Vassar College - Vassarion Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)
- Class of 1956
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CIRCULATION BOARD-RUTH RABINOWITZ, Manager. 1956-Margaret Beurket, Anne Bogardus, Judith Danaher, Elodee Freedman, Jeanie Hoyne, Laurie McDonald, Dolores Moyano, Alice Pack, Laurie Rankin, Ruth Sumners, Mary Jane Torok, Nancy Zox. 1957-Helen Bassett, Lucie Belin, Jeanne Bernhard, Lucy Fine, Patricia Glavin, Paula Ivaska, Elisabeth Kuster, Judith Anderson, Judith Beier, Alice Bell, Adaline Blount, Rhonda Bronaugh, Georgia Carrington, Constance Clodfelter, Elisabeth Dietzman, Barbara Dockser, Nancy Drake, Katherine Farwell, Nancy First, Marcia Gierspeck, Anne Grieve, Ann Hallowell, Cynthia Harkness, Olive Haskins, Ange Hassinger, Esther Hazeltine, Eugenia Head, Linda Hirsch, Patricia Howard, Eliz- abeth Hubbard, Mary Jones, Lita Jurjevics, Ruth Lapovsky, Adrian Leiby, Linda Littman, Mary McAnarney, Catherine Means, Mary Ostergren, Mary-Tyrrell Pratt, Janet Reed, Barbara Redfield, Lynne Rossen, Patricia Soukup, .Jean Southworth, Sally Swinford, Audrey Synnott, Joan Zorigion. ADVERTISING BOARD-REGINA POUDER ARNOLD, Manager. 1956-Judy Amster, Nancy Slade. 1957-Nancy Bailey, Marian Bloom, Anita Fink, Bernice Kjaer, Sona Robbins, Judy Wheeler. . PUBLICITY BOARD-BARBARA PORTER, Manager. 1956-Suzan Feidelson, Lois F ishstein. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS- 1957-Nancy Drake, Thea Fuchs, Meredith Gotten, Pat McDadc. Acknowledgements We wish to express our appreciation to the following people for their help and encourage- ment in compiling the 1956 Vassarion: Miss Julia G. Bacon, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Drouilhet, Miss Gertrude G. Garnsey, Alumnae Secretary, Mrs. Janet Dunkleharger and Mrs. Betty Quinn, Office of Public Relations, and Mr. George Welch, Comptroller. Our special thanks go to John Lane and Mrs. Lane for their cooperation in producing the photography for the book, and to Bill Sloane and Marilyn Metzger of Baker, Jones, Hausauer, Inc., whose constant advice and assistance proved invaluable to us. -my , .A .. v. aw xx 1-F. .....-mg. - - Y i-aww wi 5-5 : fn :-- gf-vifffvffirv -er' ' 1 i 3 5 NA.. -- 33 5 WYQZS l i,',:,wvw11 I I 'f W - :S Massa xiisageel -' uw 3 . H . , 1- --3 QE iff QW T 11 H HH, ggi ,Q15 - M .sfssffsse 5-1:- 3 .ff M ' w A Q xiizfe' HQBTMW 'im w w H: H - Hu x-x i Q M? V,5s5gqigf- - 'M zz ww ww-r:i-E 3 ,'iI i-51-fe ii' -1 455535: ' S-2 MW M4 .,... ..W:W,, iwz, wwf f M K.. .... 2.1 .wmeisgeqigfkngemgzgyrfggegggegfezz,'gggag-'-ff.-121:N 'ww' S i , it , ,M :,, - ,I - -', -if-12 .issisasisasigagjffwfs :if 1 What are You dome here? iZA W Si3 Z A Z Z Im! I want to ask some questiongg What Will YOU 3Sk? i2ZAi 2 ZAif www W a, MM ,Se The world- How was it meanno i i M Q i i my ':i: M MT! 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' Y ,J 111- ' , . ,., . .. , ,, -I X rr V. 1 L xl. .' .. I 'erwib , 1' g,-2:f'e. ' ' flwif- ' A A 'f g?:v'.'i1- 'Li p' rg .pi v1:l1?1Y'vEIT'l:r: ! 1 1 gjx. -, ak p .. w I rv ,QL t 8' ,JW r ' 'wifi 1-P1 1 J I fl! . , - if 'L , 3. , f- 3.1 1'f I L. , .': 4. , .,.4f'-,I , ,, f . M, mm w, w r W w SARAH GIBSON BLANDING, President FQ E l 'i JI: julia C. Bacon, Recorder: Marion Tait, Deang and Elizabeth M. Drouilhet, Wardenl. WLM .Q K, , :Haw For many of us, the earliest memory of Vassar was the day when we took our first look-roundl' under the guidance of Miss Florence McCaleb. l We shall miss seeing her on the campus, and shall remember her with the deepest affection. JI , f 75 1 1 2 1 1 1-1 : . A ' i ' H' TE' N Y K? ' 1 m 11211 .sawn 2 Q it 5 E -A 3 ,K APL 41 H 1 .. 1 ' 'HE 1 ff v' Q' 1, ,M ::1.,,-3 :T V M 3 Q , J Q - 1 .EFI . 1 135? W 3 ' Y 1 .1 E ,E H X v mx . 1 ,, , 1 WWE gi ,. kf Q35 ge 131 e 5 fr 0- rin CII v ua -Y 31--.-. ,,.,-. --Q 'tx A i r 1 lb , 1 9 . 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Fincke, Hermine Vlgeigel, Rosumond Co- han, Elisabeth Katzenellenbogen, John Peirce, standing: Carl Parrish, chairmang John Crouch., Betty Chur in, Earl Groves, James Coover, Homer Searson, Robert Middleton. This is Gregorian chant? H . I f-xi l F2 'C ., f ,,., A X .A 1 rr H K ' Q V l l ' an A -...L-L ,. . , -'avg ,IE -:iff .Q- 1.-5, Vw. . A. Q11 f .' F4Ji': 'J 3 ,m...1-- ,' 3:14 541- A ,shuf- x 1 'i. ' 615' Z-i. A 4 .. - ,Aj F , 1 ,Q -nk , A, . . . 1 - L l A H , -1.4 ,av .A .1 'H 'M Q DEL ENGL1s11-Left to right: Mary E. Gillin, Jeanne E. Miles., Lynn C. Bartlett, William K. Rose, M. Jeane Humphreys, Elizabeth A. Daniels, Chun-Jo Liu, Susan J. Turner, Richard A.E. Brooks, Robert Kingston, Helen D. Lockwood, chairmanr, Walter B. Stone, Perrin H. Lowre , John Christie, Mar Ann Nevins, Barbara Swain, Helen P. Jheeler, Caroline C. Nfercer, TT'-anln E. Eder, Dean T. Mace. DRAMA-Left to right: John L. Kurten, Leon Katz, Mary Virginia Heinlein chair- mang James Parker Price. - ,, , rf O .2053-iii: Lgffaz- - 55- , iia FRENCH-Left to right: Anne lker, Richard Berchan, Robert Greer Cohn, Harry R. Secor, Louis Georges Pamplume, Lucienne Doine, Margaret Summers, Janet Ross, Christiane Bresson Berkowe, Ruth Dillard Venable, chairman. -yllll Fu K - if GERMAN-Lrft to right: Mary li. Morrison, Dorril Claire Cohn, li nth J. llofriclller, Cllllll'Ill8l1Q Elizabeth H. Zorb. ' H il F3313 SPANISI1-Left to right: Camila Henriquez-Urena, Do- lores Sacristan, Lucinda Moles, Sofia Novoag sitting: Pilar de Madariaga. -' N 5: CLASSICS-I,fy't ln ri hz: Betty N. Quinn, 'l'lieof orc ll. Erck, lnez S. llyberg, chairnmn: Myrtle Soles. umawam.5 f ,ef- QL -if is f.. i- M 4 . l 1-' L Q-.14 '- xzphrk L ,-- , .f W : j-v' A I . ,kj.- .J ITALIAN1L9ff to right: Danilo Aguzzi, Maria de Negri Piccirilli, chairmang Pasqualina Manca. Russmrv-Iisfz m right: Lydia Weston, Catherine olkonsky, chairman: Lydia V. Savitzkaya. I 15 X Y , P e-J-'nv ' ' r Ing-- -----H f,. , ., ' 1 'T3' : -- 'W' .'.7' .TA'4.', . , 1-4 '-, 4 K'. . f -fr- N wmfvif' - - --.3Q5:7Zw ' ' H--?? .?33'1. 11-.a'--'iff , -Ltr ., ,' L' 4 -y,L-,ma-,:,3.'f-gvv Jfwf'-+1-1-B '- ' -f' A 'ff'-. P:ma+'f,L1i4'::2,::f1..g A.- ,-1v::'s+L. ,7,a.f- those rare moments . . 16 it -fi F: -asm '-,4 XM ,rm ma we 5.12 NS: .1 1: M . :f 1-.N lg, ECONOMICS, SOCIOLOGY, ANTHROPOLOGY-Leg? to right: Edna C. Macmahon, Joan Gordon, Mabel Newcomer, chairmang Josep Kirk Folsom, Margaret G. Myers, Leslie Alice Koempel, Howard D. Marshall. Field work oflic 6. , 5,5 Q.. 's X RELIGION-Llsft to right, stmuling: Frederick Schumacher. Richard R. icbuhrg soulful: Paul F, Mehl, J. Howard Howson, chuirmung 'Robert ll. Bonlhius. Pxilnosomiv-Left to right: C. Douglas McGee, Philip Nochlin, Robert C. Stover, Vernon Venable, chairlnang Elizabeth C. Pearson, Ilia Slavrides, Frederick A. Olafson. fi?-iff? . nv 'ix . 53. K, .K 1 4 Ol lf' POLITICAL SCIENCE-Left to ri hz: Nelson E. Qi 'J Taylor, Jr., Cecil V. Crabb, Cixarles Gordon Post, chairman, Michael J. Flack, Joel David Singer. ics ASTRONOMY., GEOGRAPHY-Left to right: Maud W. Makemson, chairman, David Lowenthal, chairman. L -' X4 I ' V . I 1 I l 5 if HIST0RY1Left to right, seated: Ruth M. Elson, Mildred L. Campbell, Evalyn A. Clark, Alma L. Molin standing: Ralph Giesey, William L. Spalding, Jr., Donald J. Olsen, Charles C. Griffin. just inching along. , , 1.-:'-55,5 O . s Sclence and A ath W l lVlATllEMATICS?LlQfL to right: Janet McDonald, Abba V. Newton, chairman: Frances Ellen Baker, Winifred GEOLOGY-Left to right: .lohn J- J0hl'lBCll, Aldred Scott Aeprey. . Warthin, chairman: Jerome P.M. Rignier. F fig. ' 1 l . I ?'Q Cl'lENllSTHY'-Left to right: Richard Johns, Mary Alys Plunkett, Ruth ll. Ellis, ll. Marjorie Crawford, Carroll Wardlaxv Griffin, Mary Hillis, Edward Robert Linner, Harriet F. Crabb, Sheila Carole Strubaugh. Q ' VS? 0 A W g QQ Killa i . Pl'lYSlCS1L0fl to right: Geor fiana Scovil, Monica I-lealea, Ellinor .I F. Belding, chairmang Jane lalizard. in Q . ff! - ' Jf' , f' 1 ff ZooLocY-Left to right: John L. George. Mabel Paterson, Ethel S. Lumb, Mad elene E. Pierce, Mary Ellen Plumb Margaret R. Wright, acting chairman iii' aw E X1 f f ' Aff. ll PLANT Snmwcs-Lfjz to right, siuing: Gladys Eliz- abeth Baker, cllairmung Louise F. Potter: strmding: Robert P. lVlc'lnlosh, Rohcrl VL. Airth, Sven M. Swurd. ' ,.-4 ,--V' He's too PHYSLQLOGY-Lqfz lu right: Anim Zorzoli, Elhcrl. 'l'oka , Ruth E. Conklin, chairmang Jo ce L. Beare, Alan Frieda Y 'll'rainer. John ll. Chadwick, Phyllis 'IZ Pennington. 1 L. .o' xl x..-'iw- ' .f .,.n-walk... young to die X I 1. 5 ., ,.. --n- me V, P . ,,,,.f!1,:,!:,:l-Z Z! ,,,:v ---- L1 .Q ,,,,,, Q. PHYSICAL EDUCAMON-Left to right: Drusa Wilker, Janice Stille, Elinor P. Ware, Elizabeth Richey, Alfreda Mosscrop, chairmang Ruth Marie Timm, Jean M. Appenzellar. V 3 'lake a good look-it ll never be the same again! 