Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 217 of the 1938 volume:

I 1 ' ' .i fm' vassal K6IHni5ld'3?F'AfH!MF.3PMlE.K3UKI-Eyflbdl .W6lUSi,i:IlMMiH,AM v!l.r.r08El1bSIH!0f idk C, fc QQGCA QS P602 uw NN www N Copyright PHILIPPA CONNOR Editor-in-Chief Lois HEC-K Business Ma,nager QL M, N aa WW OF TI-IE CLASS OF 1938 WILSQN COLLEGE Cl-IAMBERSBLJRG PENNSYLVANIA IFQRIEWURD THIS YEAR the editors of the 1958 CONOCOCHEAGUE have lriecl to present the year Book in a different way. Instead of the old traditional ctivisions, we have arranged an the contents to fall under one of the seasons-Autumn, Vvinter, or Spring. As events happen, so we remem- ber tnem. We sincerely hope that the College will approve of this new arrange- ment. V IQ? , QONTIENTVS AUTUMN WINTER SPRING O PRESIDENT HAVENS, who, by his untiring efforts on our Behalf, his sportsmanlike participation in our work and our fun, his enthusiasm, scholarly wit, and generosity, has won our sin- cerest respect ancl friendship during His few months at W'ilson, we, the class of nineteen liunclrecl and thirty-eight, decli- cate this CONOCOCHEAGUE. D IE D ATN Q N HN MIEMORIAM TO ONE EQUALLY ERECT IN CHARACTER AND STATURE, WHO LIVED TO MAKE THOSE ABOUT HIM A BETTER RACE, WHO TROD THE EARTH WITH COURAGE FOR HIS APPOINTED TASK, WHO SAW HIS VVORK, THAT IT WAS GOOD, AND RESTED FROM HIS LABORS H TO HIM WE ARE BEHOLDEN. A4011 .7-iv ,,-My.: .4- ETHELBERT D. VVARFIELD, D.D., LLAD., L1TT.D ani -,MS iff. ftflb hbdiiedmsg ma11k,mcLgB1feai.lLG5,. au, Q and VV lege- wggzgng Iugifun 5 others starts her FsLUv:fLc'i'fV21iiies ,-1 clubs sports, and Isluflies. X UI 'IV U VY N SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH IT is Indian summer, and the hills across the Conococheague are already putting on their gypsy colors when Wilson girls come Ioaclc, eager to start another year of study and gay companionship. Reunions, Hue cards, remnants of that summer tan, chairs being painted on the fire escapes'-these are but fleeting glimpses of those first few hectic days. For the first time the freshmen meet their new room-mates, dash off to all sorts of tests, and in a flurry of excitement try to fix up their rooms. In the meantime upper class- p men start their again-tests!! on sum- mer activities and renew old ac- quaintances. Even before every- thing is unpacked, there are plans for the first informal, anticipa- tions of future -battles on the hockey field, and Hsmootif' ideas for club meetings. Every mo- ment of their time they cram full of Fun and gaiety, for they know tuclies will be- that an too soon s ' ' G will rush past 'n Thanksgivinb 't'es, and 811 , in a cloud of festivii Autumn will be over. ACADEM I C PROCESSION 14 A LINE of students along each side of the walk from Warneid Hail to Thomson Hail form a white-clad guard of honor. First the faculty, Wearing their gowns and bright-colored hoods, walk between them-then the seniors, proudly Haunting their caps and gowns for time first tirne. The juniors, the sophomores, and the freshmen, all dressed in White, follow in order. with the dig- nity and the ceremony of the Academic Procession and the first chapel service, the college opens for another Vear. DUSK has fallen over the Wilson campus. Dimly in the . I. f fading iight vague out Ines 0 trees and buildings can foe seen. Then softly moving come the seniors and freshmen. The fresh- men, clad in white, form a on the green by Thomson Haug while time seniors come slowly for- ward, their faces lit lay the orange and recl of their Japanese Lan- terns. Between. the two groups, the class presidents meet, one to give, time other to receive the W ' I COIOTS VVl1iCI'1 the TISVV CIEISS XVII proucuy Carry for the four years to come. COLOR CEREMONY 15 Y.W.C.A. CABINET EIARGARET LOGAN ..... ....., ............. P R ESIDENT JANET SWINEIAIART .... ...,... X ,ICE-PRESIDENT VIRGINIA BURSLEM .... .........,.. T REASURER SARA HOSFELD ......, ....... S ECRETARY COMMITTEE CI-IAIRMEN NIARY 'TROUTMIXN .. D IARY JANE IQING ........ BETSIE IEIOPKINS ..... ....,..............XfESPERS .......ENTERT,I1NnzENT ..............LITERATURE VIRGINIA SLEPPY .... ...... X XXORLD-FELLONVSHIP PAULINE Momzow ..., ............... H ANDBOOK ELIZABETIAI XNRIGI-IT ........ PUBLICITY JUNE IVIATTEN ......... ....... ZX luszc NIARGARET BROCK .. ..,.......... FINANCE OLIVE IEIAMMER .......... ..............,............... F RESI-IIIAN Y BETTY CBREENXVOOD .,..... ........ C ORRESPONDING SECRETARY BXIIRIAZNI BROKAXX f..... .,............ 1 7 ZVIEETING REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER URCIANIZATIUNS SARA BAMBER ...........,...............,.............................. S. S. A. IVIARGARET TORREY ........ ....... E VANGELICAL LEAGUE 16 WEARERS OF TI-IE W 1957 XWYNNEFRED ARMSTRONG CAROLYN CLARK KATHARINE FOX MURIEL LEOPOLD VIRGINIA RICE CATHERINE HILDEBRAND MARGARET LOGAN CHRISTINE TURNER FLORENCE TY SON 1938 ANNA KRATZ BETTY KURTZ PAULINE MORROVV FREDRIKA SMITH 17 bg PI-IILIPPA CONNOR Lois HECK FREI,wn1xIx SMITH CONOCGCI-IEAGUE STAFF PI-IILIPPA CONNOR ,..... ....... E DITOR-IN-CHIEF EILEEN FERGUSON .... ....... A SSOCIATE EDITOR ALICE SI-IUTTS .... ....... lf. ITERARY EDITOR Assistant Literary Ectitors DIARY HELEN BICKLEY JEAN HAXVLICK ANITA POOLE ..... ..... ....... f X RT EDITOR FREDRIKA SMITH .... ..... P IIOTOGRAPI-I EDITOR Assistant Art Ectitor EDITI'I BOVVER Snapstlot Ectitors JEAN RIDCLEY PALILINE LANDES LOIS HECK ..... ........ B USINESS ZVIANAGER Assistant Business tvtanagers DORIS ADELBERG ELEIXNOR TICPIENOR BETH IQING BETTY IQURTZ NIARY DOUGLAS CONSTANCE LEIGHTON 18 Business St Q e Edlf0l'lLll Sta Photography Staff 19 Art Stuff 'Rt N tit ima M, Q- lt atm' W an x wt L at at 5 if e at VF Wim Ml 'AQ - wQ' , . X. 'nfl wa xiii Al ' .X 'L H, it-it t f , V' K ' , . . - 11 'eb -aa X Rh, - - si., I A A . K may writ, ,W Y Wt it We .. ,xx tl ,W Q -f' 3 - ' iw Eff' 1 E- - X K , at 33531511 'Tfiit X, K , 9 1 2' V K f vw - ' N ' ' Af Y N H - if if tiwuq 1 ' ' AMX as XHXw5.2v1.,'f4 . ' ' r 7, 'N 1 is t' . -. ,af . ..Wt 't tf 1 MJ , ,..,1 as P ., M , MONT ALTCD Xwe have hearcl it said that some college or other has the custom of announcing its lxflountain Day unex- pectedly in chapel, one fine September morn. 'SHOW wonclerlulf, we have hearol some inclivicluals remarlc, uthinlc of the suspense. Wilson's Wlont Alto Day suf- lers by contrast-no suspense at allf, How ricliculousl As a matter ol fact, if these incli- vicluals will exercise their powers ot olaservation and their imaginations for a lew minutes, we are sure they will agree with us that the suspensef-in various forms-1 is the Uconnective tissueu of lVIont Alto Day. First ol all the freshmen, who have never been to hlont Alto on uthen clay, are eager to verify some of the tales with which the sophomores have loeen Hstullf- ingu themg the sophomores cannot wait to set the fresh- men to catching grasshoppers in retaliation for the alllictions of last year's sophomoresg there is always an upperclassman or two cleloating Hto go or not to gon in the lace of an overpowering staclc ofymore or less'-1 imaginary worlc or a headache: and the weatherl Every wisp of cloud sencls a unanimous shiver through every lauilcling anal prayer rugs come out to petition for, rain on Saturclay, if you must, lout clear lay Nlonclay- pleasef, Then there is the clecision, once you are there, of whether you will hilqe, play loaseloall, or Watch it, or continue to clance, or just sit ancl tallc. The laasehall game worlced up a little surprise for itself this year: the faculty won. It has always been a foregone conclu- sion, that that was the students' prerogative. Lunch finds 20 DAY you so hungry you wonder if, as at the feeding of the five thou- sand, a miracle will have to occur to satisfy you. The miracle al- ways occurs. And after lunch the speeches-it is always a won- der to hear people speak so charmingly and amusingly - and effectively-about nothing. Then, too, everyone is anxious to know how this little pet custom will he received hy the initiates, who this year included the president as well as the freshmen. But, of course, everyone always likes Wlont Alto Day. Last of ali, when you come home, you are very dubious in- deed as to whether you will he ahie to stay awake long enough to study for that written. The suspense, you see, lasts until the next clay. It is quite olovious now, we think, that Vviisoifs Wlountain Day has the advantage in mat- ters of suspense. Even if it had not. who would want to change with any other college anyway? VVYNNEERED ARMSTRONG, GRAYCE TURNER EZLIZABETH NESBIT FLORENCE TYSON CATHERINE HILDEBRAND EDIT1'1 BOYCE BETTY JANE FAST KATHERINE FOX GEOROIANA MCILVAINI1 IVIAROARET LOGAN DOROTI-IY RINEARIJ IVIIRIAM BROKAW SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM 22 JUNIOR HGCKEY TEAM ANNA IQRATZ, Captain NATALIE WOOD FREDRIKA SMITH ALICE KNAPP FRIXNCES MOFFET ETI-IEL DICKSON PAULINE MORROW NIARY JANE IQING VIRGINIA BURSLEM ELIZABETH KURTZ SELMA VVERTIME Cf m' m S O P I-I O M O R E PEGGY' Kms JANE LITTLE JEAN Ewmc ERMA CRANE REBECCA CRABTREE RUTH STEINKE IQATHERINE C1-1AP1N BETTY CTJREENNVOOD NIILDRED IQLAUDER NIARY LOUISE LATSHAW HOCKEY TEAM AN FRESI-IM HOCKEY TEAM DORIS BTILLER, Captain RUTH HIXRKINS VIRGINIA HATCH ESTIiER VVILLIAMS ELIZABETII NICKEE FLORA ACPIESON PETRA LINGLE A CHAMBERS BARBAR NIARY ADAMS EVELYN h'IORGAN fxNNE ELSE1' WILSON COLLEGE GOVERNMENT ASS'N OFFICERS BETFY JANE FAST... ..............,....,...... ............... P RESIDENT EDITH BOYCE .... .,,...... X IICE-PRESIDENT JUNE IVIATTEN ...,.... .......... S ECRETARY ANNA KRATZ .. ............................. TREASURER I W EXECUTIVE BOARD 1937 1939 BETTY JANE FAST JANE ROYLE EDITH BOYCE FLORENCE F. PARRY ELIZABETH NESBIT 1958 1940 BARBARA BITTNER LUCILLE CLEELAND IQATHERINE Til-IOMPSON JANE IQELLER 3 FACULTY MENIBERS NIISS AMOS MISS DAX ISON HOUSE PRESIDENTS NIARJORIE HUTT PEGGY WALKER Main fL.iI31'ary Side? Alumnae ELEANOR STEINKE JANET RUEE lVIain fparlor Side? South PRISCILLA HARRINGTON ELIZABETH HUNTER Riddle Fletcher .m.-..Ig . STUDENT COUNCIL ELIZABETH NESBIT .............. PRESIDFNT IVIARY MIXRGARET ELI.-XSON ..... SECRETARY 1937 LOUISE CREASY MARIANNA GIBBY LORRAINE ELLSYYJORTH LOUISE STEPHENSON 1958 BETTY ALLEN DOROTHY DAN'IS HELEN ADAMS NIXTALIE WOOD HELEN STARR 1939 KATHERINE BEHRENS JEAN BRUEN IQATE BRYDEN ELIZABETH CALDWELL ELIZABETH SMOOT 1940 NI.-XRY ADAMS BARBARA CHAMBERS DORIS NIILLER DOROTHY SLO.-XN RUTI-I TROUTBIIXN Day Student RGlJI'9SQllfClfil7Q NIILDRED PENTZ SOCIAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION SARA BAMBER .......... PRESIDENT CAROLYN CLARK ..... ..... X CICE-PRESIDENT LOI5 HECK ...,.. TREASURER JEAN BRUEN ..... ...... S ECRET.-IRI' VIRGINIA RICE ..... ...... C IEIAIRMAN OF T1-IE OLD LTXDIESI HOME CODZMITTEE ELSIE PYLETCI-IER ..,.. ....,. C I-IAIRMAN OF TI-IE ORPHANACE COMMITTEE CI-IARLESANNA LEE, C I-IAIRMAN OF TI-IE LIBRARY STORY TELLING C OMMITTEE DIIYRTIS SMITH ..... ..... C 1-IAIRMAN OF TI-1E GIRL SCOUT COBIBIITTEE DIARY JANE IQING, R C1-IAIRMAN OF Tl-IE IXIEXVVILLE AND NIONT ALTO COMBIZTTEE BI.-XRGARET LOGAN ...... .,..... P RESIDENT OF THE Y. W. C. A. Faculty Aclvisers NIISS XRIOLFF NIISS HOLCOMB 28 CANDLE CLUB EDITH BOYCE LOUISE CREASY BETTY JANE FAST CATEIERINE HILDEBRANIJ IVIARGARET LOGAN ELIZABETI1 NESBIT FRANCES NIENIEYER JANET SWINEIIART ELLEN WEIR 29 CCDLLEGE CHOIR Bliss EDYTPI THOMPSON .... Bliss ISABEL FERRIS .... . .........D1RECTOR .........ORGiAN1ST LOUISE STEPHENSON .....,.......... .. ........ PRESIDENT twain bers First Sopranos Betsie Hopkins Blartima Hawk Ruth Lafferty Betty Reloert Betty Rollrer Fi.,-sz Altos Kitty Boyd Virginia Gellr Elizabeth, Hobbs Nlilctrecl Klaucler Wtargaret Vvilliamson 30 Second Sopranos Lucille Balclricige Dorothy Irwin Ruth Hemsath June Nlatten Anne Waicien Seconcl Altos ivlary Ann Ambler Gladys Conner Helen Wlueser Betty Nlunson Wliriam Smith VESPER CHOIR Qrganisls B.xR13ixR,x BITTNEI2 JEAN EWING D'1Gl'llI7Gl'S Betty Allen Dorothy Arnold Diary Helen Bicicley Niargaret Brock Eleanor Cuie Jean Ewing Virginia Gain' Rutil I-ICITISEIHTI Geraldine Holman Kathryn Keller Ruth Lafferty June Nlatten Alba Pignatielio Virginia Rice Elizabeth Roiirer Ruth Romig Agnes Scluoiten Louise Stephenson Elisabeth Swain Anne VV'aiden LE CERCLE FRANCAIS ILLIZABETH WRIGHT ...... ................. P RESHJENT DTARY ADALENE HOPE ..... ............... V 1cE-PRESIDEAT LoU1sE OWEN .............. ,.... . .SECRETARY-TREASURER MGmb6l'S 1957 Dailoa Briliiantine Edith Boyce Gladys Conner Dorothy Egly Doris Gaslcili Agnes Gross Elizabeth Hunter Dorothy Jones Nliicired Pentz Anne Pomeroy Jean Ricicarci Janet Ruff Miriam Smith 1958 Julia Billings Jessie Cumming Louise Howell Pauline Lancies Anita Poole Helen Stark Eleanor Walcott Kathryn Zimmerman 1 959 Sara Frantz Emily Horner Dorothy Irwin Katharine Krumbhoiz Jane Little Virginia Roberts I-IOTI.0FCI.l'y M8n1b9I'S Miss Syvret Miss Woods Mademoiselle Vivien Nliss Dodd Mrs. Havens 32 SPANISH CLUB BXIIRIAM Wl'lITE .....,....... ............,.PR11s1DENT ELIZAB ETH CATHERMAN ....... .............. V ICE-IJRESIDFINT POLLY IVIORROXV ............. ...... S ECRETARY-Tnmsulerzz NIGHT bers 1957 1938 Sally Bamlner Gladys Conner Nancy Dilwortli Eciitll Harclen Priscilla Ha 1'1i ington Janice Hunt lxflarie Scliolla lVlary Gaston Polly Lancles Eleanor Wzilcott 1939 Emily Gleason Emily Horner .lane Little I'IOlIOl'Cll'y BTQIH IJGI' lVliss Sargent GERMAN CLUB DOROTHY EGLY ....., NI my TRIPP ......... .............PRESIDENT ................V1cE-PRESIDEVT ALBERTA LANG ........ .......,. S ECRETARY-TREASURER Niemtaers 1957 Esttler Dennis Louise Drew Lorraine Ettsworttl Betty Jane Fast Heten Ntueser Esttler Palmer Jane Robinson 1938 Ptlitippa Connor Betty Karns Bettl King Kathryn twagitt Qtga Ntattes Peggy Nicholls Evelyn Qpclytce Fredritca Smith 1959 Katherine Behrens Virginia Getlr Salty Ann Geissinger Ruth Steintce Etizaibettn Stirn 1940 Grace Potts Actatine Kepler Honorary Niemtner Ntiss Potcrantz 34 CLASSI JANE Pl-INNEY ...,.... JUNE GARVERICK ...... IQATHRYN IVIAGILL ....... JULIA BILLINGS ....... ................ 1957 Hazel Barnes blartiia Black Agnes Gross Blyrtle Nlecauiey June Reed Louise Stephenson Evelyn VX7iitsi1i1fe Ntartiia XAXOOCIXVOFHI 35 CAL CLUB ..............PRES1DEAT ........V1cE-PRESIDENT .............SEcRETARY Nlemtners LQQSS Virginia Burslem Ntarion Cabell Nlary Clinlcscaies Eileen Ferguson Elsie Fletcher Anna Kratz Atlberta Lang Dorothy Scott Eleanor Tichenor 1959 Betty Boon Kate Brycien Nlarttia Ftegter Salty Ann Geissinger Ruth Hemsatii Virginia Ntiner Josephine Neat Honorary MGHlI99l'S Nliss Franklin lxfliss Hicks Nliss Lutz Nliss Gooctfeitovv .......TREAsURER CHEMISTRY CLUB FRANCES NIENIEYER .... .......... P RESIDENT PEGGY WALKIER ...... ............... 'X 71CE-PRESIDENT BARBARA BITTNER ...,.. ........ S ECRETARY-TREASURER NIelnbQl'S 1957 ixfiyra Freet Betty Baumgartner Eiizaioetil Buciciey Louise Drew Lorraine Eiiswortii Betty Jane Fast Eiien Vveir 1958 Qiive Bates Eiizaiaetil Cunningilam Lois Hecic Betty Karns Betii King Genevieve Porciw Betty Sloan 1939 Katherine Behrens Sara Hosieici Ruth Steinice Etiiei Tiiompson Honorary ZVIGITL tncrs Niiss Harrison iviiss Hemperiy Niiss Damerei Niiss Xweeics , if at it 1 2 36 BIOLOGY CLUB GRACE HIGGINS .,............ PRESIDENT LOUISE DIZEW .... .......,.... V ICE-PRESIDENT Lois XIAN IVIATER.. ......... SECRETARY-TREASURER Nlemlaers 1937 1958 Eiizaioetii Buckley Beth King Nlary Jane King Elizabeth Kurtz Frances Fiske Catherine Hiicieiaranct Helen Holmes Margaret Springer Betty Nesbit Natalie Wood Jean Taggart 1959 Wlargaret Torrey Kate Bryden Ellen Vveir Todd Crane Honorary Members Wiiss White Nlrs. Le Beau Nliss Drum tra 37 PHARETRA STAFF HAZEL BARNES ...... EDITOR-IN-CPIIEF EX'ELYN WILTSFIIRE .... ...... S ENIOR EDITOR Associate Ecliiors MARI1XNA Guam BETSIE HOPKINS ALBERTA LANG NIARIANNA SLOCUM PfxU1.1NE LANDES ...... ..... E XCI-IANCE EDITOR FLORA DEIBERT ..... ...... B oolc CLUB ZVZANAGER 258 p BILLBOARD STAFF NVIYRTLE IVICCAULEY ...... ....... E DITOR-IN-CPIIEF DORIS GASKILL .........,. ......., N EWS EDITOR GERALDINE HOLMAN ...... ......... S ENIOR EDITOR NIARGARET SHERWOOD ..... ..,.... F EATURE EDITOR IVIARGARET TORREY ..... ...........,......... T ECI-INICAL EDITOR Associate Editors Qiive Bates Louise Gwen Elsie Fletcher Alice Stmutts Associate Technical Editors Constance Leighton Genevieve Porcii Reporters Katherine Behrens Ruth Hemsatii Kate Brycten Katherine Kruiniaiiotz Anita Conner Ntargaret ixtorcross Salty Ann Geissinger Jane Royle Elizabeth Greenwood Helen Vreeianct Assistant Tecimicat Editors Sara Hostetct Eleanor Scott Rutti Steinice 39 BUSINESS STAFF OF BILLBOARD AND PHARETRA JANET SWINEI-IART ............... BUSINESS MANAGER DOROTHY RINEARD ............... CIRCULATION MANAGER lVlARY DOUGLAS ............... ADVERTISING MANAGER Assistant Business Nlanagers Elizabeth Hunter Mildred Brita Nell Feelrs Margaret King 40 Frances Niemeyer Virginia Burslern Jean Jamieson Ethel Thompson REPRESENUNG BILLBOARD . . - vf Qifipf Hixglanrx. Q 544 W S' , . , S W, 15. MW JMZZM., .M wwf, , 'V ' n ,X A74 Y Vg K -:T .,,,f.,,, db? Wag, mg' I M? M .-wat--iyzfn. ., +' wif' 94' Q? .le ws: G .. 5 'g mg Wm aww? 2-me , 4'l,Q2f4,5i,'f 2J Q6,w5 X 4f?fz'b 1f WfiS i 45gl14y,,kfgf,gq.tX,Qf-figs 0lT0,w mfvmqax ,y ly , ,,xm4xx'xxga -' w f , V Q NmWi+'i1?3w migxKK5f ,M 'ffV4zywm.11 , Q, 41 ,,,, ,,.,,. A ..,Qggwix . Yggl,x?gi ,gUW3 ,kv ca:fgpAggf?.51.V ' egg,-. - .. X w 7' ' KAlS1f:5,cQjgfQy ,Y1I. awk. V C ,E ,EWR 5 ' MKG Ai wwf' . -Y 1 . V- fy . , ' ' ' , v 2.na,,Yf'Q:'42f!Uvs,i+?- 'Pima 'Lmmsv ' sua HQiY15m'm,.v. 2 , ' , , fmxm fas ,e.mmre, 35 3? 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In spite of his confusion he walked steadfastly down the center aisle to uniocic and swing open time great studded doors as was his custom. Nlidway in this progression tie was stopped ioy time sound of some soft motion under tiue twentyfninth pew. He dropped to tits icnees and put his head to the ground. The first prayer custiion was in order. By time end of the second iay a heap of sawdust. There was a rodent, to be sure, and tie flourished a prayer iaooic. There was a dotted grey iine in swift succession towards the fourth column on the western side of the nave. The sexton hurried in grim pursuit. He found at the column no trace of his prey. The stiatt reactied aloft rigid and cold. At time top it inroiae forth to fashion acute arches. At the iaase it sponsored no mouse. The sexton returned with inarticuiate mutter- ings to repiace tide sawdust. Tile question of pro- fanity may be ieit as sucti. He crossed himself and proceeded to the rear. ixfietaiiic manipula- tions ensued, and ctliii shade Hooded 'tiirougii tiie doorway. As ine turned toward the aisle again, lie paused to observe the riciiiy colored suniigtmt which played upon ttle water in the font. it was a pretty tiling, lie ttiougtit. He retraced his way to time twenty-ninth pew to remove time cushion for repairs. Bacic to tile aitar tie went with it under his arm, ciasping the hole tigtitiy wittm iiis Hngers. He laid it on the step as tie gattlered up the dis- torted attar ciothg then tie piciced it up once more and with iaotii of the mutilated sacred oiojects proceeded to his woriq room in the basement. The sun now Feii in many colors and many patterns through the great transept and aiong the back Wait of time cathedral. 