William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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Miss Wood knows These colleges well. She aTTended William SmiTh for a year, Then Trans- ferred To Albrighf Arf School. She has also sfudied aT Buffalo Universify, and aT Columbia. She Taughf sailors engineering drawing when The V-I2 UniT was aT T-lobarf in I943, and has been on The sfaff ever since. Chrisfopher, Miss Wood's.black caf, is a per- sonaliTy around campus. Though few sTudenTs have acfually had The pleasure of meeTing This animal, we have all heard of him, and of Miss Wood's love of animals. She is, as she says, A pushover for caTs, buT she likes dogs, Too. lT's iusf ThaT you have To walk a dog all The Time, she explained, and a caT doesn'T need ThaT, much aTTenTion. Besides, dogs oughf To 'be-allowed To run free. Everyone has seen The beaufiful shields which Miss Wood designed for The audiTorium in Coxe l-lall. These shields include Those of bofh colleges, of The differenf deparfmenfs, of The school, and of famous people who have been connecfed wiTh and advised l-lobarT and William SmiTh in The pasf. Many of These were designed -by Miss' Wood herself, ofherg are Tradifional. This underfaking Took nearly Six monfhs To compleTe', and has added To The appear- ance of The audiTorium. The panels in The Reredos behind The alTar of The chapel are anofher example of Miss Wood's arTisTry. These panels repregenl prayer and praise, by The censer and The TrumpeT, and uTilize many oTher symbols which sTudenTs of her Chrisfian Symbolism course should recognize, These panels are original works, using The symbols of The church. l-lobarf and William SmiTh are noT The only places which appreciaTe Miss Wood's arT. The Museum of Modern Arf in New York purchased one of her efchings, and she had a one-man show af The Ken- nedy Gallerylin New York. She has had work appearing in oTher exhibifions, and has also done free lance work. l-ler Talenf is a necessify in The planning of The arf work of The Pine. Miss Wood doesn'T like oafmeal, snakes or winTer. She likes The ocean, and would prefer To live There, Though she loves Geneva, Too-excepT when cars wiThouT mufflers go roaring down The sTreeT in fronf of her house. She enjoys good music as much as she enjoys good painfing. She is espe- cially fond of Mozarf. X an QQ L , 3, V ,-- 1 -f A J V A --..,...f.,.-.... -1,,-1:g.4s,1.,,..3..s-ag-f,.eQnfe:.nne4a1m1fGsxfaf'1-fa:-Izzy. '2fLs-'a... 'if: .f- l N I K B B r o l e c yi Q Q if 'll ' 5 6 X 4 - Wg, vs- M ,nw '5 Z ,,,LL9',,'v -V V sf, 591 14, W , x X 1 Miss Eloise Wood, Head of ihe Ari' Deparimenf of William Smifh and Hobari' Colleges. The I952 Pine is dedicafed fo her in appreciaiion of her cooperafion and assisfance as facully advisor. ,J-. - - ..-1... 4-. - -so ks - 1--e-1---n----nas,-.' W-.u - - . , --.an-.. -. .-,- .'-..f1-v-A .Z,. , , iff Z 4 Mg .fgqzg N . E' ,4 ,w ,pn ,f in -M , 1 12,1 3114? ' A -A .sc 'Q ' , , l r,1Q'f ,. ., Q11 Q fix s 1 'Sir'-fi 'i'1 - Lv A . .f ff? 73 . xv ,sf ml K i Q u 1 s X R 3 9 3 Q s 3 A E MUSIC AND ART: Flora, Jones, Wood, Lafford. PSYCHOLOGY: McLeod, SwarTz, BarTIeTT. CHEMISTRY: Telavicli, CalingaerT, Bullard, BarTon. TW , x , fi X'--I :iq f chaperone our aTTairs and sTand Through long hours OT receiving lines and become an enTer- Taining TaceT oT campus life. Their homes are open To The sTudenTs Tor parTies, Tor discussions, and Tor imprompTu visiTs. We Thinlc OT Them as a group OT individuals: Dr. A-To-Z's Tallcs in polli-eec, GriTT and his cheery smile, Miss Wood and her painTings. Our TacuITy is admired and respecTed Tor Their inTelligence and The educaTion They oTTer To all who wish To learn. Their Triendliness, 'Their undersTanding and co-operaTion sTrengT-hen The spiriT of liTe on The Colleges OT The Seneca campus. PHYSICS: iHausman, Graham. ic-' .I v. I I I 4 I I I I I I I s I I I i: I fr I -qw - -..:.-.v E I I Tr II' I I I 1 5, I I L I I I I I I f I I I I-.ff FW MATHEMATICS: D u r f e e, T Mosey, Beunerf, Hubbs. I LANGUAGES: T In o m p s o n Pefrini, Harris, Lehnerf, Labi: gan. SOCIOLOGY AND EDUCA- TION: Bessaignef, Gusfield, 5 N 3 . f AI POLITICS: Lawson, Bell, Smifh is: X -Q E NI EI -0- L-inn-,ygu Q an QQ 4 ,M X 2 YK' , 1 A Q 9 X Q So clear lo our liearls .... clays spenl' in srudy, fun and frolic. Traclilions old and new passed down 'rhrougla 'rhe classes. A spirii' of unify from +l1e Hill 'ro Soulh Main. Seniors, iuniors, sophomores and freshmen , . . lhis is our William Smirh. , 1 'Y W 5 . ' W, ,ww-f 4 A Apgar' ff - , - ' .1515 n 4 v ?:' , s - ss . 6-,xv .s NN .K gg ss s Y Q ,X X45 Y if ' :N is r 'Twas a long fime ago-and we'lI never forgef' The Lehigh Valley-fhe roornmafes we mef. We freshmen were coddled and handled wifh Care H IS T 0 R Y C LA Ss O Came fhe Soph l-lop-our formal debuf, Almosf no band, buf if finally came fhrough, One day af fhe Seneca-a greaf celebrafion Sfuffy was finally removed from proba1-Ion. Especially by l-lobarf-we know, we were f-here. Freshman Mixer-whaf a gross undersfafemenf Feef were in agonizing need of replacemenf. Then came fhe onslaughf: fesfs and regisfrafion Freshman Fundamenfals caused quife a sensafion. We made our righfful claim fo fame Buf nof wifh academic names. 957, of us on fhe wrong lisf-probafion- Terry's and fhe Clipper held foo much fascinafion. We sure were hof sfuff, had lofs of fun And our college career had barely begun. l'll Never Forgef You was fhe song of fhe day Sung by Leila in her, incomparable way, Spring arrived-fhe parfy season The lnn and fhe Glen provided fhe reason. - Nexf year no socials fo dampen our spirifs The fufure looks brighfer-so sharpen your wifs, Then we were Juniors, fhe pride of fhe school, Our liffle sisfers fhoughf Barbie a iewel. We heclcled and vofed, puf up quife a fighf And Powell designed us a ring fhaf's fhe college delighf. .M0pre, Klein, Lewander, Sfewarf, Auer. 3 Richardson, Drake, Adams, Millbanlr. Kaufman. l 1 l 1 Reilly, Anderson. Hughes, Wagner, Orchids fo Jan and our fireless class We added an Enchan'red Evening fo our memory lisf. January came, wifh busfle and flurry Whaf's fhis? A maior? We sfarfed .fo- worry. The lvlinsfrel Show was a big occasion Wi+h Reilly's dancing fhe main fascinafion. Soon fhen, fo fhe Seniors, we said our goodbyes Af fhe send-off in fhe Seneca amid laughing cries. Signs in fhe Union, dancing done neafly Sfuffy swepf fhe campus complefely. Hof sun, mosquifoes, hoops, whife dresses, Finally Seniors-af leasf fhaf's whaf our guess is. Our number has dwindled fo a low 65 Buf accelerafion sfudenf lcepf our ranks alive. February broughf a large graduafing class, ON THE HlLL: Marx, Finer. 20 more whose college days have passed. Gloria, our presidenf, and fhe Senior Snow Ball A Winfer Wonderful dance fhaf's fun fo recall Presidenf Sfouffer held meefings wifh poise While Air Force 'blues came fo freshman boys. l-lurrying fo work in losf credifs and hours Conferences wifh fhe Dean-remember ours? A new sfuclenf union and new boys' dorms: l-lere's when we iob hunf-nofhing buf forms. Reilly sfars again in As You Desire Me And a duef wifh Sfuffy in Junior Variefy. We plan our lasf parfies, choose our Senior giff, Somefhing fo give fhe old school a liff. Order announcemenfs, fhe fime's growing near. Our lasf Moving Up Day-fhen - graduafion's here! X X Q X we QNX :Q YR - 4 X Q' , N X , r of 1, cw f I aw! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Anderson, Vice-Presidenig Bad- enberger, Treasurer, Robinson, Presidenfg Finer and Wefmore, Secreiariesg Young, Hisforian. Firsi' row: Roberis, Kaufman, Sione, Badenberger, Spindler, Adams. Second row: Krecker, Spannaus, Papae, Millbanlr, Robinson. E . ai' J' N Q W X Q . X YN'-Nw S X www. No X N j 'WW , ff , f,,,f f- f ffw Lip! ffl. 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WGQOV1 FlCl9S . down by The lilorary . . . gourmel when il comes lo meal . . . girls area loOll'1GF - - - ' h S il4e . . . enioys 7 i . l Walfilies Trains by The hour wilh his laiher' . . .ibaslcelball games wil p ' nes in 'rhe union . . . lrene , R . . Oeimgli' - - - llghls are lascinaling . . . begs ice cream co Q '5- iemme lalale? . . . bone gnawer . . . looks like his dad . . . live-year-old fury. in E, V'-if ' . tx lk r . F F W as X :Maw 2 swffiff 4 .W-M X sw .Y is JW Wfxwgfw Jeanne Adams Waferfown, N. Y. l-lome Economics Easy going gal wilh lhe angel voice , cornllakes . . . l-le's kinda nice, bul- , , Who's lhe slrongesl girl in William Smilh? , Quick! . . . This would be a perlecl day +0 go sailing . . . lhal sublle sense of humor-lhe one and only Jeanne. l-lome Economics 3, 4: lnlerclass Baskelball l, 2, 3, 43 Swimming Teams l, 2, 3, 4, lnlerclass Sollball I, 2, 3, 47 lnlerhouse Bowling 3, Senior Dance Commillee 4: Ski Club 3: Varsily Baskel- ball 4. Donna L. Anderson Jameslown, N. Y. Psychology Dimples . . . Lel's lake a nap . . . menlal gianl . . . and so lo bed . . . brainy, dumb blonde . . . Marine Corps propagandisl . . . iusl a lillle snooze . . . goomie . . . lvlarshal, Marshal, Mar- shal . . . l'm nol well, nol well al all! . . .Sill l-louse's sexy prexy . . . wake me in live minulesu . . . 52's Veep . . . gel's fried by ishy creeps . . . Boidy. Dean's Lisl 2, 3, 4: W.E.O.S. 23 Class Secre- lary 3, Vice Presidenl 4: Epsilon Pi Sigma! HOUSG Presidenl 4. Dororhy Anderson Kalonah, N. Y. Psychology - I-Iome Economics Dol . . . Dorrie . . . Ivlrs. Duck . . . Baby-sillers' union . . . I wonder who's gol some Iood . . . wriling Ihal Ieller every nighl . . . February grad, April bride . . . crepe soles wirh Iormals . . . There's no more room on Ihe back of Ihis nole- bookl . . . Who's driving in Io campus? . , . House prexy . . . AIma's pride and ioy . . . Ihose IiIIIe surprises from Duck . . . Phi Sig girl . . . Chrisl- mas shopping . . . Painlers' union . . . Queen ol Ihe Monsler Rally . . . high man on Ihe AA. Iolem pole . . . Newark, here I come! French Club I: I-louse Presidenl 4, Fire Cap- Iain 2, 3: I-Iome Economics Club 3, 4, Presidenr 4: Alhlelic Associalion Represenlalive I, 2, Board 3, 4, Presidenr 4: I-Iockey Squad 2, 3, 4: Swimming Team I, 2. Shirley C. Auer Hamilion, N. Y. Sociology ISC . . . naive noodlehead . . . TonighI's wash bangs nighI . . . birlhday beggar . . . I like Iurriners . . . pin-up rose garden . . . FirsI lime I've missed Ioreakfasl This year . . . musical muse . . . I'd give up classes for SchoIa . . . Ihe choco- Ia+e kid . . . Is he Ihe lean, hungry Iype'? . . . Bach and Debussy . . . poerry colleclor. Schola Canlorum I, 2, 3: Dean's Lisi 3: Brenl I-Iouselvlanager 4: Opera Workshop 4: Soph I-lop CommiI+ee Chairman: Ridge 3, Business Ivlana- ger 4: Pine, Assislanl Business Manager 4: Chris- Han Cabinel 3, 4, Vice Presidenr 4: I-Ierald I, 2: Ouiing Club I, 2: LiHIe Thealre Apprenlice I, 2. X M , F D Di X . , X-, ,N ss. , ,C - F- Y N 1 Eleanor Baclenberger Porf Washinglon, N. Y. Economics E, B. . . .Singing monolone . . . Up lo Jrhe cell . . . Peanu'r louller, i+'s fierce . . . Aw. don r go lo lhe smoker . . . Sloe eyes and curly hair. . . Alwayslull of fun . . . My hair is wig- gling again ...The Sweelhearl ol Della Chi. Canlerbury Clulog Class and l-louse Alhlelic Teams I, 2, 3, 4: l-louse Treasurer I, Varsily Bas- lcelball 3: Junior-Senior Send-oil Cornmillee 3: Class Treasurer 4: Herald Business Slaicl 4: l-lome Economics Clulo 45 Pine Business Manager 4. f f I? Fifa' QQZYQS1' 1-ni' From here ?92 49x'Q?K17 X se x A I , ,, J ..V, oi VV..A 5,5 4 f pk! ,,.. V f, -yi-7,11fif.zfx' . X , 2 ii' 0. ' Barbara Ballanfyne Syracuse, N. Y. Polilics-lnlernalional Relalions Barbie . . . buller ball . . . polilics in a pink nighlie . . . has anybody seen my bools . . . waffles al Woodworlhs . . . kids, wouldn'I il be lun if . . . life in a knilling bag . . . dimples . . . exlracur- ricular aclivilies I, 2, 3, 4 . . . how do you spell . . . inelllicienl miss . . . Spellbound. Soph Hop Commilleeq Big Sisler Chairman 3, Sludenl Council 2, 3, 4, Judicial Board 3, 4, Parliamenlarian 41 NSA. 2, 3, 47 Co-ordinaling Commilleei 3, Dean-Sludenl Commillee 3: Cam- paign Manager 37 Delegale Io Herald Tribune Forum 43 Hockey Squad 2, 3, 4, Class Hockey l, 2, 3: Swimming 2, Badminlon Runner-up, Cor- nell Playday Tournamenl 3: House Teams I, 2, 3, 4. From there Jean Ballanryne Syracuse, N. Y. Psychology Jeanie . . . Jelly bean . . . +ha+'s nor dirI- 'rhey're freckles . . . Plalo and me beside The sea . . . waffles al Woodworlhs . . . who does This remind you of, kids . . . life in anupper bunk I, 2, 3, 4 . . . do you remember . . . now whal' was I going Io say . . . anyways . . . asparagus . . . I can'+ Iype-my fingers gel caughl in Ihe keys. Soph BanqueI' Chairman: Junior Prom Com- mifee Chairmbm Big Sisrer Commilleei House Presidenr 3, 4: Delegale Io Herald Tribune Forum 4: Hockey Squad 2, 3, 4, Class Hockey 2, 35 Swimming 25 House Teams I, 2, 3. 