24 Physical Education Even the skeleton can do it better than I can! ' . in 5 . A - I f ,Y x. LQ X ji . ff m ra: W ZII H? M , ., if Q ' A, A ' ' Q Q Q A W ffm X , ix 1 ' ' M Weigh k 'QE ' W - 197 ' A ' ., W? r f ' I ' + i ,: , QT A' V ,..ff T 2 'ir A , QE mm S.:-F.-1 :rm ,H J , V B I fr f. V Q W M N I 4-1:L V 2 M R if if . 51, K 1 L .L 'Nur W, Colle e Government ASSOCl3tl0H , .. . 15 x I. V 4' ' If -- nl' - .m' 1 .. ,Y ,, . L.: Q, 'V 'S' : :I 1: ,Q 'I ,' I . 1534 - l , - 2, 5 ,L .if '3' 7 5 ,. 5 X' 1 .I xg CI -A gf- I' X.'F '. 1 vw 1 Mary Warner Vice-President Legislative Assembly - x Wil 1-5,1-,., N7 'S As. fffxv X X 1 f Carole Calli Martha Denniaton Chief Justice Associate Justice JUDICIARY-Lefrw right: Dennislon, North, Calli, Kennedy. Student Members of Senate EP CURRICULUM C0MMlT'l'EE1Lefl to right, rmv I: Brown, Bres, Tubbey, Hunter, row 2: Dean Tait, li.E. Conklin., Pres.g Blanding, Miss Crawford, Miss Rowley, row 3: Bassett Goddard, chairman: C. Parrish, C.C. Griffin, Loop. FRESHMAN ORIENTATI0N1L6fl so right, mm 1: McCarthy, Kirin' Har roves chairman' Si hron' row 2: Case Johns Q g 9 s P 1 ' e ton,oKingsbury, Rockefeller, McCormick., Sherry, Mac- Donald. 30 I unc-1 ' ,Q ,T l L l Right, Gavel Ceremo f . . . VI .- T XJ BOARD ox-' llouss PREsmENTs-Lefz to right, row 1: berg, Phillips, Chambers, Crong row 2: Crouse, M ack, Weigolal. Ulr- r.-., 3 b -.- ' , V',QL -, - n ib .-zriif, V ' jf, f - 4 'Be 1 STUDENT WORK PROGRAM-Left to right, row 1: Godda Bell, Cordon, row 2: McCarthy, Weld, Gundry, chairm Waser, Schnilzer. ,qv- 3 U 4 iwfx A, 51.2, 4 'N pl ff P - , , ' ' if' 9 li :A i- 5. . X, . . ' . -,W , N n -,.-Q: 5- . ' T? . 1 - 1 P! .. ,.gs+x.:. PHIL BOARD Le tto ri ht row1 Ellen Friedman Penn Freed- - - - f e , I 1 Y ' man, Mackall, Kageyg row 2: Goldsmith, Coe, Landaucr, res. Breckir, Fuller, Pope: row 3: Safforcl, Brandsness, Swiller, Ngzansz Neff, Connelly. Philaletheis I I L I Harrie Lamluuer Presirlenl I 1 f f xv 'x N 1 ff . ' H n V, The Thieves' Carnival piijgrf ..-.i'i' 4 V : , f l Ni . L ?lyi '17-K 1 ll v- 4 3' ' if - jj! , L. 3 N I I Joan Sperry Prcsim elll l'o1,l'r. l3OAllDiLlifl to right, row 1: White, MarLin, Parks, Robin: row 2: Smith, Sperry, N. 3. Taylor., R0lliHQ row 3: Cohen, Slade, Haas, Cordon. Political Association Hmns ov Al-'I-'ll.lA'l'En 0lu:,xNlzATloNS- .lane lluus, 'Young Republicans: Barbara Cohen, Ucbalc: Nancy Slmlc, Young Dem- ocrats. ' 1-5 I :f ,, w. ,Q IVA. ,tffi Y Y S ,, -nl' ti- - ' ' ,gtvbf -:w,,.,v. , Nr .N n Cx L X' fXii.vr Qirtxc. r? V Y.,-., Lectures, Herbert Warbllrtoni, Dept. of Labor, with Joan Sperry and Adeline Robin. 33 lf. Bishop Oxnam, with E. Aaron, J. Bowers, and E. Hargroves. Speakers of the Year We went to a lot of classes and we read a lot of books, but we weren't ready to stop there. We wanted to know what people were thinking and doing now, this year. Before January we had heard Thurgood Mar- shall on desegregation, Tillyard on the novel, James Reston on reporting and politics, and Thurgood Marshall with Dean Tait G. Bromley Oxnam on The Nature of the Con.- temporary Crisis. We saw Lucas Hoving and Lavina Nielsen dance. Reverend George Buttrick spoke in chapel on Our Time and Coffs Time. Dr. William Stone told us about his research on the cornea of the human eye. Dr. Helen H. Blauvelt presented her theories Dr. Victor Purcell .i,. . Lillian Smith on Natural Hazards lo Ilw Animal mul Human 1Vewborn. At a three-clay Conference on Southeast Asia we heard experts from all over the world. Philip Thayer anfl Kenneth Young among them. Lillian Smith spent a month with us teaching anfl learn- ing. Rev. MA. 'l'homas. Travaneore, lnrliu k Q Mr. Philip Thayer L- , ff.-, John Kerr 1,44 1 , 36 x,- CRA BOARD Loft to rzght row I lovmgton Bullock Faithful, Clift row 2 fucker Bowers Aaron qiphron , Wllitfielcl, Knowles Ilhsszng f otten Elinor Aaron President 1 i K mg li' ,m IHIEADS OF AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS-Lllfl to rigln, row 1: Sheila Sllean, Newman Clubg Rosemary Klineberg, Friends' Groupg Carol Nipomnich, Hillelg row 2: Chessie Newhall, Canterbury Club: Maren Henry, Christian Science Organ- ization. l 4 I ...- -- Kmuimn.w L',.,.. , - --..,,.4. A A BOARD-Left tn right. row I: Benz, Carrington: row 2: Krause, Cook, pres.g Blackburn. 1 .ffm Anne Cook P residen t J 6 ' 0 0' 0 thletlc ASSOCl3tl0H wk? F o xx IIEADS 011' AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS-Left zo right: McCarthy, Yacht Brandon, Swupper: Rose. VOC. 'QQ l YU? '-v -mfg r--9-- Eleanor Tarrant President 38 ' 1 77 YYY , my Q1 1-1 igr COMHINED Dnlviz-Left to right, row I: Lyon, Mooreg row 2: Brisco, Bassett, Bloom, Netlleton, Beila Goldman, president Branclcs, Minlzg row 3: 'l'imm, Pope, Sibley, Mengel. Classical club. Missillg: Ria lpoIT, Art: Leiby, Wrilers Group. wa C? H ,, N .lt 'L .- ' 1 LANGUAGE Cum l,llE5lllEN'l'5'-Llffl lu right, rmv 1: Timhal, French: Moyano, lnlcrnulionul clnlv: row 2: Schroeder, Spanish: Pill, Rus- siang Deus, German. CLUB PKESIDENTS-Phyllis Kempner, Psych- ologyg Belly Ann Milllxousc, Child Study: Willie , Angel, Science. PlllI.050I'llEIl'S lI0lilDAYY'Ll0-flllilll'lllCll. Kathleen Curries, Mary Tonclli. fx.,- 9' in L1 39 Ar g T 0 R X DANCE GROUP-Margarel Barclay, pres ff -W CORPS DE BALLET-Catherine Allison, pres. .731 - 6-'X 3? 5 h we -If I :iv hi Jima v fx: qw. . 'fs 'H ,s 5 .N -1 'J ' A . .H .V , A ul' 14 Q6 J 9 ' , 1,1! 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Cardenas Brazilian Culian Foreign Students Students who come to Vassar from far away, from France or Turkey or Formosa or Argentina, teach as much as they learn. ln classes they look at ideas and institutions that we have taken for granted with fresh curi- osity, and they ask questions that we have stopped Elizabeth MacDonald Dorila Abaziglu Canadian Greek Q il - 'ufr . Msg C? Margaret Doxiades Betty Chi-Mei Lee Creek Chinese T , I L X I ff . ::-T I I I Se Q- V -, Laimtlolu Nluizitis Leila Kooros Stella Solar Latvian-U.S. Iranian Czech-U.S. 9 'if GL L., tv f P- 1 X 5 J Q fw- l . I I g , Inger M . Ehnhom Swedish asking or that we have never thought to ask. It is not easy to answer their questions, and in trying to answer them we learn as much as they do. In campus activities they supply all sorts of talentg not only in the language and international clubs, but in the newspapers, in the political and philosophical organizations, in music and dance and art, and in the various branches of college government. Ayla Karacabey Helen Weld Turkish Canadian In the houses, while they are adopting Bermuda shorts, we are learning new dishes to cook and phrases from many languages. We are learning ways of doing things that are not our own. Students who corue to Vassar from far away can see us as we can never see ourselves. Perhaps the most important thing we can learn from them is how we look to others. International Club Festival. C? Lynn B. Sterling Canadian J Ilaili I. Elovaara Finnish . .,' ,-Ti..i.--L1w- --- - -- YY .9 ' --:rf I g I .4 L 1 N351 5 . i vu v 1 N 1 1 - -hi FLORA DORAS-Left to right., row 1: Waglner, Latlncrt, row 2: Cowen, Thomas, llord, pres.: Driverg row 3: Chrislopoulos, Crandy, Milem, fyler, Hopkins, Hunt. ORCHESTRA-Belly Lou Nilchie, pres. . 1 , '15 X' ' ww N -an L-Aj T. if TUEKLA-pres., Am Kleckncr fmissingjg Lry'l 'T - ' right: Goddard, Hocicfeller. f hu- N ' X afmkgak X 0 f O G-S'rluNm:lmsf-Lfgfl ln right: Slain, Goodson, Brown, pres.: Punll. Beach, Comly, llellcr. l:OLDDUS'I'EllSfLQfl lu rzghl, mu 1 Van Alstyne., Goss, Sperry, l dwdrdh, pre s Aliano, Suxe, Altwood run 2 Wood man, Trail, Spence, Park-1, Sl'l'llll1, lwli llcnry, Comly, Nlclicnlle, Llurkfaon l X - i Nlenrr 0w1.s-Lfjz m rzglu l'uulkncr, Altfield, Riggins, Glidden, Rlclmrdsrm, Bench, Scllernof, Shrady Sllxla y, pres Brandcs, Yanlis, Cross, Brown, Onler 'gl , A : Ill A ' 3, donk, farpenler Rowe, llplon, Van Duscn MAnmcAIs If t zo fl xt row 1 ' mes, Nostrand, row 2 Mu- son, 'Sharm forn, Co- h n,Mea pres.g Porter, row 3 Frost, Tyler, Warlrllrg, Pull- mg, Humphreys Bur- ton, Clark Milf .-fn. , 8 1, V v Jw-' IS I We-,. 1 1. ,Q-.. 1 .rv ' -. ' 'f.!.'-' . iif:' fP?'+df FiFffl2e,r m? A - V .. , ' WA. Q. 2 f N ,- ll ,J V 'K if U21 A?74Hf4.e'f,t'.'lwrgvi--',l?:Q R 1 7 -ff 1 if 'if' gtg, 'T' 7 lj ' nl I -' M' 5--ur-'-::'g.?,-51' ...:.- . : 1797, -r ' .ll f rv. ' Kiwi 5 i 'i assar Miscellany cws l qui-mzix J e .15 ll 5 f I l Everybody reads-- R MISCELLANY News BOARD-Left to right, raw 1: Kline- berg, Ashe, Silver, ed.g Nachmang row 2: Blau, Colm, Lilsky, Haenlein. CunoN1cLE BOARD-1113110 right, row I: Lockhart, Hills, Gailor, ecl.g Clinchy, E wards: row 2: Garrett, Unkefer, Henry, Brandsness, Howland, Drake., Schwartz, Coones. V ss 71' Clwmmi le 47 Q1 i!!! agggaagafwh Sf .1 X fun? - J Sharon Kahn, editor-in-chief: Chris Smith, associate editor. Qgazigz-gigs -,Y ii, ... qu, '3'i:, ii, V!