42 The mouse had scurried to tire tourtir cotumn, had encircled it, and iiad just as tiastity directed iris nose up to ttie soutti ciioir transept. Here tie reflected wtiimsicaity and innocently for time rest ot ttie day. it had been very pteasant in the custiion. He had revetted in the dissotute way of lite, and now tie lamented iris forced forfeiture ot it. He sired a tear iuettiinicing IIHTISQIIF a deplor- aioie martyr. At iris tirst awareness of a fresti dawn tie determined to explore ttie otterings ot time jangty ptace to wiiictr iris tiost iiad repaired after disturbing trim on ttie day inetore. He tiad not been attracted by time sound of it, it is true, but time possiiaitity of a siiicen coucii witiiin tiiis as yet unyielding' edifice caused a tigiit of eager- ness to dart in iris eye. He was oft. Over prayer- custiions and around pews and tiard by stone columns ire streatced untit tie was confronted by a forbidding watt. Up and away from iiipn was a tow stone column. He surmounted and would have crossed its open surface-but wittiin was a pooi ot water quite exceeding iris stature. inca- paiate and not fond of swimming tie fioundered and sptastred in a distressing manner. The sexton entered stiortty afterwards ivy ttie doorway opposite the altar. He rejoiced at the solemn order in ati ttiat presented itsett. He paused to iisten intently. A soothing sound of running water came to his ears and irritated him intensely. It came from ttie direction ot ttie great centrat entrance. Impossible-ttiere was no source ot water ttrerei Determining to maize investiga- tions iater tie proceeded to the Inactc as usuat. By his faitti, ttiere was violent agitation within ttie font. He crossed tiimsett in frigiittui aston- isiimentg ttaen tie invoiced the presence ot peace in Latin. ' The mouse tiad gained a ioottiotd in ins vigor- ous ettorts. He crouctied iatinicing precociousty on tile rim ot ttie receptacle. The Sexton repeated his inarticutate mutterings ot ttie previous day and ran to time tast pew for a prayer ioootq. The mouse twitciaed his taii and dropped to the itoor. Xwitti serenity of mind and precision ot motion tie approactied' tiie image ot St. Francis on the aiste of tire nave. Ttiere tie was wtien the sexton drew near with spirited gestures and the prayer taooic. But tide mouse was concealed toy the saint's ampie roioe. The sexton wept vetiementty wtien tie could not tind trim. Thereafter ttie mouse acknowledged St. Francis as iiis patron saint, and spent ttie rest of his iite in a tioty ettort toward self-discipline. -L3 REPRESENTING CI-Il TAU PI VVINDOVV-MOON by BETSIE HOPKINS Ricte hy, prouct moont Amt do not tootc on me. This is my wiuctow, Auct you may not see. Go see the tamas c'timl3i1'1g otct Tibetan tempte stairst Go see the rect-cheetcect Amazons at hiongot butter-fairst Go see the guns of Alcazar heyonci the Romish seast See these, proud moon, see theset The waves ot' Niadagascar tictc the sterns ot Russian ships A British romance whispers ot otct, foggy Lonctolfs tips- Four gunhoats lurk as hshing yawis heyouct the Baltic seas See these, prouct moon, see theset Ride hy, proud moon! You simply may not see. tit putt my shactes clown tow To where my two hutios grow. You may not took in. No. And laugh at me. 44 ,-4 ,-1 REPRESENTINC3 PI-II CI-II PSI By tI1e rocI4 the streamIet rusI1es Eating' soiI Irom under socI, GoIrI-IIecI4ecI, sun-IIeCIcecI, out it gusI1es I'Iear my prayer, 0 water g'ocI. Sky IJurnecI amber Iay Aurora, PaIing, CooIing into IJI'ue, Framing IIOUS6-IOPS, goICIen aura, God oI5 sIcy, I bow to you. Red Ioird in tI1e treetop shouting, BIacIcIJircI gIeeIuI in tI'1e rain, Gods or no-Convention Houting- I have raisecI to you a Pane. .-f PACAN SUNG by .IEAN IHIAVLICK I3'riCIcIy I1awtI1orne, snow-cIacI appIe, VXfI1il'e-roI3ecI, IJIacIc-IJarIcecI cI1erry Quiet pine an-QI siIver mapIe, Take a song oI praise Irom me. Ruddy moon oI goIcIen madness, Horned circIet in tI'1e west, SiIver IJowI of I1aIcyon gIacIness, Goddess, OUCC ITIOFC YOU EITC I3Iest. VVater rusI1ing, IJrigI1t IJircI singing, SpangIecI grass with morning cIew, I,oveIiness on wtlite Ieet winging, Knee Iias Ioent to none Iout you. THE FINISHING TOUCH Ivy IVIARIANNA SLOCUM O crattsman, fashion gIass with all tI1y sIciII Amid the IJIasting Imeat of Ieaping Hame. fXncI sweat and toiI for perfect WorIc untiI ResuIts a masterpiece-tI1y I3icI for fame. Then artist, with thy deft and CIeVer I1ancI Construct from gIass a tiling of art ancI grace! A stained gIass window destined now to stand VVitI1in a great catI1edraI's I1aIIowecI space. The stainecI gIass wincIow is tI1e very I1eigI1t Of manys aIoiIity, of Iluman sI4iII-1 Yet it is earth, and its VaIue sIigI1t As dust. For tI1ere is something Iacking stiII . . As, but see, tI1e man'macIe turns suIJIime Transfigured Ioy the sunIigI1t-touCI1 cIiUineI 45 tree REPRESENTING OMEGA THETA 'TIS I Oh Stranger, asicest thou my name and what I am? Though I shouici answer make, thou wouIcIest not uncierstanci. A Iover of the woods am I., who Ioses seIt, Anci in my cireaming thinic myseit to he my Iove. The Iairci that sits so Iightiy on the swaying Ioranch Anci thence in course so swift ancI true doth upward soar Until it reaches tieIcI of white and sea ot Iaiue, Where then aciritt in woncirous Iaoat of Iieecy cIoucIs It icIIy IooIcs upon the worIcI Ioeneath-'tis I. Un atternoons when IaII hath Iooseot to earth her Ieaves. When woociianci choristers have given to the trees Their Iariiiiant coats and now in notes suhciued cIo hymn A Inenectictus, goicten Iaeams from Heaven ahove To earth come ciown with intricate, yet careiess ease Do weave a pattern Ineauteous of Iace-'tis I. I'Iast thou to mountain top e'er ciimhect a wintry roacI 'Twixt high piIecI waIIs of snow, and thought that there for sure The worici must Icnow its houncis, to tinci where it began? VXfhen high ahove Iar ciistant vivict mountain range The sun, her saiis outspread, emhiazoneci majesty, Doth into harhour speect? A giory such as this For me too awIuI isg hut tint of pinic anct I3I'ue Un snow so pure, a vassai ot the sun-ftis I. KA'1'HRYN IVIAGILI. 46 CHI TAU PI FLORENCE TYSON DORIS GIXSKILL ....... DOROTHY RINEARD Amee SHU1-rs ....... 1957 Betty Baum gartner Hazel Barnes Alice Wiarie Dori' Janice Hunt Evelyn Vviltstiire Nlary Tripp A 1938 Olive Bates ...............PREs1DENT .. . . .Vice-PRESIDENT ........SECRETARY .......TRE.f8SURER Nlemtoers Philippa Connor Ettiei Dickson Elsie Fletcher Betsie Hopkins 1959 Betty Greenwood Flora Deitmert Katherine IQFUITIIDBOIZ Chartesanna Lee HOHOl'aFy ZKXIGTTLIJGTS Niiss Amos Niiss Duncan Nliss Montgomeiry M1's. Havens 47 Pl-II CHI PSI OLIVE HAMMER ..... NIARIANA GIBBY ............PRESlDENT .......,..................................XflCE-PRESIDENT PAULINE IQEEVER .......... CHAIRMAN OF PROGRAM COMDIITTEE J EAN HAVLICK ........ NIA H ' ARY ELEN BICIXLEY ....... .........TREASURER M6mb9l'S 1957 Myrtle Nlccauley Peggy Sherwood Geraldine Holman Dorothy Hutt 1958 Pauline Laneles Louise Owen Katherine Hoffman Eileen Ferguson Alberta Lang 1959 Nlargaret Norcross Nlarianna Slocum Honorary IVIQTTI EQTS Miss Rosenkrans Nliss Disert Miss Riddle Nliss Davison Mr. Havens 48 1937 Sara Bamioer Betty Cattierrnan Dorothy Egiy Ruth Fagely Nlary Fleagle' Nlargaret Howard Jeannette Huber June Reed Virginia Rice OMEGA TI-IETA bfIIRIAM BROKAWV ....... LOUISE CREASY ....... FLORA DEIBERT .... ALBERTA LANG ...... ..................,..,.....,.....,....... GRAYCE TURNER .,................ NIARY IRVIN ......... ........ .................PI2ES1DENT .......-VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER .SECRETARY CPIAIRMAN OF ALPHA CHAPTER CHAIRMAN OF BETA CHAPTER Nlemlaers Janet Ruff Edna Saioy ' Janet Svvineiiart Elizabeth Wright 1938 Frances Fox Anna Kratz Elizabeth tVIcGe0rge Kathryn Nlagiit - Gretchen Painter Alice Preister Alba Pignatieuo Helen Stark 1959 Anita Conner Silvia Guthrie Emily Horner Jean Jamieson Janet Wlacicenzie Eleanor Peck Jane 1RidcHe Elaine Toms HOHOTQl'y Membel' Miss Ho ffm an 49 1940 Henrietta Andrews Vaughn Dickson Virginia Ntiiler Viotetta Maloney Elizabeth iV1cKee Marguerite Gay Helen Keller Mary Frances MCF Jean Palmer Marion Smith eeters THANKSGIVING AINV, said the visitors, glancing up at the grey sky. uRainV echoed Wilson ciieerfuliy. uit always rains on Thanksgiving Day-fat least it has for the past two yearsf, And everyone troupeci out to the hockey field to watch time Qclol-Even Hockey Game. Excitement ran high. People yelled and cheered. The teams fought with their customary friendly hate. Horns squawk- ed. Whistles shriiled. Over in the cor- ner time Scotland Grpiians, School Band laiared out marches and gay tunes. AH was noise and excitement, while the teams struggled for supremacy. Anti in time meantime, little fiurries of snow triecl to take time place of the expected rain. Up and clown-up and clown, the teams ran on the fielclg until Finally the last whistle was blown, leaving the Qclcls victorious. The hockey season was of- Ficiaily at an end. More cheers and yells! Niore HVX7e,re Evens Born-In Nlore Ulym a Xfillainiu as time girls and their friends crowded into the gym to hear the announcement of Athletic Awards. And then to church. Ancl then to dinner f- that marvelous Thanksgiving Dinner with turkey and ,,,. DAY little sausages, and celery, and salad and corn pudding, and pumpkin pie ancl mince,-oht just everything that has ever been servect in a Thanksgiving Dinner, its only rival being perhaps that famous Pilgrim feast. After toasts and music by Nlrs. Goiz in the Dining HHH, and just a little bit of time in which to breathe, VViison girls rustiect off to the tea dance in the gym. Time, Time! It is so Heetingi The dancing was soon over and before most people had time to goloble Clown a sand- wich at Kenwood, the Kittoctitinny Players were presenting the Tlnanlcsgiving Day Play, nTt1e Fourth Vvatlf, It was a mystery play full of suspense, in which a man was murdered and the nero and tieroine solved the mystery before 'the police. Food, noise, gaiety, dancing-'these are the usual characteristics of a VNfiis0n Thanksgiving 4Day. Tired but happy fto put it tritelyf the Vviison girls crawled in- to beet. One by one the tights Went out until the WVI'10I6 campus was in ctartcness. Rain? Yes, the rain did outvvit the snowg lout as in 'former years it ciicinit ctampen Wilson spirits, for Thantcsgiving Day was as merry, as macl-cap, as ever before. ,, .,,, ..f, e - -, 2. V 1 ,Ui xv-1:3 it?-6' Wilt -:Sv '. 1- I-, fiiif If ' Hffif' , 'tE'g.1.+ f'i'f. Te ' M we - ' f ,. , ' -..-35:-,'11f. Ilya:-1 ,:1!-' ' 'l ' ' H r'-'vi'.Er?.ffZ'???5Gi5??'41f9L,-:a,., 1' PYTHAGOREAN CLUB MARY TROUTMAN ......... ............ P RESIDENT ESTHER PALMER ............. VICE-PRESIDENI' JESSIE CUMMING ..... .......... S ECRETARY-TREASURER M9mb9l'S 1957 fXHce Shutw Ruth Fageiy Caroiine Gerharci Peggy Waiicer 1938 Olive Bates Katimryn Magiii Pauiine Niorrow 11071 ixfiiss Davison iViiss Weeics Miss Johnson Rosieigii Smith Eiisaisetti Swain Eieanor Ticiienor 1959 Xfirginia Cveiu' Jean Pace Nlargaret Stewart orary iviemiaers Mr. Marshall Miss Disert Miss Duncan 92 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB EDNA SABY .................... GEORGI.-XN.1X NIClLX71XINE ....... DXIILDRED BRITA .... PAULINE LANDES ,. 1957 VV'ynnelrecl Armstro n g SEIFEI Ba1HlD61' Eleanor Baniloricli Emily Bent Carolyn Clarl: Helen Cline Julia Dunn Estlier Dennis lVlary Elizaloetli Diclcson Nlary Fleagle lxflary Aclalene Hope Jeannette Huloer Pauline Keeyer Rutli Kemper lxlargaret Logan lVliss Rogers ZVIGITIIDGFS Betty Planl: Betty Reloert Virginia Rice .lean Riclcarcl Betty Rolirer Grayce Turner lQf',S Lucille Balclrige .lulia Billings Dallua Brilliantine Dflargaret Vvilliamson Sara Zerliing Nlary Clinlcscales Etliel Diclqson Racliel Earp Frances Fox PRESIDENT ..........V1CE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY .......,...TREASURER lVlary Gaston Glga Nlattes Frances lVloHett Nlargaret Nicliolls Gretclien Painter Allba Pignatiello Anita Poole lVlary Catlwrine Riegner .lane Sigman Virginia Sleppy Rosleigli Sinitli Katlierine Tlciompson I-10110 FCLFN ZVIQITLIJGFS Nliss Allyn 1959 Harlene Canine Rutli Day Sally Ann Geissingei lVliss Vvollll Louise Gipe Sylvia Gutlirie Janet Hillenlarancl Eloise l-line lVlary Holcomloe Ellen Kellogg Ruth Nlayluew ilosepiiine Neal Eleanor Peclc ilulia Perrott lVlargaret Stewart 1940 Vauglin Diclcson Kathryn Keller Estlier Williains lVliss Clarlc 53 SOPHOMCDRE N9 Gs- 'SHN ETHEL THOMPSON Vice-Presicleni Mfxucixaiar NORCROSS President CLASS HAT CANT BE ALL. l loolced at the old historian seated at his high deslc. The sun poured on the hunched, rusty laroadcloth shoulders. lt gleamecl upon the loald top ol his head and on the lringe ol white hair over his ears. The old manls arm moved steadily as he wrote, with interruptions lor dippingr- of all thingsi- a quill pen. He turned his head and peered over his small, steel-rimmed spectacles at the fat vol- ume in my hands. 'K-l'l1at's the right volumef, l'le turned eyes again to his writing. l loolced again. Under Hsophomore class his- tory there was only a short account ol class ac- tivities, Dummy Rush and Prom and the rest, an entirely matter-ol-lact account. l'You must have left something out,n l ventured lnolclly. The old man sanded a page, turned it, dipped his pen, and continued to Write in a lat laoolc just lilce those which clusrily lined the room. 54 CLASS HISTORY Desperately I triecl again. HBut I rememiaer lots more than that about sophomore year. I mean breakfast hikes, and the time we sat on the laundry bags by time center stairs and sang, anct rolling clown the snow-coverecl tiili behind Lortz, and those swell tables I clrevv-fn My voice ciwindlecl tameiy. S'VVeH, if you really Want time wtioie tiistory . . he spoke while he Wrote, and Without lift- ing his eyes from his book he pointed over txis shoulder with his quill toward a corner. W1-tie complete story is over ttieref' I sat on an little step ladder in time corner ancl began to read. Under Hsoptromoresu there was for each member ot time class a ctetaiiecl chronicle of lier second year of college, written in the his- torianys quaint rounct Iianci and discerning style. And I reaci the story of a year of life until I suct- cteniy saw time little historian smiling clown at me. The sun was no longer pouring in the window. INIARGARET E. Noncnoss. 55 Erizfxnrirri Smoor Secretary X IARGARET KING 'IWIAUU SU fel' BETTY GEMMEL Scare la ry ELIZABETI-1 MCKEE President FRESI-IMAN CLASS It has heen saicl that friendship is a golden lock to which we alone have the key. In each one of us lies the key, then, that will open the chance to a host of friendsg and what hetter place to choose them than Vvilson? She is small hut she is mighty Anct shexs wonderful to mef, Sometimes we forget, in daily routine, that, although the tcnowieclge from hooks is invaluable and vast, friendship is divine. We came here with ambitious minds and open hearts. Both have been kept busy: the former under the untiring super- vision of the faculty: the latter, on the 56 CLASS HISTORY iiocicey iieici, witil coior against Coior, spirits iiigi1 and iosers iriencisg with step singing across our green campus, that maices tiie very trees Cease their murmur to iistenq anti ciuring sucil traciitions tiiat welcome us as coior Ceremony wixen pure white marches with stateiy iaiacic uncier the wide night that is ciotteci witii fiicicer- ing lanterns, the symiaoi of steaciiastness anci strength. iVIost impressive and tie- iainciing are tile ciaiiy ciiapei and tile Sun- ciay vesper services. Tiiese gave a feeling oi familiar weicome as we entereci Wii- son, eager fresiumen. Niay we, tide ciass oi 1940, iive up to eacim traciition, eacii custom, eacil worci of honor, ancl, above aii, time VXfiison srniie. FRANCES F1Nm.,w VFVGU S ll F0 I' 0 - sv - V , ,.,. ' if it i A it 'f ,z is V W J ,,,i 1 :fig 5 V, ,1- ,V ,f V'--Q..-.:-, ' -:E ' f4 ' f Xvx , ff-ty ..,,' df -, I ,AVN , ff! f, lI xfxA:,ff! ! Y: f'N', .,- ,. ' 1 FLORA ACHIESON Vice-President its' -mfaifyslike whole wor n1e'r1ijiffjfgnLl',,c1rit1,fQgriggfi festivities or satisfdsfhgf iQif?zUect'uul curios- ity alone. X W ll N T IE R THERE is snow on the campus and ice on the Conococheague. The howling wind peers in the library windows to Find Wiisou hard at work, Huskers in the gym floor to watch the basketball games, and sighs outside the dining room because it cannot go to time Prom. Winter nips the toes of the ice-skaters and the sleigh- riders. There are teas and open fires in Nlain parlor, initiations, plays, concerts, lectures, and above all uthe pursuit of knowleclgefy The longest, the fullest, the most peaceful season of the college year is at hand. 1 , a r gl CHORAL hliss EDYTH THOMPSON hfliss lsixBEL FERRIS ....... LOUISE STEPHENSON ....... ELIZABETH HOBBS ...... BETTY ALLEN ....... 1957 Sara Bamher Eleanor Bamlnriclc l'lelen Cline Glaclys Conner Esther Dennis Dorothy Egly hflary Nl. Eliason lvlary Fleagle Nlariana Gihlay Harriet Glass Grace Higgins Catherine Hilclelnrancl Elizaheth l'lolalas Geralcline l'lolman hlolly lryin h'la-rian Jones Ruth Kemper 1938 Helen Aclams Betty Allen Lucille Balclriclge Nlary Helen Biclcley Barlaara Bittner CLUB ............DIRECTOR .........ACCONlPANIST PRESIDENT .......VIcE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER ...HSECRETARY lVlemtners Kitty Boyd Jane Braclin Dallaa Brilliantine Jean Camphell Dorothy Davis Rachel Earp Jean l'lavliclc Betsie Hoplcins hflary .lane King Nlargaret hlclieever Elizalaeth NlcLauchlin Helen hflueser Esther Palmer Elizaloeth Relaert Vii-giiiia Rice Jane Rolainson Elizalaeth Rohrer hlargaret Sherwood Louise Stephenson Carolyn Stitely hfliriam Smith hflartha Vvooclwortli June lxlatten Peggy Nicholls Louise Gwen Gretchen Painter Alloa Pignatiello Jean Riclgley Nlary Cathrine Riegner Virginia Sleppy Rosleigh Smith Elisalbeth Swain Katherine Thompson Eleanor rl-ichenor hlargaret Vvilliamson Eleanor Vvalcott 1959 hlary Anne Amlaler Katherine Behrens hlargaret Broclc Kate Bryclen Elizalaeth Calolwell Flora Deilaert ilane Downs hflarion Dailey Ilean Ewing Doris Fleclc Nell Foolqs G2 Elizaloeth Fretz Lillian Gallagher Virginia Gehr Sally Ann Geissinger Ruth Hemsath Nlartha l'lawl4 Rosalie Harshloerger Janet l'lillenlJrancl Elouise l'line Carol Huggins Dorothy lrwin lVlilclred Klaucler Peggy King Ruth Latterty Ruth lVlayhew Virginia Nliner Betty Nlunson Eleanor Peclc Relaecca Patterson Julia Perrott Louise Parry Elisaloeth Peters Anne Vvalclen Joseplnne Andrews Elizabeth Asselin Helen Black blilctrecl Brown Rosemary Culp Anne Elsey Jessie L. Goetlring Dorothy Arnolcl Ann Asli Jane Beers Katherine Brow Gertrude Cllristianse Dorothy Erriclcson Dorotlly Helzel Flora Aclleson Henrietta Andrews Edith Brock lvlary Brown Barbara Cliamlners Lucille Cleelanol Elizalaetli Coates Eleanor Cule FRESI-IMAN CHORUS First Soprano Lois Greenawalt Grace Hoover Elizalnetlr Keiper Aclaline Kepler Nancy lxflalctiow Violetta lVlaloney Xwilma lxlarlcey Nlargery lVloore Bettye lVlcCoy Jean Qliver Grace Potts Eleanore Roctiscli Agnes Scliolten Fern Slreffer E Second Soprano Betty Higgins Janet Hollinslied Kathryn Hyde Betty lVIoore Darya Mueller Jean Palmer Kathryn Faringer Frances Finctley Jean Forrest Eugenia Geila Lois Harer Virginia Hatcli Betty Hodges Helen Keller Nliss EDYTH THOMPSON .....,. lxfliss ISABEL FERRIS ....... Betty Prescott Helen Simpson Nlary Jane Cline Helen Cliulalo Vaughn Dickson Hilda Estep Nlary Jane Kopp Elaine Laurent lVlar'garet Liglit Petra Lingle lV1ary lVlcFeeters Betty lVlcKee Helen Miller Evelyn Wlorgan Docla Nlae Smitlu Wlargaret Stiloer Lois Swift Catherine Tutnricly Jane Umstacl lVlary Wilson Anita Yela Katlnryn Keller Suzannati Kotlr Virginia Miller Marion Smith Rutll Starlc Rutlr Steele Jane Niclaoll lxflargaret Passmore Mary Plummer Ruth Romig Dorotlay Stradle Dorothy Sloan Helen Stapellfarnp Rutli Troutman ............D1RECTOR .........flCCOMP1IN1ST MUSIC CLUB JULIA DUNN ....... ............ P RESIDENT DOROTFIY EGLY .... .............. . XIICE-PRESIDENT SELMA WERTINIE ...... ........ S ECRETARY-TREASURER M9lnbel'S '1957 June Nlatten Elizabeth Hunter Louise Stephenson 1938 Helen Aclams Barbara Bittner Anna Kratz Betty Sloan Sarah Zerting 1959 Nell Fooks Virginia Gehi- Rutii Hemsatii Dorothy Irwin Ruth Lafferty Honorary Mernoel-s Miss Thompson Niiss Bashore Nlrs. Golz Wir. Goiz I Wliss Ferris 64 ORCHESTRA NIRS. VVALTER Gorz ........ ESTHER 'PALMER ........... ........DlRECTOR .......................PRESlDENT JULIA DUNN .,....,. ,........ S ECRETARY-TREASURER MGH1B9l'S Violins Katherine Brow Mildred Brown Nlary Jane Cline Julia Dunn Lois Harer Louise Howell Alberta Lang Nlrs. Warren Nevius Esther Palmer Sarah Zerfing' Cellos Anne Goiz Wits. Paul Swain Havens Ruth Rossm an Violus Virginia Hatch John Golz Flutes Alice Wiarie Dori' Jean Palmer Wir. Walter Golz Elaine Toms Trumpets Doris Rice Ruth Troutman Helen Vreeiancl Piano Anna Kratz Niarinlba Doris Niilier 65 KITTCDCI-ITINNY ELLEN WEIR ..... ...... P RESIDENT JUNE IVIATFEN .... ...... V ICE-PRESIDENT NIXTINLIE WOOD ..... ..... S ECRETARY FLORENCE ITISHER PARRY ...... ....... T REASURER FRANCES NIEMEYER BETH' NIiSBlT CDERALDINE HOLNIIXN ...,.. GR.'XCE HIGGINS ..... . NIARY TROUTMIXN ...... IVIARG.