3,43 WXPN pianist 1,2, STULL, 'MARILYN BROWN . . . 821 Alexander Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa .... Physical Education . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Omicran Pi . . . Senate 43 WAA Class Representative 1, Member-at-large 2, Treasurer 3, President 45 Class Council 13 Campus Committee 2: Sphinx and Key 3g Education Student Advisory Board 2, President 3, All University Council 3,4g Pi Lambda Theta 3,43 Athlon 3,43 Hockey 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 4g Bad- minton 2,3,4g Archery 1,2,4, Captain 33 Softball 2, 3,43 JV Lacrosse 1. SHTOFMAN, CLAIRE . . . 5922 Washington Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . .lune 1951. SHUPP, KATHERINE M. . . . 534 W, Tabor Rd., Philadelphia, Pa .... Social Studies . . . June 1951 . . . Zeta Tau Alpha . . . Fraternity Standards -Chair- man 3, Vice-President 49 Social Chairman 43 Delta Phi Alpha Treasurerg Government Club Secretary- Treasurerq TOTg German Club President 4. SKELLY, RosEMARY . . . 17 Highland Ave., Norristown, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Calendar Committee 13 Fraternity Pledge Trainer, Second Vice-President 3, Historian 4g Newman Club Executive Board 2, Secretary 3,45 Bowling Green 1,2,3, Board 4. SKIBBE, DIANE KNIPE . . . 731 Derstine Ave., Lansdale, Pa ,... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . Honor System Committee 1,2g Bennett Club 2,3, Executive Board 43 Red Cross 33 Choral Society lg Women's Glee Club lg A Cap- pella 1. 1 SURMAN, JANET . . . 1300 Chelten Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa. . . . Botany . , . June 1951 . . . Delta Phi Epsilon . . . Fraternity President 3: Panhellenic Council 2,3, Second Vice-President 43 Chairman Junior Panhellenic 4g Fraternity Con- vlave Chairman 4: Hillel Music Committee 1,23 Hillel 33 Advisory Board 44 Apprentice Dance Group 2. SWEEDLER, BARBARA RUTH . . . 68 Vine Rd., Larchmont, N. Y .... June 1951 . . . Transferred from George Washington University . . . Resident Council, Sergeant Hall 3, Vice-President 4. SWIREN, CORINNE ZELSON . . . 336 S. 17th St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Spanish . . . February 1951 . . . Hillel 1,2,3,4, Publicity Manager 2, Art Com- mittee 2, Music Committee 35 Spanish Club Secre- tary l,2,3. THOMPSON, JEAN RUTH . . . 920 E, 16th St., Chester, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Class Council 1,3, Cheer- leader lg Fraternity Chaplain 3, Vice-President 4, CA Bazaar 2,3,4g Bowling Green 1,23 TOT. as wi, . .. rtcv A J Ari K . sa 2 fi 15. 5 . za .,. ' 1 , f ,. 'F ...ve 5 A 7 f if QV Q 551 Y , i,f225ffQ35 'i' -, I , i5,1' . , 3 1 5551! . use . . x fn: , W, x 1,7 , :.. . is 1 5 A fx- , aw ni' 2 Q fa, TOBIN, MARY JANE . . . 1027 Stokes Ave., Col- lingswood, N. I ,... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Fraternity Door- keeper 3, Corresponding Secretary 4g Newman Club l,2,3,4g Pennsylvania News Business Staff l,2, Credit Manager 3,43 Dolphin 33 Orientation Committee 3,4. WEIL, SUZANNE . . . 34 W. Gowen Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa ,... . Elementary . . . August 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Hillel lg WXPNg Penn Mike Club. WEISMAN, MARYELLEN . . . 2417 N. 52nd St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Elementary . . . June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau. WOLL, RUTH . . . 309 Bewley Rd., Havertown, Pa .... English . . . June 1951 . . . Ben Frank- lin Committee l, : WSGA Corresponding Secretary 3, President 44 Governing Board 3,4g Government Counril l,2g Senate 3,43 Orientation Committee 3,43 Class 'Counril 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2: Penn Chris- tian Fellowship l,2,3,4g Sphinx and Key, Secretary- T1-asurer 35 Mortar Board 44 Bennett Club 33 Dol- phin 2, Senior Section Editor 33 JV Swimming lg ,IV Badminton 3: JV Tennis 3. 5 i 1 . l , ,.,. N +R , 'F S v is .iii 4' --...L-ist :II EULLEGE FUR WIQIME The largest number of undergraduate women are enrolled in the College for Women. An excellent liberal arts program and preprofessional training are offered by this school which is directed by Dr. Miller. As Personnel Officer, Dr. Brownlee guides students in planning rosters and is constantly aware of the curricular needs through fre- quent meetings with a group of class repre- sentatives known as the Student Advisory Board. DR. R. JEAN BROWNLEE Personnel Officer DR. KARL C. MILLER Dean of the College for Women ADAMS, ELLENORRA FAITH HOLMES . . . 151 W, Essex Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa .... Zoology . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Rosemont College . .l . CA Advocate Stal'f5 Penn Christian Fellowship. ANDERSON, DEBORAH KANTZ . . . 4ll S. 44th St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . English Literature . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega. BAKER, BARBARA A .... 20ll Allcn St., Allcn- town, Pa. . . . Psychology . . . June 1951 . . . Manager of Swimming Team 2,3,45 Choral Society 1,2,3,45 W'omen's Clee Club 3,4-. BATSON, ANNA LUISE EHRICH . . . 3502 Ham- ilton St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Zoology . . . June 1951 . . . Caducean Society 1,25 Square Dance 1,25 Outing Club 1, Treasurer 2. . . ,t,. I . ' T I , ,gg t . ' 'L H 1 'gt . ..1 w. .Q -,:i'EfI- . Q QE Y, if R A R1 1 M , ,sew 3' af' , f V F , .1 rf ' 6'-Aly' ,dfhdv BAUMAN, JOAN . . . 5356 Howland St., Phila- delphia, Pa ,... English . . . June 1951 . . . Chi Omega . . . Newman Club. BEANE, NANCY KATHERINE . . . 427 Tregaron Rd., Cynwyd, Pa ,... History . . . .lune 1951 . . . Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Orientation Com- mittee 3,4, Chairman 35 Fraternity Treasurer 3, President 45 Bowling Creeng Modern Dance 3,4. BELLWOAR, PATRICIA . . . 716 Ormond Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . Psychology . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Activities Committee lg WSGA Finance Committee 35 Fraternity Treasurer 2, Social Chairman 3, President 45 Newman Club 1,2, Executive Board 3,45 Cadurean Society 15 Hockey 15 Tennis Manager 2,3,45 Pennsylvania News Stalf 1, Assistant Advertising Manager 2, Business Manager 3. Senior Alrlvisory Manager 4. BICKERT, DOROTHY A. . . 34 Aberdale Rd., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. . . . Economics . . . June 1951 . . . Zeta Tau Alpha . . . Elections Committee 35 Calendar Committee 15 Co-Chairman of Sophomore Tea: Bennett Club 2,3, Senior Board 45 Senior Class Council5 Fraternity Vice-President 3, Rushing Chair- man 45 Newman Club 1,2,3,45 German Club 1. BILICS, DOLORES . . .' 521 Briant Place, Linden, N. J. . . . Economics . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . Elections Committee 25 Fraternity House Manager 3, Treasurer 45 Newman Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 15 Spanish Club 2,35 Spirit Committee 4. BINNS, JoANN . . . 4903 Knox St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Microbiology . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . Bennett Club 2,3, Vice- President 45 Fraternity Scholarship Chairman 3, Chaplain 4. gate Qg1,' ,xg 3 4 E' . I 3 ,5,g7.g f , f, . ,ea- ,-' , - I . 5 ,L 3 Q 'Wav VX w U4 iz . .. S 1 f.,k, P , W , BUCHER, NANCY WOLL . . . Newton, R.D. No. 2, Pa .... Journalism . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Bucknell University . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Girls' Clee Club 33 Penn Chris- tian Fellowship. BUCK, BEVERLY RUTH . . . Wynnewood Plaza Apt., Wynnewood Rd. and Lancaster Pike, Wynne- wood, Pa .... Psychology . . . June 1951. BURDEN, SALLY A. . . . 265 Hathaway Lane, Wynnewood, Pa .... English . . . June 1951 . . Delta Gamma . . . Campus Committee 2. BURKHARDT, BEVERLY JOYCE . . . 16 Hickory St., Meriden, Conn .... English Literature . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Hartford Junior College . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . CA Co-Chairman ERCC Group 43 CA Cabinet 4g CA Social Commit- tee 33 CA Personal and Campus Affairs Commis- sion 43 Choral Society 3,43 Young Republican Club 3,4. BUSH, SANDRA . . . 6214 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa .... English . . . February 1952 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Fraternity Newspaper Editor3 Hillel: Swimming Teamg Pennsylvania News Slaifg Bowling Green. CALLAHAN, MARY JANE . . . 6830 Kindred St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Zoology . . . February 1951 . . . Chi Omega . . . Fraternity Red Cross Repre- sentative 3, Secretary 43 Red and Blue Staff 3,4. BORCHERS, LOUISE . . . 24 Dayton Rd., Nauga- tuck, Conn. . . . English . . . February 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . .' . Fraternity Chaplain 1, Treasurer 23 CA Advocate 23 Bowling Green. BORDEN, JANE CUERIN . . . 220 Bushkill St., Easton, Pa .... English . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Elections Committee 23 Fraternity Activities Chairman 23 Penn Players 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Board of Governors 4. BORNFRIEND, ROSLYN GLATT . . . 1233 Sterl- ing St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . June 1951. BOWLAND, 'LOUISE S .... Salem Dr., R.D. No. 9 Pittsburgh, Pa .... Zoology . . . June 1951 . . . Calendar Committee lg CA 3,43 German Club 2,3,43 Italian Club 3,43 French Club 4g University Settle- ment House 43 Penn Christian Fellowship 4. x , S af-- 3 3 ,Jn f ,,.. .4 'K 3, as af A if I 5 Y f ,ff . -9- Me-149 . ,, z X- z- , V -- n sv- was - .. 'f'Za'fgzs irgigggig-. is . U, 3 - 'R - w:1sm??isifsi s1w- I . .,-. ,ayii X.,. M , .- W 'V - 1 , f tx f CARTER, THELMA YENTIS . . . 19 Wiltshire Rd., Philadelphia, Pa .... English . . . June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Hillel. CHIOS, DEMETRA M .... 421 Conway Ave., Narberth, Pa .... Political Science . . . June 1951 .... 4 lpha Chi Omega . . . Epsilon Phi Sigma 1,2,3,4, Secretary 35 CA Freshman Commis- sion, CA Bazaar l,2. CHRISTIAN, TERESA MARIE . . . 200 Pine St., Nanticoke, Pa .... Psychology . . . June 1951 . . . Chi Omega . . . Newman Club 2,43 Settle- ment House 2g Bowling Green 3. CLAPPIER, JEAN H. . . . 247 Congress Ave., Lans- clowne, Pa .... Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Chi Omega . . . Fraternity Pledge Trainer 3, Vice- President 45 Dolphin lg Red and Blue Business Manager 3, Choral Society l,2,3,4g A Cappella 3,4. 'rf -- V 7 'TV' - ,gg . . x, - - Iv 1 i ts-. yr. A i ii ' i i 'G' . Q 1 i , l 4 1 s CLARK, ETHEL B, . . . 2433 Jenkintown Rd., Glen- side, Pa. . . . Economics . . . June 1951. COHEN, SALLY . . . 113 Mallet St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa .... Latin American Studies . . . June 1951 . . . Phi Beta Kappa 4g Secretary of Hillel Fresh- man Councilg IZFA Executive Committee 2, Penn- sylvania News 4g Spanish Club 1,2,43 WXPN Typing Staff 2,33 Sergeant Hall Resident Council 4g Student Advisory Committee 4. COOPER, HARRIET . . . 5130 N. 10th St., Phila- delphia, Pa. . . . Zoology . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Phi Epsilon. DEMINC, CAROLYN KAUFFMAN . . . 200 S. 43rd St., Philadelphia, Pa .... English . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Fraternity Vice- President 3, Librarian 23 CA Bazaar 2. DENSHAW, KATHERINE MOREAU . . . 1114 Hamilton Ave., Trenton, N. I .... English . . . February 1951 . . . Transferred from Trenton Branch, Rutgers University . . . Newman Club 3,4. DeSIMONE, SYLVIA . . . 405 Preakness Ave., Paterson, N. .l .... Chemistry . . . .lune 1951 . . . Transferred from College of Saint Elizabeth . . Newman Club, German Clubg Italian Club. ,bk H -1 Ji, yi 3:5 be 2, ff . 5, V , A1 A, f- 1 ' fffa ELDER, DORRANCE S. . . . 515 S. 48th St., Phila- delphia, Pa. . . . English . . . February 1952 . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Campus Committee 2: Sphinx and Key 35 Activities Committee 2,35 Orien- tation Committee 45 Fraternity Historian 2, Social Service Chairman 35 Green Lane Counsellor 1,25 Social Service Committee 35 Bazaar Booth Chair- man 3,45 Canterbury Clubg Dolphin Activities Sec- tion Editor 45 Bennett Club 2,3. FIELD, JEAN . . . 445 Warick Rd., Wynnewood, Pa .... English . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Cornell University. FINE, SUSAN H. . . . 340 W, 72nd St., New York, N, Y .... Economics . . . June 1951. FINEMAN, RENA . . . Ansonia Apts., Broadway and 73rd St., New York, N. Y ,,.. Psychology . . . .lune 1951 . . . Phi Sigma Sigma . . . Fra- ternity House Manager 45 Hillel 1,2,3,45 WXPN 2,3. FLINT, FRANCES EDITH . . . 8 Simpson Rd., Ardmore, Pa .... English . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Transferred from Wilson College . . . Delta Gamma . . . Fraternity Social Chairman 45 Newman Social Committee 3,45 Clee Club 35 German Club 35 Penn Players 3,4. FOREMAN, JOAN . . . 6125 - 32nd Place, N.W., Washington, D. C .... Journalism . . . ,Iune 1951 . . . Transferred from George Washington Uni- versity . . . Delta Gamma . . . Fraternity Anchora Correspondent 45 Newman Clubg Spanish Clubg Red and Blue Editorial StalI'5 Phi Beta Kappa 4. DIEHL, .IOANNE . . . 5203 Falls Rd., Apt 3, Bal- timore, Md .... Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Western College, Oxford, Ohio . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . Fraternity Correspond- ing Secretary 45 CA Committee of 12 45 CA Social Service Committee 45 Vestry of Canterbury Club 4. DINNAGE, ISABEL . . . 8424 Shawnee St., Phila- delphia, Pa .... Psychology . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Zeta Tau Alpha . . . Fraternity Treasurer 4. DUGAN, CATHERINE LOUISE . . . 1118 Mans- field St., Bethlehem, Pa .... Psychology , , . June 1951 . . . Zeta Tau Alpha . . . Orientation Committee 3,45 Fraternity Secretary 3,45 Newman Club 2,3,45 Choral Society 1,2,3,45 A Cappella 1. EATON, HELEN S ,... 252 S. 44th St., Philadel- phia, Pa ,... Zoology . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Omicron Pi. .5 ,.., 5 B+ eae 1 I ,--- -1: Z i , if 'Tl I 1, ff ' 2 E FREEDMAN, REINA S. . . . 120 Ashby Rd., Upper Darby, Pa .... Sociology . . . ,lune 1951 . . . Phi Sigma Sigma . . . Fraternity Social Chairman 2, Corresponding Secretary 3, President 4, Hillel Representative 3. GELLER, CLAIRE . . . 1631 Spruce St., Philadel- phia, Pa .... Chemistry .' . . ,lune 1951 . . . Phi Sigma Sigma . . . Fraternity Song Chairman 33 Hillel 1,2,3,4g Riflery 3, Co-Captain 4g Pennsylvania News 2,3,4g French Club 1,2g WXPN 1,2,3,4g Penn Mike 3, Secretary 4. CIAMBALVU, JOAN . . . 818 N. 63rd St., Phila- delphia, Pa ,... Chemistry . . . .lune1951 . . . Zeta Tau Alpha . . . Calendar Committee lg Class Song Leader 3,4g Scnior Undergraduate Camp Chair- mang Fraternity Historian 3, Scholarship Chairman 43 CA Bazaar lg Newman Club 1,2,3,4g Cheerleading l,2, Captain 35 Italian Club 2,3g Spirit Committee 3. CIBBS, DENA . . . 4504 N. Carlisle St., Philadel- phia, Pa .... Chemistry . . . .lune 1951 . . . Delta Phi Epsilon . . . French Clulig German Clubg Choral Society 3. ai' , . ff Af an-f i' 'W 5, J . ie, :'fl'f is . Y - K f aifwjf GRUBER, AMELIA . . . 3328 N. 15th St., Phila- delphia, Pa .... Chemistry . . . June 1951 . . . CA Advocate 3,4g Phi Bela Kappa 4. HUNTER, BARBARA HELEN . . . 1306 Knox Rd., Wynnewood, Pa ,... Sociology . . . June 1951.. . . Alpha Chi Omega . , . Fraternity Social Chairman 3, Publicity Chairman 4. HANSELL, ASTRID HOSTRUP . . . 503 Orchard Way, St. Davids, Pa .... Library Science . . . June 1951 . . . Kappa Delta . . . Fraternity Treas- 'urer 23 Bennett Board Secretary-Treasurer 4. HARPER, JANET M .... 236 Cheswold Lane, Haverford, Pa .... English . . . ,lune 1951 . . . Transferred frotn Smith College . . . Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Bennett Club 3, Junior Board 43 Chair- man Pele Mele Nite 4g Senior Class Councilg Cov- crning Council 45 Senate 4g Fraternity President of Pledge Class 3, Archivist 45 Golf 33 Basketball 3,45 Lacrosse 33 Hockey 4g Dolphin 45 Bowling Green 3. HARTWIC, MARCIA . . . 140 E. Springfield Rd., Springfield, Pa. . . . Political Science . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Wellesley College . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . WXPN 3. HEITZMAN, JOAN MARIE . . . 33 N. Eastfield Ave., Trenton, N, .l .... Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Notre Dame of Maryland, Baltimore, Md .... Alpha Xi Delta . . . Newman Executive Committee 3,4. i f IQ-5, or it 1 ' , N .- ii' .Nix ' A ' '- 'SZ' ' f 1 'V f ':li:.5.E- :L- ,J .2 g 1 HOPKINS, BETTY A ..,. 424 Brookhurst Ave., Narberth, Pa .... Microbiology . . . June 1951 . , . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Elect. Com. 3g Orient. 35 IF Basketball 1,2,3,45 Frat. Warden 4, CA Freshman Com., Sec. 2, Bazaar 1,2,35 Settlement House 15 Lacrosse 1,2,3,45 PN 1,2,35 Dolphin Sports Ed. 2,3, Photog. Ed. 45 Caducean Soc. 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 35 Young Rep. 1, Sec. 2. HORLACHER, NANCY . . . 524 Valley View Kd., Merion, Pa .... Political Science . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . Campus Com, 25 Ch. Ben Franklin Com. 35 Senate 1,35 Govt. Coun. 1,2,35 Class Pres. 1, Coun. 1,2,35 Pele Mele Nite Ch. 25 Frat. Cultural Ch. 2, Rush Ch. 3, Pres. 45 CA Bazaar Pub, Ch. 25 Lacrosse Mgr. 1,25 Basketball 2,35 PN 15 Sphinx and Key 35 Mortar Board 45 Mortar Board Fresh. Cupg Phi Beta Kappa 3,4. LNGALLS, ROSALEEN . . . Singing Hen Farm, Delevan, N. Y .... Zoology . . . June 1951 , . . French Club 3,45 Outing Club 1,2, Sec. 3. JOYCE, PEGGY ANN . . . 