University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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if fr OSTROWSKI, BETTY Betty's quiet as a mouse, wise as an owl, and as en- tertaining a young lady as can be seen. OTT, SHIRLEY Shirley has proven again and again and again that the feminine mind is beyond a mon's ken. l .g My 0' ' L t Cblgizous, MARY U X1 Promotion of commotion. But lhat's not all-Mary. is also a very serious young lady at times. t PELLOW, JEAN Ernest, willing, able, bright, A spirit merry and ever light. X PLATT, DOUGLAS Doug seems to be too lazy to kill time. Remember the mistletoe? . . POPKO, KATHERINE Politeness is good nature regulated by good sense. RAU, JANICE Janice's popularity is better testimony to her charm than anything we can say. REDMER, ALBERTA Al's our neat little blonde, ever smiling, always courte- OUS. RODGERS, ELSIE A quiet, unassuming Miss, active in almost every organ- ization-that's Elsie. ROM E, FLORENCE Flo is ever happy-gm lucky. She's the girl with the laughing eyes.

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iii McCUE, ELIZABETH Elizabeth is quiet but friend- ly, earnest but charming-a swell girl. MCGUGAN, RAYMOND Here's to Ray , in whom cleverness, friendliness and love of frolic are harmoni- ously blended. McHUGH, ROBERT Bob's sober demeanor is belied by that gleam in his eye. He's learned to enjoy life. MONTGOM ERY, DONALD Don has demonstrated that one can be humorous, cap- able, and popular simul- taneously. 7 l RA ANN alw ys p n on n s pl 'nn' to be e , Y I W -f-iff .ii-. :W MUQ NJ,.cJ ,, . QF-'f 4 20' -6' .-.1-gr ,fve- 5 NEEDHAM, CAROL Carol is a good linquist and a better friend, the girl with whom we'd like .most to review for a Spanish exam. NEIMAN, EDITH Perhaps there is no more suitable description of Edith than she's a swell friend. NELSON, CLIFFORD Cliff is the personification of capable virility. NEWHOUSE, RHEA Dixie maintains the grace- ful manners and sophisticated gaiety for which the South is noted. NORTH, BARBARA Bibbs lightens the atmos- phere of any classroom. Her iokes have made the most abstract subiect palatable.

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,gw tiff UDEK, MARY Mildest manners and gentle heart, That's our Mary, from the start. RUSSO, MICHAEL Mike's cheerful good spirits brightened the year. SIVULA, MARJORIE Hail to thee, blithe spirit. We like Marge because she knows how to laugh. , SPEARMAN, JAMES '.lim's ability to grasp the main issue in any argument, and to state them clearly, is ample proof of his intelli- gence. STONE, MADALENE Poise and good manners, ac- companying her smile, have won Madalene many friends. Q SWEET, KATHERINE Kay's a very talented girl, and a very attractive one, too. SWEET, NETTIE She is little, she is wise, She's a co'rker for her size. WALKER, MARY Here's one Mary who's not contrary, But ever assenting when agreement is right. 4 WASSELL, WILLIAM Doc's gentlemanly be- havior and his skill at chess have added much to Hillyer's atmosphere. WATERS, MILDRED Reserve, refinement and maid- enly grace Have .set their stamp an Mildred's face.