-XRET TORREY ..... . LOUISE CREASY ....... IVIURIEL LEOPOLD ..... EXECUTIVE BOARD ...HSENIOR BOARD MEDIBERS ......PUBLIClTY MANAGER ...HLITTLE THEATRE MANAGER ......STAGE MANAGER .......HEAD OF COSTUME FORUM .......I'IEAD OF DIRECTINC FORUM . .,... ....... H EAD OF MAKE-UP FORUM PLAYERS The stage is set. How we appreciate the Stage-Set Forum, toiiing with com- mendable energy, building, painting, fur- nishing to the last detail, to prepare a perfect background for our plays. The Costume Forum stretches its hands far and Wide to gather proper clothing, from the simplest robe to the rnost elaborate calnparison. After lousy pinning, mend- ing, the actor is ready. But the clever make-up mistresses first apply a shadow, a smile, a frown, to harmonize with stage- Iight and costume. Then, thanks to all, time show goes on! 67 JE rx II gr it pi' ii 4. .,ii'gg:,jgl 1L',,-ig.,jg,g.,.,..-,,...f..,4Z,.!Qj4?,a.4,f+Qu,-21141,5153,-, '1..f1.43g4g.L,..,,+'--ruff'2.4: . raft'--f iv-.5--a:+ 1 ri E, I iz O v' iv 4x ti W I il I l . I I r I A THE THANKSGIVING PLAY THE FOURTH VVALL by A. A. Niiine Jimmy Lucigrove ........... Susan Cunningham Adams ,.............,.......... Eciwarci Lavericic ....., Eciwarci Carter ...... . Wlajor Foti1e1'giH ....... Nirs. Fuiverton-Fane . Jane West ,..,...... Arthur Lucigrove P. C. Niaiiet ................ HSergeantU Niaiiet ..... .. Directed Tay ......... Sourcier ..... Passancieau The Prince Dr. Aiique ...... . bime. Sourcier . Directed by WEIR ...........EILEEN FERGUSON ............JEAN HAVLICK ...........,....JUNE MATTEN NESBIT .......,.GERALDINE HOLIVIAN ..........ANNABELLE BROOKS ,...........NATALIE WOOD ........MARTHA FLEGLER ..,.....FRANCES NIEMEYER .............LOUISE CREASY ..........MlRIAM EVERTS THE BRONZE LADY AND THE CRYSTAL GENTLEMAN Tay Duvernois NESBIT ..........CATHERINE HILDEBRAND RIDDLE ................HFLORENCE TYSON GEORGIANA MQILVAINE ................LOUISE GREASY CORRIDORS OF THE SOUL Toy Eureienov . First Self or Reason .................. .......... A NNABELLE BROOKS Second Self or Emotion ........ ........ ix fIARTHA FLEGLER Third Self or Suiaconscious ..... .........,........... J ANE LITTLE 'I he Wife ................ .... . .. ................, GRACE HIGGINS Tile Caricature ......... GERALDINE HOLNIATXT The Tnarnmorata .... ................ R UTH LAFFERTY The Caricature .,....... TVLARTHA HAVVK A Conductor ...... .......,........,........... 0 LGA MATTES Prologue .................. .............................. G RAYCE TURNER Directed Tay ......... 68 ....,......MARY HELEN BICKLEY THE PLAYROOM by Doris Holman Ethel ........ Thomas . Cecily ...... .. Roger Lisbettx ...... Franny ............. Directed by ...... .......... THE COMMENCEMENT PLAY Kattlerina Petructlio Baptista ..... Lucentio .... Hortensio Cvrumio ..... Gremio ..... THE TAMING OF THE SHREVV by William Shakespeare ..........FRANCES MATHEWS ..........PEGOY BALDWIN ..............ELLEN WEIR ................ RUTH ERNST ........FRANCES NIETVIEYER .........,.4.BETTY NESBIT .................LOUISE CREASY Eissdslls ..E....., OERALDINE HQLMAN Ts-sms ..,. ....,..., F LORENCE TYSON Curtis .... .,.......... G RACE HIGGINS widow . ,,......... EILEEN FERGUSON Tsflss- ....... ....................... E MILY LEBER A Lord ................. .T...... E STHER MULLOWNEY Clssssfsphss Sly ..,.. .....,.....,.... N ATALIE WOOD Hostess ................. .......,,........ P AGE GEMMIL rlustsmss ......,..................,.,.............,.,........A E LISABETH PETERS Servants ........ Dorothy Nteyer, Sara Smith, Ruth Dresctu, Philippa Connor, Jean Havtictc, Elisabeth Peters, Annabelle Brooks 69 ...FRANCES NIEMEYER .........FLORENCE PARRY ...............ELLEN WEIR ................NATALIE WOOD ........CONSTANCE WALKER ...HOERALDINE KNODE .EILEEN FERGUSON ACTING 1957 Louise Creasy Grace Higgins Catherine Hilcielnranci Geraldine Holman Dorothy Hutt Georgiana lyicllvaine Helen Nlueser Betty Neshit Frances Niemeyer Grayce Turner Ellen Vveir IQSS Lucille Balcirige Nlary Helen Biclcley Niilclrerl Brita Jean L. Campbell Philippa Connor Dorothy Davis Ruth Dresch Eileen Ferguson Ntary Gaston lean Haviicic .lune Nlatten FORUM Olga Mattes Natalie Wood 1959 Annaloelie Brooics Anita Conner Wiartha Flegler Nlartha Hawlc Sara Hoslqeici Ruth Lafferty Jane Little Betty Niunson Florence Fisher Parry Jane Louise Parry Elisabeth Peters Jane Riddle Katherine Krumloholz 1940 Wiary .lane Cline Dorothy Shadie Katherine Brow Eleanor Cute Sally Thayer Dorothy Sloan Josephine Andrews MAKE-UP 1957 Wlary Niargaret El i ason lxflargaret Logan Wiarjorie Hutt lVl,uriel Leopold IQB8 Qlive Bates Daliaa Brilliantine Virginia Sleppy Jean L. Campbell 1959 Nlargaret Broclc Peggy King Julia Perrott lvlartha lVlcAnulty Niargaret Clark 7G FORUM Nell Foolcs Alice VVeise Betty Greenwood Nlary Anne Ambler Eiizalaeth Fretz Katherine Behrens Nlary Louise Latshaxv Hariene Carne Ethel Thompson Helen Phillips Saiiy Ann Geissinger Betty Boon 1940 Betty Zimmerman Dorothy Erriclcson Janet Hollinsheot CCDSTUME 1957 Nlyrtie iVicCauiey Jean Taggart ixflargaret Torrey 1958 Virginia Bursiem Alina Pignatieiio Niary Catiirine Riegner Katiieri ne Thompson 1939 Niary .Anne .Amioier Rutii Eiizaioetil Boon Kate Brycien Fiora Deiiuert STAGE SET FORUM 1957 Sara Bamioer Eiizaiaetii Catiaerman Nlary Fieagie Virginia Rice iviary Troutman 1958 Louise Howeii Alina Pignatieiio Eleanor Ticicnenor Doris Troutman 1959 Katherine Chapin ixfiargaret Clark Erma Crane ixiary Holcombe Emily Horner VXfiiiamina Huffman Katherine Krumioiloiz Ciwariesanna Lee Niartila NicAnuity Eieanor Pecic Julia Perrott Heien Phillips Niarianna Slocum Rutir Steinice Helen Vreeianci 1Q4O Charlotte Aiaioott Niary Adams Elise Baker Jean S, Campioeii Ruth Haricins Janet Hoiiinstieci Aciaiilie Kepler Eiizaioetii Niorre Betty-Estelle Prescott iviarion Smitii ixfiargaret Stiioer Ruth Troutman 71 FORUM Emiiy Gieason Betty Greenwood Janet Hiiienioranci Carol Huggins Jean Jamison Niargaret King Juiia Perrott Eiizaiaetii Stirn Niargaret Jane Stewart 1940 Barbara Ciiaminers Heien Ciiuiaio iviargaret Light Grace Potts Betty Zirnmerlrmn WILSON COLLEGE Lp., .-In , '- . P,--V-,b -. 1.1 , E. V. je g, ..1 z' M, ' se . - ,gf Fi J as. . ,Q I b. .QL-MN .. 'WM ,- , 4 My 5 Q :: ,f:+1- . . - i. JY up an ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MURIEL LEOPOLD ................................................................ President FLORENCE TYSON ........ .......... V ice-Presiclent FREDRIKA SNIITH .......................... .,......,.............. S ecretury KATHERINE CHAPIN .................,...... .,...................,..... T reasurer GRAYCE CHRISTINE TURNER .................. Senior Representative VIRGINIA BURSLEINI ...............,...................... Iunior Representative JEAN PACE ........................ .,,...... S opimomore Representative VIRGINIA HATCH ...... ,......... ........,....... , F resfiman Representative Dlanagers 5 VVYNNEFRED ARMSTRONG ........ ............... H ockey MARJORIE I-IUTT ........................... .......... B asketbaii ELIZABETH KURTZ ...,.............. ....,.... S wimming SELMA WERTIIVIE .....,.,. ......... IV Iinor Sports CAROLYN CLARK ...... ............ T ennis MURIEL LEOPOLD ...... ................ R izling FREDRIKA SMITH ............................................... ........... C anoeing PENTHATHLON HGNORS VVinitrecI OIer HeIene Vortigern 75 SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM N11-RIANI SMITH, Captain MARJORIE HUTT GRAYCE TURNER CATHERINE HILDEBRAND ELIZABETH NESBIT WYNNEFRED ARMSTRONG JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM FREDRIKA SMITH, Captain MARION CABELL ANNA KRATZ PAULINE TVIORROW VIRGINIA BURSLEM NATALIE WOOD SOPHCDMORE BASKETBALL TEAM JANE I.Il'l'I'LE, Captain KATHERINE CHAPIN KATHERINE BEHRENS JEAN PACE ERMA CRANE REBECCA CRABTRH' FRESI-IMAN BASKETBALL TEAM RUTH HARKINS, Captain BARBARA CHAMBERS NIARGERY MOORE ESTHER WILLIAMS DORIS MILLER ELIZABETH NICKEE SWIMMING TEAMS 1957 Christine Turner, Captain Florence Tyson Louise Stephenson lVlary Troulman 1958 Elizabeth Kurtz, Captain Anna Kratz Eleanor Tialionor Const ance Leighton Pliilippa Connor 1959 Todd Crane, Captain Sara Hosfolol lxflary Anne Amlolar Katlrariaa Chapin Jean Pace Elizabeth Stirr. 76 BIURIEL LEOPOLD 1957 Betty Buciciey Cattierine Hiicleioranci Helen Mueser Nlary Nlargaret Eliason Louise Drew Christine Turner 1958 Evelyn Opciyice Jean Campbell Natalie VX7ooct Ruth Bomen Niauctie Warfei Mary Louise Latstiaw Jane Downs E Julia Perrott Jane Little Mathiida Reinartz Emily Horner Katherine Chapin 1940 Betty Batey ............................lVlfiNAc15R Elizabeth NICC-eorge Alice Simutts June Niatten Katileryn Boyd Eiizaioetii Kurtz Lois Hecic Constance Leighton Jane Sigman 1939 Annabelle Brooks Eiizaioetiw Fretz Ntary Anne Amiaier RIDING CLUB Anita Yeia Alice Eisey Betty Zimmerman Ruth Troutman Ruth Rossman Fern Siietter Helen Stapelicamp Eiice Baker Bettye iV1cCoy Suzannaim Koiir Constance McConnell Betty Prescott 77 ALL-WILSON BASKETBALL TEAM ANNA KRATZ .............. Forward FLORENCE TYSON ........ Forward FREDRIKA SMITH ............................ .......... F orwarcl WYNNEFRED ARMSTRONG ........... ....,.... G uarfl MARJORIE HUTT .........4.A........,... ........,. G um-J JEAN PACE ........,... .... G 1Lf11- c I EVEN BASKETBALL TEAM ANNA KRATZ ......... INIARION CABELL ....... EREDRIKA SMITH .......... . PAULINE IVIORROW RUTH I-IARKINS NATALIE VVOOD ........ DORIS IVIILLER ...,...... I ,.,...... I ODD BASKETBALL TEAM .FOl'u7G1'CI .FOl'LUCLl'CI OFLUCIFCI ......,...GLLGl'Cl FLORENCE TYSON ....... ......,.... F 0,-WC1 MMM SWHI ,.I,.,....,.,.I........... .....I,,..I F O ,.l. JANE LITTLE I CATHERINE HILDEBRAND I ......,.............. E0.1.m,Af1 KATHERINE CI-IAPIN I MARJORIE HUTT I ........... I.......... C LMI REBECCA CRABTREE I GRAYCE TURNERT 'UDIUUIIDIIIIIDIIuuurnlhu '--'.-'.'h' G um! E. TODD CRANE I WYNNEFRED ARMSTRONG JEAN PACE 78 .....GuHYd GRAYCE TURNER ..... FLORENCE TYSON .. MARGARET LOGAN KATHARINE CHAPIN 7 EDITH BOT CE ............... ..,.... ODD-EVEN HOCKEY TEAMS . Right yving ......,......... Righl Insicle .............. Center Forwarcl ...,.. Lefl' Inside .. Eefl Willg ..... . MARGARET KING .......,............ Right I-lalf ...... VVYNNEFRED ARMSTRONG CGI1I6'I'I-,Clif ........ . MILDRED KLAUDER ..... .....,. L efl Half .,..,.. . MIRIAM BROKAVV ....... ......... R ight Full ................ JEAN PACE ............. ........ IQ eftFuII ....... . JEAN EVVING ........ ......... G oaueeeper EST HER VVILLIAMS VIRGINIA BURSLEM ANNA KRATZ ETHEL DICKSON SELMA VVERTIME RUTH HARKINS NATALIE WOOD ANNE ELSEY FRANCES MOFFETT DORIS MILLER FREDRIKA SMITH ALL-WILSON HOCKEY TEAM GRAYCE CHRISTINE TURNER ..,.,..... Right Wi,11g FLORENCE TYSON ................................ Right Inside ANNA KRATZ ....... .......... C enter Forward EDITH BOYCE ............ MARGARET LOGAN Inside Xfving CATHERINE HILDEBRAND ..........,....... Right H alf VVYNNEFRED ARMSTRONG ............., Center H al f MILDRED KLAUDER ....... KATHARINE FOX ......... FRANCES MOFFETT FREDRIKA SMITH ....... ..........E.efl Half .....,..RigI1l Full Full ..........GoaIIeeeper 79 JUNIOR ELIZABETI-1 Kuxzrz Vice-Presiclenl J EAN L, C:XNlPB ELL Prcsirlent CLASS HERE is a story of an old Scotsman who once said that his ictea of heaven was Utwenty hagpipers a, playin, fgither in a sma' room and each one playing a diljferent tunef, We may not be Scotsmen, but there is something a little reminiscent of hagpipes in our college career. lr was a gay swirling mixture of tunesywith a mock- ing undertone-when we first arrived on campus with our preconceived icleas of college life and with all our laundry numbers sewect on wrong. The tunes were confused and mingled in an outlandish pattern of sound. Sometimes one strain of melody would reach out and fit into another as two friends walked along the Conococheague-for sometimes there were clashing otiscords as roommates decided on a color scheme. Abruptly the music changed, and the Ioagpipes gave a mournful, twanging wail as writtens and term papers came along. But soon it was spring. and each hagpipe played a honnie highland melody With a few shrill notes now and then that seemed almost like the carctinaI's call. There was silence for a time, hut the Ioagpipes came 80 CLASS N Lxru' CI.lNKSC1XLIiS HISTORY again with renewed vigoria triumphant, martial strain -for we were sophomores. Then the room seemed very smau indeed as the hagpipes poured forth the anger of a wild mountain feud, and it was dummy rush. There were a few wistful notes at Prom time, a curious, mys- terious meiody at Pailadiums Birthday, and a broad, dancing hornpipe as vacation drew near. As juniors, our ears hecame attuned to the music, and we have learned to like the motley of sounds more than we ever dreamed-a confusion of memories- a friend P-1 that night We laughed and laughed over noth- ing H a Vespers talk - that hockey game we almost lost -not one great, definite melody, hut a rhapsody of scattered hagpipe tunes that somehow shape them- selves into a larger theme. And through it au, we are inclined to sympathize with the old Scotsman,s idea of heaven as Htxveniy hagpipers a, playin, tgither in a sma, room and each one playing a different tunef' fXLICE Si-IUTTS. S1 T I'G!lSlH'C'l' NIARY DOUGLAS Secretary ew -R .' W.,-N, 4- , MN.. ,.5w,,,v,,r.,,x x v 'tx t - -,um -r. .1:eryt-on . ':.,.w.. , .M .et ' - ' .mnvrtmw-f i-.r-.-- -.:v,w,:.gw - ,, M ' X . - - ,M . ' My m,-, ..s'z.gH-. X 9' at F ' . . , ei-.-1. 1 it - avr .15 - - rx,-. my ' 3 1. ' . f . Qet' K ff? F ' - . Y v wezfu. 'A '.-at-aff . -. 1 , ., we r , . if. as gr! .:1:1r f1,ga. f f , HELEN L. ADAMS 7 Highland Avenue Nlaplewood, New Jersey Once a puzzle . . . with a douh- Ie . . . too much like her . . . for the casual observers comfort . . . fond of red . . . and hiaclc . . . or orange and hlaclc . . . for Prince- ton . . . the perfect hostessn . . . spreading peanut butter . . . or pouring tea . . . the proud wearer of clothes . . . which she makes . . . and often designs . . . a curly head who . . . loves to do theory . . . and play the piano . . . memher of the ixflusic Club . . . Twinny. DORIS J. ADELBERG 552 North Broadway Cedarhurst, New York Sparkling and sophisticated . . . independent of mood . . . the gay New Yorker . . . who loves . . . modern plays . . . and modern ways . . . wearer of a platonic . . . Hfratn pin . . . with a talent . . . for sketching . . . and an over- whelming desire . . . to sing . . . alto . . . favors especially . . . sym- phonic music , . . is . . . simply crazy ahoutn . . . Dwight Fiske . . . a lady of impulse . . . interested in psychology . . . to whom life is an . . . adventure. PRISCILLA E. ALLEN 3500 Hamilton Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Verve . . . and charm ot man- ner . . . action . . . on roller skates . . . or bicycle . . . foncl of sports . . . reacting . . . knitting . . . owner of many sweaters . . . and skirts . . . tailored and neat . . . the constant Search . . . for puns . . . wise-cracks . . . for all occa- sions . . . a new philosophy . . . trying to acquire a vocabulary . . . conflict of work and play . . . spontaneous singing . . . mem- ber of Vesper Choir . . . imput- siveness . . . Betty. LUCILLE BALDRIGE 145 Qaiwiew Avenue Edgewood Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Amber-eyect . . . and Grecian . . . self-confidence . . . Edgewood . . . and a baby nephew . . . love of argument , . . and political cle- bate . . . sings . . . and enjoys it . . . as member of the College Choir . . . iiices to read . . . and even iiices to stuciy . . . which she does . . . successfully . . . football fan . . . and Army rooter . . . has ownecl many . . . and peculiar pets . . . often caught daydream- ing . . . or sleeping . . . fancies wooiy mittens . . . Lucy. w':wtW...t . ' if E r it N 1 2 it mit . M-5, 'W 13271 , A H .J A NX ' We S - , Y '-,iggvfj nip' A , ,F 1 J V -Q '-1 .Y ': . Zee E. 4 , gt 4-fp fa .e-i-2. ,- A E ' f ' ahhh 53,1 -ff: Hi'-,fiwi ' I OLIVE C. BATES 403 North Nartoerth Avenue Nariaerth, Pennsylvania Campnres . . . anct time scent ot pine . . . along a wooctiancl trait . . . Scouting . . . Httie great broad tleart of a friencin . . . protihc letter-Writer . . . ctiemistry test tubes . . . and physics apparatus . . . snatcties of poetry . . . in thoughtful moods . . . or in gayer humor . . . time joke impetuous . . . possessor of . . . a gigantic imagination . . . anct a never-enc1- ing store . . . of nonsense . . . a clever tcnacic . . . of matting tidings . . . an-star originality. MARY HELEN BICKLEY 1611 Girard Avenue Ptlitattetptlia, Pennsylvania inquisitive eyes . . . and a Ntona Lisa expression . . . penguin fan- cier . . . with a cottection of Peters and Poitys . . . on her bookcase . . . and in tier notebook . . . sings ctuarmingiy . . . and acts ably . . . with the Kittoctitinny Players . . . a literary inclination . . . particu- larly otispiayect . . . in her own poetry . . . her talent recognized . . . toy membership in Phi Chi Psi . . . of which sine is treasurer . . . subtle humor . . . precise ac- tions . . . assistant literary ectitor of CONOCOCHEAGUE . . . M. H. JULIA E. BILLINGS 30 Ceoiarhrootc Road Ardmore, Pennsylvania A pixie grin . . . and a sally of Wit . . . usually conhnecl to a pun . . . likes tea . . . and company . . . and sociahility . . . hut also loves . . . the Hpath that wants waHcingU . . . and a quiet after- noon with a friend . . . or a maga- zine . . . genuine scholar . . . of Virgil or Horace or anything Latin . . . member of Classical Club . . . writes airy-fairy poems . . . for a little brother, Kim . . . open-handed generosity . . . gen- tle dependence . . . Jule. F BARBARA L. BITTNER 500 East Third Street Berwick, Pennsylvania Equally at home . . . in a White tab coat . . . or a vesper choir gown . . . at the organ . . . which she plays beautifully . . . a con- tagious sense of humor . . . and a faculty for knitting sweaters . . . full of interesting little chemical facts . . . which she insists on tell- ing . . . a letter a clay . . . as re- freshing as the peppermints she aclores . . . placid . . . sincere . . . treasurer of Chemistry Cluh . . . memher of VV. C. G. A. hoard . . . Bit-Wir. ,M 4? EDITH E. BOWER Annapolis, Niaryianci A iover oi art . . . especiaiiy mociern . . . iootia to see . . . and to cio . . . which often resuits in . . . a Hgeniuss' mooci . . . scatter- ing iier belongings . . . to her room-mateis ciespair . . . a ciazeci iooic . . . which might mean . . . dreams . . . of Annapoiis . . . anci ti1emNavy . . . in iuii ciress . . . or mereiy pians . . . about psyciioi- ogy . . . wixicia sine ioves . . . ai- most as mucii . . . as soup . . . taiics quiciciy . . . anci softiy . . . nameis Edie. KATHARINE C. BOYD 1214 Seconci Street South West Roanoke, Virginia Dixie Beiie . . . with a soft southern accent . . . and pricie in tier southern ancestry f... spright- iy conversation . . . intersperseci with cieiigiitiui reminiscences . . . of her trip abroad . . . courtiy gen- tieman of time iViinuet . . . meiiow- voiceci aito of time choir . . . per- fume fancier . . . prouciiy Wears a ciiamonci ring . . . on tile impor- tant finger . . . intencis to remain in Ciiamiaersiourg . . .iwiuere siie has aireaoiy macie . . . a iiost of friencis . . . joie cle vivre . . . iieyi . . . Kitty. M, JANE BRADIN 1106 Logan Avenue Tyrone, Pennsylvania Long lashes . . . and curls to be envied . . . a cheery smile . . . for everyone . . . the understand- ing heart and sympathetic touch . . . great expectations . . . in the field of medicine . . . a doctor,s assistant . . . clad in White . . . a love of science . . . deep-rooted . . . from father to daughter . . . studious . . . or playfully giriisli . . . admiring greatly . . . her younger sister . . . and stories . . . in magazines . . . constant sin- cerity . . . the Warm hand-clasp . . . Janey. DALBA BRILLIANTINE 180 Anderson Street Trenton, New Jersey Slight . . . and wiry . . . with activity . . . both in mind . . . and body . . . dancing . . . and sports . . . just for fun . . . that is, except- ing freshman ufiitu . . . amuses herself . . . by amusing others . . . with jokes on her door . . . and puns on her lips . . . has an aver- sion . . . to chocolate . . . argues . . . for time sake of argument or . . . in defense of . . . Trenton . . . petite mademoiselle cfesprit . . Dal. MILDRED J. BRITA 517 BeIIevue Avenue I'Iammonton, New Jersey Bright IoIacIc eyes . . . an attrac- tive smiIe . . . particuIar and neat . . . in a Hurry of excitement . . . taIIcs with waving gestures . . . energetic . . . Inusy . . . cuts out newspaper items . . . to paste in scrap-I9ooIcs . . . owner of 'Sher- mann . . . a dog . . . IiIces JDOOICS . . . Ifristory IJooIcs . . . 