4. has ? Joy Blade London, England . English Blitz baby . . . I iusT wanTed To do someThing and here I am ediTor . . . one oT The Tloozy blondes . . . proIiTic ecrivain . . . JusT give him The double-whammy . . . accomplished aT chop- sTicks . . . you can Tell her walk a mile away . . . ThaT BriTish humour, when she remembers iT . . TIaT TooT Tloogie . . . Nana NighTie NieTsche. Schola I, 2, 3: CanTerbury Club Choir 3: Opera Workshop 2: I-Iockey I, 4: InTerhouse Teams I, 2, 3: Floor ProcTor 3: Fire CapTain 2: ChrisTian Cabinef 2, 3, 4, SecreTary 4: Ridge 3, 4, AssociaTe LiTerary EoIiTor 3, EcIiTor 4: The Pine, AssociaTe LiTerary EdiToir 4: Junior Prom, Soph I-lop: Junior-Senior Send-oTI CommiTTee Chair- man: Dean's LisT 3. ' Susan Bishop ScoTia, N. Y. English Sue . . . PreTTy blue eyes and oh, Those curls g . . Cgme up To The Top bunk ancl roasT To deaTh u , , SCoTia . . . noT pack again . . . how abouT a li++le Tlick Time? . . . Girl ScouTs Today . . . if you play your cards righT . . . iT's hideous. iT's ghasTly . . . I-low abouT a IiTTIe sack lab, girls? Class SecreTary I: Big SisTer CommiTTee 3: Junior Prom CommiTTee: Dean's LisT 4: Ski Club I, 2: InTerhouse SporTs I, 2, 3, 4: InTercIass SporTs I, 2, 3, 4: I-Iome Economics Club 3, 4. .a,x?siiS?2iis.:v: ,XSKN - . ss sxmsxcmx.. -. . fx y 5 B Q 1' 1 3.:Lf:N:c-,s ,Evil ...N 25afNTs-gzg,,f3,4ii.q- ,j N5 x s gqm -9 , ss wax y. X 91,9 E XX, A Q ,X s- sh X-Qszsfy f X X. 5 six- X :sew 'gxfgoiaf gf ff- r, ' - , . t XX X YQ X X 1 . . . 'Ss' S K 'X-as .. Xa ' K x, I .kkk C X Xa X i . I ii ifflgii - s,.+S..-1 sg. 5 .S - isflffi Isxsfffaf ' - 5 1 , .gs , 5 - -I T . . .,Sg7ii?xss., 'X fx -ikffiki 'I I X alfa IN' ' . 5' if K i' Audrey Burdick New York, N. Y. Economics Aud . . . I-las anyone seen my pin?.. . . beauli- Iul eyes and lashes . . . I-low do you spell-2 . . . I can'+ remember Iheir names . . . WhaI'll I wear? . . . I meanl lo sludy bul I fell asleep . . . peanul builer . . . Bozo . . . Nexl year l'm going 'ro sing... Up al 8:I4, ai breakiasl al 8:l5. Junior-Senior Send-off, Dean's Lisl I, 2, 3, 4: Soph Banquelp Campus Chesr 3, 4, Vice Presi- denl '43 Ouiing Club I, 2: Ski Club I, 2: Senior Ball Commilleeg lnlerhouse Sporls I, 2, 3, 4I ln' lerclass Sporis I, 2, 3, 4. Janne Block Greai Neck, N. Y. I-Iome Economics Blockhead . . . Anyone wan+ ro hear a ioke? . . . I'm embarrassed . . . gol lo wrile Io my man . . . deal Ihem our once more . . . I'm hungry . . . I'II sludy ailer 'l finish lhe nexi Ihree pages of lhis novel . . . come on, kids . . . hurry, hurry, hurry . . . mouse caicher . . . quiel one? . . . our helping hand. . Allar Guild I, 2, 3, 4: Chrislian Cabinel 2, 3, 4, Canlerbury Club Ig Lillie Thealre Apprenlice 4: I-louse Manager 2, 3, l-lome Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Presidenr 3: Alhleiic Associalion Repre- senralive I, 2, 3: Junior Class Nominaiing Com- miiree 4: Class Teams, Swimming I, 2, 3, Basker- ball 23 lnierhouse Sporls I, 2, 3. sk , .X rw., S R-r:S1ss'-sszvg 1 Hy Smith, We Came K f V 11 .f 9, Q Anfq2.c ,g,ww m,A ikv , skim X wNQ9w-,iw Niggaz? Q31 , 1 w. X'?,f f X. 15 xv ,,:?aksx ,- .,ccMs. , is . , Janis Carr Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Anlhropology Jan . . . sophislicaled lady . . . Europe bound . . . Seplember Affair. . .Jrennis . . .dog lover. . , pierced ears . . . cocklails al lhe Seneca . . . din- ner al Belhursl . . . Parly of The Week Club . . , underslanding, generous . . . lale lo gym. class . . . Blackwell Penlhouse . . . arf lor ar+'s sake. Freshman Skir lg Herald Assislanl Adverlising Manager lg LiHle Thealre Apprenliceg Junior' Prom Commilleeg Senior Ball Commilleeg Bridge Tournamenl l. Zinia Cereska Rochesler, N. Y. Psychology Zinie . . . inleclious smile . . . Oh looy. 6 par+yl . . . Oh, hones+lyl . . . sneakers . . . ls lhal snow on your coal? . . . 'lrislan and lsolde . . . l'm depressed . . . B.Z.B .... Le+'S make a lis+ . . . coffee, black, and Camels . . . high aspiralions . . . no desserls .... DOGS he have a crew cur? . . . drill wood and lhe docks. to you RuTh Collings Harrison, N. Y. Economics J a RuTus . . . one oT The selecT group . . . Trips To l-lammondsporT . . . TorTy whiskey sours . . . Go WesT . . . ConTiscaTor oT The YellowsTone , . . l-loughTon barber . . . aTTernoon naps . . . excels in culTure courses . . . haTes To go To bed . . .even worse To geT up . . . gym my Senior year! . . . honesT bridge player. Jean Caroline Cowie T MounTainside, N. J., Economics-Spanish Jeannie ...T rubia senoriTa . . . Tailor--made cloThes . . . TalenTed lcniTTer . . . good cook . . . The domesTic Type . . . shorThand and sTaTisTics . . . TavoriTe animal-Purple Cow . . . Williams weekends . . . Bob . . . parTial To Roses . . . ScoTch on Rocks . . . goT a guard Tor her DelTa Upsilon pin. Gamma Omicron Tau 2, 3: Phi Sigma loTa 3: Dean's LisT 2, 3: Floor ProcTor I: lnTerclass Swim I s . gl MeeT I, 23 l-louse AA. RepresenTaTive lg l-louse ' Q, a f AThleTics I. ii f --Y -- - - -4w ff'I:., -vvv'-wr11 l'ff2w-:gg . , ,,,,, .sua -'UM-I-11.4295 Doris Audrey Davison EasT Rockaway, N. Y. Economics Dorie . . . The Flea . . . TighT rope walker' . - - BoaTs and cars.. . Speller?? . . . ITs your.Turn To seT The alarm . . . Kenny callecll . . . BrldQe anybody?? . . . Oh! Tor a cup oTicoTTee . . . Sel- dom wiThouT The Bird and The Bee . . . Whoops . . . Mirror marker . . . Full oT energy. AThleTic AssociaTion RepresenTaTive I: Class and I-louse Teams I, 2, 3, 4: ConcerT Band 3: Home Economics Club 4. Wh 3 59 MaryLouise Deckerf , - PorTIand, Me. Psychology I ' Lou . . .The one and only Tire capTain . .i. Fall Weekend TloaTs . . . A.A. skiTs and A.A. research . . . Oh-Those pins! . . . The Colonial and The IosT and Tound . . . Finally licked Those I-I. L. Ouals . . . The girl wiTh The wonderful personal- iTy . . . Blonde, 'vivacious and capable when someThing needs To 'be done . . . LeTTers To and Trom Oklahoma . . . One requiremenT sTilI neces- sary--ThaT diploma . . . LasT oT The hunks. .Campus ChesTi I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4: A.A. Board 3, 4: Hockey Squad 3: BaskeTball Squad 2, 3, 4: I-louse SporTs I, 2, 3. 4: Class SporTs I, 2, 3, 4: Fire CapTain 4: I-louse Song Leader I: Pine AdverTising Manager 3: House FloaT Chairman 2, 3, 4: I-lome Ec. Club 2. 4: Junior Prom Co,mmiTTee 3: Senior Ball Com- miTTee 4: ExperimenTal TheaTre 2. I 7 f31?,'21F-f-51:1-t-i-.-Q' I , , , I Jane Derr Bloomfield, N. J. i Economics-I-Iome Economics I'm meeling Ronnie . . . is Jrhal my buzzer? . . . Gads, pork chops again . . . is Ihal my OAT- QUARM? . . . cheese and crackers, you ral . . . well, now I'II Iell you . . . Ihe Ihing of il is . . . IvIiller's 'virIuoso, look lvla, no hands, all by ear. Song Leader 33 Schola 2, 3, 4, I-louse Treasurer 3: I-louse Presidenl 3, Allar Guild I: Herald Slafl 2, Floor Proclor 3. Sondra RuI'h Finer ' New Haven, Conn. Sociology Sandy' . . . II's my Conneclicul accen+ . . . expression in her eyes . . . sublle sensehof humor . . . McCormick, slalislics, 'our Junior 'year . . . This vacalion will Iell . . . I-low d'ya spell.. ? . . . hares freckles . . . knows anyone you know - - - lols of common sense . . . There's a Connecli- cul 'license plaIeI . . . ralionalizer . . . February grad ...: 'Bul IhaI's nol' prac+icaI . II S lime Io rearrange Ihe room. Pine I, 2, 3, 4, PhoIographyIEdi+or 4: Ridqe I, 2, 37 Temple Club I, 2, 3, 4: Secrelary 22 Class Secrelary 4: Chairman lvloving-Up Day 3: Chris- 'rian Cabinel 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Service' Chair- man 4g Badminlon Tournamenl 2, 31 I-louse Base' ball I, 2, 3: I-louse Baskelball 'I, 32 I:F9SI man Handbook Commilleeg I-Iouse.PresidenI 3. Q S.. -aww Shane Fifzpafrick Jackson Heighfs, N. Y. Psychology Slafs . . . Oh, gad . . . fhose phone calls from Danbury . . . popularify queen . . . labs, labs, labs, pidgeons, pidgeons, pidgeons . . . Nash I, 2, 3, 4. . . if's so good looking . . . models face and figure . . . live in fhe boffom bunk and freeze fo deafh . . . shaggy bangs . . . pizza af ll:OO . . . doesn'f play bridge . . . fransfer from Mary- wood. Liffle 'lheafre Apprenfice 3: Newman Club 3, 4. 4 W ag? can you compare? Ludmilla Filafoff Bruxelles, Belgium French-Spanish Ludy . . . l:3O mermaid . . . Why shouldn'f l bid a fhree card suif? . . . The mince pie queen . . . loves classical music . . . foreign finesse wifh an upsfafe accenf . . . ya-a-a-a . . . always hum- ming Russlan and Ludmilla . . . American his- fory and sciences--her maior baffle scars . . , quick femper wifh a good sense of humor. Dance Club Apprenfice 2: Oufing Club 2, 3g Ridge Circulafion Manager 3, 4: Liffle Theafre Apprenfice 23 Campus Chesl 33 Canferbury Club and Choir 3, 4. Lorene A. Flora illvlrs. Leland Floral Geneva, N. Y. English l-lousewiTe par excellence . . . manages a house, a Tarm, and Two children . . . all This and sTudy- ing, Too . . . music minded: The Seneca Symphony and The organ . . . many schools have made up her educaTion . . . came To William SmiTh in The summer oT l95O . . . Teacher herselT . . . inTer- esTed in wriTing as a parT-Time career. AcTiviTies: PromoTion and organizaTion oT Sen- eca Symphony OrchesTra. AcTiviTies in previous colleges: Radio Work- Sho Chorus Piano Ensemble, LiTTle TheaTre Pi , I The Golden Record lcollege magazinel EdiTor- in-ChieT. Mary Ann Ford BaTavia, N. Y. Sociology ScoTTy . . . ls The mail in yeT? . . . liTTle boy blue . . . GOI . . . l'm leaving Tor breakTasT, are you sure you're awake? . . . Paper's due Tomorrow and l haven'T read The book yeT . . . l've Tinished Today's leTTer, Think l'll sTarT on TOmOrrow's . . . JusT waiT 'Til l'm 2I. Newman Club. s We're the . ! I 'ill' T i' 'I , , , , .. as-g ..3k,x,'3,,',L'H 4 q-:?- a, '.,, ,fu I- f 1.91 ...1'.....,s-.--. , - ggi-3,2,-,.fg2.gA,i.? T-4---., Q- Lois Gainsburg Brooklyn, N. Y. MaThemaTics PIuTocraT wiTh The car . . . Trips To Flammonds- porT . . . I have my reasons . . . I dinT know . . . MaTh maior who can'T add . . . bouncing check . . . major in Freshman FundamenTaIs . . . AuThoriTy on Russian poIiTics . . . IeTTers Trom Germany . . . disappearing dog Trom Brown . . . Piano virTuoso . . . GuiTar lessons . . . Gin goes To her head . . . SaTurday nighT aT The BeIhursT' . . . 40 Whiskey sours . . . l.asT oT The I-Iunks. Campus ChesT Ig Temple Club I, 2, 3, 4: Sub- Freshman Day I-IosTess 3: I-Ierald 3, AdverTising Manager 47 Radio UnIimiTed 2: OuTing Club Ig InTerhouse SporTs 3. Doris Greenberg PaTTerson, N. Y. PoIiTics Madame PresidenT . . . PaTerson, iT's only I5 miles Trom New York . . . neaT, sweeT, and peTiTe . . . Do you Think I should wear my booTs Today? . . . Music Iover . . . dark 'brown eyes . . . February graduaTe . . . diminuTive rebel . . . I-IoughTon her Senior year. Temple -Club I, 2, 3, 4: French Club I: Chris- Tian CabineT 2, 3: InTernaTionaI ReIaTions Club 2. 3. 4: Treasurer 2, 3: PresidenT 4. Tha veg dra I-III I on and F Zell girl year , Tor W Suppo One O She can ' - - B --..L Schu 2. 3, . Freud.. 'li Sen denl q Opera hall I We ue learned ' Mary Dudley Green Rochesler, N. Y. Psychology Sue. . .Oh ho . . . hmmmm, lwo spades . . . Thal quirk ol a raised eyebrow . . . Won'l eal vegelables . . . You know il . . . Shullle shullle, dragging leel in llull slippers . . . Barber on lhe l-lill . . . Fiendish look? Firedrill D-Day . . . l-ligh A on Salurday nighl . . . crossword puzzles . . . and oh, lhal cheery chuckle. Floor Proclor 3, 4. Jean Halaby Rochesler, N. Y. l-lome Economics Zelpha . . . lives lo eal . . . slriclly a ginger ale girl, . . . slar ol lhe lnlerhouse Sing Freshman year . . go Wesl . . . one ol lhe selecl sludenls lor Weslern Civ . lrips lo l-lammondsporl . . . Supporler ol La Danse . . . Tiara's mainslay . . . One ol Alma's girls . . .gels up al 7:00 A. M. so she can unionise . . . Salurdaynighl al lhe Belhursl . . . Babysiller Supreme . . . nobody loves me ....Lasl ol lhe l-lunks. Schola Canlorum l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4: lvlolel 2' 3- 4i l-lome Economics Club 2, 3, 41 Vice Ple5ldeV1l4I l-louse Presidenl 31 l-louse Treasurer 47 Senior Ball Commilleeq Commillee lor Slu- denl Governmenl Associalion Conlerence 31 Opera Workshop 21 Ski Club 2, Ouling Club l, ' 21 lnlerhouse Sporls l, 2, 3, 43 lnlerclass Baskel- ball l, 2,,3. 