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THE CLASS of 1330
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FOREWORD

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PRESIDENT NEILSON

The Board of Trustees

S.T.D.

William Allan Neilson, Ph.D., LL.D., L.H.D., Litt

President

Marguerite Milton Wells, B.L. .

Frederic Marshall Jones, A.B., S.B.

Paul Joseph Sachs, A.B., LL.D.

George Stanley Stephenson, A.M.

John Elliott Oldham, A.M. .

Harry Emerson Fosdick, A.M., D.D., LL.D.

John Handasyd Perkins, A.B.

Elizabeth Cutter Morrow, A.B. .

Ruth Standish Baldwin, A.B.

Archibald Victor Galbraith, A.B.

Mary Abby Van Kleeck

Ada Louise Comstock, A.M., Litt.D., LL.D.

Josephine Sewall Emerson .

Harriet Bliss Ford

, L.H.D.

Northampton

Minneapolis, Minn.

Springfield

Cambridge

Hartford, Conn.

Boston

New York

Greenwich, Conn

Mexico City, Mexico

New Canaan, Conn.

Easthampton

New York

Cambridge

New York

MARY BELLE McELWAIN
Dean of the Class of nj^o

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Administrative Officers

Laura Woolsey Lord Scales, B.L.
Warden

Elsie Preston Leonard, A.B.

Purchasing Agent

George Palmer Hyde, A.B., Ll.B.

Treasurer

Jean Clark Cahoon, A.M.
Registrar

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Anna Mann Richardson, M.D.
College Physician

Mabelle Babcock Blake, Ed.D.
Personnel Director

Marjorie Hope Nicolson, Ph.D.
Acting Dean

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Class Deans

Mary Belle McElwain, Ph.D.
Dean of the Class of 1930

Mary Merrow Cook, B.S.
Dean of the Class of 1931

Leona C. Gabel, Ph.D.
Dean of the Class of 1932

Helen Jeannette Peirce, A.M.
Dean of the Class of 1933

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Faculty of Instruction

William Allan Neilson, Ph.D.,
Ll.D., L.H.D., Litt.D.

President anil Professor oj English
Language and Literature

William Francis Ganong, Ph.D.

Professor of Botany and Director oj the
Botanic Garden

Frank Allan Waterman, Ph.D.
Professor of Physics

Ernst Heinrich Mensel, Ph.D., Litt.D.

Professor of Germanic Languages and

Literature

Kurt Koeika, Ph.D.

Professor of Research in Experimental
and Educational Psychology

Julia Harwood Caverno, A.M.

Professor of Greek on the fohn M.

Greene Foundation

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Anna Alice Cutler, Ph.D.
Professor of Philosophy

Harriet Williams Bigelow, Ph.D.

Professor of Astronomy on the Eliza

Appleton Haven Foundation

Elizabeth Deering Hanscom, Ph.D.
Professor of English Language and
Literature on the Mary Augusta
Jordan Foundation

Everett Kimball, Ph.D.
Professor of Government

Alfred Vance Churchill, A.M.

Professor of the History and Interpreta-
tion of Art and Director of the Smith
College Museum of Art

Carl Frederick Augustus Lange, Ph.D.

Professor of German Language and

Literature

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Louise Delpit, Concours Certificat
Li tires, O.A.
Professor of French Language and
Literature on the Helen and Laura
Shedd Foundation

Harriet Redfield Cobb, A.M.
Professor of Mathematics

David Camp Rogers. Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology

Richard Ashley Rice, A.M.

Professor of English Language and

Literature

Sidney Norton Deane, Ph.D.

Professor of Greek on the L. Clark,
Seclye Foundation and Curator of the
Museum of Classical Antiquities

Florence Alden Gragg, Ph.D.

Professor of Latin Language and

Literature

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John C. Hildt, Ph.D.

Professor of History on the Sydenham
Clark. Parsons Foundation

Mary Belle McElwain, Ph.D.
Professor of Latin Language and
Literature
Dean of the Class of 1930

Rebecca Wilder Holmes

Professor of Music on the Henry Dike
Sleeper Foundation

William Dodge Gray, Ph.D.
Professor of History

Amy Louise Barbour, Ph.D.

Professor of Greek. Language and
Literature

H. Edward Wells, Ph.D.

Professor of Chemistry on the

Gates Foundation

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Suzan Rose Benedict, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics

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Osmond T. Robert, B.es.L.

Professor of French Language and

Literature

Arthur Ware Locke, A.M
Professor of Music

Frank H. Hankins, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics and Sociology

Roy Dickinson Welch, A.B., Mus.M.
Professor of Music

William A. Orton, M.A. (Cantab.),

M.Sc. (Lond.)

Professor of Economics and Sociology

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Wilson Townsend Moog, Mus.B.
Professor oj Music

Samuel Ralph Harlow, Ph.D.

Professor of Religion and Biblical

Literature

Edna Ashton Shearer, Ph.D.
Professor of Philosophy

Howard Rollin Patch, Ph.D., Litt.D.

Professor of English Language and

Literature

Harry Elmer Barnes, Ph.D.

Professor of Economics and Sociology

Paul Robert Lieder, Ph.D.

Professor of English Language and

Literature

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Robert Withincton, Ph.D., O.A.
Professor of English Language and
Literature

Seth Wakeman, Ph. I J.

Professor of Education and Director of

the Smith College Day School and

the Cooperative Nursery School

Howard Madison Parshley,
Professor of Zoology

Sc.D.

Alexander James Dow Porteous, M.A.
(Edin. and Oxon.)

Professor of Philosophy

Werner Josten
Professor of Music

William Sentman Taylor, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology

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ESTHER CLOUDMAN Dl'NX, Ph.D.

Professor of English Language and

Literature

Margaret Rookk, M.A. (Oxon.)

Professor of Italian Language and

Literature

Anna Mann Richardson, M.D.
College Physician

Arthur Taber Jones, Ph.D.
Professor of Physics

Josef Wiehr, Ph.D.

Professor of German Language and

Literature

Emily Ledyard Shields, Ph.D.

Professor of Latin Language and

Literature

Eleanor Shipley Duckett, M.A.
(Cantab.), Ph.D., D.Lit.

Professor of Latin Language and
Literature

Vincent Guilloton, Agrege de

l'Univcrsitc

Professor of French Language and

Literature

Frances Grace Smith, Ph.D.
Professor of Botany

Myra Melissa Sampson, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology

Abbie Mabel O'Keefe, M.D.
Director of Medical Service

Aline de Villele, Agrege cs L.

Professor of French Language and

Literature

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Julius Seelyf. Bixler, Ph.D.

Professor of Religion and Biblical
Literature on the Charles N. Claris
Foundation

Marjorie Hope Nicolson, Ph.D.

Acting Dean and Professor of English

Language and Literature

Mary Ellen Chase, Ph.D., Litt.D.

Professor of English Language and
Literature

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ELIZABETH AVERY
INEZ WHIPPLE WILDER

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List of Faculty

Caroline Brown Bourland, Ph.D.
Esther Lowenthal, Ph.D. Professor oj E
Jessie Yereance Cann, Ph.D. .
Ruth Goulding Wood, Ph.D.
Ellen Parmelee Cook, A.M.
Elizabeth Spaulding Mason, A.B,
Louisa Sewall Cheever, A.M.
Margaret Rooker Bradshavv, Ph.D.
Aida Agnes Heine, A.M.
Mary Louise Foster, Ph.D
Mary Delia Lewis, A.M.
F. Warren Wright, Ph.D
Susan Miller Rambo, Ph.D
Grace Hazard Conkling, B.L.
Margaret Brackenbury Crook, B.A
Isabelle Williams Barney, O.A.

. Professor of Spanish Language and Literature
onomics and Sociology on the Robert A. Woods Foundation

Professor of Chemistry

Professor of Mathcmatu s

Associate Professor of Chemistry

Assoi late Professor of Chemistry

Associate Professor of English Language and Literature

Associate Professor of Geology and Geography

. Associate Professor of Chemistry

Associate Professor of English Language and Literature

Associate Professor of Latin Language and Literature

Associate Professor of Mathematics

Associate Professor of English Language and Literature

Associate Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature

Associate Professor of French Language and Literature

Mary Merrow Cook, B.S.

Associate Professor of French Language and Literature and Dean of the Class of 1931
Helen Ashurst Choate, Ph.D. ........ Associate Professor of Botany

Katharine Shepherd Woodward, A.B.

Sidney R. Packard, Ph.D.

Clarence Kennedy, Ph.D

Lizbeth Laughton, A.B.

Alice M. Holden, Ph.D.

Elliott M. Grant, Ph.D.

Mabelle Babcock Blake, Ed.D.

Harold Underwood Faulkner, Ph.D.

Samuel A. Eliot, Jr., A.B.

Elizabeth Andros Foster, Ph.D.

Elizabeth Faith Genung, M.S. .

Helene Cattanes, Docteur de l'Universite d<

Oliver Waterman Larkin, A.M.

Rene Guiet, A.M., Lie. es L.

Cary Franklin Jacob, Ph.D.

Catharine Elizabeth Koch, A.M., M.L.D.

Vera Lee Brown, Ph.D. .

Paris

Associate Professor of English Language and Literature

Associate Professor of History

. Associate Professor of Art

Associate Professor of Spoken English

Associate Professor of Government

Associate Professor of French Language and Literature

Personnel Director and Associate Professor of Education

Associate Professor of History

Associate Professor of English and oj Spoken English

Associate Professor oj Spanish Language and Literature

Associate Professor of Bacteriology

. Associate Professor of French

. Associate Professor of Art

Associate Professor of French Language and Literature

. Associate Professor of Spoken English

. Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture

Associate Professor of History
Yvonne Imbault-Huart, Agregation Premiere Partie, O.A.

Associate Professor of French Language and Literature
Harold E. Israel, Ph.D. ........ Associate Professor of Psychology

K. Frances Scott, Ph.B., M.D. ....... Associate Professor of Hygiene

John Woods Duke .......... Associate Professor of Music

Howard Augustus Meyerhoff, A.M. .... Associate Professor of Geology and Geography

Merle Eugene Curti, Ph.D. ........ Associate Professor of History

Dorothy Sears Ainsworth, A.M. . . . Associate Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education

Miguel Zapata y Torres, Ph.D. . . . Associate Professor off Spanish Language and Literature

Mary Lilias Richardson, A.M. .... Associate Professor of Latin Language and Literature

Sarah Hook Hamilton ......... Associa'e Professor of Music

Art. Doct.

Margaret Wooster Curti, Ph.D

Anne B. G. Hart, A.M.

Alphons P. A. Vorenkamp, Hist

Robert C. Binkley, Ph.D. .

Jacques Pillois, Laureate of the Institute of France

Brewer Goddard Whitmore, A.M.

Anna Adele Chenot, A.M. . . . .

Ivan T. Gorokhoff ......

Robert Merrill Dewey, A.M
Mary Jane Garber, A.M.
Solon Robinson
H. Louisa Billings, A.M. .

Associate Professor of Psychology
Associate Professor of English Language and Literature
Associate Professor of Art
Associate Professor of History
. Associate Professor of Music-
Associate Professor of Government
Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature
Assistant Professor of Choral Music-
Assistant Professor of Spoken English and Secretary of the Faculty
. Assistant Professor of Spoken English
Assistant Professor of Music
Assistant Professor of Physics

Gladys Amelia Anslow, Ph.D. ....... Assistant Professor of Physics

Louise Bourgoin, Lie. es L. . . . . . Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature

Mina Kirstein Curtiss, A.M. .... Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature

Margaret Gale Scott, A.M Assistant Professor of History

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Priscilla Fairfield Bok, Ph.D. ...... Assistant Professor of Astronomy

Leah C. Thomas ...... Assistant Professor of Hygiciu and Physical Education

Marie Milliette ............ Assistant Professor of Music

Anacleta Candida Vezzetti, Diploma Supcriorc di Magistcro

Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature
Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education

A.B.

A.M.

Abby Snow Belden, A.B.

Ruth Wendell Cooper,

Vera A. Sickels, B.S.

Leona C. Gabel, Ph.D.

Francis T. S. Powell

Lucy Lord Barrangon,

Madeleine Guilloton, Lie. es L., A.M

C. Pauline Burt, Ph.D.

Frances Campbell McInnes, A.M.

Edith Burnett, B.S. .

Marthe Sturm, Lie. es L., Diplome d'Etudes

Elizabeth Maud Collins Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor of Spoken English

. Assistant Professor of Spoken English

Assistant Professor of History and Dean of the Class of 1932

. Assistant Professor of Spoken English

Assistant Professor of Art

Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature

. Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Assistant Professor of Hygiene anil Physical Education

Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education

Superieures . . . Assistant Professor of Psychology

of Education and Principal of the Smith College Day School

Olive Bacon Gilchrist, Ed.M., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Education and Principal of the Cooperative Nursery School
Margaret Eliot Macgregor, A.M. . . . Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature

Assistant Professor of Greeks Language and Literature

Assistant Professor of Botany

Assistant Professor of Philosophy

Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature

Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education

Assistant Professor of German Language and Literature

. Assistant Professor of Education

. Assistant Professor of Music

Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature

Agnes Carr Vaughan, Ph.D.

Sara Bache-Wiig, M.S.

Mary Evelyn Clarke, Ph.D.

Margaret Hill Peoples, Ph.D

Gertrude Goss

Ann Elizabeth Chaney, A.M.

Maurice Hayes Crosby, A.M.

Raymond Putman

Newton Arvin, A.B.

Ruth Margaret Agnew, M.A.

Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature and Assistant Director of Publicity
Doris Silbert, A.M. .......... Assistant Professor of Music

Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature

. Assistant Professor of Psychology

Assistant Professor of Italian Language and Literature

Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology

Assistant Physician

Assistant Professor of Music

Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature

Assistant Professor of Botany

Blanche Mitchell, A.M. .
Agnes Thorson Landis, A.M.
Ruth Elizabeth Young, A.M.
Elsa Peverly Kimball, A.M.
Dorothy Carolin Bacon, Ph.D.
Velma H. Atkinson, M.D.
Persis Cox ....

Clara W. Crane, A.M.
Wayne E. Manning, Ph.D.
Katharine L. Richards, A.M.

Assistant Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature and Director of Religious Work, and Social Service
Morris Steggerda, Ph.D. ......... Assistant Professor of Zoology

Charlotte Elizabeth Wilder, A.M. . . . Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature

Dorcas Bricham, A.M. ......... Assistant Professor of Botany

Helen Jeannette Peirce, A.M.

Assistant Professor of Spanish Language and Literature and Dean of the Class of 1933
Marine Elizabeth Leland, Ph.D. . . . Assistant Professor of French Language and Literature

Robert F. Collins, A.M. ...... Assistant Professor of Geology and Geography

James Jerome Gibson, Ph.D. ........ Assistant Professor of Psychology

Winifred A. Blampin, M.D., CM. ......... Assistant Physician

Dorothy Day, Ph.D. .......... Assistant Professor of Botany

Maitland de Gogorza ........... Assistant Professor of Art

Ernest C. Driver, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Zoology

Louis C. Hunter, Ph.D Assistant Professor of History

F. Wilhelm Kaufmann, Ph.D. . . . Assistant Professor of German Language and Literature

Gray Perry ............. Assistant Professor of Music

E. Frances Stilwell, A.M Instructor in Zoology

Isabel Westcott Harper, A.M Instructor in Zoology

Martorie Williams, A.M Instructor in Astronomy

Charlotte Gertrude Guiler, A.M. ......... Instructor in Astronomy

Elinor Van Dorn Smith, A.B Instructor in Botany

Inez Dunkelberger Steggerda, A.M. Instructor in Zoology

Jeanne Seigneur Guiet, Brevet Superieur, A. M. . . Instructor in French Language and Literature.
Amy Lindner ........ Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education

Nora M. Mohler, A.M Instructor in Physics

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Ruth Lydia Saw, Ph.D.

Jean Strachan Wilson, Ph.D. .

Marion Applebee Brown, A.B., A.A.;

Charles A. Barker, A.B. .

Robert Jordan Carner, A.M.

Eliqzabeth Lathrop Chandler, B.A. hons.

Marion L. De Ronde, A.B. .

Hanna Fay Faterson, Ph.D.

Kathleen Ellen Hartwell, A.M. .

Caroline Heminway, A.M. .

Elsie C. Rossmeisl, A.B.

Mary Louise Smith Boardman, A.M. .

Cyrus Flint Stimson, Jr., A.M. .

Elizabeth Hall, A.M. ....

Karl O. E. Anderson, A.M. .

Helen Elizabeth Butts, A.M. .

Michele Cantarella, A.M. .

Elizabeth Joyce Cratsley, A.M. .

Helen A. Davenport ....

Marietta Emme Detti, Diploma di Magistero Superi

Gertrude Helen Cosgroye Dunham, A.M

Ross Lee Finney, Jr., A.B.

Anita W. Ford, Ph.D.

Alice K. Hall, Ph.D. .

Elthera M. Ide, A.B. .

Margaret Kemp, A.M. .

Elisabeth Koffka, Ph.D.

Melva Elizabeth Lind, A.B., Docteur de l'Universite

Instructor in Philosophy

. Instructor in History

Instructor in Music

. Instructor in History

Spanish Language and Literature

English Language and Literature

Instructor in Minn

Instructor in Psychology

Instructor in English Language and Literature

Instructor in Geology and Botany

Instructor in Botany

lnstructo)
Instructor

Margaret Alexander Marsh, A.M.

Marjorie Dewey Morse, A.B.

Walburga A. Petersen, Ph.D.

Marthe J. Pillois, Brevet Superieur

Karl Scott Putnam, B.S.A.

Alice V. Scanlan, A.M.

Prudence W. Wallis, A.M. .

Marie Bateman Brainerd, A.M. .

Emily Newhall Brown, A.B.

Helen Cheney, A.B. .

Dorothy Ruth Corcoran, A.B.

Olive Wagner Driver, A.M

Elizabeth Hale, A.B. .

Margaret T. Hamlin, A.B.

Eva Bates Johnson

Constance Kelton, A.B.

Christina Lochman, A.B.

Elsa Margaretta Siipola, A.B

Douglas A. Thom, M.D.

William Beaumont Scatchard, Mus

Ethel Puffer Howes, Ph.D.

Martha Coman ....

Annetta Isabel Clark, A.B., A.M.

Helen Louise Baxter

Pauline G. Cardinal

Mildred Mary O'Brien

Mary Pardee Allison, A.B.

Florence Elizabeth Young, A.M.

Mary Elizabeth Mensel, A.B.

Mary J. Svoboda

H. Estelle Smith, A.B.

Patricia Cassidy, A.B.

Joy Secor, A.M. ....

Mary Cecelia Salvo .

Mary Hannigan Hennessey

Amy Amanda Fargo, A.B. .

Gladys Dingledine Diggs, A.B. .

Barbara Damon Simison, A.B.

B., B.S

Instructor in French Language and Literature

. Instructor in Art

Instructor in Psychology

Instructor in English Language and Literature

Instructor in Zoology

Instructor in Italian Language and Literature

Instructor in Art

Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education

Instructor in Italian Language and Literature

Instructor in German Language and Literature

Instructor in Music

Instructor in French Language and Literature

Instructor in English Language and Literature

Instructor in Economics and Sociology

Instructor in Botany

. Instructor in History

de Paris

Instructor in French Language and Literature
Instructor in Economics and Sociology
Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education
. Instructor in Zoology
Instructor in French Language and Literature
Instructor in Architecture
Instructor in English Language and Literature
Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education
. Assistant in Psychology
. Assistant in Economics and Sociology
Assistant in Zoology
. Assistant in Chemistry
. Assistant in Zoology
■ ■ . . . Assistant in Chemistry
. Assistant in Chemistry
Assistant in Hygiene and Physical Education
Assistant in Music
Assistant in Geology
. Assistant in Psychology
Consultant in Mental Hygiene
Visiting Lecturer in Music Education
. Lecturer in Economics and Sociology
Director of Publicity
Secretary to the President and to the Board of Trustees
. Assistant Secretary in the President's Office
. Assistant Secretary in the President's Office
. Assistant Secretary in the President's Office
. Publications Secretary
. Secretary to the Dean
. Assistant Warden
. Assistant in the Warden's Office
. Secretary to the Administrative Board
Assistant in the Class Deans' Office
Associate Registrar
. Assistant in the Registrar's Office
. Assistant in the Registrar's Office
. Assistant in the Registrar's Office
. Assistant in the Registrar's Office
. Assistant in the Registrar's Office

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Jean Aaron

324 West 80th Street

New York City

Elsie Yala Altfeld

324 West Fourth Street

Elyria, O.

Susan Albright

730 West Ferry Street

Buffalo, N. Y.

Marjorie Augusta Ames

27 Buttonwood Street

New Bedford, Mass.

Mary Alexander

2765 Fairmont Boulevard

Cleveland, O.

Janet McLane Anderson

Ladd's Lane

Exeter, N. H.

Lois Weir Anderson
Edgemere Hotel
East Orange, N. J.