1066 Anal All That . . . Ioves dances . . . MII I get a caIIerU . . . and she IrequentIy cIoes . . . vivacious . . . personaIIy interested in Iaw . . and aIso I. R. C .... IVIiIIie. VIRGINIA J. BURSLEM Main Street S1T1yI'1'1c'l , DCI HNVHTC I.itI1eIy graceIuI . . . on the dance IIoor . . . or the I3asIcetIoaII court . . . cIever at carcIs . . . as WeII as cIasses . . . a perfect mixer . . . in any group . . . WI1icI'1 expIains why she is . . . treasurer of the Y . . . chairman of May Day cos- tumes . member of Billboard Iausiness staff . . . aIways Hnear cIc-:adn at something . . . charac- terized Ioy a friencIIy grin . . . ancI sincerity in aII things . . . p0puIar . . . vivacious . . . aII-rouncI . . . Ginny. MARION F. CABELL Cliester, Vermont Striking . . . on tlie lioclcey fielcl . . . or as tlie clarlc princess . . . of the Nlay Court . . . lover ol liorses . . . ancl of all tluings laeautilul . . . tlie artistic toucl'1 . . . exempli- tiecl in lier slcetclmes . . . Plato's apostle . . . serious or silly . . . but never uninteresting or mecli- ocre . . . loriclge tournaments . . . ancl tea with lemon . . . all arouncl sportswornan . . . with a special love . . . for tennis . . . true friencl . . . gay companion . . . rosy- clieelcecl sprite . . . Caloloy. JEAN L. CAMPBELL 124 Jelzlerson Drive Wit. Lelnanon, Pittslaurgli, Pa. Cornpanionalole . . . witl'1 a frienclly greeting . . . a hearty laugh . . . and tlue gift of conver- sation . . . savoir faire . . . con- tagious entliusiasm for everytliing . . . lilces to write . . . for fun . enjoys reading . . . ancl acting . . . memloer of tlie Kittoclitinny Play- ers . . . clandestine piano player . . . and excellent dancer . . . liorsewornan of ability . . . person- ally lasticlious . . . ancl Well- grooniecl always . . . aclclictecl to cliaries . . . always lousy . . . par- ticularly at prom time . . . as class president. MARY G. CLINKSCALES Route 1 Montgomery, Aiaiaama Alabama ioeiie . . . deep south- ern charm . . . verve . . . perpetual pep . . . butterfly . . . with Wicie acquaintance . . . sunny smile . . . friendly . . . seldom-broken cheer . . . enviaiaie ringiets . . . graceful carriage . . . ardent knit- ter . . . good student . . . with a taste for Latin . . . typist . . . umu- sic, heavenly artu . . . piano . . . and concerts . . . loves to dance . . . brass button from time Army . . . appreciative . . . poised . . . new experiences . . . Classical Club . . . treasurer of ciuios, and the class. PHILIPPA J. CONNOR 5722 Whitman Terrace Wierciuntviiie, New Jersey Brown eyes . . . and little hats with pom-poms atop . . . conta- gious humor . . . and a gift for sketching anything . . . especially . . . her ioeioveci clog Hpunicien . . . enthusiastic admirer of Fortiiucle . . . cievoteci mama . . . of a series of Herman erasers . . . acts . . . with the Kittociitinny Players . . . writes for Chi Tau Pi . . . and the Puio Pup . . . a charming hostess . . . at tler many teas . . . a frienci- ly . . . earnest . . . madcap . . . brownie . . . Editor-in-chief of CONOCOCI-IEAGUE . . . Phil. DOROTHY I. COULTER 129 South ixfiarstiaii Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania A woocl-nymph . . . with a frienclly spirit . . . anci a vigorous iove of life . . . manifested in all she cioes . . . a rhapsociy in . . . brown and tan . . . sophisticated iaciy . . . in satin or tweect . . . spends iwer summers . . . instilling the art . . . of enjoyment of work . . . and tiancicraft . . . and swim- ming . . . in chiictren at a city playground . . . rhythm and mei- ody . . . grace and vivacity . . . sucicien laughter in time clark night ...Dot JESSIE C. T. CUMMING 335 West Scinooiiwouse Lane Germantown, Piiiiacieiphia, Pa. Dry humor . . . generously spiced . . . insouciant . . . lout joiiy . . . a genius for foolishness . . . and mathematics'-wittl spe- cial emphasis . . . wears a Bai- morai bonnet . . . Hscots Who Haeu . . . sings opera with gusto . . . or selections from The Mes- siah . . . and also has a long repertoire of Scotch songs . . . reads Gaisworttiy between sieges of differential equations . . . keeps a scrap ioook of pictures of furni- ture . . . anci iiouses . . . amy canary!! . . . portrait of independ- ence. , nv.-,ffwf f' ELIZABETH CUNNINGI-IAM R. D. 1, Rea, Pennsylvania i..et's go to time movies . . . Vvouici you iiice to piay tennis? . . . a canoe ride? . . . Letis ciance . . . a iieaci of reoidisii hair . . . iourieci in a magazine . . . or an eiiicient figure . . . in a Wiiite coat . . . woricing in tide iaia . . . tiie scientihc minci . . . with an un- scientitic way . . . of joking . . . at unexpecteci moments . . . friend- iy sopimistication . . . Witil a gay retort . . . or an earnest oiojection . . . Ciieerio . . . Betty. DOROTHY B. DAVIS 1880 Jefferson Street VX7iimington, Deiaware A iove of ciancing . . . in tile ioaiiroom . . . or on cooi grass . . . a taient for acting . . . anci imi- tating . . . especiaiiy a young ape . . . a joy in singing . . . a ciear sweet Voice . . . la jeune fine noucie . . . at other times . . . favors . . . vaniiia coices . . . and ioricige . . . and Frank . . . espe- ciaiiy Frank . . . gay repartee . . . interspersed with . . . Uvviiatis iier trouioieiys . . . memioer of K. P. . . . Stucient Councii . . . Dot. VVILMA V. DEPUY ETHEL DICKSGN 550 East Liberty Street XfVCii1SiC11 Ciiamioersiourg, Pennsyivania Siuantung, China Day student memiuer . . . who A figure in green . . . ciasiiing speecis around in her car . . . inut spends most oi her time . . . in time iiistory aicove . . . conuncirum in concentration . . . a future teacher . . . piacici manners . . . quiet pieasantness . . . a smiie . . . and a twinicie oi tile eye . . . taifes pieasure in ciancing . . . anti reading . . . especiaiiy modern iiterature . . . ifnits Weii . . . and Wears time prociucts . . . ciomes- ticity . . . Witit an eye to tile prac- ticai issues of iiie. ' ,af ' if Q' :ig ' X if 'vi' ' f . , ' fi Q - Q77 , 'H-at-::,,,.1L: fifi 1' 7. ' 'AT A' ' ifffvfv V- , 1. A if -A I K K fi 5 ' ,:1f,, Q Q, ' ww -. . Ma . Y-f K J 'V 'tg-FQLQNYRV -' ciown the iuocicey tieici . . . ciart- ing across the ioasicetioaii court . . . or inventing interpretive ciances . . . HVVe,re Evens ioornu . . . oiemureness . . . in a Ciiinese costume . . . tile icinciiy spirit . . . staici anci soioer mien . . . that iiicies . . . an inner smiie of mis- ciiiei . . . igeware . . . time mind that iauncileci . . . a tiiousanci joices . . . impuisiveness . . . en- tiiusiasm . . . iover oi the 0ut-oi- cioors . . . Uti'1C eternai spirit of funn . . . Dixie. ,fm-W ' w, it Er? ' f H1 7 V' ' 'g1..' :, ,Iii , 2..gZj,Q5 , A ,, r I at a t K Mil tl 54, Q R 5 r QQEFAQ ' Ee' 'H A N f xr fr it f ,Q 95-ywfg, 5 X g? xxx- -.iq -9 A 5 fit t ff A. t Q i , f 2 if? Q t :gg 'K 3' X if ifhfr A fry i Y rg Mgr get-IW. . L I X L -3, X rv J ' V P 3 xc '34 e , W, x H 'ff' 5 ii Q , K 4 4 Q 'F i if kv A ,V an X 6' a i Q :M 9 H it Q ff it r ff' 1? i L Au K, if QM X ,L Q ' a t 1 MARY H. DOUGLAS RUTH A. DRESCH 58 Summit Road Vulcan Elizabeth, New Jersey Nlaiianoy City, Pennsylvania Bright eyes and silent laughter A dignity befitting . . . a senior . . . eternal gooct nature . . . the . . . at times . . . but usually en- unhurried step. . . and the cour- tertaining . . . her friends . . . age of tier convictions . . . adept with tales of . . . our Midgey' . . . at invitations of a Hbucicern . . . a happy-go-lucky surface . . . but and the cat that swallowed the beneath it all . . . keen insight canary . . . an able seamstress . . . and common sense . . . an . . . with a masteriy touch for eve- admirer of Ucineman . . . in which ning gowns . . . quietly humorous she frequently induiges . . . along . . . poised competence . . . at the with hot chocolates . . . at Walk- Inricige table . . . as Advertising erys . . . URomance that loves to Nlanager ofBillt1oarc1 . . . and as nocl and singn . . . music . . . in secretary of the class . . . intense- the modern way f... our amusing ly loyal to her many friends . . . . . . Dresch. lovable sincerity. RACHEL B. EARP 1221 Qregon Avenue Steuioenviiie, Oiiio Serene intelligence . . . anci a ready srniie for everyone . . . so enthusiastic about iuer major . . . biology . . . that siie insists on keeping . . . a goicifisii and tur- tie aquarium . . . in tier room . . . wears green . . . whenever pos- sible . . . appreciates humor . . . in a quiet Way . . . competition on time golf links . . . delights in tiie refreshing fragrance . . . of Tweed perfume . . . wears iier ioveiy ciotiies neatiy and weii . . . con- geniai . . . sincere . . . Rae. M. EILEEN FERGUSON 2725 North Fifth Street Piiiiacieipinia, Pennsylvania Combination . . . of time stu- ciious and playful . . . iover of poetry . . . perfume . . . ioveiy iootties . and certain jewelry . . . iight iaiue personality . . . graceful fingers . . . with literary ability . . . member of Phi Chi Psi . . . aiso an aiaie actress . . . and appears personaiiy . . . in May Court . . . reaciy for fun . . . bridge . . . icnits . . . at times . . . supports Sea Isle . . . gay . . . laughing . . . or reserved and quiet . . . associate editor of CONOCOCHEAGUE . . . Fergie. i ', A,x,' ff., Q1 --:W - 'r :QM to ar ,, rr X Y X xiii F A mr 2 X . r A at 'f NA r X 5 is p X A W A Q Q e' iY'Q: 'er15i f 9 , A V f X ax r , 1 , N Hia? x Er M 5' Vail A XII A we X r -M, MT rj-NJ r Q r ea pf' im fa-4 z X lg ako. it X U ,.iv:'b'?f:1-'v-:,,H- ' , , ' -, sf -4,3 I. yxivf' ELSIE I. FLETCHER Taiku I Korea, Japan Dark curls . . . and old Korean ways . . . the fair guitarist . . . with a love for children . . . teli- ing stories . . . or cutting pictures . . . at the Ciiilcireirs Home . . . mistress of the keys . . . typing a Biluaoarcl article . . . or a Init of poetry . . . with a curious twist . . . member of Chi Tau Pi . . . a cup of tea . . . or an oriental dish . . . the conscientious motive . . . sunlight through the clouds . . quiet ways. FRANCES K. FOX 907 East Preston Street Baltimore, Fflaryianci Pucicisii Ievity . . . and Epicu- rean gooci humor . . . as hostess at a party . . . or entertaining guest . . . with stories . . . a poclcetful of silver pennies . . . and recitations . . . the sublime and the ridiculous . . . gingerbread anci whipped cream . . . serious of purpose . . . historical and literary studies . . . the elusive art of swimming . . . ciiiici of the sun . . . pai oy mine . . . class cheer leacier . . . Frannie. IVIYRA C. F. FREET 249 South Fourth Street Chamioersiourg, Pennsylvania A knowing smile . . . and frienciiy ways . . . an astonishing diversity of interests and abilities . . . test tuioes . . . microscopes . . and siicies . . . iiterary joys . . . in Writing . . . or in reading . . . a room iineci with . . . shelves oi books . . . bears witness . . . music . . . in piano playing . . . and time gentie art . . . of teaching Sunday Scimooi . . . or fishing . . . serenity . . . of sun on country roacis . . . and Wit . . . tiiatys iceen . . . but not unicinci. MARY GASTON 508 North Beaver Street New Castle, Pennsylvania Humor . . . inciiviciuai and ir- resistible . . . famous for her im- personations . . . of the three kings . . . or Cannon Feiiowes . . . car- ries iler dramatic ability into tile Kittociltinny Players . . . iover of animals . . . with a special fond- ness laor goiciiisii . . . icloiizes her kid iorotiieru . . . cieiigiits in bizarre coior schemes . . . and would iae iost without iier green silirt . . . iiices iimericics . . . mem- iaer of Spanish Club . . . friendly to all . . . time perfect conficiante . . . Alice Goon . . . Cvassie. JEAN HAVLICK 8 Sabine Avenue Narinertii, Pennsylvania Bagpipes sounding . . . O ma bonnie Scotch Iassie . . . silver laughter across time heather . . . humor with a bounce . . . ul-Ieclcie, iieciciein . . . word artist . . . witii pen of delicate fancy . . . and capricious imagery . . . member of Phi Chi Psi . . . a Vesper Choir gown . . . or costume for a play . . . ttiougntfuiness . . . clark-iiairecl senesciaal of wit . . . with a toast to time mooci of time moment . . . entiiusiasm for life . . .Pici1ote. . . A .- A 4 - vii - 5 5 55. it .. 51'-sith f-G-12' X ' 11395 :tml-i---' 'W - 'wi 2,11 --.X ' was 'c Xt tl: . - . Yi: fm. Q- xitm- x. .V .1 -it .N V ew ,,-, ,- ,ew ., 1 U af? 1+ aw-211'.w-aww i1i9Ef ' - W i-i.,,- ...Ii . ,Q x,.. , J . M' '4 43:5 xy RM im ...i Rx:N A- V W 'Q fs Af' 1' li-l,J5F '1Q lg f,,t.,',vy3.1Q, . 2 V. A' ' ' W1 i' 6-N133-1 - A , . - eau Jim' i 1 1 A lvtvdmafx f . -i .. ' i ' T' 'Mfmttiw -- 1- is .,,.ypQgmHSt N ,,5..5.ix. X . ., i,,..,.,.,...M, i.. X, . 5 -- ,- . -- ..A L . . . Nici, Q ' ,x .' a . wx .. X xx x X LOIS HECK 147 East Broaci Street Betiiieiiem, Pennsylvania Five feet of pep . . . and incli- viciuaiity . . . Hspirit of the ciancen . . . a special every Saturday night . . . from P. NI. C .... fun . . . and giggles . . . found often in the library . . . or in the chem lab . . . or else . . . a lively figure . . . clad in green . . . foil in hand . . . practical . . . and efficient . . . adept . . . at time mysteries of Cieiait and credit . . . as treasurer of S. S. A .... and especially . . . as business manager of CONOCO- cl-1E.xoUE. KATHERINE L. HoFFMAN MARY E, Hgpiqmg SYCUCIWUU Tengilsien Korea, JHPUU Shantung, China A dainty, whimsical touch . . . in essays and poems . . . or ioveii- ness with a handful of fairy dust . . . a liking for old things . . . especially the beautiful . . . mem- ories and traditions . . . lacquered boxes and mellow Iorass candie- sticks . . . a fondness, too . . . for swimming . . . and skating . . . and onions . . . especially in Korean fooct . . . uGrace in all simpiicityu . . . tranquillity of spirit . . . and tile gift of music . . . member of Phi Cixi Psi . . . Ketciien. .Ht st : '1 40' S?3.., ,ww -' f X Sane- . - . .A L' 1 91.152 if -A ' - ' ' .. M . ., ,iz-,.,A:i,KK - ' . iq. u mii w r 1 .15 Y 4 .e, A f.223.3:53-gm ' . ' 'iff ' M V .K 'tiff k gn sit:-' it ' '. ,,:n- . ,,xq5N 4A Eu 1 as-L sm ..,f- fx Perfect feminine charm . . . a sigh for a hoop skirt . . . and a cnignon . . . everything Chinese . . . especially pictures . . . and stories . . . and plays . . . the red pagoda on the windy . . . the road tiirougtl the green rice fields . . . a pen with a silver quill . . . knowing people . . . an eye for lJeaut5 f... and the dramatic . . . time sweet singer . . . with words . . . or a soprano voice . . . mem- Iner of Chi Tau Pi . . . Ptiaretra statt . . . college choir . . . Betsie. . f ,. r' . f. 1 mqag3.,,e--' :,,.'t:1-: grave. -- S ft -212 - ' sg1.:rf:1.1E fe. f, : gent, , he wi. .35IJ'fbiQ-35:6nAMH-'ing 2, . 1- ,. !:21em,:,4ya'X:. e-.ri .1,.,Ja ei-r1.4--1,-yr. X. qi. 5 . , -3 mi 5? zz. 1 - E V, X pew. ,,-f ii. , V 1- 'B 1 --., . f,if-. ,zi...-,L i., ,,. ,:1.,e,,,v V a f 1' f ee,-at . .- U 311 ffwxaxga 4 - . V. i h:vo: :i4vA WW' ' ' ' - . :W,,.,ww'l,1',1,1,-y ,A . 4,1 ef, , . X QW ' LOUISE HOWELL White Oak Farm Nlendham, New Jersey Enough hospitality to fill . . . the biggest room . . . on campus . . . generous with her time . . . and her laughter . . . insists on giving away apples . . . a genius for teasing . . . particularly . . . hinting at potential information . . . or acting the uianguict iadyu . . . on occasion . . . French . . . in ocld moments of seriousness . . . Hmusic when soft voices clien . . . the sweetness of a violin . . . leisure 'inciustriousiy spent . . . as a member of the Hicnit-Witsu . . . Howl. BETTY KARNS 21 South Second Street Chambersburg, Pennsylvania The conscientious student . . with everything iabelecl . . . methodically . . . in her scientific mind . . . usually seen . . . Wan- dering toward . . . the Day Stu- ctents' Room . . . or waving gay- ly . . . from her little Ford . . . which she drives . . . fast . . . but efficiently . . . frequently in the chem lab . . . experimenting . . . a private love life . . . all her own . . . gracious . . . unperturbecl . . . dauntiessiy sincere . . . member of Chemistry Club . . . and German Club . . . rect-haired . . . Betty. MARY JANE KING 801 Washington Street Cumberland, Wlaryianci The naturaiisfs quest . . . ioirci walks . . . and nature classes . . . summer camps . . . and Scouting . . . efficiency . . . and the spirit of fun . . . planning parties and refreshments . . . as member of the Y Cabinet . . . the earnest scientist . . . with enthusiasm for the woric on tiancl . . . :Stine sport is time thingy, . . . in basketball . . . or hockey . . . swimming . . . or hiking . . . eyes to time sunset . . . and the song of the open roaci . . Teddy. ALICE KNAPP 502 Center Street Westmont, New Jersey Business-like efficiency . . . and powers of concentration . . . evi- dence of which is seen . . . in her impregnaioie position on first hon- or roii . . . and in tier Sunday morning peregrinations . . . with Herald Tritnunes . . . enjoys . . . modern plays . . . operas and sym- phonies . . . playing the piano . . . iaaslcetinaii and hockey . . . and dates and house parties . . . a talent for . . . ambiguous re- marks . . . anci knitting trouiaies . . . inclepenclence for a single in Fiet . . . meticulous person . . . giggles. I x.,,f. v ,, A .v. z .. -sxiX..,,ix .V awk. x ' --it f. tai ' I if .im Wi' W '--:ki '?52K5'i5?i?5C,'I Qt' I' . ' '-C3 ii. .ali ,J -X ilrxilif 1 1 'if new-srl - 'Mixer' 1 '11-'.,s.Q..gM 1- 'vl'-1't: .-eb' fiifriiwp gg- L ' wi . :q., X L' ' wr. rx. - :f r-'ee-air -Y at 2 'X R-X fff i X. X 1 r' .-A ' Q- v 32516.-X! R .1 Qiifw'--L,'f'2gtg5' . . ' 'X WW' ii- L4:'x'15sfi-1-A f .. 