Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1964 volume:

a — es A a = ee 7 si - a, Se ee ey eS Be a Ci i (vam elds , - Presented by the Class of 1965 . To the Class of 1964 May 1964 Si Oe Fee “ a82 . ae iS S. Ww az . % AS... ¥; . % % : e a aU. ee 3 ‘Se a Waa. %. Tas eva : s . : o 7 s . — Jee — os Table of Contents .s a es wat : 5 he “ fee Pe . ‘e; “aS zr X ¢’ 2 A ie ae oe | Ne There was a Child The Wise Who Led Admunistration Faculty Days Dissolved in Laughter Dormitory Life Social Activities Underclassmen Ideas Coalesced and Were Dispersed College Government Association Academic Activities The Child Went Forth There was a child went forth every day, And the first object she looked upon That object she became, And that object became part of her For the day or a certain patt of the day, Or for many years ot stretching cycles of years... I was the world in which I walked and what I saw Or heard or felt came not but from myself And there I found m yyself more truly and more strange — Wallace Stevens -— There 1s communication on the earth As quiet as the opening of a wing — John Malcom Brinnin — Happiness 1s speechless —G. W. Curtis — 4 meuiniton AR _.. Such philosophic thoughts That I can rejoice everywhere I go In the lovable Oddity Of things — Carmen Bernos de Gasztold — The curious whether and how: Whether that which appears so Is so; or 1s tt all Flashes and Specks? —— Walt Whitman — The curtain falls The chatrs are bare The archetypes are sans ther masks, And the rigid tradihon, The strict abstract of communication, Echoes in their after chat = M. C. T. — She was the single artificer of the world In which she sang And when she sang, the sea, Whatever self it bad Became the self that was ber song For she was the maker — Wallace Stevens — She knew the life long martyrdom The weariness, the endless pain Of wating jor someone to come Who nevermore would come a gain — Vittoria Colonna — ive me time en ave always so driven! Make them understand that I can never burry ive me time to eat ive me time to plod ive me time to sleep ve me time to think — Carmen Bernos de Gasztold — Small hgbts of those who meditate at midnight And hgbhts directed through the colored panes of windows . We see the heht but see not whence 1t comes — T. S. Eliot — assions of rain, or moods in falling snow; I! pleasures and all pains Remembering The bough of summer and the winter branch These are the measures destined for ber soul — Wallace Stevens — And the child was led by wise Who had already been forth, Who had arrived and who were yet Always going forth. And they established A continuous dialogue day after day Striving for perfect communication, Often ending in frustration. Leadership through guidance and inspiration. DEDICATION The Class of 1964 dedicates Nike 1964 to Mrs. Elizabeth S. May in appreciation of the fifteen years of devotion which she has given to Wheaton College in the capacities of pro- fessor, dean, and acting president. In the crucial year 1961 she brought the experience of professor of economics and researcher in that field to the highest position of the college administration. With these qualifications she has worked conscientiously to correct the errors of the past and to create a blueprint for an orderly future. As teacher she has been a brilliant lecturer and con- versationalist whose knowledge reaches far beyond her im- mediate field of study. She has listened with a patient sense of humor to the myriad of problems to which deans fall heir; her advice has been both helpful and illuminating. To each of us Mrs. May has been an inspiration to resist stagnation and complacency. Realizing that Wheaton has no right to claim her perma- nently, we say good-bye and wish for her future a continu- ance of the success which she has attained in the past. Robed in academic excellance. Elizabeth S. May, Dean of the College Luther Gardner Holbrook BoarD OF TRUSTEES Richard P. Chapman, A.B., M.B.A., Chairman Carrol M. Shanks, B.B.A., LL.B., LL.D., Vice-Chairman Sylvia Meadows, A.B., A.M., Secretary Maurice L. Clemence, A.B., M.B.A., Treasurer Helen Wieand Cole, Ph.D., L.H.D. William T. Hastings, 4.M., Ed.D., Litt.D. Ruth Capers McKay, Ph.D. Frances Ruml Jordan, A.M. Muri el E. Reynolds, A.B., L.H.D. Herbert Gezork, Ph.D., D.D., LL.D. Abram 7. Collier, A.B., LL.B. Gilbert H. Hood, Jr., A.B., M.B.A. Magdalena V. Quinby, A.B. Brackett H. Clark, Ph.D. Irene E. Longley, A.B. Margaret S. Eberle, A.B., A.M., Ed.D. Helen Watson Buckner Luther Gardner Holbrook, B.S., M.B.A. David Weld, A.B. William C. H. Prentice, 4.B., A.M., Ph.D., ex officio. WHEATON COLEE@s WELCOMES THE NEW TRUSiisES David Weld 4 : 2 4 3 | e = ADMINISTRATION William Courtney Hamilton Prentice, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. President TO THE CLASS OF 1964: Nike, the Goddess of Victory, must have been chosen as a patroness of our yearbook for some for- gotten reason. Does she symbolize conquest of childhood, of ignorance, of self, or only of the faculty? I should prefer a heroine of more modest implications, perhaps one who suggested growth and self-confidence and serenity and