University of Rochester - Interpres Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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First Row, Ld! to Right: Richart, L. Greenhill, P. Rohrer J. Kaiser, M. Lombardo, I. Good. Second Row: G. Gerber lvl. Weinstein, S. Zeldon,V. Iseman, B. Hyman,-I. Schreiner Third Row: M. Gray, P. Lynch, B. McGovern, N. Garlyon Front Row, Ld! to Right: S. Stevens, I. Field, G. Vaughn. Svcorzd Row: Mosburger, B. Hagen, D. Zackheim, E. lNlcDonald, B. Butts, M. Nixon. Third Row: M. A. Russell, J. Kotary, A. Peterson, E. A. Wheeler, Fritts. Front Row, Lqft to Rzght: H. Raynsford, L. Maddon, G. Rayment, L. Patchen, Tillema, P. Smith, Howard. Second Row: P. Kroemer, H. Uebel, C. Yaude. Front row, Lg? to Right: S, Forbes, L. Kuchman. Second Row: M. Steinbeck, H. Converse, L. Relyea, B. McFadden, A. Anderson, M. Rice. Third Row: P. Pile, G. Lendrim, M. Bruckel, M. Bacon.

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X It L it Ri ht' A Blodgctl D. Braund. Seeorzd Row: l FrorztR0w, ef o g . . , G. Fcr uson, M. Griggs, C. Frank, L. Bennett, K. Johnson, g I. Allan. Third Row: G. Sapcrstonc, S. Hoffman. Senior Women The Glass of 1949 began its senior year before school with a houseparty at Lake Ontario. With the sale of sandwiches in the dorms, the Basket Brawl in the fall, and another dance in the spring, and finally succeeded in paying their lnterpres debt. A sister party. given b the seniors for the sophomores, and the custom- Y ary vocational teas took place in the spring. So with their debt paid, the seniors exchange four ars of fun funds, and erudition for a diploma YC 1 and go Out, traditionally, of course, into the cold, the seniors raised money cold world. 0 F FI C E R S President . , ....... BETTY MCFADDEN Viee President . . TRUDY FERGUSON Seeretagf . . . PEGGY STEINBECK Treasurer ..,. . . LYNETTE RELYEA ' . M.ARGUERITE RICE Social Chairman . . Song Leader .... . CAROL LENDRIM ' . K D Silver Bay Representative . . DORIS BRALN Left Z0 Right: IW. Steinbeck, B. lN'lcl7acldcn, Nl. Rice, C Lendrim, l.. Relyca.

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24? .tm- fl 4, 4 ITL Left to Right: P. Bourgeois, P. Ludwig, A. Steen, E. Rex, I. Gastel, Mills, V. DiStefano, H. Shur, R. Stein, W. I t Benham, W. Cook, M. Fedoryshyn. Senior Men ' Representative ofthe general disruption in edu- eation that followed the Second World War is the Class of ,49. In the group of 256 are men who entered Rochester as far back as 1942, also gradu- ating are students who came here in 1946, and, as a result of the accelerated program of the time, are graduating in three years. But despite their hetero- geneous aspects, the members of the Senior class are united in their determination to enter their several fields of graduate work, business, or the professions with the desire to bring credit to the University. OFFICERS Prexident ........... . BUD COHEN Vice-President . . . . EDWARD REX . . MARTIN MESSINGER Secretary . . . HARRY NICK Treasurer . . . Social Chairman . , STANLEY HAMILTON Left lo Right: Harry Nick, Saul Cohen, Martin A Messinger, Edward Rex, Stan Hamilton.