- finffk' 1 El i' 'ixl .ti-Ng-.gjgx ' 1.1.1 7 x-' ' i-gr, m, xl, . , . '-V i . I .A 1 . ww- i ,... J . V v4 7, rar Robin Gregg and Barbara Bach, photography edimrg., Liela H umphreys, art editor: Mary Witilam, literary editor. - -,WRX .. 4 J Ann Rosenthal, business manager, Regina l'. Arnold, advertising manager. Barbara Porter, publicity managcrg R culation manager. .1 t '-1221-AY' 1 Nl ulh Rahinowitz 'W ' X, IH his fx, , 'k axszzwfz - 79 6 EDITORIAL AND PHOTOGRAPIIY Bofmns -Left Lo right: S. Smith, Schnilzcr, Cot- flgn, Lapovskar, Gerlctz, McDonald, eele, Cude, andenberg. - :J ADVERTISING Boums 81 Punucrrv, Left to right: Fishslein, Robbins, Slade, Bloom, Fink, Kjaer. 23 5,3 Pgqh EZ Y ' : 1- wllv P x ' E, EE mL' .wi W.-,. , In , . N L. L V. w L i, L I r, w w M If v. I. l k V. V F. L , L i V. 5 I. if in Ei us.,.'-LY.:-L1..num.u1- .m...-ixxnz.-, ,r ..:,1 1,-,ny --i..-L.-...-: . -,, gn- .pkg 2,62 .Ci In In .isiiiiimiz ww ,Lmgmq i,Q2 NJ , 5 I 1 l 1 5 C I.. -fi 1-5 --up Q54 I I 1 I 1 ' 4 L- , lhuno Womcsuor-Left to right: Rose, Ilylbom, Chasin, Rzxlrimnvilz, McDonald. Y W nr 1. ! VASSAR IIEVIICW Boiuuw-Lift an right, row I: Leiby Clinchy, Guns: row 2: Travis, Jenkins, Loop. Q .1 .,,-Q. , N, v' '+ .. H. gkgm ? 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Cusnmc-Lfyt to right, mm I Leemnn, Livermore, Malony Dahllner Knot Doukas llallo ' - gv - 9 9 V ' well, Bullerworlllg row 2: Kaiser, Vennnm, Rilcliie, Ciasler, Levin son, Grossman, lloward, Dool ing., Fischer, Collins, row 3: Co irress, llublrurd, Dugan, Clark lycle, Kogcl, Skinner, Rabi nowilz, Gross, Sims, Brunie row 4: Boyd, Goodman, Doug- las, Fcller, Shore, Burney, Buck- ley. NIAIN NORTII-'Left to right, row 1: Mangum, Singer, Sicelulfg row 2: Woolridge, McGreev , Sil- verman, row 3: Huston, Kirkbright, Reclifieldg row 4: O'C0nnor., Linburn, Whorton, Greenbaum, Wachtler, Davis, Leveyg row 5: Heisman, Popp, Chaflin, Asken, Barnes, Holtzmann. V ' I , i' 'll H X - -' QI , ' ,gill ,W ,-Q,U.?'1flif'K'l ' ' e - A w:vm::.::fa .aw warg X ,-'2.11j'!':e isfjg, 'Le 51,'.lE.'i4Z'1x K . '7 A, ' 5 L 5 fiffflf L1 1 g1:'-1-:ibn . f 4 A H ' ' V1 w ' l iv ' - ' , ' ,. , , . J fs.- - fx , ' . l ' . f Lipica Ai or llrIAIN Sou'ru-Lrg: to right, row 1: Sieinbeck, Clorlfelter, Perez- orrateg row 2: Levine, Brown, Stewart, Schaefer, row 3: Frede, Farbman, Wor- acek, Baker, Van Alstyne, Alschulerg row 4: Minshall, Bass, Balis, row 5: Sieberl, Simon, MacDo11ald, Sauer, Fry, row 6: Slauson, Cohn. 63 I A -.v f STRONG'L9fl to right, row 1 Glidden, Johnson, Stileon, Klos t , Reiss, Aswellz, row 2: Souder I'l'ubbard,Cowles,Bedford,Wilk son, Aldrich, Lowry, Hamon Cubin, row 3: Kones, Reavis Crounse Rosenberr Chairs s ya s Colvin, LaMarche, Neville, Hur- witz, Englebarfllg row 4: Andre Flack, Lieber, Tullis, MacLeod , Buckley, Spencer, Sussman, Lev- in, Burgess, Soderlunrl. Rnrmown-Left to right, row 1: Walker, Friendly, Higgins, Grip, Squire, Kriner, Knox, Rosseng row 2: Aldrich, Rosenberg, Klein, Garber., Ritter, Orenstein, Beu- ensohn, Krawer, McClure, Os- good, Jacobs, Stanley, row 3: Reed, Barnes, Harrington, Van- Meter, Lyman, Weiss, Maizitis, Lee, Paxon, Fulton, Young. Josssmm-Left to right, row 1: Bowditch, VanWinkle, 0'Brieu, Bogert, Fessenden, Mayers, Bar- ton, Hamlin, row 2: Solar, Sloan, Neureiter, Van Nice, Rickey, Shevlin, Harter, Moore, Atkins, Paige, row 3: Blauslein, Drick, Spoll, Rose, Epstein, Mendle- sohn, Paravano, Caskie, Harris, Simon, row 4: Shepherd, Fisher, Goodrich, Hicks, row 5: Troy, Warfield, Writer, Poppa, Clapp, Oppenheimer, Kreigel, Lerner, Seymour, Heffelfinger, Kiefer, Tetreaull, Holmes, Graham, Mann, Isaac. s f-i. ' l.. J-M-A-L? 3, - .5'rJ1'5,ff'fV1r use r ,i I L- se. ,,I, .. , 5 . f.,- .n5:. I,-.ll ,cm Cul, V ---N 3 .,.-usuv .-Q. ,--K Lxrnnov-Lefz to right, row 1: Rice, Dance, English, Nelson, Kaplan, Church,'Cra 3 row 2: Knudson, Reinke, l?I,edstrom, Hughes, Cardenes, Warner, Zol- kan, S. Kaplan: row 3: Parsons, McCrigan, Swarz, Dunlap, Bi- aggi, Nlason. DAVISON-Left to right, row 1: Kane, Feldman, Whe an, Trout- man, Henkinj Kashman, Hege- ler, Baehr, Bauer, row 2: Usher, Lynch, Gail, Markowitz, Gush- ner, Fonteyn, Hill, Sokoloff, Fessenmeyer, Morris: row 3: Lit- tle, Simon, Shainman, Doepke, Cook, Mizener, Coburn, Tipton, Rounds, Rutherford, row 4: Ber- ger, Williams, Cochran, Trernan, aussigi Pendyck, Donovan, Price, obinson, Klossner. Jswrzrr-Lefz to right, row 1: Hayward, Terry, Garfield, Keogh: row 2: Davis, Williams, Blankarn, Miller, Halperin, Reynolds: row 3: Covington, Bourne, Cauethro , Black, An- derson, Bassett, Cgmrbell, Lane: row 4: Finkle, Stuck, Coulter, Offenbach, Montgomery, Haw- kins., Loftus: row 5: Bikos, Vail, Dugas, Hrazelline, Allen, Fleish- mann, Kelly: row 6: Doig, Kona- hue, Kin , Wallis, Ertlschweiger, Lewis, Iiaughton, Gruhbsg row 7: Morrison., Moore, Fitzgerald, Boswell, Websier, Plolzman, Shock, Strike. ,,,...-1 FAT..- in 1 flll Sovnmiolu-1 Cmss Ovvifzl-:Rs-MJ! to right l'lunl, vice-pres., Lelunrl, see., Riggs, lreas. Knowlton, pres. T 1 l LA'I'IlR0l'1Lf:fll0 right, mu' I: ,l lmnphreys., Slack. Kiesweller, llolms, Elling,0nrler1lonk, liiffginsg rum 2: Pierce, Faye, Webber, Heed, Velilc, gimp- lin, lVlcCunee, Jackson, 'l.wll0ll1ilS, 'liwyefforlq row 3: Lubov, Ryder., Tucker, Schwartz, Plolz, Hill, Evans, Abbot, Freedman, Knowllon, Boggs, Mathews, Wryhl, Kenigson. ,IEWETT--Lift lu right, row I Polelli, Zuckcrnmn, Mellel Druduly, Riley: rum 2: Clurkson Suor, Gairrcll, Gaylord, Over man, Webb, liiluarclsg row 3: Smith, Scutlerclay, Livscy, M Miller., Lockllarl, Miclxcl, Leu len, row 4: Walker, Crum, Bur neu, llrunall, Comeau, Sian wood, Berger. JOSSELYN-Left to right, row 1: llollz, Hirslm, Kullow, Lund, McDonald, row 2: Masin, Esly, Williams, Slirlin , Wooiliilall, Middleton, row 3: illaycr, Moore, Rice, 'l'ankey, Marlin, Rodrei- iucz, Gilmeliusg row 4: Noges, ragaw, Gigliolli, Cofod, ul- lurd, Graham, llerllerlg row 5, standing: Cross, Magnuson., Ser- lin, Rook, Rultcnlrurg, English, Bewlcy, Sleinmurk, Riggs, Mil- ler, Milem, Lillmc, Phelps, Slade, VanCleef, Shcnk, Timhal. ,.f we L4 K Cusumc-Left to right, row 1: Carter-Meyer, Luning, Sand- meyer, Grenager, Madison, Per ry, Grossman, row 2: Gearspeck 9 McBain, Ehrenreich, Stauffer, Galphin, Dietzman, Coleman 7 Carpenter: row 3: Edelstein, Smith, Coodkowsky, Ellenbo gen, Katznelson, Becker, Cress- well, Butterfield, Belden, Hunt row 4: Richman, Bowman, Wile Williamson, Madison, Yeater, Muller. 9 9 lk PHIL NEI DAWSON-Left zo right, raw I: Gal- pern, Kofsky, Maud, Weinsleiln, Post, Samuelson, Pears, row 2: Gilr- son, Albright, Smith, Harper, For- Lune, Lynch, Roberts, Soukupg rnw 3: Rickey, Gussell, Saposnik, Alder- man, Suits, Feigon, Mag row 4: Diesenhof, Vcsser'l Hoolil, Ander- son, Wilkinson, Cok, Clarke, Car- rington, Docka. aziin, ' F ,J-fu'-35. RAYMOND-Leg to right, row 1: Pavlo, arr, Trus- , low, Gladstone, Borkurn, . Ogus, Popking row 2: Da- vis, Delauef, Sheets, Be- laief, Sutherland, Bres, Ross, Frost, MacCallum, g Alles, deHaan, Weinberg, Bailey, Burt. J . Y n I i I Tr' 68 The slump? ' . J Q r 1 , W ' C X e ' A xv STRONG-Left to right, row 1: Farwell, Meeker Clarke, Hunt, Boyd, Rodgers, Scooneeg row 2. Ball, Simonson, Knight, Norman, Brown, Oleson Summerfield, Garrison, Kenna, Buchanan, lVlur mhyg row 3: Cann, lVIorr0w, Lilt, O'Sl1ea, Bier llreene, Dean, Gutierrez, Matthews, Pulling Jenkins, Blackburn. V V A ll E 2 ' 'maj 'Rozen,Hal6:ck Wood McCordoc'i FERRY-Le t no right: Zuckerber , McCormick, ,- ?f,Y?i 'f G-I5 l f'r'Y. 1 'bn 1 Aw K EE wr ' l lf Big Nelson Means lhc Big Time ,., s.. W vO JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lefz to right. Margaret Bell, pres.g Carol Krause, treas. N1 The Davy Crockett Blues The inevitable -G Q-w-gi JEWE'l'flL0fl to right, row 1: Elovara, Bailey, Bernard, Des- ch amps, Siphron, McKenzie Fink, row 2: Hills, Sneeringer: McElvenny, Donahue, Cold- smith, Lundberg, Gordon, row 3. Owen, N. Bailey, Youngblood Bockus, Ames, Mecray, Lang hen. Jossemm-Lfjz m ri hc, raw 1: Jones, Wilkinson, leipomnick, McCormick, Morgan, Schaffner, Tellow, Gould, row 2: Yanlis, llord, lnlylbom, llaskins, Fine, Amesbury, lleher, Garland, While, Richardson, row 3: Hirsch, Jurjecrcs, Helm, Cran- iy, Brandon, Read, Bloom, uehn, Perraull, Rosenberger, Boris, row 4: Cron, En ohm, Mangus, Brown, Begelow, fleyn- olds, row 5: Gulfreund, Glenn, Ferry, Sargent, Spence, Easton, Rhodes, Bonynge, Edwards, All- fielm . Cusnmc-Left w right, row 1: Spencer, Dclner, Airman, Col- lier, Heffeliinger, Code, row 2: Thomas, Tulrly, Phillips, john- son, Handlcman, Lofmn, llerf- ner, Barhallg row 3: Elsworlh, Gundersen, Spatl, Highl, Bra- verman, McDonald, Cage, Mil- ler: row 4: Lehlinen, Page, Lin- derl, Gilbert, lde, Brecker. 