William Paterson University - Pioneer Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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Nystroms! What a night! - that Irish singer-that wonderful come- dienne, Berg-the Andrews Sisters II fBerg, Bogert and Schwehmj -and Van Duzer as the game leader. as ae ae ae Mfmmmm! Ummmm! Good spaghetti dinners at the Tree Tavern. And of course, those friendly chats were very interesting, eh, Dr. Baker? as as as wk Mercedes Kessel leaves us-decides library work is the job for her. wk :sf as an Marion Keine leaves to take on a new name. She decided that a man is more interesting fwe agree!j an af a: ak May has arrived! We are Seniors .... GEE! Accelerates stayed on for summer school while Regs went home for muck needed rest.. wk as as wk WE STILL REMINISCE TOGETHER SENIOR YEAR Bulletin board was forever covered with the sign SENIOR CLASS MEETINGH. We surely needed them-to pound our heads and hgure out ways to make 31,000 for the yearbook. Really used our brain and brawn to earn money-chances, boosters, patrons, ads, noontime dances, Christmas cards, shoe shines, ear rings, and minstrel. ik an af :ie Bang, Push! Scratch! Ouch! That's only the Senior girls rushing to get a seat in the social room. fEspecially after it was redecoratedj That wall- length mirror really solved a big problem! as wk as af Nick resigned the class presidency. Alice Bogert, the tiny but dynamic leader, takes over. af :of af as Wow!! October is here already. Our first six week practice period over- takes us. We sadly agree that we have much yet to learn. Christmas arrives and we breathe a sigh of relief-the stress and strain of practice is over . . . 'til February 19th. ac HF :ie as The greatest problem of all was How to get the whole class out to minstrel rehearsal? -Not to mention that we had to find time to read 8 to 24 books for children's literature course and one extra assignment for each of the units in Dr. Karpls reading course. - Yes, we all have our LITTLE problems! as as wk :re The second practice period and we almost all succumb! Oh! for March to be over! an at as PF And then our last stretch--classes, practice for the Latin American pag- ent, rush jobs to get in all late work, great anticipations for the future, inter- views for positions, etc. ae as :ie as Ah, yes - we'll always remember graduation practice. It's that time when we all started to reminisce together about our happy days as college debs . We started to get a little sentimental then, too. wk ac as as Graduation night-the real thing! 45

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