4: Wesleyan Club l. ElizabeTh Hanblclge FayeTTeville, N. Y. Sociology No, Libby, noT The whip . . . l wenT To Tind her and she wasn'T There . . . TacTTul lighT flicker . . . TasT Talker in many ways . . . besT l-l. P. ever . . . lvlainTenance will do iT . . . Tamous Tor Taux pas . . . oh, Those qualifyings . . . an inTecTious smile ...ThaT Tamous blush . . . lvliller's problem solver. l-louse PresidenT 3, 4, Campus ChariTies ChesT 3, 4, SecreTary 4. QWWYQQWQ - Y 5511537815: Joan HaTch Pelham, N. Y. Biology Binx . . . Ah, beans! . . . baby siTTer's union . . . Cornell widow . . . Kappa Sig SisTer . . . T.G.l.l:. Club . . . Twinkle Toes . . . parTial To C95 . . . Garibaldi Roscoe . . . Tennis, anyone? . . . one-Third RN .... February grad, June bride . . . lasT charTer member ol The CampuS Club . . . Yes, l'm going hunTing, whaT's so damn funny? . . . going via lThaca, anyone? . . . mulTi- Tiude oT places. Squad l3aslceTball I, 27 l-louse RepresenTaTivG A. A. Board 2, 3i French Club 2, 3: Spanish Club l. 2: Slci Club 2: l-louse Song Leader 3. Trudy sTudyin. nose! , - - - Dre Umoml lraTerni. lvlec Chris' W-EO.: n usp-,u.-a.f.:. xg.-.--..f g.....:'. . ..w --'-1-i-- --.-.- . w. .. ,Ng T' l i l i Judifh Haslam l Wesffield, N. J. l English B, T. . . . l+'s fabulous . . . Summers on l Chaufauqua . . . Trips fo l-lammondsporf . . . T Whaf does if feel like fo be a wrifer in fhe l92O's? . . . up af 8:30 and in fhe Union af 8:45 . . . . Virfuoso of fhe piano, specializing in duefs i . . . l-low mouldyl . . . 40 Whiskey sours . . . T Variefy of men is fhe spice of life . . . lasf of 1 fhe l-lunks. i Herald News 2, 3, Business Sfaff 4: Senior i Prom Commiffee: Ski Club 2: Sub-Freshman Day 3 l-losfess 3: lnferhouse Sporfs I, 2: Sophomore Dance Commiffeeg Liffle Theafre Apprenfice 2. i i l i i i i l 1 l , l - i I , . T l I i i I , i . . :-, ' '- . ,. .. ,em-,af-Wifi-zfzr ,m,,g54w'::-rs-::fl gr-:,gwgs,Qe:.,.-,f-ms Qs, - , .,,. , -1-Q-Tss-M.-V.:-44,.4,1:,:4.:Y,-'M-,z ,, , ,r.rs.f'.f:::, 4 .,., f if141E-S2-355125Ef5.61i5'5?i.5A2? ,, i :Rl - f f ff '- -'-- X X , . ege:.f2.e4a2 fwf:1f:tf'z:w 3f:::z:2:w 1 :A -, mf, AWMZ4,,.w,.-vz.14-,-f4--.aw'f2f'-M'--f weWe1-'ff'-frFfYf 9 w-my64rsww,.e:z4a:w:wg4g,.+.o.s ,Q A,,4,-,,-.,,..p.M,g,g,1.,,TH , , fy-saws-,,,' .+,,.'.4. .... 4....,......,.f ..... Q. . c, s , . 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Y -,s :wg mfffm,f.w.41A-bwf-24XQAQ,-WW5g,sw2,5.,.-,.-Aw, weQ.-V..-,..m,Hrw, -.:i.::,w.,-v,.-mir.:1.:,ag,,:,5f3g: .-sm,-ag' 4ima-,-s,.f.-mmWW:wr-.g4eemwsf.,s -,.Aff,:-':,s1.s-QAM.-f.,-.a,g..s--.xxxysazhsiszc-is1,-px, , s X R X ff:-saezszzixfs-:ssimafmamme-s,s.sssbN. xasisx k l fx we 23.1 -57 , image.:,.,f,h,,m., Q.,-mmmz,-,A nm,W2-mmm,z,,1fWss.m,-WffQ,azmmsmgssi..m-,.M.....,gms-.i,i,f,.,,.,m,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,4,.,.4 ,,,, 0, V Gerfrucle Haupfman Casfle Poinf, Ny. Y. Economics Trudy . . . Ec. fesf fomorrow, haven'f sfarfed sfudying yef . . . Sfaying up all nighf . . . My nose! . . . Remember freshman year? . . . P.P.P. . . . Dreams before fhe sing . . . Pludy, fray . . . Union, Bio I43 . . . Dief, Don, Len . . . F.lv1. . .. frafernify daze . . . Bridge . . . Bowery af Cornell . . . Med. school, N.Y.C .... Paris? Chrisfian Cabinef 2, 3, 4: l-lerald' 2. 3? W.E.O.S. 2, 3: Pine 3: Temple Club. ,.-mf 1 -..Q 1 . i i i l I l i 1 33 4 ..1.z'.J. io u,.:.hscu,-,-fc-,w-3-----Q A-l'-2-4 ,. - ,. - ., .,,,,.'-,....,.1x. l l l i 4 . . i i l l l 1 i 4 l . 1 i l Mary Lou Hughes Wellesley, Mass. Psychology Yahweh on wheels . . . Has anybody seen my shoe? . . . Miss Exaggeralion of l952 . . . molor moron . . . Pres+on's swealer, size 2lf2 . . . neal- ness personified . . . l iusl golf my licence, wheeeel . . . polilician . . . A woman's place is in a clean lcilchen . . . A Sigma Chi's sweel- hearr . . . Birlhday cars . . . always lake your roommale's advice. 'Sludenl Council 2, 33 Chrislian Cabinel 2, 3, 4, Presidenr 41 N.S.A. 2, 3, Chairman 3: Epsilon Pi Sigma 4: Al'rar Guild 3, Experimenlal Theaier 2: House Teams lg Class Team lg Herald Secrelary 3. Renale Herzog Geneva, N. Y. Comparalive Lileraiure Quiel, bul oh, so induslrious . . . William Smilh's UN .... came lo us from Auslria, now a Geneva girl . . . Ridge wriler . . . A lhemeg , , . pride ol The English deparlmenl . . . Dean's Lisl wiih ease . . . energelric walking slyle , , , long brown hair. . . shy and brillianl. Ouling Club 3, 43 Newman Club 3, 4: lnier. nalional Relalions Club 3, 4: Sludenl Council 4: Phi Sigma lola 3, 4., wh ge mi ey l Be 4. n' C X . -Qi -. .ss .W ssss we -... , W, , . ' i .. . 'J .,f, ,,', 2 :www ffl. f ..s- ,,.f,..,,,, s ,,,4., A ,. ,, s C, -. -s.. so s ss.s-.. X ssrr ' S S i' as '. --'. ' n A ,,.. , . ,. M T .... ,A . , .V -.-U - -. , , . -H H m.....i.1.6if.n.'2..u.n..+.. 4 M 1 as Qing 5 s ss xc swf- -. X .,Lk I 2 Mary Sarah Jones Philadelphia, Pa. ' Sociology Sally . . . sweeT and Triendly . . . I hear his whisTIe . . . only Two 'showers Today . . . Don'T geT dressed up iusT'To go To The movies . . . I musT wash Today . . . deep, expressive green eyes . . . a BeTa Sig parTy . . . coTTee, please .... La Belle Parisienne . . .Tun To be wiTh . . . ImagineI a docTor's wiTe. CanTerbury Club li OuTing Club I: I-louse I3askeTbaII Team I, 2, 3: ChrisTian CabineT 2, 3, 47 Vice PresidenT 3, Treasurer 43 Soph I-lop Com- miTTee, Soph BangueT CommiTTee: Senior Ball: Dean's LisT 3. Janice F. JarreTT ChaTFney's Locks, OnTario, Canada Economics-PoIiTics Jan . . . I can'T go, I haven'T a Thing To wear . . . IT's cuTe liTTle TeeT . . . lisTs and meeTings . . . exchange sTudenT . . . anyThing you wanT, JJJ has iT . . . parTy girl . . . JusT a minuTe . . . saves and labels everyThing . . . crowded room . . . perpeTuaI naps . . . KrecIc, Tor Heaven's sake! Ski Club I, 2: French Club Ig CanTerbury Club I: Campus ChariTy ChesT I, 2, 3, PubIiciTy Man- ager 4g STudenT Council 3, Vice PresidenT 4: Gamma Omicron Tau 3, SecreTary 4: Dean's LisT 37 Junior Prom Chairman: Junior-Senior Send-oTT CommiTTee: Dean STudenT CommiTTee 41 I-Iome Economics Club 4, OrienTaTion We'ek CommiTTee 4: I-Iouseand Class SoTTbaII I, 2, 3, 4, Chairman I-louse PresidenT's CommiTTee 4. sXs,, aa f theyre never true. X , wx N Ns SX 3 -A , .Lmcf ,.-ws.-as ' .,. V,--was -,.... twell Cons+ance' Kaufmann New York Ciry, N. Y. ' English Connie . . . iusl anolher six monlhs . . , Why GUSS should l piclc if up, l'll wear il lomorrow , , D ,,.qUi can'+ we have lhe window open? Bridge maior, Poell-' coffee minor . . . l can'l eal anolher lhing-whg exbeb doesn'l wanl lheir desserl? Shall l sing a solo sillin' lhis year? . . . Such domeslicily. hurfyir l-lerald, News 2, 3, Eealure Edilor 3: Dean's --'Bl Lisl I, 2, 3, 4. . Ca: Ecliloi Fire l Club l.is'r2 Edilo Vera Kerlez Geneva, N. Y. English 'il Skiing Jrrips lo Turin . . . Guess whal, l've cul . my hair again . . . l don'l lhinlc l should have been g an English major . . . Ah, Venice . . .Tesl lomor- p row, and I haven'+ opened a book . . . Read l: Dosloyevslci and you'll undersland The whole li prololem . . . Who invenled indirecl' lighling? Y . . . Saddle shoes . . . Home lor lunch. Class Presidenl 2. make sure Laurel J. Klein Greal Neck, N. Y. English Gussy . . . aller her MRS .... hormone cream , , . quick recovery when lhe lelephone rings . . . Poel Laurelelle . . . knilled leddy bear scarl . . . ex-bebopper , . . I golla crush on you . . . sillin' 'wilh Sisson . . . bedroom eyes . . . I'm hurrying . . . bridge ace . . . lypewriler lerror . . . BUCKsom ligure. Canlerbury Club I, 2: Allar Guild I, 23 Ridge Edilor 3, Associale Edilor 4: I-louse Presidenl 3: Fire Caplain 4: Communily Chesl I, Ouling Club I, 2: Lillle Thealre Apprenlice 2: Dean's Lisl 2: Pine Associale Lilerary Edilor 3, Lilerary Edilor 43 Phi Delia 3, 4. Elizabelh Ann Krecker Philadelphia, Pa. Polilics-Economics Kreck . . . al lhe Club . . . loasl and lea . . . You know whal Jan did? . . . Sporls unlimiled . . . The poor childl . . . WhaI a day lo play golf . . . lhe symphony . . . walking shoes . . . perpelual visilor . . . her bark is worse Than her bile . . . proud possessor ol 'lhe ch-air . . . II P. lvl. bedlime deadline. A. A. Board 2, Treasurer and Vice-Presidenl 3, Vice-Presidenl and Presidenl 4: Badminlon Man- ager 2g I-Iockey Manager 35 Schola I, 2, 3. 42 Librarian 21 Allar Guild I: Junior-Senior Sendofl Commilleeq Orienlalion Week Commillee 3, 41 Herald 3, 4: Varsily and Class I-lockey I, 2, 3, 41 Badminlon Tournamenl I, 2, 3, 4, Winner 3: Ski Club 2. , 'fb' X 's , ms, k Tw- . .225 Joan Libenson Wilkes-Barre, Pa. English Joanie . . . The happy lime . . . le+'s plan . . . palron of The arls . . . look al The lake . . . I Think l'll sleep all day-l deserve a resl . . . Shakespeare devole . . . You're speaking lo an English major . . . Epicurean . . . Of course my beer mug will arrive in pieces . . . casual . . . served lime in The gym. French Club lg Temple Club l, 2, 3, 41 Pine Business Slali 23 Herald News Slahc 3: Business Sraff 43 Lirrle Thealre Apprenlice 3: Senior Prom Commillee. Eleanor Lich+ler Marlboro, N. Y. Psychology-Chemislry El . . . l-lis name is no'r Thornlon . . . This is only my Tillh allernoon in lab Jrhis week . . . Please, nol skinny-slim . . . loyal lo Schola . . . sneezes al praclically anylhing . . . iusl ripped our anolher fool of my knilling . . . l'm ashamed lo graduale wilhour learning bridge. Scholar 2. 3. 4: lvlolel 3, 45 Dean's Lisl l. 2. 3. 4: Canlerbury Club l: N.S.A. 3, 4: Lillle Thealre 32 W.E.O.S. Secrelary 4. ' xv? XXX aim 2 I-as -I . ,1, Anne EIizabe+h LieTTinck New HampTon, N. Y. Economics I.ieTie, our DuTch girl . . . SweeThearT oT BeTa Sigma Tau . . . Java sarong in Cornell iungle . . . Vogue haircuT . . . sunTan on Nash rooT . . . eco- nomics and Russian experT . . . ThaT crocheTed TabIecIoTh and bedspread . . . My Kingdom Tor a I-Iorse . . . speedin' Through, has Things To do. Gamma Omicron Tau 47 AITar Guild I, Presi- denT 2: CanTerbury Club I, 2: LiTTIe TheaTre I, 2, Class and I-louse SoTTbaIIg BaskeTbaII I. QQ ne er forget EizabeTh Lugg Duryea, Pa. Psychology Liz. . . I TaughT I saw a puddy caT . . . Schola . . . ATTernoon siesTas . . . All The vices . . . CohorT oT IvIighTy Iviouse . . . Where am I QOIUQ To Tind a job when I geT ouT oT This school? . . . The Things we did IasT sum-mer . . . Touch oT san- iTy among The chaos . . . Takes care oT incapaci- TaTed roommaTes . . . ProTicienT horseback rider . . . LasT oT The hunks. Schola I, 2, 3, 43 IvIoTeT 2, 3, 4: Opera Work- shop 2g InTer ProTesTanT Club 21 5UIO'TVe5IWman I-IosTess 3: InTerhouse SporTs I, 2, 3. ?Q?TQQes W5 sifiifzgs . KQVV Q -I semis? . 15.9,-A-,,gh1,,,., .-:.--.aprgq-.,.,f.-.JJ ,-Y y. . A-nn-1. -. . J Susan McKenzie Ho-Ho-Kus, N. J. Emily Maxine Marx Jackson Heighls, N. Y. Sociology Emm . . . Percy had a baby! . . . Purrr, pussy- cal . . . Eleclric alarms . . . Wha+ if ii is crazy? . . . purple passion . . . McCormick, slaiisiics, our junior year . . . lellers from Sulci . . . l'm sorry . . . Thal's Tremendous . . . February grad . ,, l.el's noi lose sleep over il . . . Those puns! . . . Bela Sig sisier . . . sweel, sincere, under- slanding. Pine I, 2, 3, 4: Adverlising 'Manager 4: Ridge I, 2, 3, 4, Layoul Edilor 4: Temple Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-Presidenl 4: Chrislian Cabinei l, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 2: Chairman Blood Bank Drive 3, 4: Junior-Senior Sendofi Commiiiee Chairman 3: Campus Chesl Represenlalive 3: Dean's Lisfr 3: Siudenl Governmeni Conference Commillee 3: l-louse Presideni 4. ss-. sf-ss-' fs .Qswif ssvggqx :ixkrisf -12 - Siesla Sue . . . ll was iusl Terrible, lends! . . . s ..'s-. posy picker . . . she's lale, she's lale, she's lale ,K . . . lsni ii a bealuly day? . . . l Il gel' lo s 5CO+'Gf1C' Some day - - - I muff 139+ my hair h- d il ,, , 'Q -s-,, s,, '- jfxfss - QQ T inne . . . Cape Codder . . . Leis go TO s Twin Oaks i Chrishan Cabinel 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 35 Class 4 4 Secrelary 2: Canlerbury Club Choir I, 2, 3: Chapel Aliaf' Guild l. 2. 