1 -iv S3 l ElmY-Lqfz to right, svutvrl: Vumlcnlnerg., Gude, llickcy, Townseml, llarilhus, Green: standing: Van Wormcr, llcnrnllc, Mc- Dade. 22 Behind the Scenes at Junxor Party L ? ,DAVISON-Inj: to riglu, raw I: Diamoml, Hunter, Lcilry, M. P01-al: row 2: Ncher, Weigolml, Tllomus, Mohcl, Sznuulersg rum 3: Moore, A. Post: row -'lc Clancy, Johnston, Bernhard, Marx. Bullock. J E-hp -wi 'I STRUN4:-Left to right, row 1: Newton, South- wooml, Safford: row 2: Menuez, Farrell, Love, Rockerfeller, Hoskins, Moore, Lee, Malsumo- to, row 3: Benz, Pratt, Ali3llll,i10dll21I'll,,-IGIICS, Kjaer, Stearns, Bas- sell. . ii W3 15 sk :lx ,Qu FH rig, l I , - A. w vtl -ill sl' .. -.4 -I S is f as Lxrmz or-Lefz to right, row 1: Nyce, Barker Kennedy, Porter, Dun: des,Rose,Schrady,Bellg row 2: Harkness, Web- ster, Rowe, Sibley, Kingsbury, Chambers, F aggot, Waser, Huh- bard, Bethell, Burkleyg raw 3: Grieve, Bron- eaugh, Carlson, Good- rich, Patterson, Bloch, Underwood, Persohn, Denniston, Belin, Silli- man, Baker, Nitchie. RAYMONU - Left to right, ran' 1: llargroves, Doxindis, llochberg, Schnilzer, Winnik, Wall,crs, King: row 2: Spaulding, Crouse, Mc- Carthy, Stein, Gundry: row 3: Marlin, Crom- well, Claviu, Daly, Klineherg, Nelllelou, Lind, Johnson, Cahill: raw 4: Clark, Rafferty, Freilichl,Brelt, Means, Deas, Marlin, Ochcl- lrec, Farr, Perry. Where are you going now? I donlt know exactly. What are you going to do? That depends. Depends on what? On where I go. But you don't know where you're going. Not exactly. Then 'why do you leave? I have some questions to ask. What questions? The world. How was it meant to be? Is it that way now? What should il do about it? 5 jwv lx . gg? . x ? ,Q Willialns Freshman Mixer. 1952-5 We came to college because we wanted to learn everything. There were at least fifty courses in the catalogue that we knew we couldn't do without. We speculated wildly about how long it would take to read all the books in the library . . . or all the hooks in English . . . or all the books in one wing anyway. And we were anxious to get to know each other. We advanced upon the Big Five enthusiastically, volunteering for everything. We joined writing , Q I .g ' of . ,- . FRESI-IMAN CLASS Ox-'mcens-Left to right: Nation, North, Wagner, Warner. groups., singing groups and Philosophers Holiday. We pooled our talents for Technical Workshop and for THE WOMEN, our II Hall production. All of a sudden it was spring and we were march- ing to find our tree to the tune of Look ahead, O '56. Of course, when we did look ahead, 1956 seemed very far away,.but that was all right with us because we knew it would take a lot of time to learn everjvthing. 7. K, 1 3 l Posts and dates for Junior Prom. I -.' 4. . i ' VY 1 i I ' I ' ' , 6 'H-A r 4. , rylizl, - f XX 5.144-' gf, ' 45 Q la 'ff Jr M: lil Q Xxx A - . X 1 e 1 .A X Not quite the Rockettes-hut! 1953-54 4 v f J 'fill L-'sr D 1 Three Chickens in Every Pot. Backstage Pygmalion. Sornomomz Cmss OFFICERS-Left zo right: Angel, Nation, S Case, Christopolous, Goss, Tarrant. Qi ., Griffenberg, Neweomet, Goss: row 3: Case, Neilson, Latlncr: row 4: liejaunier, Comly, Cone, Dupee, ver, Phllen. When we came back for our Sophomore year, we found that live courses were more than enough to manage. We encountered Hour Wri't'tcns and Annotated Bibliographies and Term Papers. By CllAlN1Lfffl upright, row 1: Sherr , Witmer, Mudge, Ritchie, NlcDona d, Gurris, Brachlieldg row 2: Power, l f Our Love ls Timeless. the end of first term, we were sure that we would never leam anything. But then it was time to start working on Soph Party, From Here to Eternithree, and whether we were stage hands or singing leads, we discovered that our class was full of nice people. Before we knew, Sophomore Slump was over and we were safe in the Junior Class. Senior Prom Posts. is si. - ' 'EN e f M 29 52 ZF e o 4 ' ' - ' 2 . 71af.'f3 ' Q ., ' e A -' ' Qi -Q ' '--- ff: is: rf' a 2 La -. K .- ' I ' . 1 1 -' .V ,Y--. K1 '-W -, '-ijt ' if , rig ' -5' 3.1-V ' I cg. 3 ' ay' ' -K -T I - . ' , . iii' Q .... FL 54' 4 V, . . get fy 'fi A13 4 t ' L, I 4 , . - V vt' I 1 v I' I . A .V r n ,-1 fl . , - . Q. s I g, A , 1 ,S-1' 'f' ' I Junior Prom. .lUN1on CLASS OFI-'ICERS1L9fl to right fowl: Bach, Philen, Greggg row 2: C ift Calli, Brandes, Coe. Is Sidney a Sinner or Is She a Saint? 1954-55 9 J A 'iff N, ' .L :VU fi- .Y-Q .'-,nf Pnom Lommrrret-.-Left to right. Danaher, Wagner, Goss, Coml , Verrilli, Kahn, chairman' Philen Nliillcr, McDonald, er, Ilarrls, Porter. That fall we put on our Junior rings with a certain pride in our position. We were the oldest in our houses and we thought we had college figured out pretty well. Maybe we weren't going to learn everything, but if we chose our courses carefully and worked very hard, we might learn something. Meanwhile there was ,lunior Party 'to think about. And we no sooner had 'taken down the sets to Hell Bent for Heaven than it was time to decorate Students' for our- .Iunior Prom. 'l'hen it was Salve Night and as we toasted ourselves with beer in the r -' ', .a vlfifiltf --.1-6' 5? I ,Ik- ,. If IV' . i w I 1.1 W1 X u o 1 T 1 4 rp . circle, we realized that l956 was much closer than we had imagined. i 1- . - 91351 '- w.x4l ,-,J ff? a- W 1 i 95:1 gf E s s J 1 , I ,N W 1 ! 0 U N is I 5 41 E,-, an wr .,, T 5 UQ. V . K ? I M, iff n 'J 5, AJ' 'I A LQ' fi - 1, u -ki I l:h'n .wi , .74' V 1 .H 'Ti-V' . ., .,,z7 JUN1ol1 fm Ili-:TA liarlm-Left to right, row 1: Grouse, SMH-'rls, Silver, Truvlsg row 2: llumplircys, Miller, Aaron, o e. out from sludying to read Modern llridef, or fill out an application for a job in New Zealand, or to eram for lhe Craduale Reeord Exams. ln June, with Comps looming up, we were quite sure that we didn'l know everything. ll was hard to believe that we were leaving Vassar, and for the last weeks we eouldn't, help being sad. But there were boats lo ealeh and people lo meet and places lo go. So we set out happily to learn about l'l7l'l:Vlhl:llg. Clap a little louder, girls-we've waited four years for this! L .... T1 ,-,QFAN :li Ab - , ., It's not Coca-Cola! The Handing of the Spade 1 .,5p1,l2'!ij- if 4' 'ggi rf 3- .-gun I ' -'iii 7 : JS ni' g V. wi .? mix? 1 ff.-. Class Advisor, RUDOLF T. KEMPTON, Professor of Zoology. v7 I 5, 'Q 1 ., 1' 'U -X!! V :ED Qx YW Z-Q -Z.--1 -ii ii- if.,-Q N-:- vi 'E ifi. M1 va Can you hear me down there ? .L I 1 1 ' ,cLfKf-,.., Z, 'u-4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Le t to nghz: Mc- Henry, sec.g Couch, pres.g oss, vice-pres.g de la Ossa, treas. -.Qrs 1.. Lf A .af X I T- will ,W- -'N -f X 42 , Semor af WV? H., ,5 r ,2L5R4, 4? ,iw ws. z JUDITH ROSE AMSTER Political Science 90 ELI NOR GOLDMA RK AARON Economics of WILLIE MAE ANGEL P h ysiolog y .1 A. JEAN CAROL ACKERMAN .Political Science CY 'W' an be JJ, 'S li JULIE MAT1-ussoN ARNOLD Zoology I' R REGINA POUDIZIK ARNOLD QMrs. '1'ho1nas IG. AFIIOICD Chiltl Study .V BARBARA Al,1soN li.-uzll Child Study X? SYLVIA ARNOWVICI-I His tory A NN,u,1sA ROSA BADT Chemistry if NORDIA JANICE BABBIN Economics 91 l x A T' Lois BURNETT BALDNYIN Art 92 BARBARA BARCLAY Political Science L. JOAN BARTON English r ' NIARGARET Mooms BARCLAY Drama 'B' LINDA BEAUMONT BASSETT Child Study BARBARA WAND Nl nsic BAUER . E' iffk' BRENDA BENCH Music 1 N A ANNE WALPOLE Bmm:lan0N NIVARCARET MARY BEURKET Fl'0llCh French ANNE LYSLE BOGARDUS Art 93 SUSANNA BOWLES Russian 94 ALBERTA JANE BOOTH ,l,xNE'r WIll'l'Nl61' BOWERS History A rt 3 FRANCES SANFORD BKADNER ELIZABETH M CLURE BRANDES Zoology Sociology K w ur' GAII. llmsco CAROL CULVER BROOKS Political Scicncc Philosophy ,X Junrrn SUSAN BROWN Political Sciencc ' 'QU' SARAH 'IQUDDINGTON BROWN German 3 ELINORE WENTWORTH BROWVN English 95 CAROLINE SLOCUM BRYANT Psychology 96 2' I 2, ISABEL BONNAR BURKLEY ,MARGARET ELAINE BUSH Chemistry French CAROLE ANN CALLI SARAH ,IANA CALVERT Political Science Child Study 'LINDA ,LAWRENCE CARTER SUSAN PARKER CASE .lllllglllill American Culture E' REBECCA A NN CHAMPION SUZANNE .ELLEN Cl-IASIN Child Study French BARBARA CHOBOT Political Science 97 EAN CLIFT English 98 HOPE CI'IIlIS CIIIus'r0P0UI.os English Wfdffi BARBARA LOIS CLINCIIY English 'B,mIs.uu CLARK History .1 I L4 VIRGINIA LEE COATII Art K nlsc:1l,l,A ANN Cor: P Drama Cowsmwczla Cmasm? Comm' li ussiun en ...I L.! BAR lm lm ,IAOYCE Con EN EL1c,x NO n NIAE COHEN M usic English 4, Z' f MARY NIASTICK CONE American Culture 99 lb- :a PHOEBE ANN CONNO11 English 100 Q 'Ui ANNE lTliUNTTING COOK History PRISCILLA COUCH English GEORGIA JANE Comslmxm Music , 'gf ROSA BARRET COVINGTON English .lUm'rii ALMA Cowiau, Bacteriology 15 'Q' ,ANN CARNSEY CRAMPTON English wiv? DOROTHY Vicnomcix CULOTT.