161 Main St., Danbury, Conn .... Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Orient. 3,45 Frat. Mgr. 3, Rush Ch. 45 Newman 1,2, Exec. Com. 3,4, Social Com, 3, Member- ship Ch. 4, WXPN 1,2,3,4g Penn Mike 3,45 Spirit Com. 4. JOYCE, STRUTHERS . . . 376 Montgomery Ave., Wynnewood, Pa ,.., History , . . June 1951 . . . Delta Gamma . . . Elect. Com. 1,2,45 Honor System Com. 1,25 Frat. Scholarship Ch. 35 Rillery 1,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Pi Delta Phi 3,45 CW Adv. Bd. 2,3,45 Phi Beta Kappa 4, KANE, BEVERLEE . . . 125 W. Main St., Millville, N. J .... Sociology, June 1951 . . . Delta Phi Epsilon . . . Frat. Pres. 45 Hillel Social Com. 1,25 Hillel 3,4. HELITZER, CAROL . . . Adams Place, Harrison, N. Y. . . . English . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. HEMPHILL, MELICE . . . 6217 Wayne Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa. . . . Journalism . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . Honor System Committee 15 Bennett Club 2,3, Bennett Club Board 45 Panhellenic Council 3, First Vice-President 45 Fraternity Rush- ing Chairman 45 Bowling Green 1,2. HILL, MARGARET A .... 4 W. Hampton Rd., Philadelphia, Pa, . . . Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Pembroke College . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . Class Council 4, Fra- ternity Vice-President 4, Panhellenic Representative 3,4. HOGG, HELEN STETSON . . . 211 N. Sproul Rd., Broomall, Pa. . . . Journalism . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Mary Washington College . . . Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Fraternity Mothers Club Representative 45 Dolphin 4, .fe ' 5 ,,,.' 'lb- if 4 .. , .V A . ' ,, 5' . ff arsa ...... f ,X gs g , .... It 4 1 ' KANOFF, DORIS . . . 5152 N. 8th St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . French . . . June 1951 . . . Pi Delta Phig Apprentice Dance Group 23 Advanced Dance Group 33 French Club3 German Club. KATZENBACH, SARA C .... 1 W. Montgomery Ave., Ardmore, Pa .... History . . . June 1951 . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . Fraternity Reg- istrarg Golf 3. KEILHULZ, JUAN WARD . . . Wedgwood Farm R.D. No. 1, West Chester, Pa .... Fine Arts . . June 1951 . . . Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Govern- ing Board 1,3343 Class Council 1,3,43 May Court 1,43 Fraternity Vice-President 43 CA Bazaar 1,23 Sphinx and Key Vice-President 33 Panhellenic Council 2,3, Secretary 43 Bowling Green 3, Secretary 4. KESSLER, LEONORE ROSENAU . . . Mayfair House, Philadelphia, Pa .... Sociology . . . .lune 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau , , , Fraternity Recording Secretarv 3: Hillel 1,2.,3,43 Modern Dance Group 2,3. 5 an We . 2 V 3.49- . .R Q tk K sf f , Q 'FE 3 1 -Q www KINDIG, MARY .10 . . . 243 E. Market St., York, Pa. . . . French . . . June 1951 . , . Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . WSGA Fin. Com.3 PN 33 French Club 43 Pi Delta Phi 3,43 A Cappella 3,43 Women's Glee Club 3,43 Choral Club Sec.-Treas, 4. KLEINMAN, GLORIA . . . 2728 N. 6th St., Harris- burg, Pa .... Political Science . . . .lime 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Frat. Hist. 2, Pres, 3,43 Hillel 3,43 WXPN 1,23 Mortar Board 4g Phi Beta Kappa 4, KLINEFELTER, HWYLDA CATHERINE . . . RD 435, Gettysburg, Pa ..., Zoology . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Gettysburg College . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . Frat. Proctor 33 Lutheran Assoc. 2,3,43 CA Social Com. 2,3, Co-Ch. 43 PN Bus, Staff 2, Ass't. Adv. Mgr. 3, Adv, Mgr. 43 German Club 2,4, Vice-Pres, 33 Choral Club 2. LANDERS, SARAH SHERMAN . . . 3419 Warden Dr., Phila., Pa .... History , . . June 1951 . . . Delta Gamma . . . Class Coun, 1,23 CW Adv. Bd. lg Govt. Coun. 1,23 Campus Com, 23 Elect. Com. 33 Bennett Club Jr. Bd, 3, Pub. Relations Ch. 43 Hockey 2,32 JV Tennis 23 JV Badminton 33 Phi Beta Kappa 4g Gamma Chi 2,3,4-Q Frat. Rec. Sec, 4g Phi Alpha Theta Pres. 33 A Cappella 1,23 Choral Club 1,2,33 Bowling 1. LAWBER, MARIAN JOYCE . . . is W. Union sf., Burlington, N. .1 .... Psychology . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . Calendar Com. 13 Bennett Club 2,3, Jr. Bd. 4-. LESSIG, MARGARET . . . 312 Winding Way, Merion, Pa .... Sociology . . . Feb. 1951 . . . Kappa Alpha Theta . , . Bennett Club 2,3, Sr. Bd. 43 Frat. Proctor 3g IF Basketball 33 CA Social Com, 23 Hockey 3g A Cappella 23 Choral Club 2,3,4. LILLIBRIDCE FAITH ANNE . . . Westport Conn. . . . Fraternity Corp. Representative 3 4 ' New- man Club 1 2 3 4 ' German Club 12 3 4 ' Inter- national House 2 3 4' Debating 1. LINCHIS, ELINOR S. . . . 6336 Germantown Ave., F 9 9 A . . . Sociology A. . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta 9 7 9 9 7 3 5 1 1 , , I M. LISSE, MARILYN KOCHMAN . . . 1011 S. 49th St., Phila., Pa .... English , . , Feb. 1951 , . . Transferred from Mich. State . . . Delta Phi Epsilon . . . Frat. Alumnae Ch. 3, AJA Ch. 4, Hillel 3,4-. LOVITZ, SANDRA . . . 583 Montgomery St., Brook- lyn, N, Y .,.. Sociology . . . Feb. 1951 , . . Trans- ferred from Upsala College . . . Delta Phi Epsilon . . . Frat. Stew. 3, Pledge Mother 4, Hillel 2,3,4g French Club 23 Settlement House 2. LYNN, PATRICIA . . , 2875 ,lasper St., Phila., Pa. . . . Economics . . , Feb. 1951 . . . Callista 2,3,4g Fin. Com, 4, Newman 2,33 CA Bazaar 2,3,4g ,IV Swimming 13 Red and Blue 2,3,4g PN 2,3, News Ed. 4, Mortar Board 43 Campus Chest 2,3, Women's Ch. 4, WXPN 1,2,3, Pub, Dir, 43 Penn Mike Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Bowling Green Soc. 4. MacMULLEN, JOYCE . . . 120 Maplewood Ave., Upper Darby, Pa .... Microbiology . . ,June 1951 . . . Ed. Com. 1,23 Senate 3,4g'Settlement House lg Social Service Com. 2, Ch. 35 CA Cabinet 3,4g CA Advocate 1,23 Green Lane Counsellor 3, Camp Sec, 4, Mortar Board 43 Who's Who 43 PN 1,23 Dolphin 1, Sr. Ed. 2, Assoc, Ed. 3. Ed, 4. MANNO, ANGELA . . , 220 Old Forest Rd., Phila., Pa .... Political Science . . . June 1951 . . . Zeta Tau Alpha . , . Act. Com. 1,23 Frat. Pub. Ch. 1, Treas, 2,3, Ritual Ch, 4: Newman 1,3,4, Exec, Coun. 2, ,IV Softball lg Cheerleading l,2,3, Bowling 4, Choral Club lg Girl Scout Org, Pub. Ch. 2,33 1. L. G. Sec.-Treas 3. Vice-Ch, 4: Panhel 4. MATZKE, VIRGINIA HEDGES . . . 3029 Queen La., Phila., Pa .... History , . . .lune 1951 . . . Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Honor System Com, 1, Ch. 2g Cam- pus Com. 2, WSGA Treas. 33 Senate 2,3,4g Gov. Bd. 35 Class Vice-Pres. 2, Coun. 23 Frat. Hist. 2, Rec. Sec. 4, Bennett Club 2,3, Ch, 4, Bowling Green 1,25 Sphinx and Key 33 Mortar Board 4, Phi Beta Kappa 3,4. Philadelphia, Pa, . . . Sociology . . . ,lune 1951 . . . Hillel l,2,3,4g Phi Beta Kappa 3,4. LIPSCHUTZ, ISABEL L .... 6620 Lincoln Drive, Philadelphia, Pa .... Economics' . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from N. J. College for Women . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Fraternity Social Chair- man 3,43 LIPSKY, WINIFRED . . . 5948 Cobbs Creek Pky., Philadelphia, Pa .... ,lune 1951 . . . Transferred front Drexel Institute of Technology . . . Hillel 3,4. 24.1 1' .531 L tl .4 W saw 'J ' gn 5 - .2 vw' . 7 ' , MAZIS, MARIAN . . . 1601 Stenton Ave., Phila- delphia, Pa. . . . Psychology . . . June 1951 . . . Phi Sigma Sigma . . . Pennsylvania News 3,43 WXPN 1,2,3. McADOO, JOAN BROWN . . . 1311 Hillside Rd., Wynnewood, Pa .... Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Bradford Junior College . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . Honor System Committee 33 Fraternity Social Service Chairman3 Basketball 3. McCABE, DOROTHY A .... 348 Walnut St., Jenkintown, Pa .... Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Chi Omega . . . Fraternity Panhellenic Representative 3,4, President 43 CA Cabinet 2, Secre- tary 3,43 Baptist Cabinet Brazilian Club 23 Bennett mittee 2,3, McCARTHY, MOLLY . . N. Y .... Sociology . . . Chi Omega . . . Senate 3,43 Newman Vice-President 3,43 Makeup Chairman 33 Penn 7y'3 Q . 1, Q. 1' iw 2,3,43 Spanish Club, Club Permanent Com- 526 Forest Ave., Rye, June 1951 . . . Alpha Fraternity Secretary 3: Bowling Green 1,2,4, Players 1,2,4, Board 3. 9 f f 3 P.. 3 -. ,,v J li , , iiysi ff athaale . A .. Vllbllv M a n , ' zz' ,K s 2 V + ' ' 'i: ..i.t 'Q 'I kilt V. Q, pf' - '. ,, . ., P f,,1,g.tff, . ' ' aa sign, .wggqgiswigfs Q W. . 7 , 1 :A-,mme 'Q .- 1 , 4 ,W A r , wx -. ' X MuDANIEL, MILDRED . . . 706 W. Mount Airy Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... American Literature . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . Activities Committee 2,33 Calendar Committee 13 Hey Day Committee 13 Fraternity Social Service Chairman 2, Rushing Chairman 3, President 43 Freshman Com- mission3 CA Bazaar 13 Bennett Club 2,33 Bowling Green 13 Red Cross Council 1,23 Campus Carnival Booth Chairman 1,2,33 Dolphin 2,3, Fraternity Editor 4. Mc1LROY, PATRICIA . . . 2103 Oakdale Ave., Glenside, Pa .... Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Newman Club 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club. MEACHAM, GAYLE . . . 518 Merwyn Rd., Nar- berth, Pa .... French . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . Governing Council 2,3,4Q Class Council 2,3,43 WAA 3, President 4g CW Advisory Board 33 Bowling Green 13 Fraternity Journal Cor- e ondent 3, Vice-President 43 Lacrosse 1,2, Captain 3 Hockey 43 JV Basketball 3,43 French Club 3,43 Athlon 3, President 4. MELAVER, MILLICENT . . . 404 Gordon Ave., Savannah, Georgia . . . English . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Armstr-ong College. MERTZ, LOUISE . . . 106 W. Drexel Ave., Lans- downe, Pa .... Economics . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . Class Council 33 Fraternity Panhellenic Representative 2,3,43 Cheerleading 2,3S Dolphin Advertising Staff 1,2, Manager 33 A Capl pella 13 Choral Society 13 Panhellenic Treasurer 4g Campus Committee 2, MYERS, JOY . . . 23 W. Broad St., Bethlehem, Pa .... Political Science . . . June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Fraternity Treasurer 33 Hillel l,2,3,43 WXPN 1,2,33 Debate Council 13 Pi Gamma Mu 43 Phi Alpha Theta 43 Phi Beta Kappa 4. ,,,fj,,y. sa 3 if i'Ef'oQgiVX'JDQ M ,ww A K I f 5 1 , . 1 im . . if 3. ,353 V fr' m,,5sqz't' . A I . V J V K X V Q, ,. .JP ' 3 .., Q K 39 PAYNE, HELEN M .... 1011 Marlyn Rd., Phila- delphia, Pa .... June 1951 . . . Bowling Team Captain 43 German Club 2,3. PERRY, NANCY . . . 732 Sussex Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. . . . Sociology . . . February 1951 . . . Trans- ferred from Fairfax Hall Junior College . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . Lacrosse 3. PETERSON, ELIZABETH DARST . . . Apt. B-2, Bryn Mawr Court, Pa .... History . . . June 1951 . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . Honor System Com- mittee l3 Finance Committee 43 Class Secretary- Treasurer 43 Fraternity Treasurer 3. Chaplain 4, Steward 4g Canterbury Club Vestry 1,2,3,4Q CA Cabinet 3,43 Phi Alpha Theta 3,4Q Phi Beta Kappa 43 Apprentice Dance Group 3. PIKE, ELIZABETH ANNE . . . 2449 - 75th Ave., Philadelphia, Pa .... Economics . . . June 1951 . . . Kappa Delta . . . Elections Committee 2: Orientation Committee 3,43 NSA Colnmittee 3,43 Fraternity Magazine Chairman 3, Activities Chair- man 3,4, Treasurer 43 Lutheran Student Group 1, Executive Committee 2,3,43 CA Advocate 1, Off- Campus Editor 2,3, Editor 43 CA Cabinet 43 CA Bazaar 3,43 Lantern Staff 43 Phi Beta Kappa 3,43 Pi Gamma Mu 3,43 Spanish Club 4g Pennsylvania News Circulation Staff 3,43 Bowling Green Publicity Committee 2. RADZIEVICH, GWENDOLYN . . . 305 New Castle St., Minersville, Pa .... Psychology . -. . June 1951 . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Fraternity Press Representative 23 Newman Club 3,43 Newman Knight 3,43 German Club 1,23 Italian Club 43 French Club 43 Choral Society 1,2,3,43 Settlement House Work 4g Dormitory Fire Warden 2,3,4. REINER, BEATRICE . . . 2430 N. 56th St., Phila- delphia, Pa. . . . June 1951, NEWMAN, BERNICE . . . 3065 N. Front St., Phila- delphia, Pa. . . . Chemistry . . . June 1951 . . . Phi Beta Kappa 4. NICHOLS, .IEANETTE A .... 168 Woodland Avc., Bridgeport, Conn .... Zoology . . . June 1951 . . . Dormitory WAA Representative 23 German Club 1,23 Choral Society 43 Sergeant Hall Council 1,2,4-3 Caducean Society lg AD Secretary 4. ORR, CAROL MARIE . . . 309 Grove St., Montclair, N. J .... Political Science . . . February 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . Fraternity President 33 Pennsylvania News, Junior Editor 1, News Editor 23 CA Cabinet 23 Chairman CA World Outlook Com- mittee 23 Varsity Debating Team 13 CW Advisory Board 1,2,33 Sphinx and Key 3. PARMENTER, CAROLYN L, . . . 7825 St. Martin's Lane, Philadelphia, Pa .... Zoology . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . Calendar Committee 13 Activities Committee 2,33 Finance Committee 43 Fraternity Activities Chairman 3, Recording Secre- tary 43 CA Bazaar 1,23 Dolphin 2,33 Bowling Green 1,2, Assistant Music Chairman 3, Business Manager 4. f . A 3 NA' ,. - i in .T lV, V , , ,, A S at 9 LQ i REISNER, HELEN E .... 4506 Kutzstown Rd., Temple, Pa .... Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . Fraternity Corresponding Secretary 4, House Manager 4, CA 1,2,3,4g Lutheran Students' 'Association Cabinet 3,4g German Club 1,2, Secretary 3,43 Choral Society 1,23 Campus Chest 1,2,3. RICHARDSON, FLORENCE M .... 1307 S. Divinity Pl., Philadelphia, Pa .... Microbiology . . . February 1951 . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Fraternity Secretary 4g Panhellenic Representative 23 CA Bazaar 1,2. ROBINETTE, JOAN TODD . . . Church Rd., Wyn- cote, Pa .... Sociology . . . .lune 1951 . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . Honor System Com- mittee 1,2g Bennett Club Arts and Crafts Committee Chairmang Activities Carnival, Booth Chairmang Class Council 3, Fraternity Rushing Committee 3, Activities Chairman, President 4, CA Westminster Foundation Committee 2,3, Bowling Green Heeling l,2, Bowling Green Committee 3, Production Man- ager 43 May Court 2,3,4g Badminton lg Tennis 1. ROTKO, DORIS . . . 916 Snyder Ave., Philadel- phia, Pa .... Psychology . . . June 1951 . . . Hillel. 3 i ns if . f- is 9 1 - K: , 3 3 ' V 'fb ' Kr.: 'Q K SALDINGER, MITZI . . . New Brunswick, N. J. . . . June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau. S SANDFORD, JANE M .... 444 State Rd., Cynwyd, Pa .... Fine Arts . . . .lune 1951 . . . Pennsylvania Triangle 2. SCHWARTZ, ELIZABETH M .... 204 Windsor Ave., Upper Darby, Pa .... Chemistry . . . June 1951 . . . Phi Beta Kappa 3,4, SHAFER, WARREN . . . 312 Woodlawn Ave., Wil- low Grove, Pa .... Economics . . . June 1951 . . . Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Calendar Committee lg Honor System Committee, Orientation Committee 3,43 Class Council 43 Fraternity Archivist, Corre- sponding Secretaryg Choral Society lg Bennett Club 2,3, Senior Board 4: Bowling Green 2, Program Chairman 3, Bowling Green Society 43 Phi Beta Kappa 4, Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Gamma Mu. SHAND, JANET GADEN . . . Conestoga Rd., Devon, Pa. . . . English . . . .lune 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Government Council 1,2,3g Honor System Committee 13 CW Advisory Board 35 Freshman Week Chairman 4, Big Sister Party Chair- man 3, Class Council 1,2, Vice-President 3, Fra- ternity Rushing Chairman 3, President 43 CA Mother-Daughter Dinner Chairman 23 Pennsylvania News lg Choral Society 1,25 Women's Glee Club 1. SHAPIRO, HELEN . . . 309 Orchard Way, Merion, Pa. . . . Economics . . . June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Senate 4, Fraternity Secretary 2, Vice-President 33 Panhellenic Representative 1,2,3, Panhellenic President 43 Interfraternity Social Chair- man 4, Rushing Revisions Chairman 3g Dolphin Editorial Staff 13 Hillel 1,2,3,4. fl'- gg, 1 fb-i av' 'lr ' 2 Q SIMON, CAROLYN MARIE . . . 3317 W. lfeorge Mason Dr., Arlington, Va .... English . . . .Iune 1951 . . . Governing B-oard 23 Senate 43 Campus Committee 23 Sergeant Hall Resident Council l,2, Secretary 3, President 4g Campus Chest 2,33 Uni- versity Disciplinary Committee 43 Golf Team 3. SMITH, LOUISE . . . 260 W. Greenwood Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. . . . Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . Green Lane Counsellor 33 Bowling Green 23 Fraternity Corresponding Secre- tary 4. SOLL, SHIRLEY . . . 4218 Marple St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Microbiology . . . February 1951 . . . Green Lane Counsellor 4. STEELE, VIRGINIA YOUNG . . . 7015 Charles St., Philadelphia, Pa .... Chemistry . . . June 1951 . . . Delta Delta Delta. STERLING, HELEN LOUISE . . . Lookaway Farm, Buckingham Valley, Pa .... .lune 1951 . . . Deltu Delta Delta. STRAIN, LORENA . . . 93 Laurel Hill, Mountain Lakes, N. J. . . . Journalism . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . NSA Chairman International Affairs 1,2, Constitutional Committee 33 Fraternity Treasurer 33 Newman Publicity Chairman 2,3,43 Pennsylvania News 13 Choral Society 1,23 A Cappella 1,23 International House 1,2,3,43 World Affairs Coun- cil 3,43 National Newman Club Federation 3,43 Bowling3 Rillery, SHOOK, MARGARET ANN . . . 