'W f V , H, 1 . f V r . ,,.F,. rw ,,, V . sv ANNA H. KRATZ JULIA K. KREMER 1039 DeKaHJ Street 39 North Franiciin Street Norristown, Pennsylvania Chamber-siaurg, Pennsylvania Hockey captain . . . basicetioaii Frank . . . open . . . with a star . . . swimming . . . or any quick smiie . . . easy-going . . . other sport . . . piano virtuoso accepting things iargeiy . . . as . . . with a taste for tire iiterary they come . . . sometimes assum- . . . tire gentle scholar . . . with ing . . . an attitucie of sophistica- a Classical turn . . . icieaiistic . . . tion . . . with a stiiieci yawn . . . and a ioit of the piaiiosopiaer . . . inciifferent to the opinions . . . of brown-eyeci serenity . . . anti nev- others . . . on anything . . . except er-failing energy . . . with epriaaps herself . . . anxious concerning a touch of simyness . . . possesser tire trouioies . . . of every one . . . of a famous iaugir . . . aiways ap- except irerseif . . . has an amaz- preciative . . , never iacics an ing faculty . . . for teiiing stories office . . . anci work to cio . . . . . . with a straight face . . . classic treasurer of VV. C. G. A. features . . . a reci-goici iaraici . . . Pinky. ELIZABETH L. KURTZ 225 Logan Avenue Altoona, Pennsylvania The lceen scientist . . . ancl deserving winner ol tlie VXfoocls Hole sclsiolarsliip . . . combines stuclies witli sports . . . plays on tlle lioclcey team . . . and is cap- tain of tlue swimming team . . . as well as swimming manager . . . strongly interested in . . . Vvest Point . . . continually telling liu- morous anecolotes . . . i1lDOUfAl1C1' l7amil5 f.,. franlc . . . imaginative . . . and intent on securing laer eiglit hours, sleep . . . a willing helper . . . an executive manner . . . vice-presiclent of the class . . . Kurtzie. PAULINE I-I. LANDES Nlatto Grosso, Brazil Calmness . . . with a clasli of blue . . . Brazil . . . plrilosopliy ol lile . . . ancl a quiet love of beauty . . . in music . . . or pic- tures . . . sunsets . . . or poetry . . . pen in liancl . . . with tlie imagination ol a dreamer . . . ancl tlie cliscrimination of an artist . . . Pltarelrra staff . . . always reacly . . . For a wallc with a friend . . . piclcing the first spring Violets . . . happy when traveling . . . playful in moods . . . serious on occasion . . . Polly. ALBERTA E. LANG 104 Tyson Avenue Gtenside, Pennsylvania The poet . . . of little things . . . with meaning . . . deep and in- tense , . . and spiritual . . . stories of everyday people . . . doing everyday ttiings . . . Pllaretra. staff . . . and music . . . Bach and Beethoven . . . and a violin . . .t a bit of German . . . mostly Goettie . . . the understanding friend . . . with an amused smile . . , first love . . . Hmy cat, Nlikeyn . . . pet tiate . . . mathematics . . . and science l. . . which accounts for . . . headaches over . . . the German Club treasury. CONSTANCE LEIGHTON 7457 Sprague Street Mount Airy Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Gay cynicism . . . with dashes of red and Hack . . . decided opin- ions . . . expressed . . . vvitti good- natured vehemence . . . uVVeU, franiciyn . . . political science ma- jor . . . an excellent bridge player . . . and good dancer . . . prefers . . . -variety in perfumes . . . equestrienne . . . of ability . . . and also likes . . . swimming . . . and tennis . . . mistress of the lay-out streets . . . on technical staff . . . of Billboard . . . the cosmopolitan looks at the world . . . Connie. EMMA H. LONG Franiciorci, Delaware Good ilumor . . . and iarown eyes . . . frienciiy . . . witil a iove of laughter . . . tiiat has frequent practice . . . iounci often curieci up in an armchair . . . with ins- tory . . . or Spanisil . . . enjoys reading . . . dancing . . . or siiop- ping . . . coniiciante . . . a good friend . . . ciepenciaioie . . . and generous . . . possessor of a fa- mous ioiusti . . . fond of ciriving . . . in De-iawar, . . . pet aversion: noises in time nigilt . . . would iove to iae. . .a ducici JANE IVICCLEARY 556 Locust Avenue Amsterciam, New Yoric Charming naivete . . . striicing beauty . . . in the May Court . . . or as a Colonial iaoiy . . . in tire Niinuet . . . an interest in Harris- burg . . . Paciqarcis . . . anci frater- nity pins . . . mociern . . . in i1er iiairciressing styies . . . and smart ciotimes . . . iler guiiiioiiity maices her . . . a frequent object of i1er friends, teasing . . . iler sweet smile . . . and ioveiy eyes . . . seen often ioeiminci time desi: in tiae ii- iorary f... merry laughter . . . siciiieci dancer . . . sincerity . . Janie. f V Q - 2- ' ' ,- . it-:':i ,f ,9 .:. iL' -,gleya---' mst ,asf 4,3 ,X 2 t - ':-ilu:-fzxr g. V' as 11 , ,Aw ,..5.i -- , 11:13 ,x E un i IQ' if-1 k 4 : may-N':.,r':'t,'r-2 Y, . . ..,, ' 1, ' U X fix ,A W X S A x W if it K gn- K CU 'Q A F' vt ' Q x MAH pg X 4 X xx we g HQ ' xg xxx raft? 1? .5 v X i it at is Q me with rx fur A x ,A i -H X if M P' 'J sg , ffgi -. ' xffzf. 1:12 V. .. ,. M g t? gl .1-.qt ' L ' , ft ' -' Q: gsm fs-- -im L A x 'Wim ELIZABETH M. MCGEORGE Niount Crest Qrchards Orrtanna, Pennsylvania The house hy the side of the roast . . . with the latch-string out . . . and a sign on the door . . . Hthe doctor is in . . . or . . . Hthe ctoctor is outn . . . fire-side cheer and a toast to the spirit of fun . . . red-cheetceci apples in a wood- en howl . . . spends week-ends at Annapolis . . . with Hthe hoysn . . . where the dance is the thing . . . Lorelei with gotcien hair . . . Hgreetings, my friencta' . . . Niac- Gregor. KATHRYN B. MAGILL 45 Walnut Street iwalclen, Nlassachusetts A hlaclc-haired figure . . . dress- ecl in red . . . always reacty for a wail: . . . or a picnic . . . Lets go swimming tonight . . . German authors . . . or a Classic mood . . . Boston is the huh of the universes, . . . fingers plying husy needles . . . and prestot , . . a sweater . . . or a suit . . . thoughtfuiness for others . . . and always . . . the gracious gesture . . . a sense of humor . . . that enjoys . . . a jotce on herself . . . Katie. JUNE NATTEN 12jQ Delaware Avenue Vvvomissing, Pennsylvania Chucicies and charm . . . friend- ly smiles . . . and helpful cleecis . . . a versatile and able actress . . . Vice-president of the Kittocii- tinny Players . . . time speii of music . . . that echoes in her speech . . . and contributes to the choir . . . capaiote secretary of VV. C. G. A .... smartly attirect . . . at ali times . . . an enthusiast for philosophy . . . and horses . . . heard lamenting over the toss of her Watch . . . or searching for UDorrieH . . . a sicilieci pianist , . . graciousness . . . June. QLGA M. MATTES 625 Quincy Avenue Scranton, Pennsvivania Quiet Ways and sober things . . . with a tively twinkle . . . poised . . . foil in hand . . . or on the stage . . . tire gesture . . . the character . . . the play . . . Goethe . . . or anything German . . . in- cluding fluent speech . . . and the German Ciuia revel . . . historical interest . . . I. R. C .... and avid newspaper reacting . . . miraculous a io i I ity to concentrate . . . on exams or term papers . . . in the midst of tumuit and confusion . . . or even . . . XVPHIC munching pretzels. X .uf ' H X uf 1 Mr' ff - W Q ru-Q. - '1-'...r. r Qt 554: il? s K K 'QE ' 'K 2- ae:iZ 3 t ' ':WWi:f3 2- ,.,,, .,q.H. k A, ,,., v 1 .y,:- ,-11 V , X, - .1. y . in .' w ar- ' ' ' fi' gs ' .Q L ,.!. 1 f ' f:L imfs3f,:,,s,s, , '. , 1 we V a 1 2.1. .xt vw A ' X-wx, , ' ' Y p X. - :iiizf :Kev ,sr -R ' K . ' a - Sm ,.4. . Y, X .-.. x..vz.i,, mv., ,Ji .,., . ' 1'-.tu , . X ,. V .. it . va 5 , wwf f- . -we-, ,rr -' f v ,M . X 5? xx f. , , . ,',. N ,Q . 0 A as W t 'G at if ns lxvt mt 2' W MX X 5 fx 'K X 3 V ' M X G, X X Q it N is is f - f is X , . QQ ,eg f Qt A .3 ' 'Arm .f ,Eggs ants , x . ri, at ,. 2 ' rivzr-f.r. , 1 .. - K V. fe ,-me--' - -,-r 1-5 ., -iw , ,,,.. - ,V K . X . , , . . M. 1, :ss .tea r ax, H - on ,gi -- ' ' X ,ff-.L ijvxQ'Qjgi,Q::: -- - A 2 - we M 4, 2 - -I 1,14 '--1 ,K , Am ,, . 111, , .,,v .,,,., Amy. - -.,WNy,.serwg. K ,ga . Y ,rn . N - FRANCES S. MOFFETT 290 North Main Street Moorestown, New Jersey Bright eyes shining . . . with excitement . . . on every occasion . . . swatting a bali . . . on the hockey fieicl where . . . Hshe is small, hut she is mightyu . . . or studying history . . . in which she also excels . . . or wearing . . . one of her innumerable evening dresses . . . a lover of rect . . . and of Philadelphia Qrchestra con- certs . . . and of a green room . . . which is always upset . . . gay . . . fun-loving . . . energetic . . . Frannie. V ,Q PAULINE MORROW Zitacuaro, Wlichoacan Mexico Scanner of the starry heavens . . . telescopes . . . and higher mathematics . . . scholarship . . . spirituality . . . and the soul that reaches upward . . . Mexican senorita . . . with a way of miss- ing r,s in English . . . and rolling them in Spanish . . . a hockey stick . . . or tennis racket . . . a basketball . . . or a blue VV' . . . lover of music . . . with a mar- velous inability . . . to carry a tune . . . unseifish generosity . . . friendliness to an . . . Pony. MARGARET F. NICHQLELS 116 North 'Union Avenue Bound Brooic, New Jersey Curly iiair . . . NVi'liCi'1 is envieci by aii . . . and twinkling iorown eyes . . . a flashing smiie . . . and a ringing laugh . . . sparkling . . . soiemn or gay . . . as the occa- sion demands . . . sometimes un- happy . . . when she waits . . . HI ciicinlt get my iettern . . . iiices sports . . . of tiie iess strenuous type . . . and reaciing . . . both heavy and iigiit . . . strurns iier Hukeu . . . especially . . , All I Do ls Dream of You!! . . . petite . . . Peggy. EVELYN F. OPDYKE 502 Harrison Street Frencisitown, New Jersey Usuaiiy seen . . . dashing into German ciass . . . in riding ciotiies . . . or a raccoon coat . . . or stuciy- ing Frencil . . . in a ciiarming Rid- ciie room . . . stuciious . . . serious . . . with occasional ioursts . . . of reai humor . . . and carefree laughter . . . in tales of her aunts . . . and uncies . . . amusing to tier friends . . . famous for her riding aiiwiiity Y... both iiere and at ilome . . . preparing to be . . . a Hscimooi-marmn . . . will proin- aiuiy be . . . a wife . . . Evelyn. 1 FRANCES LOUISE OWEN 104Q Aicoma Street Sharon, Pennsyivania Tail and graceiui . . . in siiim- mering ioiue satin . . . dark iiair sirining . . . an eye for ciiic . . . in red . . . or iaiacic . . . the news- paper woman . . . aiert and ciauntiess . . . scriiybiing articles . . . for Biliinocu-ci . . . or poems . . for Pharetra . . . tres occupee . . . avec ie cercie francais . . . of wilicifr sire is . . . tile secretary . . . a passion for ioricige . . . anci uRitzn . . . anci going clown town . . . Niiss Disertis uncierstuciy . . . gay noncimaiance . . . L'Weeze. GRETCHEN R. PAINTER S06 Tweiitii Street New Brighton, Pennsylvania Smiiing sereneiy . . . or gig- giing . . . with a irienciiy twinicie . . . a history major . . , aiways with a stack of books . . . and a worry about Hpoii scin . . . has a taste for . . . literature . . . and cirama . . . to reaci . . . ciomesticai- iy precise . . . with a neeciie ai- ways reaciy . . . for use . . . when any one is going outn . . . ai- ways ready to iieip . . . serene ciemeanor . , . and tire 'spirit of a Pucic . . . who finds the worici . . . i-LID. ALBA E. PIGNATIELLO 716 South Seventh Street Vineland, New Jersey Spontaneous votutoitity . . . an irrepressiiote giggle . . . and en- ergy . . . to spare . . . has the ioactc of tler door ctecoratect . . . with pert sayings . . . and perti- nent illustrations . . . the sociat service worker . . . fond of chit- ctren . . . Warm hospitality . . . sympathy . . . for txeaciacties . . . or term papers . . . the optimist . . . Gather ye roseioucts white ye may!! . . . a fig for yon teering cynic . . . always in a good inu- mor . . . always appreciative . . . to spirito italiano. MARY ANITA PGOLE 102 Ntanoa Road Brookline, Pennsylvania Time artistys torustu .... poised ttmougtrtfutty . . . before time last master stroice . . . the musiCian,s ear . . . alive to time beauties . . . of a Brahms symptrony . . . French poetry f... from an easy chair . . . practical icteatist . . . the peace of the nations . . . and the making of a iaetter Wortcl . . . internation- atist . . . earnestness . . . with a tighter vein . . . puns . . . a quiet touch of humor . . . and a suiotte . . . unobtrusive kindness . . . art editor ot CONOCOCl:lE1XGUE. We ,M ein if 3, in 'K S ,fiery ' . iffy' . ., ' ' -.i is , 5 5 a ' if- 3 yi.. ,L 1 '- z , 3 , --,ij . V f.- 2 vw Q ' ,-1, V, 1-- .pff .-,r. . ,, . f A -' 'err . s MARY GENEVIEVE PORCH 545 Orciqarci Avenue Beiievue, Pennsyivania A einem major . . . vviio ioves to putter arounci . . . in iaio . . or with costumes for K. P .... receiver of . . . frequent ietters from Penn State . . . wiuicii sire reafis . . . aviciiy . . . ciings to miciciies . . . and stripeci socics . . . has a passion for . . . ioricige . . winch si1e piays . . . expertiy . . . compieteiy feminine . . . vvitim a cilarming iaiusii . . . quietiy ei- ficient . . . on Biiiinoarcl teciinicai staff . . . Spanisii Ciuia . . . ai- ways saying . . . AW, geein . . Gen. ALICE M. PREISLER 249 West King Street Ciiamioersiourg, Pennsyivania Tide ready ciiatterioox . . . or the reserveoi stuoient . . . com- petence . . . ineiiinci the iiiorary ciesic . . . iiices ioooics . . . and woricing with tilem . . . anci iris- tory . . . anci iiitcil-isiiicing . . . with Betty Karns . . . cievoteci to iler sister . . . wiio is a nurse . . . and iier Wee iarotirer . . . Ciyoie . . . Htiae sweetness of soiituoie in the micist oi tide Crovvdu . . . prac- ticai common sense . . . woven Witin . . . tiie grace of icieaiisms . . . anti tiwe coior of fun. JEAN RIDGLEY Lincoln llniversity, Pennsylvania Courageous . . . fine . . . with high ideals . . . and lofty aims . . . toward social betterment . . . and medical advancement . . , Umusic soothes time troubled souin ...iVlozart...tohear...orto play . . . frequent bull sessionsn . . . far into time night . . . solving world problems . . . biology and psychology . . . living vigorously . . . proms at the University of Virginia . . . or Princeton . . . Ha college of witcrackers cannot fiout me out of my tiumorn . . . a catching laugh . . . time gay retort . . . Ridgley. MARY CATHRINE REIGNER Cor. Third and Hanover Streets Pottstown, Pennsylvania Lovely lady of the Nlinuet . . . frequently attending house parties . . . especially at Penn . . . with Jerry, the model of mankind . . . devoted to tier gramma . . . who can always be depended upon . . . to HHX itn . . . eternally in search of . . . or avidly reading . . . a magazine . . . blonde beauty . . . especially brought out when wearing . . . one of tier many knitted suits . . . at times eflferves- cent . . . but usually sleepy . . . spontaneous laughter . . . gay companion . . . Rieg. i A s r .ng ffe' - -' , 1 ' 'iam - , B at . ' :,.f22 ,?T'i'fi: . , it . . ?f?ii.1:f' J . ' ' 'af ' . 4 L . f i i 1 E t - A f 'S M'-, 1- V, -, ' i 'i.Q' if ' H Q ',-:Lf .wr -,,,- , z', ,i rfrify , .gg ' ':' , 5.1 i ?1,g- ,.f.a.- W' 'w-Y ' C- .Nx?i'GZJi'g,:.,,-V at 3 'nr , . K, A i y . . f,w,ga ,emmsszw . ' 3.5, , . ,fifils ., WPA. 4. f:f51': K ,V . , - . .- X A -wa., at ' , X , N swf:-w e 2' ' , L N'v4r1'ff'1bf' ff X a wfattkn S- x1J,iwLt3 wt -.r X V X' . my Q --awmtf. .. Jer -f1H,',1 -rvgfagiri .ix 1., .,::-. -: ,, hw Mi-,5 Buy , , , ' 0 W 'SI 'l' 'JH z3r:f2 'i '1 K - e Mm- , . e1tAaWS es-Af - DOROTHY L. SCHAEFER 699 Seconcl Street Beaver, Pennsylvania ' She renewecl her life at Xfviison ...only to helost. . . again. . . after a Hash of bright hair . . . and a personality . . . of sophistication . . . and worictly wisdom . . . poiseci . . . nonchalant . . . with a distinctive manner . . . of speech . . . charm . . . friencliiness . . . interestect in ricling . . . becoming clothes . , . and extensive reacting . . . with experience . . . and a purpose . . . for her life . . . cour- age . . . and actniirahie cteterrnina- tion . . . Dee. DOROTHY SCOTT 520 Linden Avenue Giensicie, Pennsylvania Age of innocence . . . hiue and gold . . . on a wincly clay . . . or quiet thoughts . . . in the sun . . . quiclquicl est religiosum . . . things of the past . . . particularly . . . the power that was Rornen . . in the writings of the Latin au- thors . . . and in occasional strug- gles with archeology . . . mernher of Classical Ciuh , . . foolishness . . . hiiarity . . . and a quick re- tort . . . sincerity . . . ready actapt- ahiiity . . . the good companion . . . Scottie. - ALICE SHUTTS 614 Vvyoming Avenue Xvest Pittston, Pennsylvania U-the spirit, sir, is one of mock- eryn . . . in story or essay . . . hut one ot charm in poetry . . . wit, intellectual hriiiiance, and capa- IJiiit5 f... a friendly Wink . . . and a practical joke . . . and nonsense rhymes on everything . . . includ- ing hiotogy . . . likes mathematics and Benchley . . . for enjoyable relaxation . . . plays chess . . . hy correspondence . . . has Billboard worries . . . as memher of the staff . . . literary ectitor of CONOCO- CHEAGUE . . . member of Chi Tau Pi. JANE B. SIC-MAN 4920 Osage Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Lazy clay . . . take it easy . . laughing . . . natural curls . . . and rosy cheeks . . . good-natureci . . . never in a hurry . . . loves a gooci time . . . and her golf . . . Lehigh . . . reacts love stories . . . fancies perfume . . . speaks with a pleasant cirawi . . . My dad saysu . . . always in need of ink . . . a heap of history . . . striking sum- mer sun-tan . . . from Qcean City . . . pleasure in driving the car . . . day dreaming. ADELLA SKINNER Box 245 Sparta, New Jersey Brown liair . . . dancing feet . . . ancl the breeze ol spring . . . petite . . . a serious lace . . . or a sportive laugh . . . work . . . lout not too seriously . . . stern cleter- mination . . . witll a laelying twin- kle . . . tlfle gay companion . . . with a playful quip . . . ancl occa- sional worries . . . about lierself . . . or otlwers . . . concernecl . . . witli. questions psychological . . . tlie mood of tlae moment . . . cle- Votee . . . ol tlie gentle art . . . ol sleeping . . . Del. wr x 23? WQM wg Fw , , ' ' f ., N1 l f tr V fs ' ai dig? 1 . N .E-ittf5iRt1Eit'wJ iEI-''HJ-H691'.1 3Jr.ii'1 5 . 1w..ttt:rL35f' 1 'L Z, gm: ,-'- , lgiwgl , ea L .adv FW Caryl' G WWE fa ea-aa we 4 if '-'L 'i Q , BETTY SLOAN 6oo Harvarcl Street Soutli VX7illiamsport, Perma. The wanclerer returned . with the same liearty laugh . , . anal genial lranlcness . . . never claunteol . . . lay Liless Nlajor Trageclies . . . wliicli usually in- clucle . . . the loss ol lier lcnitting . . . a slcillecl musician . . . as well as scientist . . . who waxes en- thusiastic . . . about all lalo worlc . . . proucl of Brother Dave . . . tlie Navyys prodigy . . . lout loroacl- rninclecl . . . about the farrny . . . good-loolcing . . . with lier tailorecl trimness . . . generous . . . hum- orous . . . impetuous . . . Betty. VIRGINIA R. SLEPPY 411 Vvilitney Avenue Vviiicinsiourg, Pennsylvania Striking iorunette . . . with a nice smiie . . . for aii . . . inter- ested . . . favors iroiic . . . inut aiso a champion . . . oi poiiticai science . . . iaciy poiitician . . . wiio attencis aii coiiegiate confer- ences . . . with ciignity . . . except when confronted Witiu . . . a mouse . . . Hoil, ililiiu . . . a tripping waiic . . . gooci arciwery shot . . . at granci ciisposition . . . aiways witii. Jean . . . dates . . . speeciies . . , perpiexities . . . Y cabinet . . . i. R. C .... graces the Niay court . . . Ginny. . of , ' FREDRIKA P. SMITH 516 West 245ti1 Street New Yoric City Sportsmanship . . . and tiwe spirit oi tile game . . . tide iaasicet cieaniy siciot . . . vigilant cieiencier . . . of tile iiocicey goal . . . forty, iove . . . a dive into tide pooi . . . piiotograpiier . . . beware . . . time tilreatening camera . . . earnest- ness anci genuine sincerity . . . courage for iife . . . iiiicer . . . and mountain ciimioer . . . uisove me, iove my ciogu . . . Patsy . . . time countenance inscrutaioie . . . or eise . . . a ioroaci, gooci-natureci grin . . . pimotograpil eciitor of CONOCOCHEAGUE . . . Freddy. 4' it XV K QU '2 Ea in 59' ff 'gk ka if' ti . xx-is ta., all X3 1 fa 5 . , L.. ki.i..a.L . ' sv - A 'iL?4'T'Z42 . '. 'tif' ' 4 f 9 f'.fv.--ef.-5 '?.f5'- F. 'X' 1 vt a' .- 1 af2'f i iff: . ff' ' 1 - it J IZ tfflfei' 32 9 1 'ff . . 'f 26 . ':'1g'-'ahfia s .... , . 7' 1 . . E ROSLEIGH M. SMITH South Delaware Drive Easton, Pennsylvania Engaging smile . . . and a iii:- ing for anything red . . . a mix- ture of the artist . . . and the mathematician . . . makes iler room attractive . . . with sketches anci oil paintings . . . drawn lay herself . . . and a set of Raggedy Ann Dolls . . . enthusiastic about . . . Dicicy and Bobby . . . her young cousins . . . a logical minci . . . which makes tier . . . a math major . . . and member of Pytha- gorean Ciuio . . . quiet . . . steady . . . friendly joiiity . . . Dolly. MARGARET V. SPRINGER 18 West Lenox Street Chevy Chase, Niaryiancl Sire lives by scheciuie . . . to achieve efficiency . . . systematic . . . studying . . . especially over biology . . . her major . . . Nanci you icnowm . . . has a sense of humor . . . fond of golf . . . and those summers in Nlictiigan . . . receives air-mail letters . . . uDon't go, kids . . . set a spell!! . . . hops at Annapolis . . . or mst. Joinin- nie'sH . . . broad grin . . . franic . . , does her part . . . as guard on basketball team . . . Wtag. HELEN L. STARK S65 Niadison Avenue Yoric, Pennsylvania She laughs . . . and the woricl iaughs with her . . . uaioot and iight-hearted . . . hiking . . . or mountain climbing . . . the serious reader . . . sincerity of thought . . . anci philosophy for living . . . an archery how . . . or a fencing foil . . . one who iiiqes . . . the crispness of morning air . . . anti the hreeze of the out-of-cioors . . . also . . . an interest in things French . . . member of Student Council . . . Starky. ELISABETH SWAIN 428 South 44th Street Aphiiacieiphia, Pennsylvania Silent and reserved . . . except for moods . . . of gaiety . . . anci punning . . . equally proficient . . . in the physics iah . . . or in her room . . . with knitting nee- ciies . . . queen of the Hicnit-witsn . . . a staunch admirer . . . of A. A. Wiiine . . . anci U1066U . . . with time out . . . for more serious reacting . . . her love of moun- tain ciimhing . . . seen ciuring winter . . . in the fact that she iives . . . on Fourth floor ixfiain . . . Hi, Libbyit' f- y Y I t e 3 2 , ,fx X 't M Mak , X t S 1 ' , Logger i ,L f'- Q Y., M , had ' 4 3'. V A HI? . ,. 