-X JIUDITI-I ANNE DANAHER Child Study Political Science - L FELICIA D ELAFIELD Sociology 101 MARJORIE ANN DIENER Political Science 102 ,f 'f Mer NANCY ELIZABETH Dmimlsman English SH E f 1.' LnoN MCQUI-IAE English IJIVEN L -1- JOAN -lVliAliIE DIKYKSON Political Science ICLLEN NIQMUE iDOLc,xNos Physiology -5 Q, ,loAN AUGUSTA l30MNlCK Child Study .IUDITII LYNN l'1nwlN Sociology KATHERINE WIIITING DOUGLAS History Q' I J ULIE TNVEEDALE EMERY His tory DAPH NE URQUIiART DRIVER Art 103 JEAN SUZANNE MllSiC 104 FAUR01' 'I ? al-. QW- NIARY ANN Ffxzzomc ,IEANNE MAIKJOIRIE F1 DDFRN History History Nu Ns 1 SUZAN Fmnlcnsow IJ llilosoph y Lols F1susT1s1N Art A XX U 19 X ,EIAOIJICIC SHARON l lllCl'2lJMAN Psyclmlogy 7 A ,K lCl,l,lf:N l':l.lZABI'1'I'Il Flcllsmmx Child Study KG' wr EDITH B mum N ER FRIEDMAN English , If , . ,WW I NANCY PENNELL GMLOR SUSAN AVA GANS Poliliival Science Psychology 105 ,pug l GWENDOLYN KAY GIENRE Physiology 106 1 'R' IQATHLEEN WVEIL G:XIlIiIS Art. '-lf? MARTHA MERSEREAU GILBERT History fi 19' BARBARA JOAN GELLMAN Political Science FRANCES LOUISE GILMORE French Momssm C. GI Nsnmu. lvl-illll0lllilli0S r .LORRAINIC GOODRICII I l is I or y l wi S1fu1cLEY ANN GIORGIO G LORIA JOAN GOLDSMITH Child Study Child Study VY YY' .I OAN GOODSON Psychology 107 WAYNE VIRGINIA Goss English 108 3 kj ,J I .N :' SUE ELIZABETH GowEN S panish xH !P ROBINA WATSON GREGC Art MARY ALLEN GIKETK Economics 14 V ff ANNE GIIIFFENBEIKG Child Study Q' ,. JUDY A NN Gnousm liconomics '95, Glmcls PA'r'rlansoN I-IAHN lfconomics QQ ff .I,xNls'1' ICLWELL IIAENLEIN History YQ ,435 Aunmcy MAE EIAIMS FRANCES HAMILTON Child Study Psychology 109 '55 ,.. MARY YFRIDIBLE PIELLER Political Science 110 f K0 ' 'Q -Q' u ff' ELIZABETH l'IARTZ ALICE CLANKSON HAWKINS A rl History S' 1, V , TILDA ELIZABETH v0N HENNIG lVI,mu,xu1i1' E. IAIERTZIG Art History lIlcs'rlsn FnANclf:s IgllNsn:u.lc Religion L :xiii lv J EANIE AM.Ael,,n' l':l0YNlC Econmnics JOAN Doms HlmscnM,xN A n l.lll'0p0l0g y AUDNEY ANN 1-IUESTIS Political Science ARLENE ,ANNA I-IONEBEIN Plant Science 111 J NANCY FIELDINC I-Iuucu English 112 CORNELL-X Irlummmifzvs Art FRA NCES ANNE QI EFFRIEY International Relations 'Q' ROSALIIS ,IAQUES Political Science Loursi .I-l,xMm,moN Ji Num English 'W4:gg5.1 '- 'l JOAN .I 0l?'Fl:1 4, . v V I nglmh . I 'EJ' O s' , A X KAREN S'rlc15l, KM: Zoolog y E Y D,u,15 G1 Lum: JONES Chemistry SHARON KAHN English AYSE AYLA KARACABEY Art 113 f ig , '.Z V, PHYLLIS ADDIE KEMPNER Psychology 114 H-xnn,,xRA MAYIQN,-x KMQPF His tory 5' W., ..'4 ELINOR KETTINC3 English Qlunmi DISIJUY KIifkTINC Political Science ,. ,IQLIzAnE'r1 1 CURRY KINGSLEY History A MY DUFIPIELD K l,l4:c:uN1cn Nl usic 'AN NANCY 1-lon1'oN Rom-1l,lcn Sociology K..vrllrn'N FRANCES IQNOWLES Child Study JANE Lois KOHN Sociology JANET FAUNTLERO Art 115 Y KNOX JOY KONY English 6 .IQVELYN Cnr-NGAN Kwon Chemistry ? I X. X, BARRIE WATEIIS l.,xNuAU13u Drama 4 ,f CYNTHIA DONALDSON LAING German M A RTHA .. F R A News lQ.,x'rTN ER English Illwrlmlx NAN IJECIITMAN ,Ph ysics ff Y, M ENICDITII I',l1:wlS STOU1' Mrs. Gardiner D. Sloulj I Amcricfzul Cullurc Mimi fl'UULIKKI LEHTINEN English 'I' SA RA JANE LIEF Jsychology NANIZY BLA NCHE LIPL Drama 117 LUN ORE LITYKY :fi CONSTA NCE BARRON LIPMAN fMrs. Arnold Lipmanj .Economics . ' LAURU P 1' 'X ' 0 ltlbill Sclence 118 5 I-IUNTER MCDONALD Child Study lM.Am:A f Q I MARY Lowmsn LITCHFIELD En glisll ,lv lu31'1',x A NN la MACDONA LD English 1 JANE A N NE MCGOWA N Dru ma 'S PAULINE M,xcMu,l,AN l'1COl10llliCS Q 15 srl' JOAN Mc HENRY MARY MCCLEAIIY MCLELLAN Arnericau Culture English 3, PATRICIA ALICE MACARTHUR Child Study 119 4'- ELEANOR LOVELAND M.ACK English .IUDITH ELIZABETH ,NIADDOCK AUDREY KATHRYN M' Music . MSF Cl ' ulcl Study GAYLE NIARIE M,msELI.A BARBARA AMANDA MARTER Music Polilivzll Sciel ICC 'er V1f:'r0nLx .I EA N N E M AURER lim-Qnonlivs N,xNl':'r'rE VONNEGUT M IQNGIQL History .4 , A 'fri fb Ammcwwia ALICE MEAD Music LY N N NITA M EY ER .Philosophy .Q- td' Z I' I ,Q . ..EV fs ,fi M J I ii .. 4 M i 341.1 1 JANE DAVISON MILLER American Culture 121 'E Y. PAMELA ANN MlIJI.EIi Art liolmum CLAIRE VMJILLISR Plant Science Al U. ,,av,. Q, BETTY ANN MILL'lIOUSE DORIS GAIL Mowcnmmf Donorucs Comm MOYANO Child Study English lflllgllfill 122 XE' Bwrsx' A l,l,n1slm1cxc Nl Uncle A rl. FAITI-I PATRICIA N.-KCIIMAN English 449 WLXURA E LA1NE MULIJIGAN English ,1 l 7 LEA CUMMINS NATION Music EUNICE MARY MYLONAS Art 123 'N-gi PATRICIA EVELYN NEWCOMET Sociology 124 'Q' IIANNE WREDE NIIiI,SEN Poli tical Science v i fjfi ' ,w GAIL NEWCOMB NYBERG lflllgllSl'l fu SARAH BEATRICE NORTH Economics VIRGINIA ELLEN OLSON Political Science Cowsul-11.0 Iimzm unc LA USM A ulcrican C ul tu rc Q . .5 X gg 'l. Mxlxcm ANN I l1'1'laY Child Study QL ,,.., N Q 41 if L .IOAN Ons English MAnGAmf:'r ARNOLD OWEN ALICE GEIKTIKUDE PACK RCllg10Il Geology 125 ge! ANN E LOUISE PARET Nlathelnatics MARGARET SAMPSON PARSONS M ARTHA K. NIACCOUN PARSONS Political Science English 126 l'lDWYNA ANNE PARKS Economics ,I OA N I?Au'rluuc E French 5 - . ,gr 1 n I w GlKlZZEl.l,ft GORDON PAUIJL English M' A R Y qu Z' I A If,,0Ux Pll,l,sRURY English ICI IEEE N l1lL1zMxm'1-1 PECA N Religion f- ELENA IRENE PITT Russian J' ui, BARBARA MAE PHILEN Economics 127 SUSAN GAIL POKORNY BARBARA FROST PORTER Mathematics Art MARY GERTRUDE PRINCE Art 128 ICLISE 'l'lMo'rm' POWER linglish .FUN :,J ANN PINCK NEY PROCTOR Ifluglish I 75 rl! , . A IA' l,RUl'l l' linglisli RUTI1 IhmMJw1'rz Psychology fn wr CS? ROBlcwr,.x ICLIZ.-xmc'l'u PUIWIS Child Study wx? ' . PAULA GOLDIE 'RACHLIN Political Scicnvc if mu, V LAURIE RANKIN Child Study 129 LENA RETTIG Economics 130 MfNRY FRENCH RATHHONIQ J Economics IRENE rfAIS RIABOFF French 1. Fa EANNIQ ALLYN RIQJAUNIER Drama ANN Cowvmnss RICHARDS Child Study PA'1'luc1,x ANN RIc:n'rlsn History ,I-IIQLEN CYNTHIA Ronmsom French I ELIZAIIIGTII MOUI,'l'0N ,RITCHEY Sociology l'loIl,1mo,mlJE NIARIA ROSE Plant Science ADELINE BEVERLY ROBIN His tory 1 3 1 l I' 2 ANN ROSENT1-ML Political Science NANCY ANNE SAL0 English Pl'IYLI1IS ANN SA PHIRE Sociology M A RY I .OU SA MP:-10N Chemistry ,-01'-s 'rv 9 55.11. XICNIA Scum!-zuxlmlmu A rl 41 fl 3 I Cl,.-uussA SCI-IROICDICIK W I 1,l,i-:Msm flVl'rs. Mun M. WiiIl'lllS1'llJ Spanish fi EL.-KI NE R UTM S1:nw,m'rz Philosuph y L uv BETTIE 'BUSH SCHROTH Art 'EP' CAROL ANN SElJKOlVl l'Z Polilioul Science MARJORY SHEA PATTERSON CMrs. Thomas F. Pattersouj French 133 . 1,6 SHEILA MAE SHEAN Child Study IQATHLEEN SH ER RY Geology Tluzlxu SILBERSTEIN English 134 IELLEN DA NICA SILVER English JOAN CAROLYN SINGER English 'pm L. if I Ag. X .X , .- W I ' 5 ,I I I 2 -I I4 3. 1741 . , I 'f' NANCY LOUISE SLAIII: Political Scicmfc ii L' ,- . 'I ,,..l I Ig X., Susfx N .l,0Ii'l'EIl SMl'l'll English x 4 I: I V Lp! CAROLINE HEACOCK SMITH English JOAN ELIZABETH SPERRY .Economics CHRISTINA JEAN SMITH American Culture 135 K .Mm E French 136 mms LEMOINIE J 5 I S. STARR Nomvm Smlue Child Slucly I MA RT1-IA ELIZABETH STAUFFER Ph ysiology K Q I'lL1zAmz'1'll ELLEN STARKII lunghsh Z' SYLVIA MAY STIQRN I':llgliSll ! l . SARA ANN S'1'01ass1cn Pllysiology .Q ,L it .vi hkrlml, DOMINICK STOUT French E ,IWARION FAITH SUMNER Arl JANE RUTH SUMNERS History Y-271 :' ' . b 1, E. ggj. MIRA BELLE TAGER Art 137 ELEANOR GRIFFITH TARRANT Child Study 138 DIANA SUFFERN TAILER Religion 11,5 xv' 'U MARY IJEE TALl.,EY English SYLVIA LOMBARD TEELE Sociology 5 ICATIIARINE GIL1,E'r THOMAS American Cul lure L01 livonmnics f? MARY Ipxwlucxftla 'l'0NE'l l'l Philosnph y s ,lANE'r1'la '.l1lI0RI'lC 'I' NA NCY ALLYN THOURON English Q3 NIARY JANE TOROK French fp ANN BARTLI-1'1'T T1PT0N Art 139 16' QV' w MILLICENT ELIZABETH TRAVIS PIIISCILLA MAXIIIE 'IHREINIPER English Mathematics I. f I 'w NIARIAN LOFTUS VERRILLI Mathematics 140 'J'U' I ' .J EMILY WINSIIIP 'l'nIBBLE Poli lical Science X 'i Ax ,FAITII CUNNINGHAM XVAGNER English 11. 'Q' KATHARINE BYRD WAGNER SUZANNE LEE WALKER Zoology English MARY LOUISE XVARNER Hislory KATIILEEN ANN WARWICK CLARE RIDGXVAY WEED Psychology History 141 Jo MARLYNN JANE WEINSIIISINIEII MARY WI5l.lJ Poli tical Science Wm.. lVlARY COWELL WI'1'1-iA1u AN ELIZABETH WILLETTE Political Science English 142 Sociology af M,xncAluc1' Rosie WOLF English BEVERLY M. WOIITIIAKDI I lislory EI.IzAnE'I'II ANN ZURCIIEII Economics '. Z7 JOAN PASCAL ZIMMEIIMAN ' ' . NANCY MA Art Art Seniors Not Pictured CAIIOLYN RICE BARNES OLIVIA GRAHAM HAMILTON fIVlrs. Gordon Barnesj English Psychology JILL BOWMAN JAKES NWA LIE MAIJELINE GREEN Philosophy Mllsic NINA KIVELSON .IANE ADRIENNE I'IAAS English Political Science l4-3 E Zox AARON, ELEANOR GOLD MARK QI233 Inverness Ave., Pittsburgh I7, Pa ACKERMAN, JEAN CAROL AIVISTER, JUDI'l'Il ROSE 650 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ANGEL, WILLIE MAE 768 Church St., San Francisco, Calif. ARNOLD, JULIE MATIIESON BUSII MAIN ARE'I' ELAINE M :yo Ilotel I'uIsu, Okla. fALLI I AROLE ANN KAI VI, RI SARAII JANE 230 S. Clierry St., Denver, Colo. CARI I' R .I IN DA LAWRENCE IB2 I arlnin ton Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. CASIQ, SUSAN PARKER Semor Dlreetor Anderson Ilill Road, Purchase, N. Y. I I9 East-ivootl Ave., Utica, N. Y. D f I 41808 ,Dexter St., N.W., Washington 7, ARNOLD, REGINA POUDER Long View R.D. No. 3, Gettysburg, Pa. ARNOWICII, SYLVIA 84-5 West End Ave., New York 25, N. Y. BABBIN, NOR MA JANICE 25 Oliver St., New York 38, N. Y. BACII, BARBARA ALISON 128 Edmunds Rd., Nvellesley Ilills, Mass. 