162 Overhill Rd., Upper Darby, Pa .... Chemistry . . . June 1951 . . . Zeta Tau Alpha . . . Gov. Bd. 43 Campus Com. 23 Ed. Com. 23 Class Sec.-Treas. 3g Newman 1,2,3,4: Penn Players 1,23 Choral Club li Glee Club lg German Club 2,33 Bowling Green 23 Riflery 3, Capt. 43 WAA 4g Panhel. 2,3,43 Frat, Scholarship Ch. 2,3, Stand. Ch. 4, Hist. 43 Mortar Board 4g Arts and Crafts Club 2,3,4, Co-Ch. 33 Girl Scouts Org. Pres. 3. SHORE, ESTHER , . . 2261 Princeton Ave., Phila., Pa .... English Literature . . . June 1951 . . . Phil. Club 3,43 Philo. Soc. 2,3. Lib, 43 Phi Beta Kappa 43 Mod. Dance Group 1,2,33 PN 2, Copy Ed. 3, News Ed. 43 Spanish Club 1,43 French Club 3,4. SHOULTS, CYNTHIA . . . 1615 Holly Dr., Webster Grove, St. Louis, Mo .,.. Economics . . . .lune 1951 . . . Transferred from Goucher College Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . Honor System Com, 33 Frat. Pledge Class Pres. 3, Scholarship Ch. 43 Badminton 3,43 Archery 3,4Q Dolphin Bus, Stall 3,43 Bennett Sr, Bd. 43 Bowling Green 4. SHUSTER, NAOMI KAY . . . 1840 E, Allegheny Ave., Phila., Pa ,,.. Psychology . . , June 1951 . . . Phi Sigma Sigma . . . Senate 43 Frat. Treas. 3, Cor. Sec. 43 Hillel Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 43 WXPN l,2. ,. . if if 'J 6 as E9 at M, K KK it K wif .iv - aww 6 . 'Q fe Ami A ii , fi ,, 9 ff., , , Q ..,,. 5 . - . gggi 'VK W in .3 I SZCZUROWSKI, ADELE .IANE . . . 1724 W. Hunting Park Ave., Phila., Pa .... English . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Xi Delta , , . WSGA Fin. Com. 4g Elect. Com. 43 Frat. Social Service Ch. 3, Hist, 43 Newman 3,43 CA Bazaar 2g PN 1, Ass't. Adv. Mgr. 2g Adv. Mgr. 3, Bus, Mgr. 4g Pub. Union Sec. 33 Dolphin 3,4Q Red Cross lg Campus Chest 1,23 Basketball 3,4Q NSA 3. TABACHNICK, EVELYNE , . , 4424 Osage Ave., Phila., Pa .... Mathematics . . . .lime 1951 . . . Phi Sigma Sigma . . , Frat. Philanthropy Ch. 2, Sec. 3, Panhel, Rep. 3,4-, Rushing Ch. 3, Treas. 43 Hillel 1,2,3,4, Hillel Show 1,2, Ch. of Dramatics 33 German Club 1,23 Penn Players l,2, Sec.-Treas. 3, Ch. Constit. Revision Com. 4, Ch. Shakespearean Revival Series 33 WXPN Drama Shows 1,2,33 Bowling Green 33 Pi Mu Epsilon 3,43 Apprentice Dance Gr. 3,4. TENNIS, ELAINE RUVNER . . . Park Drive Manor Apts., Phila., Pa .... Political Science . . . June 1951 . . . Sigma Delta Tau. VASTINE, JANE . . . 267 Kent Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. . . , English . . . Feb. 1951 . . . Transferred from Harcum Junior College. m' .,., 4 , ...,. . . .af-1. If ssm., '3 : ' iiggiiiiitifvii Z V- 1 7 fi , is aff Q 3 Fw .fr f 5 . are ,nw gifs uaf ,,., 12' .,.. V ,f - 3 h I . .. g I K A a. . ' - 1:-.ra-4 .- - 4 ' - safe- i f ' ' 4 . 5 -,er 1, , ':-.sa.,, wx. . fr., .. ,V s s , f,xg,p:-3,3 .X.,.. ,357 - . 25 Q' , my micm- I Z.. : ' eps: .N .43 , ,rr .fi , 3 .fiat 'fu sagtzfafrsssfi' 3 i' ,135 . 3 WECHTER, SHULAMITH . . . 1702 - 67th Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . English . . . June 1951 . . Pennsylvania News 2,3,4. WEILER, MARJORIE PARSONS . . . 3432 Sansom St., Philadelphia, Pa .... South Asia Regional Studies . . . June 1951. WELSCH, JOAN . . . Chatham Court Apts., Apt. B-D-2, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Political Science . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Syracuse Uni- versity . . . Sigma Delta Tau . . . Rifiery. WILLIAMS, JOAN LEE . . . 88 Apt. 10, Drexel- brook, Ferne Blvd., Drexel Hill, Pa. . . . ,lune 1951 . . . Alpha Chi Omega . . . WSGA Scrapbook Editor 2, Senate 1,3, Recording Secretary 33 Govern- ing Board 3g Class Vice-President 1, Council 1,43 Fraternity Historian 2, House Manager 43 Pennsyl- vania News I, Art Editor 2, Dolphin Art Editor 3g Red and Blue Art Editor 2,3,43 Sphinx and Key 33 Who's Who in American Colleges 4. WITTMER, MARY SUE . . . 22 Moore St., Prince- ton, N. J .... Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Texas State College for Woliien . . . Penn Christian Fellowship3 German Clubg Italian Clubg French Clubg Dormitory Q.D. Com- mitteeg Settlement House Work. WOLF, PATRICIA . . . 290 West End Ave., New York, N. Y .... English . . . .lune 1951 , . . Transferred from Smith College . . . Sigma Delta Tau. 3 si sit ss 9 .6 ti i.m,fk, K ,pr ,.- A Yea?-gigier' QV' me Q.. .ts ,s as-1 Y, fs- M gf . t 4 stil- E sl L Ep f wi. .dr we sag ag, Sf 4 fs 3 4 it Ti -L W ' 1,333 v E L F A I I 2 as Q . ,V -s if ,iii A .. , ,.:, he 3 ARONSON, RUTH MARY . . . 235 Essex Ave., Narberth, Pa .... English . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Fraternity Scholarship Chair- man 2, Social Service Chairman 33 Canterbury Club l,2,3,4, Secretary 3,43 Young Republican Club. BOCKEL, DOROTHY J .... R.D. No. 2, H-olsopple, Pa .... Chemistry . . . August 1951 . . . Trans- ferred from Allegheny College . . . Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Fraternity Scholarship Chairman3 Diving Team. x ,, Q3 3 i ? Jil? WOODBURN, FRANCES DILLON . . . 541 Chest- nut St., Indiana, Pa .... Sociology . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Notre Dame of Maryland . . . Alpha Xi Delta . . . Fraternity Pledge Class President 33 Newman Club Executive Committee 3,4, Social Committee 3,43 Dormitory Social Committee 3,4. ZEPEDA, BLANCA . . . Tegucigalpa, D. C., Hon- duras . . . Microbiology . . . June 1951 . . . Transferred from Dunbarton College, Washington, D. C. . . . Callista: Newman Clubg Basketball 3. FISHER, MARGARET G .... 13 Haws Lane, Phila- delphia, Pa. . . . English . . . June 1951 . . . Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Fraternity Corresponding Secretary 3g Settlement House Work 3,42 Pennsyl- vania News 1,2,33 German Club 33 Delta Phi Alpha 2, President 3,43 Phi Beta Kappa 3,4. TATE, RUTH . . . 253 S. 38th St., Philadelphia, Pa .... English . . . .lune 1951 . . . Transferred from Boston University . . . Settlement House Work 3g Pennsylvania News Oflice Manager 3,43 Choral Societyg Apprentice Dance Group 3. N' Af .ffTf,1j.f,,,,i 5- gr, ff 25?f41ssf1Qi'1SF1af ' -f,....v,. -. Wifi.-Fw ixeifs ai fe. gg, 'im' K V I f ,sz1wf'5if i A ,Qi Ai s . fr W S f YS 1 2 J , dw x 2 all 1 3 S14 , 1 2 wwf H 5 f MK New S wk x YR Q , S 1 K ag ,, Z X iq 3 3 P 2 xx A. if?- W as ,U 55 1 we Q ma S :v fin , m. 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Under Ruth Woll VV.S.G.A. enlarged the scope of its program . . . orientation of Freshmen and transfers, bud- geting of activity fees, holding monthly open meetings, exchanging ideas with other col- leges through NSA, and setting up a Civil Defense Service. GOVERNING BOARD. Standing fleft to rightl: C. Anderson fRec. Secre- taryi, E. Pritchard tC0r. Secretaryl, J. Shaw tTreasurerJ. On couch: M. Minnick fSer. Vice Presidentl, R. Woll fPrz-sidentl, B. McKaig tFirst Vice Presidenti, On floor: N, Schnei- der, P. Shook, L. Del Balso. Missing: L. Holowaty. Activities Tick Under W. 5. E. . s SENATE. Standing fleft to rightl: J. Dillman, J. Har per, D, Aranoff, l. Alexan- der, J. Auritt, I. Stalherg, S. Slotnick, J. Gladfclter, H. Shapiro, C. Mamourian, D. Dietrich, J. Block, V. Mat- zkc, C, Bernstein, M, Kur- ze-nski. Scaled: M. Stull, M. Clayton, N. Beck, E. Pritch- ard, M. Minnick, R. Well fprcsidcntl, li. Mcliaig, J. Shaw, C, Anderson, D. Cherkscy, C. Dougherty. On floor: J. Mat-Mullen, J. Hess, C. Simon. Missing: C. Hois, H. Jacobs, M. McCarthy, N. Shuster. ELECTIONS COMMITTEE -- Left to right: S. Joyre, J, Dill- l' I man fChairmani. E. like, ll Bickert, C, Norris. Missing: C. Hois, A. Luongo, A. Szvzurow- ski, J. Taylor, L. Zilomer. ORIENTATION COMMIT- TEE-On floor: l'. Stewart, YV. Shafer, N. Beane. On couch: M. Ono, IJ. Svott, M. Revtor, R. Javolms iChair- Illiilll, J. Tolrin, I . Caruns. Standing: P. Joym-, ll. Shu-ir, E. Harrell, J. Shaw, M. Orclile, H, Allen, E. Pritvll- arcl, V. Beaumont. Rear: E. Pike, S. Kennedy, Il. Shook, M. J. Tobin. Missing: S4-niors -D, Cherksey, C. Dugan, D. Elder, N. Horlax-her, V. Matzke, B. Mvliaig, M. l'cn- iston, D. Smith, R. Woll, Juhiors-E. Allen, C. Ander- son, N. Beck, C. B91'k6'll- haugh, E. Bruce, A, Buvin- ger, J. Dillman, N. Crow- close, .I. Howarth, J. Irwin, C. Lalirum, J. Manner, M. Musgrave, J. Richman, T. Walters. FINANCE COMMITTEE S C. Parmenter, J. Shaw fChuir- mani, A, Buvingcr. Missing: A. Allen, N, Davidson, H. Ifolz, A. Hansell, M. J. liindig, l'. Ly E. Peterson, A. Szczurowfki, S. Zeitlin. TQTT5 BEN FRANKLIN COMMIT TEE-Standing: J. Brown, D Ashty, S. Slotnivk. Sealed: M A. Oese-hge-r, R, Sh:-in, I. Stal lwrg lChairmanl. Missing: M Eifenherg, R. Lcvitun. vm, --in ...M W-I-I-nr.. awqnnwwpp IIULPHIN Editor-in-Chief ...... ..... J oyce Mai-Mullen Photography Editor . .. .... Elizabeth Hopkins Staff Photographer .. .... Margaret Rogers Section Editors Senior ...... .... M ary Lou Peniston Activities . . . ....... Dorrance Elder Fraternity ..... .... M ildred McDaniel Sports ............ .... J eanette Selby Directory ............ .............. A nne Hayes Heeling Chairman .................. Carolyn Hois Ed. Staff-Janet Harper, Helen Hogg, Kay Smith, Margaret Reign, Doris Richardson, Jean Irwin, June Watlington, Carol Dougherty, Catherine Dugan, Caro- lyn Hinds, Dorothy Lewis. Co-Business Managers, Florence Levin, Joan Weintraub Bus. Staff-Gene Allinson, Edith Grebe, Joan Brown, Norma Ehrhardt, Eleanor Brieg, Maryanne Wehner, Adele Szczurowslci, Jane Herzog, Rhoda Rosen, Jane Stricker, Dorothy Dietrich, Rosannah Vega-Gomez, Joan Kiedanz. Art Editor .................... Carolyn Beckenbaugh Art Stay?-Beatrice Stott, Marcia Schultz, Norma Buckhalter. Secretary-Ofice Manager . ..... Joanne Mateer We'll alia ThatlJaadlineYet! BUSINESS STAFF-Seated: G. Allinson, J, Brown, J. Weintraub and F. Levin QCO-Bus. Managersl, J, Sugg. Standing: A. Szczurowski, E. Breig, R. Rosen, J. Herzog, M. Wehner, N. Ehrhardt, J. Kiedanz, S. Mahn, R. Vega- Gomez, D. Dietrich, M, Ros- enbloom. EDITORIAL STAFF-Stand ing: H, Hogg, J. Harper, I' Rogers, M, Peniston, J J. Mai-Mullen KEd.J, Matecr, M. McDaniel, J. Scl- lry, J. Watlington, B. Hop- kins, M. Hoeckly. At Desk: Held The Presses! ' THE PENNSYLVANIA NEWS Published weekly during the University year in the interest of the women students of the University of Pennsylvania EDITOR-IN-CHIEF james Aux11'r News Editor .. ......................................... Es'r1-In Snoxz Feature Editor ......,... ............. . ........... ............. J o sl: Acrro ' EAN VANEsxY .Make-up Editor ...................................... J Copy Editor: .... Anna APPELBTEIN, Cosmo: Bonus-rem Art Editor .................................... ........... . JAN: Nlszusou Proof Editors . ....... MAIILYN Stmnzxs, Ensm Wxrczmn Sports Editor .......................................... MA: Exsntnxnc Office lllanager ......................................... RUTH TAT: Heeling Chairman .. ...................... Plrrucm Horrnnz STAFF S. Ann, I. Arnuaum, B. Bnwwm, M. BICKEITQ I. B1.ocx', H. Bonrsn, L. Buxwru., S. Busn, M. CALLAHAN, S. CANN, S. Cox-n:N, J. Cox.xMAN, A. Couzswonnv, L. EnsAr.L, M. Escou., C. Gr:x.u:n, S. I'IlMMEL8'I'ElN,' P. Hoc!-:r.ANn, R. INKELLS, B. Jacossou, C. joimsou, M. Kusex, Z. Kinsman, H. LANG, D. Lporunn, J. Lxcn1'xNs'r:lN, J. Maven, G. M1'rcrn1.x., ER. Os'rxor.1:Nx, A. PAN1'.u.zoNl:, M. RICE, R. Roun- xxurrz. L. Saunzzx, B. Scuwarrz, E. Sxocrurr, B. Slnrn, J. Srlvacx, G. VEnA'r-rr, S. Wncm-sn. BUSINESS BOARD Buxineu Manager .......................... Ann.: Szczvnowsxx Advertising Manager . ...... Hvum K1.1Nnu.1'zn Credit Manager .................... .. ....... Maur JAN: Tonm Circulation Manager ................. ..... M umm. Rxmauzx' Aniston: Advertixing Manager .......... Rommmn Linn Production .Manager .................. ..... B Annnxa Simons Senior Advisory Manager ........................ PAT Bu.r.wo.n BUSINESS STAFF Munn. Bicxsn-r, Vuamn Knomr, Lois Laxz, Downs Nooxu, Euzannrn Pxxz, Ros: Pzrnsou, Evu.YN Puxcmxxn. -Publication: Adviser ........ ........ D ANIEL P. McCann-xv .-.. .Eq- : H-1 s--. is -LM ........ WM A -Q.. W . Www A... M.. ..... 5 PM -q-. ...- - ---- , -A-K M... M-.... ...H -L... . 2 X EDITORIAL STAFF - Seated: .l. Nisenson, M. Eis- enberg, J. VanEsky, .l. Auritt CEd.J, E. Shore, A. Appel- stein, P. Holfman. Standing: M. Escoll, I. Block, C. Ver- ratti, L. Sarner, M. Bickert, D. Leonard, E. Wiegand, S. Cohen, S. Alper, H. Lang, R. Rosenkrantz, S. Wechter, B. Baldwin, E. Shot-ket, B. Schwartz, x w BUSINESS STAFF-R. Lieberman, A. Peterson, E. Pike, P. Bellwoar, H, Klinefelter, A. Szczurowski lManager3, M. .l. Tobin, L. Lake, M. Bickert, D. Noone. Missing: B. Simons. Timel AllVllIE fur Freshmen Xffxx The Red and Blue serves Freshmen as the standard text for . . . Pennsylvania etiquette . . . official facts and history of the Univer- sity . . . descriptions of the eighty-seven activi- ties, in which women may participate . . . class and football songs . . . the layout of campus. -wr' RED AND BLUE-Seated: J. Van Esky, C. Bornstein tEd.J, R. lnkeles, C. Berk- vnhaugh. Standing: J. Fore- man, E. Grohe, E, Harrar, J. Williams, H. Hogg, M. Kit-lar, E. Stevens, P. Hoag- land. DANIEL P. MAIARTHY Publications Adviser Art Editor C. Ht-rkenhaugh and ll. Stott put finishing touvhes on Dolphin sketches. 3 Seeends, 2 Seeends, 15eennd... 730 on your dial . . . Red and Blue Net- work now on the air. The campus radio station studios occupy Houston's fourth floor, bringing broadcasts of Penn games . . . quiz programs . . . original productions . . . hours of recorded music. Coeds showed their talents . . . at the mike . . . writing scripts . . . directing programs. PENN MIKE CLUB-Sealed: C. Cel- ler, P. Lynn 1Pres.J. Standing: Cohen, S. Livingstone, P. Joyce. A time tn listen WXPN STAFF-Seated: B. Kate-s, P. Lynn, S. Livingston, M. Eisenberg. Standing: P, Joyce, C. Geller, H. Tomar, E. McNealy, S. Cohen. Miss- ing: S. Alper, M. Baylinson, M. Freeman, J. Haskell, R. Katz, N. Levin, L. Littman, I, Stalhcrg, S. Wolk. Wx In their overflowing office in Irvine, the Pennsylvania Players planned an ambif tious year . . . highlighted by Outward Boundf' their December production . . . the traditional 'aflhristmas Carol with tl1e able assistance of the Choral Society . . . and L'Light Up the Sky as yet another hit climaxing the festivities of IF Wleekend in March. PENN PLAYERS' MEMIgERS-Sl?lll0llI M. E. Musser, J. llordvn, C, Mamourian. Standing: V. Day, li. Lang, E. Ti1llblt'lllll1'li, H, lfulz, Missing: H. Vusoturo, M. Mm-Carlhy, N. Curran, Time In Speak Outward Bound. Ah, the smell of grease Paint. V, an-1, your ling,-rl is BUWLINC GREEN HONORARY SOClETYfOn the floor: R. Skelly, J. Mattox, M. Cordile, C. Pii!'IllCllik5l'. Seated: J, Keilholz, C, Manlourian tPrcs.l, M. Musser, E, Mills. Standing: M. McCarthy, E. Day, N. Beane, W, Shafer, J. Howarth, J. Rolrinette, M. Lessig, C. Bevkenhaugh. Missing: C. Long, M. Miller, A. Buvinger, E, Allen, B. Acoinlr, N. Groseclosc, M. Keiler, P. Lynn, M. Rector, D. Friedman. Time tn Be Silent The featured attraction in spring was May Day . . . when Bowling Green, the womenis dramatic organization, presented their annual colorful production with a cast of eighty . . . a delightful dance pantomime based on Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gyntn . . . narrated by our own Guy Marriner who was excellent as usual . . . and climaxed by the crowning of a lovely May Queen. It rained as usual and Irvine was the scene of Thomas the fi 3 1 Rhymerf' 3 1 N M' f 5 I 'Q A i as fm. 'ii-if 5 l f f' as Santa entertains at the Settlement House party 5 Hnurs Fl H at Sergeant RESIDENT COUNCIL-Seated: E. D4-l Balso, Mis, Lillian Burns iljir. of Residenvej, C. Simon Qllrt-5.3, Mibs Martha Carpenter 1Assist. Dir. of Residenccl, S. Wolk. Standing: M. L. Hunsbergcr, N. Gouker, D. Birosh, B. Swccdler, B. Slick. Missing: J, Wallington. 1 Coeds received a warm welcome when they returned to Sergeant Hall in late September . . . a charming new Directress of Residence, Miss Lillian G. Burns . . . dinner music . . . the friendly chimes of the grandfather clock . . . a renovated dining room. The Council planned many special events . . . square dances, the Christmas Party for the Settle- ment House children, an acquaintance dance with the men's fraternities, PJ parties, and the Formal Banquet. So many delightful Past your bedtime Phyllis.4 A few songs after dinner. 5 memories of a year at 34th and Chestnut . . . choral practice with Mrs. Henderson . . . the friendships . . . Miss Burns' helpful pointers on photography . . . and those fire drills at the most inopportune moments. Midnight snacktime-Who cares about calories! X SENIOR BOARD-On the Floor: D. Bickert, M. Hemp- hill. On the Couch: A. Hansell, J. Binns, V, Matzke fCh'n1anJ, C. Shoults. Standing: J. Mattox, W. Shafer, Miss M. Frishmuth QDir.l, V. Beaumont. Missing: C. Bell, D. Skihhe. Never ll Dull nmant ,as-A . . . Bennett Club, meeting place for all coeds to chat, enjoy records, watch television sip a coke, play bridge or just kibitz. Work- ing with its new directress, Miss Mary Ann Frishmuth, the Board sponsored programs both social and cultural . . . the Spitz Plane- tarium, Med School Dance, fashion shows, Guy Marriner's musicale, teas, free movies, art exhibits. 