Swarthmore College Alumni Bulletin 1952-10-01

HOMECOMING DAY — Saturday, November 1
VOTE FOR ALUMNI
(inside back cover)

OCTOBER 1952
V o lum e L

N um ber 2

Garnet
Alumni Issue of the
Swarthmore College Bulletin
OCTOBER 1952

The Bulletin, o^which this publication is
Volume L , No. 2, is published monthly,
except July and August, by Swarthmore
College, Swarthmore, Pa.
EDITORS

Joseph B. Shane ’25, vice-president; K ath­
ryn Bassett ’35, alumni office; George A.
Test ’49, publicity director.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

William F. Lee ’33, president; Herbert L.
Brown T 6, vice-president for men; Virginia
Brown Greer ’26, vice-president for women;
Inez Coulter Russell ’25, secretary.
ADVISORY BOARD

Robert H. Wilson ’31, chairman; Robert
J. Cadigan ’34, Morris M. Lee, Jr. ’29,
Isabel Logan Lyon ’42, Frederick C. Selby
’44.
ALUMNI MANAGERS

Margaret Ball Dellmuth ’33, Caroline
Biddle Malin ’28, Richard H. McFeely ’27,
Amos J. Peaslee ’07, Ellen Fernon Reisner
’31, Gertrude Wood Thatcher T 4 , Jack B.
Thompson !27, William H. Ward T 5.

HOMECOMING
November 1, 1952
Engineer Open House
{see Bulletin Board)
Swarthmore-Ursinus Soccer
1 P. M.— Clothier Field
Swarthm ore-W esleyan Football
2 P. M .— Alumni Field
Alumni Tea Dance
4 P. M .— Bond Memorial
Dinner
5 :3 0 -6 P. M .— $1.00
College Dining Room
No special dinner is planned but
all are cordially invited to eat at the
college. Reservations should be made
through the Alumni Office.

A IRS. DEVEREUX DIES
As we go to press we have learned
of the sudden death, on Monday,
September 15, of Mrs. Blanche
Devereux, nurse in the men’s infirm­
ary. She was found on an embank­
ment near the St. David’s station of
the Pennsylvania main line. She was
found to have a skull fracture and
was pronounced dead upon the ar­
rival of a physician.
Mrs. Devereux was a native of
Minneapolis. She had lived most of
her life in the Philadelphia area and
was a graduate of Children’s Hospital.
She had been head nurse in the men’s
infirmary since 1932.

B U L L E T I N

B O A R D

NEWS OF SWARTHMORE CLUBS
Philadelphia
Luncheon— October 15, 1 2 :3 0 — Wanamakers, 9th floor,
private dining room.
November IP, 1 2 :3 0 — Wanamakers, 9th floor,
(joint meeting with Haverford)
Officers:
Richard A. Enion ’41, president
Frank H. Jackson ’23, vice-president
Lindsay Wolfe ’42, secretary
Carl C. Colket ’38, treasurer

North Jersey
Fall Dinner Meeting— November 7, The Millburn Inn, Short Hills
Rd., Millburn, N. J.
Vice-president of the college, Joseph B. Shane, will be present to answer
questions about the state of the college. Harry Wood, college superintendent,
will talk and show slides about campus flowers from fall to spring.

New York
Luncheon— October 7, November 6, December 2
All meetings held at Zeta Psi Fraternity, 31 E. 39th St., N .Y.C.
Time— 1 2 :3 0 ; Price— $2.50

1953 ALUMNI FUND KICK-OFF MEETING
October 11, 10 A. M ., on the campus
Class Officers and Alumni Fund Agents will meet to discuss plans for the
1953 Alumni Fund. It will be followed by luncheon in the college diningroom
and the Swarthmore-Susquehanna football game at 2 P. M.

MEET THE SWARTHMORE COLLEGE STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Thursday, October 30, 6 :4 5 in the Dining Room
Members of the Student Council and the Interfraternity Council will lead
a discussion on the role of these groups in campus life.
This is the fourth in a series of programs designed to acquaint alumni and
friends of the college with life on the campus. Bring husbands and wives for a
good dinner and an introduction to present day college life.

ALUMNI COUNCIL MEETING
Friday, October 31, 7 :3 0 P. M., Board of Managers Room, Clothier

ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
Friday, October 31, 7-10 P. M .; Saturday, November 1, 9-Noon
Student prepared exhibitions and displays will be featured at the Open
House which is held every other year in Beardsley and Hicks Halls. Alumni,
parents and other friends of the college are cordially invited to attend. No
charge.

CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW
November 7, 8, 9. Lamb-M iller Field House

HAVERFORD GAME TICKETS NOW ON SALE
The annual Haverford-Swarthmore football game will take place at Haverford, November 22. Tickets for the game are $2.40, including tax, and may
be obtained by sending a check made payable to Swarthmore College and a
self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Swarthmore College Athletic Office.
There will be a limited reserved seat section.