future promise. Ceres, perhaps? For the victory over ignorance is never won, only begun. The conquest of self has only been approached even in the saintly lives. The achievement of adulthood. in the best sense of that word. may be delayed a few years yet and even then reached only by a few of you. Your college wishes you success in whatever victories you do seek. May your years at Wheaton stand you in good stead. Greetings and farewell. You will always have a home here. Vier lite, President NANCY P. NORTON, A.B., PH.D., Assistant Dean of the College Miss Norton’s outstanding sportsmanship and fellowship qualities, which received form- al recognition from the United States Lawn Tennis Association (1959) are equally re- flected in her academic activities here at Wheaton and equally appreciated by those students seeking her aid in academic matters. ELIZABETH S. MAY, A.B., PH.D., LL.D., Dean of the College Both in her role as administrator and educator, Mrs. May has worked diligently to further the goals of higher education. Much of her infectious enthusiasm stems from her interest in the field of economics which has led her to publish numerous articles and reports and to do work for the United States government. Helen Esther Rhodes. Assistant to the Dean of Students Ellen Freedman, Administrative trainee Martha McCauley, Administrative trainee LEOTA C. COLPITTS, A.B., A.M., Dean of Students From charming hostess to wise coun- selor Miss Colpitts successfully mingles her talent for good cooking with her keen human insight, to be of constant assistance and encouragement to the entire student body. Her current world travels make more apparent her drive for knowledge, and her resultant leave of absence makes it more clear to us that she has been vital to the Wheaton Community. EEE A a PUBLIC RELATIONS Michael Born, Director of Public Information PLACEMENT REGISTRAR Leah Margaret Dearden Ruth Milward Bucknam, Director ADMISSIONS Barbara Ziegler, Director BOOKSTORE Wilfred Phillips Raymond, Manager Bernice Soldat, Assistant Not pictured: Charlotte Dill, Assistant BUSINESS OFFICE = =—§ se Peter Paul Wieliczko, Comptroller Paul Clayton Anderson, Manager INFIRMARY Mario Stanhope Keating Palmer, M.D. Kitty Brown, R.N. Dorothy Bertha Isaacson, R.N. Helen Andrews, Jean London, Mary Beals, Hilda Harris, Librarian, Gertrude Martin, Helen Geer, Margaret Eden. Marjorie White, Harriet Forbes. Edward Diffley, Gilda Smith, Elizabeth Riedenbach DINING HALL Paul O’Connor, Director LIBRARY IBA (OUL IDF Street Corner Society What, me worry? PAUL FREDERICK CRESSEY AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: During the thirty two years that Mr. Cressey has been at Wheaton, he has established a reputation both as a distinguished teacher and as a well-loved man. While always maintaining high standards of academic excellence, he has always been understanding and patient, giving specific guidance and touching everything with the insight that allows both personal and aca- demic subjects to achieve higher significance. But it is not only for this that we are grateful to him. His home has always been open to students; he has graced everything with the kindness of a quiet humor; he has initiated and organized rewarding lectures, programs, and academic functions. We deeply appreciate the many things he has done for us, and hope that the years ahead will be as rewarding for him as his years here have been for us. Always filled with the spirit and love of youth. Lucile Elizabeth Bush, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Art Department Chairman Frank Wells Ramseyer, Jr., A.B., A.M. Professor of Music Art and Music Edna Dorintha Parks, B.Mus., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Music Acting Department Chairman Mary Laura Heuser, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Art Mary Shimer Mangat-Rai, A Berd Mea PicD: Assistant Professor of Art Samuel Youngs Edgerton, Jr., A.B., M.F.A., AM. Assistant Professor of Art Helen Zoe Duncan, B.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music iia Carlton Thrasher Russell, A.B., M.F.A. Instructor in Music Nancy Ann Yeager, B.Mus., M.Mus. Instructor in Music Ellalou Dimmock, A.B. Josef Nathan Cobert, B.Mus., M.Mus. Instructor in Music Instructor in Music Myrian Baker, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Music Charles Knight Fassett, 4.B., A.M. Instructor in Music Choral Director Robert Lathrop Sharp, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English Department Chairman Edwin Stuart Briggs, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Enghsh Charles Edward Aughtry, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Katherine Alice Burton, A.B., A.M. Curtis Dahl, A.B., A.M. Ph.D. Professor of English Professor of English Louise Barr Mackenzie, A.B., A.M. Professor of English Frances Ann Shirley, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English ms Robert Sundling Taylor, A.B. Lecturer in English David Horton Mills, 4.B., A.M. Instructor in English Judith Laurence Anderson, A.B., A.M. Instructor in English Walter Joseph Renaud, A4.B., A:M. Instructor