Rosamund Arnold

12 Gloucester Street

Boston, Mass.

Anne Andrew

3a Commonwealth Avenue

Gloucester, Mass.

Marion Bacon Ashley

393 Oxford Street

Rochester. N. Y.

Sara Ann Rose Arbenz
Pleasant Valley
Wheeling, W. Va.

Frances Mildred Ashworth

815 East 14th Street

Brooklyn, N. Y.

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Elizabeth Green Atkins
i 5 1 2 Mahantongo Street
Pottsville, Pa.

Elizabeth Ann Babcock

566 Ash Street

Winnetka, 111.

Eleanor Godwin Atterbury
445 Park Avenue
Paterson, N. J.

Mary Carolyn Bacchus

1 117 Franklin Street

Wilmington, Del.

Katharine Avery

1 1 50 Northampton Road

Hoi yoke, Mass.

Marjorie Bache

1035 5th Avenue

New York City

1930

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Helen Wheeler Baldwin
28 Hitfh Street
Framinjrham Center, Mass.

Mary Thornton Barker

565 Mt. Prospect Avenue

Newark, N. J.

Barbara Banning
850 Park Avenue
New York City

Helen Marie Barthel

1068 Devonshire Road

Grosse Pt. Park, Mich.

Margaret Barclay
661 Prospect Street
New Haven, Conn.

Ellen Wilson Batchelor

975 Ocean Avenue

Brooklyn, N. Y.

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Marian Baucus
240 Elm Street

Northampton, Mass.

Ruth Coleman Belden
82 Harrison Avenue
Northampton, Mass.

Isabel Sophia Beer
45 East 85th Street
New York City

Martha Buckham Benedict

41 Franklin Place

Montclair, N. J.

Gretchen Neisser Behringer
141 1 Hamilton Street
Allentown, Pa.

Julie Bensdorf

315 Kenilworth PI.,

Memphis, Tenn.

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Frances Tyler Benson
i 08 Woodlawn Ro.ul
Roland Park
Baltimore, Md.

Felicite Gillman Bibb

431 Lauderdale Street

Selma, Ala.

Elizabeth Morehead Berry
3312 Maynard Road
Shaker Heights
Cleveland, Ohio

Helen Lauriat Bisbing

349 Shore Road

Greenwich, Conn.

Marjorie Star Best
828 Michigan Avenue
Wilmette, III.

Emily Evans Bixler

1005 Sheridan Avenue

Pittsburgh, Pa.

1930

Helen Wickham Black
4327 Benner Street
Philadelphia, Pa.

Mary Wessells Board

412 W. Franklin Avenue

Ridgewood, N. J.

Isabel Selina Blandford
121 Bartlett Road
Winthrop, Mass.

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Elizabeth Dickson Boies

600 Clay Avenue

Scranton, Pa.

Elizabeth Thornton Blossom
210 Mt. Vernon Street
West Roxbury, Mass.

Dorothea Bolton

61 Division Street

New Haven, Conn.

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Gladys Helen Bolton
io Hilliard Avenue
Edgewater, N. J.

Barbara Osgood Briggs

27 Eliot Road

Lexington, Mass.

Helen Concetta Bonomo
1 Fifth Avenue
New York City

Ruth Brill

Sheridan Boulevard

Inwood, Long Island, N. Y.

Myrtle Travis Brady
29 Fielding Court
South Orange, N. J.

Zyra Maxine Brody

1070 E. 24th Street

Brooklyn, N. Y.

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Dorothy Brooks

27 Westminster Terrace

Bellows Falls, Vt.

Mary-Louise Brown

2035 Chestnut Hills Drive

Cleveland, Ohio

Emma Downs Brown
68 East Main Street
Chillicothe, O.

Mildred Elizabeth Brown
231 Knight Avenue
Collingswood, N. J.

Helen Elizabeth Brown
1045 Dinsmore Road
Winnetka, 111.

Annie Eunice Browning

319 No. Rosedale Avenue

Tulsa, Okla.

Naomi Miriam Bruce
■540 Washington Avenue
Glen Ridge, N. J.

Mary Louise Buell

580 Washington Avenue

Glencoc, 111.

Irma Trix Bryant
565 Third Street
Brooklyn, N. Y.

Adelaide Wilcox Bull

47 Montclair Avenue

Montclair, N. J.

Dorothy Anne Buchanan
217 Forest Avenue
Glen Ridge, N. J.

Elizabeth Wainwright Bull
Fort Oglethorp, Ga.

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Ruth May Burhord
1330 N. Meridian Street
Indianapolis, Ind.

Elizabeth Covington Campbell
Watertown, Ct.

Naneen Burnap

3087 Wilshire Boulevard

Los Angeles, Calif.

Eunice Clark Campbell

1705 Washtenaw Avenue

Ann Arbor, Mich.

Elizabeth Winsor Cady
c/o Union Trust Company
Detroit, Mich.

Amelia Beardsley Canning
128 Park Place
Bridgeport, Ct.

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Frances Carpenter
74 Old Mystic Street
Arlington, Mass.

Anne Marie Causey

14 Joyner Street

St. Augustine, Fla.

Alice Morgan Carson
Greenwich, Conn.

Christine Chace

130 Prospect Street

Providence, R. I.

Marian Cassler
405 Union Avenue
Laconia, N. H.

Mary Walls Chamberlin

"Rivercroft"

Milton, Pa.

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Eloise Baldwin Cheney
4 Woodland Place
White Plains, N. Y.

Marion Murdoch Childs

70 Eastwood Street

Orange, N. J.

Grace Cheney
6 Kraft Avenue
Bronxville, N. Y.

Esther Haywood Chilson

185 South Street

Northampton, Mass.

Laura Virginia Cherry
936 Lakeshore Drive
Chicago, 111.

Dorothy Alta Clark

1 1 02 Sixth Street

South Fargo, N. Dak.

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Eleanor Elizabeth Clark
Belle Haven
Greenwich, Conn.

Leonora Davidson Cohen

854 West 181st Street

New York City

Vllma Charlotte Clement
254 Lowell Street
Waltham, Mass.

Sylvia Cohen

42 Ross Street

Somerville, N. J.

Mary Hunt Clough
181 Walnut Street
Manchester, N. H.

Eleanor Elizabeth Cole

841 N. Fountain Avenue

Springfield, Ohio

11930

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Catharine J. Collier
Box 602

Butte, Montana

Katiuna Adsit Cooley

561 Franklin Street

Buffalo, N. Y.

Roberta Davis Connolley
1625 Perry Street
Columbus, Ohio

Elizabeth Abbott Copeland

887 Asylum Avenue

Hartford, Cl.

Marion Emily Cook
309 North Rodeo Drive
Beverly Hills, Cal.

Elizabeth Rand Cox

141 1 Highland Avenue

Plainfield, N. J.

I 52 1

Jocelyn Crane
Mcdinah Athletic Club
Chicago, 111.

Virginia Claiborne Crane

Ambassador East Hotel

Chicago, 111.

Penelope Weare Crane
80 i W. Ferry Street
Buffalo, N. Y.

[

Emily Lucy Culbertson

417 Adams Street

I ronton, O.

Ruth Gertrude Crane
Lake Mahopac, N. Y.

Janice Louise Currick

552 Riverside Drive

New York City

Fanny Chapin Curtis
26 Evans Way
Boston, Mass.

Alice Norma Davis

377 Orange Street

Albany, N. Y.

Anna Dabney

33 Concord Avenue

Cambridge, Mass.

Dorothy Mabel Davis

Maple Avenue

Essex, Conn.

Dorothea Mary Daly
58 Franklin Street
Northampton, Mass.

Constance LaMotte Davison

90 W. Mermaid Lane

Philadelphia, Pa.

[ 54 ]

Jane Robe Deal

i 8 Hawthorne Avenue

Troy, N. Y.

Martha Denny
i 1 1 High Street
Brookline, Mass.

Dorothy Boudway Deane
7 Bancroft Road
Northampton, Mass.

Helen Depuf.

7460 Sheridan Road

Chicago, 111.

Frances Rebecca DeBogary
3632 Stratford
Dallas, Texas

Rita Aletha DeVoe

42 Rockwood Avenue

Baldwin

Long Island, N. Y.

Jl93ol

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Helen Sherwood DlCKERMAN
75 West Street
Northampton, Mass.

Eleanor Dodge

6 Corning Street

Beverly, Mass.

Dorothy Elizabeth Dickinson
1228 Scott Avenue
Hubbard Woods, 111.

Helen Mary Donker

428 Clinton Street

Grand Haven, Mich.

Mary Eunice Dissette
3665 Washington Boulevard
Indianapolis, Ind.

Frances Addily Doolittle

193 East 87th Street

Cleveland, Ohio

Elizabeth Nason Dow
615 West Kansas Street
Liberty, Mo.

Katherine Roberts Drury
Mount Hermon, Mass.

Frances Gulick Dowie
180A Madison Street
Brooklyn, N. Y.

Helen Conlan Duggan

1 01 Linden Street

New Haven, Ct.

Eleanor Frances Dowling
4 Imrie Road
Allston, Mass.

Cordelia Dumaine
Farmers Row
Groton. Mass.

; 57 ;

Caroline Moore Dunbar
71 DeHart Place
Elizabeth, N. J.

Helen Naomi Dyckman

3705 Gillon Avenue

Dallas, Tex.

Alma Louise Dunning
712 Lancaster Avenue
Syracuse, N. Y.

Elizabeth Stevens Eaton

708 Cleveland Avenue

Ishpeming, Mich.

Gretchen Durland
Hotel Jefferson
Watkin's Glen, N. Y.

Mary Barber Eaton

2718 Pillsbury Avenue

Minneapolis, Minn.

I 58 1

Alice Elizabeth Eberly
2906 Eaton Road
Shaker Heights, Ohio

Edith Eleanor Eicks
100 Groton Street
Forest Hills, L. I.

Shirley Elizabeth Eddy
49 Fairfax Street
W. Newton, Mass.

Ruth Henrietta Eicks

100 Groton Street

Forest Hills, L. I.

Mary-Byrne Edwards
Russellville, Ky.

Jane Harkness Elgas

146 West 93rd Street

New York City

[1930.

Florence Turner Enderly
900 Riverside Drive
New York City

Ruth Emeline Farrington

267 North River Road

Manchester, N. H.

Stella Eskin

26 Kitaiskaya Street

Harbin, China

Myra Fercuson

63 Norfolk Road

Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Margaret Farrington
4411 E. 28th Street, North,
Portland, Ore.

Ruth Keeler Ferris

525 Lawrence Avenue

Westfield, N. J.

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Wilma Elizabeth Fisher
7212 Pcrrysville Avenue
Ben Avon, Pa.

Marjorie Fitch

135 Joralemon Street

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Clarissa Breckenridge Fisk
256 Woodbridge Avenue
Buffalo, N. Y.

Sybil Parrish Flowers

Duke University

Durham, N. C.

Helen Fiske

438 Wolcott Street

Auburndale, Mass.

Charlotte Marie Fowler

147 East 50th Street

New York City

( 61

Jane Park Fowler
io Shephard Avenue
East Orange, N. J.

Cecile Julie Freiberg

740 N. Crescent Avenue

Cincinnati, O.

Virginia Minot Fowler
92 Bartlet Road
Winthrop, Mass.

Alice Nuttall Fryberger
Philipsburg, Pa.

Mae Frankel

30 West 54th Street

New York City

Mary Frances Furst

6375 Lancaster Avenue

Philadelphia, Pa.

62 !

Sarah Adalene Furst
6375 Lancaster Avenue
Philadelphia, Pa.

Harriet Allyn Geer

334 Washington Street

Norwich, Conn.

Ellen Margaret Gandy
27 Sumner Avenue
Spokane, Wash.

Arline Henrietta Genthner

101 Homer Street

Newton Centre, Mass.

Joecile Garrison
318 Beech Street
Little Rock, Ark.

Jeanne Gephart

7100 — 3rd Avenue

Kenosha, Wis.

■4 63 ]>

Virginia Gerould
Hanover, N. H.

Jean Godwin

26 Willow Avenue

Larchmont, N. Y.

Julia Flora Gieschi
29 Spring Street
Springfield, Mass.

Jeannette Tuch Goldman

2020 Kanawka

Charleston, W. Va.

Esther Glanz

140 Elizabeth Street

Hartford, Conn.

Sylvia Claire Goldman

53 Midland Street

Worcester, Mass.

64 :

Lillian Goldys
io Gould Street
New Bedford, Mass.

Dorothy Claire Gordon
1082 Broadway
Beaumont, Tex.

Margaret Richardson Goodlatte

"Longacre,"

Centerville, Cape Cod, Mass.

W^ *■

Janet Gordon

874 Lincoln Avenue

Winnetka, 111.

Patricia Alice Goodwillie
7 Everett Street
Cambridge, Mass.

Rosanna Gore
141 Circuit Road
Winthrop, Mass.

Gwlndolyn Brooks Grant
47 Elm Street
Potsdam, N. Y.

Suzanne Edwina Greist

52 Walworth Avenue

Scarsdale, N. Y.

Margaret Lois Green
2700 Coventry Road
Cleveland, O.

Ruth Christine Griffenhagen

56 E. Elm Street

Chicago, 111.

Rosalyn Keller Greenebaum
1 130 Park Avenue
New York City

Dorothy Katherine Griffiths

152 Elm Street

Worcester, Mass.

: 66

Elizabeth Grimm
27 Cole Avenue
Providence, R. I.

Adelaide Smith Hall
South Main Street
New Canaan, Ct.

Lucy Mitchel Groat
Longwood Towers
Brookline, Mass.

Barbara Hall

785 Washington Street

Brookline, Mass.

Helene Lenore Gutter
183 Argyle Road
Brooklyn, New York

Lois Barbara Hall

469 East Main Street

Meriden, Ct.

Ann Franklin Hamilton
2 Montague Terrace
Brooklyn, N. Y.

Mary Elizabeth Hamlin

1383 Dean Street

Brooklyn, New York

Nancy Hamilton
3 Beaver Street
Sevvkkley, Pa.

Christine Farnham Hammond

4 Summer Street

Torrington, Ct.

Helen Alice Hamlin

Signal Hill

E. St. Louis, 111.

Mary Rosalie Hammond

1425 Park Avenue

Baltimore, Md.

Ann Louise Harney
318 S. Walnut Street
Crawfordsville, Ind.

Virginia Harrison

2602 Guilford Road

Cleveland, O.

Jeannett May Harris

3510 Washington Boulevard

Indianapolis, Ind.

Helen Elizabeth Hartman

407 Irvington Avenue

South Orange, N. J.

Sarah Gertrude Plant Harrison
Branford, Conn.

Mary Lavinia Hartz

337 E. Main Street

Annville, Pa.

11930

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Agnes Adelaide Hayes
219 Highland Avenue
Buffalo, N. Y.

Jane Eleanor Heap

536 Slayton Street

Grand Haven, Mich.

Dorothy Mixter Hayes
267 Gibbs Avenue
Newport, R. I.

Helen Rees Hebbard

14 Boulevard, Rochelle Park

New Rochelle, N. Y.

Effie Catherine Heald
215 — 6th Avenue
Troy, N. Y.

Recina Helen Held

845 West End Avenue

New York City

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Betty Jane Hellebush
345 Westminster Road
Rochester, N. Y.

Edith Hess

23 West 73d. Street

New York City

Natalie Anna Hencken
48 West 59th Street
New York City

F.leanor Walton Hicken
38 Moseley Avenue
Newburyport, Mass.

Ethel Haideen Henderson
55 Glenbrooke Road
Stamford, Ct.

Ruth Albro Hill

125 Trenor Drive

New Rochelle, N. Y.

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Jane Harriet HlMMEL
657 Auburn Avenue

Buffalo, N. Y.

Lois Elizabeth Holding
West Chester, Pa.

(Catherine Beaumont Hirsh
2750 Fairmount Boulevard
Cleveland Heights, Ohio

Lois Hoover

16670 South Park Boulevard

Cleveland, O.

Marion Lucille Hockridge
2125 Sunset Avenue
Utica, New York

Elise Hoster

64 Stanbery Avenue

Columbus, O.

l93o

Mary Maude Howell

Llangollen

Devon, Pa.

Catherine Ann Huber

51 Monroe Avenue

Rochester, N. Y.

Alma Rebecca Howells
1 5 1 1 State Avenue
Coraopolis, Pa.

Ella Louise Hume

472 Webster Avenue

Muskegon, Mich.

Elizabeth May Howland
Auldfarm, Perkins Hill
Akron, Ohio

Ruth Webb Hunt

15 Grove Street

Bangor, Me.

1930

4 73 1*

Hazel Rebecca Hupper
74 Sargent Street
Melrose Highlands, Mass.

Elizabeth Hope Jackson

36 Center Street

Windsor Locks, Conn.

Ottile Elizabeth Hutchinson
83 Highwood Avenue
Ridgewood, N. J.

Clara Hartwell Johnson

138 Wellesley Street

Weston, Mass.

Beatrice Jackson
20 Milford Avenue
Newark, N. J.

Margaret N. S. Johnson

5616 Wyandotte Street

Kansas City, Mo.

11930 :

Selma Jones

5 West Cedar Street

Boston, Mass.

Gretchen Caroline Kaffenburgh

92 Sewall Avenue

Brookline, Mass.

Dorothy Alden Jordan
321 N. Lansdown Avenue
Lansdown, Pa.

Janet Thomas Kates

107 San Gabriel Drive

Rochester, N. Y.

Barbara Elizabeth Judkins
1 Grant Street

Portland, Me.

Mildred Kaufman

600 West End Avenue

New York City

: 75

Alleen Kelly

2425 North Park Boulevard

Cleveland Heights, O.

Cicely Louise Kershaw

3 1 Greenway Terrace

Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y.

Evelyn Catherine Kelly
521 South Fifth Street
Grand Forks, N. D.

Margaret Mary Kiernan

334 Seaview Avenue

Bridgeport, Conn.

Helen Goodwin Kelly
93 Grand Boulevard
Binghamton, N. Y.

Katherine Kimball

Wampatuck Road

Dedham, Mass.

1930

l 7(5 ]

Elizabeth Winchester Kingsbury
170 State Street
Framingham Centre, Mass.

Katherine Klein

Riverview Station

St. Paul, Minn.

Annett Ewing Kirk
1 126 South Main Street
Findlay, O.

Edith Gordon Kline

534 Maple Avenue

Elizabeth, N. J.

Virginia Kirk
21 High Street
Port Deposit, Md.

Betty Klinefelter
5 Harvest Road
Baltimore, Md.

Helen Barrett Knox
5107 Junius Street
Dallas, Tex.

Alice May Koogle

18 Birch Road

Yonkers, N. Y.

Martorie Lenore Koblitz
2635 Euclid Boulevard
Cleveland, O.

Gertrude Sylvia Kopp

2595 Sedgwick Avenue

New York City

Irene Virginia Koerber
5 Stearns Court
Northampton, Mass.

Hildegard Kramme

1 52 Manchester Street

Leominster, Mass.

Margaret Alice Kremers
826 James Avenue
Niagara Falls, N. Y.

Marjorie Frances Lawson
Short Hills, N. J.

Florence Winston Lamar
723 Alabama Avenue
Selma, Ala.

Norma Monica Leas

131 State Street

Northampton, Mass.

Violet Irene Lampe
620 "A" Avenue
Eveleth, Minn.

Esther Ruth Leavitt

Pclham Hall, Beacon Street

Brookline, Mass.

4 79 }-

Mildred Leshine

374 Ellesworth Avenue

New Haven, Conn.

Elizabeth Lewis

47 Livermore Road

Wellesley Hills, Mass.

Minnie Lesnow
2 1 o GofTe Terrace
New Haven, Conn.

Mary Louise Libby

54 Eliot Street

Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass.

Eleanor Frances Levy
251 W. 89th Street
New York City

Helene Bond Lipe

2617 Juniper Avenue

Toledo, O.

Leanor Doris Lipsher
412 Whitney Avenue
New Haven, Conn.

Jane Bruce Loomis
Granby, Ct.

Dorothy Goodwin Lockwood
8513 — 105th Street
Richmond Hill, N. Y.

Elizabeth Lott

20 Mackay Place

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Charlotte Louise Loewe
8 Fairview Avenue
Danbury, Ct.

Esther Lowenthal

350 Hearne Avenue

Cincinnati, O.

;8i ;

Alice Janf Lowes
4 Lowes Terrace
Dayton, Ohio

Agnes Earl Lyall

92 Prospect Street

Summit, N. J.

Fannie Lublin
39 Kent Street
Hartford, Ct.

Mary Paxton Macatee

2324 California Street

Washington, D. C.

Elinor Mix Lusk
38 W. Court Street
Cortland, N. Y.

Helen Mary MacKenzie

390 N. Main Street

Wallingford, Ct.

1930

i 82 )»

Mary Pierson McLean
242 Bryant Street
Buffalo, N. Y.

Betty Louise Main

2001 E. 7th Avenue

Denver, Colo.