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WELD, MARY 2lI Ash St., Weston, Mass. WILLEMSEN, CLARISSA SCIIROEDER 3I8 Lafayette Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio WILLETTE. .IOAN ELIZAB,E'I'IAI 285 Fair Oaks Ave., Rochester I3, N. Y. WI'I'llAM, MA RY COWELL Witham Farms, Romeo, Mich. WOLF, MARGARET ROSE Millbrook, N. Y. WORTHAM, BEVERLY MCCULLOUGII 7Il Jefferson Ave., Lufkin, Texas ZIM MERMAN, JOAN PASCAL 250 W. ,l0fI- Sl., New York 25, N. Y. ZOX, NANCY MAE 2389 Bryden Rd., Bexley 9. Ohio ZURCIAIER. ELIZABETH ANN l02 Cliff Ave.. Pelham 65, N. Y. T lumnae Daughters and Granddaughters IlfIother's Class 1915 1916 1918 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 148 Ilffother Miriam Shepherd Ruth Pond Cornwall Sue B. Craig, ex 'I8 Jeanette Baker Enid Horne, ex '18 Katharine Beach Clara Marburg Mildred Booth Daisy Gower Sybil Fletcher Ruth Darby Louise IDePuy Vivien Dickenson Clara Cheney Frances Elizabeth Frenmuv Julia Buckland Frances Van Kirk May Vreeland Ruth Haskins Margaret Bliss Frances 'lfhorndike Elaine D. Wolf Frances ,lanes Elizabeth Bill Josephine Stewart Marian Meyers Elizabeth Morse, '22-23 Janet Graham Mildred Knox Anne Kasten Katherine Perkins, ex '23 Marie Elder Harriet Adams Bernice Walkley Helen Campbell Frances Compton Doris Marks Anna Purdy Phyllis Harman Maxine Goldrnark M. Elizabeth Yegen lhmgliler Kathleen Galvin, '57 Natalie W. Woodman, '58 Martha Stuuffer, '56 Susan Lee, '57 Sarah llleem, '58 Jocosa Webb, '58 Susanne Kirk, '57 Doris Stearns, '57 Margaret Dawson, '58 Elizabeth llubhell, '58 Marian Meijorcloek, '58 ,lurlith Keating, '56 Marcia Kennedy, '57 Louise McCarthy, '57 Frances Tubby, '57 Lucy Fuller, '58 ,I ndith Selec, '58 ,loan Barton, '56 Elinore Brown, '56 Margaret Bozyan, '57 Mary Cope, '57 Mary Rose, '57 Ann Rogers, '58 Margaret llopkins, '58 Sara Reed, '58 Alexandra Widniann, '58 Elizabeth Covington, '59 Ellen Van Alstync, '59 Sheldon Diven, '56 Anne Paret, '56 Katherine Stark, '56 Elizabeth Zurcber, '56 Karen Gunderson, '57 Cornelia Porter, '57 Catherine Allison, '58 Caroline Clarkson, '58 Gail Dreyfuss, '58 Barbara Greene, '58 Patricia Jackson, '58 Elinor Aaron, '56 Margaret Beurket, '56 M olher's Class 1925 l926 i927 M otlwr llelen Cresup l lelen llendriekson llarriet Applebye-Bobinson, Katharine llughes G. Margaret Carson Viol 1 Wolfort a Elizabeth llamlin llelen Dugan lilizalveth Coonle Y Jeanne Creigh Blake Elizabetli Warner Mary Grosvenor Elizabeth Moore Elizailietli B. 'l'homas Louise Urquhart 'lfheolindu Castellini Emily Zinunerer Mary Carter, ex '25 .lean Ellis Mary .Peck Elizabeth Alderton Elizabeth lioyhmee 'Katharine .Russel Mary Van Duyn Katharine Dawson Emilia Belknap Lucia Turner, ex '26 Anna Moss. ex '26 Elizabeth Harris Pauline Crawford Janet Sheldon Elizabeth Dyer Martha Garnsey llohina Knox Charlotte Kempncr Elinor Farwell, ex '27 Martha Cluverius Eugenia Armstrong Mathilda Kopetsehny Marion Fincke, ex '27 Susan DuBois Grace Moulton Rebecca Prentiss Louisa lloge ex '24- Daughter Constance Comly, '56 Priscilla Couch, '56 Edwyna Anne Parks, '56 Sylvia Teele, '56 Margaret Brandsness, '57 Joan Goldsmith, '57 Elizabeth Hylbom, '57 Dorothy Unkefer, '57 Celia Faulkner, '58 Brenda Wise, '58 Anne Catherine Warner, '59 Nancy Ellsworth Cadvanced standmb Margaret Barclay, '56 Linda Bassett, '56 Helen Bassett., '57 Elizabeth C. Bassett, '59 Daphne Driver, '56 Rosemary Boris, '57 Anne Chambers, '57 Susan Poore, '57 Carla Poletti, '58 Nancy Koehler, '56 Mary Witlialn, '56 Sarah Daley, '57 Sarah Goddard, '57 Hope Wilkinson, '57 Bridget Cosgrilf, '58 May Creswell, '58 Gail Faithfull, '58 Ethel Wright, '58 Elizabeth Barton, '59 Mary Mitchel Tracy, '59 Delia Crosby Williams, '59 Anne Bogardus, '56 Ann Crampton, '56 Robina Gregg, '56 Phyllis Kempner, '56 Elinor Ketting, '56 Margaret Parsons, '56 Elizabeth Brandon, '57 Barbara Donahue, '47 Claire McKenzie, '57 Nancy Phillips, '57 Grace Ward, '57 Patricia Blunt, '58 Louisa Clarke, '58 1Wotlier's Class 1928 1929 1930 150 Alumnae Daughters il lollxer Margaret 'l'anzer Mathihla Kopetsehny Barbara James llarriet llantoul Evelyn Eliot 'Elizabeth 'l'nttle Constance Reynolds .lane Spofford Mary Chamic O'lirien M argaret Treadwell Agnes Snyder Ethel Thomas Elizabeth Garvin Elizabeth Johnson Adrienne Warxler Louis Cynthia Kohlsaat N. Jane Gibbons Selma Gintzler Alice llmnphrey Anita Parker Elinor Falk Eleanor Evans Lucy Lellingwell, ex '29 Gertrude Sligh Meredith Wilsoii llelen Andrews Amy Mengc, ex '29 Lela Keith Lillie Smith, ex '29 Louise Dreyfoos Anita Parker Elizabeth Laharee Elizabeth Wylie Dorothea Gate Alexandra Klnge, ex '30 Rita llutsel Dorothy llunt Celia 'Kingman Virginia Morris, ex '30 llarriet Wilsoll Margaret de Lancey Elizabeth Mcljollough and f.1I'2lllddH.llglllLC1'S o Continued Illlllglllld' Alice llunzl, '59 Mathilda Donahue, '59 llarbara Ann Metlreevy, '59 Lois llaldwin. '56 Alive llnwkins, '50 Elizabeth lliteliey, '56 Lucie llelin, '57 Mary Chal'l'ee, '57 Ann Grundy, '57 Sarah Field, '58 Cynthia dellaan, '58 Susan Ilxmter, '58 ,loan Sperry, '56 Deborah Bethel, '57 llarbnra Gude, '57 Cynthia Harkness, '57 Maren llenry, '57 'Rosemary Klinebcrg, '57 Barbara Morgan, '57 Susan Paige, '57 Ellen Elting, '58 Martha Norman, '58 Lucy Pulling, '58 Virginia Sellers, '58 ,ludith llourne, '59 Susan llowditeh, '59 Ellen Marie Goff, '59 Mary Lee Keogh, '59 Katherine Elizabeth Lindsa Mary Louise Marks, '59 Amy Woods Paige, '59 Rue Reinke, '59 Susan Case, '56 Laurie Rankin, '56 Xenia Snheekebier, '56 Marguerite Post, '57 Sandra Smith, '57 Barbara Atwood, '58 Elizalmeth lliddle, '58 Eileen Conghlin, '58 Anne lletzel., '58 Margaret johnson, '58 Winifred Jolmson, '58 Y Mollterfs Class l 93 I I 932 M ulluer Ahhie Spear Doris Taylor lluth Gilnson Sarah Weyerllaeuser., ex '30 Carolyn llieharcls lsalvel M. Winhurn Ulivia Walker., ex 'ill Elizahelll Curry, ex '3I lsahel M. NVinhurn Martha Avcrett Marian Kelly Mary Alice Melneray Sarah llayes lllanelletle lloolaer 'lilinore ,laynes Millieent. lieeker Elizaheth llrooke ' Josephine Ilreuenian, ex '3l Genevieve ,llenezet Cynthia Goodwin Moore Marianne Stevenson Katherine Selz Beverly Pauhnan Eleanor llawkes. ex 'Sl ' Judith Kelly Isahel lloard Marjorie llurlhurt. Margaret Newhall Marggaretta Miller Margaret Kinder Mary Louise Colhuru Justine Eiseinan Suzanne E. Parsons Nancy l'. liatson, ex '32 Josephine Williams Katharine ,lones Lueia Manneselunialt ,loan Bowie .lanet Wright Caroline Stone Margaret Ayer Lucia Mannesehniidt Catherine Cochnun Margaret Wells Louise lansker I laughter Ann Jones, '58 Ann Siinonson, '58 Ruth Morris, '59 Elise B. Rosenberry, '59 Barbara Fortune faclvanced Sldlltllllb Isabel Barkley, '56 Olivia llaxnilton, '56 Elizabeth Kingsley, '56 Nancy liurliley, '57 Nlartha Denniston, '57 Marian Ferry, '57 Patricia Glavin., '57 Sheila Nichols, '57 Sandra Rockefeller, '57 Joan Salford, '57 Staphauie Yater., '57 Tueker Blackburn, '58 Jean Buchanan, '58 Anil Butterfield, '58 Janet Mathews, '58 Alicia Magnuson, '58 Barbara Mayer, '58 Gay Stirling, '58 Ann L. llalis, '59 Elissa English, '59 Nlary Agues Fosllee, '59 Jean Judson Squire, '59 Mary Margare't Vennutn, '59 M. Anne MacDonald, '56 Grizzella Paull, '56 Mary Glenn, '57 Justine Nlecray, '57 Elizabeth Newhall, '57 Marianne Rash, '57 Ellen Rhodes, '57 Jean Southworth, '57 Lucia Coulter, '58 Mary Evans, '58 ,lean Fay, '58 Katharine Ayers, '58 Elizabeth Colvin, '59 Joan Coulter, '59 Catherine Eppinger, '59 Mary Hyde, '59 Margaret Louise Schwarz, '59 Alumnae Daughters and Granddaughters 0 Continued IVfotl1er's Class 1933 1934- 1935 1936 1938 Spec. Spec. 65-66 Spec. 68-69 Prep. 65 -70 1869 152 B4 other Katharine Nairne Virginia Johnston, ex '33 Frances Mitchell .lewell Turner Dorothy Allen Josephine Pullman llelen Edmundson, ex '33 Helen Ratnoff Dorothy Allen Ruth Swift Elizabeth Barnes, ex '34- Shirley Clarke, ex '34- Rhoda Shaw Ilierol Muller, ex '34- Edith Erdmann Phyllis Boardman, ex '35 Gertrude lzard, ex '35 Florence Steinberg, ex '35 Jane Voorhees Rosemary Paris Florence Seafe, ex '35 Caroline Bird, ex '35 Remle lless, ex '36 Mary Robbins Violet Salmanowilz Alice Shirk Kate Vondermuhl Ellen Parsons Rose Jackson, ex '38 Dorothy Durlacller, '38 Cramlmother Cora Brooks fgreat-grand motherj Ada Waddington fgreat-grandmotlierj Susan Merriam fgreat-grandmotherl