in English Anthony Dingman, A.B.. M.F.A. Director of Dramatics Elma Dorothy Littlefield, 4.B., A.M. Professor of French Department Chairman Janet Taylor Letts, A.B., Diplome, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of French NOT PICTURED Christiane Combe Licence es Lettres, University of Alger Diplomes d’Etudes Superieures Agregation de Lettres CAPES de Lettres, University of Paris Instructor in French Lena Lois Mandell, 4.B., A.M., Professor of French Modern Languages Mary Louise Libby, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of French Catherine Lombard-Latune, Licence es Lettres Assistant in French Lucinda Moles, 4.M., A.M. Doctora en Filosofia y Letres Professor of Spanish Department Chairman Inocencia Rodriguez Mellado, Bachillerato. Licenciada en Leyes Instructor in Spanish Burkhard Seubert, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of German Department Chairman Rebert Ruiz. Maestro en Filosofia A.M. Assistant Professor of Spanish Asta Helena Lepinis, 4.5., 4.M. Instructor in German Serge Vladimir Pastuhov. 4.B., A.M. Instructor in Russian Department Chairman Hans Rudolf Burger. Lehrausweis fur Sekundarschulen Instructor in German Jane Eleanor Ruby, A.B., A.M., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History Fiistory Ernest John Knapton, A.B3RVA-b a AM, PhD. Professor of History Department Chairman Carolyn Mae Clewes. ARAM Lin. Professor of History Barbee-Sue Rodman, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History Nancy Paine Norton, 4.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Paul Christian Helmreich, 4.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of History Economics Henrietta Cooper Jennings, A.b., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Economics Department Chairman Rockwood Quock Ping Chin, 4.b., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Economics Elizabeth Stoffregen May, abe ACI I OAD Professor of Economics David Lowenthal, 4.B., B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Government Department Chairman Government Daniel Meier Lewin, 4.B., A.M., Ph.D. Daniel Vincent Finneran, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Government Instructor in Government Classics, Philosophy a f and Religion . Brooks Emmons Levy, 4.B., A.M., PA.D. Assistant Professor of Classics Samuel Ira Abrams, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Classics Holcombe McCulloch Austin A.B., A.M. Professor of Philosophy Department Chairman Willard Finley Enteman, A.B., M.B.A., A.M. Instructor in Philosophy John ArthutiMiaren A.B., A.M., ST BLS i Charles Conrad Forman, A.B., S.7.B., S.T.M., Ph.D. Professor of Religion Lecturer in Religion Department Chairman Harold Field Worthley, A BLAM, SS. Bes Instructor in Religion College Chaplain Clinton Viles MacCoy, A.B., A.M., PA.D. Professor of Biology Erology Elizabeth Lloyd White, 4.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Biology Department Chairman Rhoda Garrison, 4.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Biology Jane Louise Chidsey, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Biology Allen Vegotsky, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology and Chemistry Barbara Watkins Kimball, A.B. Assistant in Biology Chemustry and Astronomy Maud Alice Marshall, A.B., D. Phil. Professor of Chemistry Department Chairman William Richard Smith, 4.B., A.M. Lecturer in Astronomy Department Chairman Bojan Hamlin Jennings, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Herbert Richard Ellison, AMS I AAUP Assistant Professor of Chemistry Nancy Beers LeRoy, A.B., A.M. Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry Lucy Read Hubbard Warren, A.B., A.M. Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry Philip Reece Wilson, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physics Department Chairman Physics and Mathematics Anne Frances O’Neill ABA. PhD: Harry Moore Landis, Professor of Mathematics i: A BAaM:S! Department Chairman Francene Smith Burnett, B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor Assistant in Physical Science of Physics Barbara Jean Beechler, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics Sandra West, B.S., A.M. Instructor in Mathematics Walter Cleveland Shipley, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Department Chairman Evelyn Irene Banning, A.B., A.M., Ed.D. Professor of Psychology and Education Department Chairman Richard Harrison Robbins, A4.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology Department Chairman Robert Clarkson Webb. A.B., A.M. Instructor in Psychology Psycholo ery Paul Joseph Sprosty, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology Betty Rhea Stewart, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology Sociology Sidney Alexander Forsythe, A.B., B.D., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology Paul a ee ae Ph.D. Fd ucation Professor of Sociology Rita Schuman Jordan, B.S., M.S. Consultant in Education Marjorie Hill Ford, B.Ed., Ed.M, Lecturer in Education Director in the Nursery School Carol Jeanne Staples, A.B., M.Ed. Instructor in Education Elizabeth Kingsley Horton, B.S. in Ed. Assistant in the Nursery School Christine White, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. Associate Professor of Physical Education Department Head Physwal Education Gail Parks, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education Rosalie Brown, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Instructor in Physical Education Hilda Bolster Mason, A.B. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Virginia Bailey Olney, A.B. Instructor in Physical Education Mother-love se . ARE HE Be Bi ee 98 RBS OH Ls csdheoshesapeedt odbc sabeuck ake Bs si A aes ses Soo soe Ee SS aa sa de RR RE BE ee Bs scdhendh echoed ‘ i we } BRE RE EB Ws MERE BE BE WE BE Pe I, pick up the briefcase and run. igna When I give the s Moreover... Anyone for dimple dashing? Son, you've just got to get used to all these girls. Gone... faster than the speed of light. I tell you, Herb, it’s a sure bet! Can I go to Amherst when I grow up? Behind every great man.... So there! But daddy ... There’s something about new sneakers and a spring day. It’s: about that peanut butter! In the beginning ... . The child looked around And saw shadows of herself Standing alone; Joining hands they formed a line And went forth gaily, And the ponderous journey became A dance of various arabesques With many days that slipped away, Dissolved in laughter. Same: saul. a: oe Be - oe a = 0 S = XS Patsy Ellis, House Chairman Ford House Peggy Snow, House Chairman Holmes Denise Jefferson, House Chairman Gretchen Brooks, Assistant peal y Wheaton Inn Terry Molina, House Chairman Chapin Ann Batchelder, House Chairman Sara Hempill, Assistant E aS UO lrman ; Pat Sayles, House Cha Sue Swisher, Assistant Julie Zietlow, House Chairman Pooh Faithfull, Assistant Pris Stevens, Assistant Petey Whitesell, House Chairman Kilbam ae Hhae Sie et yes ee nee einai Larcom rR 5 Ale 2 4 3 2 a ' So if a Lae - 8 a) wm o alee (ie) Jean Jones, House Chairman 7 Mansfield Lower Barrows de Mera: WSs House Chairman 9 Lucy Roosevelt Mclnnre Mary Thomas, House Chairman Cindy Erb, Assistant + ees | RR BR OR RR Re Mary Strider, House Chairman The Sem Robbie Preu, Assistant Judy Schwarz, House Chairman Me tcalf Stanton 4s i AP O “3 me O 3 a i L cm o = = nt ie o o fQ fQ White House Julie Guyton, Assistant, Debbie Collins, House Chairman Youn 1g Debbie Moore, Assistant Pris Webb, House Chairman Creation Conversation Recreation OGM TAG VACRIES Lexa Marshall, Vice-President Denise Jefferson, Secretary Adelaide Winfree. Treasurer Dance Club Eileen Krieger, President T ritons Amy Dennison, President Nancy Baldwin, Secretary-lreasurer Faye Douglas, Co-head Dramatic Association Vopvit 1964 STAFF Director: Louisa Rawle Assistant Director: Faye Douglas Production Manager: Natalie Lombard Script Committee: Louisa Rawle, Faye Doug- las, Natalie Lombard, Pat Sayles, Jody Claflin Music: Georgia McEwan Lyrics: Natalie Lombard, Mimi Tropp, Jody Claflin, Pat Sayles Choreography: Denise Jefferson Louisa Rawle, Co-head Radto Club § Rapes gaat: Se sack: RS Bessie Derby, Organizer and Temporary Chairman Chow Joan Scarborough, Presidént Lucy Smith, Secretary Laura Morton, Librarian Glee Club Katharine King, President Margaret Herron, Librarian Cynthia Clemence, Business Manager Mary Nelson, Performance Manager Catherine Kiriluk, Secretary Charity Jerman, Publicity Peggy Brown, Leader Pris Stevens. Business Manager Pam Harris. Leader W heatones —— Siaeeen Naomi Sawyer, President Toddy Callaway, Vice-President Selina Grew, Secretary Gail Miller, Treasurer Polly Burwell, Social Chairman Social Commuttee Want to come down to Brown this weekend? I just might do your toes. ae Dan Daly Day ad - Tiger, tiger burning bright... Junior-Freshman sister banquet. The strolling minstrels. I saw her standing there. Wanna bet? Dining and dancing at the King Phillip. The bird is the word. It won't be long now, yea yea. ie RESIS. Meaiicccesverrnrir Cus You didn’t think Miss Colpitts really did all that cooking, did you? e. a Singing soiree. I wanna hold your hand. THE FRESHMEN The bewilderment of registration. Front row: Anne Gellerman, Nancy Pearlstein, chairman, Becky Douglass, Claire Mitchell, Ann Farnham. Seated: Penny Alderman, Harriet Kessel, Carol Carter, Judy Barnett, secretary, Linda Saltman. Standing: Alice Burr, Judy Worth. FRESHMAN COUNCIL VEY F eee wt She ALY 6 Rages memTM Say Kose? £ A warm welcome for new members of the Wheaton commun z ne io} ” nN = o 5 2 s = at 5 S Sa, iS) = 2 Ny) R Que ee = es 3 re a 9 C4 S Ss AS 3% 'S x § 5 8 we Oo Se — 8 The confusion of rooming! The luxury of Wheaton’s gracious living! Oh! That first mixer! Making new friends. THE SOPHOMOKES om | he sia Presiden CLASS OBFICERS —— sinty Sams tanase Betsy Charr, Vice-President Self-help! Dungaree dolls! Paula, the world is a strange affair. Awaiting our sisters. Tell me, Doctor .. . It’s exactly 15% inches long! Dear Abby ... Yes, we have no bananas. Silly, silly sophomores. GEASS OFFIGaks Bonnie Page, President Jane Birchard, Secretary Charlotte Cheston, Treasurer Not Pictured: Nancy Baldwin, Vice-President Wheaton’s version of a