Edwina Fay Macomber
1 1 46 Lindberg Avenue
Wyandotte, Mich.

Frances Louise Manley

724 Himman Avenue

Evanston, 111.

Janet Morgan Mahony
Scarborough-on-Hudson, N. Y.

Dorothy Perkins Marble

293 Broadway

Methuen, Mass.

■4 83 }>

Elizabeth Ann Marsh
205 Broadway
Milton, Pa.

Marian Frances Martin

827 Taylor Avenue

Detroit, Mich.

Virginia Marshall
Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton, Mass.

Rebecca Martin

171 Meeting Street

Providence, R. I.

Clara Elizabeth Martin
120 Buckingham Street
Springfield, Mass.

Mary Mason

117 Walnut Street

Elmira, N. Y.

Florence Hf.adley Meeker
715 Madison Avenue
Plainfield, N. J.

Eugenia Mewborn

938 Bellefonte Street

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Maxine Adele Merchant
The Dover Hotel
687 Lexington Avenue
New York City

Violet Edith Meyer

Park Avenue

Monroe, Louisiana

Elizabeth Snow Merriman
Fairport, N. Y.

Ruth Millar

109 DeMott Avenue

Clifton, N. J.

Alida Donnell Milliken
951 Madison Avenue
New York City

Dora Lyons Morris

"The Trees"

Ossining, N. Y.

Mary Butler Minns
1 Acorn Street
Boston, Mass.

Elinor Reed Morris
119 E. 84 Street
New York City

Nancy Jane Moir
104 Clay Street
Burlington, Iowa

Augusta Harrison Morse

Ballair Driveway

Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.

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Dorothy Mabel Morton
819 Buena Avenue
Chicago, 111.

Elizabeth Katherine Myers
Niagara Falls, N. Y.

Margaret Cook Mount
140 Maple Avenue
Red Bank, N. J.

Margaret Myers

114 East 46th Street

Savannah, Ga.

Marion Murphy
763 Ostrom Avenue
Syracuse, N. Y.

Rachel Eve Neely

729 Piedmont Avenue, N. E.

Atlanta, Ga.

11930

<[ 87 |»

Margaretta Quimby Nelson
303 Highland Avenue
Upper Montclair, N. J.

Katherine Lincoln Newell

154 Kanyon Street

Hartford, Conn.

Margaret Marie Neracher
14355 Woodland Avenue
Shaker Heights, O.

Mary Elizabeth Nixon

1429 Princess Anne Road

Norfolk, Va.

Kathryn Eleanor Ness
619 Elmvvood Avenue
Buffalo, N. Y.

Elizabeth Julia Nordhaus

101 N. 1 2th Street

Albuquerque, N. M.

[ 88 ]

Florence Helen Northrop
195 Walnut Street
Montclair, N. J.

Antoinette Wilhelmina Ockert

2220 Homecrest Avenue

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Helen Mary Norton
142 Main Street
Winsted, Conn.

Alice Frances O'Connor
37 Paul Gore Street
Jamaica Plain, Mass.

Helen Ripley Noyes
35 Rock Spring Road
Stamford, Conn.

June Elizabeth Offinger

7612 La-Grange Avenue

Cleveland, O.

Marian Ofner

556 Arlington Place

Chicago, III.

Elizabkth Eleanor Olney

191 Culver Road

Rochester, N. Y.

Esther Gracie Ocden
454 Westminster Avenue
Elizabeth, N. J.

Makv Elizabeth Osborn

North Shore Hotel

Evanston, 111.

Anne Wood Okie
The Pennsylvania
White Bear Lake, Minn.

Elsie Marjorie Owens
Central Valley, N. Y.

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Alice Hovt Palmer
Matamoras, Pa.

Paula Lyle Patch

31 Eastern Point Road

Gloucester, Mass.

Nancy Wynne Parker
Box 581
Portsmouth, N. H.

Barbara Winslow Pate

29 Washington Square West

New York City

Ruth Mary Parker
577 Ash Street
Winnetka, 111.

Esther Helen Peck

505 Jefferson Avenue

Scranton, Pa.

[ 91 p

Rosamond Hobart Peirce
281 Embarcadero Road
Palo Alto, Calif.

Nathalie Worthington Penrose

1200 Prospect Avenue

Hartford, Conn.

Helen Boteler Pendleton
1330 Bailey Avenue
McKeesport. Pa.

Ruth Perkins

3284 Parkland Drive

Shaker Heights, Ohio

Elizabeth Jane Penny

718

Cedar

Street

Otta

wa,

Kan.

Frances
2 Margen
Westerly

Perry
Street
R. I.

.1930

[ 92 >

Rachel Esther Perry
Fair Grounds Road
Woodbridge, Conn.

Arlene Louise Phillips

609 E. Raynor Avenue

Syracuse, N. Y.

Mary Caroline Peterson
643 Market Street
Stcubcnville, O.

Isabel Mae Phillips

225 West 86th Street

New York City

Elsie Berk Phares

3428 East Douglas Avenue

Wichita, Kansas

Harriet Ida Pickens

156 Mason Street

Brooklyn, New York

Elsie Cornelia Pond
i i West Chester Street
Nantucket, Mass.

Helen Elizabeth Price

24 Ward Avenue

Northampton, Mass.

Frances Porch
103 Salem Street
Reading, Mass.

Helen Louise Pruet

1 130 Stock wood Avenue

Anniston, Ala.

Sarah Barnard Prescott
3085 Fairmount Boulevard
Cleveland, Ohio

Elizabeth Ingles Quiney

208 Lafayette Street

Easton, Pa.

Margaret Helen Ramsey
757 Williams Street
Denver, Colorado

Edda Vincent Renouf

R. F. D. No. 3

Winchester, N. H.

Udell Stranahan Redmond
41 Lynn Shore Drive
Lynn, Mass.

Jane Revere

432 Grove Street

Westfield, N. J.

Eleanor Cochran Reed
46 Bellevue Avenue
Ossining, N. Y.

Doris Evelyn Reynolds

1 120 E. 38th Street

Brooklyn, N. Y.

[95 )>

Emily Elizabeth Rice
1145 Washington Avenue
Detroit Lakes, Minn.

Carol Riegelman

2 East 86th Street

New York City

Ruth Eleanor Rich
22 Woodlawn Avenue
Wellesley Hills, Mass.

Margaret Adele Riggs

556 Benson Street

Camden, N. J.

Martha Bacot Richey
14 Clinton Avenue
Maplewood, N. J.

Jane Pillow Rightor

720 Beech Street

Helena, Ark.

Claire Naysmythe Riley
606 Allen Street
New Bedford, Mass.

Elinore Forrest Roberts

836 Center Street

Bethlehem, Pa.

Katharine Elizabeth Riley
228 West Street
Worcester, Mass.

Elizabeth Mercur Roberts

2209 W. Tioga Street

Philadelphia, Pa.

Evelyn Mary Robert
29 Kensington Avenue
Northampton, Mass.

Edith Anne Robinson

16 Orne Square

Salem, Mass.

'.'7

Lila Carlton Sammis
29 East 64th Street
New York Citv

Helen Elizabeth Sanderson

Sovereign Hotel

Chicago, 111.

Dora Sanders
245 Mather Road
Jenkintown, Pa.

Gertrude Elizabeth Saunders
184 Meadow Street
Naugatuck, Conn.

Katharine Sanders
40 Summer Street
Salem, Mass.

Jane Sayre

531 No. Kenil worth Avenue

Oak Park, 111.

; 100 ;

Elena Maria Sbrega
Holyoke, Mass.

Marjorie Caroline Selic

759 Red Bud Avenue

Cincinnati, O.

Virginia May Schaber
316 West Warren Street
Bucyrus, Ohio

Eileen Alicoque Selkirk

1769 E. 26th Street

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Marion Marjory Scranton
300 Monroe Avenue
Scranton, Pa.

Barbara Senior

Sport Hill

Bridgeport, Conn.

< 101 J

Emeline Foland Shaffer
20 Ed^ehill Road
New Haven, Conn.

Elizabeth Shaw
Groton, Mass.

Mildred Shapiro
310 W. 86th Street
New York City

Elizabeth Harriet Sherman

1 139 Wothyus Drive

Pasadena, Cal.

Bull Shapleigh

Iden Road

■r, Mass.

Marie Caroline Shillaber

6 Hawthorne Street

Beverly, Mass.

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193©

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Mary Virginia Shottf.r
2277 Stillman Road
Cleveland, O.

Loraine Chadeayne Sinsabaugh

208 Coram Avenue

Shelton, Conn.

Martha Roberts Sidway
37 Oakland Place
Buffalo, N. Y.

Helen Jane Sloan

138 Kennedy Street

Bradford, Pa.

Sally Syer Simons
2621 Arlington Avenue
Birmingham, Ala.

Aileen Graham Slocovich

The Cairo Hotel

Washington, D. C.

11930

-[ 103 ]

Jlan Mary Smart
740 Michigan Avenue
Evanston, 111.

Barbara Son

288 Fisher Avenue

White Plains, N. Y.

Brooksie Trezevant Smith
321 1 Oak Lawn Avenue
Dallas, Tex.

Gladys Mathilda Sperrle

308 Westervelt Ave., New Brighton

Staten Island, N. Y.

Isabel Emily Smith
1073 East Broad Street
Columbus, O.

Olyve Low Sprague

220 Clairmont Terrace

Orange, N. J.

104 )

IsABELLE STEBBINS

Observatory Hill
Madison, Wis.

Jane Semple Stewart

Hawaiian Ordinance Depot

Honolulu, T. H.

Janet Barbara Sternberg
2245 Poplar Avenue
Memphis, Term.

Ethel Lawrence Strock
1236 — 34th Street
Des Moines, Iowa

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Sally Thresher Stevens
7353 Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood, Cal.

Phylis Brewster Strong

51 Fifth Avenue

New York City

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[ 105 )■■■

Laurene Tatlow
1226 Pearl Street
Denver, 0>1<>.

Helen Sherman Thacher

Thacher School

Ojai, Calif.

Helen Wright Teagle
8418 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, O.

Claire Thomas

47 Wynnewood Avenue

Merion, Pa.

Elizabeth Temple

1 28 1 Bonnie View Avenue

Lakewood, O.

Vivian Mary Thomas

420 E. Mahanoy Avenue

Mahanoy City, Pa.

: 106 1-

Elizabeth Morton Thomson
59 Forest Street
Torrington, Conn.

Laura Achsa Tirrill

715 Rialto Place, San Marco

Jacksonville, Fla.

Betsy Amelia Tilden
1080 Warburton Avenue
Yonkers, N. Y.

Ellen Laura Todd
693 East Avenue
Rochester, N. Y.

Sylvia Murray Tilney
The Pettibone Tavern
Weatogue, Conn.

Elizabeth Andrea Tracy

30 School Street

Keene, N. H.

1930

107

Frances Patterson True
i 361 East 56th Street
Chicago. III.

Fanny Ruth Unger

10 Pennsylvania Avenue

Crestwood, N. Y.

Rachel Mann Tuttle
27 Court Street
Rutland, Vt.

Hannah Lillian Unterman

865 West End Avenue

New York City

Marjorie Elizabeth Tyler

Prospect Street

Great Barrington, Mass.

Edith Winifred Vail

950 Lincoln Avenue

Highland Park, 111.

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[ 108 ;•

Mildred Wilks Van Dillen
Van Houtcn Avenue
Clifton, N. J.

Rosamond Prescott Walden

Brevoort Farm

Rye, N. Y.

Anna May Voege
203 Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn, N. Y.

Dorothy Page Walker

3 Walker Street

Portland, Me.

Eugenia Sutton Wade
539 Chilton Street
Elizabeth, N. J.

Pauline Simons Ward

3 Eliot Road

Lexington, Mass.

4 109

Lilias Dei.las Ward-Smith
105 Newmarket Road
Garden City, L. I., N. Y.

Doris Weaver

165 W. 91st Street

New York City

Ruth Gavina Watrous
East River, Conn.

Lawribel Weil

1 50 1 South Perry Street

Montgomery, Ala.

Helen Louise Watson
Village View Street
Wilton, Me.

Charlotte Rose Weil

2105 Fremont Avenue South

Minneapolis, Minn.

1930

; 110 :

Lucia Weimer

200 Hathaway Park

Lebanon, Pa.

Miriam Frank Wertheimer

5565 Northumberland Street

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Dorothy Welles
16 Park Avenue
Bronxvillc, N. \.

Dorthy Westfall

44 Darvvood Place

Mount Vernon, N. Y.

Ella-Kate Wemple
13 Laurel Avenue
Wheeling, W. Va.

Alice Hermion Wheaton

5005 Aldrich Avenue

South Minneapolis, Minn.

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Emily Alden White
3 Federal Court
Salem, Mass.

Catherine Grace Winter

909 Cascade Street

Erie, Pa.

Elizabeth Whittemore
39 Orange Street

Nashua, N. H.

Henrietta Wisner

1409 Beaver Road

Sewickley, Pa.

Julia Grace Wilcox
676 Penniman Avenue
Plymouth, Mich.

Claire Wolff

332 Beech Spring Road

South Orange, N. J.

112

Thelma Woltman
39 Forest Road
Glen Rock, N ).

ISABELLE SUSANNE WOODFORD

2692 Berkshire Road
Cleveland, O.

Martha Hopkins Wood
39 Prospect Street
Cortland, N. Y.

Alys Huntington Wright

80 Walnut Street

Abington, Mass.

Dorcas Lydia Woodbury
21 Chestnut Street
Wakefield, Mass

Elizabeth Patricia Wricht

Fuller Road

Wcllesley Hills, Mass.

113 1

I li i.i \ Wright
i 1 1 Arleigh Road
Douglaston, L. I., N. Y.

Elinor Wuichet

81 i Salem Avenue

Dayton, O.

Mary Wright
Hingham, Mass.

Esther Lois Young

85 Edward Avenue

Pittsfield, Mass.

Olivia Clews Wrightson
259 Reynolds Terrace
Orange, N. J.

Madeleine Frances Young
61 Cedar Street
Worcester, Mass.

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Mary Elizabeth Young
22 Occom Rid^c
Hanover, N. H.

TsOGHIK ZARItTAN

76 Watkins Street
Wollaston, Mass.

Other Members of the Class of 1930

Irene Emma Daignault
Priscilla Sears Fairchild
Rebecca Howe .
Beatrice Howell
Elizabeth Wheeler .

. 93 High St., Greenfield, Mass.

. Noroton, Conn.

315 West 1 06th St., New York City

. Salisbury, Conn.

. Newport, R. I.

Jn fBemnnam

ROSE JEAN KAHN

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Former Members of the Class of 1930

Margaret Abbott
Katherine Munger Adams
Marian Albright
Vera Andren
Frances May Arrington
Ruth Post Avery
Laura Tirzah Ayres
Elizabeth Ballard
Elizabeth Campbell Banks
Frances Bascom
Eleanor Marjorie Beach
Mary Webster Bean
Lucie Emilie Bedford
Mary Carolyn Benedict
Mildred Richardson Bickford
Mary Rawson Billings
Frances Adams Bixby
Marion Carrere Black
Jane Bolton
Elizabeth Bryant Borst
Pauline Clara Bowerfind
Elizabeth Boyden
Mary Ten Eyck Bradley
Anita Sturges Brooke
Muriel Louise Brunner
Mary Buckingham
Maria Elizabeth Bush
Mary Lloyd Caples
Ruth Carlson
Margaret Carter
Virginia Taylor Case
Mary Frances Cashman
Elizabeth Harmon Cassatt
Miriam Catheron
Georgianna Isabella Chalfin
Anne Chapelle Chamberlain
Alice Louise Chapman
Alice Fay Chittenden
Kathleen Pearson Clarke
Marion Strong Coles
Mary Harriet Collins
Eleanor Fay Cox
Palmyre Madeleine Cox
Anna Marten Crehore
Marion Boyd Crockett
Margaret Barton Daniels

Wilma Grace Davies

Kate Perrin Dickerman

Ruth Dillard

Amelia Alice Dimeling

Donna Virginia Dines

Dorothy Constance Doane

Frances Marion Downer

Barbara Dudley

Lois Bailey Dudley

Ivy-Jane Edmondson

Virginia Elizabeth Farrington

Martha Jewett Fenn

Joy Amelia Fletcher

Frances Carnes Flint

Phyllis Dare Fox

Isabel Gallagher

Mary Elizabeth George

Rosslyn Gorney

Marjorie Harriette Green

Jean Wolcott Griswold

Florence Elizabeth Hallett

Celestes Marguerite Hammett

Edith Hargrave

Anne Katherine Harrison

Carolyn Curtis Haugan

Bertha Stone Hebard

Elizabeth Wrenshall Hemingway

Frances Irene Herendeen

Bertha Rollman Herman

Helen Pearson Herzberg

Helen Hind

Mary Elizabeth Hine

Jane Belton Hodge

Susan Garvin Hopkins

Elizabeth Hosmer

Sylvia Louise Mauldin Howland

Alice Lee Hoxie

Katherine Kell Hughes

Roberta Eugenie Humphrey

Leslie Crawford Hun

Cynthia Estelle Hunt

Isabella Pendleton Hunt

Helen Prudden Hutchinson

Frances Bradley Hutchison

Nancy Butler Hutton

Esther Brown Innes

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Mary Loren Jeffrey
Frances Hyde Johnson
Faith Florence Jones
Margaret Stewart Jordan
Rose Jean Kahn
Florence Fazio Keys
Eleanor Brice Kimball
Florence Marion Kimberly
Caroline Marsh Kinsey
Mildred Barbara Le Vay
Eleanor Cecelia Lindau
Helen Stimson Long
Louise Esther Lynch
Helen Alvis MacAkee
Emily Goodwin McCampbell
Mary Margaret McDowell
Katherine McIlvaine
Christy Loring MacKaye
Ruth Jean Mandlebaum
Lempi Elizabeth Martin
Mary Jane Mills
Vera Mintz
Martha Barbara Moore
Harriet Norma Moses
Helen Dorothy Mulligan
Louise Kaufman Mundheim
Nance Nieman
Constance Noble
Florence Paine
Georgeanna Palmer
Louisa Rita Pearson
Harriet Hetzel Pelton
Katherine Louise Pomeroy
Elizabeth Jane Posson
Katherine Mudge Prichard
Harriet Louise Provost
Adele Knight Pyle
Janet Reynolds
Edna Elizabeth Roberts
June Elizabeth Rolfe
Gertrude Sarah Rosenhirsch
Lydia Goodwin Ross
Katherine Jane Rowe
Ruth Carolyn Rowsome
Vesta Pocetta Saunders
Mary Culbreth Sayre
Virginia Lou Schenck
M\ry Helena Schirding
Patricia Marie Schmidt
Dorys Cornelia Schmitz
Katherine Melita Schott
Virginia Gilliat Schroeder

Ruth Eugenia Seabury
Martha Elizabeth Schaeffer
Virginia Shaler
Mary Elizabeth Shaw
Helen Mondeau Shimmin
Eva Browning Sisson
Alice Agnew Smith
Frances Peckham Smith
Virginia Leslie Smith
Eleanor Kirby Speer
Helene May Spooner
Dorothy Lucille Stafford
Caroline Mabel Stahl
Florence Stilwell
Cynthia Stuart
Caroline Theresa Sullivan
Helen Gelsey Taylor
Laura Smith Taylor
Margaret Brewster Taylor
Marion Ruth Taylor
Frederica Tench
Helen Anstis Thayer
Nancy Thayer
Martha Baker Tinkham
Barbara Taylor Traub
Frances Steele Tuckerman
Alice Bradford Tweedy
Jessica Van Beuren
Barbara Nan Vandenberg
Narcissa Peace Varney
Dorothea Marshall Villard
Kaatje Vliet
Ione Brown Waite
Mary Weston
Dorothy Wheeler
Natalie Whelden
Kathleen Chamblin Whitcomb
Jean White
Barbara Whittemore
Charlotte Rouse Wickwire
Grace Wiggin
Frances Leigh Williams
Maria Meade Winterbotham
Lucy Winton
Mary Jane Wiseman
Natalie Lorraine Wiss
Mildred Ruth Wolf
Dorothy Wood
Virginia Woodland
Barbara Holman
Dona Celeste Worrall
Mary Rollo Wright

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ear-

Freshman Year

OFFICERS

President
Helen Teagle

Vice-President
Priscilla Fairchild

Secretary
* Katherine Adams

Treasurer
Susan Albright

Council Member
Helen Teagle

Song Leader
Helen Hebbard

Assistant Song Leader
Barbara Hall

Historian
Nancy Hamilton

Resigned, Left College

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The Parade

Ladies, gents, and children, buy your peanuts at the gate;

There's a circus on for nothing, and you'd better not be late;

A three-ring show is playing, and a side-show if you wait —

So step right up and get your seats. We pay to educate.

Six hundred strong, they come along, the troopers in parade,

They all are new performers, but they're none of them afraid,

Most remarkable collection that has ever yet been made!

