Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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,yni-K 1 K, A aevw Ill gi lSK- 1 X A KW N.: V GERARD T. DONOVAN 234 Newark Avenue, Bloomfield, N. J. Degree: Bachelor of Arts V llfajorz English lllinar: History and Social Science Ifrafcrnityz Eta Delta Ifzrfnrc Intention: Teaching ACTIVITIES Football 2, Glee Club 2. Ierrv is the fellow who raised hu oc witl tl l h M . . . ' ' 1 ie ot ier fraternity teams ii. intramural football. Fast as a whip he just pulled passes right out of the sky. Had he only been a little heavier he would surely have developed into one of the varsity stars. A piano player in his spare moments, it was natural that he was inter- ested in the musical organizations on the campus. His exploits on the glee elub trip will bring him many fond memories. This past semester Jerry has been out practice teaching, and from all reports he has made a swell job of it. XYC hope he will continue to meet success in his teaching career. Page Tl1i1'fy-Smwg

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-:ara A l, fl aw . Ji I limi ' ARSENIO DHZENEDETTO 95 South Essex Avenue, Orange, N, J. Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Mathematics illinor: History Fraferriityz Theta Epsilon Future Inienfiouz Teaching ACTIVITIES Mathematics Club. 11- In order to save time, and wear and tear on the tongue, Dilienecletto has been rechristenecl Joe Bush. joe has been with us for four years, but has spent most of his time off the campus. For two years he was a member of Theta Epsilon and he has been quite active in intramural sports. A Mathematics major, Joe is quite a hand at Figures. He made out well in his six weeks of practice teaching and we all expect to see Joe make a success of his teaching career, l i Page Tlzirfy-Si,r

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git A I mg! I I W M' mfg I CATHERINE DOYLE 14 Franklin Street, East Orange, N. .1 Drgrwvz Bachelor of Arts Jlajorz English Minor: Spanish Sorority: Theta Beta Gamma lfzzfure Izitmifiont Katherine Gibbs ACTIVITIES Spring VVeek Queen 4, Pi Epsilon Mug Gold U 33 Footlight Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Forum 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice-President 35 junior Guild 1, 2, 3, 43 Gazette 2, 3, 43 Upsalite 2, 3, 45 Symposium 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3: Vice-President Class 23 Inter-Sorority ' - ' ' ' , Z' XVl '. VYho in American Colleges Council 4, Spring Xl Lck Committee , ios and Universities. use Kay is one of those few that can claim the distinction of being outstanding in everything she has undertaken, both scholastically and socially. Her versatility and cleverness have brought her in the limelight of almost every campus activity and her scholastic standing gained her the honor of mem- bership into Pi Epsilon Mu. Kay's popularity and the admiration of her classmates was proved when she received the distinction of being Spring VVeek Queen of 1935+-an honor which Kay. with her sophistication. upheld in a most regal manner. Foremost in her campus activities-Eootlight Club-Kay will long be remem- bered for her excellent dramatic performances during the past four years. Vkfe know that both the faculty and student body will deeply regret Kay's departure. I tml ll gi' 'l'l1ir'ly-Eigllf