3, 4, Presidenl 4: Floor Proclor 3: Class Baslcelball Squad 3: House Bas- kefball Team l. 2. 3. 4: l-louse Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. in .xy C The Cl Helen E. Moore Greai Neck, N. Y. ,V i English Sfubby . . . pokin' poHin poulin' Pansy . . . Dance Club neophylre . . . round her neck she wears a Iirlle cow bell . . . pious . . . we iusr rode around . . . I ain'I NEVER comin' back . . . I may be IiHIe buI I'm noi inconspicuousu ...Salurday nighl Iwo-spader . . . elocuiin' culie. I-Ierald I, 2: LiHIe Thealre Apprenlice I, 2: N.S.A. 2, 3: I-Iouse Manager 2, 3: Pine Associale Edilor 31 Dance Club 3, 4: Phi Della 3, 4: Ridge 4: Pine Edilor 4. Margarer Merwin Fairlawn, N. Y, English Ivlarge . . . I.eI's go Io Ihe show... I+ musr be nice Io have nalurally curly hair . . . Ihai raggy Ieddy . . . Is II knee sock wealher? . . . shorl and cule . . . IeI's go have a cigarelle . . . Oh. These books are so heavy . . . I-Iow aboul a IiHIe sack Iab, girls? ' Inlrerhouse Sporrs I, 2, 3, 4: Inlerclass Sporls I. 2. 3, 4i Pine Slaff 41 Eire Caplain 41 Canrer- bury Club I: I-Iome Economics Club 3, 4. In pe P N and spirit Winifred ElizabeTh Nash Ticonderoga, N. Y. Economics l-le's noT Tall enough Tor me , . . . Don'+ be childish . . . l've Tinally passed The qualiTying5, now l need some l3's . . . Black panTs . . . inde. pendence personiTied . . . Ladies, iT's quieT hour . . . l hafe beer . . . l'm going To yank Thai, phone OTT The wall . . . lT's iusT noT naTural To ask boys To a dance. OuTing Club lg MoTeT lg Schola 21 T-louse Teams I, 23 l-louse PresidenT 31 Floor Proglor I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom CommiTTee: Pine STaTT 4, Senior Prom CommiTTee. Ann Noxon Richmond, Ky. Economics Annie . . . l-loly Creepers . . . Trom The l-lalls OT MonTezuma . . . laTesT Thing in curlers . . . some- body open The window . . . Who's goT Van Ness. The people say . . . high snealcers . . . poison ivy puTT . . . reading The Almanac... Don'T bore me wiTh your chiT-chaT . . . ETTiciency personified . . . deTails . . . waTTles aT WoodworTh's . . . if if happens To anyone iT'll happen To Annie. Class Vice-PresidenT 3: STudenT Governmenl ConTerence CommiTTee 33 Junior-Senior SendOil Chairman 3: l-louse Manager 3, 4: l'lOuse Presl- denT 3, Dean-STudenT CommiTTee 41 BTQ Slslel CommiTTee 37 l-loclcey Squad I, 2, 3, 4: Badmm' Ton Runner-up 3. I I .A,.,4,,,,,.,H-i x..., ..., Joan Papae Brooklyn, N. Y. Economics-PoIiIics Pap . . . Ihose darlc, brown eyes . . . sweel, sophislicaled or mischievous, depends on Ihe mood . . . Don'I my nails look longer? . . . IeI- Iers from Jim . . . monolone who sings . . . IeI's complain aboul Ihe Iood . . . l'm so upser . . . II's Ireezing in here . . . summer wedding. I-louse Presidenl 3: I-louse Treasurer 4: Senior Dance Commilleep I-Iome Economics Club 4: Class Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: I-louse Sollball I, 2, 3, 45 Badminlon 'lournamenl 3, 4. Alice Pierce Buckingham, Pa. .English Piercie . . . loyal Comslocker . . . l'm noI really hungry, I iusl came down 'cos l'm bored . . . Oh, I had a nice Iime . . . The Firebird Suile . . . Whal shall I do wilh my hair? . . . I Ihink I'II cuI my I:3O . . . Gee Whiz . . . Well, I haven'I de- cided yeI. Schola I, 2, 3, 4, Canlerbury Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dean's Lisl I, 2, 33 Chrislrian Cabinel 2, 31 Ridge 3, 4. ,...... . . . f-. M . -- -,-...u.uS.+. fa ri-5 -Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I sf I , ., ., I, ,,., ,ngxcx I if , A X 'cg X X N X I X :I I X IX s A X fi W K I G ,fy sf 3 A gg, XX - fsxcsx vs, N X Q s aw, v 6 It X3 I X X124 I I is if all I 6- l ' i' 5-seg 1 X , I 1 L N-l I I I I I I I :KK I 1 --. r r' ' . - khxlnnm-'..1-Aa.nnfr-.1Q.1v49p,neff,1-.A1..I.,-,QM-.. .-V ,h ,U M, ,- , l W, Hg I Edifh Louise Posi- Binghampion, N. Y. Psychology-I-Iome Economics Edie . . . The efficience around Ihis place! . . . 8 o'cIoclcs in her senior year . . . I-low many ways can you splil a maior? . . . Shall I lcnil or 'rake noIes? . . . A non-smoker aller Iour years . . . Long dislancel From where? . . . Irom The frying pan info The Tire . . . Now I ask you! . . .- Only quiei when'she sleeps. Mm French Club I: Lilqe Thealre Apprenlice 3: I-Iome Economics Club 3, 4: Senior Prom Com- mi'r'ree7 Ouling Club I, 2: Floor Proclor I, 2, 33 House Teams I, 2. kzg5 Success must 'M MVN 1 ,swim Q Marianne Powell Floral Park, N. Y. I-Iome Economics Powell Lonngg Island . . . I can'I, I'm baby- silling . . . Those eleven o'cloclc phone calls . . . has anybody gol a cigarelle? . . . keeper ol Nash lighls . . . blaclc coffee . . . Bob, a ring. Philadelphia . . . Oh, Ihose dimples . . . I iusl play bridge lor ihe lun ol il . . . Flow aboul a lillle sacls lab, girls? Flouse Presidenl 4: Lulheran Club 37 CampuS Chesl Treasurer 2, Vice-Presidenl 3i Senior Bd COmmi++ee 4: Class Treasurer 2: I-lome Eco- nomics Club 3, 41 Class Baskelball Team 37 Chair- ETGVWWOI The Ring Commillee 3: Fire Capldlfl . 3. I I I I if Tix X eww , T X 2 XS-Er.. Joan Reilly Slalen lsland, N. Y. English-Psychology Reilly . . .she puls The paper lo bed, we pul Reilly 'lo bed . . . lea-sipper . . . Why musl you always upsel me? . . . Mrs. Machine . . . Burnl liver al 7:30 . . . l could drive you mad! . . . souse . . . Sluicl and nonsense . . . lwinlcle loes . . . our Tirsl lady ol The slage . . . gnomie . . . Whal's wrong wilh me? . . .Zooooloooo. l-leralol William Smilh Edilor 4, News Edilor 3: Campus Chesl 2, 3, Presidenl 31 l-louse Presidenl 33 Big Sisler Commillee: Soph Banquel Treasurer: Soph l-lop Commillee: Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4: Variely Shows l, 2, 3, 4: l-louse Baslcelball and Sollball Teams l, 2, 3, 4: Class Swimming Team I, 23 Phi Della. Gloria Robinson Madison, N. J. Economics Glo . . . The Bird . . . The Bidcly . . . Come on, you birds, l'm wailing on you . . . l've G mind lo . . . Closels lull of clolhes and nolhing lo wear. . . Morning lallcer?? . . . Eiiicienl longue lasher . . . Quick, l've gol lhe car. Class and l-louse Teams l, 2, 3, 4: l-lockey li Class Vice Presidenl l, Presidenl 41 Sludenl Council Represenlalive 33 Recording Secrelary 32 Ridge lg Dean-Sluolenl Commillee on Aca- demic Policy 3, 4g Co-orolinaling Commillee 3. s Q ..x1bltI.La.b-uvrw'21qtvf-olAefi.mA.g:.y..s.m, - - 7 :.- qu --.- -wins-. -- s 3 I I I . 1 xl! Virginia A. Shaeffer Lockporf, N. Y. Sociology Ginny . . . Ivlrs. come June . . . Jack-oi-alI- 'rrades . . . Long engagemenls are Iruslralingl . . . Guardian Angel . . . Oh, bul I do . . . Glen-goer l I never had if so good down Sou+h . . .. 'Walking alarm clock, crossword puzzle queen . . . Food, I love ill . . . One of Ihe Evil Five . . . l've iusi golla pass The QuaII .. . doesn r smoke . . . Li'I Seneca? . . . Will live Io be a hundred . . . Poslman rings Iwice . . . loyal 'Io Ihe Port Transferred from Women's Division, Virginia Polylechnic lnslilulep Schola 3, 4: Ivlolel 3, 43 I-louse Presideni 3: I-louse Treasurer 3. ,s We'II sure Phyllis Rofhfield New York, N. Y. English Phyl . . . Ihe lillle one . . . l'm busy . . . l+'g hideous, iI's ghaslly . . . I could be persuaded +0 Cul Ihis class . . . maybe I'lI wrile a lew leliers IQ- nighl . . . Oh, Ihose big brown eyes . . . I hare Io wash my hair . . . inieclious personalily , , , I-low aboul a lillle sack lab, girls? Junior Prom Commiileeg Big Sisler Commil- Ieeg Inlerhouse Sporls I, 2, 3, 41 Inlerclass Sporls I, 2, 3, 43 I-louse Presidenr 3. , 7 sawn -. www . ii x. ails kxwsgxgaw N X . N Q ss. Six, Lx. ii . . friwFC's- -X .xx X X X g .sssfx --.. r r . ,' s Joyce M. S'rewar+ Penfield, N. Y. English Maria Sfaaclen Colombia, S. A. Biology-French Maria . . . can'l eavesclrop on her conversa- lions-Jrhey's in Spanish . . . BUT i+'s always like This in Colombia . . . WhaJr's so funny abou? a Bio-French maior . . l'm going on a dielr manana . . . By gosh . . . complele inclividualisl' . . . l lhinlc Gallo Wine is Wonderful. Phi Sigma lola, Vice Presiclenl 45 Herald I. l . ' ' L, lq k col- Jeriz. . .she s nice, ul s e smo es . . . pin y I ' i leclor . . . Scoich anyway you ook al Hr . . . i . I .F : - , m- worcls from Wiggles . . . llucluahn lull . . su i ' - eca ' mer school whiz . . . be loop baby . . . Sen l . . I I I ' i ol squaller . . . gololhsh killer . . . Al easl l ve g H ' ' 'en ce. Harvey . . . sparkly-eyed spilhre . . . GXPGVI . ' ' . e N Lillle Thealre Apprenhce 2. 3. BFGVVV HOU5 i . ' - ' cl ilor Manager 2, 3, l-louse Presiolenl 4. Pine Ari E 4: Ridge Slalf 45 Fire Capffain 2. . .. . , ..---.ya .gm . N .. ,f f1 Z Y K X . X. , . Wgl l, N fo ' .silk as 'W 'M' K 'E-53: wife? ss VN fo -Y ' '. f 1 , : fs Lf? gif f 5, 'f 5 5 - iw wi f -f YN! ff: -WS -, 5:15 vw - . - .. 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PhallicACharacTer . . . ln- viTed To din-din aT Sill? . . . Eee, uhi,' ooo, bananas . . . From The l-lalls oT lv1onTezuma . . . ArdenT Re- publican wiTh dirTy poliTics . . . I would be older bu+ l was sick . . . Always The righT Thing aT The righT Time. LiTTle TheaTre 2, 3, 41 lnTerhouse Song Leader 2, 3, 47 CoordinaTing CommiTTee 2, 3, 4: Chris- Tian CabineT 2, 37 A.A. Board 3: l-louse PresidenT 3: Big SisTer CommiTTee 3: Class PresidenT 3: EdiTor Freshman l-landbook 31 STudenT Govern- menT PresidenT 4. Joan KaTharine Weber Philadelphia, Pa. German-English Jody . . . blondes Fraulein . . . SweeThearT oT The Confederacy . . . sunTan on Nash rooT . . . Traveler . . . SouTh ATrican saTari . . . Cornell iungle parTy . . . ColgaTe smiles on her . . . Green- brier iailbird . . . wiTh The Tl-HNG Trom W.V.U . . . Leary's TavoriTe cusTomer . . . l-lemingway experT . . . WiTh your imaginaTion, Jody, wriT6 a book! - DelTa Phi Alpha 43 l-lerald 31 l-lockey Squad 4 BadminTon 31 Class Swimming 3: BaskeTball 2 SoTTball 2, 33 Newman Club 23 Li+Tle TheaTre Ap prenTice 2, 4: Transfer Trom Greenbrier College J J.,-.' -' ' T P 4 T l T T l T T I I i ...ag Leila Welikes RochesTer, N. Y. y ,- . . . AAQA, Biology-ChemisTry is isii ' ii il'fWffif.fsf Ensign Lou . . . wiTh 'STink aT The Oaks . . . ComsTock's barber . . . laTe hours . . . leT me YQ sleep Tive minuTes more . . . Sig SisTer . . . JusT This once l'll be on Time . . . aches and , pains . . . l iusT have To go on a dieT . . . no ,ri,s ,agp spoofing . . . soprano in The shower. A in awk .MV STudenT Council Treasurer 35 l-louse Song Leader I, 2, 3. : i A Admiral PeTune . . . Think l'll sing soprano This year . . . l-leavenly days . . .Tuna Tish . . . l'm sTuTTed . . . Sig SisTer . . . Jim . . . l like eaTsl . . .Judas . . . l cuT my hair Too shorT . . . poinTed nails. . . W-ake me up aT eleven . . . We're noT Marian WeTmore Camillus, N. Y. lnTernaTional RelaTions lv 5' speaking Today . . . Near EasT, or is iT Far EasT? Dean's LisT 2, 33 lnTernaTional RelaTions Club 4, . fs, SecreTary 4. . ', l 1 1, -1 ,. ui.:-V, -A, ' x -.:.flce a'fl- My T Pa+ricia Young Jamesiown, N. Y. Economics Pi'rs . . . Efficiency experi . . . Laundry boxes from home . . . lerrers from Albany . . . Aller- noons al The Herald office . . . Die Fledermausu . . . Summers on Chaulauqua Lalce . . . l have live courses and six exams . . . ish . . . Dr. and Mrs. . . . The Big Problem: Economics or French? . . Song Bird . . . Lasl' of The l-lunlcs. Soph l-lop, Finance: l-louse Presidenl 3, 4: Class l-lislorian . . . Herald Adverlising Manager 3, Business Manager 4: Experimenlal Thealre 2: Co-ordinaring Commilree 4: Senior Ball Chair- man: Sub-Freshman Day l-losless. Class of 52' Merrelyn DuBois Elizabe+h A Lewander Ann Roberfs Muriel Wrlgh+ Wagner Lillian King Wrighi' 5-gf ,ia5,wg,:::.,1,::-ze.-,-,p. . f :Q-pf 5 -L 1 Y , Q .Q Ig, ,g4.n.. J. The Tollowing sTudenTs are noT in acTualiTy members oT our class, buT They have earned The priviledge oT graduaTing wiTh The Class OT '52, Though iT usually Takes Tour years To TulTill The requiremenTs in hours and crediTs, The opporTuniTy is available To every sTudenT To acceleraTe her program. This means a heavier schedule, giving up vacaTions To aTTend summer school sessions, and a good many hours in The library. More and more sTudenTs are sTepping up Their schedules in response To The inTensiTy 'and pressure OT Today's liTe. The Class of '52 is proud To welcome This group To iTs ranks. ' Aciielerated Students Alice Arnold Oceanside, N Y l-lisTory Al AI A laugh ThaT s a laugh Uh. COINS see my DarTmouTh banner . . . CommiTTee crazy . . . KniTTing Tiend . . . leTTers wi+h a Texas posT- marlc . . . Takes chances on The Long lsland Rail- road . . . STores Things Tor TuTure reTerence . . craves Tresh air lroom 42-The reTrigeraTorl. Schola I, 2, 31 ChrisTian CabineT l, 2, 41 Social Chairman 4: Soph BanqueT Co-chairman: Soph Hop CommiTTee: Senior Ball CommiTTeeI Song Leader 2: Pine AdverTising 5TaTF 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 4, lnTerhouse SporTs I, 2, 41 l'l0Cl4eY 1 4. Au.