Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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SYLVIA RITA NAMAROVSKY Newark, New Jersey Major: English Minor: History Activities: French Club 1, 2, 3; History Club 4; Ping-Pong Tournament 3; Intra-mural Softball 2, 3. Piquant . . . alert . . . bright as a photographefs bulb is Sylvia . . . a petite package of vivacity . . . with a brisk mode of walking . . . a crisp mode of talking . . . Sylvia, the whiz at History . . . Sylvia, the whiz at English . . . a tiny Miss with dancing eyes . . . ever eager to be helpful . . . ready to sweep away the problems of others with a clear, terse solution . . . an open, forthright expression . . . a wide, friendly grin . . . a cheery, radiant aspect . . . this is Sylvia! Fifty-two SEYMOUR NICHTER Newark, New Jersey Minor: Physical Sciences Alpha Sigma U psilon Major: Biology Activities: German Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Band 4; Inter-Fraternity Council 4. A very reticent young man . . . much respected because hes so civil . . . his looks are an asset of which, however, Seymour is not proud . . . he takes things in his stride, especially biology, and rarely uses the gavel when presiding over Alpha Sigma Upsilon . . . girls like him because he is a gentleman . . . boys like him because he is a good pal . . . hates to make speeches but surprises all with their quality when he is obliged to get up before an audience . . . his motto . . . slow but steady.

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ASHBY MITCHELL Summit, New Jersey Major: English Minor: Economics Quite an English student . . . also dabbles in eco- nomics, With relish . . . baseball, too, shares his enthusiasm . . . can quote endless statistics on this sport . . . not very talkative . . . Hashes a smile readily and gladly . . . has journeyed many miles on the Lackawanna t0 and from campus . . . is a hard man to find . . . his studies come first . . . famed as a note-borrower Who gets better marks than his creditor . . . dignified in appearance . acts older than most of us. Transfer from Washington and Lee University. DAVID MYERS East Orange, New Jersey Major: Physical Science Minor: Economics Pi Delta Phi A friendly smile . . . a merry laugh . . . a zest for sports . . . a zest for fun . . . a zest for living . . . Dave combines all of these . . . to be a pal for everybody . . . a jolly-good-fellow . . . has a quip for everything, including himself . . . chattering blithely . . . cavorting like a young colt . . . a sup- ple athlete college spirit . . . his friends . . . who may be counted by the score. . . Will vouch for his loyalty . . . will stress his singular sincerity . . . relish his hearty good will. . . exuding Fifty-one

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ALICE OLIVER East Orange, New Jersey Major: English Minor: French Activities: Transfer from Wheaton College 3; Junior Guild 3, 4. As serene as a Greek goddess, as neat as a pin . . . with an air of certainty . . . a look of understanding . . . Alice spends time talking, laughing, or driving around town . . . well-dressed . . . loves to read . . . interested in creative writing and French . . . being a hneighborh of Upsala proves convenient . . . enjoys horseback riding very much . . . has travelled on the continent . . . would someday like to go to Egypt . . . has an enviable scholastic average . . . well-poised and attractive. EDITH ALVINA OLSON Brooklyn, New York Major: Biology Minor: Mathematics Activities: Science Club 3; Glee Club I; Lutheran Studentsh Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Mission Society I, 2, 3; Swedish Society 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; House Senate 2, 3, 4; Mathematics Club 2, 3, 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. She comes from Brooklyn . . . and reflects honor upon the town . . . amiability . . . sincerity . . . modesty . . . for these things we appreciate hShortyh, . . . a crack forward on the girls, basketball team . . . injured, but always comes back stronger than ever . . . loves the game . . . plays it as it should be played . . . the ideal girl athlete . . . a professofs student in the mathematics classroom, and a studentk student anywhere. Fifty-tbree