Fund Raising, 1951-52
Development Program moves ahead in 2nd year;
Alumni Fund falters; John Clement ’08 stays as
Development head; "Ike” Darlington ’07 resigns
as Fund chairman; Richard Smith ’41 takes over

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N its second year of existence the
Swarthmore College Development
Program continued in 1951-52 its
steady forward pace setting new rec­
ords for funds received. The total
amount for all fund raising activities
was $307,425.54, an increase of more
than $78,000 over last year.
The Development Program includes
money from various sources, restricted
and unrestricted gifts, donations to
the Alumni Fund, the non-alumni
Parents’ Fund and other Friends of
Swarthmore, and money from re­
search grants.
A decisive factor in helping to swell
this year’s fund were the 243 alumni
gifts for special purposes. The total
here was $118,380.06, more than
triple the amount received last year
for special use.
The Alumni Fund completed an­
other year of fund raising on June 30.
By that date 3306 alumni contributed

John S. Clement 308h Chairman,
Development Program

$81,174.18. While it is to be regretted
that it did not reach the $90,000 goal
the year 1951-52 was still one of the
best ever experienced. This is evi­
denced not only by the overall success
of the Development Program but in
the continued increase in participa­
tion among the alumni body.
The ’51-’52 Fund had more donors
and a higher per cent of participation
than any other drive in Swarthmore’s
history. The 3306 donors were 321
more than last year, and comprised
39% of all living Swarthmoreans. The
321 donors included 126 members of
the class of 1951 and 195 alumni who
had never given before. This is evi­
dence of a steadily growing interest
among the alumni.
For the third successive year the
class of 1949, Chalmers Stroup, class
agent, led all other classes in the total
number of donors with 161, ten more
than last year. ’49 has led in this divi­

SWARTHMORE COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT FUND
Summary Report — June 30, 7952
No. OF
D onors
3306
243
173
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.$ 81,174.18
Alumni Gifts for Special Purposes............ •• .............................. . 1 1 8 ,3 8 0 .0 6
Non-Alumni Parents’ Gifts for Scholarships. . ' ........................ . 1 4 .1 2 7 .0 0
Other Friends of Swarthmore................................................... ••• . 2 3 ,3 8 2 .6 8
. 7 0 ,3 6 1 .6 2

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October, 1952

Total 1 9 5 1 - 1 9 5 2 ..................................................................

.$ 3 0 7 , 4 2 5 . 5 4

sion every year since it graduated al­
though its immediate junior, ’50, led
by James Reilly, is giving it increasing
competition. These two classes were
also 1-2 in this department last year.
The Senior Alumni which includes
all classes between ’78 and ’94, Dora
Gilbert ’93,' class agent, subscribed the
greatest amount, $6,200. The class of
1914, Edwin Murch, agent, was sec­
ond with $4,839.
Celebrating its 45th reunion, the
class of 1907, Mary Verlenden, class
agent, responded to the Fund with
85% of its members contributing
$3,474.73 to make it first in the per­
cent of participation and third in
amount subscribed.
Second in per cent of participation
was the class of 1912, the 40th re­
union class, with 80% participation.
Co-agents in this class were Laurence
P. Sharpies and Amy Baker Ferguson.
1906, last year’s winner in this depart­
ment, slipped to third position.
The class with the greatest increase
in per cent of participation was 1899,
Gilbert Hall, class agent, which
doubled its number of donors, jump­
ing from 28% to 57% of the class
participating. This, despite the fact
that Gilbert Hall was ill and spent the
last two months of the drive in the
hospital.
Another point of interest is the con­
sistently high per cent of participation
by the classes in the decade of the
’40’s. Six of these classes have a per
cent of participation of more than
4 0 % . These are among the first eight
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of all graduating classes. First, as men­
tioned, is ’49, in third place is ’43, in
fifth place is ’48, sixth, seventh and
eighth places belong to ’40, ’47 and
’41. The average for ten classes is
appropriately enough, 4 0 % , slightly
above the overall average for total
participation.
Not to be forgotten is the non­
alumni Parents’ Fund to which 173
parents donated $14,127. This is more
than $4,000 more than last year al­
though the total number of parents
is only seven more than last year..
In addition there were 95 Other
Friends of Swarthmore who gave
$23,382.68 to the Development Pro­
gram. Five research grants totalled
$70,361.62.
The Committee on Bequests headed
by Claude C. Smith T 4 has continued
its efforts to familiarize alumni and
friends of the needs of the college. A
brochure entitled T h e Price of Con­
viction was prepared telling of the
long range needs of the college and
ways in which money can be given for
these and other purposes. More than
9,000 copies were distributed to
alumni attorneys, trust officers and
bank presidents throughout the coun­
try.
During the past year an increasing
number of bequests or trusts were re­
ceived indicating a growing interest in
providing for the college. Provisions
have been made for outright gifts,
general endowment, scholarships, etc.
The Public Relations Committee
under the chairmanship of Boyd T.
Barnard ’ 17, composed of Board,
alumni and faculty members, planned
a program which includes alumni,
students, faculty, parents, community,
Society of Friends, industries, schools,
and foundations.

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Retiring chairman Isaac Darlington ’07 (right) discusses Alumni Fu nd plans
with Richard Smith ’41, new chairman.