9 Acquiring a Florida tan. Combined ingenuity of the Senior Board members-big plans for a big year. 9 Astrid, Mimi, Sally, and Joann at work behind the scenes of a Bennett Club program. The game room for after- noons of ping pong, last minute study. Follow the stairs to the soda fountain . . . lunch before meetings . . . coffee between classes . . . any vanilla fudge left? N ADVOCATE STAFF - Seated: E, Pike fEd.J. Stand- WOMENS CABINET Seated C Rash B Baldwin M Ono J Cladfelter lPresD D McCabe, C. Beckenbaugh, J. MacMullen. Standing: M. Brettle, E. Punchard, J. Diehl, M. Remaley, J, Seiler, E, Pike, B. Burk- hardt, M. McElwee. Missing: C. Anderson, J. Dillman, E. Batiste, J. Hess, L. Hibbard, E. Peterson. The ecumenical National Student Assembly held during Christmas vacation was a thrill- ing experience for twenty CA campus repre- sentatives. The theme of the Assembly- '4What Does God Require of Us?,' permeated all phases of the CA program . . . the study of the Christian faith and heritage . . . per- sonal and campus affairs .... social respon- sibility . . . world outlook. Significant were all CA Membership Meetings, cell groups, the Foreign Students Christmas Dinner with Athanase Politis, Greek Ambassador, as speaker, and closer 'cooperation among the denominations. The CA Bazaar was really Out of this World. ing: E. Punchard, J. Heiss, F. Adams, C. Evans. Miss- ing: C. Carroll, A. Gruber, E. L. Lynn, C. Mann, P. Schaupp, H. Senshyn, T. Thoms. For These Unl:ertainTimes .. G. MucMullcn, E, Sanwell, and A, Heine check publicity with Miss Graybill, Dir. of the Women's Division. SETTLEMENT HOUSE WORKERS- On the Floor: K. Nasfey, A. Rosen, I. Lane, J. Nisenson, I. Muller, On the Couch: J. Meltzer, B. Baldwin lCh'manJ, J. Mattox, L. Bowland. Standing: I. McCarte, J. Sturgas, C. Radzievich, M. S. Wittmer, R. Smith, E. Yeates. f fi Y ' t' llfm 17 ... Strung Faith 1-9-5-0 at Green Lane Campn . . . .lanie's bugle at7 . . . outdoor breakfasts . . . morn- ing cabin hikes . . . stew for dinner . . . splashing in the old swimming hole . . . clubtime . . . impromptu campfires . . . sing- ing under the trees . . . watching shooting stars. Back on campus . . . counsellor meet- ings .' . . checking coats for camp scholar- ships . . . Christmas Reunion with the chil- dren . . . Workcump Weekelid. COUNSELLORS-On the Floor: C. Parham, M, Ono, J. Suplce, J. Shaw. On the Couch: J. Nisenson, J. Ma4'fVlullcn, J. Cladfn-ltcr lHcadert, A. Luongo. Standing: l'. Haviland, B. Baldwin, S. Soll, C. Berk:-nhaugh, C. Anderson, K. Eggleston, Missing: D. Brad- ley, P. Stewart, E. Bruce, D. Cavallo. 45. T Hillel this year . . . Fireside Chats with outstanding faculty members like Dr. Aub rey . . . an arts and crafts program . . . the music room with its large library f o records . . . showings of outstandi Hg films. All these activities along with Friday evening worshi here were many new features at p services, Sunday night dances, the Purim Festival, and forums added up to a diversified social, r . . ellgious, and cultural program. The scene of many worship services HILLEL CABINET-S' ' ltllng: J. Cohn, R bb' a 1 Cordan, N. Shuster CVICC Pres.l, J. Nisenson. Standing' R S l . . a tzman R. Lieber, S. Wechter, A. Appelstein. ...I-ln Earnest Heverence Relaxing in the new l ak ounge Mazo E Informal discussion in the lounge at 38th and Spruce. s YS sg ,xii At Newman Club . . . a program or worship, study, and social affairs . . . a place of spiritual communion . . . under the warm-hearted direction of Father Donnelly who is always quick with understanding sympathy and guid- ance. The year's activities included movies, dinners, dances . . . the Christ- mas party . . . balanced by volunteer work in Catholic hospitals and orphan- ages . . . discussion groups and classes . . . and an ever present sense of shared faith. an Lasting Fellowship r ' s EXECUTIVE COUNCIL - Seated: P. Joyce, M. McCar- thy fV. Pres.J, R. Skelly, F, Woodburn. Standing: R, Vega-Gomez, P. Bellwoar, M. Ordille, J. Heitzman. Miss- ing: N. Lennox. CALLISTA-Seated: M, W'ingert, A. Speidel, M. Kurzenski fPres.l R. Mazzatenta, B. Kleinman, R. Rizzuto. Standing: F. Jentschura H. Borner, P. Lynn, C. Mackey, J. Howie, D. Cafeo, R. Levitan M. Rosenfelt, A. Lelii. Missing: M. Berenato, P. Binkley, H. Coburn, G. Cargani, L. Holowaty, R. Marcus, M. Murtaugh, P. Oglarulo, M. Pamark, B. Shaw, J. Shaw, H. Sullivan, H. Tomar, B. Watts, E. Yarnall, J. Zilkoski. llhnral Members of Choral Society and A Cap- pella practiced many long hours to keep up with a very difficult, but rewarding schedule . . . opening the Red Feather Campaign at the Academy . . . making recordings at Christmastime . . . singing at Chapel . . . A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Seated: C. Lyon, P, Brouse, J, Lundy, M. Hoeckley, J. Peggs, M, Davies, F. Henry, M. J. Kindig, P. Jervis. Second Row: M. Der Avedi- sian, S. Green, J. Clappier, E. Brandt, Y. Kelly, R. Nachmansohn, A. Fleming, B. Whiting, H. Christian, 1 Callista, offering to all Independent women fellowship and social activities, had a very full agenda . . . teas, supper, hikes and dances . . . participation in the intramural tournaments . . . manning a Fortune Telling Booth at the Campus Chest Carnival . . . and publishing its very own newspaper, Clipboard Snlziat joining with Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra for the presentation of Beethovenis Ninth . . . sponsoring a memorial concert for a fine musician and professor, Mr. Wil- liam Happich . . . and closing the year with a Festival of Music in May. A. Heine. Third Row: J. Martin, B. Malloy, N. Snic- der, J. Robinson, R. Fredericks, H. Hoskins, C, Mac- Mullen, F. Collyer, W, Harbert, L. Burwell. Missing: A. Allen, T. Barab, F. Branner, H. Crammer, R. Jacobs. llallista 810,000-the goal of Campus Chest with eight bene- fiting agencies . . . the Carnival helped boost con- tribution totals, and all had a wonderful time. Special Events 'round Campus iiilil i A fa i s ffl' -'M' i' ' 4, 5 1 i :a.i'.ii 1 ' 3,5 51, ' 5' gf 'L. X.. N 7 . ,gift Af.. Hal M' 32255 . - , ,R ,dp gl .- ,Q I Eli K jj 5 igfh r , ' f. -' 'ff f E i If ' Vf zff 1 C f ms' 7,:'V ' 'js .f i ' I I w pai. -I .. M 1yf1f'1iy' izsifi sv 1 its 1-!a:1'sf !5i,. :xi . '- ,.i' wffgi- ,563 515545, ' : ' 3 W, ,. 1 4, ' ff wgiw: - .-ff :s.,-:., :f,,:5.- , w,g,,,,,f- ag ,,f. K :if -KE: ff . Aw , , ,,,.,,,f, 'fs-aw,-V f .- f a - , , 7 1 , ' Internallonal HOUSG-hvme for Over 500 fvrvlsn . if-,A - - - ' A , i if - , .5 A .,r. ,Q M students attending the University and the scene , i' 255,-wgqga' , . I I 3 of many rich and colorful exchange programs. 3 N - . - fig, f , K gf ' A i 2 ifff X -15' 7? , g . FU 1 , 55531 f iff-E' . iii? ,E Q M-gr h.vS1s..,, V, x g 9 in ,V s.,,,,.s,5,,f,-- ,gi ,,,,,1,,, , , , g S s r 'f.y+-ag if T c f el 2 laaa 4335 s 333 . , f, , -A , ' ' yi, a-f',52g3K'g1jfg,f:, . ,f if. S S.. . . y , I -, 1 , W, t 1, 'V W5 Qi V ,gf g - 1, ' ,. 9 e fai t, P n Q' ,-I .-, i, 'Y , .'i a1 ' t9'5ff?'i3?i- -f if: - SN - f Q - 7 , x - ,Q -. . . I - , f - -,- -. ' , K 3 ' e , tg - he 1 ,AF Minute Maids from Penn helped publicize special The Spirit Committee was dynamic . . . whitewash- program for UN Day . . . when Madam Pandit was ing campus . . . planning rallies . . . poster decorating 'guest of honor at Houston Hall and when honorary the college walks . . . inviting the women to serve societies distributed literature presenting facts about on the committee. COMMITTEE-Seated: J. Stevens, the UN. P. Maloney lCh'manJ, T, Lafair, M. Eisenberg. Stand- ing: G, Keatings, J. Milnick, S. Fuess, B. Sweedler, W. Baugh, R. Sandler, J. Gerbereux. K ,.., E ,,.QaL...i mt ,eigw an-'.':.f J',Haw'1w:-ifliiiisffi ni. z ,Q ,Aw 1. - 1 MQ fk. up -my -.,,.,vrf?5L5il-iff,-V ., IE I Hall uf Fame Only students in the Liberal Arts College for Women are eligible to be considered for Phi Beta Kappa, national honor society. Candidates are selected on the bases of scholarship, leadership ability, personality and individual potentialities . . . Pi Lambda Theta is the national education honorary society for women. Its members maintain interest in educational affairs and social prog- ress through talks, discussion., and fellowship. Pl LAMBDA THETA-Seated: ll. Dawson, E. Shockett, Miss Spiers, M. Rcmalcy. Standing: P. Hoffman, V. Beaumont, K. Eggleston.'Missing: IC. Batista, E. Dietz, J. Cladfcltt-r, ll. Stull, E. Reinsch, PHl BETA KAPPA-Seated: Nl. Fisher, V. Matzlu- Standing: E. Pike, E. Lim-his. Missing: E. Schwartz N. Horlat-her, S. Coht-n, J. Foreman, A- Gruber, 5 Joyce, C. Kleinman, S. Landers, J. Meyers, B. New man, C. Orr, E. Peterson, W. Sliafcr, E. Shore, Members of W'l1o's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges are chosen by a faculty committee from a list of recommendations by W.S.G.A. Governing Board on the following points: leadership, character, and all-round service to the school . . . Pi Mu Epsilon's membership is com- posed of women undergraduates who are Pl MU EPSILON-E. Talna1'lmi1'k. math majors of high standing. WHIYS WHO-Seated: M. Stull, .l. MacMullen, H. Shapiro, V. Matzkc. Standing: J. Auritt, J. Shaw, J, Wil- liams, N. Beck, R. Woll. Missing: C. Bornstcin, D. Cherksey, J. Cladfclter, N, Horlacher, R. ,lat-obs, P. Lynn, M. Minnick, D. Smith. fa A PI DELTA PHl4L. Esposito, D, lianoff, li. Roseman, b Joyce. Missing: S, Mazzeo, L. Pasquariello, V. Purvis, D. Rivkin, C. Shatz, S. Schoenfeld, Phi Delta Phi has its aims the recognition of merit in the study of the French language, literature, and civilization in American Uni- versities. The members have attained honor in the study of the French language and related subjects . . . . . . Delta Omicron members are the music majors who have achieved and maintained B averages in the schools of Fine Arts and Education. DELTA OMICRUN-Standing: M. Gigliotti, D. Daw- son M. Jervis, Seated: P. Brouse. Missing: A, Collyer, l' Collyer, R. Frederivks, F. Corn, J, Grier, I . Henry, C Lonz. J. Lundy, C, Lyons. DELTA l'Hl ALPHA-v-lx, Shupp, L, Jung, H lx 4 E. Freitag, M. lfishcr 4l'rus.i. Delta Phi Alpha is the German honorary society for the advanced students who have maintained an average of 85. Once a month there are evening meetings at which various- phases of German literature, culture, and life are discussed . . . . . . The honorary history society, Phi Alpha Theta, requires high academic stand- ards of its members. Meetings are held once a month. PHI ALPHA THETA-First Row: W, Shafer S Joyce, S. Landers, J. Meyers. Second Row: V. Matzke E, Creenwalt. 1 W 's 5 Q.,-,,.,w' xqm -N0 ,pau-u-snpnru Lu..-Ad-,w,,H --MN,,,.....N- ll u 14, . H3 2 , 1 9 . A . -.43 ,- 4 YQ -,,,A :K M-f , WW, . , '+ve-uneq, W--'Hum .H ,,.. ' rwsf fy - gilIf'i Mg,f ff ff -SzMnfQfiN 5wf ., k ., S. L , Y,...4 mf' 'mi' . . I :- .. -.il YYY ? A I 77 .L . ., -f gk . A .- 'fy Y 'VM r - -' 57,4 1 L if g if yy k f f ?'55'Y3'?'32z5sJaz,E. 'U' E gun! 5 my -,5--mf -2 , rv :mf - ,sen i W 2 -a , 5 in m y,., W-Mu J V+ Q-, fn, N . H ...Ma-M WAA .Sitting M Stull fl res? I Meafham Lean P. Bellwoar, C. Lahrum, M. L. Hunsherger, M1 Rice, ln E S11 ATHLETIC SAEE5 A broad intra-mural program was empha- sized by the W.A.A., headed by Squeaky Stull. Either I.F. or class games were played in volley-ball, basketball, and softball. The annual spring swimming meet was also planned by this group of class officers, team captains and managers, and Athlon. Class trophies, current team pictures, and indi- vidual plaques will be placed in the W.A.A. lounge. Sportsmanship and scholarship are equally stressed in the Womanis Athletic Honorary Society. President Gayle Meacham and the other six members of Athlon have undertaken several projects this year. One was the codi- fication of a strong managerial system and equally beneficial was a food concession during I.F. basketball contests to purchase sports equipment for University Camp for Girls. ATHLON-Front: M. Rice, G. Meacham fPres.l. Back: S. Budd, E, Nelson, M. Stull. FIELD ll!-lY Newcomers to Penn invaded the hockey squad last fall and exhibited enough-skill to become active on all three teams. Particularly impressive was Eussie Thayer, freshman cen- ter forward, who along with Peggy Smythe, Sue Budd, and Andy Anderson, contributed the majority of varsity goals. The final hockey scoreboard shows that Penn succumbed to Swarthmore, Bryn Mawr, and Beaver, but the only decisive victory was Beaver,s 5-0 upset. In the other two games, both teams were so evenly matched that it was a toss-up in the minds of the spectators. The outstanding contest of the season was the Temple game, which ended in a 3-3 deadlock. For Penn, however, it was still a moral victory. Noteworthy among the newcomers were Frances Hessert, Mary Ellen McNichol, Lois Dilks, Barbara Scott, Eussie Thayer, and Sally Cerlach. Although the backfield will bemoan the loss of stalwarts McKaig, Stull, and Nelson, the future looks far from dim. Top-Ground stick, ground sticks. Lower-Orange season on the sidelines. SCHEDULE Penn Opp Chestnut Hill .......... 8 0 Temple ........ .. . 3 3 Swarthmore . . . . . 2 3 Bryn Mawr .. 1 2 Beaver ..... . . . 0 5 Ursinus .. . . . 3 1 Front: E. Thayer, M. Musgrave, C. Anderson, B. Scott. Back: M, Stull, s. Budd, B. M.-Kaig fCapt.l, L. Dilks, E, Nelson, M. E. M1'Nic'hol. Missing: G, Meacham, M, Smythe, N. Hall, F. Hesscrt. Lack of time caused by scholastic pressure and outside activities did not dampen the enthusiasm of the sixty girls who came out for the 1951 team. Coaches Welsh and Funk spent many hours conscientiously screening for the final varsity list. .ludged on skill, spirit, and attendance, the remaining players diligently practiced three days a week, and even parted with Saturday morning sleep. The formidable trio, Squeaky Stull, Betty McKaig, and Rocky Nelson proved an iron block for even the trickiest forwards. The collossal combination of Hawk, Johnson, and newcomer O'Rourke became proficient in mid-court, hook, set, lay-up, and free shots. O'Rourke's dodging skill and accurate eye, Hawk,s speedy rebound recoveries, and John- sonls domination under the basket made Penn's hoopsters a strong challenge to all who opposed them. First Row: C. Anderson, M. Hawk, C, Labrum, B. McKaig. Second Row: T, Walters, E, Lintzmeyer, M Stull fCapt.l, D. Humphrey, E. Nelson. Third Row: C. Johnson, G, Meacham. SHIHTI E THE HUUP SCHEDULE Feb. 10- Bryn Mawr Feb. 17 - Beaver Feb. 21 - Swarthmore Feb. 27 - Chestnut Hill March 3 - Ursinus March 8 - Immaculata March 20 -- Temple R. Funk, M. Stull, and Mrs. Welsh look confident. as W' TU EHE! Encouraged by new jackets, foils, and masks, the fencing team opened this year's schedule with a match against Bryn Mawr, later including Tyler and New Jersey State Teacher's College in its six-match season. Captain Lois Ben- son, Dodie Thayer, and Eileen Sallom returned from the 1950 team to strengthen the duellists. STRIKE! The Walnut Street bowling alleys were kept active hy Penn's bowling team practicing to improve its scores before meeting Temple and Drexel. Helen Payne captained the 1951 team, which aided by Mrs. Farquhar, also included Angela Manno, Betty Sheen, Sandra Nippon, and Ruth Moore. LLB-EYE! This season, the women's rifie team distinguished itself hy becoming the first women's group to he admitted to the American Rifle Association. Led by cap- tain-manager Polly Shook, the team, comprised of nine other sharpshooters, met New Hampshire, Penn State, and Ohio State in a series of postal -matches. BADMINTON-First Row: E. Nelson, M. Rice, M. Stull. Second Row: R, Woll, S. Budd fCapt.J, A. Savage. Third Row: M. Musgrave. BWI MODERN DANCE-E. Day, S. Gillette, D. Spencer, N. Davis. Missing: E. Dietz, D. Barish, L. Bretherick, J. Brodsky, L. Blengensee, M. Russell, A. Murphy R. Yeskin. GOLF-C. Johnson fCo-Capt.J, M. Jones, M. Huns- berger CCO-Capt.J, Miss Lyle. E TIME Winter brought the badminton courts back into full swing-Sue Budd in the spotlight as captain. Eight of last year's point-collectors returned to Coach Lyle for another swat at the birdie. The season concurred with varsity basketball and swimming-still, more girls came out than ever before. Twenty-five girls remained on the squad. All four of last yearls golfers are again crying uforelv on Miss Lyle's golf team. They spend most of their club-wielding career practicing at the St. Martin's course of the Philadelphia Cricket Club. They only match tees with Beaver and Swarthmore. Seven performances, highlighted by an appearance with the Philadelphia Orchestra, has comprised the modern dance group's most provocative season. On campus, they entertained for the faculty wives, a Bennett Club Dance, Pi Lambda Theta, and the undergraduates. LACROSSE-First Row: D, Troncelliti, B. Kling, C. Meacham fCapt.l, .l. Shelley, N. Berk, J. Harper. Second Row: P. Savidge, C. Mamourian, N. Perry, N. Hall, J. Dickson, D. Humphrey. Third Row: L. Hib- INJUN In the Robin Hood Department, all looks bright for Mrs. Farquhar, the coach, and Sue Budd, captain of the archers. A success- ful season is anticipated against Swarthmore, Rosemont, Chestnut Hill, and Drexel, since all but one squad member is returning. All-American Gayle Meacham captained herd, B. Hopkins, C. Perry, A, Bowman, L, Hansell G. Purvis, A. Harvey, B. Pe-drotty, E. Lintzmc-yer H. Kaser, EAMES ARCHERY-M. Stull Hlapm, M. Rive, E D1 1 J. Diehl. the lacrosse team to a hard-working hut scoreless season. The team lacked experience, but gained in skill through competition with Swarthmore, Ursinus, and other formidable opponents. No balls across the creasefnext year this will ceasel as H' , , J' I I., t'lBM2'Q 7 A A ff xllff Y First Row: J. St. Clair, l', Parker, D, Hawk. Second Row: T. Rogan, J, Kronk, R. Rosen, M. L. Huns- lrerger, L. Wilson, M, E, Brosnahan, S. Hartman, V. Beaumont, P. Lytle. Third Row: B. Case, C. Mitchell, D. Latimer, J. Taylor filo-Capt.l, B, Bt-lfield, A. HAVYJU Three teams, instead of the usual two, enabled more promising swimmers to com- pete this year than previously, The new workshop begun last fall opened the pool three days a week to help the old and pros- pective members in fundamentals. The aqua- cade, meeting once annually, is comprised of six colleges and two high schools. This win- ter., Penn made an exceptional showingn- SCHEDULE Jan.,18 - Bryn Mawr Felt. 16 f Temple Fclr. 23 - Swarthmore March 3 -W Chestnut Hill March 15 g Beaver March 17 - Ursinus Clocked at 29 . E Conlan, J. Eivhner, M. Rive lilo-Capt.l, B. Loftus, Mrs. Dannenhirsf-li. Fourth Row: A. Bradley, V. Jasso, J, Geselowitz, S. Schwartz, D. Kuhn, N. Fricht- man, J. Seaman, R. Simenson. S'HAHEM unusual since the team was composed pri- marily of freshmen and sophomores. C0- Captains Jackie Taylor and Martie Rice see equally fine possibilities for the coming season due to the younger spirit of the team. BELLE5 UF SOFTBALL - Front: M. Musgrave, A Schneider, E. Nelson, M. Rice, S. Yurkovic Back: C. Anderson, M, McNabb, J, Red- land iCapt.9, C. Johnson, M. Stull, J, Fin- layson. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Penn Upp. Bryn Mawr ............ 6 15 Beaver ...... . . . 7 6 Temple ....... . . . 7 14 Chestnut Hill ... . . . 27 4 Swarthmore . .. . 12 9 Ursinus . . . . . . 1 10 A rainy, six-week softball season found the H 'slugging Ninew completing the year with an A d d l' ' th 'll. . , n y Ewen cpl .4 even tally of wins and losses. Despite the F heavy opposition always found in Ursinus v- and Temple, the team showed marked K . . . UTIPFOVCIHCIII OVQI' pI'CVlOllS giillles Wllll lll6SC schools. synonymous terms to the Racquettes of Riverside Courtsf' Debbie W'elsh, possessor of both the captaincy and the Inter-Collegiate Tennis Trophy, led her team to an unde- feated season. Sue Budd played steady second A Q ' singles, as did Ann Dietrich in third singles. Spring, tennis, and victory have become ev .S II . ' ii L i The doubles combination of Bierly-McKaig ' and Savage-Vollmer was a reliable quartet which helped keep the opposition scoreless. THE BALL Xsffs . ,f Penn Opp. Ursinus ................ 5 0 Temple ...... . . . 5 0 Swarthmore .... . 5 0 Chestnut Hill . .. . 5 0 Rosemont .... . . . 5 0 Bryn- Mawr .... . 5 0 TENNIS-Front: A. Dietrich, D. Wdlfll fCapt.l, M, Bierly. Buck: P. Vollmer, B. McKaig, R. Woll, A. Savage. 161 ,, . s , - '? ' . P s9.:g:'-ff , wif: 'I . ,iw yn I 'A 55235 L fl? fe ,L ., .WT W V: , 5 qv is ' f 11.1. 2 - .ff W' 'if Rigs, H WXGA ml' X ' .1 Q, 2,223 ,L hfiwgggi S SQ w wvfiff, 1 ,A HQQQW ,zifkpf 9353! -4 sizewiskis wi:g3-gig, W JF3f5w.E3:lS5 gf!! P .,. , WED' as ,N gf 2 :V 1 ' w A.. 1 .ff a 11. , 1:-1 -W ww - 5 YI. A , z 'Wifi X 2 2. xr .. N -7 -: sr: we wh fwrehs-i:qv I 1 if 3 2 A'Q1 '1 Y .... F .... ..-a.....m S .39 xi i ifliiwffflfg 'i hf 1?ff9fiE'l ., . QL.. H r '-:: w www.. 3,5 ,Q ' H A mmf . gsiagfawspf X' 2 X tm , 1 X H .. Q if 3, ,fx f Q W. v 'K A vii? 'Q ff, 2 , ff H 52' i L 'fi , Q ' ,H iw xg, Q Kr .r S. , A ,Q ask . Y. S lg Q - 'X 4 A if W fp A 1 S fa' we K 5 '15 rl we ,Q K I . FEW Eiga. 5 .- w e Q.-, s s A -iw. 1 .U . , -59,18 fy m3.5f.fglQELQiQ, -5 v' N14 4.,zYN'55 1. W 4 mf 19555 K ,g Q: ffm ,LQ- S X Wm, A . Q SM .,., , , S1 RK K - SP. '4 i .E W 5 , ? ? E6 I . i , Fw X Pan Hellenic ' PANHELLENIC COUNCIL-Standing: l'. Hill, H. Allen, J, Loeb, D. McCabe, P, Shook, T. Weidman S. Slotnick, E. Mills, M. Musser. On Couch: J. Keil holz, M. Hemphill, H. Shapiro 1Prcs.l, J. Surman L, Mertz. On Floor: L, Korn, M. Remalcy, S. Fried ssnclatinn Panhellenic Council means representation and administration for all women Greeks. Rushing . . . Inter-fraternity sports . . . Sponsor for a foreign student . . . Pan Hel Ball . . . LF. Song Contest . . . Mass pledge meetings . . . Simon Christians, our little Dutch boy . . . Exchange dinners and teas . . . . participation in all campus activities. JUNIOR PANHELLENIC COUNCIL-Standing: J. Heiss, D. Latimer, M, Devins, M. Rowman, M. Little, E. Harrison, D. Dietrich, E. Marcovitz, T. Tjader, M. E. Brosnahan, M. DerAvedisian, J. McCarte. On Couch: B. Keyte, J. Eichner, V. Merritt fPres.J, J. Surman 1Sr. Advisorl, B. Johnson, J. Loucks, C. Brooks. Un Floor: M. Lindsay, M. Sheen, M. Ellinger, P. Glasser, Missing: M. Clarke, V, Sudjian, P. Schaupp, M. Vanllolsen. man. Missing: A. Bowman, A. Bredt, F. Carans, J. Dixon, L. Hansell, E. Jalfee, S. Johnson, M. Kanter, M, Krewson, A. Manno, J. Knohloch, C. Norris, B, Patterson, V. Purvis, A. Sallom, N. Schneider, D. Scott, S. Spedden, E. Tahachnick, C. Taylor, J. Walsh. Back Row: J. Tobin, N. Davidson, J. Stringer, M. Ceoghegan, J. Penfield, J. Glynn, S. DeCoux, M. Heap, M. Kanter, J. Eichner, R. Skelly, C. Long, M. Donis, H. Richeson. Third Row: B. Hopkins, C. Hinds, J. McCarte, B. Pedrotty, M. Musser, B. Gunter, L. Borchers, J. Earnshaw, A. Norcott, E, Pritchard, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Borden, F. Rich, D. Scott, J. Shick, National Founding ..... De Pauw University October 15, 1885 Depauw, Indiana Local Founding . . . ................. 1919 Fraternity Colors . Fraternity Flower .... President .... Vice Pres. . . . . 2nd Vice Pres. . . Treasurer .... Corres. Sec. . . . . Recording Sec. . . . . . . .Alpha Epsilon Chapter ............... . . .Scarlet and olive green . . . ........ Carnation . . . . . . .Janet Shand . . . .Jean Thompson . . . . . . .Nancy Lennox . . . .Martha .lane Miller . . . . . . . .Louise Smith . . .Mary Donis Rush Chairman . . . . . .Peggy Joyce. iii lil M. McCarthy, Second Row: N. Curran, J, Williams, P, Joyce, L. Smith, J. Shand fPres.J, N. Lennox, J. Thompson, M. Miller, F, Denby, G. Moshovitis. First Row: P. Ameisen,'C. Dougherty, C. Betz, B. Brettle, N. Greene, L. Eaton, P, Kern, C. Hois, C. Becken- baugh. Missing: J. Clarke, E. Lintzmeyer, M. Smith, R. Smith. AX Back Row: J. Burg, R. Aronson, N, Snead, B. Franzese, E. Van Horn, M. Sanders, A. Sallom, V. laso, N. Bucher, G. Radsievich, C, Taylor, B. Coan. Second Row: C. Slaven, P. Haviland, H. Eaton, F. Richardson, R. Wilent, E. Choate, V. Sudjian, R. National Founding Local Founding. . . Chapter .......... . . January 2, 1897 Barnard College Columbia University New York, N. Y. . ......... April 13, 1918 . .Psi, 3707 Locut St. Fraternity Colors ....... Cardinal and white Fraternity Flower President . . . Vice Pres.. . . Treasurer ...... Recording Sec. . . Corres. Sec. .... . Rush Chairman . . 1... N. - , x . . . .Jacquemint rose . . .Patricia Bellwoar . . .Norma Ehrhardt . . . . . .Esther Nelson . . . .Marilyn Krewson . . . .Mary ,lane Tobin . .Virginia Beaumont .. - X., - GX . J .i 41, 3 I 0'Toole, A, Johnson, M. Deravedisian, I. Freeborn J. Dey, M. Fisher. First Row: V. Beaumont, E. Nel- son, N. Ehrhardt, P. Bellwoar lPres.J, M. J. Tobin M, Krewson, D. Elder. Missing: E. Dietz, M. Rice M. Stull. OH 94 i 'm- SBS A Aw . 1' . Back Row: P. Featherman, M. Hawk, E. Mills, M. Hespe, B. Hand, H. Hoskins, C. Johnson, B. Godfrey, J, Bartlett, L. Hibberd, N. Frank, D. Dietrich, B. Shearer, P. Colacicco. Third Row: J. Mateer, M. Schaeffer, .H. Mitchell, J. Culick, J. Peggs, M. Witham, L. Esposito, J. Stephens, E, Keyte, C. Partain, M. Jackson, A. Blaha, B. Burkhardt, H. Klinefelter, F. Lillihridge. Second Row: E. Buehl, J. Irwin, C. Parmenter, G. Meacham, S. McDaniel fPres.J, H. National Founding . . . . .April 17, 1893 Local Founding . Lombard College Galesburg, Ill. Chapter ......... Alpha Phi, 3921 Locust St. Fraternity Colors. Fraternity Flower President .. Vice Pres. . . . Treasurer ..... Recording Sec. . . Corres. Sec. .... . Rush Chairman . Pledge Trainer . . . . . . .Light blue, dark blue, all d gold. . . . . . .Pink Killarney rose . . .Stevie McDaniel . . .Gayle Meacham . . . . . . .Dolores Bilics Carolyn Parmenter . ...... Helen Reisner . . . ......... Jean Irwin . . . Charlotte Anderson cKaig, V. Krissay, B Resiner, C. Anderson, B. M Case. Front Row: C. Orr, Y. Kelly, L. Strain, M Habhy, H. Hedge, F, Parker, N. Lehman, A. Surowski L. Pasquariello, L. Fruchtman, M, Minnick, L. Ben son, D. Hawk, C. Kerr. Missing: D. Bilics, L. Mertz K, Andrew, J. Cobb, M. Fearing, E, Frietag, J. Heitz- man, E. Intenzo, C. Khorosian, J. Korns, R. Peterson K. Smith, E. Szalkowski, A. V ardaro. Y 5900! a s 9 'Ya Back Row: P. Srhaupp, M. Jenkins, F. Henry, C. Mann, B. Waltner, J. Walsh, M. Stork, T. Thoms, J. Bauman. Second Row: J. Heiss, J, Knoblovh, A. Bradley, H.. Folz, R. Pangia, J. Borvhers, N. Milley, A. Swain, T. Christian. First Row: A, Buvinger, A. National Founding . . .April 5, 1895 University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. Local Founding .............. April 5, 1919 Chapter ......., Beta Alpha, 224 S. 38th St. Fraternity Colors ........ Cardinal and straw Fraternity Flower . . . .... White'Carnation President ........ .... D orothy McCaloe Vice Pres. .. ........ ,lean Clappier Secretary . . . . . .Mary Jane Callahan Treasurer ...... ....... M argie Kielar Pledge Trainer . . . . . .Ann Buvinger Rush Chairman .... .... B ette Stevens A r Glaubit, D. McCalie fPres.J, Mrs. Moxley, MQ Kielar E. Stevens, E. Pavletich. Missing: B, Baldwin. M Callahan, J. Clappier, P. Hogeland, N. Ploss, E Sanwald, A. Wriggins X . af' -'i -S 51 1. ...ta 5 Back Row: L. Bauer, C. Johnson, M. Perry, B. John son, F. Carans, M. Little, J, Kendall, M. Oeschger, F. Fitts, S. Jones, S. Mahn, Je, Thomson. Third Row: E. Littlefield, R. Simenson, E, Bell, N. Perry, M Sachs, B. Moore, C. Stoney, Jo. Thomson, L, Mina P. Parker, J. Carnevali, V. Jakubowski. Second Row: J. Diehl, D. Smith, M, Stewart, N. Horlacher fPres.J EE E M vim .f National Founding Local Founding . . Chapter ......... Fraternity Colors Thanksgiving Eve, 1888 Boston University Boston, Mass. .Psi, 212 S. McAlpin St. . . . . .Gold, silver,and blue Fraternity Flower ................... Pansy President ........ Vice Pres. ...... Recording Sec. . . . Corres. Sec. .... . . .Nancy Horlacher . . .Margaret Stewart . . . .Darthea Smith . . . . .Joanne Diehl 9 'Treasurer .... .... I sahelle Supplee Chaplain . . . ..... Joanne Binns Marshal . . . . . .Doris Cherksey J. Binns, D. Cherksey, H. Sterling, M, Hemphill Front Row: J. Keidantz, M. Wehner, N. Davis, C Labrum, J. Mack, E. Grebe, I, Seaman, M. Smythe Missing: A. Bowman, J. Dillman, S, Cerlach, N. Hall, R. Huber, J. Lawber, E. Peters, A, Reiker, D. Skibbe, V. Steele, I. Supplee, D, Troncelliti, N. White. hu.. Back Row: I. Zesinger, E. Pfanmuller, M. Zabel, E. Gagliardi, E. Greenby, L. Edsall, G. Felice, L. Har- shaw, J, Grant, J. Supplee, T. Tjader, F. Flint, J. Wallington, J. Foreman, Second Row: B. Belfield, J. Taylor, B. Loftus, D, Humphrey, M. Young, J. Dela- plaine, E. Bruce, J. McLaren, J. Herzog, A. Stadtler, National Founding ..... December, 1873 Lewis School Oxford, Mississippi Local Founding ...................... 1946 Chapter ......... Beta Phi, 3726 Walnut St. Fraternity Colors .... Bronze, pink, and blue Fraternity Flower ...... Cream-colored rose President ........ ..... S ara Spedden . . . .Nancy Schneider . . . . . . . . .Sally Landers . . .Mary Lou Peniston Vice Pres. .... . Recording Sec. . . Corres. Sec. . . . Treasurer ...... .... ,I eanette Selby Pledge Mistress . . . .... Marian Musgrave B. Tntrim, G. Mitchell, D. Latimer, S. Willianxs. Front Row: L. Hansell, M. L. Peniston, M. Musgrave, S. Landers, S, Spedden CPres.l, N. Schneider, J. Selby, A, Hayes, S. Burden, E. Batiste. Missing: S. Joyce, C. McMoran. l i L F Buck Row: A. Penchassoff, T, Frank, J. Mitchell, L. Zitomer, J. Meyer, B, Glaskin, S. Magitson, M. Buten, J, Dubin, C. Mitchell, J. Cohen, N. Buckhalter. Third Row: N. Fliegelman, M. Elgert, M. Lester, P. Wavhs- man, R. Schunholz, F. Esman, L. Yablonovitz,- P. Glaser, J. Pinsky, H. Weiss, M, Brooks, I. Weintraub, R. Nitzberg, M. Diamond, J. Muman, C. Caller. Second Row: S. Friedman, J. Serman, J, Hiherman, National Founding Local Founding . . Chapter ......... Fraternity Colors . President .... Vice Pres. .... . Recording Sec. . . Corres. Sec. . . Treasurer . . March 17, 1917 New York University New York, N. Y. . ....... March 17, 1925 . .Nu, 236 S. 39th Sr. . . . .Purple and Gold . . . . .Beverly Kane . . . .Adele Plaskow . . . . .Naomi Rosen . . . . .Joan Uberman . . .Charlotte Wilfonll N. Rosen, A. Plaskow, C. Wilfond, S. Lovitz, C. Lina ton, M. Flomen. Front Row: B, Morris, R. Winegracl, C. Brooks, R. Mefow, N. Brait, D. Falkenstein, R Diets, H. Monkert, E. Chosird. Missing: E. Allen, J. Adelman, P. Ball, M. Baylson, V. Nemez, F. Cooperman, M. Diamond, B. Doshoff, I, Ehrlich, I Goldman, B. Kane 1Pres.l, L. Kimberg, J. Lopenson Bail Back Row: D. Bradley, C. Norris, M. Clarke, L. Stevenson, H. Hogg, B. Jones, S. Wallworth, L. McClintock, M, Lewis, J. Loucks, P. Benson, E, Lang, E. Harrar, M. A. Miller. Third Row: P. Duff, C. Lauth, W, Shafer, M. Lessig, P. Sweet, C. Christian, B. Acomb, N. Grosevlose, M. Bierly, G. Tinney, J. National Founding ..... De Pauw University January 27, 1870 Depauw, Ind. Local Founding ...................... 1919 Chapter .......... Beta Eta, 238 S. 38th St. Fraternity Colors ........... Black and gold Fraternity Flower ..... Black and gold pansy President ....... ........ N ancy Beane Vice Pres. . . . ..... Joan Keilholz Secretary ...... .... V irginia Matzke Treasurer ....... ....... F. laine Day Rush Chairman . . . . . .Marilyn Rector 'vane OOO Stevens, D. Bockel, S. Green. Second Row: J. Harper, V. Purvis, M. Rector, V. Matzke, N. Beane iPres.J, J. Keilholz, M. Jones, M. Walters, J. Mattox. Front Row: R. Kindt, D. Bateman, J. Barclay, C. Johnson, M. Edgerton, J. Howarth, B, Kuhn. Missing: E. Day, V, Day, A. Livingston, C. Rink. KA .I sl we is 193 figff 7 M imma Back Row: T. Rogan, R. Vega-Gomez, E. Pike, L. Meyers, E. L, Lynn, M. Effinger, J. Kronk. Second Row: M. Sheen, M, Di Mauro, M. Remaley lPres.J, -I , W National Founding Local Founding .. Chapter ...... Sig Fraternity Colors Fraternity Flower President . . . Vice Pres. .. Secretary . . . Treasurer ....... Rush Chairman . . . October 23, 1897 Virginia State Teachers College F armville, Va. ma Theta, 3809 Walnut St. . . . .Green and white . . . . . . .Wfhite rose . ..... Muriel Remaley . . . .Joanne WOflllillgt0ll Evelyn Punchard .. . . . . .Betty Pike . . . .Jean Kronk J. Worthington, E. Punchard. Front Row: D. Campo, M. Ordile. Missing: J. Smith, J. Aceto, C, Weidnlan, A. Hansell, B. Patterson. . ,Q 3222 1. fi QQ .if 5' Yu., Back Row: E. Wells, M. J. Kindig, H. Allen, M. E. Brosnahan, C, Macliintosh, M. He-mes, J. Shelley, B. Kling, D. Allman, E. Thayer, M. Young, S, Katzen- baeh, L. Hill, M. Campbell, Third Row: V. Merritt, B. Bossard, A, Savage, C, Shoults, J. Dickson, S. Budd, B. Scott, J. Herring, B. Brown, E. Peterson, E. Harkins, S. Copeland, M. Tolan, E, Morris, R. National Founding ...... October 13, 1870 Monmouth College Monmouth, Ill. Local Founding ...................... 1890 Chapter ...... . .Beta Alpha, 3323 Walnut St. F I . . , raternlty Colors . .Llgillt blue and darn blue Fraternity Flower ............. Fleur-de-lis President . . . . . .Joan Todd Robinette Vice Pres. . . ........ Margaret Hill Secretary . . ..... Joan McAdoo Treasurer ..... .... C orinne Garlichs Pledge Trainer . . . .... Eileen McKeon Rush Chairman . . .. .Georgia Barclay Thurber. Second Row: B, Davidson, F. Marindin, S. Kennedy, G. Barclay, J, McAdoo, J, Robinette 1Pres.l, P. Hill, C. Garlivhs, E. McKeon, P. Vollmer. Front Row: H. Failor, M. West, M. McNichol, B. Fox. Miss- ing: A. Crumrine, A. Fox, M. Fraser, M, Gorham, A. Janeway, V. MavAlister, E, Haney, KKP I J ZZ' Buck Row: C. Harrison, M. Spector, E. Marcovitz, P. A. Lipschutz, R. Sacks, M. Rosenbloom, E, Snyder, M. M'etlitz. Second Row: E. A. Cohn, D. Sklar, M Haltrecht, M. Kaiser, F, Levin, S. Hinnnelstein, P. A Ear 31 5 Aim ia Xia. I X 'lfls rcnlgtt-FM National Founding ...... November 26, 1913 Hunter College New York, N. Y. . . . .October 16, 1926 Fraternity Colors ............ Blue and gold Fraternity Flower ...American Beauty Bose Local Founding . . . Archon ......... ...... R eina Freedman Vice Archon .. .... Barbara Rivkin Tribune ..... . . .Naomi Shuster Scribe . . . .......... Doris Koff Bursar . . .... Evelyn Tabachnick Haislield, L. Saltzman. First Row: N. Shuater, E. Jaffe, L. Hoffman, R. Freedman fl'res.J, B. Rivkin, R. Finenlan, On Floor: M. Escoll. Back Row: E. Gottesman, C. Goldberg, C. Preis, R. Yaskin, E. Segal, J. Goldman, T. Sleerman, Wolf, T. Barab, R. Jacobs, S. Linden, J. Jasner, M. Devins, J. Coleman, L. Isaacs. Fourth Row: L. Rosenau, Fine, M. Hartwig, E, Mikelberg, F. Kaliner, V. Stone, P, Teig, G. Lafair, J. Myers, B. Jarobson, M. Cohn, R. Abramson, C. Tepfer, R. Eigenfeld, M. Rowman. Third Row: L. Behrmann, F. Davis, A. Messeloff, S. National Founding ...... March 25, 1917 Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y. Local Founding . . . ........ June 20, 1920 Chapter .............. Beta, 3824 Locust St. Fraternity Colors . .Cafe au lait and old blue Fraternity Flower ................ Tea rose President . . .... Gloria Kleinman Vice Pres. . . . . . .Helen Shapiro Secretary ....... .... S ylvia Slotnick Rush Chairman .. .... Leah Berhman Treasurer ..... .... E velyn Sherr J? Wig ek .gs E7 I I ' fg' 4' ,. U , If I I. -bl im 449 5? mn Q Slolniek, G, Kleinman iPres.l, E. Sherr, I. Lipschutz J. Block, L. Korn. Second Row: B. Sachse, J. Mazer P. Tatcher, E. Hanft, M. Klein, J. Mamolen, E Goldenberg. Front Row: F. Krantz, G. Cass, J Cooper. Missing: J. Baurse, S. Bush, L, Eisenberg Fine, P. Fitterman, M. Fratkin, J, Heivklin, M Molitch, M. Saldinger, H. Shapiro, J. Sloan, l. Stal berg, S. Stern, S. Wveil, M. Weisman. a s :rx I i ' 4 ZTA Back Row: J. Loeb, M. Shook, D. Bickerl, A. Manno, M. Lindsay, M. Van Dolsen. Front Row: J. Ciambalvo, jllllll wf ng Q- I ie A e 4 ill!! National Founding .... Local Founding ....... Chapter ........ Alpha . . October 15, 1898 Longwood College Farmville, Va. ...............1918 Beta, 3328 Locust St. Fraternity Colors ........ Turquoise blue and Fraternity Flower . . . President ........ Vice Pres. . . . Secretary . . Treasurer .... Historian . . . steel gray .. . . . . . .White violet . . . . . .Betty Gosnay . . .Katherine Shupp . . .Catherine Dugan . . . .Isabelle Dinnage . . . . .Polly Shook C. Dugan, I, Dinnage, B. Gosnay fPres.J, K. Shupp, M. Agnes. Missing: J. Osdal. Student Director AARON, JOAN, Elkins Ct. Apts., Elkins Park, Pa. ABRAMS, MADELINE, 5505 Baltimore Ave., Phila. ABRAMSON, RUTH, 228 S. 56th St., Phila. ACETO, JOSE, 2010 W. Tioga St., Phila. ACHIMOFF, IRENE, 3511 Hull Ave., New York ADELMAN, SELMA, 5501 Windsor Ave., Phila. ADLER, IRENE, 37 Olivia St., Port Chester, N. Y. AGNES, MAE, 2213 S. Broad St., Phila. ALEXANDER, INA CLAIRE, 1770 W. 6th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ALEXANDER. JOSEPHINE, 302 Davis Rd., Havertown, Pa. ALKUS, ROSETTA, 7441 Barclay Rd., Cheltenham, Pa. ALLEN, ANN, 1818 W. Lindley Ave., Phila. ALLEN, ELINOR, 7740 170th St., Flushing, N. Y. ALLEN, HELEN, 345 New St., Spring City ALLINSON, VIOLA GENE, 359 Hewett Rd., Wyncote, Pa. ALLMAN, ELIZABETH, 453 Roehampton Ave., Toronto, Canada ALPER, SHIRLEY, 839 S. Alden St., Phila. ALSBERG, MARJORIE,' Oak Lane Manor Apt., Melrose Park, Pa. AMEINSEN, PATRICIA, 7027 Boyer St., Phila. AMES, KATHRYN, 4812 N. 12th St., Phila. ANDERSON, CHARLOTTE, 834 High St., Pottstown, Pa. ANTRIM, BEVERLY, 3237 Queen Lane, Phila. ANZUR, ELIZABETH, 1120 E. Cheltenham Ave., Phila. APPELSTEIN, ANITA, 4835 Larchwood Ave., Phila. ARMSTRONG, ENDA, 346 Atkins Ave., Lancaster, Pa. ARONOFF, DOROTHYANNE, 1019 Keystone Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. ARONS, CHARLOTTE, 5126 Gainor Ave., Phila. ARONSOHN, RITA, 7512 Ogontz Ave., Phila. ATWELL, MYRA, 1841 N. Van Pelt St., Phila. AURITT, JANICE, 6047 Christian St., Phila. AXELROD, JEANETTE, 875 Windermere Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. AXENFELD, LILLIAN, 7642 Brentwood Rd., Phila. AZOFF, FREDA, 1323 Haddon Ave., Camden, N. J. BABBITT, MARY DALTON, 228 N. Jackson St., Media, Pa. BAKER, RUTH, Norristown iAbington Mem. Hos.1, Pa. BALCHUNAS, NANCY, 336 W. 45th St., New York, N. Y. f105 S. 36tl'l1 BALDWIN, BARBARA, 536 N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa. BALL, PHYLLIS, 8109 Cadwalder Rd., Elkins Park, Pa. BANTOUVANIS, NICKI, West Street, Nassau, Bahamas BARCLAY, CLAUDIA, Blue Bell, Pa. BARCLAY, GEORGIA, 530 Oxford Rd., Cynwyd, Pa. BARISH, DORIS, 2414 S. Orkney St., Phila. BARSKY, MARLENE, 3 S. 63rd St., Phila. BARTLETT, JOAN, 602 Meadow Lane, Oreland, Pa. BATEMAN, EDITH, 2 Brookside Ave., Wayne, Pa. BAUER, ELAINE. 531 W, Fishers Ave., Phila. BAUER, LYDIA, 4513 Sherwood Ave., Phila. BAUER, MARIE, 1512 S. 28th St., Phila. BAURSE, JOAN, 3534 Englewood St., Phila. BAYLINSON, MARY ELLEN, 4800 Pine St., Phila. BAYLSON, MARJORIE, 2201 Chestnut St., Phila. BEARMAN, MERNA PHYLLIS, 5607 Florence Ave., Phila. BECK, NANCY, Folcroft Apts., Folcroft, Pa. BECKENBAUGH, CAROLYN, 730 Shadeland Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. BECKMAN, EUNICE, 5213 Spruce St., Phila. BEHRMANN, LEAH, 5614 Diamond St., Phila. BELFIELD, BARBARA, Susquehanna Rd., Rydal, Pa. BELL, ELIZABETH, 55 E. Surf Rd., Ocean City, N. J. BELL, WENONAH, 208 Maple Ave., Wildwood, N. J. BENJAMIN, JOAN, 402 Chapel Rd., Elkins Park, Pa. BENSON, LOIS, 53 Waverly Rd., Havertown, Pa. BENSON, PATRICIA, 407 Black Horse Pike, Pleasantville, N. J. BEREZIN, SHIRLEY, 5424 Wood:-rest Ave., Phila. BERG, ARLENE, 343 Ritner St.. Phila. BERGEN, JOAN, 7032 Chew Ave., Phila. BERMAN, CAROLYN, 275 Linden Blvd., Brooklyn, N. Y. BERNDT, DOLORES, Ingomar Rd., Ingomar, Pa. BETZ, CLAIRE,,3002 Congress Rd., Camden, N. J. BICKERT, MURIEL, 34 Aberdale Rd., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. BIEMULLER, MARTHA, 4602 Tyson St., Phila. BIERLY, MARION, 13 Mansfield Rd., Lansdowne, Pa. BINKLEY, R. HELEN, 2054 Fairview Ave., Mt. Penn, Reading, Pa, BIROSH, DOLORES, 354 Juniper St., Freeland, Pa. BLAHA, ALICE, 415 Ashmead Rd., Cheltenham, Pa. BLANCKENSEE, LOIS, 6304 N. Park Ave., Phila. BLOCK, B. JUDITH, Rittenhouse Plaza, 19th and Walnut Sts., Phill. ' BLOCK, IRENE, 5727 N. 20th St., Phila. BLUM, JOAN, 5330 Wynnelield Ave., Phila. BLUMENTHAL, JOAN, 116 Amsterdam Ave., Passaic, N. J. BLOCKNER, MARGARET, 339 Huntley Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. BOERNER, JOAN, 3403 Huey Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. BORCHERS, JANET, 24 Dayton Rd., Naugatuck, Conn. BORLAND, BETTY JANE, 416 Penn St., Chester, Pa. BORNER, HELEN, 2537 E, Norris St., Phila. BORNSTEIN, CONSTANCE, Garden Court Apts., 47th and Pine Sts., Phila. BOSSARD, BARBARA, 28 Baily Rd., Lansdowne, Pa. BOWMAN, BARBARA, 5109 Township Line, Drexel Hill, Pa. BOWSER, LINDA, U. S. Naval Air Station, Miami, Fla. BRADEN, MABEL, 434 Commerce St., Wellsville, Ohio BRADLEY, ALISON. Apt. D-9, 501 W, Hortter St., Phila. BRAIT, NATALIE, 2328 N. 50th St., Phila. BRAM, RUTH, 5956 N. Sth St., Phila. BRANDT, ELISABETH, Weserstr 72, Berlin, Neukolla, Germany BRANNER, FIF1, Ft. Belvoir, Va. BRAUN, DORIS, 1314 Barnett St., Phila. BREDT, ANITA, 1526 Nedro Ave., Phila. BRENNER, SHELBY, 5233 Berks St., Phila. BRETTLE, BARBARA, 3830 Locust St., Phila. BREWSTER, DOROTHY, 133 Valley Rd., Ardmore, Pa. BROAD, CAROL, 154 Ridge St., Freeland, Pa. BRODSKY, JANET, 1529 N. 6th St., Phila. BRODSTEIN, HELEN, 1519 Palm St., Reading, Pa. BROOKS, CAROLE, 6552 Torresdale Ave.. Phila. BROOKS, MARLENE, 5833 Chew Ave., Phila. BROSNAHAN, MARY ELLEN, 6748 Crittenden St., Phila. BROUSE, PATRICIA, Meadowbrook Place, Phoenixville, Pa. BROWN, BARBARA, Beatty Rd., Media, Pa. BROSVN, BARBARA ANN, 641 Willow St., Waterlrnry, onn. BROWN, CLAIRE, 3437 Tilden St., Phila. BROWN, JOAN, U. S. V. A. Hospital, Tuskegee, Ala. BROWNSTEIN, BARBARA LEVIN, 329 Spruce St., Phila. BROWNSTEIN, EDITH, 2026 Avenue S, Brooklyn, N. Y, BRUCE, BARBARA, 615 Glen Echo Rd., Phila. BRUCE, EMMA MAY, 2043 S, 24th St., Phila. BUCKHALTER, NORMA, 1705 Purdy St., New York, N. Y, BURG, JOAN, S. Roberts Rd., Rosemont, Pa. BURWELL, LOIS, 3607 Freemanslturg Rd., Easton, Pa. BUTEN, MARCIA, 2408 N. 52nd St., Phila. BUTEN, MARJORIE, 2408 N. 52nd St., Phila. BUVINGER, WILMA ANN, 22 Main St., Point Marion, Pa. CALDWELL, PHYLLIS, 520V2 National Court, New Bern, N. Carolina CALLAHAN, MARY, 1132 Elmwood Ave., Sharon Hill, Pa. CAMERON, JEAN, 52 N. Laurel St., Bridgeton, N. J. CAMPO, DOLORES, 1621 S. 19th St., Phila. CANN, SYLVA, 2743 N. 47th St., Phila. CARANS, FRANCES, 25 S. Church Lane, Lansdowne, Pa. CARNEVALI, JOAN, Catamarca 3090, Olivos FCCA Buenos Aires, Argentina CARR, e.CLA1RE, 139 Union Ave., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. CARROLL, MIRIAM, 297 Boulevard, Passaic, N. J. CARSON, LOIS, 5941 Woodbine Ave., Phila. CASE, BEVERLY, 3723 Taylor Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. CAVALLO, DIANA, 7271 Spruce St., Upper Darby, Pa. CHANC, DORIS, 3303 Kensington Ave., Phila. CHARLESWORTH, AUDREY, 7125 Penarth Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. CHIMES, ANTOINETTE, 2418 W. Sergeant St., Phila. CHOATE, ELAINE, 411 Rodman Ave., Jenkintown, Pa. CHRISTIAN, HILARY, 141 Robin Drive, Jackson, Miss. CHUSIAD, ELOYSE, 941 E. Slocum St., Phila. CLARK, MARTHA, 1624 S. Central Ave., Harper, Kansas C'LARK, JOAN MARIE, 4600 Fitler St., Phila. CLARKE, MARY, Rogers Lane, Wallingford, Pa. CLAYTON, MARTHA, 601 S. 20th St., Harrisburg, Pa. CLYMER, MARY ANNE, 5639 North 20th St., Phila. COAN, BARBARA, 5107 Irving St., Doylestown, Pa. COBB, JEAN, 4210 Chester Ave., Phila. COBURN, HELEN, 212 Church Rd., Phila. COHEN, JANET, 5510 Willows Ave., Phila. COHEN, SELMA, 5458 Lebanon Ave., Phila. COHN, ELSA, 5210 Gainor Rd., Phila. COHN, MARILYN, 2538 N. 2nd St., Harrisburg, Pa. COLABRESE, ELIZABETH, 2314 S. 17th St., Phila. COLACICCO, PHYLLIS, 763 S. 10th St., Phila. COLCHER, FLORENCE, 1901 Walnut St., Phila. COLEMAN, JOAN, 1441 Hellerman St., Phila. COLESWORTHY, ALICE, 1656 N. 59th St., Birdsboro, Pa. COLLYER, FRANCES, 1632 Blavis St., Phila. CONLAN, ANN, 500 Susquehanna Ave., West Pittston CONNER, CAROL, 5103 Oxford Ave., Phila. COOPER, ALICE, 5466 Leganon Ave., Phila. COOPER, JACQUELINE, 239 W. Walnut St., Phila. COOPERMAN, FRADA, 7056 Germantown Ave., Phila. COPELAND, SUZANNE, 2154 Woodlawn Ave., Glenside, Pu. CORDELL, SARITA, 52 Mayflower Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. COURTER, VIRGINIA, 6406 Montour St., Phila. COX, CANDACE, Bustleton Ave., Feasterville, Pa. CRANMER, HARRIET, Bay Ave., Manahawkin, N. J. CRAWFORD, JEAN, 4945 Pulaski Ave., Phila. CRUMRINE, ANN, 7218 Lincoln Drive, Phila. CUPITT, MARY, 420 Paxson Ave., Glenside CURRAN, NANCY, 465 E. Barber Ave., Woodbury, N. J. CURTISS, DOROTHY, 110 Schoolhouse Lane, Ardmore, Pa. DASHOFF, BARBARA, 726 Bullock Ave., Yeadon, Pa. DAVIDSON, ELIZABETH, Box 210, Upper Marlboro, Md. DAVIDSON, NANCY, 1933 Chestnut St., Phila. LDAVIES, MARILYN, 413 Charles Lane, Wynnewood, Pa. DAVIS, ETHEL, 6108 Nassau Rd., Phila. DAVIS, FLORENCE, 108-42 66th Rd., Forest Hills, N. Y. DAVIS, NANCY, Tionesta, Pa. DAY, ELAINE, 4318 Osage St., Phila. DAY, VIRGINIA, 22 Edgewood Rd., Summit, N. J. DEANS, ELLA, 864 N. Markoe St., Phila. DEL BALSO, ELINOR, 1553 Leland Ave., New York, N. Y. de COUX, SARAH, 7049 Lincoln Drive, Phila. DELAPLAINE, JANE, 501 W. Hortter St., Phila. DENBY, FLORENCE, 2352. 78th Ave., Phila. DER AVEDISIAN, MALENA, 180 Saxer Ave., Springfield, Pa. DESIMONE, HELEN, 501 Grove St., Bridgeport, Pa. DEVINS, MARILYN, 5729 Jefferson St., Phila. DEY, JEANETTE, Etra Rd., Hightstown, N. J. DIAMOND, MARILYN, 5707 Drexel Rd., Phila. DIAMOND, MARTHA, 1639 West End Drive, Phila. DICK, ELEANOR, 537 Spring Lane, Phila. DICKSON, JUDITH, 324 N, Princeton Ave., Swarlhmore, Pa. DIETRICH, ANN, 510 Strathmore Rd., Havertown, Pa. DIETRICH, DOROTHY, 3210 Highland Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. DIETZ, RUTHELLEN, 163 Gramercy Rd., Cynwyd, Pa. DILKS, LOIS, 139 Ashby Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. DILLARD, PATRICIA, 8020 Walker St., Phila. DILLMAN, JANE, 2805 Hillcrest Rd., Drexel Hill, Pa. DOUGHERTY, CAROL, 319 Congress Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. DOWNES, MILDRED, 123 Laughead Ave., Linwood, Pa. DREI1J..Lj DEVORAH, 407 Franklin Ave., West Collingswood, DUBIN, JOAN, 2277 Georges Lane, Phila. DUFF, PATRICIA, 4800 Pine St., New York, N. Y. DUNKLE, LAURA, 4154 Hellerman St., Hollidaysburg, Pa. DZIWURA, EUGENIA, 1620 W. Ontario St., Phila. EARNSHAW, JEANNINE, Oak Lodge, Gradyville, Pa. EATON, LOIS, 495 Shurs Lane, Phila. EATON, LOUISA, 4007 Chestnut St., Phila. EDELSON, ILSA, 537 Elkins Ave., Elkins Park, Pa. EDSALL, FLORENCE, 131 Park Ave., Verona, N. J. EFFINGER, MARGARET, South Ave., Secane, Pa. EHRLICH., ROSALIE, 5210 Overbrook Ave., Phila. EICHNER, JANE, 1233 Belfield Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. EIGENFELD, ROSALIND, 1201 Sussex Rd., W. Englewood, N. J. EISENBERG, LIBBY, 1108 Medary Ave., Phila. EISENBERG, MAE, 5001 C St., Phila. EISENBERG, RELLI, 871 W. Walnut Lane, Phila. EISMAN, FLORA, 6734 N. Sydenham St., Phila. EMAN'UEL,'FRANCES, 1530 Locust St., Phila. EMMERT, EDWINA, 2 Christian St., Rehoboth, Del. ERVIN, ELLEN, Belmont Ave, and Llanberris Rd., Bala- Cynwyd, Pa. EXTEIN, HARRIET, S855 Hoffman St., Phila. FAILOR, HARRIET, 208 Harrogate Rd., Penn Wynne, Pa. FALKENSTEIN, DORIS, 24 Windsor Ave., Melrose Park, Pa. FASSLER, VALERIE, 4619 Locust St., Phila. FEARING, MARY, Belrose Lane, Radnor, Pa. FEATHERMAN, PATRICIA, Nottingham, Pa. FEINBERG, SONIA, 15422 Woodcrest Ave., Phila. FELD, ROBERTA, 323 Cherry Bend, Merion, Pa. FELDMAN, SHIRLEY, 2230 Fairmount Ave., Phila. FERTIG, LILYAN, 2379 77th Ave., Phila. FINE, BARBARA, 4636 O St., Phila. FINE, EDNA, 340 W. 72nd St., New York, N. Y. FINK, BETTY, 3712 Walnut St., Phila. FINSTON, CHARLOTTE, 6139 N. 17th St., Phila. FIORI, GLORIA, Delaware Ave., Portland, Pa. FITTERMAN, PHYLLIS, 1626 E. Washington Lane, Phila. FITZGERALD, MARIAN, 123 Elmwood Ave., Narherth, Pa. FLETCHER, JANE, Willisbrook Farm, Malvern, Pa. FLIEGELMAN, NORMA, 2601 Baird Blvd., Camden, N. J. FLOMEN, MALVINA, 4533 Larchwood Ave., Phila. FOGARTY, ANN, 2037 N. 63rd St., Phila. FOLZ, HELENE, 7217 Walker St., Phila. FORTE, ELIZABETH, 2251 Darian St., Phila. FOURNIER, LORRAINE, 4529 Woodland Ave., Phila. FOX, ANNE, Wyndham Hills, York, Pa. FOX, BARBARA, 2918 Rising Sun Rd., Ardmore, Pa. FRANK, NANCY, 1437 Comly St., Phila. FRANKEL, ELAINE GOTTLIEB, 9 W. Broad St., Pauls horo, N. J. FRANZESE, BARBARA, 2314 S. 15th St., Phila. FRASER, MARY ANN, 76th St., Bradford, Pa. FRATKIN, MARY ANN, 7141 Lincoln Drive, Phila. FREDERICKS, RUTH, Mill and Coates Rd., Meadowbrook, Pa. FREED, MARCELLE, 911 N. Marshall St., Phila. FREEMAN, MYRA, 1518 McKinley St., Phila. FREITAG, EVELYN, 5919 N. 3rd St., Phila. FRIEDMAN, DIANE, 308 Pelham Rd., Phila. FRIEDMAN, SONYA, 2408 Dolf Rd., Phila. FRITCHMAN, 623 Harris St., Hellertown, Pa. FRITZINGER, JUNE, 234 Church, Slatington, Pa. FROMME, DOLORES, 2412 Spruce St., Phila. FRUCHTER, DORTHEA, 5460 Diamond St., Phila. FRUCHTMAN, LYDIA, 2020 Pratt St., Phila. FRUMER, I-IANNAH, 952 Duncan Ave., Yeadon, Pa. GAGLIARDI, ELAINE, 837 N. 63rd St., Phila. GALEY, GLORIA, 3306 W. 13th St., Chester, Pa. GALLAHEE, MARY, 548 Prescott Rd., Merion Station, Pu. GARLICHS, ALICE, 216 North Manoa Rd., Havertown, Pa. GARVIN, MARIE, 5237 McKean Ave., Phila. GASS, CAROLE, 323 South St., Bernard St., Phila. GEARHART, JANE, 108 N, 34th St., Phila. GECKELER, NORMA, 509 York Rd., Jenkintown, Pa. GEIST, CLARA, 309 West Ruscomb St., Phila. GEOGHEGAN, MARCIA, 14 East MacPherson St., Phila. GEORGE, MARILYN, Hazleton, Pa. GERG, EVA, Apt, N-12, 4830 Fillmore Terrace, Phila. GERLACH, SALLY, 1526 North 15th St., Phila. GESELOWITZ, JUD1'1'H, 1801 North 31st St., Phila. GIBBON, PATRICIA, R. D. 2, West Chester, Pa. GILLETTE, SHIRLEY, Quarters 87B, Fort Hamilton, Brook- lyn, N. Y. GINGRICH, NANCY, 1215 Fillmore St., Phila. GIRARDINI, DOLORES, 225 S, Oak St., Mt. Carmel, Pa. GLASER, PHYLLIS, 24-02 N. 54th St., Phila. GLASKIN, BARBARA, 5438 Wyndale Ave., Phila. GLAUBIT, ANITA, 171 Milburn Ave., Baldwin, N. Y. GLICKMAN, MARCIA, 1806 Riverside Drive, Trenton, N. J. GLYNN, JOAN, 130 New Jersey Ave., Collingswood, N. J. GODFREY, BETTY, 7132 Cresheim Rd., Phila. GOLDBERG, CHARLOTTE, 2983 Janney St., Phila. GOLDBERG, ELAINE, 5340 Lebanon Ave., Phila. GOLDEN, JEANNE, 1617 W. Oxford St., Phila. GOLDENBERG, ELLEN, 2342 77th Ave., Phila. GOLDMAN, ARLENE, 1938 N. 31st St., Phila. GOLDMAN, JOAN, 2430 N. 54th St., Phila. GOLDMAN, JUDITH, 4937 Pine St., Phila. GOLOMB, SONDRA, 1525 Lardner St., Phila. GOODMAN, SALLY, Loudonville, N, Y. GOODMAN, SUZANNE, 4803 N. 13th St., Phila. GORDON, LOIS, 227 S. 4-lst St., Phila. GORHAM, MARIANNE, 310 E. Greenman Rd., Haddonfield, N. J. GORN, FERN, 5645 Florence Ave., Phila. GOTTESMAN, ELAINE, 5835 N. 16th St., Phila. GOTTLIEB, MONA, Kevon Park Apts., 5200 Montgomery Ave., Phila. GOUK ER. NANCY. 