'ALJ 5 ' :4f.,. I ft... ..-,. -, N 19?-Fan X-iii . . 1' . f . in-1 'WZ f t ' ifff' ' . M1 ,A 1 'Y :za i e KATHERINE R. THOMPSGN 88 Le Nloyne Avenue Washington, Pennsylvania Hit. . . pleasant . . . sophisti- cate . . . likes to go places . . . and to do things . . . interested in proms . . . food . . . VV. and J. . . . those dancing feet . . . always shuhqin' . . . goIf's the great game . . . with hasicethall too . . . huys clothes to cheer her up . . . foncl of travel . . . on southern cruises . . . practices the art of conversa- tion . . . collects John Gals- worthyjs hooks . . . his signature . . . numerous meetings for the XV. C. G. A .... as executive hoarcl memher. ELEANOR W. TICHENOR 285 Ridgewood Road South Orange, New Jersey Petite sophistication . . . social- ly . . . as well as scholastically inclined . . . hostess par excel- lence . . . 'iLife is a game for the valiant hearty' . . . a vaiuahle asset . . . to the swimming team . . . the Pythagorean Club . . . and the Classical Cluh . . . her capahility evidenced hy . . . mem- hership on the husiness staff of CONOCOCI-IEAGUE . . . her ringing laughter . . . is eviclence . . . of her enjoyment of lite . . . popular on every campus . . . including VVilson . . .Tish. DORIS I-I. TROUTMAN IQ Church Street Kingston, Pennsyivania Taiioreci styie . . . mannisii sports ciotiies . . . ilociiey sticic and tennis racket . . . outcioors, sports . . . but indoors, favors sleeping . . . with a bear . . . Fifi . . . prefers science . . . mostly iaioiogy . . . aspires to ilospitais . . . iaias . . . bridge games . . . true ciiiid-iove of VVinnie-ti1e- P0011 . . . practical jokes . . . the micioiie sister . . . suiociueci, tiien eiliervescent . . . ncwuessing wiiere 1've sioean' H . . . ciai-it iiair . . . and fair complexion . . . caiieci Darcy. ,f ELEANOR WALCOTT Chatham, Virginia Light . . . and airy . . . time Wood- sprite . . . swaying softiy . . . to a tune on the raciio . . . or imag- inary music . . . bursting into song . . . at ocici moments . . . as before breakfast . . . c'est ie francais qui lui plait . . . a meiociy . . . in her ears . . . or on her tongue . . . time dreamer . . . with a Virginia ac- cent . . . wiricim she loses when with Yanicees . . . runs on South- erneris time . . . always Pixie. ing , i f v xf t ' f V - 'ww tm- V, X ,f,.f-ml. , lx 1- V . .f lv. 9 1 A 'fiiaa' A ' .J-, . .M S . . .1 .W k. . e ww.,-. .. . G- .wr K - . aEv . 1T4T'H?21ii i iw , - e 4' r . '51 qu ' .- V Jr- Q ra-' . fy ,Af 'vtfqm g-rf-M : ax A 'Nr ea' . we W .mr-aa! Am. X- N SELMA M. WERTIME R. D. 2 Cliamioersiourg, Pennsylvania Globe trotter . . . in a Ford car . . . with an oioiiging habit . . . of taking any one anywhere . . cosmopolitan of the campus . . . musician . . . with an apprecia- tion of all music . . . and a special gift . . . at the piano . . . manager of minor sports . . . but for her- self . . . prefers ixocicey . . . basket- ioaii . . . tennis . . . or tliicing in the mountains . . . a will of tier own . . . upiieici by inexoraioie opinions . . . time gift of Wit . . . sportsmansilip of living. MARGARET WILLIANISON Open Hearth Lewistown, Pennsylvania Th e conversationaiist insouci- ant . . . unseifisii frienclliness . . . with a cieiigiitiui touch . . . of informaiity f... engaging non- cliaiance . . . that trictes . . . an earnestness of purpose . . . inter- esteci in camping . . . plays ioaci- minton . . . when ttnere is nothing eise to cto . . . a leisurely disposi- tion . . . which maices work tier Waterloo . . . a iaugiiing retort . . . and an appreciative sense . . . of the iuoticrous . . . corn- panion for the moment . . . or frienci for life . . . Open Hearth . . . Hello . . . Tabby. NATALIE LOUISE VVOOD 1 1 Waldron Avenue Summit, New Jersey Varying moocts . . . a combi- nation of smooth sophistication . . . and vigorous activity . . . particularly on the basketball court . . . or the hockey field . . . tail hero of the Kittochtinny Players . . . of which she is sec- retary . . . a leader in classes . . . as Weil as in extra-curricular activities . , . spends her time . . . working in the lah . . . or ciating . . . or dancing . . . enthusiastic about horseback riding . . . cie- iights in gooci-naturecl teasing of her friends . . . spontaneous . . . friendly . . . Nat. EW W i Yi' i . -fri. i. N' -:akw-4. 'k- s: a wp Hu, ' ua.. 6 han Y ' WEB , .:-93' . EQ, ' Z ig sz: ,- i FEV- '51, , zigswt' ' 1 'E' ,T fr . '1 -2 - - ' its gf, M-5 I mi if 2 it :rain f K 'tv 3,5 'fi 3. EV ELYN B. WOODWARD 160 Wayne Avenue Haddonfield, New Jersey A well-clefinect philosophy V... delightful perversity . . . and a love of stimulating cleiaate . . . on controversial suhjects . . . Finds it impossible . . . to study . . . with- out a pitcher of water . . . and a glass , . . at her elbow . . . likes Hebrew . . . and French . . . in spite of difficulties with phonetics . . . plays Badminton with vigor . . . anct no mean siciit . . . an ex- cellent pianist . . . quick intelli- gence . . . genuine affection . . . and the IKHEIC-li of procrastinating . , . successfully . . . Ev. SARAH M. ZERFING 421 North Niaricet Street Duncannon, Pennsylvania N Music i'1Elti'1 ciiarmsu . . . to maice ister fingers fiance on violin strings . . . or to make iier feet dance . . . to a syncopatecl ciasii . . . iiices flowers . . . anti cats . . . anci xvaiicing for exercise . . . has iittie ciomestic worries with icnit- ting . . . anci cooking . . . rice . . . tiireatening to move into tile iaaii . . . when teaseci by tier room- mate . . . confines iier sciioiastic worries to Spanish . . . sometimes serious . . . often mock serious . . . aiways generous . . . Saiiy. .x L ,Q 1 X rf X x A it A max ii N rf v' U fi N vi it x' S .mr M U x v-. .gm ., X R B B ,- iv is it X Q 4 X K, x x BY f A PX iii 1 Q X keg' rx X if-I . , ..,. ., , .,. 'fi P , T , ' . ,regwpi X -, ,, ,. . . wager, 44'-.mr '-:f-'54, f , tv n .gov-X KATHRYN M. ZIMMERIVIAN 914 Cumberland Street Lebanon, Pennsylvania Vive ta France , . . et les francais . . . with a ciasir of Le- iong . . . and music . . . Wherever siie goes . . . My Caravan . . . fonci of aii arts . . . anci white eiepilants . . . things Chinese . . . sandaiwooci . . . receiver of boun- tiful gifts . . . sensitive . . . a Hair for acting . . . a icnacic at writing . . . singer . . . treasures up iaer iifeis possessions . . . an up-scaie giggie . . . poetry for en- joyment . . . mooci for the mo- ment . . . the deeper meaning . . . Kay. - l 125 1 1 26 PROM HE gayest event of our junior year and time one to which We looked for- ward Iongingly when we were White-clad pages, or little sisters peering over the banister at the laughing cIar1cers-'Finally arrived on February 19-the Junior-Senior Prom. On that night we excitedly put on our lovely new prom dresses and ctescenclect the royal stair to the parlors, our corsages quivering on our siioulcters, to meet the young man. And thence'- to the dance! The candle-lit dining room echoed with the strains of soft music and the mirror over the mantei shone with reflections of Iorigiitly colored dresses, ac- centuated Ioy formal Hack and White as We ctanced between courses of the din- ner. And after dinner, when the tables had been cleared away, we danced again '-lon and on until all too swiftly the hours had passed and the Prom was over. But Saturday night was still to come. Dancers took up again the music where they had left it, and whirled arouncl the snowy gym almost as swiftly as the col- ored lights on the ceiling. The snow- man on the stage winked his shoehutton eyes at all the merry couples, who were having their hest time of the whole year -it was still Prom week-end! Qur gay week-encl passed all too swift- ly, and with the soft strains of the minuet music, as on Monday night we watched the colonial ladies and gentlemen dance the traditional minuet, passed the very last of our Prom. bale fvliiie the whole worl ,qgpplbljpt-of.1-enqwedj from the rest, the warm life- giving sun. IP R N The hockey field is dotted with clancielions, and the hills are green again. Canoes glide up and clown the Conococheague, and all Wilson is out taking sun- iaaths. Spring murmurs on the walks and in the trees where the Ioircls have come back. We are being Indians or Japanese in the May Day pageant: we are play- ing tennis, taking pictures, going on picnics'-and we have spring fever. Someiiow, examinations are passed and Commencement iwas come. Anotimer year is over -perhaps time first, perimaps tiie last of tilose iiappy years is gfwne. No matter if it has-it is always tiiere to iooic basic on: anci no matter Wiiere We are, we wiii ai- ways ine HVViison girisf, TI-IE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE N01-HER year gonet-anct tiere is the recorct ot it neatty set forth in boot: form. Vxfhat a pleasure it Witt tae in tive years-or ten, or twenty, or even titty years-to turn ttrese pages anct tive again the hours wtiictx are tiere recordectt For we strait took back on these events as belonging to ttie best part of our tivesg and if time plays IIHVOC with tile staarp contours of our memory and rotos us of the ctetaits, time main outlines will remain twere. Anct yet no Volume of this sort, I'10VV- ever well prepared, is realty adequate. The editors Witt be ttme first to agree that no boot: can ever gather tmetween its covers the whole record of a year of cottege life. VVtxat of the tovety odor of the campus on a still Ntay evening, or ttie singing of the l3i1'C1S just toactc from the soutti, or the PAUL SWAIN HAVENS2 BLITTW I-'LD' gotcten Qctoloer leaves, and the clamp President smelt of autumn mornings? Anct ttie long conversations on Sunday night, the tiarct wort: and sense of accomptistiment at examination time, the new ctetermination suddenly tatcen at ctiapet, ttie friends from faculty anct stuctent Ioocly, the help, the syrnpattiy, and the tieattti which you tounct trerewcan any brook emtorace all these? The recorct of this year is Written in your heart, and the faithful editors offer you ttiis laootc as a reminder and a tietp when tootcing back you astc musingly, Hxfvtiat is it, this magic, this VVitson?U 132 LILLIAN NI. ROSENIQRANS, AB., Dean 133 r FACULTY MR. GOODNVIN MRS. L12 Bmw Miss GILREATI-I MR. NliN'lUS Miss Hicks MISS BORNENAN Miss XXVILSEY Miss Ismxxzx, Frzrmls N155 FOIUZSMAN MRS. I-EITClI 1 Miss Dmwllaxzrsl. I ROV' G01-Z MRS. CIIIANTLER Miss Rooms 134 BILLE. X'!IN'lEX N15 CI.:XIlK 51153 Jouxsox Miss POKRANTZ Bliss XVOLFF Miss XVEEKS M55 A'-'-YN Miss DRLYBITRAX bfllbb Hfmxmox N155 D I1Tcl-mu. Mxss DLINCAN N155 DISERT NR. SIEIFERT 135 51155 H1XNIPE Miss DAVISON ' Miss SARGENT Mus, LE BEAU N XV MR. IVIARSI-IALL 'SS 1 GODS Miss Hmcomu Iss Wl'llTE Mus. CHAMBERS Miss GOODFELLONV Miss Doon Miss HEMPERLEY Miss BASHORE 136 Miss NVARHELD MR. IYIEETIER Miss FRANKLIN Miss CQPP Miss 'THOMPSON Not in pictures: Nliss Nancy Jane Criswell, Miss Harrison, Miss Aulcls. Miss Nlontgomery. Nliss Alice Ferris, Miss Riddle, Nliss Joimsfon, Nliss Nlakter, and Miss Parry. Miss HOFFMAN Miss STREVIG Miss SYVRET Miss IDAVISON Miss XKXJOODS Miss LUTZ 137 Nlay Queen . Zvlaicl of Honor 1 956 Hope Gentner Nlarie Qloerl in Dorothy lxfleyer 1957 Georgiana Dflcllvaine Julia Dunn Catherine Hilclebrancl EDNA SEIFERT JAMES LAWRENCE I-Iemld ...... les I er ..... . .......,....PAGE GEMMILL ........1VIARY EMILY GINTER Aitenflcmfs 1Q58 Eileen Ferguson Wlarion Cabell Anna Kratz 1959 Elizaloetlx Smoot A Rosalie Harshloerger g L Florence Fisher Parry Pages ........MARCIA ROTHER V .........PHILIPPA CONNOR MAY QUEEN AND COURT Queen Bess .. .......... ANNE GRIMSHAXN Nlaicl of Honor ............,... KATHRYN FITCH Altenflcmts 1936 1938 Frances Nfatiiews Jane Grimsiuaxv Wlary Lee Nliiler Virginia Sleppy Esther Nluliowney Jane Nlccleary 1937 1959 Nlarian Jones Neil Fooks Edith Harden Sarah Frantz Janet Swinelaari Katherine Nlason Pages ELIZABETH MEETER VVILLIAM LAVVRENCE A fferalcl ...... .....,.. IV IARCIA ROTHER Iestef- .... ........ P HILIPPA CONNOR QUEEN BESS AND COURT SCENES FROM F at the end of the year, a census were taken of opinions of freshmen as to which week-encl of the year is most outstanding in their memories, the unanimous verclict would he Nlay Day. Aside from Commencement, May Day draws in its train a longer, more diversified and more exciting sequence of events than any other occasion. Excitement has heen brewing for weeks in hectic rehearsals, noisy construc- tion of settings, and furious sewing of costumes and court dresses, to say nothing of the mysterious hammerings and ladder-scaiings in the construction of decora- tions in the gym. Friday night the excitement iooiis over, displaying itself in Himsy dresses and a heyy of gentlemen-fthe Under Class Prom. The hlare of an orchestra from the gym announces that the mysterious activities in that locality were nothing less than the preparations for the sophomore-freshman dance. Bustiing activity is afoot early Saturday morning. This is Nlay Day itself. THE COURT The quaint Niay-pole dances in the morning manage to draw an audience in spite of the scramble of last minute preparations and the distracting arrival of multitudes of guests. Afternoon brings the pageant and a hreeze that, far from chasing the heat, stirs up the dust into little tornadoes for the inno- cent hystander to combat as hest he can. Indian costumes appear and their Wearers, after disappearing for a time, reappear sporting remarkably swarthy countenances. Lovely flowing dresses and rich hrocades are in evidence. And one decides that it is time to wander pageant-wards. After the pageant, the visitors indulge in sightseeing, While upperclassmen work feverishly at last minute heautifying for the Upper Class Informal that night. The next day heing Sunday, there remains but to go to church, to take a long breath, and to give or to receive congratulations for another successful May Day. MAY DAY AKE way, make way, for their most august majesties the Queen of the May and the good Queen Be-ess!!! A heralcl, in pink satin and white plumes, discharges her ctuty at the top of her lungs and galiops off,-no one knows whereg for attention is quickly turned to the lovely Queen Bess and her court in their rich dresses-rose ancl hlue and gold and rust and green-which make clear at a glance the reason for the Elizabethan poet,s Iilcening his lady to a ship. The court glides in stately procession hefore the spectators and is scarcely seated on the throne at the left when the Queen of the lxflay herself appears with her attend- ants. The youthful company, clresseot in the pastel counterparts of the Queen Bess dresses, occupy the other throne. The dignity of history and the freshness of a younger world smile at each other while the children scatter flowers and the impish jester in a Icnave-of-hearts cos- tume perpetrates a hundred delightful atrocities. PAGEANT The gifts are presented to the queen, an unseen signal is given, and an at once the spectator finds himself aware of the tepees and fires of the Indian village on tiie green stage, of Indians on the island in the bacicgrouncl, and of a canoe slip- ping swiftly downstream. Another canoe appears. The tepees open and yieicl lnraves, squaws, and little girls. The pageant has begun. First is tile dance of Dawn. in wilicim the indians receive Fire from the Dawn. Then, a symbolic dance-Niorning Star. daughter of time South, vanquisliing Vvin- ter-pictures the theme of the 'pageant- story of love, Capture, and return. The story is that of time young brave, Nionicato, who is to Ibethe next chief of time tribe. and X7XIZ1CI'16StI1, claugiiter of time chief. The Nlecticine-Ninn, Vvactu. spurnect ivy Xwaciaeeta, tiireatens to betray the trilve to time enemy whom Nioniqato has gone to fight. Vvariieeta, hearing his threats goes to warn Nlonlcato, who is away at war. The year of their absence passes before time spectator in symbolic cIanCe. 1-L Tile Corn Niaiotens grow with tile sum- mer White time Inctians chant the Zuni Sun Hymn: HO hearken, to tiae Sun-Godis voice. Beclconing your soul to rise in ractiant tight, the source of song, Tile origin of thought iuas sprung. As tight and song in one unite Let us forever seek tide iight, Seek the tigtitft This is answered by time Priestas Rain Chant: ucover my eartti, Nlottmer, Four times with many flowers. Let time heavens be Coverect with iaankect up clouds. Let the earth ine covered with fog, Cover tile eartti with rains. Great waters, cover the earth, Lightning Cover the earth. Let ttiuncier toe heard Over time six regions of time earttmn Time Corn Niaiciens, now tail, wave in the breeze as time priests and peopte chant time Sun Chant: .6Ti1C1'6, far oft, my sun-tattler arises, ascencts time iactcter, 144 Comes forth from iris place. Ntay att complete tile roacl of life. May ati grow oict. Nlay the children iniuale more Of the sacred breath of tife. Ntay att the ctditctren have corn that they may Complete tile roact of iifef, The Deer Dancer comes at Harvest white the people sing nHusi1-a-bye iVIy Little Qwtetf, Tide ttlree tail, slender figures of somber autumn are carriect away, shivering, by the Wtiite snow ctancers who follow the lovely purple Vvinct and Cloud. Spring returns, and the Braves, who mourn for Waciieeta. She returns sing- ing mule Song of the Biuebirdf, The Indians ioin her in time song anct go over time hilt after time little rect Sun Dancers, symbol of tiles continuity. HBIuebirct, I've iieard your song in spring. You,ve lured, sweet Iairci. Tidings you bring. Bright flowers, Warm showers come as you cali. Sing ttiou, sing now, latest song of att. Ttiere sway all ctay, blue stcy above. Teach me to sing ttiy song of iovef, HE eclilors wish to introctace io you an original section ctevoiect to tile pictures of the Senior Class. Vve Juniors fought with litem when they were Soph- omoresg playect with ttlem when they were funiors. Now that we are att goocl otct friencls, we want them to have as ctefiniie a place in our Inooiz as they will always have in our memory. They have had winning teamsg ltzey have provect to be able teacters in every fietci, fottowing actmirabty in the footsteps of their predeces- sors. As we arise to take their station, we only hope that we may carry on in the same vein. 'vVe are therefore pteasect io present tile friends whom we fiave grown to respect anci io tone -dlile Seniors. 145 SENIOR PXNNE PONEROY Vice-Presiclent CATI'IERINE HlLDEBRiXND president CLASS HIS is to he a story of four years, the four years of our class, which we, as seniors, are now beginning to loot: hack upon as the Ioest years of our so young lives. As we Consider it now, freshman year will always stand out for the Wicte- cyect amazement at the very newness of things, for name cards and black stockings, for rowdy games of uSarctines and secretive plans for dummy rush, for Sunday afternoons along the Conococheague and last minute cramming for the hygiene final-a year in which we entered a new World and were one of the gang. But then there was sophomore year-and what a year that was! We worried the tives out of the freshmen ancl spent most of our time thinking up Hctastardly deeds. We became worlctly-wise and took philosophy. We wore plaid ear- mutfs and got tive or six letters every ctay. We carried the daisy-chain and toolc our knitting wherever we went. As juniors, we hecarne conscious that we were upperciassmen. We made hig preparations For our last two years hy huying a new pair of hrown and white saddle shoes. It was the year of utittle sistersf, canoeing in the inlet, and three heipings at txflont Alto. It was the year of our first hig Prom-fctancing ever so clivinety white the freshmen hung over the hanister. And so we finally came to he seniors. VX7e suddenly ctiscoverect ourselves in 146 CLASS LORRAINE EL1-swoRr1i Secretary PEGGY VVALKER 7'l'9L'lS LLFQI' HISTORY that very group which we had looked up to for three years. We founci ourselves in tile front seats in chapel and at the head of the tables. But most of au in our senior year, we have found a new spiritg We have a sense of being a init older and an iciea of having found something in college which we had never realized before, something deep and fine which is best expressed in the echo from step-singing on a spring night or in the blue of the clistant mountains when time sun is setting. it is hard to say just what it is, but it is what we felt when we First put on our cap and gown, sometliing intangible and invisiioie, but always present. Anti so goes the story of four years. You will probably find it like that of any other class. We Iaaverft clone a great many outstanding things, but We've run true to form. Just as last year's class We,ve had our good moments and our load. VVe've replaced all the incicientai snapshots we once had around our mirror by one big picture of HHVI. We have learned to taice it and can even forgive our roommate when slime returns from the Roman Banquet gariaeci in a toga and a few sweet peas. Xwe have iearneci many things from books, and friends, and quiet hours alone. But above all else, we have emerged from our class and become a part of our College. As seniors, we are looking aiieaci to the years to Come, made confident and hopeful by tiiose we are leaving lmeiiinci. OLIVE HAWIWIER. 