Isaac G. “Ike” Darlington ’07 has
resigned as chairman of the Alumni
Fund Committee after four successful
years in that post. His place will be
taken by Richard O. Smith ’41.
Under
“Ike’s”
leadership
the
Alumni Fund has shown a steady and
persistent growth. The number of
donors has grown from 2528 in 1948
to this year’s 3306. In his first three
years the total jumped from a little
more than $70,000 to more than
$90,000.
“Ike’s” enthusiasm and
faithfulness in his work is in great
part jesponsible for that encouraging
growth.
Swarthmore College owes a large
debt of gratitude to the work of this
loyal son.
Richard O. Smith brings to his
new job many of the same qualities

that made the outgoing chairman
such a success in the job. A loyal
and enthusiastic worker, “Dick” has
been a member of the Alumni Fund
Committee since 1948. He is cur­
rently serving as president of his class.
An investment broker for Stroud &
Co., Philadelphia, Dick comes from a
family of Swarthmoreans. His father
is Claude C. Smith T 4, recently
elected chairman of the Bogrd of
Managers. He is married to June
Corey Smith ’43 and has three children. His sisters, Gene Smith MeCulloch ’42 and Nancy Smith Hayden
’46, and brother, Carter T. Smith ’51,
are all graduates of the college.

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Chalmers C. Stroup, Jr. ’49
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Dora Gilbert ’93
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Gilbert Hall ’99
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October, 1952

0

N the March issue of the Garnet
L etter I proposed as an experi­
ment in communication, a series of
letters each of which would be devoted
to some aspect of college policy. In
this letter I shall discuss the curric­
ulum. T h at may sound pretty dull, but
in reality it is very important and very
exciting. W hat a college teaches is
central to its very existence and ac­
tivity. If you are dissatisfied with the
education you obtained at Swarthmore,
the chances are that your dissatisfac­
tion focusses on what you were taught.
If your children are about to go to
college, you are undoubtedly thinking
a lot about what they will get at this college or that.
What will they get if happily they decide to come to
Swarthmore? Will they get what they ought to get?
Swarthmore is a liberal arts college offering courses
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in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and
al
engineering. There are 18 different departments which
|| " offer on the average 170 courses and seminars each
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semester. I have a strong suspicion that this is too much
irinstruction and that there could be some improvement
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in quality by a reduction in quantity. But all the pres­
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sures are the other way. The argument is almost never
a,
over what courses could be profitably omitted, but
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rather what subjects ought to be added to the curriculum.
One of the pressures is for more practical subjects.
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of
In part the demand is for courses which will fit^ the
ne
student to his natural vocation and responsibilities.
Women should be taught domestic science. Both men
and women should learn more about marriage and how
to behave like mature human beings. All students
should be required to take courses in the responsibilities
of citizenship. The college certainly ought to encourage
students along these lines. Is the answer, however, al­
iways the introduction of new courses in the curriculum?
The chief factor in the pressure for more practical
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courses is economic. The college should train its stu­
dents to earn a living. Typing and stenography should
be available for women. So should the many practical
courses which compose teacher education and which
lead to the certificate without which one cannot teach
in the public schools. A little economic theory is fine,
but what the men should really have are practical
course» in salesmanship, insurance, marketing, transpor­
tation, and the like. Paper chemistry is a field all its
own and one of growing commercial importance. Add it
to the offerings of the chemistry department. Business
men constantly complain that their young employees
cannot write and cannot speak well in public. Require
all students to take a course in business letter writing

and another in public speaking.
It is not easy to draw a clear line
between liberal and practical subjects.
We can see that typing and stenog­
raphy would be contrary to the spirit
of the college. To a less extent the
same would be true of salesmanship
and marketing, but there is also the
practical argument that the Wharton
School does this sort of thing much
better than Swarthmore can hope to.
Education courses, on the other hand,
are on the increase in respon e to the
nation-wide need for teachers and in
an effort to make a contribution to that
need. In the liberal arts there are the
three traditional areas of the humanities, the social
sciences, and the natural sciences. Unlike most liberal
arts colleges Swarthmore also includes engineering. The
present curriculum was carefully planned to include the
major areas of human experience and to blend the
theoretical and the practical. How much farther should
we go in the practical direction?
There is, however, a second pressure to expand the
curriculum. As the world changes, so must the college
change. The past two decades have seen a considerable
increase in history courses, in the development of psy­
chology, in the study of international relations and in a
program of Russian studies. In addition the content of
nearly every course has profoundly changed. We still
offer no sociology, no anthropology, and no geography.
In the field of the humanities both religion and Spanish
have been increased in recent years, but Portuguese
(the language of half of South America) and Italian
are still absent, and Fine Arts and Music are slighted.
Geology is a conspicuous omission in the natural sciences.
Good reasons can be offered for adding all of them as
well as adding new courses in existing departments.
The difficulties are those of time and expense. Stu­
dents can take only so many courses. The wider the
choice, the fewer in each class until instruction becomes
hopelessly expensive. Further, every new course or
department means either the displacement of some old
course or an additional expense. I find myself saying
no to developments I would dearly like to see on the
grounds that it is better to do a limited number of things
well than many poorly. And yet the college cannot and
must not stand still. The curriculum is constantly in a
state of tension between the retarding force of economy
and the advancing need for new subjects.
This is the picture. I hope some of the alumni will
write me their thoughts on the subject and that some of
the letters can be published in a subsequent issue of
T he Garnet. I ’d really like to hear from you.