Adclla Otis Mary A. Fox Cgreat-grandmotherj Elizabeth Williams Mary Constant Daughter ,loan Goodson., '56 Wayne Goss, '56 Faith Wagner, '56 Judith Ames, '57 lilizabetlx Hubbard, '57 Mary 'I'ueker, '58 Marcia 'l'neker, '58 Coyla llell Cadvunced standing? Elizabeth Plotz., '58 Floreuee Hubbard, '59 llutli Van Nice, '59 Carolyn Mereliant, '58 Susanna Van Cleef, '58 Linda Shaw Clark, '59 Lynn Harrington, '59 Gail Anne Linbnru, '59 Phyllis Gibson, '58 Gretchen llolzer, '58 Paula Weil, '58 ,lane Wylie, '58 Rosemary M izener, '59 Constance Seymour, '59 Carol Menuez Qadvaneed standi llemle Cann, '58 .loan Kelley, '59 Elizabeth Klosty, '59 Royse Usher, '59 Kate Knapp Van Winkle, '59 Carol Crocker Williams., '59 Sandra Sheppard, '59 Ileatriee lsaae, '59 Granddaughter Deborah Martin, '57 Pauline Lindert, '57 Elena de la Ossa, '56 Cynthia Laing, '56 Suzanne Cochran, '59 Cornelia llumpllreys, '56 Amy Wolf, '58 Spec. 1874 1877 1890 1894 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1909 69-70 Grandmother Almira Cowles Julia Bennett fgreat-grandmotherj Mary Thaw Thompson Fanny Clark Belden Blanche .Ferry Helen Slade Frank Collins Marie Champney Mary Parmele, ex '96 Queen Ferry Mary Parmele, ex '96 Vassie 'James Helen Sinner, ex '98 Martha Scott Jarnagin Elizabeth Burwell Stella Hamburger, ex '99 Agnes Birdsall, ex '00 Alice Belknap Ada Jeannette Lord Mary Fleming Labaree Agnes Wood Celia Spicer Mary Merrill Mary Thompson Helen Brel Dunstan Annette Wallach Lois Warren, ex '06 Henrietta Reeb Marie Barrell Grandaughter Linda Bassett, '56 Helen Bassett, '57 Elizabeth Bassett, '59 Laurie Rankin, '56 Susanna Van Cleef, '58 Constance Belden, '58 Sandra Rockefeller, '57 Susan Bowditch, '59 Sarah Brown, '56 Cornelia Humphreys, '56 Harriet Hamlin, '57 Celia F aulkner, '58 Judith Hamlin, '59 Grace Ward, '57 Helen Gage, '57 Martha Norman, '58 Deborah Cobb, '57 Elinor Aaron, '56 Ellen Rhodes, '57 Ann L. Balis, '59 Laurie Rankin, '56 Rue Reinke, '59 Ann Crampton, '56 Barbara Atwood, '58 Susan Stanwood, '58 Susanna Van Cleef, '58 Jean Fay, '58 Gail Linburn, '59 Linda Shaw Clark, '59 Betty Anne Schaefer, '59 Axinelisa Hubbard, '59 . 6?i .qu . 'lf' W , Lx Sheryl Anderson Thelma Andreson Deborah Arthur Elizabeth Binney iMfBf James R- M0031 IMTB- Peter Adamsl fMrs. C. S. Hartleyf fMrs. Melvin A. Former Members of the Class of 19 6 AITKEN, NANCY C. 12 St. Andrews Dr., Clayton 24, Mo. AMESBURY, JANE C. Rt. 3, Excelsior, Minn. ANDERSON, SHERYL CMrs. James R. Moonj 829-14 St., W. Des Moines, Iowa ANDRESON, THELMA fMrs. Peter Adamsj 500 So. Center St., Orange, N. J. AQUILINO, CLEE CMrs. James Acel 112 Whitwell Dr., Syracuse, N. Y. ARMITAGE, FRANCES 888 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. ARTHUR, DEBORAH 419 E. 47 St., Kansas City, Mo. AUERBACHER, AMY QMrs. Richard Wilsonj 255 Tillou Rd., South Orange, N. J. BAER, ROBERTA CMrs. Stephen Goldnerj 11 Merion Rd., Merion, Pa. BEHAR, RACHEL 405 Claremont Pkwy., New York 57, N. Y. BERKEY, JANET L. 1724 E. 29 St., Tulsa, Okla. BERLINER, JANET 1420 Stevenson Rd., Hewlett, N. Y. BINNEY, ELIZABETH fMrs. C. S. Ilartleyj 444 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, Fla. BORDERS, CAROLYN G. 217 Linden Ave., St. Louis 5, Mo. BOSTWICK, LILLIAN Shelburne, Vt. BRACHFELD, HELEN CMrs. Melvin A. Scharfrnanj 04039345, 826 Tank Bn. Med. Det., APO 800, New York, N. Y. Helen Brac BRADDOCK, CHRISTINE M. 128 E. 91 St., New York, N. Y. BRINSMADE, SALLIE 78 Summit Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. BROWN, MARGARET CMrs. Paul R. Forgravel 711 S. Pitt St., Alexandria, Va. BRUST, MARGARET M. 318 Berkeley Dr., Syracuse, N. Y. BUCK, SUZANNE 3226 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Logansport, Ind. BUDABIN, HELENE 227 Everit Ave., Hewlett Harbor, N. Y. BURDICK, BARBARA J. 46 Midland St., Worcester, Mass. BURGIN, HARRIET CMrs. Elisha Leej 138 Central Ave., Milton 87, Mass. BARBARA BURKITT CMrs. Shoggettl 2889 S. W. Labbe Ave., Portland, Ore. BUTLER, SUZANNE CMrs. Paul Weinsheimerl 3 Monmouth Rd., Worcester, Mass. CARLSON, CATHERINE QMFB. Rochus Mummertj 62 Park Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. CATTERTON, LYNN J. 6031 Carver Rd., Indianapolis, Ind. CHAPIN, SUSAN fMrs. Lowell E. Lueptowj 215 E. Washington St., Stoughton, Wie. CHINN, MARGERY ANN 900 Cecil Rd., Westover Hills, Wilmington, Del. CLAUS, MARY ANN 231 Harding Dr., South Orange, N. J. COHEN, DORIS fMrs. Ivan Sachsj 509 Franklin Ave., Nutley, N. J. COOK, BEVERLY A. 18 Orient Ave., Douglaston, N. Y. Catherine Carlson Susan Chafin Doris Cohen Jean Crawfo Mrs. Rochus Mummertj CMrs. Lowell E. ueptowj Mary Ann Claus CMrs. Ivan Sachsl CMrs. Warren C. 15 V? W-'Q' rffj -'H ffillllrl-1 'A Y . 'E' Un . - f- -f ' 1 V S V AL S 5 ,A V . I . Z . ' '- I ' 'za A .- 15: as ,Q Q .4 'ff L, X 'X kg., Dill Elisabeth A. Gibson Louise Gilbert Serene Grey Delores W. Gusky Humesj fMrs. Ward Mauckj CMrs. L. Philip Swirbulj CRAWFORD, JEAN fMrs. Warren C. Hutchinsj 37 Ilillhouse Ave., New Haven, Conn. CRONYN, SUSAN CMrs. John M. 'liettemerl 113 E. 35 St., New York, N. Y. CROSS, JUDITII ANN R. D. 4, Canandaigua, N. Y. I DEAR, SUSAN fMrs. l'lamilton Rossj Blue Mill Rd., Morristown, N. J. DILL, ELIZABET11 QMrs. Graham llumesj 633 Charles St. Ave., Towson 4, Md. DILLON, JOAN CMrs. James Mosleyl Far 1'1ills, N. J. DOOM, PATRICIA C. 'l700 Greenhill Ave., Wilmington, Del. DOUBLEDAY, M. PATRICIA fMrs. Henry Glen Ilead, Y. DUPEE, ALICE Q'Mrs. James Thompsonj 19 George St., Belmont 78, Mass. EI-IRMAN, AN1'l'A L. Wood Ileath Farm, Armonk, N. Y. EICIIEL, EILEEN P. 865 Walton Ave., New York 51, N. Y. ELIOT, MARY fMrs. Robert Winnel 6-6 Notl. Dr., Troy, N. Y. FARNSWOR'I'll, ANN Uvlrs. Ricardo Mestresj 515 Oakwood Ave., Lake Forest, Ill. FARQUHARSON, DIANE 1629 Columbia Rd., N. W., Washington 9, D. C. FARRIS, EVELYN F. 1511 Marpolc Ave., Vancouver, B., C., Canada FOLLANSBEE, JUD1'l'l'l P. Fox Chapel Rd., Pittsburgh 15, Pa. FOSTER, SUZANNE R. 305 Juniata Ct., Pittsburgh, Pa. FRANKS, SANDI 2935 Pine Grove, Chicago, Ill. Joan Harris Graham D- 7 '1s Q.. .3 .si 5, Spencerj Georgia C. Harwood f , GAMBLE, ETHEL fMrs. Robert deLancy Moserl 18 Hillvale Dr., St. Louis 5, Mo. GAUDETTE, KARLA CMrs. Borsethj Rt. I, Box 520, Everett, Wash. GIBSON, ELISABETH A. 61 Winding Way, West Orange, N. J. GILBERT, LOUISE fMrs. Ward Mauckl Waterville Rd., Avon, Conn. GORDON, AUDREY fMrs. Stanley L. Straussj 214 W. 91 St., New York, N. Y. GREY, SERENE CMrs. L. Philip Swirbulj 34 Garner Lane, Bay Shore, N. Y. GUSKY, DELORES W.. 507 Rock Glen Dr., Wynnewood, Pa. HABSBURG, ALEXANDRA 30 Hyde Ave., Newton, Mass. HAGYARD, MONA J. 124-5 E. Cooper Dr., Lexington, Ky. HALSEY, CYNTHIA B. 2640 Arlington Ave., New York 63, N. Y. HARKNESS, ANNE 788 Park Ave., New York 21, N. Y. HARLOW, S. ALISON 150 W. 11 St., New York 11, N. Y. HARRIS, JOAN CMrs. Graham Spencerj 84 Summit Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. HARWOOD, GEORGIA C. 3362 Norwood Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio HECHLER, IRIS M. 376 Broadway, Monticello, N. Y. HILL, DAVIETTE C. 401 Highland Dr., Kenwood, Chevy Chase, Md. HORTON, KATHLEEN A. S. 260 Hopkins Pl., Longmeadow, Mass. HUBBELL, LORNA M. 5265 Westminster Pl., St. Louis 8, Mo. Clay Ironsj Marie F. J obnson Ethel V. Johnsen fMrs. John S. Whitingj Marjorie S. Klempner 'r . f , - . te, 6 4 . sig- - ' - 335 ' .,f x , . -'. if 4 f rm V . -114 Sara E. Knight Nancy C. Kurtz HUGHES, DOROTHY D. 1340 Old Mill Rd., San Marino, Calif. HULL, EUNICE L. 115 DeWindt Rd., Winnetka, Ill. HYDE, HARRIET CMrs. F. Taylor Mauckj 1192 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. JENCKES, GEORGIA C. 63 Hillside Rd., Brookline, Mass. JOHNSEN, ETHEL V. 547 West Lake Rd., Canandaigua, N. Y. JOHNSON, ANNE fMrs. Charles Carroll, III, 214 Edgevale Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. JOHNSON, ELEANOR C. Hnntleigh Village, St. Louis 22, Mo. JOHNSON, MARIE F. QM... John s.Whn1ngp 51 Randolph Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. JOLLY, LOUISE QMrs. Irwin Schwartzj 218 New York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. JOYCE, LUCY C. 1165 Fifth Ave., New York 29, N. Y. KANZLER, KATRINA 24-I Lakeshore Dr., Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. KLEMPNER, MARJORIE S. 133 Elmwood Ave., Longmeadow 6, Mass. KNIGHT, SARA E. 1587 Westover Ave., Petersburg, Va. KOHLMEYER, MARIE 325 Walnut St., New Orleans, La. KURTZ, NANCY C. 2899 Brighton Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio KUUSK, KULLA-graduated 1955 529 E. 31 St., New York, N. Y. LARSON, CELIA 625 Hollow Tree Rd., Darien, Conn. LEERS, MARILYN E. 555 Wyndham Rd., Teaneck, N. J. Rhona Levinson Mary Lloyd QMrs. David I. Hoffmanj fMrs. George Packard IIIJ 6559-', ve .-il i V-- . 