sit-in. Junior year abroad: Sharon Sachs, Julie McFarland, Norma Frame, Cathey Newman, Rolly Fork, Melissa Pumpelly, Myra Reingold, Carolyn Fish, Anne Fankhauser “El Lawrence” But Grandma, what hairy legs you have! And for our next number Cheers! Eat, drink, and be merry. Contemplating the infinite PUPPET EST eee eee FT PCF RST ERS fe eteeee ag, FEV ETER TER tea es eee ttrtes ERCT Rae g es aye Wa ee Tet te as ea es ae: 2 ‘ : “F ote OF FE) € Good morning, world! Aint ca Nahodsiastnettibein, “Meccan ee 2 eit inch tai thats emuenimammsameamnaine nme ee caeidetdantiammnmmmmenshommmmateea nacre Se ened NRO NN LISELI LAI ISS o ee woe In her friends she found something inspiring. There were ones who gracefully bore the burdens of responsibility, who turned away from the worn path — the tedium of monotony, establishing societies where ideas coalesced and were dispersed. a] ] : ed 4 : a Nancy Griffin, President Alice Gloster, Judicial Chairman CGA Officers Julie Fulper, Vice-President Polly Burwell, Social Chairman Sally Hutton, Secretary Susan Schneebeli, Academic Chairman ' : 5 ' ; i ; ' ' i ' Honor Board Jill Jeppesen, Jane Nichols, Alice Gloster, Chairman, Mimi Tropp, Betsi Meany, Brooke Coors, Alison Seidlitz, June Christie, Marcia Ford, Margie Young Judicial Board Miss Leota Colpitts Mr. Paul Helmreich Mrs. Marjorie Ford Miss Nancy Norton June Christie Alice Gloster Margie Young Brooke Coors Jill Jeppesen Sue Schneebeli, Chairman Academic Committee Activities Council Nancy Griffin, Chairman es Ss T T, Religious Association Hydie Richardson, President Diana Walker, Vice-President Melanie Smith, Secretary Ruth Rose, Treasurer International Relations Cl ub Sally Remick, RC Scholar Frances Hochbaum, Program Director Sylvia Impert, Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Shalita, President Nike 1964 Joan Makechnie Editor-in-Chief Sylvia Impert Associate Linda Langston Business Manager Candy Yaghjian Lay-out Mary Thach Literary Wendy Taylor Photography Phyllis Rogde Advertising Helene Giftos Publicity Up a blind alley ... Back in the running. Wheaton News Cecily Bastedo, Editor-in-Chief Gail Griffith, Editor-in-Chief Rushhght Cornelia Clark Linda Sompayrac, President Young Democrats ER BR RE i tte a th mg Patsy Ellis, President Alice Jarman, Vice-President Marjorie Adoff, Secretary Rosemary Backus, Treasurer Mary Louise Caring, President Wheaton Liberal Union Norman Thomas, guest of Turn Towards Peace — Spring 1963. Marilyn Masi, President; Nancy Dietz, Vice-President Laura Barrett, Secretary; Nancy Lurensky, Treasurer Vou Vj iP R cpu b| ICA VIS George Cabot Lodge, guest of Young Republicans ¢ “ i German Club = oe F etn a a a oo 8 ws, ee ee tes Linda Fox, President Paula Stoppa, Secretary-Treasurer International Xmas Party French Club Missy Pussey, President Susan Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer Spanish Club Miss Mellado Doris Granoff, Secretary-Treasurer Midge Troyano, President Alice Bancroft, President Diana Walker, Secretary-Treasurer Geri Pacelle, President Lorna Shattuck, Secretary-Treasurer LLL LILLE LES. Pai Classics Club cience Club Raina Ernstoff, President Margaret McCarthy, Secretary-Treasurer Psychology Club Jill Eiseman, President Marilyn Eaton, Vice-President Margaret Schlicting, Secretary-Treasurer Serious Moments itt ety 4 . ke, 2 5 Lys m i These became patt of that child Who went forth every day, And who now goes, And will always go forth every day. Walt Whitman Jeannette Rose Atwood, President Wendy Webber Davis, Vice-President Sarah Chadwick Chrystal, Secretary SHNIOR GIL A NS June ae otal a Judith Ann Sapadin, Song Leader MARJORIE LOUISE ADOFF 50 Adams Street Hartford, Connecticut French CLAIRE DOUGLAS ALDEN 9221 Limestone Place College Park, Maryland Spanish Freshman Year: ‘Where am I going? I don’t quite know. MARY BABCOCK ATCHLEY Concord Road Lincoln, Massachusetts History of Art LYNN KOHN ALPER 24 Colborne Road Brighton 35, Massachusetts Mathematics JEANNETTE ROSE ATWOOD 22 Lockwood Road Scarsdale, New York History of Art SUSAN HOWARD ANDROS North Main Street Walpole, New Hampshire English Sophomore Year: ‘I’m feeling rather funny I don’t know what I.am—BUT Round about And round about And round about I go, MARGARET GRACE BACKER 27 Riverside Drive Florham Park, New Jersey Mathematics GUNTA AUSTRUMS 37 Forest Hills Street Jamaica Plain 30, Massachusetts French ALICE STUDER BANCROFT 631 Walnut Avenue Haverford, Pennsylvania History of Art SUSAN ELLEN BENSON Caixa Postal 5252 Rio de Janeiro C2-05, Brazil Spanish JOYCE RAWLE BARNIKER 5810 Elgin Avenue Pittsburgh 6, Pennsylvania History of Art ETHEL ANN BERMAN 1137 Coolidge Road Elizabeth, New York Biology ANN STREETER BATCHELDER 440 Colebrook Lane Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania American History HELEN GAIL BIBBY 14 Gilman Street Holyoke, Massachusetts English BARBARA SUSAN BERNSTEIN 3626 Kings Highway Brooklyn 34, New York English ‘Where am I going? The shadows pass Little ones, baby ones, over the grass.’ LINDA ANN BERTOCCI 30 Pine Street Wellesley Hills 81, Massachusetts French BARBARA BROOKES 3 Griffin Road Clinton, New York English ELIZABETH JAYNE BICKWIT 45 E. 66th Street New York 21, New York History of Art GAIL TEMA BOXER 50 Plummer Avenue Newburyport, Massachusetts French JOAN WENDY BLUM Browers Point Branch Road Hewlett Neck, L.I., New York Psychology LORNA SMITHERS BROOKES 109 High Street Malden 48, Massachusetts French PEGGY HARDIN BROWN DEBORAH BURGESS Rocky Point Road 102 South Worcester Old Greenwich, Connecticut Chartley, Massachusetts Chemistry American History Where am I going? The clouds sail by, Little ones, baby ones over the sky. seni cy SUSAN KEYWORTH BURKE 126 Glen Road Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts English ANNE PERRINE CANBY 1401 N. Broom Street Wilmington 6, Delaware European History MARY ELISE BURWELL 2759 Girard Avenue Evanston, Illinois European History WENDY ANN CAREY 2 Rockledge Drive West Hartford, Connecticut European History RUTH ANN CASDIN 12 Lenox Street Worcester, Massachusetts Mathematics ELENA CARRILLO y ROUTH 201 E. 79th Street New York, New York American History MARTHA JEAN CHILSON 33 Fales Street Franklin, Massachusetts Sociology ‘Where am I going? The high rooks call, It’s awful fun to be born at all, JUNE ELEANOR CHRISTIE Seminary Road Bedford, New York Mathematics SARAH CHADWICK CHRYSTAL 16 Orchard Street Glen Head, L.I., New York English ‘I am Sir Brian, as bold as a lion-— Take that!- and that! and that!’ JUDITH DIANE CITTA 8 Central Avenue Toms River, New Jersey English JUDITH ANNE CLARK 11 Wildemere Terrace Concord, New Hampshire English SUSAN ELIZABETH CLARKE 33 West Emerson Street Melrose 76, Massachusetts History of Art DIANNE JAQUITH COBBS 563 Woodside Drive Akron 3, Ohio History of Art ABIGAIL COLLINS 9 Hillcrest Circle Waban 68, Massachusetts American History MARY BROOKE COORS 34 Polo Club Circle Denver, Colorado Psychology SUSAN COLTHUP 293 East Palisade Avenue Englewood, New Jersey English CONSTANCE WILLARD CUTLER 39 Lincoln House Point Swampscott, Massachusetts Psychology LESLIE WHITEHURST COOMBS 131 Prince Street West Newton, Massachusetts French ‘And ladies from beneath the eaves Flutter their bravest handkerchiefs Or smiling proudly, toss down gages .. . But that was in the Middle Ages. It wouldn’t happen now.’ WENDY WEBBER DAVIS 19 South Mountain Road Pittsfield, Massachusetts European History BARBARA DAMROSCH RD 1 Sherman, Connecticut English DAREAN MELUTH DAY 16 Church Street Coxackie, New York Government dae 3 7 JUDITH ANN DECATO Lakeshore Drive West Franklin, New Hampshire Music ‘There are lots and lots of people who are always asking things . . BEVERLY ANN DECKER 19 Homestead Road Lynnfield, Massachusetts Psychology ALEXANDRA DeWOLF DENCH 25 The Waterway Saunderstown, Rhode Island English AMY RUTH DENNISON Route 2, Box 45 Storrs, Connecticut Spanish KAREN LYNNE DENNISON 19 Leroy Road Chappaqua, New York English CAROLE ANN DePIETTO 60 Fern Street Floral Park, L.I., New York English BESSIE KIDDER DERBY 6028 Pitt Street New Orleans, Louisiana European History ELIZABETH ROGERS DOMINICK 2316 Tracy Place, N.W. Washington 8, D.C. Classics BETSY NYE DEXTER ' 88 Goudy Street South Portland, Maine French SONYA LEE DOZORETZ 16 Admiral Road Buffalo 16, New York Psychology SHARON RUTH DOHERTY 1 Redway Circle Rumford 16, Rhode Island Biology JAQUITH LEE DuBOIS RD 1, Box 46 New Paltz, New York English BEVERLEY DEANE EATON 29 Sunset Road Weston 93, Massachusetts Mathematics PATRICIA ANNE DUGAN 1170-D Garfield Street Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Psychology Now we are 21! JANE EISEMAN 19 Wayside Lane Scarsdale, New York Psychology Shout it from the highest steeple ... JILL EISEMAN 19 Wayside Lane Scarsdale, New York Psychology PATRICIA EILEEN ELLIS 21 St. Pauls Court Brooklyn, New York Government JUDITH PARNELL ERION RAINA MARCIA ERNSTOFF Robinson Road 4 Westwoods Road Nashua, New Hampshire Lake Success, Great Neck, New York English Government CAROL ANN ESPOSITO 62 Inwood Road Fairfield, Connecticut History of Art ... Wake the town and tell the people. MARGARET GRAHAM FAIRCHILD 905 Timber Branch Pkwy. Alexandria, Virginia European History BARBARA GAIL FARAH 414 Park Avenue Manhasset, New York American. History BROOKE RANDOLPH FARLAND Panama, Panama Spanish Now I’m a senior. Oh boy! Oh Heck! With one of those silly things choking my neck! CAROL ELIZABETH FISHER 139 DeVoe Road Chappaqua, New York English TONI ANN GINSBERG 1004 East 21st Street Brooklyn 10, New York Sociology LESLIE ANNE FREEDMAN 178 Hamilton Avenue Passaic, New Jersey English ALICE, LOUISE GLOSTER Hampton Institute, Box 6085 Hampton, Virginia Sociology CAROL FROST 31 Hayes Avenue Lexington 73, Massachusetts Classics GAIL ROSE GOLDSTEIN 18 Norfolk Street Bergenfield, New Jersey English sa ay , From all of us were chosen Two who were to lead. ALICE NORMA GORDON Hilltop Road Mendham, New Jersey Biology DEBORAH ANN GOULD 188 Rawson Road Brookline 46, Massachusetts Psychology SUZANNE GOULD 15 Stewart Avenue Farmington, Maine Religion and Philosophy NANCY KAREN GRIFFIN 35 Ridge Road Summit, New Jersey Sociology GAIL MARJORIE GRIFFITH 77 Tralali Road Framingham, Massachusetts Sociology SUSAN GROETZINGER Clifford Road