-iAnmumc4'mm.a.n'.4 F e -., A ,,-,. rf ' IQ Fly' Mu , Yr Qi WX Joyce Garbrechl' BallsTon Spa, N. Y. l-lisTory Joy Joy . . . The bewiTching wiTch . . . Shape up, Roomsieu . . . IT you wanT To see me l'II be in The libe . . . buT noT a minuTe Tor The union . . . The lady in red . . . inseparable-Joyce and her hair dryer. . . same Trame buT a diTTerenT picTure every year... Did you have a good Time? Aver- age. . . . socks by The Ton . . . pleads Tor some BallsTon Vichy. OuTing Club lg NominaTing CommiTTee I: Class Treasurer 23 Soph l-lop CommiTTeeq l.uTh- eran Club 2: Pine STaTF 33 Junior Prom CommiT- Tee: Big SisTer CommiTTee 31 Fire CapTain 3, ln- Terhouse SporTs I, 2, 35 lnTerclass Swimming 2' Dean's l.isT 2g Pine Pholrography Assoc. 4. Carmen Rosa Chardon Ponce, PuerTo Rico Biology TerriTicl . . . You should come To PuerTa Rico Q . . loves To Talk . . . ATraca al lv1uellel . . . Taking a course in Spanish . . . sincere and Triendly . . . ambassador of goodwill . . . Wha+ abouT? . ., . The Mambo . . . should have come To Willie SmiTh Two years earlier . . . Sally come! . . . WhaT are you Talking? . . . high heels and parTy dresses. TransTer Trom NazareTh College, Louisville, Ky. Newman Club 3, 4. Margare+ Hua-Chen Kwei Wuclwang, Hupeh, China g Biology-Cliemislry , Meg . . . our Cliina doll . . . generous, under- slanding . . . beaulilul Cliinese dresses-llwose slilsl . . . Tales of Jrlie Orienl . . . wliiz al malln . . . aflernoons in labs, Bio, Chem, Calculus . . . I wanl lo go lo Jrlwe opera . . . so many cousins . 4 . Cornell visilor . . . l love you all and Wil- liam Smi'rl1. Class Vice-Presidenl 37 l-louse Treasurer 35 Can- lerbury Club 2, 31 Sclwola 2, 33 Badminlon 21 Soflball 27 Lillie Tliealer Make-up I. Jacqueline Hinlcle Greaf Neck, N. Y. l-lome Economics Jaclcie . . .Wlial'sll1e name of my dale again . . . Golla clean llfial room . . . Do you realise lwow old l am . . . Parry lliis vacalion . . .dimples . . . finally gol my fur coal . . . Everyllwing liap- pens lo me . . . Going lo l-loolen l-louse . . . Sleady in Cave . . . Sofia siudy lliis lerm . . . ll'1ey're all Counls . . . Seneca lime. Soioli Banque? Commillee: Soplw Hop Commil- leeg Junior Prom Commillee: l-lome Economics Club 2, 41 lnlerliouse Baseball 'Team I, 2. CN' .4 .. .,,.-P '-11-1-73,6- ' ' sinh +uA-kd-:Av 1 vm :rx N x W.,-.....-U.-34. ve-'S-af ' .f -huQ:.,nAmM-p-.V-,-sm sam-1 1- . .. . --1-e- .. .V Scene from The Junior Prom, held in audiforium of The New STudenT Union. Despiie The increase in dancing space. B good aTTendance lxepT The floor well oc- cupied. T A picnic aT Houghron House, given by The Big SisTer CommiTTee when These Juniors were Freshmen. The enTerTain- menT commiTTee lcepT Them busy wiTh games and races To TesT Their aThleTic skill while The A. A. Board looked for promising hockey and soTTball players. -Qu FROM FRESHMAN FLING TO JOLLY JUNIORS The Class oT T953 came Through our orienTa- Tion period cornmendably To esTablish ourselves as a class displaying The virTues which make us The epiTome oT high aTTainmenT aT William SnniTh. Well, anyway, we've had Tun and learned a loT, Too-abouT boTh sTudies and T-lobarT men. We've goT The pep, we've goT The vim, we've goT The energy. We are a viTal parT oT every school acTiviTy. We proved our energy ThaT cold, damp Friday of Treshman year when we serenaded our seniors: up aT Tour in The rnorningl BUT The reTreshmenTs aT every house, The sleepy looks oT our elders and brealcTasT aT ComsToclc made iT Tun. We weni TO The TradiTional recepTion aT Dr. Brown's. rewrole X. K S T S ik XX Xxsifxb .ik tv-c FronT row: HarTman, GolclsTein, DiCosTanzo, Johnson, Neuburger, GrunerT, Sfelle. Back row: ChasT- ney, WelT, Sand, Hall, Dunker, Ellinger, Roe, BarTleTT, Calkins. The freshman handbook, and chose a shmoo Tor class animal. ln spiTe OT The conTenTion over our class song we decided wiTh an almosT unani- mous voTe on The one Blackwell wroTe To The Tune of lv1cNamara's Band. And ThaT was The year we helped choose a school ring. Then came our social year: sophomore slump. BuT we compensaTed wiTh class acTiviTies. Our TirsT Tormal was a big success when we gave The colleges April in Paris. ChrisTmas caroling and our Sophomore BanqueT aT The 86 gave us a chance To know our class loeTTer. The news oT world aTTairs, draTTing and The possi-biliTy oT anoTher war did someThing To our aTTiTudes. ParTies were Wilder and marks dropped To a new low. The end oT The year broughT rooming prob- -- --V - ---' - 1- -------,fi--A -- . - '55-Ha' -v 1 'iw' lems, and mosT leTT dissaTisTied wiTh The places we were To live in. YeT, The Dean's CommiTTee con- sidered our gripes and we reTurned in a happy, refreshed sTaTe oT mind. We had a whirling sTarT as Jolly Juniors wiTh The WiTches WalTz, decoraTions oT spider welos and 'wiTches, which may have been The envy OT any seT direcTor Tor Shakespeare's lv1acbeTh: ln memoriam: UnlimiTed cuTs.'1 We decreased in numbers, buT promised To make iT up in addi- Tional class spiriT. Thanks To paTienT and sympa- TheTic insTrucTors we've survived This-Tar, so on To a vicTorious senior year and ThaT well earned degree. lf iT's Tame you wanT To see, ioin The class oT '53. NoTorious, buT famed. Viva la '53l nn A, , ,, Wu- --V A-, , , I' ,J-,511 -- . -' T' .- - r . 9 e. , , , - - M, X , .Ik-lf, A - .l1.,,f,. rl E B 5 X 2 3 ...... ix, . N S- s. . X vs Q aa is F'--'S X if 3 s X 5 X W- fix J N if x W r ., 3 I I, is x sf s i f x 42. N ? ' , V Y 'ar .J '1' , 'X wfillfi NF My il . Q---WM , s - aww, 3 ,QS f ,, 'wk 55? ' sf X wil Q f , vs , x M 'SN 'X Dormifories are happy places 'ro live, and living 'rogeiher in harmony produces many lasfing friend- ships. Houses compefe on friendly ferms in campus afhlefic feams, and chariiy drives. This dormiiory scene is a house masquerade al Blackwell. ra . N l i lf x, I . Q F w i r I Froni row: Burroughs, Yesayian. Johnson, Kwei, Gardner, Worihey, Prugh. Baci: row: Vann, Allison, Perefz, Schroeder, Engleri, Mooney, Meulendylxe, Weinar, Penhallow. YE W' ,gum-1 Kill Hem, wi X as wifi Y QQXQRX X hx N 'N-.v QM-Bama-0 19? YQW- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Meulendylce, Treasurer: Calkins, Secrefary. Back row: Seii- zinger, Hisforiang Goldsiein, Presidenig Kwei, Vice-Presiclenf. The Juniors have been 'rhrough fhree years of higher educa- +ion. They're old hands +o ihe ways and means of college life now, and 'lheir freshman days seem long ago. Righfz fhe freshmen of Blackwell in ihe fall of '49. N 57 as -V Y,,,,,- ,, ,, Nga... Firsl row: Winlon, Hill, Sandler, Kreuder, Koeberle, Handler, Hazellon Second row: Haupl, Anderson, Williams, Pugel, Carmen, Forsylhe Holfman, Tongue, Jones. A Oh we are lhe Sophomores who can'l even wail To rise lrom lhe lable lo gel lo our dale. We'd been warned aboul lhe Sophomore slump when we were lreshmen, bul lhe aclual evenl was even worse. ln lacl, any Salurday nighl we happened lo sil home lhe worsl parl was lhe upperclassmen's iolces. We were sorl ol in-belween lhis year-nol lreshmen, so we didn'l have lo sland up lor iuniors and seniors, bul nol upperclassmen, eilher, so we could have unlimiled socials. Bula hall-hour wallc is beller lhan nolhing. Une ol lhe lirsl lhings we did when we gol baclc lo school was lo elecl Mo Wellen as our Presidenl, Peggy Simon lor Vice Presidenl, Mary Sunlcenberg as Secrelary, Diana Usher lor Treas- urer and Liz Norlh lo lceep our hislory. Al Chrislmaslime we sang carols lo lhe whole campus. Fine voices in our class. We wenl home lor vacalion in lhe snow wilh a warm glow, and came back lo lind exams were righl around lhe corner. So much Weslern Civ. reading lo do, and lhe iuniors weren'l much help lo us, even lhough lhey were reading lhe same lhings. We managed lo scrape lhrough exams, lhough. and wenl home again lor anolher all-loo-shorl vacalion. March came, and our Sophomore Banguel al lhe Lalayelle Inn, our lirsl big sociely evenl. was wonderlul lor all ol us. Then April, wilh all lhe wonderlul rushing around. The Soph Hop, Spring Fever, held on April 2Olh, was a huge success. Marge Case and Eleanor Wilson headed lhis. Moving Up Day had a special signilicance lor us lhis year, because one ol us is made Big Sisler, and we are lhe big sisler class lor nGXl year's lreshmen. Exams came and we worried lhrough lhem. and now we are lhe Juniors! Every William Smiih dorm has a room designafed for smoking, ancl as you would expec'r, +l1is room becomes 'rhe social cen'rer of +l1e house. Here ihe girls come io smoke, knif, chef, and play bridge while llie room- maies s+udy. Righiz McCor- mick House Smoker. ri :ig . X fr i .-fix, X , iw n , sg 1' . 39 i 4' - - -vwxf Firsf row: Ruclerman, Wellen, Farone, Dickeson, Puinam, Hughes. Popper, Dodge, Siiehler, Beiz, George, Miller, Roberfs, Case. Q' lc:len, Bauman, G01 Lk' K' a'ytJ: . 2l-' as Si Firsl' row: Kleinman, Berman Ronalcls Mundy Norlh Schullz Lucenl Brennan Kxrlc Second row Kerckhoff, Odsfed, Roberison Wrlghi Nasiuclc Rosenfhal Wilson Roberis Eaion Walpole Hoose Brown, Sunlcenberg. The Sophomores have become inifiaied Willy Smi1'hers wilh +heir official debui' via 'rhe Sophomore Banquef. Now i'l's only memories as 'l'hey look back on fhe days of lheir Freshmen follies. Here 'rhey are during +heir Orienialion Days being iniroduced 'ro Ho- bari' Frosh ai lhe Freshman Mixer. 'QS 4415 X! 1-5...-9 X ga SP5 ,i X, -,xx I , SOPHOMCRE CLASS OF- FICERS: Sunkenberg, Treas- urerg Usher, Vice-President Back row: Norih, Hisforian: Wellen, Presiclenfg Simon, Sec- ' ' -'f mms S reiary. Sophomores have been fhrough 'lhe well lrnow slump 'lhaf comes wiih social life on a college campus. As 'rhe Big Sisfers of nexf year's freshman, 1hey're busy seleciing commif- iees and preparing lhe Orienta- iion Week program. Righiz A mixer pariy af Houghion when fhey were freshmen. . I' 'im-1 y A A V P g ,., .........m-- LQA ' - OrienTaTion week sTarTed-We Were SHUTTIGCT and shoved To Coxe To Take exams, ouT TO l-loughTon Tor picnics, we danced, we regisTered. WhaT a conTusion! KaThy Wood was a wonderflll Big SisTer To our class, and all oT us were anXlOUS To- meeT our own big sisTers, aTTer we'd been wriTing To Them all summer. All Too soon The upperclassmen invaded our paradise wiTh Their Talk oT socials and guieT hours and answer The Telephone, FRESHIVTENV' We began planning Tor our TirsT Spring Week- end aT The end oT November and iT cerTainly lived up To all our expecTaTions when The big day Tinally came. Tired buT happy, on Sunday evening we're glad we s+ilI have Three more To look Torward To. M Then The day we made seniors sTand up Tor us and be in Their rooms aT seven ThirTy. We had To geT up aT Tour ThirTy in The morning in order To gain This privilege, along wiTh an exTra social. l-looray! We sang To all oT Them, and They re- sponded wiTh cookies, cigareTTes and oranges. Moving Up Day we puT on our whiTe dresses and became sophomores, pracTically. Freshman TundamenTals had TaughT us how To walk grace- Tully, while we marched inTo The Sunken Gardens aT l-loughTon, singing The FoundaTion l-lymn. Upperclassmen had Told us how lucky we were To have had The lnTer-house Sing in The Fall, and looking back on The acTiviTies during The Spring we're inclined To agree wiTh Them. Judy Hubbard was duly elecTed To serve as our presidenTg Beverly Baader and Sue Sullen- berger represenTed us on Council. Classes sTarTed wiTh Those bugaboos, physical science and HLA. PlaTo, ArisToTle, Ta.ciTus and The Greek dramaTisTs were all covered and more or less absorbed by our quesTing minds. lvlosT weeks we didn'T guesT enough, and iT's Too easy To Tall behind in WesTern Civ. readings. T News Exams in February had been a ThreaT, buf sTudying in June was even harder, we Tound. The Tennis cour'Ts, The lake, and long walks in The SUN were awfully TempTing, buT we did Try hard To keep quieT in The house when people were sTudY' ing. and we didn'T leT The warm Spring Wefilllel aTFecT us Too much. Exams over, summer vacaTion begins, and OUV TirsT year aT Willie SmiTh draws To an end. WG'V9 made our mark on The colleges, and now wel1GVe Three more years To go. 1 I l i 5 The symbols of a 'freshman on campus during lhe early weelns of fhe fall ierm are her li'H'le green beanie and ihe schedule card she carries 'lo remind -her which class is where, and when. xi A NN 2 .Y-rx, W , X... - L i E i ,NX 'Ps eww K K . lN,NXyNxXRM N. 