W \ tC

October, 1952

Convention Observation
Young alumni delegates, netos,
reactions after their first lfial

by George C. Bond ’42
Republican, Calif,
The late Professor Brooks probably
had more influence on my life than
any other member of the Swarthmore
faculty. It was he who interested me
in politics as a hobby. Just as other
hobbies have their prizes and goals of
achievement, so has politics— it is to

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who works for
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the football team
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be a delegate to a National Conven­
tion. For the amateur who seeks no
public office, but merely plays the
game of politics for the satisfaction it
gives him, this is a reward worth the
work that is required to receive it. As
one of the 1206 delegates to the R e­
publican National
Convention
I
represented over 90,000 registered R e­
publicans from my Congressional
District in San Diego County, Cali­
fornia, and I thoroughly enjoyed the
responsibility of this task.
The entire California delegation
had been elected on a pledge of sup­
port for the candidacy of our Gov­
ernor Earl Warren. Governor Warren
was more than just a favorite son
candidate; he was a man whom we
knew as a friend, whom we respected
as a statesman, and whom we felt was
the best qualified candidate for pres­
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ident. Promoting his candidacy gave
my trip to Chicago greater meaning,
and it made the convention a more
emotional personal experience. Since
I was not pledged to either of the two
major candidates, I was “courted” by
the supporters of both. T o all who
may be delegates to future conven­
tions, I recommend this status. It can
best be compared to the experience of
being “rushed” by two fraternities at
the same time.
Politics today, is personalities more
than it is policies. The ability to per­
suade people is most important. Thus,
the most interesting parts of the con­
vention to me, were the other people
participating, the candidates, the dele­
gates and the reporters. I met them
all.
I was surprised by the warmth and
winning manner of Senator Taft. He
charmed people who said that he
couldn’t do it. The reason Taft
couldn’t win a national election, in my
opinion, was not because of his per­
sonality, but because of his policies.
General Eisenhower’s sincerity was
most evident, and his direct and un­
pretentious way of speaking reminded
me so much of my own mid-western
father, that I couldn’t keep the lump
out of my throat. Harold Stassen, who
was *my choice for the nomination
four years ago, seemed pathetic in
such company. But the greatest per­
sonality of all, even in his disappoint­
ment, was Earl W arren.
The delegates to this convention
should not be described as a group.
I was among the half dozen youngest
delegates to the convention, but age
and sex made little difference in the

attitude of any delegate toward a
fellow delegate. Our California delej the
gation had come to Chicago by a spe| ca£
cial train, and we had all developed! list
first name friendships. I had the samel, ter
single vote as the powerful newspaper die
publisher and the world famous movie! tu<
actress. I have never before particij ah
pated in any activity where there was[ tio
such an absence of social barriers. The cor
millionaire baker, the Carpenters’ leg
Union official, the negro architect, “
Senator Nixon and I all sat on the
same hard folding chairs as part ofj w<
the same delegation until two o’clock! a
in the morning, and we were all upj .
again for a caucus at eight o’clock the.1 ^
same morning. We all were equally tiv
exhausted.
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Twice a day I went to the ABC at
radio booth to participate in a radio J wa
broadcast for a San. Diego station. | ag
This was a report for the people at! ne
home on what their representative to
was doing at the convention. It is |g
probably true that those at home| sa
knew as much, or more, about what s0
was happening in Chicago than the; f0
delegates did.
The radio, television, and news-j yc
paper reporters were among the most! ar
interesting friends I made on my con-1 or
vention trip, and the confusion oft
their activity was reminiscent of myL
own days in the Swarthmore presl
box. My conversations with the re-1
porters are the ones that I remember;
most. Many of them felt that the!
most encouraging factor of the entire!
Republican Convention was the numf;
ber of young people like myself whoi
were taking a part in it. I hope that If
have interested some other reader oft
T he Garnet to join me in my hobby!

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the national party conventions at Chicago is that on the whole the radio
listener or television viewer got a better report of what was going on than
did the delegates and alternates actually in the convention hall. I spent
almost every minute off the convention floor in N BC’s radio and T V
control room where I was doing some
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newsroom. The news sources available
to the press and radio, the large number of trained people looking for
salient facts brought news to the person far from the convention often before the news hit the auditorium floor.
Despite the fact that I was the
youngest member of the convention,
and only an alternate, I had marvelous opportunities to watch the convention. Through friends in the Stevenson GHQ, I kept in touch with
that office, doing some legwork for
the Draft Adlai people. I also made it
a point to visit every campaign headquarter daily. Since I had a working
Press pass and radio-TV credentials,
^ was able to use many of the news
outlets available to these media. I
ah° rnade it a point to try to meet
t^e candidates and was successful in
the cases of Russell, who came to our

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state caucus; Harriman, who gave us
a reception; and Kerr, whom I knew
beforehand.
I was fortunate enough also to sit
in as a proxy member of the National
Board of Americans for Democratic
Action, which with other liberal and
labor groups formed the ‘‘liberal” or
“Young Turk” caucus at the conven­
tion. Though by no means a member
of the political hierarchy, I was for­
tunate enough to see some of the
various maneuvers developing and
watch some of the action. There was
mighty little “bossing” in those parts
of the convention I watched. I would
venture the opinion that this was truly
a most independent convention, which
sought out and secured the man the
majority of its members honestly and
personally wanted.
Some other generalizations can also
be made with accuracy about the
meeting. First, I was greatly impressed
by how much personal relationships
between delegates and especially the
party leaders govern their actions. My
own delegate, an “old pol,” and I
talked far into thqmight of the party
leaders and the candidates he knew.
His own actions Were conceived quite
often in terms of his personal attach­
ments to these people, and ^it was
quite evident on the floor as fin com­
mittees that the prior friendship or
enmity between party figures had
much to do with how they reacted.
Y et despite these personal relation­
ships, this convention did, I firmly
believe, exercise a greater degree of
independence than most previous
nominating sessions.
A direct outgrowth of this factor
was the “old shoe” atmosphere which
pervaded the convention and its work-