Going through more circus antics than have heretofore been played,

So get your eyes in focus on the clowning in ring one,

For all the freaks have crowded in. The circus has begun.

RING ONE

See each clown go through his paces. How they tumble for your eye.
See the houses set a-blazing, watch each fire-engine fly.
See the girlies tight-rope walking on a silk thiead, that is all,
How they dance and kick, not knowing, they should have a parasol,
For with nothing there to steady them, they're bound to take a fall.
See their arrogant assurance that they'll scale, in record time,
The topless, baseless, ladders that they balance as they climb
There's the unofficial booster, and it's lucky they allied her,
Inexperienced, but effective, she's a snappy bareback rider.
In a corner, flopping prettily, are grouped the singing seals,
While Hall, their patient trainer, with her baton, vain, appeals.
Mark the exit of the ring where stands the puppy-trainer, Hanna,
With two blue bull-dogs, she has taught to wave a college banner.
But best of all, the tumblers. Do not mind them, if they slip,
And over all the ring-master, Tall Teagle, cracks the whip.
Six hundred blind performers, all crazy to perform,
All crowding in the first big ring, creating their own storm.

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Sophomore Year

OFFICERS

President
Elizabeth Wright

Vice-President
Janet Mahony

Secretary
Margaret Barclay

Treasurer
Penelope Crane

Council Member
* Sarah Prescott
Katrina Cooley

Judicial Board Member
Helen Teagle

Song Leader
Barbara Hall

Assistant Song Leader
Patricia Goodwillie

Chairman of Carnival
Mary Eaton

Rally Day Class Chairman
Narcissa Varney

Historian
Nancy Hamilton

Chairman of Push Committee
Sarah Prescott

* Resigned

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Ring Two

The crowd has been thinning, by now we're beginning,
To see who is winning, a place in the tray,
For those on the tight-rope, have found only light-rope,
And lost even slight hope, of drawing their pay.

The players remaining, are rapidly gaining,
A pride in their training, and vie in their stunts.
How wild and how frantic, is each frenzied antic;
It's only romantic to try each thing once.

To sit on a table, as high as she's able,

And make it unstable, — ah, there's a hair-raiser!

She flirts, as she lunges, with death; when she plunges,

Don't mind. It was done just to see if you'd praise her.

See the lady with ease on the flying trapeze,
She's as safe as you please, till she loses her grip.
The clown, a bit heady, his wit quite unsteady,
Is none the less ready to fling off a quip.

Amid the false glitter, the Varney, a-twitter,
Shines bright, as befits her, a sun on the rise.
And it's rank understating, to say that the rating
Of Howell in skating, is skating thin ice.

A jig or a largo, in any old argot,

Hear Mammy boy Margot, Calliope Jane,

Spill songs with a feeling, enchanting, appealing,

From up on the ceiling to down by the drain.

See the muscular woman, titanic but human,
There ain't hardly room in the tent for her act.
Not the usual ninny, athletic, but tinny,
The scales and the Finny show guts for a fact.

Hear the uproar, and guess what. A thunderstorm? Yes, but
It's just Sally Prescott, who's pushing her load.
She heads a committee to push around the city,
Some pretty, half-witty, young heifers that lowed.

But despite these luminaries, the attraction rarely varies,
Their performance is the berries, if you want a flashy show.
They will hang by just one molar, and bi-cuspid to a pole or
Come down headlong on a roller, though there is no net below.

And in the midst, the ever-guiding light,
The e'er effulgent, e'er unerring Wright.

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Photograph by Eric Stahlberg

Sophomore Push Committee

Chairman — Sarah Prescott

Margaret Barclay
Lucie Bedford
Fanny Curtis
Cordelia Dumaine
Mary Eaton
Shirley Eddy
Priscilla Fairchild
Janet Gordon
Margaret Green
Barbara Hall
Virginia Harrison
Adelaide Hayes

Mary Maude Howell
Ruth Hill
Haideen Henderson
Rosalie Hammond
Lois Hoover
Esther Ogden
Nancy Okie
Edda Renouf
Katharine Sanders
Narcissa Varney
Emily White
Elizabeth Wright

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Junior Year

OFFICERS

President

* Penelope Crane
Katrina Cooley

Vice-President
Katrina Cooley

Secretary
Mary Eaton

Treasurer
Virginia Harrison

Council Members

* Penelope Crane
Janet Gordon
Janet Mahony

Judicial Board Member
Sarah Prescott

Song Leader
Barbara Hall

Assistant Song Leader
Ann Hamilton

Chairman of Junior Prom
Naneen Burnap

Rally Day Class Chairmen
Nancy Hamilton
Margaret Barclay

Chairman of Junior Ushers
Esther Ogden

Historian
Nancy Hamilton

President of Sorbonne Group
Evelyn Robert

Resigned

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Ring Three

Ladies, gents, and children, put your chewing gum away.

Throw your pop beneath the bleachers. Put your coat back on to stay.

Give ring three your kind attention. Let your interest ne'er depart,

For it's made the steep ascension, from mere show, to classic art.

There is hung a velvet curtain, while the music softly plays.

At a glance, you know for certain that you've come on better days.

You can stop your peanut chewing, take your kiddies by the hand,

For you've got the right impression that you're seeing something grand.

It's living statues, people, every player holds her pose.

It's artistic, but don't worry, for they all wear lots of clothes;

They pretend that they are naked, but they do not freeze their toes.

See revolving, on the platform, all the groupings as they stand.

See Diane, the nature goddess, with her followers by the hand,

Making sport amid the greensward, with some bare feet and confusion.

Though she seems to make a stir, that's living statues' best illusion.

Running round beneath the platform, trying hard to bum a ride,

Are the eager, earnest, scouting girls, who've formed a club Outside.

But they cannot join the statues, for their clothes they do not hide.

All too close to this gymnasium, is a mighty Athenaeum,

Called the Allenfield, where sit the blessed, that everyone may see 'em.

Simple scholars and free thinkers, who their inner thoughts will bare,

So their classic minds are naked, — (you don't see the underwear)

Then, among the living statues, who, alas! should never stir,

Soars a voice that shakes the canvas, knocks the groups from where they were.

Just slack your pose there, statues, your horizon's looking brighter,

When "Sonny-Boy" is rendered, by the golden throated Rightor.

Don't get back into position, for your poses don't enhance

Your youthful grace, when Burnap tries to lead you in the dance.

See the statues drop the picture, watch them scramble for their clothes;

Diane and the Athenaeum look alike for beaux.

It's the climax of the circus, folks, the funniest thing we show

When the circus-trained turn folksie, when they see a man below.

For the rest, — there is the side show; freaks fancy and insane,
Where, so I've heard, the only bird, that's not absurd's the Crane.

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Sorbonne Group

1928-1929
Evelyn Robert President

Martha Benedict
Frances Benson
Helen Black
Isabel Blandford
Dorothy Brooks
Leonora Cohen
Palmyre Cox
Frances Doolittle
Jane Elgas
Jane Fowler
Margaret Goodlatte
Suzanne Greist
Marion Hockridge

Beatrice Howell
Selma Jones
Alleen Kelly
Betty Klinefelter
Marjorie Lawson
Esther Leavitt
Mary Louise Libby
Elinor Lusk
Frances Manley
Marian Martin
Rachel Neely
Katharine Newell

Florence Northrop
Helen Noyes
Mary Osborn
Barbara Pate
Frances Perry
Edda Renouf
Martha Richey
Evelyn Robert
Selma Rosenthal
Mildred Rubin
Elena Sbrega
Fanny Unger
Mary Young

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Junior Promenade Committee

Naneen Burnap .......... General Chairman

Helen Hebbard Floor Chairman

Elizabeth Wright Invitation Chairman

Nancy Hamilton Theatre Chairman

Alida Milliken Music Chairman

Mary Harriet Collins Refreshment Chairman

Margaret Barclay .......... Tea Dance Chairman

Elizabeth Boies ......... Program and Favor Chairman

Helen Teagle .......... Garden Party Chairman

Janet Mahony Head Usher

Martha Berry Soph more Garden Party Chairman

Mary Mattison Soph more Decoration Chairman

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Junior Ushers

Mary Harriet Collins

Jean Aaron
Mary Alexander
Lois Anderson
Anne Andrew
Katherine Avery
Barbara Banning
Margaret Barclay
Ellen Batchelor
Helen Bisbing
Elizabeth Boies

CoNCETTA BONOMO

Mary-Louise Brown
Irma Bryant
Dorothy Buchanan
Ruth Burford
Naneen Burnap
Elizabeth Campbell
Eunice Campbell
Amelia Canning
Frances Carpenter
Grace Cheney
Vircinia Cherry
Molly Childs
Fanny Curtis
Catherine Collier
Mary Harriet Collins
Virginia Crane
Emily Louise Culbertson
Janice Currick
Alice Davis
Constance Davison
Helen Depue
Elinice Dissette

Marshals

[Catherine Drury
Cordelia Dumaine
Gretchen Durland
Shirley Eddy
Mary Eaton
Priscilla Fairchild
Helen Fiske
Sybil Flowers
Alice Fryberger
Virginia Gerould
Patricia Goodwillie
Janet Gordon
Margaret Green
Elizabeth Grim
Barbara Hall
Ruth Hill
Ann Hamilton
Nancy Hamilton
Elizabeth Hamlin
Helen Hamlin
Rosalie Hammond
Sally Harrison
Adelaide Hayes
Helen Hebbard
Haideen Henderson
Lois Hoover
Susan Hopkins
Ruth Hunt
Frances Hutchison
Ottilie Hutchinson
Barbara Judkins
Cicely Kershaw
Katherine Klein

Frances Hutchison

Alice Koogle
Elizabeth Lewis
Mary McLean
Mary Mason
Alida Milliken
Augusta Morse
Mary Nixon
Esther Ogden
Alice Palmer
Mary Parker
Rachel Perry
Natalie Penrose
Ruth Perkins
Helen Pruitt
Frances Robinson
Sally Rogers
Katherine Riley
Mary Sayre
Marion Scranton
Emeline Shaffer
Elizabeth Shaw
Sallie Simons
Loraine Sinsabaugh
Barbara Son
Jane Stewart
Katherine Sanders
Margaret Taylor
Claire Thomas
Sylvia Tilney
Rosamond Walden
Emily White
Martha Wood

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Special Honors Students

Mildred Erown
Annie Browning
Dorothy Buchanan
Elizabeth Cady
Christine Chace -
Jocelyn Crane
Fanny Curtis
Elizabeth Eaton
Myra Ferguson
Margaret Goodlatte

1930

Jane Heap
Irene Koerber
Marjorie Lawson
Augusta Morse
Rachel Neely
Mary Osborn
Jane Revere
Carol Riegelman
Edith Vail
Ella-Kate Wemple

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senior year

Senior Year

Judicial Board Member
Janet Gordon

Song Leader
Barbara Hall

Assistant Song Leader
Lois Hoover

Rally Day General Chairman
Eleanor Atterbury

Rally Day Class Chairmen

Nancy Hamilton

Fanny Curtis

Pin Chairman
Mary Maude Howell

Historian
Nancy Hamilton

Head Usher
Eleanor Dodge

^'Resigned

OFFICERS

President
Katrina Cooley

Vice-President
Suzanne Greist

Secretary
Ruth Hunt

Treasurer
Shirley Eddy

Council Members

*Emily White
Grace Cheney
Fanny Curtis

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The Side Show

Side show! Side show! Do not miss a thing!

Come and see the famous freaks, veterans of the ring,

All the circus artists who have passed the three-ring marker,

Shifted to the side show tent, with Cooley playing barker.

Come on in. It's free!

On the right as you enter, the famous inventor

Of poems off-centre, Miss Simons, in pose.

Then, back where it's shady, is slumped Myrtle Brady,

Miraculous lady who writes with her toes.

Close by is Priscilly, (she's the nuts on a filly)

And though it seems silly, she swallows the sword.1

There's Babs Hall all tattooed, with the songs she has strewed,

In rhapsodical mood, on the monotone horde.

See the miniature room, furnished Scotch to the broom,
Ah! There's no place like Hume, for a dirk, kilt, and bonnet.
Miss Weimer, a rhymer, (her prose is sublimer,)
Swallows needle and thread, and sews up a sonnet.2

There s Davis, fire eater, the hotter the heater

The more and completer, she swallows her traces."

And Poggs, whose snake charming's so quickly disarming,

She's snaked this alarming verse from our embraces.

(}et a look at the styles, that parade through the aisles,
They will call forth the smiles, once again to your face.
There's nothing that's beaten Buchanan's "doggy" feet and
The smart Betty Eaton, attired for the chase.

If you look for a treat, let the mud sink your feet,

In the vanishing street, which, though going, still clings,

Disappears in your face, as you stand in your place,

But your shoes bear the trace, of the thaws of the springs.

See the chapel where pray, almost every third day,
Some two thousand they say, so step up and extoll,
And it's known for a fact, that this chapel, by Act,
Is guaranteed packed, though you can't see a soul.

Say, from one in the know, it's a good high class show,
You'll be sorry to go, if you're here a few weeks,
But you'd better not wait, till they give you the gate,
Or you won't graduate, with your parcel of freaks.4

1 Naturally you don't get the point because she's swallowed it, but that doesn't mean there isn't any point.

' This started out to be very subtle, because we got to thinking about people who swallow packages of
needle and thread, and produce tailored suits, and knitted leggings and things, and it seemed to apply,
but the whole simile was knocked for a cocked hat, when we found ourselves obliged to rhyme "son-
net" with "bonnet," for of course Miss Weimer never did no such thing.

3 As for this one, we never expected you to get it anyway, but we were brooding over all the hot stories the
head of Judicial Board must have tucked away, and — well, you can see how the whole thing came
about. Or maybe not.

' And now, in case you are puzzling over what actually occurred during four college years, you will doubt-
less find something at least more lucid on the Nonsense Page. Oh, we see you looking quickly to see
what page you are reading now, but you can't fool us, this is the Class History!

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WEEK

Ivy Day Program

SATURDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH

Ivy Exercises on the Campus
Ivy Exercises in John M. Greene Hall

Concert by the Glee Club and Students of the
Department of Music

Society Reunions

College Sing

Concert by the Glee Club, Paradise Pond

Ivy Day Song

Words by Frances E. Robinson, '30

AND

Music by Hermion A. Wheaton, '30

In joy we sing, our new endeavor pledging,
Our hope as strong as are the walls above,

Tall ivy walls, that lend their mellow flavor
To the truth we worship, and the task we love.

Old roots are strong — beneath the turf lie covered
The tendrils of the past, unwearied, slow,

And thousands pass, as we must pass, unknowing,
Who come with years to watch our ivy grow.

In joy we sing, our firm devotion pledging
To halls and lanes where others soon will be.

Oh, guard them well, strong vines of ivy growing
With the strength that you have lent us to be free.

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Baccalaureate Program

SUNDAY, JUNE FIFTEENTH

Baccalaureate Address in Sage Hall
President Neilson

Concert in John M. Greene Hall

The Smith College Symphony Orchestra and Students of the

Department of Music

Reception by President and Mrs. Neilson and Members of the Faculty

Organ Vespers in John M. Greene Hall

Commencement Program

MONDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH

Exercises in John M. Greene Hall

Address by William Ernest Hocking, Ph.D., LL.D.

Alumnae Assembly in John M. Greene Hall

Class Supper in the Alumnae Gymnasium

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Commencement Committees

IVY DAY
Anne Robinson, Chairman
Eleanor Atterbury Nancy Parker

Ann Hamilton Frances Robinson

Claire Thomas

IVY DAY SONG

Jeannette Harris, Chairman

Cordelia Dumaine
Barbara Hall

Nancy Okie
Sallie Simons

ORDER OF MARCHING

Janet Mahony, Chairman
Emily Lucy Culbertson Rosalie Hammond

Eleanor Dodge Sally Prescott

Ruth Hunt

SPEAKER

Emily White, Chairman

Esther Ogden

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COMMENCEMENT PRINTING

Claire Thomas, Chairman

Constance Davison
Alice Fryberger

Frances Furst
Elizabeth Hamlin

Emeline Shaffer

Cordelia Dumaine
Frances Furst
Janet Gordon
Suzanne Greist

CAP AND GOWN
Grace Cheney, Chairman

Virginia Harrison
Margaret Neracher
Ruth Perkins
Sylvia Tilney

Fanny Curtis
Betty Klinefelter
Helen Teagle

CLASS SUPPER
Esther Ogden, Chairman

Margaret Kremers
Margaret Barclay
Haideen Henderson

1930

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To 1931

We are living in a legend

Past the gates, behind the old

High walls that in their days

Have heard a thousand varied stories told.

We have carried on the legend

Sung our songs to you and passed

Our duties down to you

And given you our pins to wear at last.

And now we leave the legend,
Leave the student life, the gay
Tradition of old years at Smith
For you to carry on another way

F. E. R.

Special Honors Students

1931

Dorothy Adams
Alice Barry
Jean Campbell
Dorcas Carland
Mary Chase
Ruth Chinitz
Myra Coffin
Helen C. Dawe
Eleanor Dickey
Sylvia D'lucasch
Lillian Freeman
Cornelia Heile
Dorothy Kelley

Helen Kirkpatrick
{Catherine Lackey
Harriet Loutrel
Mary Mattison
Elizabeth Olmsted
Jeanne Parker
Elizabeth Perkins
Ruth Scannell
Dorothy Spencer
Janice Tarlin
Frances Tepper
Jessie Tierney
Mary Williams

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To 1932

What have you learned, and what have you forgotten,
What have you done, and what is your set task?
Have you an aim, — or are you disillusioned?
We, as older sisters have a right to ask.

We're confident that we have been examples
Which you in years to come will still revere,
That what you make of college in the future
Will be due to our great inspiration here.

We like to contemplate the years before you

Knowing what a satisfaction they will be,

And in parting, would just leave you this suggestion,

That afternoon's a pleasant time for tea. F. E. R.

Elizabeth Cobb President

Elizabeth French Vice-President

Margaret Scott Treasurer

Ruth Gould Secretary

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To 1933

You were a source of wonderment for us;
We spent our days in constant speculation —
Too frivolous, perhaps, too unimpressed?
These worries caused us endless consternation.

Oh, we applauded when you gained your point,
Or made a team, or brought us commendation.
You were the solace of our heavier moods,
You were the death of serious contemplation.

Perhaps you wondered why we smiled so sadly.
The time has come to tell the candid truth:
It isn't that we think you need us badly,
But only that we envy you your youth.

F. E. R.

Jean Armstrong ............ President

Edith Eustis Vice-President

Gertrude Olsen Secretary

Jinnet Seaver Treasurer

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Student Council

Penelope Crane, 1930, President

Alice Davis, 1930 ........ Chairman of Judicial Board

Mary Eaton, 1930 President of House of Representatives

Elizabeth Wright, 1930 ....... President of S. C. A. C. W.

Katrina Cooley, 1930 ......... President of Class

*Emily White, 1930 .......... Class Representative

Grace Cheney, 1930 .......... Class Representative

Fanny Curtis, 1930 .......... Class Representative

Helen Ward, 1931 . . . . . . . . . . President of Class

Helen Kirkpatrick, 1931 Class Representative

Martha Stanley, 1931 Class Representative

Elizabeth Cobb, 1932 President of Class

Carolyn Sherwood, 1932 ......... Class Representative

Jean Armstrong, 1933 President of Class

*Resigned

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Judicial Board

Alice Davis, 1930, Chairman

Penelope Crane, 1930 ....... President of Student Council

Mary Eaton, 1930 ...... President of House of Representatives

Emeline Shaffer, 1930 ..... Member from House of Representatives

Janet Gordon, 1930 .......... Class Representative

Harriet Loutrel, 1931 ......... Class Representative

Carolyn Chase, 1932 Class Representative

Jean Babcock, 1933 .......... Class Representative

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Mary Eaton, 1930
Emeline Shaffer, 1930
Patricia Goodwillie, 1930

House of Representatives

OFFICERS
Judicial

President

Board Representative

Secretary

Elizabeth Berry
Helen Bisbing
Elizabeth Campbell
Virginia Cherry
Virginia Crane
Anna Dabney
Dorothea Daley
Constance Davison
Helen Depue
Dorothy Dickinson
Eunice Dissette
Mary Eaton
Alice Fryberger

May Ackerman
Dorothy Adams
Jean Campbell
Ruth Collier
Doris Creighton
Virginia Danson
Barbara Dean
Jean Downing

Elizabeth Bell

Margaret Carver

MEMBERS
1930
Sarah Furst
Arline Genthner
Patricia Goodwillie
Margaret Green
Christine Hammond
Jeannette Harris
Adelaide Hayes
Dorothy Hayes
Betty Jane Hellebush
Haideen Henderson
Catherine Huber
Barbara Judkins
Gretchen Kaffenburgh

1931
Elizabeth Jones
Charlotte Kidd
Martha Knapp
Margaret Lane
Katherine Lannin
Frances Lynch
Gladys Mase
Nancy McKeen

Mildred Kaufman
Helen Kelly
Cicely Kershaw

MaRTORIE KoBLITZ

Alice Koogle
Hildegard Kramme
Dorothy Marble
Mary Mason
Elizabeth Merriman
Alida Milliken
Elizabeth Olney
Mary Parker
Ruth Perkins

Katherine Miller
Elisabeth Neebe
Elizabeth Olmsted
Elizabeth Paffard
Jeanne Parker
Margaret Parrish
Marjorie Plumb
Virginia Rowland

1932

Eileen Creevey

Eleanor Eaton
Harriet Weller
1933
Margaret Conklin Elizabeth Kopf

Arlene Phillips
Helen Ramsey
Martha Richly
Katherine Riley
Anne Robinson
Alice Rugen
Eileen Selkirk
Emeline Shaffer
Sylvea Shapleigh
Jane Stewart
Ella-Kate Wemple
Thelma Woltman
Alys Wright

Janet Russell
Alice Rust
Louise Stoffregen
Elizabeth Thomson
Sybel Thorn e
Alice Walker
Helen Ward

Dorothy Fabian

Mary Ann May

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OFFICERS

Elizabeth Wright, 1930 ........... President

Barbara Hall, 1930 ........... Vice-President

Caroline Woodhull, 1931 Treasurer

Elizabeth French, 1932 ........... Secretary

CHAIRMEN OF DEPARTMENTS

Emmy Lou Culbertson, 1930
Helen Fiske, 1930 .
Barbara Hall, 1930 .
Adelaide FIayes, 1930
Barbara Judkins, 1930
Helen Kirkpatrick, 1931
Lorna Macdonnell, 1931
Esther Ogden, 1930 .
Sarah Prescott, 1930
Martha Stanley, 1931
Helen Teagle, 1930 .