Plymouth, Massachusetts Psychology ELIZABETH HALE 918 Timber Branch Pkwy. Alexandria, Virginia English LINDA JERRY HAMMOND 2412 W. Rogers Avenue Baltimore 9, Maryla nd French - ROBERTA HALPERIN 46 Cederhurst Avenue Cederhurst, New York French For her the capture of 875 men Was a grave responsibility. SUSAN MARTHA HARRIS MARY LATHROP HASKINS RD 1 830 Park Avenue Macungie, Pennsylvania New York 21, New York Economics European History MARY ARTHUR HARRISON 85 “H” Street Norton A.F.B., California Mathematics JUDITH ANNE HAVIR Riverbend Road RD 2 Allentown, Pennsylvania Chemistry KATHERINE ANN HEPPENSTALL 552 Neville Street Apt. 85 Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania French SHEILA HUNTINGTON HEYDT 139 E. 79th Street New York 21, New York French CATHERINE HILMER 8101 Rayburn Road Bethesda 14, Maryland English SANDRA LOUISE HEWITT 1301 47th Street Des Moines 11, Iowa English PRISCILLA RUTH HINCKLEY 8 Pleasant Street Danbury, Connecticut Music WENDY JANE HOAG 64 Dumbarton Drive Huntington, New York Biology LINDA ANDREN HOBBS 34 Tory Hole Road Darien, Connecticut French ‘IT often wish I were a king, And then I'd do most anything.’ We awaited ... FRANCES HOCHBAUM 58-08 211th Street Bayside 64, New York Mathematics ANNETTE YVONNE HOLMAN - East 1112 20th Avenue Spokane, Washington English JANE ANN HOLZER 20 Garfield Place Poughkeepsie, New York English PATRICIA LOIS HOLZMAN 88 Highfield Road Harrison, New York Economics PRISCILLA ANN HOPKINS 11 Willard Street Newton 58, Massachusetts Chemistry JANE ABBOT HUMPHREY 595 Hopmeadow Street Simsbury, Connecticut Government ... Our leaders JUDITH WINSLOW HOUK Winfield Lane New Canaan, Connecticut History of Art SUSAN FELLOWS HYDE 3022 Burnleigh Road Roanoke, Virginia Religion and Philosophy MARGARET FREDA JACOBS 19 Orchard Circle Swampscott, Massachusetts History of Art ALICE ANN JARMAN 634 Nod Hill Road Wilton, Connecticut English MATILDA SUSAN JEPPESEN 10 Harpswell Place Brunswick, Maine Mathematics SASIREE KAMBHU 89 Rajadamri Road Bangkok, Thailand European History CHARITY ANN JERMAN RFD 3 Whigville, Bristol, Connecticut Music GAIL ENID KARSH 3255 Cambridge Avenue Riverdale 63, New York Sociology They formed an aisle to honor us, We passed sedately through. ANITA KATSEORIS 483 North Main Street Palmer, Massachusetts English LINDA JEAN KENNISON 111 Avon Drive Essex Fells, New Jersey Biology FRANCES PARKISON KEYES II 40 Puddingstone Lane Newton Centre, Massachusetts Chemistry ANNE FRANZISKA KILGUSS 34 Marden Street Cranston 7, Rhode Island European History Sing, Daughters, sing! KATHARINE FROST KING 24 Saddle Ridge Road Darien, Connecticut English SUSAN CRAVEN KIRK 420 White Oak Ridge Short Hills, New Jersey Bioicgy ILSE GISELA KLEMPERER 25 Ross Road Belmont, Massachusetts German LINDA JOY LAPID 90 Bonita Vista Road Mount Vernon, New York Mathematics ELIZABETH SPENCER KNOUSE 10 North Pine Avenue Albany 3, New York English JEANNE LEFEBER (Mrs. F.) 394 Spring Street Brockton, Massachusetts Psychology EILEEN SUSAN KRIEGER 218 Beach 123d Street Belle Harbor 94, New York European History EVELYN ANN LEWIN Eagle Drive Stamford, Connecticut Government CHARLOTTE SHAW LEVEILLEE 155 South Street Foxboro, Massachusetts Psychology Finally, we too could rest At the top of the library steps. MARSHA LEWIS LEVY (Mrs. Richard) 1999 Commonwealth Avenue Brighton, Massachusetts Psychology JEAN LINDENMEYR 1415 Bennington Avenue Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania History of Art FRANCES HOWELL LOCKE 1711 Ridge Road Evanston, I]linois Greek When the seniors went marching in ... SUSAN DEBORAH LOWENBERG 30 Ocean Parkway Brooklyn 18, New York Sociology CYNTHIA HELEN LUNEBURG 47 Cherry Street Whitman, Massachusetts Psychology MARGOT ELIZABETH MAHONY Landing Lane North Chatham, Massachusetts English NANCY PEDRICK MAIRS (Mrs. G. A.) Waterway Saunderstown, Rhode Island English MARILYN MASI 634 King Street Franklin, Massachusetts Classics MARY EUGENIA MASTROIANNI 105 Adin Street Hopedale, Massachusetts Psychology BARBARA JOAN McKINLAY 200 Western Drive Short Hills, New Jersey English MARGARET ELIZABETH McCARTHY 92 Santa Barbara Street Springfield, Massachusetts Physics ROSALINE MERRILL 3701 North 8th Street Tacoma 6, Washington English JAN RANDOM MERSEL 122 East 82nd Street New York 28, New York English The answer to our dream: escape to the Moonbeam. HELAINE RUTH MESSER 860 Palisade Avenue Yonkers 3, New York American History MARCIA MERRITT 6314 Aberdeen Avenue Dallas 30, Texas English ELIZABETH GIBB MORAVA 1021 Romona Road Wilmette, Illinois English KAREN JOHNSON MILLER (Mrs. L. W.) 78 Glenville Avenue Allston, Massachusetts English EVA ANNELIESE NEUMANN 4 Crawford Road Westport, Connecticut English SUSAN COPP MULVEY 1 Punchard Avenue Andover, Massachusetts English 160 We drank to the long life of Senior Day ... (with a coke.) JUDITH ANN BRIDGET OLAN 214 Chilean Avenue Palm Beach, Florida French JUDITH LOVEJOY NILES 100 Twin Cities Avenue White Sands Missile Range New Mexico American History INEZ HOOPER NOBLE Avondale Easton, Maryland French PATRICIA ANN PIKE 172 School Street Concord, New Hampshire European