ings. The fact that almost every well
known national “name,” and many
not so well known, were there, made
this meeting a great occasion for me.
Jimmy Roosevelt sat across the aisle;
ex-Attorney-General Francis Biddle
sat directly behind me so we could
and did converse often; behind him
were Senator Byrd and Governor
Battle. Once on the floor I stopped
Rudolph Halley to see if he had a
copy of the latest resolution drafted
by the liberal caucus to unseat the
three Southern states. He not only
gave me his only personal copy but
explained its contents to me. Follow­
ing the opening session, I went out
on the rostrum to look over the huge
hall, only to find Governor Dever
there worrying about the facilities for
his keynote address that night.
Since I had seen and was to see
more of some of these people in cau­
cus meetings all of this added to my
personal understanding and enjoy­
ment of the convention.
In addition to all this, I also struck
out on my own. I drafted a plank on
18-year-old voting and was trying to
get some support for it after it failed
to win acceptance in the platform
committee. Our governor, also head
of our delegation, had agreed to
support it, and I was at the mike
shouting for recognition when Rep.
M cCormack finished reading the plat­
form. Rayburn gavelled the platform
through without any debate; but I
felt I learned quite a bit in this at­
tempt to take part in the convention
process.
It was an unforgettable experience
to have been present at the meeting
which has nominated “the next presi­
dent of the United States.”
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The early sense of lone­
liness is soon dispelled by
Freshman Week activity.

October,

Freshman Week
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I It helps new arrivals at Swarthmore
i get acquainted, learn new customs
| On September 18, 255 freshmen arrived on the campus. Some came with
eir parents, others came alone. But to all of them it meant they were soon to
f “on their own”— some perhaps for the first time in their lives— away from
fme, family, childhood friends. This is what it meant to many to go to college.
Today the shock of this transition is not so drastic as_it once was, thanks to
ie institution of Freshman Week. At Swarthmore College the “week” is actually
lly four days, but they are jam-packed and devoted only to the needs of the new
Udent. The highly organized plan which greets the freshman upon his arrival
ilps him make new friends, get to know the campus, learn new customs, and-—i the time classes start four days later— to realize that going to college was not so
luch of a problem after all.

October, 1952

FRESHMAN W EEK , Continued

Freshman Week revolves around the
official bulletin board in Parrish. Here
the newcomer learns who his faculty
course adviser will be for the next year,
when he is to take his physical examina­
tion. L eft, a group‘ of freshmen inspect
the newly posted lists.

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Each student meets with a faculty adviser who
helps him map out his first course of studies.

Every student receives a thorough physical
examination before the semester starts.

A tour of the campus is a “must” for every freshman. Guided by upper­
classmen he gets acquainted with his home for the next four years. Above,
a group starts from Parrish steps.

October, 1952

point of interest to freshmen engineers is
f 300 ton testing machine in Beardsley.

ENDING and BEG IN N IN G
As the “week” draws to a close and
■the first day of classes approaches, the
freshmen take stock. They find they
have learned a lot in the eventpacked days since they came to
’ Swarthmore. They know the names
of many fellow freshmen, even know
[ a number of upperclass leaders who
have assisted in their orientation, and
’ are on the way to making those
[closely knit friendships which char|acterize college days. They have been
, introduced to the churches of Swarthmore; at a “mixer” dance, a softball
: game and a picnic they have met and
; mingled with their classmates-to-be;
; they have listened to and been enterI tained by the president of the college.
And (right) they have bought their
Uirst books. The real work is now
[ about to begin.

952

October, 1952

Here a group of freshmen leave Martin Build
ing on the -last leg of a tour of the campus

Students inspect a display of books and
magazine articles in which names like
Brooks and Aydelotte are featured.

"C RIM E" MARCHES ON
“The Crime,” a two-reel motion
picture written, acted, directed and
produced by students of Swarthmore
College in June, 1950, was given ad­
ditional honors recently when it was
selected for distribution by one of the
outstanding distributors of experi­
mental movies in the U . S., Brandon
Films, and was entered by them and
accepted for showing in the Edin­
burgh (Scotland) International Film
Festival.

Deborah Wing 338 at her new post as assistant dean of women.

NEW ASSISTANT DEAN
Deborah Wing ’38 {above) is the
new assistant dean of women replac­
ing Barbara Colbron, who resigned to
become headmistress of the Spence
School of New York.
Miss Wing is a native of Newton,
Mass. H er classmates will remember
her as an active member of the hockey
and swimming teams, as a “paint
dauber” for the L T C , and a member
of the Outing Club.
In her new administrative position,
Deborah fulfills an ambition which
she formed while still an undergrad­
uate, that is, to become a school ad­
ministrator. Rather than seek such a
post directly, however, she was ad-

vised to go into teaching. This she
did, first at Germantown Friends,
then at Shippen School, Lancaster,
Pa. and at Lincoln School, Provi­
dence, R. I. For the past six years
Deborah has been head of the English
Department at the Katharine Branson
School, in San Francisco. In 1944 she
acquired an M A in Teaching at Radcliffe.
Now, •fourteen years and number­
less class-sessions later, she has em­
barked on the career which interested
her most when she graduated. Still
the pleasant and alert person her class­
mates remember, she will Ibe an able
addition to the Deans’ Office.