TsOGHIK ZaRIFIAN, I93O

Institute
World Fellowship
Worship
Publicity
Social Wor\
Church Cooperation
. Social Activities
Conferences
Speakers
Student-Industrial
Student Member of Advisory Board
Representative Cosmopolitan Club

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1930

1931

1932

Esther Ogden

Elizabeth Paffard

Eileen O'Daniel

TSOGHIK ZARIFIAN

Lois Sweet

Margaret Scott

Caroline Woodhull

Kathleen Forler

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Vocational Guidance Committee

A. Adelaide Hayes

E. Haideen Henderson

Helen Teagle, Chairman

Caroline Corbett
Janet Gordon

Ruth Berliss
Rosemary Denniston
Evelyn Causey
Lucia Woodworth
Betsy Knapp
Celia Long
Virginia Eyerly
Adele Urbach
Eleanor Barry
Jeanne Wilmarth
Abigail Lee
Elizabeth French
Elizabeth Bell

CONSULTANTS

Mary Thompson
Shirley Swift
Betty Bell
Carolyn Goodwin
Florence Roberts
Barbara Best
[Catherine Young
Barbara Beck
Charlotte Cabot
Athalia Ogden
Helena Lennards
Ariel Davis
Harriet Gibbs
Katherine Merrill

Patricia Fowler
Julia Brodt
Agnes McLean
Eleanor Billings
Anne Clark
Mary Kimball
Evelyn Ames
Margaret Brewster
Carolyn Hine
Laura Bent
aurelia plumly
Margaret Eliason
Lida Whitmore

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Curriculum Committee

Anne Robinson, 1930, Chairman

1930

Cordelia Dumaine

Betty Klinefelter
1931

Vera Mintz

Sylvia D'lugasch

LoRNA MACDONNELL

1932

Caroline Woodh

Dorothy Culp

K. L. Stapleton

Ruth Thompson

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Student Advisors Committee

Katherine Sanders, Chairman

Ann Hamilton, 1930
Katherine Park, 1931

K.ATHERINE RlLEY, I93O

Dorothy Shore, 1932
Margaret Smith, 1932
Martha Stanley, 1931

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Debating Council

Elizabeth Kingsbury, 1930 President

Florence De Haas, 1931 . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary

Jane Heap, 1930 Treasurer

Sylvia Cohen, 1930 Coach

Leonora Cohen, 1930 ........ Chairman of Publicity

Gernda von Briesen, 1932 Chairman of Entertainment

PRINCETON-SMITH DEBATE

December 4th, 1929

Sylvia Cohen, 1930 Helen Kirkpatrick, 1931

Elizabeth Kingsbury, 1930 Gernda von Briesen, 1932

CONNECTICUT-SMITH DEBATE
March 1st, 1930
Florence De Haas, 1931 Charlotte Cabot, 1932

COLUMBIA-SMITH DEBATE

April nth, 1930

Sylvia Cohen, 1930 Elizabeth Kingsbury, 1930

DARTMOUTH-SMITH DEBATE
April 19th, 1930

Jane Heap, 1930 Leonora Cohen, 1930

Julia Heiman, 1932 Helen Kirkpatrick, 1931

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Phi Beta Kappa

Elizabeth Cady

Elsie Altfeld
Helen Barthel
Gladys Bolton
Mildred Brown
Annie Browning
Dorothy Buchanan
Mary Buell
Adelaide Bull
Naneen Burnap
Leonora Cohen
Jocelyn Crane
Fanny Curtis
Martha Denny
Rita De Voe

MEMBERS IN 1930
Elected junior Year

Elected Senior Year

Helen Donker
Myra Ferguson
Virginia Fowler
Margaret Goodlatte
Effie Heald
Jane Heap

Betty Jane Hellebush
Beatrice Howell
Ruth Hunt
Beatrice Jackson
Alleen Kelly
Evelyn Kelly
Elizabeth Kingsbury
Irene Koerber

Marjokie Lawson

Rachel Neely
Florence Northrop
Marian Ofner
Mary Osborn
Carol Riegelman
Sally Simons
Jane Stewart
Fanny Unger
Hannah Unterman
Dorothy Welles
Ella-Kate Wemple
Elizabeth Wheeler

TSOGHIK ZaRIFIAN

Elizabeth Perkins

MEMBERS IN 1931

Mary Louise Williams

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First Semester

President
Vice-President
Senior Executive
Junior Executive
Secretary
Treasurer

Anne Andrew
Mary Board
concetta ronomo
Elizabeth Boies
Myrtle Brady
Dorothy Buchanan
Ann Hamilton
Ruth Hill

Evelyn Boardman
Ruth Chinitz
Myra Coffin
Sylvia D'lugasch

Ruth Brank
Eileen O'Daniel

Alpha

OFFICERS

. Ruth Hill
Frances Robinson

Anne Andrew
Sylvia D'lugasch

Grace Parker
Dorothy Kelley

MEMBERS

1930
Ottilie Hutchinson
Margaret Johnson
Aeleen Kelly
Margaret Kremers
Florence Lamar
Vera Mintz
Helen Noyes
Mary Parker

1931
Isadore Hatch
Esther Jones
Dorothy Kelley
Martha Knapp

1932
Ann Parker

Second Semester
Anne Robinson
Isabel Stearns
Sarah Prescott
Esther Jones
Mary Williams
Katharine Stapleton

Sarah Prescott
Edda Renouf
Anne Robinson
Frances Robinson
Alice Rugen
Elizabeth Shaw
Helen Teagle
Betsey Tilden

Grace Parker
Isabel Stearns
Mary Williams
Anne Woodcock

Elizabeth Parker
Katharine Stapleton

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First Semester

President
Vice-President
Senior Executive
Junior Executive
Secretary
Treasurer

OFFICERS

. Ella Hume
Sallie Simons

AlLENE SLOCOVITCH

. Mary Chase

. Martha Stanley

. Mary Nixon

Eleanor Atterbury
Katrina Cooley
Priscilla Fairchild
Virginia Gerould
Barbara Hall
Nancy Hamilton
Christine Hammond
Jeannette Harris

Martha Blake
Mary Chase
Gertrude Droshnicop
Harriet Gilfillan
Elilie Heilprin

Rosemary Denniston
Julia Heiman

MEMBERS

1930
Catherine Heald
Catherine Huber
Ella Hume
Marian Martin
Mary Nixon
June Offinger
Nancy Parker
Mary Peterson

1931
Mary Elizabeth Jones
Katherine Lackey
Lorna Macdonnell
Elizabeth Neebe
Elizabeth Perkins

1932
Eloise Johnson

Second Semester
Mary Nixon
Mary Chase

Eloise Johnson
Lorna Macdonnell

Katharine Riley
Katharine Sanders
Sallie Simons
Ailene Slocovitch
Jane Stewart
Lucia Weimer
Elizabeth Wheeler
Hermion Wheaton

Marian Rice
Martha Stanley
Frances van Marle

Elaine Towne
Aline Wechsler

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OFFICERS

MEMBERS

1930

Helen Black

Dorothy Griffiths
1931

Catherine Heald

Isabella Athey

Grace Laub

Katherine Sears

Charlotte De Witt

Grace Mitchell
Virginia Rowland

1932

Isabel Stearns

May Kenig
1

Graduate Student
Dorothy Rhoades

Helen Simpson

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OFFICERS

Claire Riley . .
Katharine Sears

President
Secretary-Treasurer

Marjorie Ames
Helen Black
Dorothy Griffiths
Marion Hockridge

Helen Dawe
Hope Dudgeon
Mary Harrop
Doris Humphrey
Margaret Jess

Helena Leonards

MEMBERS

1930

1931

1932

Graduate Student
Dorothy Rhoades

Margaret Kiernan
Ann Marsh
Claire Riley
Helen Sanderson

Lorna Macdonnell
Helen Merritt
Elizabeth Perkins
Grace Ridgeley
Katharine Sears

Mary Louise Walsh

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Evelyn Robert, 1930
Claire Thomas, 1930
Elizabeth Cobb, 1932
Frances Hinckley, 1

Martha Benedict
Frances Benson
Helen Bisbing
Helen Black
Isabel Blandford
concetta bonomo
Dorothy Brooks
Ruth Burford
Naneen Burnap
Alice Carson
Grace Cheney
Leonora Cohen
Fanny Curtis
Frances Doolittle

Barbara Chandler
Helen Connolly
Barbara Dean

Barbara Best

Florence Bragdon
Ellen Day
Dora Donaldson

931

President

Vice-President

Treasurer

Secretary

Class
Jean Elcas
Jane P. Fowler
Margaret Goodlatte
Suzanne Greist
Adelaide Hall
Nancy Hamilton
Sarah Harrison
Marion Hockridge
Lois Hoover
Beatrice Howell
Coral St. Jacques
Selma Jones
Allefn Kelly
Betty Klinefelter

Class
Harriet Loutrel
Eleanor Mathesius
Mary Mattison

Class
Helen Davis
VIiriam Emerson

of 1930
Margaret Kremers
Marjorie Lawson
Esther Leavitt
Mary Libby
Elinor Lusk
Janet Mahony
Frances Manley
Marion Martin
Rachel Neely
Katherine Newell
Florence Northrop
Htlen Noyes
Sally' O'Brien
Mary Osborn
of 1931
Margaret Moss
Katherine Scranton
Leila Sebring
of 1932
Ruth Karpinski
Ann Parker

Juniors in Prance who arc already Members of the
Mildred Durand Louise Pendry-

Jane Kidston Louise Ramsayer

Jane McKelvey Edith Reich

Graduate Student
Irene Daignault

Barbara Pate
Frances Perry
Eleanor Reed
Edda Renouf
Carol Ri eg elm an
Martha Richey
Si lma Rosenthal
Mildred Rubin
Brooksie Smith
Elena Sbrega
Ethel Strock
Fanny Unger
Mary Young
Tsoghik Zarifian

Helen Talbot
Anna Woodcock

Alicia Skinner

Club
Virginia Scott
Jean Watts

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OFFICERS

HlLDEGARD K.RAMME ....

President

Barbara Banning ....

Secretary

Janice Katz .....

MEMBERS
1930

Treasurer

Barbara Banning

Marjorie Lawson

Gketchen Behrincer

Norma Leas

Esther Glanz

Agnes Lyall

Ruth Griffenhagen

Mary MacLean

Jane Heap

Gertrude Salaway

Regina Held

Sylvea Shapleigh

Betty Jane Hellebush

Barbara Son

Hildegard Kramme

1931

Gertrude Kopp

Ruth Alpert

Janice Katz

Betty Baum

Eleanor Mathesius

Marjorie Goldstein

Elizabeth Neebe

Louise Graupner

Ruth Perry

Bernadette Hugo

1932

Irma Visscher

Pauline Baerwald

Nina Lowenstein

Muriel Fleischman
1

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Marcia Maylott

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OFFICERS

Beatrice Jackson President

Claire Thomas Vice-President

{Catherine Parker Secretary

Barbara Hawes ............. Treasurer

MEMBERS

1930

Dorothea Bolton Beatrice Jackson

Helen Dickerman Mary MacLean

Mae Frankel Florence Meeker

Patricia Goodwillie Helen Norton

Adelaide Hall Rachel Perry

Virginia Harrison Claire Thomas
Elizabeth Hellebush

1931

Elizabeth Barry Elizabeth Paffard

Helen Connolly Katherine Parker

Charlotte Kidd Katherine Scranton

Jane Kidston Elizabeth Ryder

Frances Lo Bello Mary Walcott

Mary Mattison Elizabeth Wheeler
Phoebe Nichols

1932

Barbara Hawes Elizabeth Parker

Frances Lovering Randall Williams

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OFFICERS

Margaret Hankins President

Elise Hoster Vice-President

Cornelia Heile Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

1930

Elsie Altfeld Helen Kelly

Katherine Avery Rachel Neely

Barbara Banning Nancy Parker

Helen Brown Jane Penny

Silvia Goldman Frances True
Elise Hoster

1931

Martha Bloom Carolyn Newcomb

Mary Dorr Elizabeth Rogers

Margaret Hankins Jane Rush

Jane Hawkes Ruth Scannell

Cornelia Heile Esther Tow

1932

Lillian Balboni Virginia Duvis

Eileen Creevy Shirley Swift

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OFFICERS

Vera Mintz • • President

Lucy Groat Secretary

Marjorie Plumb Treasurer

Edwina Macomber Historian

MEMBERS

1930

Gladys Bolton Vera Mintz

Adelaide Bull Augusta Morse

Frances Dowie Rosamund Peirce

Lucy Groat Helen Price

Irene Koerber Udell Redmond

Marjorie Lawson Eva Sisson

Edwina Macomber Elizabeth Whittemore

1931

Dorothy Adams Elizabeth Neebe

Catherine Crook Marjorie Plumb

Charlotte De Witt Helen Potter

Jennette Hitchcock Marjorie Smith

Frances Lynch Bertha Stearns

Pauline Moor Louise Swain
Jane Worcester

Graduate Student
Helen Wright

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TELESCOPlOn

OFFICERS

Emmy Lou Culbertson
Carol Smith

President
Secretary and Treasurer

MEMBERS
1930

Helen Barthel
Mildred Brown
Emmy Lou Culbertson
Helen Dickerman
Alma Dunning

Alice Eberly

1931

Elizabeth Bunce
Mary Folsom
Betty Fowler
Helen Lee

Margaret Holmes

1932

Ele\nor Watters

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Suzanne Greist
Augusta Morse
Rachel Neeley
Betty Olney
isabelle stebbins

Norma Lies
Virginia Rowland
Carol Smith
Virginia Wing

Margaret McIntosh

OFFICERS

MEMBERS

1930

Mildred Brown

Edwina Macomber

Adelaide Bull

Vera Mintz

Elizabeth Cady

Augusta Morse

Alice Davis

Marian Ofner

Lucy Groat

Eva Sisson

Dorothy Hayes

1931

Elizabeth Whittemore

Barbara Bennett

Helen Porter

Catherine Cook

Miriam Schwinn

Catherine Crook

Bertha Stearns

Ethel Farrington

Louise Swain

Grace Mitchell

Frances Tepper

Grace Parker

Elizabeth Wales

Elizabeth Perkins

Virginia Wing
1932

Emily Williams

Harriet Carlsen

Barbara Giles

Eleanor Eaton

Eleanor Reid

Doris Eddy

Jeanne Ward

Marie Elmer

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Elizabeth Young

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OFFICERS

Irene Koerber President

Mary Salmon Secretary

Miriam Schwinn Treasurer

MEMBERS
1930

Ruth Belden Eleanor Hicken

Gladys Bolton Edith Kline

Frances Dowie Irene Koerber

Harriet Geer Harriet Pickens

Julia Gieschi Mary Salmon

Fanny Uncer

1931

Evelyn Boardman Winifred Randall

Jennette Hitchcock Miriam Schwinn

Eleanor Mathesius Ann Sutton

Elva Minuse Charlotte Woodruff
Jane Worcester

OFFICERS

Jocelyn Crane President

Elizabeth Copeland Vice-President

Elizabeth Blossom Treasurer

Virginia Fowler Secretary

MEMBERS
1930

Elizabeth Blossom Eleanor Hicken Mildred Kaufman

Mary Bradley Martha Denny Elizabeth Kingsbury

Zyra Brody Stella Eskin Edith Kline

Elizabeth Copeland Ruth Farrington Margaret Mount

Jocelyn Crane Virginia Fowler Frances Porch

Dorothy Davis Harriet Gear Mary Salmon

Constance Davison Julia Gieschi Elizabeth Temple

Janet Gordon Frances True

1931

Elizabeth Belden Jennette Hitchcock Lisette Perronius

Laura Bent Myra Johnson Mary Ruby

Esther Brewer Harriet Jones Miriam Schwinn

Hilah Bryan Phoebe Jordan Carol Smith

Doris Creighton Katherine Kelsey Isabel Stearns

Mary Davis Harriet Loutrel Eleanor Weeks

Dorothy Dreikam Mabelita McLane Mary Youngman

Evelyn Goodale Elizabeth Paffard Sarah Youngman

Graduate Students

Loretta Donovan Mary Steele Helen Cheney

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OFFICERS

Ella-Kate Wemple President

Marjorie Best Treasurer

Elizabeth Merriman Secretary

MEMBERS

1930
Marjorie Best Martha Dewey

Jocelyn Crane Virginia Kirk

Constance Davison Elizabeth Merriman

Ella Kate Wemple

1931
Betty Baum Helen Hunt

Martha Blake Elizabeth Olmsted

1932
Eleanor Salmon

Graduate Student
Helen Evans

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OFFICERS

Alice Palmer
Marian Ofner

President
Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

1930

Susan Albright

Marian Ofner

Elsie Altfeld

Elizabeth Olney

Marjorie Bache

Alice Palmer

Mildred Brown

Paula Patch

A. E. Browning

Isabel Phillips

Christine Hammond

Doris Reynolds

Katherine Klein

Helen Sanderson

Marjorie Koblitz

Phyllis Strong

Gertrude Kopp

Marjorie Tyler

Minnie Lesnow

Charlotte Weil

Elizabeth Myers

1931

Julia Wilcox

Dorcas Carland

Margaret Moss

Helen Dawe

Jeanne Parker

Eleanor Jack

Clara Taft

Mary Nancy McKeen
1

Graduate Student
Elsa Siipola

Mary Vette

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OFFICERS

Cicely Kershaw President

Gwendolyn Grant Vice-President

M. M. Howell Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

Elizabeth Atkins
Barbara Banning
Isabel Beer
Christine Chace
Mary Clough
Nancy Dabney
Jane Deal
Caroline Dunbar
Jeanne Gephart
Sylvia Goldman
Gwendolyn Grant
Elizabeth Grim
Rosalie Hammond
Natalie Hencken
M. M. Howell
Elizabeth Howland
Ruth Hunt

Dorothy Jordan
Gretchen Kaffenburgh
Cicely Kershaw
Helen Knox
Marjorie Koblitz
Louise Loewe
Rebecca Martin
Mary Mason
Alice O'Connor
Jane Revere
Elizabeth Roberts
Charlotte Rutty
Elizabeth Temple
Doris Weaver
Charlotte Weil
Claire Wolff

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OFFICERS

Vice-President

Mary Barker ....