147 DOROTHY JONES IVIARIAN JONES JANET SW1NE1-IART JEAN TAOOART 148 OLIVE HAMMER EDITH HARDEN CAROLYN GERI'lARD BIARIANA Guam' 149 IVIIRIAM BROKAW if ELIZABETH BUCKLEY BXIARY ADALENE HOPE 1vlARGARET HOWARD , Q 150 HELEN STONE ELIZABETH C.-xTIfIERM.xN ELIZABETH CHESTNUT ELIZABETH SUTER r T ' 151 ELIZABETH HUNTER DOROTHY Huvr lNIARY PQLEAGLE KAT1-IARINE Fox 152 JANET RUFF EDNA SABY .BIIARTHA BL1XCK EDITH BOYCE 153 b'IARIE SCHOLLA NIARGARET Sl-IERXVOOD DOROTHY EGLY NIARY IVIARC-ARET ELIASON 154 f. PAULINE IQEEVER RUTH KEDIPER i GERINLDINE HOLMAN HELEN -HOLMES Y 7' 7 x 155 ELIZABETH NESBIT FRANCES NIEMEYER MARGARET DAVIS ESTHER DENNIS 156 ELLEN WEIR IVIIRIAM WHITE IVIARY ELIZABETH DICKSON NANCH' DILWORTH 157 JUNE GARVrXR1CK DORIS CEIASKILL ELIZABETH BAUIIGARTNER EMILY BENT 158 x FLORENCE TYSON CERAYCE vIiURNER J UNE REED ELLIZABETI-I REBERT 159 PRISCILLA HARRINGTON RUTH HARRISON WYNNEFRED ARNISTRONG SARA BAMBER 160 N I,xRc.x1zET WTORREY JANE TINNEY r 1 i i DOROTHY RINEARD JEAN RICK.-xRD 4' 161 M M CAROLYN CLARK HELEN CLINE LOIS XXAN IVIATER PEGGY WALKER 162 NAOMI FRAZER HELEN XIIRGINIA GARLINGER NIIRIAM SMITH ELEANORY STEINKE 163 ELIZABETI1 PLANK ANNE POMEROY JANE ROBINSON EL1z,xBET1'1 ROHRER 164 ESTHER PALMER DIILDRED PENTZ X ,,.,,.,,,,, NEYRTLE bfICC.'XULEY CEEORGIANA D ICILVAINF 1 G5 ILXLICE NIARIE Dom: LOUISE DREXV LOUISE STEPIIENSON CAROLYN STITELY f I 166 ELEANOR IBAMBRICK HAZEL BARNES FLOE ITIARTMAN GRACE IQIGOINS K 1 167 BXIARY TRIPP N hm' TRoU'rM,xN EvELYN VVILTSHIRE B IARTI'IA WOODWORTI-1 168 LORRAINE ELLSWORTH ELIZABETH ELY NIARJORIE Huw N1ARY IQATHERINE IRVIN 169 D'LxRc,xRET NCKEEVER ELIZABETH NVICLAUCHLIN H1XRRIET GLASS AGNES GROSS 170 JE,xNNE1'rE I-IUBER JANICE HUNT GLADYS CONNER LOUISE CREASY K 171 CATHERINE HILDEBRAND ELIZ.-XBETH HOBBS IVIURIEL LEOPOLD NIARGARET LOGAN 172 BETTY JANE FAST FRANCES FISKE JULIA DUNN ELIZABETH WRIGHT 173 HELEN MUESER RUTH FAGELY VIRGINIA RICE 174 75 l'! ALL-WILSON we Hattowe 'en Purtv 176 A Breakfast Hitee Upper Literary Societies' lnitiations funior Class Stunt Going ftome'-1 Ctzristmas Vacation ACTIVITIES The Tug Wai' ire D rin A Senior Resting During the Game Nlain Study Hall At Exam Time Faculty-Senior Hockey Game 177 N W X W . W ' 178 w w I 1 A , , N w X I 4 i r 179 I 180 X. W N 11 W r 4 i JUNIOR INFORMALS JUNICR INFORMALS JUNIOR INFORMALS JUNIOR INFORMALS JUNIOR INFORMALS ,wi , 4, V., if P !'x v 'fx ,Qs R , ,.,,- 1 ., if fm VMI Aw 4 fr f , ' '77'5HC'H 52- J: 'nv' ' ' 'fm '-'11 fa 4--vm: amy, ,'fQ4f1f5'f',,'-as , 1 f ,- :...R!m-51235. 2 , ' ' 'V ., I I , 1 'nge .YM-'i ,WE 5 N257 I jpg- , 'wi-' '1'3'9'E9WY :F ,, P , L i 1 'i nf I 5 P : ' f f p iffui 'If L - - z . V A'MQ 5 V9-i, 75 ' .. ' 1 gt Av , 3542 : ,' -11:-M41 6:4 if 'lx QQ- 'i-wg, 2 -sz.:-,,. t X . ww-:as-:7 fs:x..r:' , . 1 , ,gg -egf A L 2.1-. cgi? i., JUNIOR INFORMALS 188 CCDMMENCEMENT T is a strange timne-Commencement- with its mingled emotions of imappi- 1mess and sorrow. Timere are time seniors, eager to join time timrongs wimo imave long been in time VVorici,U and yet a ioit ap- preimensive. There are new ties to make, and oici ties to ioreaic. Time uncierciass- men iooic on wishing joy ancl success, and feeling aireacly time gap left in timeir coi- iege iives. Anci in time meantime ati is festive. Cn Saturciay time Kittocimtiny Players give time Commencement Piaywvimicim was Time Taming of time Simrewu in 1956. Un Sun- ciay time Baccalaureate Service and time Aiunmnae Vespers, wimen time Buchanan Nleciai is awarcieci, taice piace. On Mon- ciay timere is a reception for time seniors in time court of Niain Hail. 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Reverend Lewis Seymour Niuclge, D.D., LLD. ..... Harry VV. Byron .....,.................................................... ixirs. H. S. Prentiss Nichols .......................... Honorable J. E. B. Cunningham, LLD ........ Uirs. Carleton Niontgomery, AB ...........,. Nlrs. Ralph I. Lioyci, ....................... . Niiss Hannah J. Patterson, AB ...................... Reverend Stuart Nye Hutchison, D.D ......... Wiiss iViary Larmour Stewart ................... Vviiiiam Chambers Nieiiaiiey, PLE ........ Niiss Frances G. Vvicic, PHD .......... George H. Stewart, Jr ................... George VV. Reiiy ............................ . Honoraioie Vvatson R. Davison ........ Reverend Glenn iVi. Shafer, D.D. ...... . Nirs. Nexvtorm D. Baker ........................ Nliss Emily P. Bacon, NLD .......... ............... Nirs. Vviiliam B. Bennett, AB. ...................... .. Paul Swain Havens, B.Litt. fQxon.J, LLD. ..... . ..........Pliiiacieipilia, ...................L.ancaster, .........Cf1ami9ersl9u.rg, .........ChUH1I'J8I'SEJLLI'Q, ............Piiilacleipiiia, ,.......iVleciianicsIJurg, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pu. Pa. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. ...............Ci1amtae:-sou:-g, ..............Kingston, .............TitusviUe ...........Pi1iiacIeipi1ia, ........M9l'CQl'SbUl'Q, ..........Pi1.iIadeipi1ia, .............Phiiaclelpi1ia s Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. ....New York City, N. Y. ....New York City, N. Y. ..,............Pittsi7urgi1, Pa. ..............PmsEw-gh, Pa. .........CIl.Ul71IJ9l'SEUl'Q, Pa. .........VVasiiington, D. C. Pougiiieeepsie, N. Y. .........Si1ippensiJurg, Pa. ................HarrisI9urg, .........Ci1ami9ersiJurg, ...............Cariisie, Pa. Pa. Pa. ........Cieveiancl, Ohio ..........Pi1iiaclelpi1ia, ..............HarrisiJurg, .........ClIGl71IJ9l'SLU1'Q, Officers of lite College and Faculty iwenziaers Paui Swain Havens, B.Litt. fOxonJ, LLD., President ................ Ciiaminersinurg, Liiiian Ni. Rosenicrans, AB., Dean ................................................ Ciiaminersinurg Naiicgf Jane Crisweii, ANI., L.H.D., Professor Emeritus of Latin, Cimariotte isaiaei Davison, A.WI., iviatilematics .. iViaiJei Basiiore, Piano ....................................... Jennie iVI. Strevig, PHD., Biinie ........................ .. Ciara Niauci Syvret, A.Ni., Romance Languages .. ......... .. 204 Cir amine:-siourg ...........CIlClI01IJ9I'SLJ'LLl'Q, ..........Cf1.amtaerstJu1-g, .......,...Cliami9e1-sinurg, y y C11 C1.?'l'I.IJGl'S IJUVQ, Pa, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Alberta Nlilclrecl Franlclin, PHD., Classical Languages .... Atlantic Higlllancls. N. Elizabetli Frances Rogers, PHD., History ............ 159 Owen. Ave.. Lcuiscloume, Pa. J. Peacliy Harrison, PHD., Cliemistry ............,....... 1514 Floyd Ave., Riclnnoncl, Va. V. Louise Holcomb, Abi., 'Psychology ancl Pliilosopliy, 300 twain Sl., Saffielcl, Conn. E. Grace Vvliite, PHD., Biology ............................ 1600 Slierwin Ave., Clzicago, Ill. gReverencl Vvarren N. Ncvius, D.D., Etliics, ancl Englislw Bible, Clia m bersln arg, Pa. Flora Ross Amos, PHD., English ............................ 475 Grace St., Toronto, Canaria Dora Blae Clarlq, PHD., American History ancl Political Science, 3 Garclen Road, Brockton, lwass. Elisabeth bl. Hampe, Plwysical Eclucation .................... 48 Kent St., Brookline, lvlass. Helen l. Borneman, AB., Librarian ............ 6387 Overbrook Ave., Pliilacielpliia, Pa. Xvalter Golz, Nlusic ...,......................... ..................,.....,............... C liamlzerslnarg, Pa. Eclytli Tliompson, b lus.B., Voice ............ ........ . .. .......... Cliarntzerslnurg Pa. Dorotliy Walcott Nweelcs, Pla.'D., 'Physics .....,..............,................. Clwimlnerslnurg, Pa. blabel Pauline Vvolll, PHD., Economics ancl Sociology., ............. lvlyerstown Pa. Eleanor Frances Vvarlielcl, A.iVI., History of Art ...... ....,..... C liamlnerslnarg Pa. Cecilia V. Sargent, PhD., Spanish .......................... .... ........... X V enonati, N. Carl E. Seifert, Alxfl.. Education .,........,..... ......................... C liarnlnerslnurg, Pa. Elma Gillespie lxflartin, Abi., Englislci ....... .......... 6 7 Covington St., Perry, N. Y. Eclitll Vivien, A.lX l., Romance Langua 'e ..............,..,....... Cliamlversinurg, Pa. Lois Nlontgomery, PHD., Englisli ........ ....... 1 57 Buffalo St., Yvarsaw, N. Y. Emily Allyn, PHD., History .............................,...... 425 S. 45tli St., Ptzilaclelpllia, Pa.. blargaret Criswell Disert, A.Nl,, Registrar ...........,........................ Cl1aml7erslJLLrg, Pa. Elizabeth Gilreatll, Abfl., Pliysical Eclucation ........ R.R. 5, Greer, Soatlft Carolina blrs. Bertlae H. l..eBeau, NLS., Botany ................ 5712 Kenwood Ave., Chicago, Ill. Charlotte Elizabeth Cvoocllellow, PHD., Classics .... 1127 Qlive Sl., Coatesville, Pa. Elsie Poltrantz, Abi., German .......,.........................................,.............. Gibson, Iowa Reverencl Jolin E. Nleeter, TILM., Bible .......................... .......... C liarnlnerslnurg, Pa. Clmarlotte Isabel Damerel, lVl.S., Clnemistry, 2819 Gooclwoocl Road, Baltimore, Md. Roberta Frances Johnson, PHD., lVlatl1ematics, 144 VV. Fislzers Ave., Pliilaclelplzia, Pa. Cora Elizabeth Lutz, PHD., Classics ............................ 2 Reed St., Rocleville, Conn. blargaret Roberts Woods, Alfl., Frencla, 858 Providence Ave., Webster- Groves, NIO. Isabel Duncan Ferris, Mus.B., Qrgan and Music Theory ........ Cliamlnerslparg, Pa. Janice Reclington Nlitclciell, BLS., Librarian ................................................ Troy, Pa. blarie Torrey Copp, Abi.. Psychology ancl Plcrilosopliy, 11 Post Hill Place, New Lonclon, Conn. Catherine Hemperly, Abi., Cliernistry ....,............... 1626 Green St., Harrislaurg, Pa. Virginia Sldepley Doclcl, A.b'l., Frencla ................. ,..12Q State St., Belle Vernon, Pa. Rutll Aclele Hamilton, Ami., Spolcen Englisll ........................ Neil: Yvilmington. Pa. sAbsent on leave seconcl semester, 1936-57. 205 Eieanor hiyrtie Hoffman, Alxi., English ...... ........................... it fiiiiersviiie, Nici. ttiiidred Vviisey, A.iV1., English .....................,.................. upinehoiiougn Salem, Chic Ruth iisiey Hicks, Ph.D., Classics ................ 89-47 165rci St., Iamaica, Long island Eiizaiaeth Drumtra, A.iVi., Biology ............ Annasquam Station, Gloucester, Niass. Roy K. iyiarshaii, PHD., ixfiathernatics and Pxstronomy ............ Chamhershurg, Pa. Eiisaheth Brown Riddie, A.B., Hostess .,......................,...,........... Chamtnerstmurg, Pa. Ftrs. txfiargaret Kennedy Chambers, VXfarden and Chaperon .... Chambersburg, Pa. G. H. Bartie, Business ixflanager .....,..........,............................,........ Chambersburg, Pa. Eieanor C. Duncan, AB., Endowment Secretary ........ .......... C hamherstnurg, Pa. Aiice Ferris, BS., Secretary to the President ..,........... .........., C hamhershurg, Pa. Edith A. Johnston, Ph.B., Secretary to the Dean . ........... Niaugansviiie, Nici. Biargaret VV. Ruthrautt, Secretary to the Registrar .. ........... Chamhershurg, Pa. E. Jane Platter, AB., Secretary to the Registrar .,...................... Chambersburg, Pa. Ftrs. Ruth Redding Leitch, AB., Assistant to the Registrar ........ Chamhershurg, Pa. Gertrude Hoyt Parry, A.B., Aiumnae Association Secretary .... Chambersburg, Pa. Nirs. Anna VV. Chantier, Superintendent of Household ............ Chambersburg, Pa. Katharine Krug, Dietitian .................................... Q49 Stucier Ave., Coiumhus, Ohio hiarian I. Powies, R.N., Head Nurse ............................,............... Chamhershurg, Pa. Ftrs. Vera B. Snowden, R.N., Assistant Nurse .... ........... C hamtnershurg, Pa. hlargaret D. Gordy ...,......................................,....... ,.......... C hamtnershurg, Pa. biary Forrest ............ Chambersburg, Pa. hiary Houser .... Chamtnershurg, Pa. Zoe hi. Kittingei ........... Chamherstnurg, Pa. ida Shugars Chamtnershurg, Pa. Seniors: Class of 1957 Armstrong, NNynneired ....... Haminer, Sara Voorhees ......... Bamhricic, Eleanor iVicC. Barnes, Hazei Esteiia ......... Baumgartner, Betty Roberts Bent, Emily ixiitcheii ............. Biacic, Niartha Eiizaioeth ...,... Boyce, 'Edith Hadtieid ....... . Brokaw, R. Niiriam ............. Buckley, Elizabeth D. ............... . VV. Vvainut St., iwerciiantviiie, N. .7OIOiU1SO11 AU9., I-ICLCk971SCl.CI2, ClLmIJ9I'iaI1d, VU.. Vvrighl' St., Xfviihes-Barre, Pa. ....255 Hiiancls Ave., Ben Avon, Pa. .....,..1906 Delaware Ave., Wiimington, Dei. .....l5O E. Pine St., Grove City, Pa. Dailey St., Nutieyi, N. .......158 VV. Queen Lane, Germantown, Phila., Pa. Hotel Colonial, 1100 Spruce St., Ph.iia5cieiph.ia, Pa. Catherman, Eiizaioeth Beit ,..............,.,............... Chestnut, Elizabeth Lyndeii Ciaric, Carolyn .....................,...... Cline, Heien Leona .... Conner, Gladys Ni. ............ . Creasy, Helen Louise ................. Davis, iwargaret Eiizaheth ........ Dennis, Esther Baitz ........... Dickson, Diary Eiizaheth ..... ...1 .........The Dingle, Cumberland, Md. 2222 VV. Tioga St., Philadelphia, Pa. ......227 Keystone Ave., Cresson, Pa. Pa. 1 Caciwaiader Drive, Trenton, N. .....148 W. 51-cl St., Bioomstnurg, Pa. ........108 Holmes Ave., Altoona, Pa. 201 Robinson Ave., Pen Argyi. Pa. iVIa1-het St., Vvarren, Pa. 206 Diiwortim, Nancy Coe ..... Dorr, Aiice iviarie ....... Drew, Louise Frances Dunn, Juiia .......... Egiy, Dorothy Jane .......4.. Eliason, Niary ixfiarg Eiiswortil, Lorraine ,....... Eiy, Eiizaiaetil iwiay ....... , Fageiy, Ruth iwiarian Fast, Betty Jane ....... Fiske, Frances .............. Fieagie, Niary Constance Fox, Katharine B. ...... . Frazer, Naomi ............. Gariinger, Heien Virginia Ga1'Y7CfiCii, EICHIIOF JLIYIC .... Gasiciii, Doris Rancioipii . Geriuarci, Caroiyn C. ....... . Giiaioy, Niariana ............... Giass, Harriet Dixon ...... Harrington, Prisciiia D. ....... . Harrison, Ruth E. .............. . Hartman, Fioe Vvingert . Higgins, Saraid Grace ...... aret ....... .........5505 St. Iames Terrace, Pittsipargii, Pa. ...........'j2O Higiiianci Ave., Einensiourg, Pa. 77ti1. St., Brooiziyn, txt. Y. ....255 iviiffiin St., Westmont, foimston, Pa. Florence Ave., Bellevue, Pa. Spring Ave., Citestertown, Nici. .1485 Greenmont Ave., Pittstnurgii f16i, Pa. .......MUlllGl1b8I'Q Park, R.D. 2, Reading, Pa. ........87 Summit Ave., N. Piainfieici, N. Center, Oilio .........904 Weiiesiey Rei., Pittston:-git, Pa. ,..........Coioniai Park, Vvoocliawn, Nici. Simpson RCI., Arcimore, Pa. .......,.......7102 Hiiitop RCI., Bywooct, Pa. ........452 S. Liberty St., Clwmtiersiuurg, Pa. Culver St., Somerville, iv. N. .212 Paxson Ave., SCIIUYUUUI-IQUGI1., Pa. Higtuianoi Ave., Westfieici, Ai. 515 Lincoin Way East, Cilaminersiourg, Pa. Gross, Agnes A. ................. .........,..... ................. 2 6 7 Kurtz Ave., Yo,-iq, Pa, Hammer, Qiive Vvaimsiey .... .....,.. .... 5 O 5 Spring Ave., Eiieins parte, Pa. Harden, Eciitim ixfi. ............... ................................. S ea Girt, N. ....209 S. Front St., Harrisinurg, Pa. .......55.1 Locust St., Hazieton, Pa. 7, Cilamtnerstnarg, Pa. Hitt, Md. Hiicieiaranci, Sarail Catherine ....... 225 VV. North St., Butter, Pa. Hoiaios, Eiizaiaetii Dennis ....., Holman, Geraiciine K. ....... . Hoimes, Heien ............. Hope, iVIary Aciaiene Howarci, Margaret B. .... . Huber, Jeannette M. ...... . Hunt, Janice Evans ............ Hunter, Eiizainetia Tayior Hutt, Dorothy E. ............... . Hutt, iViarjorie Ruth ....... irvin, Niary Katharine ..,. Jones, Dorothy Virginia .... Jones, iViarian Caroi ........... Keever, Pauiine DeBang Kemper, Rutii ixfioui ........,.. Leopoici, ixfiuriei Ann .......... Siiver, N. .......................iVIiiierstown, Pa. Ridge, N. Sit! Ave., La Grange, iii. ......1516 North Los Robles, Pasadena, Calif. S. tgtim St., iiarristnurg, Pa. ......1444 Busizieiii Si., Easton, Pa. Pa. Wiiioiu St., Pottstown, Pa. .......526 Bellevue Ave., Hammontori, N. Rainy St., Lancaster, Pa. ..........6o5 Virginia Ave., i'iagerstown, Mft. .......1116 S. Sherman St., Vviitzes-Barre, Pa. .......lOO Pennsylvania Ave., Brookline, Pa. N. Royai St., East Yoriz, Pa. ........56 VV. 74tt1 St., New Yoriz City, N. Y. Logan, Niargaret iViason ........,............. 257 Reynoicis St., Kingston, Pa. txiecauiey, Niyrtie Edna .... ,........ 1 857 VV. River Drive, MQl'Ci1G71iUiil6, N. 207 ixlcilvaine, Georgiana D. ......,.....,... . lN'icKeever, Niargaret Elizalaeth ...4.,. . Nlcl.auchlin, Elizabeth Trent . ..,.....................Edgewaler Park, N. .......555 Vvainut St., Catasauqua, Pa. .,....5215 Seminary Ave., Riclimonct, Va. Uiueser, Helen E. .............,......... ..,........... 1 O4 Hiitsicie Ave., Verona, N. Nesloit, Emma Elizabeth. ...... . Niemeyer, Esther Frances .. Palmer, Esther Bailey ......,v , Pentz, hlilclrecl Virginia ...., Pianlc, Elizabeth Garclner .. .........,.4S6 Front St., lvorthuminerianct, Pa. ............l2O S. Blakely St., Dunmore Pa. ...........1026 DeKati3 St.. lvorristown Pa. Q Ramsey Ave., Ci1C!.YYlI39I'Si7LLl'Q Pomeroy, Anna Brislain .... Reioert, Elizabeth Virginia Reeci, June .......................... Rice, Virginia Noiith ...... Ricicarci. Anna Jean ..... ....,. Rinearci, Dorothy Ann ........... Robinson, Jane Elizabeth Rohrer, Elizaheth Booker . Ruff, Janet Louise .......... Salay, Edna hfiarie ...... Scholla, Nlarie Louise ....... Sherwood, lxfiargaret Anna Smith, Lois lwiriam ......... Steinice, Eleanor Cv. ....... . Stephenson, Nl. Louise .. Stitely, Carolyn Victoria Stone, Helen Kathryn ..... Swinehart, Janet Louise ...... .. Taggart, Dorothy Jean .... Tinney, Jane .Adeline ...... Torrey, lxflargaret E. ......., . Tripp, lxflary Ottinger ............ Troutman, Wlary Charlotte Turner, Grayce Christine . Tyson, Florence ............,.. Van hiater, Lois .......... VXfallcer, Peggy ........... . Vveir, Ellen Hatlielcl ......,... Vvhite, iVliriam Luella ............... Vviltshire, Evelyn I. ...,................. . ............156 VV. Loiither St., Cartiste, Pa. .............Ianiata Co., Port Royal, Pa. ........254 iwarizet St., ivewport, Pa, S. 8th St., Reading, Pa. ....12 Clinton Ave., Ossining, N. Y. Logan St., Lewistown, Pa. .............5505 N. Qnct St., Harrisburg, Pa. .....5571 Beechwood Btvct., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1, Paractise, Pa. S. 4th St., Hamburg, Pa. .........521 Cartiste St., Gettysburg, Pa. ..........114 Swartz St., Dunmore, Pa. ......1047 Cameron Ave., Tyrone, Pa. ...........................,..Aitentown, N. .......142 Tinleitam Rai., Akron, Ohio .........415 Pitt St., Wiikiiishurg, Pa. VXI. 5rct St., Yvayneshoro. Pa. ................1142 YfV.91h St., E1-ie,Pr1. 1055 Betiview Ave., Pottstown, Pa. East Ave. anct Deisea Drive, East Pitman, N. 145 Patisacie Road, Elizabeth, N. ........205 Vxfest Ave., fenlzintown, Pa. Hamilton Ave., Trenton, N. Church St., Kingston, Pa. 468 Lyceum Ave., Roxinorough, Phila., Pa. iwanheim Ave., Oaktyn, N. Hittsicie Ave., Plainfield, N. ....1214 7th St., ivlouncisviite, VXI. Va. Lincoln Ave., Erie, Pa. ..........1212 XV. Cary St., Richmond, Va. ...........1245 Xvainut St., Tartte Creek, Pa. VX7ooclworth, lxiartha Elizalaeth ...... ....................................... G renioch, N. Vvright, Elizabeth Gaslcili ......,...,. ........ ........... ....... A t t entown, N. Iiiniors: Class of 1958 Aclams, Helen L. ................ ......,... 7 Highianci Ave., iviapiewooci, N. Actelherg, Doris rl. .................. ..............,.. 5 52 N. Broadway, Cectarhurst, N. Y. Allen, Priscilla Elizabeth ....... ........,............. 