717 Third St.. Hanover, Pa. GRADY, PATRICIA, Apt. 507-C Parkview Apts., Collings- wood, N, J. GRAHAM, IRENE, Henry Cottage, Germantown, Hosp., Phila. GRANT, CONSTANCE J., 1318 Knox Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. GRAY, M. JANET, 310 Washington Ave., Havertown, Pa. GREBE, EDYTHE, Hillbrow, Montgomery Ave., Phila. GREEBY, EDITH, 2221 S, Norwood St., Phila. GREEN, INEZ, 135 E, Union St., West Chester, Pa. GREENE, NANCY, 11 E. Willow Grove Ave., Phila. CREENFIELD BARBARA 1518 S ruce St Phila ' s 9 IJ -9 - GREENMAN, FRANCES, 34-09 Berkley Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. GREENSTEIN, JOAN, G-2 Kevon Arms, 52nd and Mont- gomery Ave., Phila. GRIFFEN, WINIFRED, 1613 Race St., Phila. GROBER.G, MARCIA, 1076 E. 23rd St., Brooklyn, N. Y. GROFF, ELIZABETH ANN, 19 W. Stewart Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. GROSECLOSE, NANCY, 529 Moreno Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. GROSSE, ELEANORE, 201 New Jersey Ave., North Wild- wood, N. J. GROSZ, GENEVA, 226 Henley Rd., Penn Wynne, Pa. GRUHL, MARGARET, 144 Woodland Ave., Malvern, Pa. GUERIN, DORIS, 207 Wright Ave., Darby, Pa. GULICK, JANE, 33 Union Ave., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. GUMMERMAN, ESTELLE, 1636 S. 59th St., Phila. HAAR, DORIS, 5442 Wayne Ave., Wayne, Pa. HABBY, MARALYN, 3412 Barclay St., Phila. HAGEDORN, HELGA, 5369 Westford Rd., Phila. HAISFIELD, PHYLLIS, 1115 W. Godfrey Ave., Phila. HALL, IDA, R. D., Titusville, N, J. HALL, NANCY, 7202 Hilltop Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. HALTRECHT, MARLENE, 835 Yeadon Ave., Yeadon, Pa. HAMMES, HELEN, fMrs.J, 509 E. Jamestown Ave., Phila. HAMMOND, MARIAN, 6018 Drexel Rd., Phila. HAMMOND, MARION, 5852 N. 5th St., Phila. HANCE, JANE, 32 Chestnut Place, Long Branch, N. J. HAND, ELIZABETH, 117 Rice's Mill Rd., Wyncote, Pa. HANFT, ENID, 8701 Shore Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y, HANNA, JOYCE, 3204 Highland St., Allentown, Pa. HANNA, PATRICIA, 436 Jackson Ave., Magnolia, N, J. HANSELL, LISBET, 503 Orchard Way, St. Davids, Pa. HARBERT, WINIFRED, 2123 Porter St., Phila. HARDIN, NANCY, 3113 W. Queen La., Phila. HARKINS, EILEEN, 6647 Wayne Ave., Phila. HARLOW, MILDRED, 11 Wellington Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. HARMON, MARGARETTA, 4025 Walnut St., Phila. HARRAR, ESTHER, 145 Roberts Ave., Glenside, Pa. HARRISON, ESTHER, 39 Willowbrook Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. HARSHAW, LOIS, 836 Ceredo Ave., West Chester, Pa. HARTMAN, JANE, Mill Rd., Meadowbrook, Pa. HARTUNG, ARLENE, 55 Price Ave., Lansd-owne. Pa. HASKELL, JEAN, 4619 Larchwood Ave., Phila. HASTINGS, MAUDE, Apt. C-6, Church Lane Manor, 709 E. Church La., Phila. HASTINGS, RUTH, 123 S. 4th Ave., Coatesville, Pa. HAVILAND, PAMELA, 130 W. Johnson St., Phila. HAWK, DIANNE, Brandywine Rd., Macedonia, Ohio HAWK, MARILYN, Brandywine Rd., Macedonia, Ohio HAWLEY, MARGARET, 411 State St., Albany, N. Y. HAYMAN, JEAN, 4109 Ocean Drive, Corpus Christi, Tex. HAYWARD, JANE, 227 S. 44th St., Phila. HEAP, MARJORIE, 513 Glen Echo Rd., Phila. HECSH, ANITA, 3407 Walnut St., Phila. HEDGE, HELEN, 305 Haven Ave., New York, N. Y, HEICKLEN, JANET, 6240 N. 12th St., Phila. HEINE, ASTRID, 317 Powell Rd., Springfield, Pa. HEISS, JOAN, 836 Glenview St., Phila. HEMES, MARY, 8853 Bay 16th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. HENKEN, GLORIA, 12 Strathmore Rd., Brookline, Mass. HERZOG, JANE, Southampton Rd., Somerton, Pa. HESPE, MARIANNE, 4628 Larchwood Ave., Phila. HESS, JEANNE, 320 Louella Ave., Wayne, Pa. HESSERT, FRANCES, Centerton Rd., Rancocas, N. J. HETHERINGTON, ANNE, Darnell Rd., Phoenix, Md. HEWSON, NANCY, 6300 Overbrook Ave., Phila. HIBBERD, LOUISE, 57 E. Eagle Rd., Havertown, Pa. HILL, JEAN, 4 W. Hampton Rd., Phila. HILL, MARY, 16 Cathedral Ave., Claymont, Del. HIMMELSTEIN. SARISA. 4735 Osage Ave., Phila. HINDS, CAROLYN, 7340 Rural La., Phila. HIRNER, MARGUERITE, 5109 Walnut St., Phila. HICHENS, ETHEL, 906 S. 48th St., Phila. HODGSON, LILLIAN, 1501 Van Buren St., Wilmington, D 1. HOECeKLEY, MARIE, 203 Candee Ave., Sayville, N. Y. HOENNINGER, JANET, Box 123 R, D. 2, Lancaster, Pa. HOFFMAN, LIBBY, 48 Rose Ave., Spring Valley, N, Y. HOFMAN, MARY, Abington Memorial Hospital, White- marsh, Pa. HOGELAND, PHYLLIS, 7 Meredith Rd., Phila. HOIS, CAROLYN, 5538 Florence Ave., Phila. HOLLERAN, MARY, Box 88, Ashland, Pa. HOLMES, PHYLLIS, 101 Morris Rd., Wilmington, Del. HOLOWATY, LUBA, 329 W, Girard Ave., Phila. HOLZMAN, DORIS, 413 S. 63rd St., Phila. HOPKINS, ELAINE, Box 88, North Harwich, Mass. HOPP, MARCIA, 143 N. 21st St., Phila. HORGAN,'MARIE, 42 W. Queen Lane, Phila. HORTON, ELAINE, 3455 I St., Phila. HORN, ELIZABETH, 114 S. 40th St., Phila. HOSKINS, HELEN, 512 Merwyn Rd., Narberth, Pa. HOWARTH, JOAN, 1140 Allengrove St., Phila. HUBER, RITA, 7115 Ventnor Ave., Ventnor, N. J. HUDIS, RHODA, 6157 Catharine St., Phila. HUGHES, NAOMI, 1303 S. 17th St., Phila. HUNSBERGER, BEATRICE, 18 W. Linden Ave., Collings- wood, N. J, HUNSBERGER, MARY LOU, 121 Windemere Rd., Staten Island, N. Y, HUNT, EILEEN, 4124 Vernon Rd.. Drexel Hill, Pa. HUNTER, MARGARET, 67 N. Warner Rd., Lafayette Hill, Pa. HUTCHINSON, ELIZABETH, 530 Abington Ave., Glenside, Pa. HYDE, EDITH, 7200 Battersby St., Phila. INTENZO, EVELYN, 1600 S. 13th St., Phila. INTENZO, LORETTA, 1600 S. 13th St., Phila. IRWIN, HELEN, Conestoga and Roberts Rds., Bryn Mawr, Pa. , ISAACS, LOIS, 5847 Walnut St., Phila. I JACKSON. MARION, 1100 Edgewood Rd., Havertown, Pa. JACOBS, RENEE, 4300 Spruce St., Phila. JAKUBOWSKI. VALERIE, 4702 Grant Ave., Phila. JAMIESON, VIRGINIA, 5156 Akron St., Phila. JANOSIK, ELLEN, 907 Kenwood Rd., Drexel Hill, Pa. JASNER, JOYCE, 8310 Hull Dr., Phila. JAso, VALERIE, 335 15th sr., Donora, Pa. JENKINS, DOROTHY, Wilmington General Hospital, Wil- mington, Del. JENKINS, MILDRED, Box 486, Greenbank Ave., Baltimore, Md. JENTSHURA, FREYA, 857 N, 21st St., Phila. JERSJEY, ELIZABETH, Vagabond Trailer Village, Claymont, el. JOHANN, ALICE, 222 Norway Ave., Trenton, N. J. JOHNSON, ANNE, Pleasant Mills Rd., Elwood, N. J. JOHNSON, BARBARA, 306 Bryn Mawr Ave., Cynwyd, Pa. JOHNSON, CAROLYN, 2115 Porter St., Phila. JOHNSON, CYNTHIA, Valley Forge Rd., Phoenixville, Pa. JONAS, JONES JONES JONES: JONES ELLEN, 6500 N. 7th St., Phila. BARBARA, 402 Kent Rd., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. BERTHA, Chacao, Venezuela LORETTA, 1508 S. 53rd St., Phila. ROSETTA 34 N. Paxon St. Phila. JUNG, LOUISE, 342 E. Gorgas La.,'Phila. KAHN, ROSE, 7311 Park Heights Ave., Baltimore, Md. KALINER, FAITH, Belmont and City Line, Bala, Pa. KAMINSKY, BETTY, 6 Washington Ave., Savannah, Ga. KANTER, MARGUERITE, 2044 S. 59th St., Phila. KAPLAN, MARCIA, 4918 N. 9th St., Phila. KAPNER, ARLENE, 1310 W. Chelten Ave., Phila. KASER, HEDWIG, 2841 N. Garnet St., Phila. KATES, BETTY, 63 Lodges La., Cynwyd, Pa. KATZ, RHODA, 5150 N. 8th St., Phila. KATZ, RUTH, 5723 N, 12th St., Phila. KAVJIAN, EUNICE, 1 S. Cedar La., Upper Darby, Pa. KEIDANZ, JOAN, Paper Mill Rd., Wayne, Pa. KEISER, DOROTHY, 5940 Woodbine Ave., Phila. KELLER, SABINA, 19 Crest Ave., Malvern, Pa. KELLY. LOIS, 6709 Lincoln Dr., Phila. KEMLER, MARY, Norristown State Hospital, Norristown, Pa. KEMPF, JUNE, 316 Maypole Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. KENDALL, JOAN, 333 Valley Rd., Merion, Pa. KENNEDY, SARAH, 423 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, Pa. KEPNER, RUTH, 6920-B Cresheim Rd., Phila. KERDMAN, ZENA, 7411 Fayette St., Phila. KERR, CAROLYN, 1505 Chamberlin Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. KEYSER, ALICE, 2000 Washington St., Wilmington, Del. KEYTE, MARY, 7203 Ogontz Ave., Phila. KHOROZIAN, GEORGENIA, Pineville, W. Va. KIELAR, MARGARET, 30 W. Main St., Glen Lyon, Pa. KIERNAN, EDITH, 130-52 230th St., Laurelton, N. Y. KINBERG, LEANORE, 2208 N. Salford St., Phila. KINDT, RUTH, Stockton Rd., Meadowbrook, Pa. KING, ELIZABETH, 8005 Navajo St., Phila. KING, SALLY, Albany, N. Y. KINNEY, ELIZABETH, Box 441, Berwyn, Pa. KIRKBRIDGE, FAY, Big Oak and Ferry Rds., Route 2, Morrisville, Pa. KIRKPATRICK, JOYCE, 122 Woodlawn Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. KIRKPATRICK, LOIS, 1151 E. Court St., Sunbury, Pa. KISTLER, PHYLLIS, 215 Pleasant Valley Ave., Moores town, N. J. KLAUS, STEPHANIE, 5701 N. Park Ave., Phila. KLEIN, JUDITH, 211W S, Saint Cloud, St., Allentown, Pa. KLEINBART, MARLENE, 1922 Pine St., Phila. KLEINMAN, BEATRICE, 5355 H-azelhurst, Phila. KLING, VIVIAN, 235 Rex Ave.. Phila. KNIERIEMEN, NORMA, 5437 Euclid Ave., Phila. KNOBLOCH, JEANNE, 6256 N. 4th St., Phila. KOCHANSKA, AGNES, 3260 Almond St., Phila. KOFF, DORIS, 1619 Earlington Rd., Havertown, Pa. KOHL, JANICE, 5235 N. 16th St., Phila. KOHLER, MARGARET, Eureka, Pa. KOHN, AILEEN, 6222 Ellsworth St., Phila. KORNS, JEANNE, R. D. 1, Boswell, Pa. KOSS, SANDRA, 1825 67th Ave., Phila. KRAJESKI, JERRIE, 990 City Line, Phila. KRANTZ, JUDITH. 6524 Cutler St., Phila. KRASAUSKAS, ALIC'E, 7047 Elmwood Ave., Phila. KRAVITZ, ROBERTA, 5876 Malvern Ave., Phila. KRIKORIAN, DIANA, 7615 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby, Pa. KRIM, PHYLLIS, 118 S. 7th St., Lebanon, Pa. KRISSAY, VIVIENNE, 464 Belmont St., Johnstown, Pa. KRONFELD, ADELE, 200 E. 22nd St., Wilmington, Del. KRONK, VIRGINIA, 200 S. Main St., Shenandoah, Pa. KRUISSELBRINK, JOSEPHINE, 301 S. 11th St., Phila. KRZYWICKI, MILDRED, 3320 Powelton Ave., Phila. KUHN, BARBARA, 1928 Fairview Ave., Easton, Pa. KUHN, DAISY, Wilckensstr 23, U. S. Zone, Heidelberg, Germany KULCHYCKY. ELEANORA, 2231 Fairmount Ave., Phila. KURZENSKI, MARI, 2407 E. Gordon St., Phila. LABRUM, CAROLYN, 133 Woodlawn Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. LAFAIR, GLORIA, 2229 N. 53rd St., Phila. LAKE, LOIS, 933 S. 58th St., Phila. LAND, MARGARET, 4000 Baltimore Ave., Phila. LANE, JANET, 524 Spruce Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. LANG, ELISABETH, 7212 Germantown Ave., Phila. LANG, HEDVAH, 6235' Washington Ave., Phila. LASOW, MINA, 5754 Drexel Rd., Phila. LATIMER, DOROTHY, LeBoutillier La., Paoli, Pa. LAUTH, ANN, 6816 Lincoln Dr., Phila. LAWRENCE, MILDRED, Pottsville, Pa. LEAMAN, NANCY, 1935 Panama St., Phila. LEEDER, ROSE, Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg., Havana, Cuba LEHMAN, NANNETTE, 5420 Howland St., Phila. LENIHAN, MARY, 4007 Pine St., Phila. LENNOX ANNE, 6427 Garman St., Phila. LEONARD, DOROTHY, 1415 Westwood La., Overbrook Hills, Pa. LEPOW, JOAN, 401 S. 50th St., Phila. LESKY, AUDREY, 5838 Springfield Ave., Phila. LESTER, MILLIE, 5741 Woodbine Ave., Phila. LEVIN, FLORENCE, 3617 Indian Queen La., Phila. LEVIN, FLORENCE M., 1612 Stenton Ave., Phila. LEVIN, NANCY, 4610 Osage Ave., Phila. LEVIN, RHODA. 6604 N. 18th St.. Phila. LEVIN, Sl-IELLEY, 10536 Ashton Ave., West Los Angeles, Calif. LEVITAN, RUTH, 1227 McKinley St., Phila. LEVY, ROSE, 5531 Larchwood Ave., Phila. LEWIS, DOROTHY, 630 Selma St., Norristown, Pa. LEWIS, ELISABETH, 221 N, Bellevue St., Langhorne, Pa. LEWIS, EVELYN, 2015 Pratt St., Phila. LIBERATORE, DOLORES, 712 Clymer St., Phila. LICHTENSTEIN, JANET, 5547 Florence Ave., Phila. LIEB, LOIS, 41 Lupton Ave., Woodbury, N. J. LIEBER, ROMAYNE, 1718 Mulberry St., Scranton, Pa. LIEBERT, MARY, 520 E, Durham St., Phila. LILLY, CHARLOTTE, 211 Dartmouth Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. LINDEN, SARA, 7048 Lincoln Dr., Phila. LINDEN, ZENA, Park View Apts., 623 Commodore Bldg, Collingswood, N. J. LINDER, ELIZABETH, 344 Edmonds Ave., Drexel Hill, Pu. LINDSAY, MARTHA, Richboro, Pa. LINEHAN, ADRIENE, 854 Wynnewood Rd., Phila. LINTON, JANE, 51 N. 39th St., Phila. LINTZMEYER, EDITH, 220 N. Jackson St., Media, Pa. LIOTTA, ANNA, Philadelphia General Hosp., Phila. LIPPINCOTT, PAULA, Lower State Rd., Doylestown, Pa. LIPSCHUTZ, PHYLLIS, 24 Shaw Ave., Newark, N. J. LITTLE, MIRIAM, 81 Roycroft Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. LITTLEFIELD, EMILY, Glen Riddle Rd., R. D. 2, Media, Pa. LITTMAN, LOUISE, 4632 Walnut St., Phila. LIVINGSTON, SUZANNE, 426 W, Hortter St., Phila. LOEB, JOYCE, 518 S. 46th St., Phila. LOFTUS, BARBARA, R. F. D. 4, Norristown, Pa. LORMAN, WILMA, 4719 NNorthwoozl St., Phila. LOUCKS, JANET, 501 Anthwyn Rd., Merion, Pa. LOUGHRAN, MARGARET, 4205 Chester Ave., Phila. LOYD, JULIA, 87 Bedford Rd., Pleasantville, N. Y. LUBER, RITA, 5608 Wyndale Ave., Phila. LUCAS, PAULINE, iMrs.D, 237 E. Price St., Phila. LUNDY, JOYCE, 421 Campbell Ave., Havertown, Pa. LYNN, EMMA, 2064 Mahantongo St., Pottsville, Pa. LYTLE, PATRICIA, 4054 Spruce St., Phila. MacELWEE, MARGARET, 619 Turner Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. MACK, JANE, 62 Ardmore Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. MACKINTOSH, ELOISE, 4910 Hampden La., Bethesda, Md. , MacMULLEN, GLORIA, 120 Maplewood Ave., Upper Pa. , MACRIE, DOROTHEA, 311 W. Hansberry St., Phila. MADONNA, JACQUELINE, 2925 N. 24th St., Phila. MAGELANER, PATRICIA, Brooklyn, N. Y. MAGILL, ELLEN, 2009 N. 52nd St., Phila. MAGITSON. SHIRLEY. 5224 W. Diamond St.. Phila. MAHN, SUZANNE, 7822 Cedarbrook Ave., Phila. MAMOLEN, JOAN, 612 W. Cliveden St., Phila. MAMOURIAN, CLAIRE, 232 S. 51st St., Phila. MANN, CLAIRE, 825 Kerper St., Phila. MARASKE, JANE, 706 W. Cobbs Creek Pkwy., Yeadon, Pa. MARCINISZYN, CASMIRA, 4243 N. 16th St., Phila. MARCOVITZ, ELEANORE, 3261 Ridge Ave., Phila. MARCUS, RUTH, Garden Ct. Apts., 47th and Pine Sts., Phila. MARIOTTI, RITA, 1216 Durfor St., Phila. MARKS, CAROL, 9 Birch Rd., West Hartford, Conn. MARSH, PRISCILLA, 3715 Woodland Ave., Phila. MARSHALL, JUANITA, 311 E. Upsal St., Phila. MASEL, SARAH, 301 E. Walnut La., Phila. MASON, MILDRED, 904 Carrcroft Blvd., Carrcroft, Del. MATEER, JOANNE, Circle Ave., Paoli, Pa. MAYER, HELGA, 131 Grove Ave., Woodbridge, N. J. MAZER, JANET, 31 Union Ave., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. MAZO, JULIA, 25 N. Dudley St., Camden, N. J. MAZZATENTA, ROSEMARY, 1014 Dickinson St.. Phila. McALEESE, ELIZABETH, 721 Alexander Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. McCANN, ELEANOR, 1447 S. 32nd St., Phila. MCCARTE, JOAN, 17 Snowden Rd., Cynwyd, Pa. McCLINTOCK. MARILYN, 7371 Woolston Rd., Phila. McCULLOUGH, SARA, 537 E. Tulpehocken St., Phila. McGEE, ANNE, 110 S. Kenyon Ave., Margate, N, J. McKEON, EILEEN, 19 E, Albemarle Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. McLAREN, JOYCE, 27 St. Pauls Rd., Ardmore, Pa. McMULLAN, FRIEDA, R. D, 5, West Chester, Pa. McNAMARA, JO ANN, 5220 Apache La., Drexel Hill, Pa. McNEALY, ELEANOR, 2054 S. Salford St., Phila. MARY, 2401 N. 50th St.,'Phila. MEDOFF, BARBARA, 2138 N. Natrona St., Phila. MELADA, GLORIA, 2014 Melrose Ave., Chester, Pa. MELTZER, JOANNE, Sterner Mill Rd., R, D., Langhorne, Pa. MEROW, ROSALIND, 4627 N. 12th St., Phila. MERRILL, NANCY, 5700 32nd St., N. W., Washington, D. C. MERRITT, VIRGINIA, 727 Stradone Rd., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. MESSELOFF, ALICE, 1750 Grand Concourse, New York, N.Y METLITZ, MURIEL, Nanuet, N. Y, MEYER, JOAN, 7741-B Washington La., Elkins Park, Pa. MEYERS, MARTHA, 1455 Braddock La., Phila. MIKELBERG, ELINOR, 1709 Spruce St., Phila. MILLER , GLADYS, 48 Ellwood Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. MILLER, MILLER, MILLER, MILLER MILLER MILLEYZ 9 ISABEL, 1352 Main St., Hellertown, Pa. MARGARET, 1413 W. Wyoming Ave., Phila. MARTHA, 214 N. 26th St., Camp Hill, Pa. MARY, 1137 Woodbine Ave., Narberth, Pa. MARY, 12 S. Pennock Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. NANCY, 171 White Horse Pike, Hammonton, N. .l. MILLS, EDNA, 705 15th Ave., Prospect Park, Pa. MINA, LORETTA, 2006 S. 15th St., Phila. MINNICK, MARIE, 2013 Cheltenham Ave., Elkins Park, Pa. MIRMAN, JOAN, 16 Sunset Terrace, Maplewood, N. J. MITCHELL, EDITH, Philadelphia State Hosp., Southampton Rd. and Roosevelt Blvd., Phila. MITCHELL, GLADYS, 219 Grays Lane, Haverford, Pa. MITCHELL, GLORIA, 5745 Woodbine Ave., Phila. MITCHELL, HELENA, 1130 Morris Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. MITCHELL, JOAN, 5745 Woodbine Ave., Phila. MITMAN, BEVERLY, 2934 Belmont Ave., Ardmore, Pa. MITSUDO, ALICE, 426 N. 34th St., Phila. MOLITCH, MIRIAM, 705 Pacific Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. MOLLOY, BRENDA, 3822 Locust St., Phila. MONES, BEVERLY, 2107 Melvin St., Phila. MONHEIT, HELEN, 7503 Ventnor Ave., Margate, N. J. MONTAGUE, JOAN, 2709 Cheverly Ave., Cheverly, Md. MOORE, BARBARA, 306 Rodman Ave., Jenkintown, Pa. MOORE, RUTH, 336 W, Miner St., West Chester, Pa. Darby. MORRIS, BEVERLY, 1547 Wildwood Ave., Camden, N. J. MORRIS, ELISE, 425 W. Wayne Ave., Wayne, Pa. MORRIS, HELEN, Russel Rd., Berwyn, Pa. MOSIER, MIRIAM, 414 S. 44th St., Phila. MOUND, RONA, 1185 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. MULDOON, MARGARET, 415 E. Church Rd., Elkins Park, Pa. MURTAUGH, MARIE, 2308 S. Hemberger St., Phila. MUSGRAVE, MARIAN, 847 Windermere Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. MYERS, JOAN, 3040 W- Berks St., Phila. MYHILL, MARIORIE, 2093 Rittenhouse Sq., Phila. NACHMAINISQHN, RUTH, 327 Central Park West, New York, . . NAIDITCH., MATHILDA, 10 E. 85th St., New York, N. Y. NASFAY, KATHERINE, cfo Mr. O. R. Webster, Riversville Rd., Greenwich, Conn. NAYLOR, MARTHA, 754 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. NEAL, JEAN, 664 Pennsylvania Ave., York, Pa. NEFF, JOY, 6042 Carpenter St., Phila. NEMEZ. VIOLET, 5411 Wynnefield Ave., Phila. NEUSTADT, BARBARA, 68 Summit St., Nyack, N. Y. NEWPHER, SARAH, 425 N, Bellevue Ave., Wayne, Pa. NEWSWANGER, RUTH, 366 Valley Rd., Coatesville, Pa. NEWTON, JOAN, 23 Hockersville Rd., Swatara Station, Pa. NICHOL, NANCY, 4004 State Rd., Drexel Hill, Pa. NICHOLAS, DORIS, 6329 Wister St., Phila. NIEDERERR, GENEVIEVE, Eaglesville Sanitorium, Eagle- ville, Pa. NIPON, SONDRA, 244 S. Rhode Island Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. . NISENSON, JANE, 4840 Pine St., Phila. NITZBERG, RITA, 1720 Ridge Ave., Phila. NIXON, ROSE, R. F. D. 1, Lone Eagle Farm, Coatesville, Pa. NOBLE, VIRGINIA, Southampton, Pa. NOONE, DOLORES, 15 2nd Ave., Haddon' Heights, N. J. NORCOTT, ANN, 54 E, Morrison St.. Memphis, Tenn. NORRIS, CONTANCE, 2419 Hollis Rd., Havertown, Pa. OGLESBY, MILDRED, 1809 Edgmont Ave., Chester, Pa. OLEKSYSHYN, NADIA, 931 N. 4th St., Phila. OLEKSYSHYNEOLHA, 931 QIQL, Phila. ONDASH, JUNE, 786 Market St., Kingston, Pa. ONO, MARTHA, 151 W. Logan St., Phila. OPATOW, LORNA, 6233 Washington Ave., Phila. ORDILE, MARIE, 40 N. California Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. O'ROURKE, MARY, 626 Burmont Rd., Drexel Hill, Pa. ORR, JACQUELINE, Rachel, W. Va. OSDAL, JOANNE, 234 Glendale Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. OSHEROFF, JOAN, 2485 Meridian Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. OSHTRY, DORIS, 3112 N. 33rd St., Phila. OSTROLENK, RACHEL, River Rd., Washington Crossing, Pa. OSTROVSKY, MARLENE, 7227 Ogontz