AYDELOTTE RETIRES FROM RHODES POST
Dr. Frank Aydelotte^ former pres­
ident of Swarthmore College, will
retire next January as American Sec­
retary to the Rhodes Scholarships, a
post he has held for the past thirtyfive years.
The modified Oxford system of
education, known as the Swarthmore
Plan, introduced by Dr. Aydelotte in
1921, when he became president of
the College, made both him and the
college famous in the . education
world. This system grew out of his
own experiences as a Rhodes Scholar.
In his position as American Secre-

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tary he was directly responsible for a
more even distribution of the Rhodes
Scholarships in this country.
The
Philadelphia Bulletin in an editorial
comment upon the public announce­
ment of his retirement said, “his com­
petence . . . lies in his real love of
learning and an understanding, based
on his own experiences as a Rhodes
scholar. He has shown himself a dis­
tinguished educator, no less than a
true friend of scholars.”
Dr. Aydelotte plans to continue his
association with the Institute for Ad­
vanced Study in Princeton, N. J.

In the annuals of Swarthmoreana
the production of this film, believed
by its student producers to have been
the first done by college people on
professional gauge film with a sound
tracks is one of the most fascinating.
Adapted from a one-act play by John
Weigel ’50 which won the One-Act
Play Contest that spring, the picture
presents a modem version of the
Adam and Eve story. Written and
narrated in free verse, it is an alle­
gorical re-enactment of the Fall.
Camera equipment was rented from
a New York firm for a 24-hour period
for the production. With the arrival
on campus of this $20,000 worth of
machinery the already assembled crew
and cast went to work to produce
their movie within the rental time
limit.
All through the night the students
worked, moving props and lights,
shooting close-ups, long and medium
shots. Because of technical difficulties
and the problem of working with in­
experienced actors, there was no time
to shoot any footage for the second
time, no time to check for mechanical
failure, only time to complete a quick
run through of the play before camera
and microphone. At noon the next
day they emerged from their “studio,”
Clothier Auditorium, tired but trium­
phant.
T h at afternoon a Model A Ford
pulled into New York only minutes
before the cam era rental deadline.
Another fevered and expensive hour
was spent in the R C A film studios
transferring the tape recordings made
at Swarthmore onto the film. Finally,
alk that remained to be done was the 1
highly technical' and crucial job of
cutting the film.
In charge of the entire production
were Theodore Conant ’51, son of
James B. Conant, president of H ar­
vard, and Frank Kensill ’51. It was
October, 1952

they who were first attracted by the
film possibilities of Weigle’s play.
The total cost of the film, backed
by the students themselves, was about
$1,000, or one-twentieth of what it
costs to produce such a film profes­
sionally.
After its release it was shown at
several Philadelphia suburban the­
atres and received nation-wide pub­
licity.

ALUMNI CHILDREN IN
NEW FRESHMEN CLASS
Arthur U. Ayres 313, son, Arthur Jr.
Edith M endenhall Hayes 318 and
William Waldo Hayes ’20, daughter,
Kathryn.
Frank W. Fetter 320 and Elizabeth
Pollard Fetter 325, son, Thomas W.
John L. Stainton 322 and Katharine
Cornell Stainton 325, son, Edward C.
William Paxson 323 and Bertha
Hull Paxson 329, daughter, Margery.
Robert Myers 32 4 ,£ on, Frances.
Joseph B. Shane 325, son, Lawrence.
Mabel Engle M cM urtrie 326, son,
Christian.
Ellwood R. Burdsall 327 and Ger­
trude Bowers Burdsall 328, son,
Richard.
H. Thom as Hallowell 329, son, H.
Thomas, III.
Sophie Stern Friendly 329, daugh­
ter, Joan.
Emm a
Hatfield
Olmsted
330,
daughter, Rosamund.
Martha Wood Christian 331 and
Frank Christian 331, daughter, Anne.
_ Mariana Webster Robinson 331 and
Walter H . Robinson 331, son, Alan.
William Mott Hicks 333, son, Wil­
liam.
Jessie Brown K im m el 333, son,
Donald.
Lydia Roberts L ongenecker 334,
daughter, Mary.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR
In the Ju n e Garnet L etter we
printed an article about the war ex­
periences of Franz von Bitter of the
class of 1933 which we had requested
from him. D uring the summer we re­
ceived a few letters concerning the
article. We are printing one of the
letters which is most representative of
the sentiments expressed.
To the Editor:
I am, I fear, not an active, but al­
ways an interested alumna (’30) and
I am therefore writing you after a
good deal of pondering to voice my
disquiet at a letter which was partially
quoted and to some extent para­
phrased, in the June 1952 issue of the
Garnet L etter . I refer to the item
concerning Franz von Bitter (his class
was not given) headlined “Swarthmorean PO W of Russians in World
W ar I I .”
Mr. von Bitter dwelt in some detail
on the poverty of the Russians, the
terrible conditions in Russia during
and after the war, and the mistreat­
ment suffered by German PO W ’s.
The amazing thing was that one read
the letter with the feeling that these
were the experiences of an American
soldier— only to realize that this letter
and these experiences are those of a
former officer in the German army—
Hitler’s Nazi army, at a time when
we were allies of Russia and at war
with Nazi Germany.
I happen to agree very strongly
with the position taken by the Friends

