Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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f 'R 3:4746 T' imyiw . I , f rw Wil? ROSLYN HAM MER Z3 Bay View Avenue, Newark, X. J. Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Jllinorz Social Science Sal'or1'ly: Lambda Sigma Alpha lfuturc Intention: Teaching Deaf Mutes ACTIVITIES Spanish Clubg Feucingg Lambda Sigma Alpha Vice-President. Rosl n is one of the most versatile members of the class of ,37. She is quite Y the expert amateur photographer and has taken surprise snaps of all the profs in class. She was a member of the fencing team and is also interested in shooting, archery, and fishing-as a matter of fact, she has a rifle range in her cellar. And then besides all that she clabbles in art, dramatics, and writing. Roslyn and Bea Shukan have been the 'fInseparables,' for these four years, and the Bea-VVilma-Roslyn combination is better known as 'l'I'hree Musketeers. Roslyn has chosen the unusual Held of teaching deaf mutes for her future work. i WIS!!! Page 1 w'fy-liz'

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1 QQ: ' Aj I am nies. gl in SAMUIQIQ ti. HACZGLUND 45 Brent Street, Dorchester, Mass. Degree: Bachelor of Arts Jlujor: Latin ,llizmlt English and Historv I mfcr11ify': Pi Epsilon Mu Iiuinrr Infmzfionz Teaching ACTIVITIES Cpsalite 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Gazette 1, 2, 3, 4, Managing lfditor 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 De Nio 1, Z, 3, 4, Vice-President Z, Secretary 3, 4, Swedish Society 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2: Christian Brotherhood 33 Mission Society 1: S ' 'i 2' ' - ' ' ymposium , Gold L 3, Student Publication Board 43 Whos lVho in American Colleges 4. vs- Sam is the Editor-in-Chief of our annual. This honor that was con- ferred upon him carries with it recognition of his excellence as a student and as a popular member of our class. His unassuming nature and evenness of disposition won many friends for him during his four years of college. Consistently a high honor student. Sam received the highest award that can come to 'ln Ifnsal l 1 ' ' ' C 1 a unceigraduate when he was chosen a member of Pi Iipsilon Mu. Senior Honorary Society. He was also one of hve chosen to be included in the 1937 Edition of XVho's lVho in American Colleges and Universities. Those who have associated with him for four years of colleffe kn 1 . N, ow that there is no better man to work with than Sam. lie has been conscientious in whatever he has undertaken, and not least in the publishing' of this annual. ry , , , V . 1 ' ' c lxnoxx that your scholarlmess and ease in getting' along' with people 'll l wi me a great asset to you in the future, Sam. W l nriy-l 0nr

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LW IQ! I 'W at 44, , ,j t. IEW! GUNHILD lg. HENRIKSON 71 Pine Hill Avenue, Glenbrook, Conn. Dcyrnv: Bachelor of Arts illajorr Mathematics ,llirmrz Latin and English Iizztnrv Illffllflilllli Graduate Study and Teaching ACTIVITIES Mission Society l, Z, 3, 43 Swedish Society l, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Mathematics Club 4, Vice-President 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Junior Guild 3, 45 French Club l, Z, 3, 43 Glee Club l. Gunhild. a shy, retiring sort of a girl, can claim the distinction of being most modest among the girls in her class. , In her own quiet way, though, Gunhild has managed to partake in not a little of the extra curricular activities-and at the same time, has main- tained a good scholastic average. Being modest, Gunhild has not given many of her classmates the oppor- tunity to know her well.-but those few with whom she has become intimate friends have found her to be a very sweet, sincere girl NY k ' ' ' ' ' e non that Gunhilds steady, dependable manner will lead her to success in her chosen field-teaching. Page lim'fy-Six