'VY 2 lf' w ' .f,n.w ' sw? ,,, W- 21 -W ww M. 'IVV l ' QNX Y., AT IW, nv- Hvv , f ,CN lvv' 14 bn As ,vo 1 'U H-rv 7 get -1 Y lv-fx 'F VW fi' yve, YYY vw.,- N-s gfNl 1 l l is L .1 1 FRESHMAN C L A S S OF- FICERS: S m i 'l h, Secrelaryi Hunier, Vice-Presidenl. Baclt row: Pearce, Treasurer: Hub- bard, President Planer, His- lorian, Freshmen soon learn 'rhe habiis Of ihe old Willie Smi+hers - souvenirs! They prove you dale 'lhe Hobarl' men, and helps you recall fond memories. X o X N X , ,XX,.EXXX,,X 135 we as K XX N Mi X iv X. X . S ky s ,XX X XS ,felis-XXXFXSX1 X SSW F .fX1, 1,-QXS X FA iff' -XXI SV- gyf XXXgsxXQX1Xz X- :L - QQ as XXL I as-Q' 1 X 5 5 1 0 .sf .Qs X gigs gk -iwfpr W x S , X . Xx x., 5 X in y X! N S giiixf E., y Xe , ---1,:- .efpf - 3 :gil . -awww W. ,Q , 'NX .fini ' we , iv ,sw 15, .3 X., l iiffi ff.. ,i '-1. sagem X- qv. T N , ' -.-X I , Q-,Q if L '! 4 l g,. ' r - -., 3, .4 . A .- L, . . , -I :SH X 42 W f Firsl row: Sanford, Brill, Reis, Baldwin, Williamson, Kingsley, Allen, Planer. Second row Zellner, Cole, Sullenberger, Sanders, Kalz, Lighfbown, Allcinburg, Hubbard, Garey, Garland This year's Freshmen were a lively group. Afler a few days of orienla- lion, 'rhey adapled rhemselves quickly +o campus ways, and even inlro- duced a number of improvemenfs. Their enlhusiasm and willingness show a s ' 'l' 'lh ' pm ai we all like. Below: A group al lhe Freshman Mixer in Coxe Hall. Www X .fri , , NJ Y' KN VN Firsi' row: Liverighf, Alden, Smiih, Hirsch, Boyce, Zumsfein, Johnson, Aflridge. Second row: Morris Siolces, Klinghoffer, Springer, Tyor, Smiih, Sweei, Durfee, Wasserman, Pollard, Hunier. Third row: Tooker. O'Toole. Young, Sinclair, Lusson, Kurland, Askin, Mabie, Osborne, Sklufe, Russell. Firsl' row: Maionnier, Marlrell, Pearce, Swarizmann, Spanierman, Zala, Locl:wood,.O'Malley. Second row: Tennant Levy, Oppenheimer, Willauer, Baader, Zimmerman, Laverdy, Cheese- burough, Bufler, Miller. I l l l 1 i i l I I l l i l I I '1 Q l 1 i 2 E 1 1 i l i . i i . 5 if if I f f- 0 R 1 djs V .Ill li fl W ------an a 7 A 1 ,sar,,s,wQ.N BL c S 3 9 li l N wr i K x 5 i i - f 1 i S I 5 I L 1, I ll Q , 2 ,. if 1 3 'N I 1 D I 1 I 1 1 I I l 2 il v 1 .I 1 'I ,Ql- fisf , N N 5 'NN NS I x A Q wg. ix 5 Y 4 i i' :i irn E2 The acl'ivi'ries of sluolenls en'rer spheres ofher 'rhan book learning. Campus life calls 'For i+s own measures of social affairs ancl clubs. S+uc.len'rs sharing common in- 'leresls crea+ecl organizalions in 'rhe early days of +he College, and la+er Hobarl and William Smiih made many of 'lhem ioini organiza'rions. Recolleciions of Remem- ber When are 'rreasurecl memories for all of us. A., I ' J'I.N:.w I TK if v 1 l 1 i l l l l 5 4 4 v l l l l l v f 4 .- 'lelgiiii V P The honorary life,-ary Iralernily includes Ihe edilors ol Ihe Pine, Ridge and rald besides people who have worked hard and well lor lhese publicaliong, OS and Ihe Srage Whispers also provide members lor Phi Della. The prime urpose IS I0 improxe campus publicalions by consrruclive discussion. Firsl' row: Sianziani, Moore Klein, Nafhanson. Back row: Freidman, McCreIIis, Presidenfg Ross. PHI DELTA PHI SIGMA IOTA'- ' Firsl' row: Hall, Siaaclen, Bari'- leH', Miss Nellis, Duchesne. Back row: Blocker, Mr. Pefrizzi, Dr. Harris, Cafaro, Presicleni' Herzog, Falher Labigan. , ,,,, ,Jill 4 I H I i I l I The Plll EIR CIWPISF Ol Phi Sigma lola, Nalional I-lonorary Romance Lan- guage? SOCIRIYI Was slarled here in l939. Grealer underslanding Ol IHOSC counlries which spealc Romance languages is developed and high scholarship In Ille IGRQUGQSS lllemselves is soughl. Members are lhose wilh a B average' Vw' AdvancemenT in The Tield oT economics, in Theory and in pradfige is TosTered by Gamma Omicron Tau. This NaTional Honorary Economics SocieTy recognizes Those wirh high scholarship and who are amloiTious in developing 5 qigher economic sTandard in The communiTy and naTIOn, V lTT' T, fl is .. 3 , . . - 3 523,-. ...N FirsT row: SmiTh, Heilman, Jar- reTT, Mr. McKiney. Back row Herzog, Gorman, Warner, Mr Linninger, Alheim, Websier, Ross. GAMMA OMICRON TALI EPSILON PI SIGMA :i X I we S My , ..cca rx -GN The members oT This local honorary science socieTy are oT hifilli SCIWOIGSTIC sTanding and musT have .compIeTed 24 hours oT sTudy in Their malor Heli if o concenTraTion. Under The guidance oT Miss Nellis. They WIGCT GVGTY mom discuss maTTers such as new advancemenTs in science Today. FirsT row: Anderson, Ford, Logie, Miss Nellis. Back row: FinesTone, Vann. G -, -,-1...-.1-4-Q - I? -L ,. ,-L . ., : H ' is Q A ' I T I i i-a i I 1 Il '. -i I fi I I T ' I -4 i 'rj l I 1 , , I I f i I i ill I' rl I iii- , 'I Il 'I 'ui I T9 is-I AI I l i l T' I T1 I 1 Q 'ff l ii I , f iii I T ki ,: I 'I I 4 I I I 5 l i I9 i 'I Q I QA!! ...-- ,II fm' KVI Bramanie, Haag, Scl1rO6del'. DELTA PHI Firsi' row: Swarlzman, Rucler- man, Haupimann, S+rain, Golas, Finesfone, Pereiz, Berkowsky Schwariz, Kallman, Zala. Back row: Levine, Lisfer, Wasser- man, Shanbron, Rosen, Kaiz, Pearce, Levy, Spannerman, Levenson, Oppenheimer, Levin- sohn, Singer, Wahierberg. The Bela Phi chapler ol This honorary German sociely meels monlhly wi+Iq Mr. Frederick Lehnerr as ils lacully aolvisor. lls main purpose is lo invesligale and lurlher appreciale The cullure, lilerary ancl linguislic, of Germany, pagf ancl presenl. ff- We 1 ALPHA TEMPLE CLUB Meg? -,M Xi fr- by 4 ,f 2 Z This year lhe Club was very iorlunale lo have been given room fOr lllell A own use in lhe new Temple. Speakers come from The Geneva commuf1llY and Sa VPPSON. bolh of which collaborale wilh The sluclenls cluring holiday obsiq Vallons' Bl'Weel4lY'meelinQS serve lo lurlher lhe members in lhe Jewish ldl' and Plan CHVGVSG proiecls. such as lhe children's parly and Lox and B5Qel brealclasis. Perhaps The greaTesT inTluence The STudenT Council has on The compleTe sTudenT body is Through The social and dormiTory codes. This is where The Tirm hand oT The law impresses all oT us. The demeriT sysTem, new This year, and The sysTem oT progressive advanTages which has been dis- cussed are examples oT The Council's legislaTive posiTion, This year's Council, headed by Anne STouTTer, has made much progress. Council worlcs each year To improve The rules and regu- laTions, and is a good example oT a working repregerffallve governmenT, since Council members are elecTed Trom each oT The Tour classes. The presidenT of STudenT Council is elecTed Trom The sTudenT body aT large. RighT: PresidenT during The l95I 52 Term Anne STouTfer X-4 vw -fa-414.-W - -mx ,-s...,s. iw 1- ..,. c se, Q.- STudenT Council RepresenTa- Tives: STouTfer, PresidenTg Bal- lanTyne, Anderson, JarreTT, Os- wald, Tongue. Back row: Her- zog, Wood, Wulf, Sullenberger, Baader, GoldsTein, BrunerT, NasTuclc. Governing STudenT Council in a relaxing mood aT The Ses- sion Room in Miller House. Council has many duTies be- sides dealing wifh inTracTions of The Social and DormiTory codes. M RW an Rau Q 5 . .Qs gcycrkg . h A X 0 A ix. . c xc. Y. . isfNgsT7wfs -. -- TS -is JN as 123-i in if' vga c 'C J' ik 1 ,,..M,., I , ,g xr. Qrf. .fy o HQ-1 4 I i l I l l lil, i :M f -- ev - -i...--, o , Firsl' row: Hubbard, Allison Norfh, Kasfner. Second row Baldwin, Geary, STokes O'Toole, Chedebrough, KenT. Back row: Gardner, WaTson Teranci, Hall, Mifchell, STrain iv CanTerbury Club's purpose oT ChrisTian Tellowship and co-operaTion is revealed in iTs annual ChrisTmas caroling parTy To geT canned goods Tori C5eneva's needy and iTs oTher ChrisTian welTare work. The Episcopalian sTudenT's undersTanding oT his religion is developed in round Table discussions and Torums. The corporaTe communion services and brealcTasTs, held bi- monThly, add TurTher To The many TaceTs oT This organizaTion. CANTERBURY CLUB CanTerbury Club has The college chaplain, ivlr. Charles Kremer, as iTs TaculTy advisor. Under his guidance The Club provides acTiviTies which enable The mem'bers To express ChrisTian Tellowship and co-operaTion. ,gf Mr. Kremer has been wiTh The Colleges Tor a liTTle more Than a year now, , buT already his lisT oT acTiviTies is long. ln addiTion To his duTies as college . -42 4: . insTrucTing in The WesTern CivilizaTion deparTmenT. - - .- chaplain. he is always available Tor counsel and aid. This year he is also ii 4 2 LEFT: Mr. Kremer in T bar'r College Chapel- he Ho S i lv 3 f lie HU' HOBART CHAPEL Y . -fs.-.- , I-V - i --W. i----n---rf The l-lobari Chapel is of primary imporiance in William Smilh religious aclivily. Every Friday noon a non-seciarian service is held under The super lion prepare The service and arrange for guesr speakers. 'L ies- . -.l? v ,- .' , N-W, , ,.,,,,.W.,,. ,,.,,,., W,-.....,n , .. -- - Y ,. , T, ,.,, ,,X,,.,-,,,,,..1. v,., M s,,.. .....,.. 7 1: Q I 1 I I K- Ig b 5 K A N. ,Ing N V h . A , .-k , f . A-r,,. ,T , D Zh..- ',,r,.,P:,Q vision of Allar Guild. The members of This organiza- I I' CHRISTIAN CABINET ALTAR GUILD I ,. 'r . .. I , . I m y , al .. I' 2 l 1 I r I l . , , , I I 2 S .. -Q .- 4 .sg ft: . we V 0 , XV: , L I I I i I I I I The ChrisTian Cal2ineT is The Board oT DirecTors oT The ChrisTian AssociaTion. IT sponsors various chariTy causes in connec- Tion wiTh The colleges, supporTs The World STude'nT Service Fund, and worlcs in con- iuncTion wiTh'ST. John's Chapel AlTar Guild. This laTTer Tends The alTar and Takes care oT sTudenT chapel services. Allar Guild-FirsT row: WorThey, Hubbard, Mc- Kenzie, Prugh. Second row: Williamson, NorTh, Allison, Lockwood, KasTner, Yesayan. BELOW' Campus Chesf-Meulendylxe, AT'I'ridge, Williamson, SeiTzinger, Garland, Hanbridge, BredI'ield, Burdick, Chasfney, JarreTT, Russell, Hoffman, Lockwood. CAMPUS CHARITY CHEST The donaTion, oT money -by.William SmiTh sTudenTs To worThy .causes is conducTed by This organizaTion. A drive Tor conTribu- Tions is held each year, aT which Time sTudenTs are inTormed oT The recipienTs oT Their donaTions oT The previous year. ln The Spring, The Campus ChariTy Carnival comes To Town, and we have a chance To spend our pennies in The AmusemenT Parlc Tashion Tor good ends. 'CIhriETian CaI::ineT-FirsT row: Mooney, McKenzie, Blade, Oswald ug es. Second row. SeiTzinger, Carmen, Auer Arnold Finer Good 'Pan' Marx. BIOCIK. NOrTh, Hall, Hubbard, NasTucIc, Hill.. LEFT.: Chris Tian Cabinef holding a Tea, f:7'ii 1 diffs 5 W as .a T ' ! .fx 1 -, T 1 wigs The l-lome Economics Club aims p maf'lY TO Send TorTh experT homemalqf buf also SPOUSOVS War proiecTs and greaTly inTeresTed in various Torms of soc service work. Miss Alma Buschman is ' TaculTy advisor. Colllngs- Halaby. Mooney, PosT, Miss Bushman, Anderson, EnglerT, Block. --HOME ECONOMICS CLUB DAINCE CLUB lsadora Duncan and MarTha Graham would have been pleased and proud To know The girls in Dance Club. Every year, a periformance oT modern inTerpreTive dancing is arranged, wiTh choreography by Miss Seeley. A girl musT be voTed inTo Dance Club bur anyone is welcome in The ApprenTice Group, which inTroduces The Techniques To newcomers. Dance Club members spend The year sTudying and rehearsing Tor The spring reciTal under The direcTion and supervision oT Miss Seeley. FundamenTals ol inTerpre- Tive dancing are oTlered by The Physical EducaTion deparTmenT, and here is where The Dance Club Tinds poTenTial members of The ApprenTice Group. ConcenTraTed parTicipaTion in The apprenTice period makes sTudenTs eligible Tor Dance Club membership: STelle, Allison, Welf, HarTman, GoldsTein. Miss Seeley, organizer and advisor of Dance Club. if Wt STudenTs from I-lobarT and William SmiTh inTeresTed in hiking. FIVSIYUW3Udell--II'f1e5I'0f1.SGnd. mounTain climbing, skiing, bicycle Trips .and oTher ouTdoor acTiviTies Egmgnl lijgtlefogirajjfersoni Tind oThers To share Their zeal in OuTing Club. Members oT This organizaTion parTicipaTe in overnig'hT and week-end excursions under The guidance oT The TaculTy advisor. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION -+- OUTING CLUB ABOVE: A gym class in hockey. RIGHT: Members of ATI-1le+ic AssociaTion ,BoarcI. FronT row: Presideni' Krecker, Anderson, DecIcerT, Simon, STeIIe. Back row: Brown, Kreucler, Meulen- The represenTaTive members oT The A. A. Board organize all aThleTic acTiviTies. There are The inTer- house and class games To :be scheduled, Tourna- menTs wiTh oTher colleges, eagerly supporTed by lvliss SmiTh and, oT course, The TradiTional A. A. BanqueT in May. SporTs acTiviTies are a parT oT The regular physical educaTion courses, and The A. A. arranges inTer-class and inTer-dorm sporTs evenTs as well as meeTings wiTh oTher college Teams. dyke, Kierkoff. f-nsggac Qx.. . SXRQBNQE A KQV The NaTional STudenT AssociaTion has noT been on William SmiTh Campus Tor a greaT lengTh, buT iT has succeeded in exTending in some parT The sTudenT governmenT. The organizaTion holds TreguenT conTerences To discuss and solve prob- lems relevanT To college liTe. lTs greaTesT conTri- buTion This year has been The poinT sysTem iT developed To accrediT exTra-curricular acTiviTies. FMT wwf Johnson. Lichler, eoidS+e.n Reis. Back row: Usher' Recfor. The NaTional STudenT AssociaTion. N. S. A.--------SCHOLA cANToRuM To The musically inclined members oT The col- leges, Schola CanTorum oTTers The perTecT ouTleT Tor Their arTisTic energies. The sixTy voice choir is selecTed Trom The general sTudenT body by Mr. LaTTord, The direcTor, aTTer audiTions. Schola puTs on several concerTs ,a year, many oT Them ouT oT Town, and iTs Tame has spread Tar beyond The campus. FirsT row: Arnold, Hunfer, muen, Hoose, bmiTh, Kreclrer, Williamson, Lussow, Koeberle, ZumsTein, Allen, Pollard, Pynne, Meslril. Second row: Garrison, Allcenberg, George Sand, Russell, Morris, Kwei, Oppenheimer, Mr. Lafford Sinclair, Auer, Gardner, Schaeffer, Hazelfon, Hubbard VandevenTer. Third row: Derr, Male, Male, ChenaulT Brownfield, Levenson, Noble, Rose, Hodenger, Goodrich Griedon, Hubbard, Lichler, Webxfer, ChanTler. LEFT: Mr. Lindsy Lafford, DirecTor of Schola CanTorum. 2 BELOW: Judifh GoldsTein, Pregidenf of ABOVE' Neuburger and Auer re arin ma u - P P 9 F ' scripfs for publicalion. RIGHT: Edifors Laurel Klein and Lynn Roe. Miss Klein is Associafe Edi- lor and, Miss Roe, Edilor, 'for lhe Spring issue of Hue Ridge. BELOW: On Willy Smiih campus Everybody reads 'rhe Ridge. TH IDG The Ridge sels lorlh lhe lilerary lalenls ol William Smilh sludenls. lvlr. l-larringlon, ils ad- visor, and lhe slaucl iudge lhe submilled worlcg lhe accepled poems and slories are published lwice yearly in lhe magazine. The slaucl consisls ol lhose girls who have shown abilily in lhe lriclsy pursuil ol Hue Muse ol crealive wriling and who have an inleresl in Hue welfare ol The Ridge. The worlc done by Hue slalll and The worlc sub- milled by Hue sludenls combine ldmalce The Ridge a magazine ol high lilerary qualily. There are leur issues ol The Ridge each yedfi lwo lall issues and lwo spring issues. The fall issue was ediled by Laurel Klein and Hue spring issue by Lyn Roe. The spring issue also accepled manuscripls from l-lobarl sludenls. xt of ' d. .ki ed m'l'S KY WO I . I . v X ,v xx I, 1 Q 7' 5. 1e y. ri ld le ,S. When lhe Herald rolls olf lhe press on Friday aflernoon, Everybody who is Anybody reads lhe Herald. THE HERALD Every Friday allernoon lhe Hobarl and Wil- liam Smilh Herald comes lorlh complele and perlecl lrom lhe lower level ol Ealon l'-louggl The edilors siliback and relax lor anolher lew days unlil lhe ever-busy news slalls hand in lhe nexl week's slories. Meanwhile lhere are bills lo be paid and copies lo be dislribuled, delails which lhe business slall lakes care ol. Always looming in lhe 'background are lhe deadlines which musl be mel, lhe headlines which have lo be wrillen, lhe layoul lo be planned. Then, lhe linished dummy is rushed down lo Carpenler's prinlingeslablishmenl, run oll lhe presses, and proolread. Then lhe edilors relax unlil lhe whole lhing slarls again lhe nexl week. Working on lhe Herald gives sludenls a good chance lo become acquainled wilh lhe process ol pulling oul a newspaper. lvlr. Alkinson's guidance is helplul when problems gel loo knolly. LEFT, ABOVE: Joan Reilly, Firsl Term Co-Edilor and Alice Vann, Second Term Co-Edilor. BELOW: Slalf Edilors Vann and Weissman. STANDING: Anderson, Milne, Bur- lon, Heavenor, O'Connor and Pavia preparing malerial for publicalion. Preparalion for each issue is a week- long job. 'r is I , l . 1,1 bi , se' if if' ! l T ' , Il .x 'E L N Q , . .:4, w Qrqld Q We il 1 e 3: . ABOVE: Thorion Smallwood and Eleanor .Llchler worlung on conhnuily for anoiher program Mr. Smallwood is M.C. on lhe quiz program, The BaHle of lhe Sexes BELOW AI Frazer head of The 'rechnical deparlmenl of WEOS ai ihe confrol panel in ihe small conlrol boolh in Smifh Hall. E03 This is WEOS, The radio voice of l-lobarl and William Smilh Colleges. Thal's whal you'll hear when you lune in lo 640 on your dial some evening. Our campus radio slalion is complelely self-supporling and run by sludenls ol boih col- leges in The sludios on Jrhe fourlh floor ol Smilh Hall. . Enler+ainmen+ is our specially, lhey claim, and lheir mollo has been ably carried oul wilh many new lealures lhis year, parlicularly programs relayed from VVQXRL The slalion is well named lhe Echo of lhe Seneca. Roger Bruns, a WEOS engi- neer, pic+ured wifh 'l'he new +ransmiHer recen+ly purchased by 'rhe sfafion. Wifh him is Mr. Smi+h of WGVA who helped insrall 'fhe +ransmiHer in 'rhe WEOS siudio. new BELQW Neuburger Thomas and Hays rehearsing for ihe new drama program Senna Playhouse Mr Thomas ns one of The Four Brofhers of fhe dusk lockey Programs. Z 3 1 - 2 is i Q i ug -fy i F51 Tag I L li I IS I E. E. GriTTiThs, direcTor of all LiTTle TheaTre producTions. He is known To everybody as GriTT, and admired by all for his abiliTy To make every presenTaTion a success. -4 3 N ' B S . si sn gl ix Yi l A scene from As You Desire Me, The Tall producTion OT LiTTle TheaTre. Joan Reilly, lead ing lady, Joyce SeiTzinger, and David Seld. LITTLE THEATRE The play's The Thing, and indeed iT is in. Li++le TheaTre. Under Mr. GriTTiTh's direcTiOn we usually see Three prOducTiOns a year. EX- perimenTal sTudenT-direcTed plays also cOnTribuTe To The sTage presenTaTiOns in Coxe l-lall. AS You Desire Me, given in The Tall, was a Time eaiample OT The' inTegraTiOn beTween direcTOr. acTOrs and Technicians. ' To be a vOTing member OT l.iTTle TheaTre, sTu- olenTs musT amass TiTTeen pOinTs in aT leasT TWO diTTerenT Tields OT prOducTiOn. Thus. behind The scenes in grease painT, a devoTee OT The drama gains knowledge OT all phases OT The TheaTre. Much hard work is puT inTO each presenTaTiOn. buf The long evening rehearsals and perTOrm- ances are wOrTh iT. Some say ThaT The apprecia- Tive audiences make iT so, some The ideas GX' pressed in The play: however, all agree ThaT Thefe is a greaT aTTracTion in show business. A scene from a play In Experimenial Theaire. Drama sfudenis wri+e and direci iheir own plays for ihese producfions. RIGHT: Sullivan, Denf, Bair, Morris, Sullenberger. is SSN? wafl S X S iiisf .X ly, le is in :Hon Ex- bule Hfas line clor. slu- Two lhe ama fre. lion. rm- Cia- ex- here RIGHT: A dramafic scene from one of LiH'le Thea+re's grealesi' successes: Moss Har+'s Ligh+ Up 'the Sky. Piclurecl from lef'r 'ro right Berkowslcy, Bari'- leH', Perelz, SuH'on, Bramanle. Members of Scliola and LiHle Tl1ea+re recenlly uniied 'lo preseni' 'lhe Colleges wi+l1 a showing of Beggars' Opera. Abbove'a+ rehearsal: Johnson, Sullenberger, Wooclworlh, Brownfield, Auer, Pollard, Swariz, Blocker. sq YL--... fi T THE PI T l T k x Mae . 4 Q X l x l l T 3 si ga... 4 ,AH ig. ' l , ls 1! sbs- . X . . iss be . 'I SES X ws- sy: f x Nga -Q69 X W N FrequenT discussions oT The several ecliTors are necessary Tor harmonious secTions of The yearbook. Each ediTor is responsible Tor one secTion, and has a commiTTee work- ing under her supervision. ABOVE: GarbrechT, PhoTog- - ' L'Terary EdiTorg Badenberger, raphy Manager, Klein, I STewarT, ArT EdiTorg Moore, EdlTor- Business Manager, in-Chief, Auer, AdverTising Manager. he Pine sTaTT has WiTh The ablesr oT ediTors, T worlced as hard as ever This year To produce an exTra-special yearboolc. WiTh loiTs and pieces all ver campus iT was Tun gaThering Them all To- O I Ther wriTing characTer slceTches oT roommaTes, QS 1 n wheedling The ads Trom relucTanT Geneva eve cold December aTTernoons. The resulT is an- on T oTher addiTion To The permanenT records oT Wil- ' ' h T lie SmiTh: a hisTory oT The Class oT 52, oT T e un we've had, The ups and downs wiTh The Dean, and sTill emerging wiTh The look ThaT's new. Rf Ns NN X X X w i r ll ' - as is or or T e Pine is a year long process, and no sTaTT - X iiras.. member escapes The Tolls. r XX ,E ,assi X fx bww f wSXss X s . X S s ws sy N X ,s ' S x 4 4 pr :Q Hs. X. 1. 0 .v 1 N 9 I K, T1 'J i E ,J 1 fi K. 11 .Hi rv 7,4 74 -1 ,K : '33 ' 1 QE Q L4 .Vi 451 , 4 '51 . Li! , U 142 fi 2. 'w 3. 0 Y wg 4 A J 3 lf ,vx 4 nf 'Q 5 HE 4 1 ,M WXR 'fifgf X A K HXNQQYRXQ. X xl hd' Presideni of 'the COX eg ai home. X es, Nb n W. Brow n and iamibf. ' x 23 e px t, ss, I 4 X , . A '5 mos? R reasured x NR memOT . Q, f w Kes. Y coXXeqe OHS O D rm We . . . X1 House. O TNS. Ks ak Nas A Ramiwu ' Vs- Co-operafrve dormifories l1ave an afmosphere all iheir own. Brenf girls prepare dinner. Picnics in Hougln'on's sunlren gardens mean gameS galore wifh plenfy of good eafs. ll' - k Those early spring sun baflws ma acquire. lce a summer fan quic lcer f O , V . A ' .. fy E . V ,gil l mais, ,v 356 lx ihe more aC'llVe ll fa e . bl Od T. o , Deparfmen . wnh .fsporhnqihe Phys. Ed Glflsses Offered bY cOUr 9I I f 1 'A Yi fl ,N X 1 5 i X l U rf-Q-f' ke Q- , Picnic for +he Freshmen during 'rhe W Orieni'a+ion Week. The moHo is Never lef ihem sif sfill long enough lo- gel' bored. N , +5 .Q I , Goofing off lceeps monoiony away, and i+'s fun, foo. Here Joan Reilly and Donna Anderson clown in Sill dorm. Back in 'lhe fall of '5I 'rhe Seniors were ihe Big Sisfers. Here we are geifing acquainied ai an informal lea in Comsfocik living room. A fi W 4, ,V , 'i . l ff--exkwf you , .ll A e Q .vtjrfin-yn WMV ,, , I 4 ff X . S S . E w. 9 v X X. X a fx ,Q X X 1 X X xg. x 5 XX 0 NX, x 5 XX xx X-an y X in A X N 'Xwx X aw Xa William Smi1'l1 girls came forfh fo parficipafe in +l1e Hobari' Variely Show during 'rhe fall. Everybody was in siep, foo! William Smi+h is one communi+y +l1a'r approves of Hs govern- ing body. Council members like fo have fun, and manage 'fo craafe flieir share of if. Xsafa .RN 'vfr1?vv 'WHEN-P 'T . . ., , . ,,'...-.,.,...,.q-,,1-A -,..,...--.. . . .I -., , , , . I CLASS OF I952 ADAMS, Jeanne ANDERSON, D0nr1d I-- ANDERSON, Dorothy J. ARNOLD, Alice Ann AUER, Shirley BADENBERGER, Eleanor BALLANTYNE, Barbara BALLANTYNE, Jean BALTZLY, BeH'y BISHOP, Susan BLADE, Jocelyn BLOCK, Janne BURDICK, Audrey CAMPBELL, Nancy CARR, Janis CERESKA, Zinia CHARDON. Carmen COLLINGS, Rulh COWIE, Jean DAVISON, Doris DECKERT, Mary Louise DERR, Jane DUBOIS, Merrelyn FILATOFF, Ludmilla FINER, Sondra FITZPATRICK, Shane FLORA, Lorene FORD, Mary Ann GAINSBURG, Lois GREEN, Mary D. GREENBURG, Doris HALABY, Z. Jean HANBRIDGE, Elizabefh HASSLAM, Judiih HATCH, Joan HAUPTMANN, Gerlrude HERZOG, Renale JARRETT, Janice JONES, Mary Sarah KAUFMANN, Consiance KERTESZ, Vera KLEIN, Laurel KRECKER, Elizabelh LIBENSON, Joan LICHTLER, Eleanor LIEFTINCK, Anne LUGG, Elizabefh McKENZlE, Susan MARX, Emily MERWIN, Margarel' MOORE, Helen NASH, Winifred NOXON, Ann PAPAE, Joan PIERCE, Alice POST, Edi+h POWELL, Marianne REILLY, Joan ROBINSON, Gloria ROTHFIELD, Phyllis SHAEFFER, Virginia STEWART, Joyce STOUFFER, Anne WEBER, Joan WELIKES, Leila WETMORE, Marian YOUNG, Pafricia I54 Bowers Avenue, WaIerI'0Wl1 48 Clyde Avenue, JameSl'0Wn 20 Sunrise Avenue, KaI'0nal1 3I Allen Avenue, Oceamide I7 Maple Avenue, Hamilion' 33 Lowell Road, Porl' Washnngfon, L. I. 22I2 Soufh Geddes SIree'I', Syracuse 22l2 Sou'rh Geddes Sfreei, Syracuse 600 Coinserfia Road, Dayiona BCBCIII Fla- 2II Firsi Sireef, Scolia Woodsrock, UlsI'er CounI'y 23 Schenck Avenue, Greai Neck, L. I. 2I59 Sfrang Avenue, New York 66 II7 Heller Parkway, Newark 4, N. J. Mayfair Farms, Sou+h Road, Poughkeepsie 89 Durnan SI'reeI', Rochesfer 2I Box I322, Ponce, PuerI'o Rico 2I Sonn Drive, Rye Dogwood Way, Mounfainside, N. J. 5 AI'lan'Iic Avenue, 'Easi' Rockaway I5l Prospecf S'rree+,,PorIland, Maine 2l4 Ashland Avenue, Bloomfield, N. J. 278 San Gabriel Drive, Rochesler 3006 Parkway Terrace Drive, 'S. E., Washingion D I742 Boulevard, New,Haven, Conn. 37-35 85i'h Sfreef, QJackson-,Heigh'Is, L. I. R. D. I, Waierloo' I I26 Wes'r Main Sireer, Bafavia 52 DeKoven CourI', Brooklyn 30 42I Cobbs Hill Drive, Rochesler I0 PaI Ierson , I55 Linden Road, Rochesier I0 IIO NorI'h Manlius SIreeI', FayeH'evilIe 32I Kimball Avenue, Wesflield, N. J. 970 Edgewood Avenue, Pelham Ver. Admin. Hospiial, CasIle.PoinI' 29 Madison Sfreef, Geneva The Opinicon, ChaFfey's Locks, On'I'ario 205 Huniingfon Pike, Rockledge, Philadelphia Pa I040 Park Avenue, New York 306 Lafaye+I'e Avenue, Geneva 22 Vanderbilf Drive, Greai' Neck, L. I. 7925 Germanrown Avenue, Philadelphia, P 332 Sou+h River S+ree+, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Sourh Sfreel, Marlboro Box 95, New Hampfon 8I9 Main SI'reeI', Duryea, Pa. 222 Eas'r Franklin Turnpike, Ho-Ho-Kus, N J 35-57 7lsI' Sireef, Jackson Heighfs, L. I. 350 Owen Avenue, Fair Lawn, N. J. 32 Amhers+ Road, Greal Neck, L. I. 363 Lake George Avenue, Ticonderoga 5l Wesi' Main SIreeI', Richmond, Keniucky 434-75 SIreeI', Brooklyn Buckingham, Pennsylvania 7I Helen S'rreeI', Binghamion I44 Aspen Sfreef, Floral Park, L. I. ' I72 Wrighl Sireef, SI'apleI'on, S. I. I5 Walnuf S'IreeI', Madison, N. J. 48 Easf 73rd S+ree+, New York I6I Lincoln Avenue, Lockporf S Glen Circle, Penfield Heighis, Penlield 34 Norfh Avenue, Hagarslown, Md. I5l6 Eas+ Duval S+ree+, Philadelphia.38, Pa I I0 Weyl Sfreef, Rochesler 2I I2 Greens Sireef, Camillus ' 9 Moni' Alio Drive, Jamesiown CLASS OF I9 3 ALLISON M Mar arei' SI. P r - Q ANDERSON, Jacquelyn aul's Reciory, Monlrose, Pa. 48 Clyde Avenue, Jamesfown 94 rx. 