Secretary

TSOGHIK ZARIFIAN

MEMBERS

1930

Treasurer

Mary Barker

Elise Hoster

Elizabeth Cady

Clara Johnson

Leonora Cohen

Selma Jones

Sylvia Cohen

Sallie Simons

Frances Doolittle

Jane Stewart

Jane Heap

1931

TsOGHIK ZARIFIAN

Elizabeth Cross

Eileen Rafferty

Helen Kirkpatrick

Isabel Stearns

Marion Lissberger
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OFFICERS

Leonora Cohen President

Ruth Berliss Vice-President and Treasurer

Martha Stanley Secretary

Faculty Advisors

Mr. Arvin Mr. Faulkner Mr. Orton

Mr. Curti Mr. Harlow

MEMBERS

1930

Leonora Cohen Esther Glanz Florence Northrop

Sylvia Cohen Elizabeth Kingsbury Evelyn Robert

Frances Doolittle Gertrude Kopp Selma Rosenthal

Stella Eskin Elizabeth Merriman Mildred Rubin

Charlotte Fowler Fanny Uncer

1931

Dorcas Carland Lillian Freeman Sylvia Lazarus

Florence De Haas Janice Katz Hilda Levine

Eleanor Dickey Selma Katz Martha Stanley

Helen Lasker

1932

Ruth Berliss Helen Greeff Lillian Schoenbrun

Barbara Best Julia Heiman Emily Weidman

Evelyn Desha Hazel Katz Naomi Weinberg

Eileen O'Daniel

lltl

Miss Katherine L. Richards

Executive Committee

Esther Ogden

Stella Eskin

Foreign Members

Doretea Barnes (Spain)
Ging San Chu (China)
Joan Dick (Canada)
Stella Eskin (Russia)
Molly Harrower (England)
Hildegarde Kolbe (Germany)
Paule Lantoin (France)
Hilde Lyncker (Germany)
Daisy Mattei (Porto-Rico)
Vera Mintz (Russia)
Helen Nebolsine (Russia)
Katina Papadopoulou (Turkey)
Franca van Marle (Holland)
Alice White (Canada)
Tsoghik Zarifian (Armenia)

American Members

Emma Brown
Jean Campbell
Sylvia Cohen
Fanny Curtis
Constance Davison
Mary Eaton
Helen Fiske
Hazel Katz
Katherine Lilly
Melva Lind
Eileen O'Daniel
Esther Ogden
Harriet Pickens
Katherine Riley
Helen Teagle
Elizabeth Wright

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OFFICERS

Martha Sidway President

Miss Holden ............ Vice-President

Emmy Lou Culbertson ..... Chairman of the Program Committee

Marian Rice Treasurer

Eileen O'Daniel . Secretary

MEMBERS
1930

Eleanor Atterbury Margaret Green Alida Milliken

Alice Carson Virginia Harrison Marion Nixon

Eunice Campbell Sarah Harrison Esther Ogden

Christine Chase Elizabeth Hamlin Carol Riegelman

Grace Cheney Adelaide Hayes Emeline Shaffer

Elizabeth Cox Barbara Judkins Martha Sidway

Emmy Lou Culbertson Janet Kates Ailene Slocovich

Fanny Curtis Cicely Kershaw Jean Smart

Mary Eaton Elizabeth Kingsbury Barbara Son

Stella Eskin Janet Mahony Helen Teagle

Helen Fiske Mary McLean Claire Thomas

1931

Elizabeth Bunce Cornelia Heile Louise Stoffregen

Eleanor Cross Mary Mattison Martha Stanley

Esther Glauz Elizabeth Paffard Caroline Woodhull

Marion Rice
1932

Barbara Best Eleanor Lamont Margaret Scott

Hazel Katz Elizabeth MacLenathen Ruth Thompson

Eileen O'Daniel

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OFFICERS

Charlotte Kidd .

Secretary

MEMBERS
1930

Mary Board

Virginia Gerould

Sally Prescott

CONCETTA BONOMO

Margaret Kremers

Katherine Saunders

Velma Clement

Ann Marsh

Marjorie Selig

Cecile Freiberg

Eugenia Mewborn

Janet Sternberg

Alice Fryberger

Vera Mintz
Nancy Parker

1931

Pauline Ward

Evelyn Boardman

Katharine Daniels

Grace Parker

Charlotte Kidd

Ruth Mitchell

Special Student
Edith Proce

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OFFICERS

Lois Hoover, 1930 President

Carol Riegelman, 1930 . Curator

Christine Chace, 1930 Secretary-treasurer

MEMBERS

1930

1931

Katrina Cooley

Joy Kimball

Fanny Curtis

Harriet Loutrel

Mary Nixon

Katherine Park

Katharine Sanders

Martha Stanley

Marion Scranton

Caroline Woodhull

Emeline Shaffer

Emily White

BLUE PENCIL

OFFICERS

President

Secretary

MEMBERS

1931

Mary Chase

Martha Knapp

Harriet Gilfillan

Katherine Lackey

Dorothy Kelley

Elizabeth Perkins

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OFFICER
Sallie Simons President

MEMBERS

Anne Andrew
Nancy Parker
Anne Robinson

Elizabeth Shaw
Sallie Simons
Martha Wood

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OFFICERS

Jeannette Harris President

Margaret Riggs Program Chairman

Mary Louise Williams Secretary-Treasurer

Active Members Associate Members

1930 Esther Beard G.S.

Margaret Farrington Dorothy Beeley G.S.

Jeannette Harris Dorothy Fay G.S.
Margaret Riggs
Rita de Voe 1930

Ruth Hill
1931 Mary Parker

Mary Louise Williams

1930

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Ruth Belden
Esther Chilson
Dorothea Daly

Ethel Astmann
Lucille Fine
Esther Jones
Mildred Kroli.

Mary Byrne
Marion Emerson
Flora Erikson

Susanna Bennett
Dorothy Council
Irene Dakin
Dorothy Frandsen
Jacqueline Griffiths
Mary Harlow
Nellie Harrington

MEMBERS

1930
Dorothy Deane
Norma Leas
Helen Price

1931
Mable La Montagne
Frances Lo Bello
Marjorie Plumb

1932
Carolyn Goodwin
Dora Heon
Miriam Levin

1933
Rhea Hebert
Florence Henry
Virginia Koerber
Roslyn La Montagne
Daisy Mattei
Edna Morris
Helen O'Brien

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Evelyn Robert
Coral St. Jacques

Hulda Rees
Ruth Scannell
Ruth Warner
Dorothy Whitney

Priscilla Richards
Louise Warner
Eleanor Warnock

Eleanor O'Connor
Margaret Pease
Gertrude Purseglove
Mary Titus
Margaret Wade
Mae Zakszewski
Elizabeth Zschiesche

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Granddaughters in the Class of 1930

Susan Albright
Mary Alexander
Mary Barker
Frances Bascom
Martha Benedict
Marjorie Best
Mary Bradley
Dorothy Brooks
Elizabeth Campbell
Christine Chace
Grace Cheney
Mary Clough
Elizabeth Copeland
Eleanor Dodge
Alma Dunning
Ruth Farrington

Clarissa Fisk
Janet Gordon
Ruth Griffenhagen
Adelaide Hall
Ruth Hill
Beatrice Howell
Elizabeth Howland
Jane Loomis
Helen MacKenzie
Eugenia Mewborn
Alida Milliken
Elinor Morris
Rachel Neely
Katharine Newell
Nancy Parker
Paula Patch

Nathalie Penrose
Frances Perry
Elsie Phares
Eleanor Pier
Carol Riegelman
Lydia Ross
Elizabeth Sherman
Jane Stewart
Helen Teagle
Dorothy Walker
Emily White
Charlotte Wickwire

ex- 1930
Susan Hopkins

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Athletic Association Board

OFFICERS

{•Catherine Park, 1931 . President
Fanny Curtis, 1930 Vice-President

Margaret Adams, 1932 . Secretary
Eleanor Eaton, 1932 . Treasurer

BOARD MEMBERS

Ellen Batchelor, 1930
Barbara Bennett, 1931
Harriet Pickens, 1930
Rebecca Howells, 1930
Eileen Selkirk, 1930
Ann Parker, 1932 .
Alice Walker, 1931 .
Helen Brown, 1930
Elizabeth Belden, 1931
Dorothy Dickinson, 1930
Jane Stewart, 1930 .
Lorna Macdonnell, 1931
Alice Dunning, 1931
Marian McInnis, 1931
Virginia Rugh, 1932
Grace Parker, 1931 .

Archery

Baseball

Basketball

Bowling

. Crew

Dancing

Hoc\ey

Outing Club

Riding

Soccer

Swimming

Tennis

. Trac\

Boat House Manager

Assistant Manager

Publicity

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Outing Club

Helen Brown Chairman

Ruth Belden
Helen Thacher

Margaret Adams

Lilian Balboni
Barbara Beck
Jean Fischer

1930

Gretchen Behrincer

1931

Mary Parke

1932

Dorothy Reynolds

Mildred Brown
Eugenia Wade

Elizabeth Belden

Margaret Holmes
Betsy Knapp
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"S" Pins

1930

Penelope Crane
Shirley Eddy

Harriet Pickens
Emeline Shaffer

Awarded in 1929
Fanny Curtis Janet Mahony

1931

LORNA MACDONNELL

Katherine Park

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Smith Blazers

1930
Margaret Barclay
Fanny Curtis
Janet Mahony
Harriet Pickens
Emeline Shaffer
Jane Stewart

1931
Katherine Park

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All-Smith Hockey Team

Margaret Barclay, 1930
Harriette Barnard, 1932
Fanny Curtis, 1930
Marie Fensterer, 1931
Janet Mahony, 1930
Mary Mason, 1930
Susan Miller, 1932
Marion McInnes, 1931
Emeline Shaffer, 1930
Dorothy Shore, 1932
Margaret Woods, 1932

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Hockey Teams

1930 TEAM
Janet Mahony, Captain
Margaret Barclay Sarah Furst

Fanny Curtis
Cordelia Dumaine
Shirley Eddy
Frances Furst

Haideen Henderson
Mary Mason
Em i line Shaffer
Rosamond Walden

1931 TEAM
Marion McInnes, Captain

Katherine Daniels Margaret Moulding

Marie Fensterer Elizabeth Peirce

Katherine Kelsey Katherine Scovelle

Katherine Lannin Alice Walker

Mary Mattison Jean Wegener

1932 TEAM
Dorothy Shore, Captain
Harriette Barnard Mary Mahony
Lydia Chittenden
Eleanor Eaton
Susan Edwards
Helen Frost

Susan Miller

VlRCINIA RUGH

Elizabeth Underhill
Margaret Woods

1933 TEAM
Katherine Wiener, Captain

Nancy Boothby
Margaret Edwards
Edith Eustis
Elizabeth Grant
Kate Greene

Marguerite Haynes
Katherine Keenly
Catherine Lewerth
Eileen McGrath
Eva Morrison

Ruth Wood

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All-Smith Soccer Team

Esther Brewer, 1931
Edith Cramer, 1932
Dorothy Dickinson, 1930
Marcia Estabrook, 1932
Lorna Macdonnell, 1931

Antoinette Ockert, 1930
Elizabeth Olmsted, 1931
Isabel Parker, 1932
Carol Smith, 1931
Ruth Watrous, 1930

Charlotte Woodruff, 1931

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Soccer Teams

1930 TEAM

Helen Brown
Dorothy Dickinson
Sylvia Goldman
Adelaide Hall
Mary Maude Howell Ruth Watrous
Charlotte Weil

Marjorii, Koblitz
Antoinette Ockert
R. Mary Parker
Eileen Selkirk

1931 TEAM

Esther Brewer
Eleanor Dickey
Hope Dudgeon
Phoebe Jordan

lorna macdonnell

Elizabeth Olmsted
Katherine Park
Harriet Pine
Carol Smith
Helen Ward

Charlotte Woodruff

1932 TEAM

Lilian Balboni
Barbara Beck
Julia Bulman
Edith Cramer
Marcia Estabrook
Lucia

Jane Evans

Muriel FitzGibbon
Cecile Katz
Eleanor Lamont
Isabel Parker
Woodworth

1933 TEAM

Jean Armstronc
Jane Babcock
Jean Babcock
Frances Cobb
Eleanor Eacan

Lenore Goldman
Margaret Gordon
Barbara Howard
Dorothy Moot
Jean Rumsey

Elizabeth Wilcox

1930

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All-Smith Basketball Team

Lydia Chittenden, 1932
Janice Currick, 1930
Fanny Curtis, 1930
Barbara Dean, 1931
Shirley Eddy, 1930
Marie Fensterer, 1931
Janet Mahony, 1930
Katherine Park, 1931
Harriet Pickens, 1930

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Basketball Teams

1931 TEAM
Barbara Dean, Captain
Marie Fensterer Carol Smith

Marion McInnes
(Catherine Park
Lucille Price

Adeline Spielberg
Sarah Thacher
Charlotte Woodruie

1933 TEAM

Elinor Fosdick, Captain

Jean Armstrong Catherine Lewerth

Marjorie MacDonald

Frances Beck
Mary Brown
Elizabeth Kopf

Mary Payson
{Catherine Wiener

1930 TEAM
Shirley Eddy, Captain
Barbara Banninc Mary Mason

Janice Currick
Fanny Curtis
Janet Mahony

Harriet Pickens
Dora Sanders
Sally Simons

1932 TEAM

Eleanor Eaton, Captain

Elizabeth Bell Aurelia Plumly

Lydia Chittenden Virginia Rugii

Ariel Davis Dorothy Shore

Susan Edwards Frances Smith

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All-Smith Swimming Team

Margaret Adams, 1932
Agnes Bercer, 1931
Sylvia Goldman, 1930
Adelaide Hall, 1930
Edith Keeler, 1932
Lorna Macdonnell, 1931
Ruth Meany, 1932
Frances Rich, 1931
Jane Stewart, 1930

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Swimming Teams

^ sue

tit -m

1930

Adelaide Hall, Captain

Elizabeth Bull Adelaide Hayes

Elizabeth Copeland Ruth Hunt
Sylvia Goldman Jane Stewart

Suzanne Greist Pauline Ward

Elizabeth Wright

1931

Frances Rich, Captain

Barbara Bennett Mary Garrison
Agnes Berger Lorna Macdonnell

Barbara Chandler Mabelita McLane
Mercedes Moore

1933

Elizabeth Reed, Captain

Margaret Beach Rose Page

Jane Ferris Sally Stewart

Marguerite Holbrook Jean Woodman

1932

Isabelle Parker, Captain

Margaret Adams Edith Keeler

Marcella Breidster Ruth Meany
Elizabeth French Mary Porter
Marian Roberts

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Life Guards

Adelaide Hayes, Captain

1930
Barbara Banning
Margaret Barclay
Elizabeth Bull
Elizabeth Copeland
Fanny Curtis
Shirley Eddy

Elizabeth Wright

Alice Fryberger
Sylvia Goldman
Suzanne Greist
Adelaide Hayes
Janet Mahony
Helen Sanderson

Elizabeth Adams
Agnes Berger
Roberta Connolley
Helen Kirkpatrick

1931

Helen Ward

Lorna Macdonnell
Mabelita McLane
Elizabeth Paffard
Carol Smith

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The Dance Group

The Dance Group is composed of students interested in the study of advanced tech-
nique and original composition. Opportunity is given for staging and directing dancing.

Ann Parker, 1932 Chairman

{■Catherine Avery, 1930 ......... Assistant Chairman

Katherine Avery
Ruth Eicks

Mary Elmer
Louise Fentress
Harriet Jones

Doris Eddy
Julia Heiman
Marie Holslag

1930

Isabel Smith

1931

1932

Eleanor Reed
Martha Richey

Dorothy Kelley
Gladys Mase
Katherine Parker

Ann Parker
Adele Urbach
Eleanor Studley

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Tennis

SPRING, 1929

All-Smith Team

Katrina Cooley, 1930
Fanny Curtis, 1930
Katherine Park, 1931
Louise Pendry, 1931

Fanny Curtis

1930 TEAM

Katrina Cooley
Margaret Barclay

Janet Mahony

Louise Pendry

1931 TEAM

Katherine Park
Lorna Macdonnell

Katherine Daniels

Mary Watson

1932 TEAM

Margaret Adams
Evelyn Ames

Harriette Barnard

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Archery

ALL-SMITH ARCHERY TEAM

1930
Ellen Batchelor
Helen Bisbing
Ruth Ferris

Ruth Ferris, 1930
Ellen Batchelor, 1930
Helen Bisbing, 1930

1931
Alice Farwell
May Robinson
Emily Williams

1932
Mary Frances Crosby
Martha Dickinson
Elizabeth Plummer

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Crew

SPRING, 1929

1930 CREWS

Virginia Marshall, Cox
Frances Herendeen, Strode
Arline Genthner, Two
Frances Hutchison, Three
A. Jane Lowes, Bow

III

Brooksie Smith, Cox
Arlene Phillips, Strode
Ruth Eicks, Two
Rosamond Walden, Three
Margaret Taylor, Bow

Eileen Selkirk, Cox
Elizabeth Hamlin, Strode
Jane Heap, Two
Mary Buell, Three
Amelia Canning, Bow

Elise Phares, Cox
Sylvia Cohen, Stroke
Margaret Mount, Two
Jeannette Harris, Three
Sylvia Goldman, Bow

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Dramatic Association Council

Nancy Hamilton, 1930 Producing Director

Katherine Riley, 1930 Business Manager

Emily White, 1930 Stage Manager

Virginia Gerould, 1930 Chairman of Scenery

Janet Sternberg, 1930 ........ Chairman of Costumes

Marjorie Best, 1930 Chairman of Properties

Helen Kelly, 1930 ......... Chairman of Lighting

Mary Elizabeth Jonas, 1931 Chairman of Publicity

Alice Fryberger, 1930 Chairman of Ma\e-up

Myra Coffin, 1931 Chairman of Music

Celeste Proctor, 1931 Secretary

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Commencement Dramatics Committee

Margaret Johnson
Laurence Stapleton, 1932
Eloise Johnson, 1932
Emily White
Adelaide Hayes
Ellen Batchelor
Alice Fryberger
Concetta Bonomo
Frances True .

General Chairman

. Assistant Chairman

. Stage Manager

Business Manager

Publicity

Costumes and Ma\e-up

Scenery

. Properties

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Dramatics

Most, important of this year's events was the Fall production of the Dramatic Associa-
tion, a revival of Strauss' operetta, "The Chocolate Soldier." Nancy Hamilton, as Lieuten-
ant Bumerli, more than adequately proved that the director should be allowed to act, as
well as direct, if she is Nancy Hamilton. E. J. Parker's singing as Nadina was a joy that
will long be remembered; Eleanor Lamont as Alexius, Lois Hoover as Mascha, and Lorna
Macdonnell as the mother, all contributed excellent performances. The verve and spirit
of the chorus, the sets, skilfully executed by Virginia Gerould, and an especially lovely
dance by Eleanor Atterbury and Esther Peck, resulted in a well rounded and delightful
production.

Workshop, in its Fall production, afforded the college an opportunity to see Lord
Dunsany's allegory, "The Flight of the Queen," produced for the first time on any stage.
The fact that Dunsany had not intended the play for actual production was, we take pride
in saying, no deterrent to the ardor and industry of Mr. Eliot's students. The resultant
ambitious attempt at staging was admirable in spirit, if not in form. Julia Heiman was
excellent as the bero, and praise is also due the performance of Doris Freile as the Queen,
and Gertrude Droshnicop as her hand-maid.

This play was preceded by Maeterlinck's symbolic playlet, "The Intruder." Here, as
elsewhere, Maeterlinck makes better reading than acting, but the production, although of
necessity slow, was successful in capturing the haunting, dreamlike quality of the play
itself. Much of this success should be attributed to the gray-toned lighting, the set, with
its high arched window, and the effectiveness of a film of gauze hanging between audi-
ence and actors.

The customary performance of Miss Burnett's Dance Group was outstanding this
year, and the mastery of individual technique shown by the dancers was extraordinary,
considering the fact that they are able to devote only an hour a week to this work. Ann
Parker's performance was particularly finished. "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," with music
by Dukas, was presented for the first time, a fact which added to the prestige of the Dance
Group. From first to last, both costumes and sets were admirably done, the former by the
students of Mr. Larkin's class, Art 314, and the latter by Vera Mintz and Concetta Bono-
mo. The lighting in the "Air for the G String" was most effective. The performance as
a whole was well worked out, and reflected great credit on Miss Burnett.

In February, we had the pleasure of witnessing a production of "The Beggar on
Horsebac\" presented by the Northampton Players, on the stage at Students' Building.
We are always interested in the Northampton Players, and this time our interest was
increased by the fact that Mr. Raymond Putman of the Music Department played the
leading part, while Mrs. Larkin and Miss Burnett were in the pantomime in the second
act. Mr. Putman gave a smooth and convincing interpretation of the harassed young
composer, and Mrs. Larkin, as the Weekly said, played the part of the Princess with "rav-
ishing coquetry." Miss Burnett was delightful as the tiring woman. With the usual
happy result Mr. Larkin had charge of sets and costuming, and the ingenious expression-
ism of the scenery aided not a little in bringing out the extremely modernistic theme of
the play.

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Photographs by Stahlhcrg

An interesting contrast was found in the two productions, "Apache" and "The Player
Queen," by the Theatre Workshop, presented on March 12, in Students' Building. Two
very different themes, treated in totally different ways, gave variety to the program.

The first play, "Apache," by Charles Mere, a "shudder drama" from the Gioud Guig-
nol, directed by Sonya Muraven, 1931, and acted by Miriam Ramer, 1933, and Professor
Rene Guiet, was very effective. Professor Guiet interpreted the sinister, under-world
"prince" with an ominous restraint, which developed slowly and subtly, until he burst into
the mad ferocity of the notorious criminal.