2'-'Q -4 Pm. .6 ' 'J ill' 'sf Kulla Kuusk Celia Larson Maureen Le fMrs. Leo Win LEFCORT, MAUREEN CMrs. Leo Winter, Jr.J 4-30 E. 86 St., New York 28, N. Y. LETTIS, JEANNE fMrs. George B. Calderj 30 Chatham Rd., Chatham, Mass. LEVEN, BARBARA 818 S. Brentwood, St. Louis 5, Mo. LEVINSON, RIIONA fMrs. David I. Hoffmanj 888 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass. LIPTON, BARBARA QMrs. Martin E. Tanzerj 187 Lakeview Dr., llewlett, N. Y. LLOYD, MARY QMrs. George Packard, IIIJ 18140 Giilph Rd., Villanova, Pa. LOGAN, LOIS Mayapple Rd., Stamford, Conn. LOVEJOY, GAIL fMrs. Anthony Astrachonj 8114 St. Paul Ave., Detroit 14, Mich. LOVELL, DOROTHY M. 24- Walpole St., Norwood, Mass. LOWERY, RHONDDA CMrs. William W. Grant, IID 3 Peter Cooper Rd., Apt. 7D, New York, N. Y. LYNCH, ANN F. CMrs. Peter Spenderj 4432 Edmunds St., N. W., Washington 7, D. C. McKAY, FRANCES CMrs. llenry II. Armstrongj 3 Von Lent Pl., Pittsburgh 32, Pa. MACONOCHIE, J. SUSAN Zealandia, Asheville, N. C. MAGRISH, MARY C. 5860 Wayside Ave., Cincinnati 30, Ohio MANN, JUDITH S. 54- Meadow Lane, Grosse Pointe 30, Mich. MARESI, CASSANDRA CMrs. William D. Spalding, .Inj Tuxedo Park, N. Y. MARSHALL, ANNE B. 66 Weed St., New Canaan, Conn. MARTIN, NANCY fMrs. Robert L. Prosserl 68 Franklin St., Englewood, N. J. Rhondda Lowery Dorothy M. 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C SUFC 0 JO THE HANHVEH INN S Hanover, New Hampshire H U VAWAK NEAKLY K AT UEKEOVY HEFXV7 HE- MAKE. 5 K ITT CHKONKCLE Hnwarll .Inhnsnn's 'ilvust Off The Campus IUINCII DINNI R Congrafulafions To The CLASS nf 1955 Ohio Sfafe League of Young Democrafs 1 R Nelson Lancionc, l'rcsi1lcnl and O Vassar College M W I R I Young Democrais I I 6 93 'A' INVESTMENT ADVISORY SERVICE Continuous advisory service on a fee basis to individuals. l,,rusl,ccs, executors and olhcrs having subslanlial investment portfolios. 4. Optional services for the convenience of clients BROKERAC E PRl'lPARNl'lON OF INCOME TAX RETURNS SAFICKEEPING OF SECURITIES 5 J. si W. SELIGMAN ec Co. Established 1864 65 Broadway NEW Yomi 6, NEW YORK 7 Betny Hires Hairdressing 'Best XVishes to the 21 Collegeview Avenue 11110.10 3864 FROM A FRIEND MRS. FRAzlER's DUTCH C0mP men'S of 26 Years Mannequin, Inc. Serving Students and Their Friends 29 Collegcvicw A ve. Phone 207 WINCHES WINDLASSES MARINE EQUIPMENT E!-XSEIJ MARINE EQUIPMENT EU., INE. NEW YoRK,NEw YORK 17 Sfafe Sfreef BOwling Green 9-1557 Gifts for the men in your life Best Wishes Complete Lme of Accessories 114- Raymond Avenue and DYER-S' PHONE 0-I-fl Arlington p0ugl,kc,,l,si,,, Y, Ruymoml Avenue G IJARRYES INDEPENDENT CABS BCST XVISIICS Cadillac-Limousine Service 1 yi flii'il,El?ll'0Nlfi 3 4 7 Mann bl. lyxtt of Ng . Qentrul R. Il. 17 cjollegcyiexy Avenue Office al blilllhll 52 Main Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Rings Pins Nleiluls tlllilrlllri gxwjjc,,,,f - CUPS !ll!.I'illLll l'l'u nes . ' I .rkfllcfl , . . l rnplues . cmfrw1ufz.rln1j1 .r1q'1crb quality YOUR CLASS .lI'IWl'II,l'lli DIEGES Sz CLUST I7 lolln Slreel. New York 8. N. Yi. lSOS'l'0 N 0 PIC U V I Il li N C IC JT lllllQflll'IIlY'illg ,Ivirvlnrs F. H. PIERSON SI SON Dealer in Meats and Poultry 9l Halnillou Street Pollgllkeepsie, N. Y. Congratulations from HCOKE IN THE BOTTLE, NATURALLYH Shalimar BEAUTY SALON Fmzfzzrifzrg the new Pizzmrl perwfmerzt Ill Collegeview Ave. Pflllgll. 72 Compliments of FA BIA N S 50 liziynmml .Xvenm Compliments of Arthur A. Olson and Company Industrial Healing Engineers Cunlielil, Ohio lfesl xvl!-ill4'S lu llw Clue-as of '56 and Thank You for Your Pufromzge Bella Donna Beauty Salon Pk . 88114 Best of Luck to The Class of 1956 9 from The Class of 1957 coNGRATuLArloNs River Valley and Fresh Frozen Foods BEST WISHES O to the C. J. DRISLANE CO Members Of INCORPORATED The C1355 of Wliite Plains and Newburgh, New York BEST WISHES FROM, i t ILT' - Ucvlilcu ' STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS, INC. Westfield, Mass. Factories in Easthampton, Mass., and London, Ontario STANLICY LEADS with more than l50 Quality Plus Products demonstrated exclusively at STANLEY Hostess Parties: Waxes, Polishes, Dusters, Mops, Brooms, Brushes, Cleaning Chemicals to save time, work and money in house- keeping. Toilette Articles. Bath Accessories, Cosmetics, Personal and Clothing Brushes and many other attractive items to improve the family's grooming. Originators of the Famous Stanley ffosless Party Plan MID-HUDSON BIITTLED GAS, INCORPORATED 860-862 M A I ,N S'l'Ill5I'1T .PIIONI-I2 I0l6 Pougllkeepsie, N. Y. . ane .filo fmea :Noosa-onmrun C L o TH E s B Y Anne Fogarty Carolyn Schnurer Lanz Originals Madeleine Fauth Raymond Avenue Poughkeepsie Corzgmtzzlfztioris Class of 1956 Rcm'ai:lcw'Car Choose an Stieff Sterling Silver Pattern ID ll I V- U R - S E L F For Friends lo give us Graduation Cifls 7 'V Rvrile for pzlllern folcler showing twelve lovely from designs: also the fzunous Williamsburg I8 Ccnl- A V I S E N T, A , C A R nry Iiurly American design. S YSTEIVI .flxkfor Sliel'l s '4SiIver SurI ' Iulesl in modern molil' THE STIEFF COMPANY SIIVCFSIIIIIll!-3 C0IlISlI'lIlIlS-lJ0M'I.Cl'0l'S Wyman Park Driveway ISAIIIIIINIOIIIII II, MAIIYIAND A Car of your Own when Visiling VASSAR COLLEGE and the Beautiful .I IUDSON VALLEY CRICDIT CAR PRIVILECES HONORED I2 Cannon Street - PK - Tcl. 4338 THE EIXIT SHOP, INC. 25 CoHegeview Avenue O RADIOS VICTROLAS RECORDS BIKES FURNITURE Slip inlo these smart Spalding mueeu- . sins-yon'lI see they really set the fi' puceiin foot-comfort. Miss Jo features I Neollte soles and heels. , 17 Carlrlml Sl. Tel. 3162 llunrl-sewn vamps of ., Iinest leather. Available f . Q i' - , 1 Famous for Our . . , 5 I fi , g nl widths 352.50 Sizzling Steaks on Sizzling Platters AAAA 10 C- Full Course Dinners SSI .75 up ' . . i A ' Q ix .. ' Wi, ,.., , -ixxff fnlss I0 Sealootl is our Specialty C' ' M M ' Continental Cooking Free Parking YVRI,GI'l'l' N DITSON 462 Boylston St. Boston 16, Mass. VASSAR IBIRANQIHI 'l,'lIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF POUGIIKEEPSIE Nearest Bank lo College One Block from Campus SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS FOR S'l'UDEN'I'S GEN.ERAIl. BANKING SERVICES SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Serving the Community since 1924 The Salfford Flower Shop THE THREE ARTS 70 ELOWICRS HY WIRE CHINA-CRYSTAL-ST:x1NLnss STEEL AIYHOSI Anywhere in U10 World tllmllgh the Florists' Telegraph Delivery for your wedding giftf lSS iMI Ill CANNON S'I'li El31'l,' 56 R1ly'm0llll AVC- Phone 538 Pougllkeepsie, N.Y. Compliments of the CONGRATULATIONS VIRGINIA BEVERAGE COMPANY, TheClassof1956 'NCORPORATED Norfolk, Virginia 9 Distributors of the jamoua P B S PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER SALES COMPANY . R I. W Finest Beer Served . . . 32 liaytnond Avenue 'jdnyujdere Pottgllkeepsic, N. Y. . The Clothes you need For the Life you Lead: Yon'II Iind them al l,ttf'key's, season after season. For over 85 years. almost as long as Vassar Itas existed, we have specialized in fashions that rollout the partivular blending ol' town and country life hero in Dtttclicss County. 'l'I1at is why we always have the casually com- fortable, tltv correvtly tailored. the lreaulifully formal things you need for the life you lead at Vassar. LUCKEY, PLATT Sz CO. POUClrlKlQEPSlIC,N.Y. 7 X 4 W X ' Q 4, 3 You can count on plenty of flowers, books, and sympathy from your friends, if you run into a broken arm, leg, or anything. And, because you have the students' reinilnirscnienl insurance plan at Vassar, you can also count on some good, hard cash for the medical bills. The plan pays for illnesses, too. Statisticians tell us that an average of one out of seventeen people will have an accident during the year and one out of eight, will be a hospital patient. So, we recommend that, after you graduate, you arrange for insurance against accident or illness, on an individual basis, through a company representative in your own community. onneetieut General 0 Compliments of the E I. A S S El F 1 9 5 B ZW ' 6 M Compliments SCHRAFFTS of U Always the spot for FINE AMERICAN F000 FR I EN D BREAKFAST, LU NCH. DINNER TEA, COC KTAI L5 COMPLETE RESTAURANT SERVICE FOUNTAIN CAKE AND CANDY COUNTER GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 5cHRAFF1 s f m,W 'f 'M iw wk , 1 J 0 I T . 1 , I 4 W I Q no 4, f W4 'N, ,-N, i 4- 5 . , , 1 - Q 5 N H in l v-1- M Ill' TIT 4 v -4 xx -' Q-'S I 'I Q .SQ n iii W- .ax L - 1 I -I 1 H JN 3.1. fig v X I, H , I Y f't'ir D' + 1,5 , , ... ,VN '- fl, M Q. Q -. fit 'A' - af , . ,,. . , ,,, V ' :, :A had -u .hwy-' QC' M-:Q-' rij if f 1' I x --'1 3 -J.- 4 If ONE' ' f aw fgi gs fly fi 3'-, w ,q -jr, ' if 51 A Engl' IW 'ffgf be -, i Q H ---vi' 31+ r ' 'l,1,fQ'Y2' -45 X -mn: ,MW 'TS-N195 . A U figjg, ,
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