William Paterson University - Pioneer Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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ful will cancf 7e4iamenl of :Aa Gam af 1945 We, the Senior Class of 1945, being in full possession of crammed mind, well trained memory, and almost superhuman understanding, and desiring to preserve for Paterson State Teachers College the unusual talents possessed by us both collectively and in part, do hereby leave, give, grant, will and bequest, through the bountiful generosity of our hearts, these our valuable possessions to the under graduates so that they may learn to live up to Senior specifications. TO DR. WIGHTMAN: Our president, our sincere gratitude and ap- preciation for his kindness, understanding and interest in each one of us dur- ing these last four years. TO THE FACULTY: Our hearty thanks for their kind appreciative interest in us. We will to them the summer vacation for rest, after serving ten hard months with the senior class. TO DR. UNZICKER: We leave free activity periods in which to rest, instead of playing referee to all 36 of us. TO THE JUNIORS: The wonderful privilege of raising money for a yearbook in their senior year. TO THE SOPHOMORES: Our quiet dignity and charm. TO THE FRESHMAN: Wfe leave this advice- Always follow the example of the high and mighty seniors. You will never go wrong, and you will seldom be right. We hereby will and bequeath: ALICE BERG'S oft repeated C'mon gang we've got to get down to brass tacks to any future senior social chairman. ANNE BIGG leaves her long ride back and forth to Franklin each day to anyone who can take it for four years. ALICE BOGERT leaves the task of getting all the seniors out to class meetings to any future senior president. MARY DUNHAM leaves her quiet dignified manner to Lois Fairclough. RUTH SIMPSON ENGELKEN leaves with her degrees-B. S. and Mrs.! NORINE FLOGEL leaves her job of getting yearbook bids to anyone who thinks she can get 353.50 out of under classmen all at once. KATHLEEN FRANCIS leaves her pleasing manner to any disgruntled student. BEETTY GEHRINGER leaves her neatness to any sloppy freshman. CLAIRE GINSBERG leaves her place in the Business Ed. Department. RUTH HUTCHINSON leaves the unforgetable memories of noon-time in the cafe with the gang to anyone who watched their antics. ISABELLA KANIS leaves her place in the ohfice to any aspiring junior. ETHEL KLECAR'S ability to get things done on time to anyone who doesnyt know how. 38

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,f 'Q LETITIA STEXWART YOUNG Phi 01110311 PJ! 10 Gillies Street, Clifton, N. Armory 4-O947W 'AA soft answer turaeeth away wrath. junior-President Woinen's Athletic Association. Senior--Treasurer of Class, Dorothea Bundy Award Wfinnerg Art Club 1, 2, 3, Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 33 Masque and Masquers 4, Sports Club 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 3, P and Q Club 1, 2, 3, 4. X ISABELLE WILLIAMS Pb! Omega Pri 108 Prest Street, id e d Park Halcens 2-1651W 'ies ucz io ,P dQCl 1,Ps ' o Club1gCollege l ' 1 'o' we lflt ll pl zse mus plea ' lo Ve. Y cial Co it 2. , If .X PATRICIA LEE ZIRPOLI Pbi Omega Pri 160 Vernon Avenue, Clifton, N. Lambert 3-5192 All things come to her who will but wait. SeniorACollege Social Committee Chairmang 1945 Pioneer Pub- licity Co-Chairman, P and Q Club 1, 2, 5, 45 Art Club 1, 2g Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Yearbook Stall. 37

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JOSEPHINE KOHOUT leaves her place for her sister, Helen. LILLIAN KOSHEBA leaves her inimitable bing bing -State will never be the same without it. CAROL LE BEAU leaves her briefcase to Jean Ahlers. EVELYN LILLIS leaves the job of setting up the chairs after noontime dancing to Sonny Eollander. JOSEPHINE LOMBARDO leaves her nice compliments to anyone who can distribute them so wisely. ROSE MAIO leaves her high heels to Gloria Rachelle. EUGENIA MULLER leaves the guidance of the F.T.A. to its future president. MURIEL MULLER leaves her nice heavy woolly anklets to anyone who walks home for lunch on cold winter days. GLORIA ORLEAN leaves Best Wisl1es to anyone' who becomes engaged. BLANDINE PELUSIO leaves the minutes of the class of 1945 to anyone who can figure them out. MARCIA RADCLIEEE leaves her lovely auburn hair. NICHOLAS ROMANSKI leaves his ability to get along with his class- mates fall women, tooj to the man in the next senior class. ALICE MAE SCHOFIELD leaves her post as president of S.G.A. with wishes of good luck to her successor. EMILIE SCHXWEHM leaves her cheerful giggle to Alice Stampul. GOLDIE SIMON leaves the remains of the Statriotic shoe laces to june Stevens fsee if you can sell themj. I ANNE SPROVIERO leaves the Hempty seat that's left after 13 of us pile in her car to anyone who thinks she can fit. DOROTHY STEIL leaves her height to Dorothy Gagg. MARIE VAN COPPENOLLE leaves her blonde locks to Doris Nebesnek. PRISCILLA VANDERCLOCK leaves the Science Club to Barbara Cummings. DOROTHEA VAN DUZER leaves the 1945 Pioneer and the excite- mentn of putting it together to the next year's Editor-in-Chief. GENEVIEVE VIA CAVA leaves her artistic abilities to Enid Sonrey. ELEANOR WIEGAND leaves her studiousness to any carefree frosh. ISABELLE WILLIAMS leaves State still partial to the Navy. LETITIA YOUNG leaves the Senior class debts all paid up fwe hopej! PATRICIA ZIRPOLI leaves the worries of the social committee to any aspiring social butterfly. TO OUR ALMA MATER: Our sincerest love and deepest appreciation. In the years that follow may she ever grow and Hourish, and realize greater success than she has in the past. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1945, do hereby set hand and seal to this, OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. 39