University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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1555 Q C7 6-AJ A-1 Front Row: P. Thornton, B. Iones, E. Eiscnman, C. Alf. Second Row: D. Schramm, R. Grcskoviak, M. Vlfieckert, E. Bahr, B. Saxe, M. Baumann. Back Row: R. Norclness, G. Witter, M. Lehner, E. Baumann, A. Brown, D. Ellis, D. LeMahicu, T. Brown, I. Davies. And sen House Andersen House is the scene of much activity. From freshmen on up extra-curricular activities have helped to make this a busy year. The school year started with several girls work- ing on freshman Orientation. Our own freshmen have made a Hne start. Elmira Baumann is on the board of the Home Economics freshman or- ganization. Donna Ellis, our little actress, played the role of the spirited young French girl in Letters to Lucerne. Sigma Epsilon Sigma has claimed one of our girls, while others find time to work in the Physics Library, and play the piano for square dancing classes. Various girls have taken active parts in church organizations -Q Marion Wieckei't, Ethel Bahr, Beverly Saxe, Thelma Brown, and Dottie LeMa- hieu to name a few. Ag. campus doings are the topic of many An- dersenites' conversations as some of our girls are members of Phi Upsilon Cmicron, Euthenics Club, and some serve on the Country Magazine staff.

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lilliiw it ,W bi K Y 1 i' . 1155512 1 I: ' Q.. ,Exim ' A wwfmvedy Y WM H 5: ,Z eh, ,W Langdon Hall hangs up the welcome sign. It looks like this open house is a success. 'Tll see you at the Cabin is the pass word for I1 good time, lots of sing- ing, and plenty of beer. In the spring their fancy turns to baseball, it seems. The book-mart did rx rushing busi- ness on second hand text books. Co-eds parade on the hill during the traditional Senior Swingout.

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nnex Hou 17 Front Row: E. Meyerovitz, E. Glazcr. B. Hassel, M. Quint, C. Mayerson, L. Rosen, V. Klcinherg. Second Row: R. Kallis, A. Morris, P. Elfenhaum, M. Safer, Mrs. Roetter. D. Schoolcr, G. Cohen, L. Slack, F. Silverman. Third Row: A. Cooper-Smith, M. Zilirin, A. White, D. Marachowsky, D. Mendelson, L. Granovsky, N. Kahn, L. Fried, A. Fisher, N. joseph, R. Leh ner. Back Row: B. Levy, B. Iacobson, M. Rudderman, I. Coddeu, I. Samuels, Roscnblum, C. Block, B. Ralf. Thirty-Hve girls living at the Annex this year made it a pretty lively place. President Marilyn Safer directed the activities of the house With the cooperation of Gene Cohen, Vice-President, and Petie Elfenbaum, Treasurer. These girls yielded their ollices second semester to Gene Cohen, President 5 Amy Wliite, Vice-Presi- dent, Marilyn Zitfrin, Secretary, and Lee Slack as Treasurer. Because of the War, social functions were on a limited scale this year. Included were an open house at the beginning of the year and one infor- mal party. These were under the direction of Anita Morris and Chellee Kallis, social chairmen. The Annex girls were busy participating in extra-curricular activities and helping the War effort. This included hostessing, helping at the date bureau and the information desk at the Union, and selling War stamps and bonds.