Ave., Phila. PACKROSE, FREDDA, 3823 Oceanic Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. PAMARK, MARY, 6256 Addison St., Phila. PANCOAST, DOROTHEA, 5035 Pulaski Ave., Phila. PANGIA RITA, White Horse Pike, Atco, N. J. PANTALEONE, ANGELA, 540 Hamilton Ave., Trenton, N. J. PARHAM, CATHERINE, 736 Chestnut St., Camden, N. J. PARKER, FLORENCE, 1001 Conshohocken State Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa. ' . PARKER, PATRICIA, 484 Twin Oaks Rd., Union, N. J. PARLETT, ELISABETH, Rogers Ave., Ellicott City, Md. PARTAIN, CAROLYN, 201 Greenway La., Merion, Pa. PASCAL, ANITA, 319 Parson St., Easton, Pa. PASQUARIELLO, LUCILLE, 2422 W. Allegheny Ave., Phila. PATTERSON, BARBARA, 35 E. Front St., Media, Pa. PATTISON, ISABEL, 110 Montgomery Ave., Phila. PEARSON, MARION, 1237 E. Stafford St., Phila. PEDROTTY, ELIZABETH, 1922 Marine St., South Bend, Ind. PENCHASSOFF, ANNE, 865 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. PENFIELD, JANE, 430 Riverview Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. PERILSTEIN, CHARLOTTE, 2457 N. 56th St., Phila. PERRI, MARIE, 814 Federal St., Phila. PERRY, MARGARET, 6808 Cobbs Creek Pkwy., Phila. PESSEL, CHARLOTTE, 8204 Hull Drive, Phila. PETERS, EDITH, 1102 Allengrove St., Phila. PETERSON, ROSE, 4615 Tackawanna Ave., Phila. PETTY, DOVIE, 1310 Dugdale St., Chattanooga, Tenn. PFANNMULLER, ELIZABETH, 15 Myrtle Ave., North Plainfield, N. J, PFEIFFER, VALERIE, U. S. Naval Hospital, Phila. PFROMMER, ELIZABETH, 1614 S.'58th St., Phila. PHILBRICK, KATHERINE, 222 E. Sedgwick St., Phila. PICKARSKI, MARIE, 294 South Ave., Fanwood, N. J. PIGOTT, SUZANNE, 315 7th St., Pensacola, Fla. PINELES, CLAIRE, 634 Washington St., Hoboken, N. J. PINCUS, ARLENE, 24-09 Bryn Mawr Ave., Phila. PINNER, ANN, 867 W. 181st St., New York, N. Y. PINSKY, JEAN, 6 E. Drive, Margate City, N. J. PIONE, ELIZABETH, 108 Wyndmoor Rd., Havertown, Pa. PLOSS, ANN, 1021 Drexel Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. PONS, VALERIE, 1530 Locust St., Phila. POPADINECZ, ANNA, 1212 Minsi Trail St., Bethlehem, Pa. POPLOW, ARLENE, 5431 Berks'St., Phila. PORTER, FLORA, 216 Hudson St., Gloucester, N, J. POWELL, JOY, Bartlett, Tenn. PREIS, GLORIA, 2230 E. Market St., Warren, Ohio. PRESPER, PATRICIA, 516 Enfield Rd., Oreland, Pa. PRITCHARD, EMILY, 206 Dickinson Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. PUBILLONES, ELEANOR, 3826 N. Park Ave., Phila. PUGH, RUBY, 305 W. Earlham Ter., Phila. PURVIS, VIRGINIA, Mermont Plaza, Bryn Mawr, Pa. RABINOWITZ, MARGULA, 3806 Girard Ave., Phila. RADBILL, ELAINE, 1201 Earlington Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. RAFF, ELIZABETH, 203 Glen Gary Dr., Havertown, Pa. RASCH, CLAIRE, 3321 Englewood St., Phila. RAUFFENBART, MARY, 230 Fairview Ave., Moorestown, N. J. RECTOR, MARILYN, 534 Laurel Rd., Yeadon, Pa. REEVES, JEAN, 117 7th Ave., Haddon Heights, N. J. REEVES, WENDY, 237 S. 49th St., Phila. REIGN, MARGARET, 2510 S. 71st St., Phila. REINBRECHT, JANET, 124 Clement St., Haddonfield, N. J. REINER, BEATRICE, 2430 N. 56th St., Phila. REITER, DOROTHY, 114 S. 40th St., Phila. RENNINGER, ELISABETH, 141 S. Easton Rd., Glenside, Pa. REYNOLDS, BESS, 7216 Hazel Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. RICHARDSON, DORIS, 833 8th Ave., Prospect Park, Pa. RICHESON, HELEN, 715 Woodbourne Ave., Baltimore, Md. RICHMAN. JUDITH, 4639 Walnut St., Phila. RICHTER, SIGRID, 323 S. 3rd Ave., West Reading, Pa. RIDER, JOAN, Route 3, Laurel, Del. RIGGS, BETTY, 136 Windsor Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. RITCHEY, MARY, 214 W, Main St., Everett, Pa. RITTER, DEBORAH, 6358 Germantown Ave., Phila. RIVKIN, BARBARA, 6459 Malvern Ave., Phila. RIVKIN, DEBBY, Mayfair House Lincoln Dr. and Johnson, Phila. RIZZUTO, ROSE, 8826 Frankford Ave., Phila. ROBBINS, ELINOR, 126 S. Forest Rd., Springfield, Pa. ROBERTS, ANNE, 4401 Walnut St., Phila. ROBINSON, JANE, 6368 McCallum St., Phila. ROBINSON, MARGARET, 89 N. Union Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. ROBINSON, SELMA, 7614 Sherwood Rd., Phila. ROCKWOOD, MARTHA, 1441 Ritner St., Phila. ROELOFS, ALICE, East Aurora, N. Y. ROGAN, TERESA, 5517 Harbison Ave., Phila. ROGERS, ELEANOR, 5833 N. Fairhill St., Phila. ROGERS, MARGARET, 5721 Hoffman Ave., Phila. ROMANOFF, ROSALYN, 1319 Menoher Highway, Johns- town, Pa. ROMIG, RUTH, 5622 N. 3rd St., Phila. ROSA, NANCY, 332 E. Magnolia Ave., Aldan, Pa. ROSEMAN, ELEANOR, 6043 Webster St., Phila. ROSEN, ARLENE, Lefferts Blvd., South Ozone Park, N. Y. ROSEN, NAOMI, 1321 Spruce St., Phila. ROSEN, RHODA, 402 W. Roosevelt Blvd., Phila. ROSENAU, LAUREL, 810 Sedgwick St., Phila. ROSENBERG, EDITH, 6128 Christian St., Phila. ROSENFELT, MARILYN, 3421 W. Penn St., Phila. ROSENKRANTZ, RENEE, 4813 Woodland Ave., Phila. ROSS, LOIS, 901 Atwood Rd., Phila. ROTHFELD, AILEEN, 2242 Bryn Mawr Ave., Phila. ROYAN, KATHLEEN, Bryn Mawr Hosp., Bryn Mawr, Pa. ROWMAN, MYRA, 211 E. Wyoming Ave., Phila. RUBIN, CHARMA, 4801 Walnut St., Phila. RUBIN, PHYLLIS, 450 S. 57th St., Phila. RUBENSTEIN, MARCIA, Far Rockaway, N. Y. RUDOLPH, ALBERTA, 327 Highland Blvd., Gloucester, N. J. RUNNION, JEAN, 5102 N. Broad St., Phila. RUSSELL, ANN, 134 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave., Phila. RUSSELL, CHARLOTTE, 4455 Morris St., Phila. RUSSELL, MARGUERITTA, 4455 Morris St., Phila. RYNEAR, NINA, Cochranville, Pa. SACHS, MARIAN, 53 E. Moreland Ave., Hatboro, Pa. SACHSE, BEATRICE, 5156 Mebus St., Phila. SACKS, RUTH, 3345 Ainslie St., Phila. SAFRAN, RUTH, 605 Latches La. Apts., Merion, Pa. SAFTLAS, SHIRLEE, 5613 N. 16th St., Phila. ST. CLAIR, JACQUELINE, 27 Brookside Rd., West Orange, N. J. SALLOM, AILEEN, 24 Oakley Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. SALTZMAN, ROSALIE, 5532 Warrington Ave., Phila. SALVAGGIO, CHRISTINE, 3007 S. Carlisle St., Phila. SAMUELS, FLORENCE, 1928 N. 22nd St., Phila. SANDERS, MARILYN, 5212 Osage Ave., Phila. SANDLER, VERNA, 5425 Montgomery Ave., Phila. SANWALD, RUTH, 505 Orchard Ave., Yeadon, Pa. SARNER, LYNN, 4752 N. 10th St., Phila. SAVAGE, ANNE, E, Gravers La., Phila. SCHAEFFER, MARIE, 7513 Oak Lane Rd., Phila. SCHAUPP, PATRICIA, 8003 Bingham St., Phila. SCHEINHOLZ, ROSLYN, 180 Meadowview Ave., Hewlett Bay Park, N. Y. . SCHICK, JOAN, Barberry Hedge, Wyncote Rd., Jenkin- town, Pa. SCHLICHTER, NANCY, 5611 Thomas Ave., Phila. SCHMIDT, BARBARA, 709 Dixon La., Gladwyne, Pa. SCHUB, YONYNAH, State Hospital, Trenton, N. J. SCHULD, MARTHA, 442 W. Annsbury St., Phila. SCHULER, BETTY, 5249 Berks St., Phila. SCHULTZ, MARCIA, 1407 E, Main St., Millville, N. J. SCHUMACHER, LOUISE, 103 Evergreen Ave., Pitman, N. J. SCHWALM, VERNA, 4240 Osage Ave., Phila. SCHWARTZ, BARBARA, 5421 Gainor Rd., Phila. SCHWARTZ, BERNICE, 1625 Grange St., Phila. SCHWARTZ, SYLVIA, 1527 Chew Ave., Phila. SCHYDLOWSKY, RACHEL, Casilla 2146, Lima, Peru SCOTT, BARBARA, Ashwood Rd., Villa Nova, Pa. SCOTT, DORIS, 6946 Sherwood Rd., Phila. SEAMAN, JANET, 405 Kent Rd., Cynwlyd, Pa. SEGAL, ELAINE, 6231 N. 12th St., Phila. SEGAL, JUDITH, 367 Pelham Rd., Phila. SEGAL, ZELDA, 7 Berkshire Rd., Maplewood, N. J. SEILER, JANE, 105 Tunbridge Rd., Baltimore, Md. SEIVER, JUDY, 904 Ormond Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. SELBY, JEANETTE, 216 Cynwyd Rd., Cynwyd, Pa. SELTZER, PHYLLIS, 1901 Walnut St., Phila. SEMERJIAN, LUCY, 1131 S. 53rd St., Phila. SENATOR, MILDRED, 2519 N, 29th St., Phila. SENYSHYN, HELEN, 2624 N. Franklin St., Phila. SHADIS, CHARLOTTE, 305 W. Oxford St., Vineland, N. J. SHAIN, MARJORIE, 1332 S. 56th St., Phila. SHANES, ESTELL, Crafts Center, Salisbury, Vt. SHAPIRO, DORIS, 5738 Wynnefield Ave., Phila. SHAURE, BARBARA, 523-B E. Tabor Rd., Phila. SHAW, BARBARA, 1823 S. Allison St., Phila. SHAW, JEAN, 7014 Forrest Ave., Phila. SHEARER, BARBARA, 7120 Edmund St., Phila. SHEEN, MARIAN, 118 N. Wayne St., Apt. 4, Arlington. Va. SHELLEY, JANET, 223, Trent Rd., Penn Wynne, Pa. SHERMAN, ARLENE, 5827 Walton Ave., Phila. SHERMAN, VARDA, 612 W. 112th St., New York, N. Y. SHIFFMAN, JOYCE, 680 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. SHOEMAKER, LOIS, 3313 Aldine St., Phila. SHOYER, MAXINE, 246 W. Upsal St., Phila. SHTEIR, BARBARA, 1227 Chambers St., Trenton, N. J. SHULMAN, MARJORIE, 6238 Washington Ave., Phila. SIEGENER, EDITH, 114 Third Ave., Haddon Heights, N. J. SIKORA, MARY. 105 S. 36th St., Phila. SIMENSON, ROMAINE, 4716 N. Dittmar Rd., Arlington, Va. SIMKINS, TANIA, 5912 N. Park Ave., Phila. SIMMONS, VIOLET, 883 N. 22nd St., Phila. SIMONS, BARBARA, 21 Atterbury Ave., Trenton, N. J. SIMONS, SYLVIA, 1831 N. 7th St., Phila. SISKIND, MARCIA, Brooklyn, N. Y. SKILLEN, MARGARET, 2542 S. Rosewood St., Phila. SKLAR, DOLORES, 2307 S. Darien St., Phila. SLAVEN, GERTRUDE, 121 N. Belfield Ave., Havertown, Pa. SLICK, BEVERLY, College Campus, Clarion, Pa. SLOAN, SALLIE, 1123 Rock Creek Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa. SLOTNICK, SYLVIA, 2835 Prairie Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. SMALLEY, BARBARA, Open Hearth, Lewistown, Pa. SMITH SMITH1 SMITH, SMITH, SMITH SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, ALICE, Clearfield, Pa. ALICE, 1645 Grand Concourse, New York, N. Y. JACQUELINE, 28 East Ave., Mt. Carmel, Pa. JANET, 118-34 190th St., St. Albans, N. Y. KAY, P, O. Box 137, Mars. Pa. MARIE, 100 E. Madison Ave., Collingswood, N. J. MARION, 741 Spruce St., Phila. PATRICIA, 3606 Hamilton Ave., Phila. RUTH, 516 Homewood Ave., Narberth, Pa. SMYTHE, MARGARET, 120 Penarth Rd., Cynwyd, Pa. SNEAD, NANCY, 600 S. 48th St., Phila. SNIDER, NANCY, 5606 Gulf Blvd., Passa-Grille, Fla. SNYDER, ALMA, 4619 Chester Ave., Phila. SNYDER, ELAINE, Grandview Way, Charleroi, Pa. SNYDER, MARGARET, 8415 Anderson St., Phila. SNYDER, MARY, 516 Oakley Rd., Haverford, Pa. SOBELMAN, MYNA, 6663 Wayne Ave., Phila. SOBLE, SONDRA, 259 W. Johnson St., Phila. SPAGNA, MARIE, 1207 S. Broad St., Phila. SPECTOR, MARLENE, 1008 W. Union Blvd., Bethlehem, Pa. SPEDDEN, SARA, 3121 Midvale Ave., Phila. SPEIDEL, ALBERTA, 1720 S. Avondale St., Phila. SPECKLER, JEAN, 1230 W. Seltzer St., Phila. SPIVACK, JOSEPHINE, 5925 Carpenter St., Phila. STACKHOUSE, ESTHER, Station A, Trenton, N. J. STADTLER, ANN, 1114 W. Wynnewood Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. STALBERG, IRMA, 116 S, Broad St., Woodbury, N. J. STARK, ELEANOR, 9 Albion St., Passaic, N. J, STAUFFER, JACQUELYN, Hershey Industrial School, Unit 62, Hershey, Pa. STEARNS, HELENE, 115 E. 92nd St., New York, N. Y. STEERMAN, TAMARA, 609 W, Cliveden St., Phila. STEIGROD, BARBARA, 6123 Carpenter St., Phila. STEMPLER, DOLORES, 293 Vassar Ave., Newark, N. J. JOAN, 210 Pelham Park Apts., 229 W. Upsal t., I a. STERN, MARILYN, 2375 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. STERN, SONYA, 4944 Wynnefieldr Ave., Phila. STEVENS, ELIZABETH, 93 Ingalls Rd., Fort Munroe, Va. STEVENS, JULIA, 6704 Cresheim Rd., Phila. STEVENSON, LOIS, R. D. 1, Malvern, Pa. STEWART, MARGARET, 316 Summit Rd., Springfield, Pa. STOCK, MARY, Trevose Ave., Trevose, Pa. STONE, VICKI, 4 Evergreen Ave., Wyncote, Pa. STONEY, CAROLE, 324 Llandrille Rd., Cynwyd, Pa. STOTT, BEATRICE, 19 W. 76th St., New York, N. Y. STOUGH, ROSE, 335 Lincoln Way West, New Oxford, Pa. STRAUS, BARBARA, 531 Elkins Ave., Elkins Park, Pa. STRINGER, BETTY, 709 W. Carpenter La., Phila. STRUBLE, PHYLLIS, 104 Miller St., Sayre, Pa. STUKELMAN, MARCIA, 5409 Woodcrest Ave., Phila. STURGIS, JOY, 26 Prentiss La., Belmont, Mass. SUDJIAN, VIRGINIA, 614 Drexel Ave.. Drexel Hill, Pa. SUGG, JOYCE, 221 Ashby Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. SULLIVAN, HELEN, 28 S. Kentucky Ave., Atlantic City N. J. SULLIVAN, MARY, 515 N. Broom St., Wilmington, Del. SUPLEE, JACQUELINE, 914 Whitby Ave., Yeadon,'Pa. SUPPLEE, ISABELLE, Plymouth Meeting, Pa. SWAIM, ANNE, 1900 Kohl St., Phila. SWEET, PATRICIA, 324 West Ave., Wayne, Pa. SWEITAL, DORIS, 2455 N. Natrona St., Phila. SWEITZER, PATRICIA, 8600 Kutztown Rd., Laureldale, Pa. SWOPE, ANNA, 3816 Locust St., Phila. SZALKOWSKI, ELAINE, 1199 Thurman, Camden, N. J. TALLEY, ELEANORE, 314 W. Broad St., Telford, Pa. TATCHER, PHYLLIS, 1622 Conlyn St., Phila. TAUDER, MARCIA, 5115 Dakota St., Phila. TAXIN, DOLORES, 1759 Georges La., Phila. TAYLOR, EMMA, 608 E. Durham St., Phila. TAYLOR, GRAYCE, 8606 Erwig Ave., Phila. TAYLOR, JACQUELINE, 2250 N. Main St., Bethlehem, Pa. TAYLOR, JANE, 316 E, Broad St., Quakertown, Pa. TEIG, PHYLLIS, 517 15th St., Franklin, Pa. TEMOYAN, BETTY, 5150 Hazel Ave., Phila. TEPFER, CAROL, 4 E. 95th St., New York, N. Y. TERREY, JUNE, 5415 Locust St., Phila. TET1, ELIZABETH, 1709 Mililin St., Phila. THACKLINBURG, EDITH, 5360 Westford Rd., Phila. THAYER, JULIE, Grays La., Haverford, Pa. THAYER, MARY, 1533 Montgomery Ave., Villanova, Pa. THOMS, THELMA, 300 Montgomery St., Eastview, Ontario Canada THOMSEIJN, JEANNE, 412 McClenagban Mill Rd., Wynne woo , Pa. THOMSON, JOANNE, 412 McCIenaghan Mill Rd., Wynne wood, Pa. THURBER, ROSEMARY, 1100 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. THURLAND, WINIFRED, 1 Hospital St., Christiansted St Croix, Virgin Islands TIGUE, ESTHER, 3344 N. 22nd St., Phila. TINNEY, ABIGAIL, 314 Sycamore Ave., Merion, Pa. TJADER, HARRIET, 43 W. Upsal St., Phila. TOBIN, JOAN, 1418 Comly St., Phila, TOLAN, MARY-ELLEN, 3443 Queen La., Phila. TOMAR, HILDA, 2600 N. 23rd St., Phila. TOWNSLEY, DOROTHY, 6625 Greenway Ave., Phila. TREBLOW, DELCIE, Apt. 12-B, 257 S. 16th St., Phila. TRONCELLIT1, DOLORES, 1522 Wynnewood Rd., Ard- more, Pa. TURNER, DORIS, 4362 Fleming St., Phila. UBERMAN, JOAN, 633 Malvem Rd., Ardmore, Pa. URFFER, MARGARET, 1517 Deboran La., Rosemont, Pa. VANCE, MARILYN, 77 E St., Carlisle, Pa. VAN DOLSEN, MARGARET, 1912 Rittenhouse Sq., Phila. VAN ESKY, JEAN, Box 192, N. Water St., Sharon, Pa. VAN HORN, ELSIE, 9201 Horatio Rd., Phila. VANKA, PEGGY, White Bridge Farm, Rushland, Pa. VARDARO, ANN, 422 N. 65th St., Phila. VASATURO, ROSE, 607 N. 63rd St., Phila. VEGA-GOMEZ, ROSANNAH, Apt. A-601, 3818 Chestnut St., Phila. VERBECK, JEAN, 200 N. 34th St., Phila. VERRATTI, GRACE, 2814 Miller St., Phila. VILENSKY, FAYE, 612 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. WACHS, EVELYN, 5421 Berks St., Phila. WACHSMAN, FAITH, 459 E. 34th St., Paterson, N. J. WAGNER, GRACE, R. F. D. Box 47, Swan Lake, N. Y. WALKER, EDITH, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Bryn Mawr, Pa. WALLWORTI-L SUZANNE, 5 Old Gulph Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa. WALSH, JOAN, 2056 Simon St., Phila. WALTERS, MARY, Logtown House, Wawa, Pa. WALTNER, BARBARA, 503 Cortlandt Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y. WARD, THELMA, 320 S. 34-th St., Phila. WATLINGTON, JUNE, Devonshire, Bermuda WATTS, ELIZABETH, 113 S. 37th St., Phila. WEHNER, MARIANNE, 525 E. Mermaid La., Phila. WEIDMAN, GERTRUDE, 38 N, Columbia St., Woodbury, N. J. WEIGAND, ELSIE, 1113 Dyre St., Phila. WEIL, SUZANNE, 34 W. Goyven Ave., Phila. WEINER, EDITH, 6224 N. 12111 St., Phila. WEINTROB, JOAN, 1407 N Ave., Brooklyn, N, Y. WEISS, HELENE, 5927 Upland Wy., Phila. WEISS, SYDELLE, 908 Melrose Ave., Melrose Park, Pa. WELLS, EDITH, 621 New Gulph Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa. WELLS, JOAN, R. D. 1. New Hope, Aquetong, Pa. WENTZ, ALICE, 2838 N. Bailey St., Phila. WERNER, JANET, 30 S. 22nd St., Phila. WERSTLER, SARA, 124 S. 36th St., Phila. WETTER, EMILY, 4324 Tyson Ave., Phila. WEXLER, BARBARA, 917 N. Franklin St., Phila. WHITE, NANCY, 399 Fullerton Pky., Chicago, Ill. WHITESIDE, MAREE, 306 Joseph Ct., Apt., Upper Darby Pa. WHITING, BARBARA, Box 93, Sterling Run, Pa. WIDDICK, MARY, 2006 W. Girard Ave., Phila. WIEDORN, ALLISON, Quarters A U. S. Naval Base League Island, Phila. WILENT, RUTH, R. D. 2, Sewell, N, J. WILFOND, CHARLOTTE, 4802 Ventnor Ave., Ventnor City, N. J. WILLIAMS, MILDRED, fMrs.J, 3728 Locust St., Phila. WILSON, AVILDA, 291 S. Waymart, Waymart, Pa. WILSON, MARILYN, 10 Lougheed Ave., West Caldwell N. J. WILSON, MARJORIE, 301 S. 11th St., Phila. WILSON, SHIRLEY, 308 Oak St., Johnstown, Pa. WINEGRAD, RUTH, 1208 Melrose Ave., Melrose Park, Pa. WINETT, LOIS, 24 N. Essex Ave., Margate, N. J. WINGERT, MYRNA, R. D, 3, Biglerville, Pa. WINSLOW, VAUGHAN, 3411 Voltz Place, Washington, D. C. WISER, RUTH, 6006 Cobbs Creek Pkwy., Phila. WITHAM, MARY, 219 Cresswell St., Ridley Park, Pa. WOLK, SALLY, 148 Plaza Ave., Waterbury, Conn. WOOD, CONSTANCE, 12 Bank St., New Canaan, Conn. WRIGGINS, ALYS, 303 Fairlamb Ave., Havertown, Pa. YABLONOVITZ, LOIS, 4823 Springfield Ave., Phila. YARNALL, EDNA, 34th and Curie Ave., Phila. YASKIN, ROSALYN, Garden Ct. Apts., 47th and Pine Sts., Phila. YEAGER, AMY, 8303 Shawnee St., Phila. YEATES, ELIZABETH, 322 Alexander Ave., Greensburg, Pa. YOUNG, MARGARET, Bedford, Iowa YOUNG, MIRIAM, Littlebrook Rd., Devon, Pa. YURKOVIC, ANN, 498 W. High St., Elizabethtown, Pa. ZABEL, VERA, Frog Hollow Rd., Rydal, Pa. ZARZECZNA, MARION, 500 Centre St., Trenton, N. J. ZEITLIN, SELMA, 943 N. Wood Ave., Linden, N. J. ZERULD, SONDRE, 763 Smylie Rd., Phila. ZESINGER, IRENE, 118 Rex Ave., Phila. ZIELINSKI, DOROTHY, 5442 Florence Ave., Phila. ZILKOSKI, JEAN, 237 W. Green St., West Hazleton, Pa. ZIMMERMAN, BIRUTA, 4402 Chestnut St., New Philadel- phia, Pa. ZIMMERMAN, GUITA, 119 Birch Ave., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. ZITOMER, BEATRICE, 2523 S. 7th St., Phila. ZOBIAN, DORIS, 5472 Baltimore Ave., Phila. 9 X E :. A me Aimighkx as 9 Q as l I ' if iq ! 4. 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