The second performance, "The Player Queen," by William Butler Yeats, produced by
Helen Noyes, 1930, was, on the other hand, a fantasy of the usual "far-away princess in a
tower" type. The best member of the cast was Julia Heiman, 1932, as the Beggar Who
Brays. Valeria Burgess, 1933, as Septimus, was the very drunk, very poetic actor devoted
to a white unicorn. The Queen who preferred to be a martyr was acted with the proper
child-like simplicity by Dorothy Frandsen, 1933, and Mrs. Ruth Larkin lent her usual
verve and piquant animation to the part of Decima who preferred to be a queen.

As the Commencement play the Senior Class is producing, "The Would-Be Gentle-
man," a three-act farce freely adapted from Moliere's "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" by F.
Anstey. The play is being directed by Samuel A. Eliot Jr. and Oliver W. Larkin is super-
vising the costumes and the scenery.

The story of the play, which concerns the efforts of a merchant endeavoring to buy
his way into the nobility, and the complications which beset him, is too well known to be
told here. The cast includes Ailene Slocovich, Edda Renouf, Margaret Goodlatte, Helen
Ripley Noyes, Isabel Smith, Betsey Tilden, Eleanor Dowling, Sallie Simons, Elise Phares,
Elise Hoster, and Mary Louise Libby. The role of the would-be gentleman is being played
by Helen Huberth of the class of 1928, who graciously consented to return in order to add
one more characterization to her long list.

On the whole, staging has been the most distinctive and original part of this year's
work, but there is nowhere room for actual dissatisfaction. The true value of the year's
success may be gauged by the renewed interest in dramatics, and the eager anticipation of
what the next year may bring forth.

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The Year Book Board

Margaret Barclay Editor-in-Chief

Anne Robinson ............ Assistant Editor

Alice Palmer Business Manager

Marcaret Kremers Art Editor

Frances Robinson Literary Editor

Fanny Curtis Board Picture Editor

Elizabeth Lott ........... Senior Picture Editor

Margaret Green Faculty Picture Editor

Ruth Hunt List Editor

Esther Ogden Club Editor

Haideen Henderson Snapshot Editor

Nancy Hamilton Nonsense Editor

Sally Prescott Assistant Art Editor

Nancy Parker .... Assistant Art Editor

Mary Board ........... Assistant Art Editor

Virginia Harrison ........ Assistant Business Manager

Betty Bull Assistant Business Manager

Cornelia Heile, 1931 . Assistant Business Manager

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Monthly

EDITORIAL BOARD

Editor-in-Chief
Elizabeth Shaw, 1930

Managing Editor
Sallie Simons, 1930

Boo\ Review Editor
Priscilla Fairchild, 1930

Elizabeth Wheeler, 1930
Patty Wood, 1930

Mary Chase, 1931
Elizabeth Perkins, 1931

Art Editor
Nancy Parker, 1930

Business Manager
Esther Tow, 1930

BUSINESS STAFF

Advertising Manager
Agnes Lyall, 1930

Circulation Manager
Anna Dabney, 1930

Eleanor Mathesius, 1931
Eleanor Church, 1932
Ariel Davis, 1932

Betty Bawan, 1931
Margaret Moulding, 1931
Anne Broadus, 1932

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Weekly Board

Editor-in-Chief
Ellen Batchelor, 1930

Associate Editor
Charlotte Fowler, 1930

News Editor
Mary Byrne Edwards, 1930

Julia Bensdorf, 1930
Ruth Alpern, 1932
Margaret Blake, 1932

Literary Editor
Jane Stewart, 1930

Assistants
Dorothy Buchanan, 1930
Rosemary Denniston, 1932

Pictorial Editor
Margaret Blunt, 1931

Art

Dramatics

Music

Assistant

French Correspondent

News Staff
Virginia Eyerly, 1932
Sylvia Goldman, 1930
Anna Harney, 1930
Elizabeth Temple, 1930

Assistants
Elizabeth Bull, 1930
Margaret White, 1931

Managing Editor
Jane Sherman, 1931

Junior Editor
Grace Greene, 1931

Critics
Gertude Cohen, 1931
Tsoghik Zarifian, 1930
Nancy Okie, 1930
Helen Fiske, 1930
Eleanor Weeks, 1931

BUSINESS STAFF

Manager Helen Bisbing, 1930

Assistant Edwina Macomber, 1930

Advertising Manager Alice Palmer, 1930

. tssistant

Circulation Manager
Assistants

Jesse Tierney, 1931
Jessica Towers, 1932
Roberta Webb, 1932

Assistants
Jean Berry, 1931
Eugenia Bovev, 1932
Mary Dorr, 1931
Elizabeth Elmore, 193.
Andrea Ferguson, 1932
Jean Kelso, 1931

Nancy Moir, 1930
Dora Sanders, 1930

Helen Thum, 1932
Katherine Daniels, 1931
Rita Newmark, 1931
Ruth Berliss, 1932

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Press Board

OFFICERS

Eleanor Reed . President

Helen Kelly News Editor

Doris Weaver Associated News Editor

Elizabeth Hamlin Picture Editor

Elizabeth Butler Business Manager

Christine Hammond Senior Executive

Elise Sieker Secretary

Eileen Selkirk Librarian

MEMBERS

1930

Elsie Altfeld Dorothy Hayes Rachel Perry

Annie Eunice Browning Elizabeth Jackson Eleanor Reed

Myra Ferguson Helen Kelly Frances Robinson

Ruth Griffenhagf.n Violet Lampe Helen Sanderson

Elizabeth Hamlin Ruth Millar Eileen Selkirk

Christine Hammond Nancy Moir Doris Weaver

Helen Hartman Jane Penny Lucia Weimer

1931

Margaret Adams Lucille Fine Elizabeth A. Olmsted

Mary Apgar Marion Gifford Marion Rice

Elizabeth Butler Vivian Greenberg Isabel Stearns

Eleanor Dickey Katherine Miller Dorothy Whitney

Grace Mitchell

1932

Barbara Beck Betsy Knapp Tabitha Petran

Helen Calvocaressi Abigail Lee Virginia Rugh

Janet Claflin Agnes McLean Elise Sieker

Helen Davis Maren Morrison Peggy Strasser

Helen Hopkins Marjorie Neuhof Lilla Train

Dorothy Holden Millicent Ward

1930

Alleen Kelly
Shirley Eddy

Campus Cat Board

. Editor in Chief
Business Manager

Eleanor Atterbury
Helen Hebbard

Senior Editors

Nancy Hamilton
Haideen Henderson
Helen Noyes

Ella Hume
Betsey Tilden

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Symphony Orchestra

OFFICERS

1930
Eloise Cheney

Horn

1932
Mary Tibbets

Miss Rebecca W. Holmes
R. Mary Parker
Miriam Levin

HlLDEGARDE K.OLBE

Ruth Hill

Director

Leader of First Violins

Leader of Second Violins

. Leader of Violas

Leader of Viol once Hi

Elizabeth Dow
Ottilie Hutchixso.

Isadore Hatch

Miriam Levin

MEMBERS

Violins
1930

Dorothy Marble
I R. Mary Parker

1931

Franca van Marle

1932

Hilda Richardson

1933

Virginia Clark

Dorothy Meigs

Elizabeth Glogau

Ann Pitts

R. Mary Parker

Charlotte Horman

Anne

Graduate Students

Charlotte Righeimer

ScOFIELD

Dorothy Beeley

Violas

Dorothy Fay

1931

1933

Harriet Frank

Graduate Students

Helen Brown

Esther Beard

Violoneelh

HlLDEGARDE KoLBL

1930

1932

Ruth Hill

Julia Brodt

Flutes

1931

Jean Campbell

Marian- Roberts

1932

Florence MacDonald

Tympani

1932

Lota Curtiss

The orchestra is assisted by Mrs. Brandcgce, Mrs. Estaver, Evelyn Brownell, Elsa Parshley, Miss
DeRonde, Miss Rogers, Mr. Guiet, Mr. Bixler, Mr. Finney, Mr. Parshley and Thomas Parshley.

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Ann Hamilton .
Jeannette Harris

Janet Beattie, '31
Helen Bisbing, '30
Margaret Brewster, '32
Caroline Brooks, '32
Elizabeth Bunce, '31
Jean Campbell, '32
Dorothy Candee, '32
Harriet Carlsen, '32
Eileen Creevey, '32
Irene Daignault, '30
Mary E. Davis, '31
Constance Davison, '30
Helen Da we, '31
Frances Dowie, '30

May Ackerman, '31
Mary Adams, '32
Mary Apgar, '31
Frances Ashworth, '30
Jean Louise Berry, '31
Margaret Blunt, '31
Grace Carlon, '32
Carolyn Chase, '32
Elizabeth Cox, '30
Dorothy Deane, '30
Elizabeth Doran, '32
Mary Dorr, '31

Glee Club

Leader
Business Manager
Dorothy Kelley

Lorna MacDonnell .
Mary Louise Williams
Treasurer

Accompanist
Assistant Accompanist

Sopranos

Eleanor Dowling, '30
Katherine Drury, '30
Hope Dudgeon, '3 1
Mary Elmer, '31
Marion Emerson, '32
Sally Fowler, '32
Marian GifTord, '31
Ruth Gould, '32
Suzanne Greist, '30
Ruth Griffenhagen, '30
Lucv Groat, '30
Elsie Haig, '32
Ann Hamilton, '30
Ruth Hard, '32

Mary Hartz, '30
Esther Jones, '31
Charlotte Kidd, '31
Lila Knight, '31
Ingeborg Lincoln, '32
Elinor Morris, '30
Katherine Newell, '30
Nancy Okie, '30
Alice Otis, '31
Elizabeth Paffard, '31
Elizabeth J. Parker, '32
Grace E. Parker, '31
Margaret Parrish, '31
Elizabeth Rogers, '31

Altos

Alice Rust, '31
Hildegarde Stevens, '32
Lois Sweet, '31
Felicia Thomas, '32
Josephine Thomas, '31
Vivian Thomas, '30
Frances True, '30
Irma Visscher, '31
Helen Ward, '31
Pauline Ward, '30
M. Margaret Wemple, '32

Ethel Farrington, '31
Louis Fentress, '31
Jeannette Harris, '30
Ellen Hess, '32
Ellen Hunt, '32
Ottilie Hutchinson, '30
Dorothy Kelley, '31
Jean Kelso, '31
Elizabeth Kingsbury, '30
Violet Lampe, '30
Lorna Macdonnell, '31
Helen MacKenzie, '30

Katherine Merrill, '32
Mary Mulligan, '32
Constance Needham, '31
Mary Nixon, '30
Mary Parke, '31
R. Mary Parker, '30
Mary Porter, '32
Constance Richardson, '32
Marian Richardson, '32
Margaret Riggs, '30
Alice Rugen, '30
Carol Smith, '31

Ann Stanley, '32
Gertrude Steere, '32
Elaine Towne, '32
Eugenia Wade., '30
Ruth Wheeler, '31
Mary Louise Williams, '31
Virginia Wing, '31
Catherine Winter, '30
Anne Woodcock, '31

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Mandolin Club

OFFICERS

LoRNA M\CDONNELL

Treasurer

MEMBERS

1930

Dorothy Gordon

Frances Manley

Dorothy Marble

Vivian Thomas

Helen Watson
1931

LoRNA MACDONNELL

1932

Elizabeth Whittemore

Barbara Bradley

Dorothy Hagar
Anne Thompson

1933

Elizabeth Palfrey

Beatrice Colby

Betty Orr

Elizabeth Orr

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Senior Choir

Frances Dowie Leader

Katherine Drury ........... A aistant header

Margaret Riggs ............ Accompanist

Mary Nixon ............. Secretary

Eugenia Wade ............. Librarian

Katherine Kimball ........... Robe Monitor

Makjorie Best
Helen Bisbing

Mary Board
Alice Carson
Rita De Voe

Sara Arbenz
Irene Daignault
Constance Davison
Alma Dunning

Frances Ashworth
Gretchen Behringer
Helen Brown
Naomi Bruce
Velma Clement

Barbara Banning
Helen Black
Esther Chilson

Elizabeth Dow
Frances Dowie
Clarissa Fisk
Suzanne Greist

First Soprano

Ann Hamilton
Mary Hartz
Lois Hoover
Ella Hume

Second Soprano

Katherine Drury Lucy Groat

Virginia Fowler Dorothy Marble

Alice Fryberger Nancy' Moir

Ruth Griefenhagen Nancy Okie

Elizabeth Cox
Dorothy Deane
Dorothy Dickinson
Myra Ferguson
Wilma Fisher

First Alto

Adelaide Hall
Jeannette Harris
Katherine Hirsh
Ottilie Hutchinson
Katherine Kimball

Second Alto
Elizabeth Kingsbury Violet Lampe

Evelyn Kelly R. Mary Parker

Hildegarde Krammi.
Elinor Morris
Frances True
Pauline Ward

Jane Penny
[ean Smart
Vivian Thomas

Helen MacKenzie
Mary Nixon
Eugenia Wade
Elizabeth Whii temore

Edith Vail
Catherine Winter

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Rachel Darling
Helen Ward
Jean Louise Berr'v
Virginia Wing .
Mary Parke
Martha Stanley
Anne Woodcock

Dorothy Arms
Janet Beattie
Acnes Berger
Elizabeth Cairns
Jean Campbell
Ruth Crabill
Rachel Darling
Mary Davis

Millicent Atkinson *
Margaret Blunt
Josephine Brooks
Elizabeth Bunce
Betty Butler*
Marian Gieford
Jennette Hitchcock

May Ackerman
Mary Frances Apgar
Barbara Bennett
Evelyn Boardman
Esther Brewer

Jean Louise Berry
Doris Creighton
Louise Fentress

Junior Choir

Helen Dawe
Hope Dudgeon
Mary Elmer
Alice Farwell
Lucille Fine
Gwendolen Germond
Dorothy Glidden
Louise Graupner

First Soprano

Sylvia Hazelton
Marjorie Hirsch
Charlotte Kidd
Joy Kimball
Grace Laub
Margaret Moulding
Sally O'Brian
Grace Parker

Second Soprano

May Hutchins *
Hilda Jacobs *
Esther Jones
Helen Kirkpatrick
Margaret Lewerth
Gladys Lackner
Nancy McKeen

Mary Dorr
Ethel Farrington
Mildred Fleet
Lillian Freeman
Dorothy Kelley

Katherine Kelsey
Jean Kelso

LORNA MaCDONNEI.L

Frances McNitt
Pauline Moor
Margaret Parrish
Elizabeth Rogers
Kathryn Rowe
Alice Rust
Lois Sweet
First Alto

Mabelita McLane
Mary Parke
Marjorie Plumb
Helen Smith *
Irma Visscher
Second Alto

Elizabeth Neebe
Constance Needham
Carol Smith

Leader
Assistant Leader
Secretary
Robe Monitor
Librarian
Accompanist
Assistant Accompanist

Elizabeth Paffard
Katherine Parker
Harriet Pine *
Lila Sebring
Franca van Marle *
Virginia Wing

Helen Ward
Dorothy Wentworth
Ruth Wheeler
Charlotte Woodruff

M vrgaret Whiti

Mary Louise Williams
Anna Woodcock

Mary Youngman

Louise Stoffregen
Emily Williams
Caroline Woodhull

Resigned

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Sophomore Choir

Elizabeth Jean Parker .............. Leader

Ingeborg Lincoln ............. Assistant Leader

Elaine Towne ............... Accompanist

Gertrude Steere ............. Assistant Accompanist

Ruth Gould ............... Secretary

Janet Claelin ............... Librarian

Marion Richardson ............. Robe Monitor

First Soprano

Ruth Alpern Miriam Emerson Virginia Klein Mary Pratt

Bettina Boardman Marcia Estabrook Elizabeth Larcom Hildegarde Stevens

Eugenia Bovey Muriel Fitzgibbon Mary Murray Mahony Shirley Swift

Caroline Brooks Marjorie Frank Elizabeth Marshall Felicia Thomas

Ruth Cannell Marcia Glidden Anna Mattern Mary Virginia Watson

Edith Cramer Ruth Gould Elizabeth Jean Parker Margaret Wemple

El i anor Edwards Ruth Hard Isabelle Parker Elizabeth Wise

Marion Emerson Lucia Woodworth

Second Soprano

Mary Adams Gwendolyn Duggan Rebecca Kennard Lillian; Schoenbrun

Dorothy Candee Elizabeth Elmore Irene Levine Elizabeth Staley

Harriet Carlsen Marjorie Estabrook Ingeborg Lincoln Nancy Stevenson

Janet Claelin Sally Fowler Charlotte Martin Joy Stilson

Eileen Creevey Gertrude Gremmels Katherine Merrill Gernda Von Briesen

Dorothy Devery Elsie Haig Mary Mullican Louise Wagner

Elizabeth Doran Katherine Harvie Dorothy Reynolds Emily Weidman

First Alto

Phebe Adams Jane Evans Linda Marcus Priscilla Richards

Helen Brown Jean Fischer Athalia Ogden Constance Richardson

Caroline Chase Margaret Holmes Mary Porter Marian Richardson

Lydia Chittenden Ellen Hunt Margaret Rankin Louise Warner

Lota Curtiss

Second Alto

Elizabeth Bell Mary Hanna Christine Leighou Gertrude Steere

Elizabeth Bratton Helen Henry Grace Piper Mary Walsh

Grace Carlon Ellen Hess Margaret Smith Carmelita Woerner

Virginia Davis Elizabeth Lee Ann Stanley

244

Freshman Choir

Elizabeth Floyd ................ Leader

Katherine Yow .............. Assistant Leader

Margaret Mather .............. Accompanist

Mary Paysan ..'......... . Assistant Accompanist

Elizabeth Reed ............... Secretary

Elinor Fosdick .............. Robe Monitor

Amy Scott ) , .,

,, w f ............. Librarians

Miriam Macomber )

First Soprano

Marian Allen Lucile Getchell Elizabeth Lee Mildred Rubin

Elizabeth Atlee Elizabeth Gamble Ruth Macduff Virginia Seiberling

Helen Bailey Margaret Hamilton Norma Morgan Louise Weimer

Elizabeth Baum Jean Hauserman Barbara Nichols Helen West

Jane Bennett Mary Hutchinson Helen Nebolsine Sylvia Whitaker

Jane Ferris Marguerite Jenkins Charlice Olmsted Elsie Yates

Elizabeth Floyd Marjorie Kaufman Anne Pitts Katherine Yow

Elinor Fosdick Mary Knox Jean Rumsey

Second Soprano

Elizabeth Brooks Helen Chaddock Jeranf. Ibershoff Miriam Macomber

Virginia Bush Margaret Mather Mary Ilsley Una Peavey

Marian Cooley Virginia Gilbert Dorothy Johnson Isabelle Pendleton

Margery Davis Julia Haberman Ruth Kimball Mary Powell

Dorothy Frandsen Rhea Hebert Ann Lacey Helen Sawyer

Harriet Green Elizabeth Hennelberg Virginia Lowrie Kathleen Whaley

Kate Greene Charlotte Wheeler

First Alto

Dorothy Boyles Lucille Fletcher Josephine Paret Helen Stanley

Priscilla Boyd Marjorie Goldsmith Louise Peirce Natalie Starr

Joanne Dissette Pearl Guttman Natalie Robertson Katherine Stone

Eleanor Egan Julia Hopkins Amy Scott Marian Sykes

Louise Farnsworth Emily Joy Elizabeth Skelton Priscilla Wadhams

Helen Fleming Constance Kreimer Susan Smith Eleanor White

Second Alto

Ann Baker Elizabeth Bushnell Edna Kershaw Elizabeth Pike

Helen Bartholomew Mary Dorion Margaret Morgan Miriam Ramer

Mary Bradley Helen Geller Betty Orr Elaine Rappaport

Eleanor Brown Priscilla Kennaday Mary' Pay'san Elisabeth Reed

Helen Bragdon Elizabeth Sturces

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Song Leaders

1930, Barbara Hall
College Song Leader

1932, Dorothy Devery

1931, Helen Connolly

1933, Jane Alling

4 24G I

Songs

Alma Mater

Words by Henrietta Sperry, '10
Music by H. D. Sleeper

To you, O Alma Mater,

O mother great and true,
From all your loyal children

Comes up the song anew.
Where swings the red sun upward,

Where sinks he down to rest,
Are hearts that backward turning

Still find you first and best.

Chorus

And gladly singing to you always
Our loyal hearts with joy shall fill,

O fairest, fairest Alma Mater,
You hold and claim us still.

You gave us dreams unnumbered,

And life we had not known,
And now, O Alma Mater,

We give you back your own.
For memories, for friendships,

That bless each passing day,
Our toil unsought we render,

Our debt unasked we pay.

Chorus

And gladly singing to you always
Our loyal hearts with joy shall fill,

O fairest, fairest Alma Mater,
You hold and claim us still.

1930 Junior Year

LAST STEP SONG

Tune: "Old German Foll{ Song"
Words by Eleanor Dowling

1
As to these steps we make our way,
A tribute of farewell we pay.
For we are glad that we have had
The honor to be following you
To stand upon this threshold new.