'ic-egxlgz.-,,.',x,--1.-an H'-'J--A ' r' ' F I Vi A Nu . ,AML H .1 A '-n-. BARTLETT, Ann BREDFELD, Belsy BURROUGHS, Phyllis CALKINS, Barbara CHASTNEY, Dorofhy CLEARY, Barbara COLLINGS, Helen DiCOSTANZO, Anne DORAN, Joan DUNKER, Janel' ELLINGER, Eileen ELLIOTT, C. Jane ENGLERT, Doris FRANCIS, Rosemary GARBRECHT, Joyce GARDNER, Helen GOLDEN, Audrey GOLSTEIN, Judifh GOODMAN, LeMoyne GRUNERT, Wilma HALL, Anne HARTMAN, Barbara HINKLE, Jacqueline JOHNSON, Gail JOHNSON, Pairicia KWEI, Margarel' LEVY, Joan LIROFF, Marian MEULENDYKE, Nancy MOONEY, Sally NEUBURGER, Elizabeih OSWALD, E. Joyce PENHALLOW, Sarah D. PENTZ, Winifred PERETZ, Selma PRUGH, Rulh RECTOR, Laura ROE, Lynn SAND, Belly SCHROEDER, Joan SEITZINGER, Joyce SMITH, Mariorie SPENCER, Jane STAADEN, Maria STELLE, Jean SWARTZ, Evelyn VANN, Dorolhy WEINER, Marcia WELT, Joyce WENDEL, Donna WOOD, Kalherine WORTHEY, Mary YESAYIAN, Eslher ?4l'gIaI-rpillon SIree'r, Hqmilfon ugh Road, Corning 4638-BS 36Ih Slreef, Arlingion Va Iilorlh Brook Slreel, Geneva I urlon Avenue, Hasbrou ' 95 Travers Boulevard, Kenmcfrlbl-I7IghlsI N. J' 2I Sonn Drive, Rye 59I N. Foresi' Drive, Wegf 750 Burr Sfreef, Fairfield, CE:r?rI?wood' N. J' 29 Wilson Place, Freeporl, L. I. 239 Terrace Avenue, Has-brouck He' 27 Yeager Avenue, Forfy Forf, Pa, 4 William Slreef, Norlh Merrick, L. I. 425 Easi 86lh Sfreer, New York I5 Hyde Boulevard, Ballsfon Spa 497 Hazel Avenue, Highland Park, III. I50 Boulevard, Passaic, N. J, 92 Hansbury Avenue, Newark 8, N, J, 400 Hunl Lane, Manhassei, L. I. 22I Milford Drive, Eas+, Syracuse 6 6l0 Arrow Slreel, Marshall, Missouri I6 Kensinglon Avenue, Trenion, N. J, 256-42 Upland Road, Greal' Neck, L. I, 37 Elm Place, Nulley, N. J. 602 Winsor Sireef, Jameslown cfo Mrs. S. C. Dwu, 206 College Avenue, Ithaca 5I8 Easl Main Slreef, Riverhead, L. I. I428 Glenwood Road, Brooklyn Dufloo Road, Sodus 587 Pine S+ree+, Lockporl' I9 Easl' 80Ih Sfreef, New York 2I 60 Avenue C., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. I7 Anlwerp Sfreel, Philadelphia, Pa. l26 Easl' Washinglon Avenue, DuBois, Pa. 520I l4lh Avenue, Brooklyn I9 Sunse'I Terrace, Ml. Arlinglon, N. J. 37 Ardmore Place, Buffalo I3 I I6 Waverly Place, New York II Fori' Monlogomery 82-98 6Is+ Drive, Rego Park, L. I. 235 Paxson Avenue, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 256-5I Upland Road, Greaf Neck, L. I. 65 Foresr Road, Fanwood, N. J. I3I Fuhrman Avenue, Ramsey, N. J. Possumfown Road, Bound Brook, N. J. l34 William Sireef, Geneva 407 Easl Seneca Sfreel, jfhaca Gownada Sfare Road, Eden 522 Elizabefh Slreel, Ogdensburg '9I1'fS. N. J. .92 Lewis Sfreel, Lockporl' 3227 Wes? Clearfield Sfreel, Philadelphia, Pa. I908 Slanwood Sfreef, Philadelphia l5, Pa. l8I Rhode Island Avenue,.HighIand Park, Mich. C ASS GF I954 ALDEN, Sarah ANDERSON, Pauline BAUMANN, Alice BERMAN, Joan BETZ, Phyllis BRENNAN, Nancy BROWN, Judirh Oksl' CAESAR, Befriha CARMEN, Mary Ann CARPENTER, Mary CASE, Mariorie DICKESON, Shelley DODGE, Dawn DOTY, Isobel EATON, Shirley FARONE, Conslance FORSYTH, Elaine FRICKER, Mary Louise GARDNER, Gail GEORGE, Diane 507 N. Chesler Road, Swarihmore, Pa. I6 Royce Road, Newfon Cenler 59. Mass' Main Sfreei, Sag Harbor. I-- I- 69-40 I08Ih Sheer, Foresl' Hills, L. I. 94 Sourh S+. James Slreef, Garden Cily 426 Farnum Slreel, Edgewaler Park. N- -I- I23 Barnum Avenue, Porl' Jefferson, L. I. II5 Sou'rh Robinson Avenue. Penn Af9Yl- Pa' 288 Orchard Sireel, R0cI'leS'f9F 5 Box 73, Seward 424 Wellinglon Avenue. Rocliesiel' II 5685 Graliol' Road, Saginaw, MICII. Loudonville Road. LOW-lonvllle II53 Oakley Avenue, Winnelka, III. 63 Lake Slree+, Perry . 46 Ludlow S'rree'I', Saraloga SP '95 35 Woodbine Avenue, Rochesler ll 5I Norfh Main Sheer, Geneva I79 Madison Sfreef. Wellsvllle Chaumonl' 95 GOLOS, Barbara HANDLER, Janef HASELTON, Joan HAUPT, Margarel' HILL Barbara HILLSGROVE, Peggy HOFFMAN, Marilyn HOOSE, Jane HUGHES, Jean ILIFF, Jacqueline JONES, Kalherine KENT, Joan KERCKHOFF, Carol KIRK, Gail KHOURY, Befh KLEINMAN, Cecil KOEBERLE, Ellen KREUDER, Anne LUCENT, LeHy MILLER, Virginia MONDY, Teresa NASTUK, Diana NORTH, Elizabe'l'h ODSTED, Belly PEUGEOT, Palricia POPPER, Jane PUTNAM, Margarel' ROBERTS, Emily ROBERTS, Helen ROBERTSON, Nancy RONALDS, Anne ROSENTHAL, Susan RUDERMAN, Lela RUTLEDGE, Marilyn SANDLER, Judifh SCHULZ, Alison SIMON, Peggy STIEHLER, J. Audrey STIMM, M. Virginia SUNKENBERG, Mary TONGUE, Margarel' USHER, Diana VanBEURDEN, Joan WALPOLE, Joan WELLEN, y Maureen WILLIAMS, Juliana WILSON, Marion WINTON, Marilyn WRIGHT, Phyllis WULF, Sally 320 Washinglon Slreel, Geneva 25 Clifford Avenue, Jersey Cily, N. J. 64 Lake Flower Avenue, Saranac Lake 30 EusI'on Road, Garden Cil'y, L. I. 45-48 Browvale Drive, LiHle Neck, L .l. 46 Edward Slree'l', Baldwin. l-- I- l5I4 Culver Road, Rochesler Amenia 62 Pine Slreel, Garden Cil'y, L. I. 559 Weymoufh Road, Springfield, Delaware Co., Pa I03 Saraloga Avenue, Cohoes l25 Soufh Merrick Avenue, Merrick, L. I. 55I5 Walerman Avenue, Norfh, S+. Louis, Missouri II6-06 Curzon Road, Kew Gardens, L. I. 38 Lewis Srreef, Geneva I575 50lh Slreel, Brooklyn I9 229 Deerfield Drive, Rochesler 9 5 Brookdale Avenue, Verona, N. J. I2 Birchwood Road, Porl Washingron, L. I. 330 Corlland Sfreel, Grolon I3 Hawley S+ree+, Oswego 980 Johnson Place, Union, N. J. 85-40 l69lh Sfreel, Jamaica 3, L. I. l23 Wesl Bridge S+ree+, Oswego 7 Winslon Road, Buffalo I6 2I Easf 87+h Slreel, New York 28 I IO3 Lexing+on Avenue, Scheneclady Hillcresf, Upland Drive, Fairmonl, W. Va. 5 Primrose Lane, Valley Sfream, L. I. 308 Wellesley Road, Syracuse 7 209 Kalherine Road, Ridgewood, N. J. 47 Easf 88'l'h Slreef, New York 28 59 Hancock Sfreer, Malden 48, Mass. 422 Fourlh Avenue, Warren, Pa. 725 Monfgomery S'rree+, Brooklyn I3 I80 Norfh Union Road, Williamsville I5I Wesf 86'rh Slreef, New York 24 66 Warner Avenue, Hempsfead, L. I. 903 Norih Foresi' Rd., Williamsville 2I 24 Sunsef Trail, Silver Beach, Bronx 6l I5 Walnul' Slreel, Walden 4647 Upper Roslyn, Monrreal, Quebec 32 Burns Place, Rochesfler lOl Walpole Road, Grolon 20l Wesf 77+h Sfreef, New York 396 Easl l7'I'h Slreef, Brooklyn 7I Rosedale Avenue, Hamburg II733 Edgewaler Drive I04, Lakewood, Ohio 26 Elm S+ree'l', Websfer Sf. Michaels. Maryland CLASS OF l955 ALDEN, Virginia ALKINBURG, Nancy ALLEN, Mary ASKIN, Jacqueline ATTRIDGE, Joan BAADER, Beverly BALDWIN, Barbara BOYCE, Sarah BRITT, Emily BUTLER, Beverly CHESBROUGH, Alice COLE, Sara DURFY, Vivian FOWLER, Nancy GARLAND, Marilyn GARY, Marfha HIRSCH, Ann HUBBARD, Jane 30 Hillside Drive, Lewnsfon R. D. l, Canaioharie l509 Ounnymede Road, Norfolk, Virginia 2605 Banis+er Road, Ballimore I5, Maryland 3I0 S+raHord S'rree+, Syracuse 67 Farley Avenue, Fanwood, N. J. 407 Norlh Elmwood Avenue, Oak Park, Ill, I8 Uiica Avenue, Binghamlon I I3 Maple Sfreel, Amhersl, Mass. 39-I0 2l2 S'rree'l, Bayside 6I P. O. Box l28, Canaan, Conn, 2l8 Wesr Bank Slreef, Albion Fizlicl, Sanborn ayu a Drive, Nia I8 W. Cou?+ Sfreef, Walizlvi Falls 40 Red Jackel Parkway, Buffalo 45l Wes'r End Avenue, New York 24 9l3 Walnul Sfreef. Elmira 96 HUBBARD, Judilh HUNTER, Marilyn JOHNSON, Helen KASTNER, Barbara KATZ, Arlene KINGSLEY, Sally KLINGHOFFER, Rulh KURLAND, Florence LAVERTY, Mary LEVY, Nancy LIGHTBOWN, Elizabefh LIVERIGHT, Nancy LOCKWOOD, Susan LUSSOW, Palricia MABIE, Rosemarie MCKENZIE, Dorolhy MARKEL, Judifh MILLER, Isabel MILLET, Gene MOJONNIER, Shirley MORRIS, Gloria O'MALLY, Joan OPPENHEIMER, Ann OSBORN, Bellerly O'TOLLE, Shelley PEARCE, Barbara PLANER, Susan POLLARD, Ellen PYNN, Grace REIS. Carol RUSSELL, Elizabeth SANDERS. Belly SANFORD, Evelyn SCHWARTZ. Phyllis SINCLAIR, Diana SKLUTE, Marlene SMITH, Helen SMITH, Marlene SPANIERMAN. Dorolhy SPRINGER, Elizabefh STOKES. Mary SULLENBERGER, Sue SWARTZMAN, Belhe SWEET, Mariha TENNANT, Suzanne TOOKER, Margarel' TYOR, Joan WASSERMAN, Belly Mae WERNER, Jeanne WILLIAMSON, Joan YOUNG, Barbara ZALA, Mary Ann ZILLNER, Judifh ZIMMERMAN, Edyihe ZIMSTEIN, Janel' ' 1 IIO6 Seminole Av D - . I I I H Wesih Avenujlniijgdirelroil' I4. Mlch. 607 Park Avenue Manhass f 2406 29 s+re +, if I e - 30 Geor i 2 Ong sland Clly 2 9 a venue, Lo B 93 Leicesler Slreel, Perrryg each I349 Carroll Slreef, B kl 2I Brookside Avenue, gidimeilville, N J 360 Cllnfon Avenue, Brooklyn 5 i I 94I Park Avenue, New York 54:55:31 N J Yflfl Rvad. B I+ I ' ' I08 Hillcresl Terrace, ljlel-Eli: ggnizidi 272 Genesee Slreel, Avon I i Wesl Genesee Slreef, Clyde I Mamas Farm. Windfall Rosa, Olean 56 Deepdale Drive Greal Ne k 386 Koscuisko Slreel, BrookIync2I 447 ' Souih Main Slreei, Geneva 6I8 Fair Oaks Avenue, Oak Park III. Box 5I I, Carmel I 80 Overlook Terrace, 'New York 33 65 Easl' 96l'h Sfreef, New York 28 406 Lyon Slreef, Fullon 95 Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn 26 60 Easl 96l'I1 Slreel, New York 28 333 Ceniral Parkway, New York 2l5 Parsons Drive, Syracuse 9 76 Engle Slreel, Tenafly, N. J, 93 Denl' Road, Sfalen Island 8 22l Cenler Sfreel, Easl Mauch Chunk, Pa. Bank Exam. Depi. Fed. R. B., Allanfa, Ga. Roufe 4, Box II8 Easlon, Md. 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Geneva FLAVIN, Nellie 236 Hamilfon Slreel, Geneva 97 Compliments of Gene1fa's Foremost LYNCH FURNITURE Faslaion Store COMPANY if Compliments of H O P THE SENECA s JGHN CHURCH James F' Hobbins Fine Furniture and Floor Coverin s LOUI 86 KARL KLOPFER S Best of Luck Always Books -- Stationery y to Greeting Cards All The Student Body Magazine Subscriptions 'A' B if T W I N O A K S 23 Seneca Street This Bank Appreciates the Patronage of the Students and the Members of the Faculty S of William Smith College if THE NATIONAL BANK OF GENEVA 'lr Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 98 Compliments of HOTEL SENECA me FOOD OF GOOD TASTE HARRIET ROBERTSON BOLIN MUSIC HOUSE Everything Musical Compliments 0f CARPENTER - HE PRINTS A THE FRANKLIN GENEVA, N. Y. CO. Telephone: 2434 ' G E N E V A C0 f'li 'e t SAVINGS BANK 0 wk 24 Linden Street CLASS OF 1 9 54 ' GENEVA, NEW YORK STANLEY'S 'X Geneva's Showplace T E R R Y 1 S Of Collegiate Fashions A GENEVA DAILY TIMES Compliments Of. GEORGE CHASE STUDIO A Good Clothing Store For Over 51 Yea FAIRFAX BROS. CO. Paints Wallpaper Artists' Supplies Picture Framing 'lr 87 CASTLE ST. PHONE: 2441 Compliments of PIEHLER PONTIAC CORP. LANNON OFFICE SUPPLY Everything for the Office 18 Linden - Geneva - 6447 ALMARCO PRINTING CO. 1 02 Castle Street GENEVA,N.Y. ir - Phone: 2922 'K' 691481 ' O We print everything from a card to 9 U... W.. m,,,,,,,s glnc' a catalog . . . or a school annual of the GENDVA' N' Y better grade. We shall be glad to dis- cuss your printing needs. p IOO R.-K .,., ,. ,....., 1, ., BEST OF LUCK FROM THE CLASS OF 1953 Best Wiihes Compliments . gf from H L Y O N ' S D R U G THE CORPORATION S 0 R E MCCARTHY'S PHARMACY 162 Castle Street Compliments GENEVA, N. 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