History JANE OXFORD Main Street . Norwell, Massachusetts Religion and Philosophy ELIZABETH ANN PARRIS P. O. Box 126 Mississippi State University State College Starkville, Mississippi History of Art ‘Hi-Ho, Hi-Ho, all sophomores in a row, we’ve come to sing your praises high: Laudamus te, we sing. SUSAN HOPKINSON POWERS 951 Esplanade Pelham Manor, New York Spanish ROSELEE PRICE 14 Saint Elmo Road Worcester, Massachusetts Sociology ROSEMARY PUSEY 17 Quincy Street Cambridge. Massachusetts rench MARION FAITH QUACKENBUSH Robin Road Woodbridge, Connecticut usic LOUISA RAWLE Castlefinn Farm Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania European History ANN CHAPPELL REEVES 155 Westway Road Southport, Connecticut European History BONNIE ANN REIMANN 229 Draper Street Springfield 8, Massachusetts English SARA LOUISE REMICK 219 Westford Street Chelmsford, Massachusetts European History DOROTHY MARY RUSSELL RIDLEY 51 Newell Place Fairfield, Connecticut European History ELIZABETH HYDE RICHARDSON 523 Essex Road Kenilworth, Illinois Economics LUCY MARGARET ROOSEVELT Far Hills, New Jersey English ‘Woman's work is never done.’ JUDITH HELEN ROSENBLUM SYLVIA GAYLE RUBIN 3976 Cordova Avenue 76 Ocean Avenue Jacksonville 7, Florida Swampscott, Massachusetts Sociology European History ‘I think I am a muffin man. I haven’t got a bell.’ PRUDENCE ROWNTREE PACKER CMrs. H. K.) 1880 Penfield Road Penfield, New York French PATRICIA LOUISE SAYLES 1578 Linden Avenue Lancaster, Pennsylvania History of Art JUDITH ANN SAPADIN 98-25 65th Avenue Forest Hills 74, New York English NAOMI ENID SAWYER 68 Saint George Court ‘Narwick, Rhode Island Economics LESLIE ROEMER SCHABERG 300 East 71st Street New York, New York Government ‘I haven't got the muffin things that muffin people sell.’ REBECCA JANE SERVISS 506 East Wesley Road, N.E. Atlanta 5, Georgia English JUDITH MIRIAM SCHWARTZ 2900 Devon Road Muncie, Indiana European History BARBARA LYNN SHALITA 161 West 75th Street New York 23, New York Government MARY DuBOIS SCHWARZ 8 East 93rd Street New York 28, New York European History MARGARET MITCHELL SIMONDS 34 Larchwood Drive Cambridge, Massachusetts English “What's twice eleven?” I said to Pooh. (“Twice what?” said Pooh to me.) SUZANNE WILLARD SINSABAUGH 181 Meadow Street Shelton, Connecticut American History MARGARET PENNELL SNOW 555 Lower Main Street Gorham, Maine American History JENNY BUSCH SOMMERHOFF The Sommer Hof Ancramdale, New York European History EMILY ANN STARK 172 Boulevard Passaic, New Jersey History of Art LINDA SOMPAYRAC (Mrs. L. M.) 702 Green Street Cambridge, Massachusetts English NINA MARGARET STEIN 245-50 62nd Avenue Douglaston 62, New York Chemistry EVELYN STOCKTON Washington Street Sherborn, Massachusetts English SUZANNE VERONICA STUTZ 250 East 73rd Street New York, New York English MARGERY STEINBERG 33 Craigmoor Road West Hartford 7, Connecticut Mathematics KAREN JAY SUBOW MARY THOMAS Century Trail Westford Road Harrison, New York Concord, Massachusetts Government French We looked into the future... SUSAN ELISABETH THORNE 28 East Street Skaneateles, New York English ELIZA ANN TOMPKINS SUZANNE TRIBUNO 1631 Winford Road 9 Governors Road Baltimore 12, Maryland Bronxville, New York American History Government SUSAN JANET TOWNE 58 South Street Westborough, Massachusetts Philosophy and Religion SALLY ALICE UNKLES Welsh Road Essex Fells, New Jersey Economics MARGUERITE LOUISA URE 737 North Oak Park Avenue Oak Park, Illinois English KATHARINE FISHER VANSANT 2505 Edge Hill Road Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania French AIJA ILGA VILUMS 234 Neil Avenue Columbus 2, Ohio European History SUZANNE MARIA-FRANCESCA ASS UNTI CATENACCI VITAGLIANO 111 Court Road Winthrop 52, Massachusetts Psychology ELEANOR LOUISE WALSH 70 Center Road Circle Orange, Connecticut Mathematics ELLEN BRAZEE WALTER 13 Old Niskayuna Road Loudonville, New York English CAROLINE HAZEL VOGEL Sea-Quin Marshfield Hills, Massachusetts Biology Happiness is the freedom of chasing a hoop after the blind grind of generals and theses. SUSAN TONI WALTMAN 659 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn 26, New York European History PRISCILLA ANN WEBB 1823 Park Avenue Richmond 20, Virginia American History ELEANOR RUTH WEISS 50 Philbrick Road Newton Centre 59, Massachusetts American History PAMELA MEYER WEPRIN 16 Sutton Place New York, New York European History “Where am I going? Into the world, For I have beautiful things to do.” PRISCILLA DARDEN WHELDEN Elm Street Norwich, Vermont European History NANCY ANN WHIPPLE 87 Locksley Road Auburn, Maine English LINDA LOUISE WHITESELL 1270 Valley Road Rydal, Pennsylvania Biology MAIDA ERIKA WIESENTHAL 1153 East 18th Street Brooklyn 30, New York Biology LINDA SOMES WILLIAMS Washington Square Walpole, New Hampshire Government JULIET ARMSTRONG ZIETLOW 37 Berkley Place Buffalo 9, New York American History MARGARET CORNBROOKS YOUNG 717 Braeburn Lane Penn Valley, Narberth, Pennsylvania English RONI WINSTON ELSON 505 East 79th Street New York 21, New York Capped and gowned ... She goes forth... 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