and made public in several docu­
ments, that it is vital that we find
some means of living at peace with
Russia and with a society differently
organized from ours. I am, therefore,
all the more startled to find my college
alumni paper giving space to the view
of a former German soldier regarding
a country he helped to ravage, and
about a people who paid with ten
million civilian lives for HitleVs in­
vasion of their country.
M r. von Bitter describes what he
considers the ill-treatment of German
prisoners by the Russians. W hat about
the atrocities inflicted on the Russian
civilian population by the Nazis (welldocumented during the war by many
American authorities) ? He mentions
that 30,000 PO W ’s died of malnutri­
tion near Stalingrad — who ravaged
the country in the first place? How
many Russians died in defense of
Stalingrad, a name the American
people thrilled to in those dark days
of 1942!
W hat about the wrong­
doings of the Nazi regime with its
concentration camps, its extermina­
tion of 6,000,000 Jews, etc.
I like to read the Garnet L etter
for its news of the doings and achieve­
ments of old friends and acquaint­
ances. It, if it is to become a means
of propaganda, let us at least be sure
of our sources and their objectivity.
After all, how many Swarthmoreans
lost their lives in the war to end
fascism?
Eleanor Flexner ’30
New York City.

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Give Swarthmore Playing Cards for Christmas
In order to help redecorate Parrish
Hall and maintain the Lucretia Mott
and M artha E. Tyson Scholarships,
the Somerville Society is sponsoring
the sale of playing cards (see p ictu re).

O R D ER BLANK
Please send........................ sets of Swarthmore Playing
Cards.
Please check:
Bridge □
Canasta □

The cards are garnet and white,
plastic coated and have gilt edges.
Please specify in your order whether
or not they will be used as Canasta or
Bridge decks. Canasta decks will both
be garnet, bridge decks one garnet
and one white.

Enclose check payable to Swarthmore College,
Mail c /o Alumm Office.
Name
Address_______ __________________ ____________ ____
------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------Class__________________I------------------------- ------------H

October, 1952

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SENIOR ALUMNI
1878 through 1894
Class Representative:
Dora A. Gilbert ’93
Helen M, Bleakly ’82
Charles Palmer ’82
Elizabeth Hallowell
Hoadley ’83
Jane P. Rushmore ’83
Abigail Evans ’85
Nathan Hunt Conrow ’86
Charles C. Miller ’86
Emma Bones Stone ’86
Josephine Hannah Tilton ’86
E lla Merrick Tomlinson ’86
Lynda Palmer Jones ’87
Frederick K. Lane ’87
Alice Battin Lewis ’87
(Deceased)
'H arriett Cox McDowell ’87
Emma Forman Tyson ’87
Anna Jenkins W ebster ’87
Jessie L . Colson ’88
Hetty Lippincott Miller ’88
Maud P. Mills ’88
Alice Hall Paxson ’88
Elizabeth Clothier Sailer ’88
W illiam H. Seaman ’88
Carroll H. Sudler ’88
^
Joyeuse Fullerton Sweet ’88
Ralph Stone ’89
Mary W hite Bartram ’90
Martha Mcllvain Biddle ’90
Mary Wilkinson Coles ’90
Edward Darlington ’90
Mary Cadwallader
Donnally ’90
Helen W illets Dutcher ’90
Eloise Mayham Hulley ’90
Edwin Lewis Palmer ’90
W alter Roberts, M.D. ’90
Phebe Post W illis ’9 0
Josephine F . Ancona ’91
Em ily Atkinson ’91
Elizabeth Holmes Bennett ’91
Samuel Steer Bond ’91
James Sutton Coale ’91
Mary Phillips Hewlett ’91
Hannah Clothier Hull ’91
Emma Magruder ’91
Katharine Tyler Mehaffey 91
Evangeline Vail Snyder ’91
Frederick Edward Stone ’91
Mary Elizabeth Thomas ’91
Frances M. W hite ’91 i
•¡•Howard N. Eavenson ’92
Mary Stebbins Ellis ’92
Rosamond Baker Haines ’92
Caroline Jackson Hicks ’92
Edward A. Jenkins ’92
Ellen Atkinson Jenkins ’92
Susan Van Trump Mace ’92
Henry McAllister ’92
Anne Hillbom Philips ’92
Bertha Rolfe Rolfe ’92
Dora A. Gilbert ’93
Martha Andrews
Lippincott ’93
Clarence W illiam Smith ’93
-¡Henry C. Turner ’93
Eliza K. W illets ’93
F . David Clark ’94
(Deceased)
Esther Lam b Cox ’94
Emily Atkinson Ellis ’94
Frederic H. Gawthrop ’94
Mary Hayes Gawthrop ’94
Helen Lam b Hull ’94
M. Elizabeth Lam b ’94
Caroline Biddle Lippincott ’94
Margaret Pfahler Thomas ’94
"“Daniel Underhill, Jr. ’94
(Deceased)
Mary Underhill ’94
Elizabeth Conrow
Valentine ’94
Allen Kirby W hite ’94
Emma Chambers W hite ’94
John M. W illis ’94
Alberta Wilson ’94
CLASS OF 1895
Class Representative:
Samuel C. Palmer
Frank C. Andrews
Benjamin Barnum
Clara D. Beardsley
Helen Smith Brinton
George Earl Cook, M.D.
Thomas S. Donohugh
Mary Hollingshead Hancock
Jane Shaw Hepburn
May Gifford Hubbell
Charles Dawson-Johnson
Callender Irvine Leiper