5 500 Hamiiton St., Piiitacteiphia, Pa. Baloiriclge, Lucille S. .,......... ........ 1 45 Oakview Ave., Ecigewooct, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bates, Clive C. ............ ..................... 4 05 N. ivarherth Ave., Nvarherttl, Pa. Bicicley, Nlary Helen .................. 1611 Girard Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Billings, Julia E. ...... ........ 5 0 Cectarhrook Rei., Arctmore, Pa. Bittner, Barloara L. ...... ....,.......,.. 5 00 E. 51-ct St., Berwick, Pa. Bower, Eclith E. ...... ,....... .,.....,. R . FD. No. 5, Annapolis, MJ. 208 Boyd, Katharine C. ..... . Braclin, Nl. Jane ....... Brilliantine, Dalha Brita, lxiilclrecl J. ....... . Burslem, Virginia J. Cahell, lxlarion F. ..........,,. . Ci11U19lJCll, JCEUI L.. Clinliscales, hlary Gilreath Connor, Philippa J. .......... . Coulter, Dorothy l. Cunningham, Elizabeth Davis, Dorothy B. ....... .. Depuy, VX7ilma V. Cumming, Jessie C. T. ,.,....., . M .........l2l4 Qncl St., S.W., Roanolee, Va. ............1106 Logan Ave., Tyrone, Pa. ...........18O Anderson Sl., Trenton, N. .......3l7 Bettevue Ave., Hamrnonlon, N. . ........................................................................ Chester, Vt. ..........l24JGffCl'SO11 Drive, twt. Lehanon, Pitlshargli, Pa. 1, ivlonlgomery, flta.. ........129 S. iwarshalt SL, Lancaster, ...5722 Vvliilman Terrace, lVlerchan,tvitte, N. PCL. 535 School Lane, Cierrnantown, Pa. 1, Rea, Pa. ........l80o jefferson St., Vxfitmington, Det. ......55o E. Liherly St., Chamhershurg, Pa. Diclcson, Ethel .......... ...........,,,......... feihsein, Sang, China Douglas, hlary H. ..... ....... 5 8 Sumrnil Ret., Elizabeth, lv. Dresch, Ruth A. ....... ....................... V atcan, lwahanoy City, Pa. Earp, Rachel B. ..... ........ 1 221 Oregon Ave., Sleuhenvitte, Ohio Ferguson, Nl. Eileen .... ....... ...,.. ............. 2 7 2 5 N. 5th Sl., Phitactetphia, Pa. Fletcher, Elsie l., cfo lvl:-. Rohert Rodgers, 414 Swarthmore Ave., Ricltey Parte, Pa. Fox, Frances K. ...........................,.......................... Q07 E. Preston SI., Baltimore, hifi. Freet, lVlyra C. F. ..... . Gaston, hlary E. ...... . Havliclc, Nl. .lean ......... . Heclc, Lois E. ................. . Hofhnan, Katherine L. ., Hopkins, hflary E. ........... . Howell, Louise ....... Karnes, Betty ...... King, Beth lxl. .... . King, Wlary Jane Knapp, Alice H. ...... . Kratz, Anna .... . Kremer, Julia K. .......... . Kurtz, Elizaloeth L. ..... . Lancles, Pauline H. ..... . Lang, Alherta E. ............ . Leighton, Constance E. Long, Emma H. ............ . Nlccleary, Jane ........,..... NlcCveorge, Elizabeth Nl. lvlagill, Kathryn B. ....... . lVlatten, June A. ...... . lVlattes, Giga lVl. ..... . hflolzfett, Frances S. .... . lxflorrow, Pauline H. ..... . Nicholls, Nlargaret F. ..... . Opclyclce, Evelyn F. .... . Gwen, Frances Louise... Painter, Gretchen R. .... . Pignatiello, Alha E. .... . Poole, lxflary Anita .... ......... 249 S. 4th St., Chamhershurg .......3o8 N. Beaver Si., Ne'Lv Castle Sahine Ave., Narlaerlli .. ........ 147 E. Broacl St., Bethlehem ...............The Ma1'ise, lwcveytown .......2QO Congress Ave., Lansctowne, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa.. .......XVhile Oalz Farm, iwenctham, N. ........218O Zncl St., Chamhershurg, Pa. Pierce Sl., Kingston, Pa. .......80l Vvasliington St., Cumhertanct, Nici. ............502 Center St., Vvestmont, N. .............1o59 Delfath St., Nor:-istoiun, Pa.. N. Franklin St., Chambersburg, Pa.. Logan Ave., Altoona, Pa. .....5V2 S. Porttanct Ave., Ventnor, N. Tyson Ave., Gtensifte, Pa. .......7457 Sprague Si., Mt'. Airy, Phila., Pa. Del. ........5'56 Locust Ave., Amsterclam, N. Y. ..........tWt. Crest Orchards, Orrtana, pa. Vvalnut St., Nlatcten, Mass. .......1259 Delaware Ave., Vvyomissing, pa. Quincy Ave., Scranton, Pa. .....2QO N. twain St., tvtoorestown, N. ...................Zitacuaro, Michciacaii., lwexico .......116 N. Union Ave., Bounct Broolz, N. .......502 Harrison St., Frenchtown, N. ..............104Q Atcoma St., Sharon, Pa. .. .......................... 806 12th Si., New Brighton, Pa. S. 7th St., Vinelancl, lv. .........102 tvianoa Rct., Brookline, Delaware Co., Pa. 209 Porch, Nlary Geneviexe P1'6lSlC1', Alice lvl. ........ . Riclgley, Jean ..........,....... Riegner, lxflary Cathrine ...... ....... Scott, E. Dorothy ........ Shutts, Alice ...........,. Sigrnan, tlane B. ..... . Slcinner, Aclella lVlae .. Sleppy, Virginia R. ........ . Smith, Freclrilca P. ...... . Smith, Nlyrtis H. ......... . Smith, Rosleiglsr lVl. ..,........ . Springer, Nlargaret V. ...... . Starlc, Helen l... ............... . Swain, Elisabeth .................... Thompson, Katherine R. , ...... . rl-ichenor, Eleanor VV. .,...... . Troutrnan, Doris H. ....... . Vvalcott, Eleanor ............ Xfvertime, Selma lVl. ......... . Yvilliamson, Nlargaret Q. .... . Vvoocl, Natalie Louise ....... xA10OflNVElIfCl, Evelyn B. ...... . Zerling, Sarah Nl. ............. .. Zimmerman, Kathryn lVl. ............ . AmlJler, Nlary Anne ...,... Beclcer, Kathryn Louise .... Behrens, Katherine S. .... . Boon, Ruth Elizalaetli ........ Broclc, Nlargaret lsalaelle B1'OOliS, A11llHlDCllC ....... . Bruen, ,lean Roloertson ....... Bryclen, Kate Koerner ........ Caldwell, Elizaloeth Branclt Carne, l'larlene .................. Chapin, Katherine Louise Clarlc, lxlargaret .............. . Conner, Anita ......... Cooley, lvlary .............. , Cralntree, Rebecca G, .... . Crane, Erma ........................ Dailey, lVlarion lsalnelle ..... Day, Ruth Elva ................ Deilaert, Flora Louise Downs, Jean Emerson ........ Fleclc, Doris Weiser ........... Flegler, lVlartl1a Augusta ., Foolfs, Nell ...................,...... Frantz, Sara lxflargaret ...... Fretz, Elizaloetli .lane ....... ............545 Orcliarol Ave., Bellevue, Pa. .........249 VV. King St., Chamlnersluurg, Pa. University, Pa. Cor. 5rcl ancl Hanover Sis., Pottstown, Pa. Linclen Ave., Glensicle, Pa. ...........614 Vxfyoming Ave., West Pittston, Pa. ....,...,.....4Q2O Osage Ave., Pliilaolelpliia, Pa. 245, Sparta, N. ...........411 Vtfliitney Ave., Vvilleinstnurg, Pa .516 VV. 245th St., New York City, N. Y Lincoln St., Camp Hitt, Pa Delaware Drive, Easton, Pa W. Lenox St., Chevy Chase, Md lvlaclison Ave., York, Pa S. 44th St., Pliilaclelpliia, Pa Le lvloyne Ave., Xfvasliington, pa .........285 Riclgewoocl Rcl., S. Orange, N. I Ctturcli St., Kingston, Pa ..............................Cl1atliam, ............................Cliaml3erslJurg, Va Pa. .............Open Hear-tli, Lewistown, Pa Vtfalclron Ave., Summit, N. I .......16O Yvayne Ave., l'laclclonfielct, N. I ...........421 Al. lvlarlzet St., Duncannon, Pa ........,..Ql4 C'u.mlJerlancl St., Lelnanon, Pa Sopliomores: Class of 1959 oth St., For-J City, S. 4tl1 St., Lebanon, 179 Blackman St., Xytllees-Barre, 226 Garlancl St., Eolgewoocl, Pittslpui-gli, .............Patterson Heiglits, Beaver Falls, ...........102 park Ave., Cliamlnerslnurg, Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa lvlorris Ave., lvlorristoivn, N. I 11 Pliilaclelpliia Ave., Vvest Pittston, Pa Penn St., Beclforcl, Pa Noi-tlifielel, Mass 458 Bryn lVlaivr Ave., Bala-Cynwycl, Pa .........15O lvlarlin Drive, Pittslourgtt, Pa Linwoocl Ave., Arclmore, Pa S. Lenape Ave., Trenton, N. I ........655 N. Burrows St., State College, Pa Vernon, N. I Newton Ave., Sussex, N. .......221 N. Charles St., Reel Lion, Pa ...................,.................Geigertown, Pa. S. Clmilcls St., Yvoocltnury, N. ......,....551 Centre St., Astilancl, Pa. ...............1407 Stli Ave., Altoona, Pa. Md. .......5616 Watson Rel., lnclianapolis, Incl. 510 E. Queen St., Cliamtnerslnurg, Pa. 210 Gallagher, Lillian B. Gelir, Virginia Nlarie Cfeissinger, Sally Ann ..... George. Helen Wliriam ...... . Gipe. Louise Catlierine Gleason, Emily Jean ........... Gott. Doris Poole ................. Greenwoocl, Etliel Elizalaetli Gutlwrie, Sylvia Camilla ,..... Hanlcinson, Nl. Jeanne . Harslllaerger, Rosalie ....... . Hawli, lxlartlia Lois ............ . Hemsatli, Rutli lxlarguerite . Hillenlorancl, Dorotliy J. ,... . Hine, Elouise ............,........ Holcomlae, Nlary D. ..... . Holmes, Rutli .,........... l'lorner, Emily ....,..... ....,.... . Hoslelol, Sara Bl. .............,... . Huggins, Carolyn Ranclolplu lrwin, Dorotliy L. ................ . James, lvlary Caroline Jamieson, ,lean Blytlie Jones, Betty Lacy ...... . Kellogg, hllen .......,..... King, Nlargaret .lean ........... Klaucler, lvlilclrecl Helene ......, IQFEILISS, A111516 Paxso ll .......... Krumlaliolz, Katlierine B. ..... . Lallerty, Rutli Lee ............ Latsliaw, Nlary Louise ...,. Lee, Cliarlesanna ....,... Little, .lane ............,.,...... lVlcAnulty, lxflartlia Virginia lVlaclcenzie, Janet ....,...... lxflayliew, Rutli Elmira ..... lVliner, Virginia Broolcs .... lxloore, .lane ................ ...... Blunson, Betty Jane ....., Neal, .losepliine C. ....... . Norcross, Nlargaret E. .... . Qwens, lwlarian Craig Pace, Jeannette .............. Parry, Florence Fislier .,... Parry, .lane Louise ......... Patterson. Rebecca B. ..... . Peclc, Eleanor Carol ..... Perrott, Julia Eleanor Peters, Elisalaetli L. ....,. . Pliillips, Helen lVlary ....... Reinartz, Nlatliilcla lVl. Riclclle, Jane VV. ........... . Roloerts, Virginia .........l24 lava. Ave., l'lersl1.ey, Pa. Higlr St., Betlileliem, Pa. E. Goepp St., BGllll0llGWl, Pa. ........829 Lincoln Ave., East Liverpool, Oliio ..........927 Wilsori Ave.. Clramlmerslmrg, Pa. Xvinola Ave., Kingston. Pa. ......... Colonial Riclge Drive, Haclclonfielcl, N. Roslyn Ave., Glensicle, Pa. .........ll77 xvarlnurton, Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. River Rcl., Mciumee, Qlzio .,.....305 Plzilaclelpltia Ave., Cltamlnerslnurg, Pa. .........156t Spring Garclen Ave., Lakewoocl, Oliio ........6671 Germantown Ave., Pliilaclelpltia, Pa. Crrove Sl., lrvington, ......14'52 Scotlancl Ave., CIl.Cll7l6Cl'SlJlLl'Q, Pa. No. I, Lamlnertville, N. Riflge, N. .........l5I2 Spruce St., Pliilaclelpliia, Pa. .......2Ofj N. Prince St., Sllippenslourg, Pa. .........t59 Over-liill Rel., Upper Darloy, Pa. ........QO5 Hamilton Blvfl., Hagerstown, lvlcl. S. Center St., Elnenslnurg, Pa. Maple St., Princeton, N. Franklin Rcl., Roanolee. Va. ....,.468 Pennsylvania Ave., vvaverly, Y. ......ll Perryriclge Rcl., Greenlvicll., Conn. ............Crray Gables, lVlOOl'GSlOLUTL, N. .......242O W. l8ll1 St., Vvilmington, Del. .......29 Linclen Ave.. lvlt. Vernon, N. .........146 25tl1, St., Camp Hill, Pa. St., Spring City, Pa. 84 E. Logan St., Germantown, Pltilaflelpliia, Pa. N. Clieslnnut Ave., Bar-neslnoro, Pa. .......51 Lilnrciry Place, Princeton, N. . .............,... it Laurel Ave., Tenafly, N. 411 E. Queen St., Connellsville, Pa. 206 Kings l'ligluva.y, Rosslyn Farms, Carnegie, Pa. 218 Insurance St., Beaver, Pa. WV. 5tl1 St.,Plcti11fielcl,N. ........524 Reclman Ave., Haflclonfielcl, N. ...........289 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. .......3Q Cliestnut Ave., Bala-Cynivycl, Pa. ..........705 St. James St., Pittslnurgli, Pa. S. Qncl St., Bangor, Pa. .........51t Allf-ZQllG7'l.y St., Holliclayslnurg, Pa. ........536 Riclgewoocl Ave., Glen Riclge, N. ..........5llQ Nliclvale Ave., Pltilaclelplzict, Pa. E. Queen St., Cliamloerslyurg, Pa. N. 5Oll1 St., plrilaclelpliia, Pa. .....504 Tlte Alamecla, lvliclclletown, Oliio S. Qljtlt St., l'larrislJurg, Pa. Pierpont Sl., Ralnvay. N. 211 Royle, Jane G. ........ . Schaeffer, Nancy ........ . Scott, Elizabeth Eleanor Simpson, Jeanne Louisa Slocum, hlarianna C. .... . Smoot, lvl. Elizabeth ....... Steinlqe, Ruth Frances Stewart, Nlargaret Jane... Stirn, Elizabeth ....,...,...... Thompson, Sarah, Ethel . Toms, blarian Elaine ...... Vreelancl, Helen Louise . Vvalclen, Anne Elizabeth Xwarlel, blauclie H. ....... . Xweise, Alice .........,..... Abbott, Charlotte ........ Acheson, Floraili. ...,.,. . Aclams, blary VV. ....... . Anclrews, Dorothy J. ..... . Anclrews, Henrietta ........ Anclrews, Josephine bil. .... . Arnolcl, Dorothy R. ...... . Ash, Ann E. .................. . Asselin, Elizabeth bl. .... . Balcer, Elise ...................... Batey, Betty ..,................... Beers, .lane C. ................... . Blaclc, Helen Elizabeth .. Bornmancl, Aclelaicle ........ Brock, Eolith Cv. ............ . Brow, Katherine V. ....... . Brown, Nlary lxflarth a ..... Brown, lvlilclred Ruth ...... Campbell, ,lean S. .......... . Chambers, Barbara ......... Christiansen, Gertrucle Chubb, Helen R. ............ . Cleelancl, Lucille ......... Cline, lVlary .lane ............ Coates, Elizabeth L. ...... . Coleman, Julia Nl. ..... . Crabb, Constance F. ..... . Cule, Eleanor il. ......... . Culp, Rosemary ....... Dickson, Vaughn .... Dunn, Florence ............... Elsey, Alice Anne .............. .5017 Saul Sl., Franleforcl, Plzilaclelpliia, Pa. N. 24tl1 St., Camp Hill, Pa. WV. High St., Somerville, N. Pa. .........244 lxlontgomery Ave., Arclmore, pa. 1351 iwarleet St., Parkersburg, Pa. 142 Tinlaliam Road, Akron., Ohio 127 Slmrly Drive, Vxfest, itll. Lebanon, Pittsburgh, pa. 310 Birch St., Scranton, Pa. 96 E. Bryant Ave., Bellevue, Pa. Xfvenonali, N. 125 XV. Tulpeliocleen St., Germantown, Phila., Fl'GSlll'7lGl1I ........,.12,4 Erriclcson, Dorothy R. ......... .. Farin ger, Kath ryn ....... Finclley, Frances 6111 St., Erie .......9o9 Allegheny St., Holliclayslnurg Gregg Ave., Briclgeville, Class ol 1940 , . ......... 1115 Radcliffe St., Bristol .....75 Aclzeson Ave., Vvasliington 19 S. 1st Ave., Lebanon, .........Q2O Nlilton Ave., Pittsburgh, 235 School Lane, Germantown 2, Chamber-slourg .........Valley Acres Farm, Hellam, .......754 Green Riclge St., Scranton, Q s 5 Pa.. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. ...H1655 Chicago Blvfl., Detroit, lxlicli. ........872 Franlelin St., Vvilmington, Del. ..........434 Vine St., East Liverpool, Ohio ..........257 Broacl St., Reel Banlz, lv. 45, Fayetteville, Pa. Dean St., Brooklyn, N. Y. lvlountain Lalee Parla, Nlcl. 412 Vkfellesley Rel., Germantown, Phila., Pa. Vvalnut Sl., Allentown, Pa. 555, Sonelooro, Pa. lefferson Drive, lVlt. Lebanon, Pittslourgli, pa. .........2452 lwaplewoofl Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio ...Q ................... 220 LOQG11 Ave., Sliaron, PCL. .......... 510 Essex Ave., Narbertli, Pa. E. Bracly St., Butler, Pa. ..........104 lvlain St., Vvayneshoro, Pa. ...........827 lvlaclison Ave., Plainfielcl, lxl. ......cfo VV. lvl. Shoop, Hummelstown, Pa. Hillsicle Ave., Darien, Conn. . ..................... 1518 Division St., Scranton, Pa. 659 Plzilacielpliia Ave., Chambersburg, pa. 7 Ansley Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canaclci N. Laurel St., Hazleton, Pa. Hazelliurst Ave., Nlerion, Pa. lvlay Court House, N. I 1717 Spring Garclen St., Pliilaclelpllia, Pa. lwercer St., Princeton, lxl. 212 Forrest, .lean ............. Gay, Nlarguerite L. ..... . Geilo, Margaret E. .......... . Gemmel, Elizabeth J. .... . Goehring, Jessie Louise ..... Greenawalt, Lois .lane .... Hall, Josephine ................ l'larer, Lois Elizalaeth .,....... Harlcins, Ruth l'l. ............ . Hatch, Virginia E. ...... . llelzel, Dorothy ........ Higgins, Betty ........,..... Hodges, Elizabeth .......... Hollinshecl, Janet E. ...... . Hoover, Grace .............. Hyde, Kathryn E. ........... . Jetferis, Katherine A. ...... . Keiper, G. Elizaloetli ....... Keller, Helen .lane ...... Keller, Kathryn C. ...... . Kepler, Aclaline ........ Yost Ave., Spring City, Pa. ...........416 Henri Rfl., Westliampton, Riclzmonrl, Va. Stiles St., Elizalwetll, N. N. iltll St., Allentown, Pa. ...................1015 Vine St., West Newton, Pa. .419 Pliilaflelpllia Ave., Chamlnerslmurg, Pa. E. Walton Place, Chicago, lll. .............708 Heplzurn St., Williamsport, Pa. ........620 Prospect Ave., ltlamaronecte, N. Y. ......3552 Silslzy Rel., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Ave., feannette, Pa. ......,..605 Greenwood Ave., lljottsville, Pa. ........,6425 N. 13tl1 St., Pliilaclelpliia, Pa. Broadway, Westville, N. Broad St., Cliamtzerslzurg, Pa. ......20 Broolzline Blvfl., Brookline, Upper Darby, Pa. N. Center St., Merchantville, N. K0llI', Sl1Z8I'll'lilll ....... ..........,............ ......'....130 N. Union St., Middletown, Pa. E. 4th St., Berwick, Pa. 1, Fayetteville, Pa. Hampden Rel., Upper Darby, Pa. ......,.545 Hollywoocl Ave., Crestwoool, N. Pa. Kopp, lVlary Jane .......,..............................,..,.................. 204 Elmwoool Blvd., York, l.erch, Frances A. ............ 70 Granrlview Blvd., Wyiomissing Hills, West Lawn,-Pa. Light, lVlargaret ....................................... Lingle, Petra C. ................................. . lVlcConnell, Constance Ann lVlcCoy, Bettye .................... lVlcE.nteer, lVlary lrene ..... lVlcFeeters, Mary Frances .. E. Oaleclale Avel, Glensicle, Pa. Cornell Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. ..........55O Stanley Ave., Clarlzsllurg, VV. Va. Pa. .....150 E. Vvasliington Ave., DuBois, Pa. Concorcl, Ohio .......5o75 Russell Ave., Merchantville, N. lVlcKee, lVl. Elizabeth ................. .... lVlcVVherter, Eleanor Ruth lvlalchow, Nancy .....,.............. Maloney, Violetta G. ..... . lvletzner, Annette ......... lVliller, Doris R. ........... . lVliller, Helen Virginia .... lVliller, Ruth Virginia ...... Moore, Elizabeth .......... Moore, Margery ........ lVlorgan, Evelyn B. ............. . S. Ligonier St., Derry, Pa. ............192 lVlaple Ave., Refi Banle, N. South St., Pottstown, Pa. 252 Luzerne St., Westmont, Iohnstown, Pa. E. Oalz Ave., Moorestown, N. E. Broadway, Salem, N. 12 Holly Rcl., Qalemont, Wheeling, W. Va. E. Main Sf., Girard, Ohio lVlueller, Darya L. .................................. . Newton, Elizabeth lVlcNeal Nicholl, Nl. .lane ........,................... 815 Cliver, Jean l'l. ................... . Paclcarcl, Elizabeth ...... Palmer, .lean .................... Passmore, lxflargaret Ann .... Plummer, lVlary ........... Potts, Grace Y. ............... . Prescott, Betty-Estelle ....,. Rice, Doris .................... Rinehart, lVl. Susan . .....913 Stratli Haven Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. .........1Q457 Argyle Oval, Roclzy River, Gliio 127 E. King St., Chamlnerslnurg, Pa. Ellneron Ave., Fox Chase, Pliilaclelpllia, Pa. .......7436 Georgia Ave., Washington, D. C. Rycler Rd., Ossining, N. Y. ...........1026 DeKalb St., Norristourn, Pa. Nevin St., Lancaster, Pa. ......685 Valley Rfl., Upper Montclair, N. N. 4ll1 St., Reacling, Pa. znel St., Broolzlyn, N. Y. H2517 N. 5th St., Harrislaurg, Pa. ......... Arlington Ave.,.Relay, Md. 213 Rodiscli, Eieanore F. ........ . Romig, Ruth ................... Rossman, Ruth Irene ..... Scnolten, Agnes Frances . Sliadle, Dorothy B. .............. . Sheffer, Fern Elizabeth ............ Simpson, Helen Elizabeth ....... Sloan, Dorothy B. ................ . Smith, Docia Mae .................. Slnith, Nlarion Wright ................ Stapelkamp, Helen Elizabeth Stark, Ruth Elizabeth ........... Steele, Ruth Aileen ............... Steelman, Josephine C. ....... . Stitaer, Nlargaret Jeanette ..... Swift, Lois June ................. Thayer, Sara .................. Troutman, Ruth T. ............ . Tuioriciy, Catherine Virginia Umstact, Carolyn Jane .......... Williams, Esther Morley ......................... Wilson, Mary Erskine ......... ..........7820 Loretta Ave., Pliitacletpliia, Pa. ..........................................Duncannon, Pa. ........255 W. Pine St., Grove City, Pa. ...............................Nesnanic, N. ..........22oo E. Market St., York, Pa. ........7O E. Maple St., Dallastown, Pa. S. 4th St., Lewisourg, Pa. ........VaUey Drive, Aspinwall, Pa. .........225 Frontier Drive, Erie, Pa. .........Box 12, Big Stone Gap, Va. .........72O Zwaotison Ave., York, Pa. twaclison Ave., York, Pa. Pa. .........505 N. Broom St., Wilmington, Del. ............65o Louisa St., Williamsport, Pa. Pa. Burnett St., Maplewood, N. Church St., Kingston, Pa. 545 Zwontgomery Ave., Chambersburg, Pa. znct Ave., Haddon Heights, N. Appleton Rat., Glen Riclge, N. Lincoln St., Duncannon, Pa. Yela, Anita Nlarie ................ Hotel Alexandria, 9.50 W. 1051-cl St., New York City Yoiie, Nlary Alice .................................................. Q10 Loncotn St., Mononganela, Pa. Zimmerman, Betty W., Hudson View Gardens, 185rct St. and Pinehurst Ave., New York City Q14