Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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all NK ia wav ,yay ,rf ,K ' -'Ez X 5? QWGLUW x l Ti 5 tsl 7 I-high L. JEAN EM PTAGE 6 Glenwood Avenue, East Orange, N. J. Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English illinor: Psychology Sorority: Theta Beta Gamma Fzmfre Intention: Merchandising ACTIVITIES Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Forum 2, I3, 45 Junior Guild 3, 4. sg. It would be interesting to know of all the silent loves that have existed on our campus for the past four years. And we might say with some sense of authority that our Jean has been the object of many a silent love for not a few of our dashing Vikings. That no doubt accounts for their crestfallen sighs of regret-for jean is very much absorbed with a brother of another Upsala senior. Shy, demure, and sensible-Jean possesses these lovely attributes for a lovely girl. No more need be said of our smiling brunette-so our best wishes for a fuller life. M31 Page Thirty-Nine

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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

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illnjur: French French Club. Ilelen has onl pleasant disposition has made her l71'flI'l'1'Z Bachelor of Arts j'i1ll'1ll'f7 IHfl?71fl01lZ Teaching ACTIVITIES gi 1 .rig Iwi 5' HELEN FILIPOYICH l55 East First Street, Clifton, N. J .llIlIUl'I Latin y been with us for one year but in that short time her quite popular here at Upsala. A French major, her excellent pronounciation has made her the pride of P1'Of.R ' i' ' ' i i I ey na s classes. She made a fine showincf in her six weeks of 3 D , . lrac- tice teaching and should have no trouble in finding a position next year. Lots of luck to you, Helen! Page Forty