II
Though pride our hearts does fill with bliss
Still sadness dulls the joy of this
Great day of days when we part ways
For you move on to wider spheres,
That wider grow thru all the years.

Ill

Like pebbles in a rivulet tossed;

The ripples widen, then are lost.

But you add strength the long stream's

length
And help it on to reach its end
And give it service of a friend.

IV
The tides have swept you to the bay,
And you sail out o'er life's broadening way.
And from your source along your course
You've brought us friendship's beauty rare
And courage stormy seas to dare.

V
You've given us faith and kindness too
And fostered love that will e'er be true.
You've been our pride, from you we've tried
To learn an upward path to hold,
To face life with strong hearts and bold.

VI
To never our high goal forsake,
And of each failure success to make
You are not gone, you will live on.
We fill our hearts and pledge them deep,
Your memory and your love to keep.

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247

Spleen's Short History of Seven Semesters

"The ancients didn't know they were ancients"- —
neither did we realize that we were a part of a great
feudal system, until we were about to graduate. That
quotation made us pause and consider. Yes, the whole
thing was just a series of petty feuds, raids and alli-
ances. We feel we owe it to future generations to
give an account of these — our times, so here it is, a
history of the events between the years 1926 and 1930.
This is a political history. Other treatises have
treated other phases. The question of, "Who sheltered
Learning and preserved the Old Manuscripts while
the wars were going on?" is carefully discussed in
that tome of tomes The College Catalogue. The re-
ligious phase, "What was the influence of the Church?"
is consigned to that most pious of productions: The
Freshman Bible. We would not presume to encroach
upon the toes of the earnest scholars who have pre-
sented statements and statistics in various periodicals
and Alumnae Quarterlies. This is a political history.
It begins — as all chronicles begin that are concerned
with the much-discussed Middle Ages (i. e. — the ages

between six teen
and twenty-two),
after the fall of the
Great Family Um-
pire. It begins
with a great mi-
gration — which
might be called a
crusade, — possibly
a pilgrimage, or
even possibly, an exploration. As all great movements
of history, this one had first to deal with housing con-
ditions. Dilettantes were housed with gourmands,
craftsmen with suffragettes, and babies with women-
of-the-world. It resulted in a Great Confusion. In-
dividuals, accustomed all their lives to ease and luxury,
found it necessary to band together to preserve their
social status, and nourish fondly the illusion of aris-
tocracy. Some of the more conspicuous of these bands
were, "The Ancient Order of Highbrows," and "The
Yellow Men." They surrounded themselves with a
moat, and carried on rites with costumes and torches,
to the amazement of the lesser orders, who were
secretly jealous, and secretly fond of a picturesque
aristocracy. Another type of social phenomenon which
sprang up was the solid — yet informal Crowd, which
existed on polite, but non-conversant terms with the
countryside at large. Crowds persisted impregnable
throughout the period of encampment, unaffected by
external or internal changes, except the occasional
dropping away of a member as the result of foreign
invasions. These Crowds lent an atmosphere of re-
spectability to the Machinery of Government. They
were ever present on Great Occasions, such as Proms
and Teas. Such was the Duchy of Havenuss, a small
circle in the Center of Things. A map of this period
would mark Crowds in red dots, and leave the remain-
der to be painted blue or green, according to Interests.
Maps of these feudal times show many overlappings.
The Interest Groups were exceedingly feudal in char-
acter,— consisting as they did of lords, vassals and

serfs. The serfs were the workers, — they ground, and
dug, and crammed. Without them the picturesque
societies would have perished. Not that industry
counted for much; their work faded in the light of
philosophy. "Man knows but little here below." But
brilliant young serfs constituted good Acquaintances,
and a vassal's estate consisted of many Acquaintance-
ships. A vassal defended the Lord's Interest.

It would be impossible to mention all of these sys-
tems by name. Most prominent were: the Thespian
Group, under Sam Riot; the Outlaw Group, under
Lady Abby Belledame; and the Curtissy Group. The
latter had a splendid code which almost approached
the idealism of King Arthur's court, although there
were some pretty Green Knights among the Well Read
Courtiers. Between these groups there were varying
relationships, and occasional skirmishes. Members of
the Curtissy Group proved that "the pen is mightier
than the hockey stick" in certain unauthorized attacks.
The Outlaw Group retired to the woods.

Some of the greatest battles were fought among the
vassals of the various groups who had formed other
alliances called Clubs. Clubs
did little to arbitrate, and a
great deal to aggravate Wars
of the Interests. Mounte-
banks and thieves flourished.
Mountebanks sold sandwich-
es and thieves collected class
dues.

Mediaeval warfare was car-
ried on incessantly with un-
'.old cruelty. Quarrels over lands without natural
boundaries (i. e. Double Rooms), resulted in the ex-
termination of the freeholder. One found she could
not stand alone. The only thing that kept the system
from decaying was the rapid succession of generations
to build up the old institutions, and take the place of
the slain and wounded.

Oh, glorious time, — oh, divine age of chivalry! No
doubt we shall soon look back upon it all through a
rosy glow; that period during the Great Plague in
1926, when everyone found a topic
of conversation in the prevalent dis-
ease, and Rumor brought news of
new trench mouth victims at every
breath; — the spring of 1928, when
fire and flood exceeded each other
in ferocity, and instilled mediaeval
panic in all hearts. One lived in
perpetual excitement.

Visiting players furnished varia-
tion in the way of entertainment.
Perhaps some future Chaucer was entertained by the
Denishawn Dancers, Cornelia Skinner, or Judge Ben
Lindsay — who knows? Or, if pleasure irked one,
there was always the War of Science and Religion,
which was glad of new recruits. One might join either
the forces of the Great God Barnes, or of the Honorable
Patch. Everyone lived a Full, Rich, and Beautiful
Life, saddened only by the knowledge that the Renais-
sance would soon knock her castles down. (Renaissance

i.eCTE-0 CLASS CUFS

250 !

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is an inspired term for Commencement). But we
need not have worried. Many of us will continue to
live mediaeval lives wherever we happen to be; to
wage war against people whose opinions we do not
understand, and to carry the Spirit of the Dark Ages
far beyond the limits of a college campus.

Feminist

Matters political
Make one so critical
Thoughtful and practical
Shrewd and pragmatical
Quite patriotical
Partial and cynical!
Problems! so ethical
Seem enigmatical;
What is a voter to do?
Am 1 a radical
Wild and fanatical
Or an intractible
Stable standpatical?
Tell me instantical
I am quite frantical —
Which one becomes me most,
Red. white or blue?

Secret Society

Say, campus has a certain clique,

I wonder if you've seen them, too;

They're not particularly chic

Nor well-to-do,

But yet unique.

They have an air

Of savoir faire

And "we-belong-here," so to speak.

I envy them indeed because

They work together quite a lot.

Last Saturday, I guess it was,

Or maybe not —

Oh, yes it was —

It just occurred

To me, "Absurd

That we can't do what this crowd does.

They have their fun; one drives a car

That holds them all when they go out —

Not that they ever travel far —

They sing about

"How dry we are,"

In unison;

Does anyone

Still wonder who these gangsters arc?

I've seen them walking down the street

Abreast with shovels on their backs;

They always make the campus neat

And clear the tracks

Of snow and sleet —

In fall, it's leaves,

One rakes, one heaves,

And gets them out from under feet.

The shovel army digs the beds,

Or dredges Paradise at times;

They have more use for level heads,

Than making rimes.

They work in sheds.

They heave the coal;

And there's a hole

That serves as club when night descends.

There was a great deal of nonsense that we wanted
to insert in this page which, though it had little to do
with the college, had, none the less, been written down
in the classroom. For instance, the following came
straight from Mr. Rice's class in 18th century litera-
ture:

It seems difficult to supposes-, that the hale and hearty
Josie,

Could be anything but rosey, but you see,
Her maid's blush was only painting, that her cheek
was always tainting,
And she could not help her fainting at a tea.

Then one day amid the teacups,

she was pestered with the

heecups,

And she quickly shattered

three cups with her jerking.

When she saw what she had
shattered, and how much
those teacups mattered,
Her ability was flattered into
working.

J8L

JHATTFCED TttftTE

If a heecups case exposes, three such exquisite Limoges,
To destruction, it disposes one to be set

By a strange and haunting mooning, to see if a fit of
swooning.
Will not finish up by ruining a whole tea set.

;he took up her position, to

the doorway to the kitchen.

When the servant brought the

dish in, she'd be ready.

For she knew the sight of China

(everywhere but in a diner),

(If expensive, that much

finer!) made her heady.

Bl THF O0OR WAV
T-a THE tflTtHt*

251

With a full faint cry of "Hoo-
ray!" as the tray came
through the doorway,
She crashed headlong to the
floorway, as the plates flew
far and wide.

When from her fit she'd woken,
not a dish of them was
broken,
"Pullman cups! We just were
joking," said the host, but
Josie'd died.

And of course, that leads us straight to:

Mercy, Percy, how red you look,
You must have been reading a naughty book!
But that is not quite original. We must admit we
spend a great deal of time in the classroom, inscribing
that different ways on our scratchpad, just as "How
now, brown cow" has come to find a home in many
of our note-books, but they are neither of them origi-
nal, nor yet part of the professor's lectures. And that's
final.

The other day we took a stroll about the campus
and got the consensus of opinion about the class. The
following are the result of careful thinking and honor-
able voting, and if we'd had time, we could probably
have gotten up a good fooball Eleven.

Most Simple — Simons seems to have this, but simply

because of the nursery rhymes.
Craziest about Boys — -Boies, of course. And why

not?
Most whimsical — Margot Johnson stuffed the ballot

on this one.
Most exotic — Nancy Hamilton wins this hands

down; in fact she won't humiliate the rest of

the college by putting it to a vote.
Most Human — (Very soon we are going to stop

playing games with Ella's name, but really it's

such a temptation.)
Most likely to succeed — Heigh-ho. We think

Herbie Hoover and Lindbergh about tie on

this one.

Comparative Anatomy

My dear, I declare, your most excellent car

Has the low-swinging lines of a dinosaur.

It runs quite as smoothly, it growls and it jumps,

And behaves just exactly their way when it bumps.

Sometimes I have wondered in self righteous rage
If we have progressed from the Jurassic Age,
And if this is progress; — the life is not bad,
But it takes no more brains than the dinosaur had.

The traffic is terrible — look

at the deaths: —
On campus we're busy just

catching our breaths.
Some time in the future

(this cannot be hid)
We will kill off each other.

(The dinosaurs did.)

T1E50 ZjO'C

e£N

No, I have no car up this
spring, some omission

Prevented my getting a
driving permission.

t£>^G>

EVOLUTION

When the President of Student Council walks in on
your mid-morning cigarette — Be nonchalant — Light
another.

[ 252 h

The Editors of the 1930 Year Book wish to express their
gratitude to the following members of the College whose
advice and assistance have made this volume possible:

Elizabeth Atkins
Virginia Crane
Adelaide Hayes
Frances Rich
Claire Thomas
Mr. George P. Hyde

.1930

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Index of Advertisements

Angotti 13

Army and Navy Store 10

Bachrach 16

Beckmann's 14

Belanger-Zessin 7

Bicknell 5

Boyden's 8

Bridgeman & Lyman 6

Dorothy Brooks 8

Butler & Ullman 7

E. C. Chandler 15

College Studio 8

College Taxi 6

The Colonial 13

Cotrell & Leonard 14

Class of 1930 17

Class of 1 93 1 9

Class of 1932 12

Class of 1933 15

Dewhurst 7

Draper Hotel 13

George D. Emerson Si Co 8

Exiner Sport Shoppe 14

W. J. Fleming 5

Francis Hat Shoppe 14

Goldwasser's 15

Frank Brothers 15

The Green Dragon 11

Hampshire Book Shop 13

Hanover Inn 4

Higgins 6

Howard-Wesson Co 11

Kingsley's 7

LaSalle & Taft 13

William Liddell & Co 11

R. H. Macy & Co 4

The Manse 10

Mary Marguerite Tea Shoppe ... 8

McCallum 14

I. Miller 14

David J. Molloy Co 5

Music House 7

Hotel Northampton 6

Plymouth Drug Shop 10

Hotel Puritan 10

Ridge Shop 6

Hotel Roosevelt 10

Smith College Weekly 17

Spaulding-Sinclair 13

Sweetheart Tea House 5

Tiffany & Co 3

Walsh's 10

Woodworth 8

Tiffany & Co.

Jewelers Silversmiths Stationers

Quality-Through Generations

Mail Inquiries Receive Prompt Attention

Fifth Avenue & 37- Street
NewYork

It's SMART

to be THRIFTY

MACY'S

34th STREET & BROADWAY
NEW YORK CITY

When visiting Dartmouth College, reserve
accommodations at : : : :

THE HANOVER INN

Hanover, N. H.

A. P. Fairfifxd, Manager

Thoroughly modern hotel on the corner of the
college campus

Compliments of

A Friend

Fleming's Shoes Are
y ncky

Because they arc- casually conspicuous and lend
grace to the foot, and individuality to the
costume.

Hosiery to Match or Harmonize

Fleming's Boot Shop

189 Main Street

SWEETHEART
TEA HOUSE

SPECIALTIES

FRIED CHICKEN AND WAFFLES
WAFFLES AND MAPLE SYRUP
PURE MAPLE SYRUP PRODUCTS

Open all day — May 1st to Nov. 1st

Alice Brown
MOHAWK TRAIL

Shelburne Falls Mass.

The cover for
this annual
was created by
The DAVID J.
MOLLOY CO.

2857 N. Western Avenue
Chicago, Illinois

£*ry Mol!o> Mod*

C.«.r btar, .(.,.

trad* mark on ih«

bock lid.

"The Store Where You Get Your Gym Shoes"

For Twenty-five Years

<J Wc have sold shoes to the girls of Smith College,

while they were here and after they had left Alma

Mater.

(& We send shoes all over the country to the girls

who left college years ago and those who left but

last year.

<I We send them ANYWHERE on approal, and

we suited the girls so well while they were here

that they KNOW what we can do and keep in

touch with us year after year.

Shoes, Hosiery, Silt\ Scarfs, Wool Gloves

and Mufflers. You'll always find the

old prompt service at Bic\nell ' s

H. E. BICKNELL

NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
158 Main Street :: opposite Draper Hotel

Bridgeman & Lyman

Northampton, Mass.

Extend Greetings to the Class of '30 and
Thank Them for Their Patronage

Send Us Your Mail Orders for

SMITH

Class Boo\s, Song BooJ^s, Banners and

Pennants, Stationery, Verse and

Anything Else in the Boo\

and Stationery Line

Horn "Northampton

An Inn of Colonial Charm

Hotel Northampton

"OLD in Experience of What is NEW"

EXCELLENT ROOMING ACCOMMODATIONS
AND DELICIOUS FOOD

125 Rooms

Main Dining Room Coffee Room

Sun-Room Tavern

Private Dining Rooms

Lewis N. Wiggins, Manager

PHONE

College Taxi Go.

RIDGE SHOP

Women's Sports Wear
Tailored Apparel

Qompliments of

WILLIAM HIGGINS

FINE SHOES

Reasonable Prices

The Musical Center of
Northampton

The Music House

143 MAIN STREET

Pianos
Sheet Music

Victrolas
Records

KINGSLEY'

INCORPORATED

Candies

[ce Cream

Luncheon

Sodas

Toilet Artie

les Imported Perfumes

Finger Waves

Marcels

Belanger -

Zessin

Nestle Circuline

Permanent

Wave

277 Main Street

Northampton

Phone 688

From Abroad

CABLE US

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We will deliver flowers to

your friends in 'Hamp, or

elsewhere

BUTLER & ULLMAN

Flowers

Our Shop is Convenient
to You - - -

^ We are centrally located; those little adjustments
that your glasses occasionally need are only matters
af a few minutes' work. CJ We pride ourselves
that our interest in you does NOT end with your
original purchase. <J Prescription work, mail and
telegraph orders are finished same day received.

Opticians to your President's family and

the majority of the Faculty, Heads of

Houses and Students.

O. T. DEWHURST

Registered Optometrists and Prescription
Opticians

201 Main Street opposite City Hall

Telephone 184-W

BOYDENS

The Home of Good Food

Students and Alumnae
Always Welcome

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
TO PARTIES

196-200 Main Street
Northampton - Mass.

THE GIFTS THE THING

The Dorothy Brooks Shop

18 GREEN STREET

The Mary Marguerite

For Luncheon, we eat at the Mary Marguerite;
For Tea, we meet at the Mary Marguerite;
For Dinner, we dine at the Mary Marguerite
Yes, 21 STATE is the Mary Marguerite.

The Mary Marguerite

George D. Emerson Go.

Wholesale Grocers

Largest Distributors in

New England of High

Grade Canned Fruits

and Vegetables

BOSTON, MASS.

WOODWORTH

Ladies' Hairdresser

Permanent Wave a Specialty

245 MAIN STREET

Telephone 2390 Northampton, Mass.

O. J. Bonneau, Prop.

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215 Main

Northampton

Street mass.

Compliments of

The Class of 1931

A POPULAR HOTEL

for those who appreciate the
charm of the unusual

One block from Fifth Avenue and
the shops — two from the theatres —
direct underground connection with
the Grand Central Station.

Dancing nightly in the Qrill

The Roosevelt

Madison Ave. at 45TH St., New York
Edward Clinton Fogg — Managing Director

The
Plymouth Drug Shop

31 WEST STREET

Agents for Elizabeth Arden
Toilet Preparations

Dry

Cleaning, Dyeing and
Fine Launderer

Pressing

WALSH'

23 Green Avenue Telephone 409-R

Next to New Gym

Hotel Puritan

390 Commonwealth Ave.

The Distinctive ^Boston House
on the approved list

Army and Navy Store

32 Pleasant Street

We Carry a Complete Line of Riding
and Hiding Goods at Low Prices

The MANSE

An Old Colonial Home
with Modern Comforts

54 Prospect St. Northampton, Mass.

Good Food — Homelike Atmosphere

Table d'Hote or a la Carte Service

Rooms for Transient Guests

Engravers and 'Publishers of J5etter College ^Annuals
WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS

Engravers and Publishers of this book

Gold Medal Brand Irish
Linen Table Damasks

are an infallible sign of
good taste. Discriminat-
ing purchasers will find
them on sale by R. H.
Stearns Co. in Boston.

WILLIAM LIDDELL
and COMPANY

53 WHITE STREET NEW YORK

MILLS AT BELFAST, IRELAND

THE
GREEN DRAGON

229 MAIN STREET

Visit The Qreen Dragon
When in TSleed of Qijts

Compliments of

Tke Class oi 1932

Draper Hotel, Inc.

ioo Rooms with Private Baths
and Running Water

Popular Priced

Cafeteria and Dining Room

with Tables and P>ooths

Northampton's Most Popular
Hotel

Compliments of

LASALLE and TAFT

Manufacturers of

Frozen Delicacies

1 1 HAWLEY STREET
NORTHAMPTON

Query:

How many of you in 1930 arc-
leaving College with a
Good Library?

Your Account Here is Always Good

THE

Hampshire Book Shop

Say it with

Spaulding - Sinclair, Inc.

Flowers

Flowers by Wire

Tel. 1290

Guest Rooms at the

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COLONIAL HOUSE

OPPOSITE PARADISE ROAD
149 ELM STREET TEL. 2510

Cleaning

Dyeing

Violet Angotti

Dressmaker

20 Green Street

Tel. 295 8-M

Candies

Chocolate i

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Our Methods of Packing, Wrapping and Shipping
Insure Safe Delivery

Your letter or wire will receive prompt attention

Join our host of mail order patrons

BECKMANN'S

The Shop Yon Will Always Remember by Its
Good Things to Eat

McCdlum Service

Conveys to the students a
feeling of confidence

Because for years this same satisfying
Service has been our offering to Smith
students, therein lies McCallum's suc-
cess, in its relations with students —
pleasant and appreciated all these

years.

McCALLUM

^Always Reliable

Sport Shoppe - Exiner

Individual Apparel for the
Miss

497 Main Street 20 Green Street

Hyannis, Mass Northampton, Mass.

The Francis Hat Shoppe

Manufacturers and Designers oj

Ladies' Straws, French Felt and
Velour Hats

We Clean. Block and Remodel

190 Main Street - Northampton, Mass.

Telephone 3069

Gowns - Hoods • Caps

For All Degrees
Quality and Service at a Low Price

Get your outfits from the firm that introduced
them to the schools of the United States.

Gotrell & Leonard

ALBANY, N. Y.

Compliments
of

I. MILLER

2 GREEN STREET

GOLDWASSER'S

217 Main Street

SMART APPAREL FOR COLLEGE
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Harper Method Telephone 484-W

E. G. Chandler

SHAMPOOING, SCALP TREATMENTS,

MANICURING, MARCEL WAVING,

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Between 47th and 48th Sts., New York

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and exquisite classic
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Exhibit Shops in all the Larger Cities

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"The Class of 1930

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