ALUMNI CONTRIBUTORS
To Swarthmore College
1951-1952
Unless specifically designated, 'alumni in the following lists have given to the Alumni
Fund. Some alumni have given for special and designated purposes only. Their names are
marked with an asterisk ("*) and their gifts have not been counted in the Alumni Fund. Other
alumni have made an unrestricted gift to the Alumni Fund and a gift for special purposes.
Their names are indicated with a dagger (f). For amounts given by class see page 32.
Mary Montgomery Marsh, M.D.
Herbert C. Mode
Charles S. Moore
Joel Nelson Morris
Elizabeth Miller Nevin
Arlette Cutler Palmer
Samuel C. Palmer
Bertha Lippincott Parrish
Henry C. Parrish
Lydia M. Parry
Edwin L. Stickney
Charles D. W hite
Albert T. Yamall

CLASS OF 1896
Class Representative:
• Albert L . Buffington
Mary Story Bartram
•¡Clement M. Biddle
Albert L. Buffington
•¡Isaac H, Clothier, Jr.
Frances Darlington
Lauretta Smedley Dutton
•¡Howard Coopei* Johnson
(Deceased)
Marian W hite Little
(Deceased)
Mary Stone McDowell
Maude Gridley Peterson
Carolien Chambers Philips
Nathan W ilmer Plummer
"“Edith W ilder Scott
Mary McAllister Taylor

CLASS OF 1897
Class Representative:
Marshall P. Sullivan
(Deceased)
Edith Kenderdine Andrews
R. Grant Bennett
Grace Brosius Biddle
Thomas Cahall
Grace Stevenson Chapman
Sarah Bancroft Clark
Gerrv B. Dudley, M.D
Marietta Hicks
Edith Heywood John
Frederic S. Larison
Lydia W illiams Roberts
Miriam Sener
Marshall P. Sullivan
(Deceased)
Channing Way

CLASS OF 1898
Class Representative:
Ida Palmer Stabler
Edna Pownall Buffington
Lydia Rakestraw Bushong
Helen M. Catlin
(Deceased)
Mabel Harris Codwise
"“Edith Lamb Johnson
Ida Palmer Stabler
Frederic L. Thomas
Goergiana Titus
Abner P. W ay, M.D.

CLASS OF 1899
Class Representative:
Gilbert L . Hall
Mary C. Bell
John P. Broomell
Edith Flitcraft Dastas
Em ily Carter Gillette
Gilbert L . H a ll.
Eleanor Cass Holmes
Georgiana W . Jackson, M.D.
Lillian McDowell Rochester
Em ily R. Underhill
Emma B. W allace
Jane Linvill W ay
Mary Morrison Webster
Abraham U. Whitson

CLASS OF 1900
- Class Representative:
Caroline Farren Harris
Florence Christy Anglin
Anna Lippincott Biddle
Ethel Thompson Brooke
Roger B. Farquhar, Jr.
Edna May Miller Fleming
Lucy Bancroft Gillett
Anna Gillingham
John K. Harper
Caroline Farren Harris
Edmund Alban Harvey
Alice Brown Hume
Edith Wilson Jackson
Alice M. Lukens
Willard Saulsbury Mears
Em ily Shelmire Passmore
Margery Pyle
Katharine Brooke Stone
William H. Thatcher
James V. Watson
CLASS OF 1901
Class Representative:
Arthur H. Jenkins
Anonymous
Em ily Atkinson Carpenter, Jr.
Sara Haines Fell
Percival Morris Fogg
W alter Gilkyson
Elizabeth L . Gillingham
Mary Lippincott Griscom
Winifred Rogers Illm er
Arthur H. Jenkins
Sara Bayliss Johnson
Martha W . Moore
Anna Howard Price
Deborah Ferrier Strattan
W illiam C. Tyson
Mary Pauline Valentinis-Dee
Mary Richards Webster
Evelyn Nivin Whiteman
Sarah W escott Woodward
CLASS OF 1902
Class Representatives:
Elliott Richardson
and
Helen Eastwick Harper
Elizabeth Newlin Baker
Ida W right Bowman
Frederic C. Brinton, Jr.
Edith S. Coale
Helen Rogers Evans
Helen Eastwick Harper
Edson S. Harris
Emma G. Holloway. M.D.
Margaretta W . Lamb
Alice R. Linvill
T. Stockton Matthews
Marion Farquhar Mills
Raymond Mowers
Ethel Beardsley Muschert
Anna Waters Palmer
Edith Verlenden Paschall
Frances Preston
Elliott Richardson
Deborah Thomas Robbins
Helen W . Speakman
Alice Post Tabor
W illiam W . Turner
Edward H. Worth
(Deceased)
George S. Worth

Norman S. Passmore
Elizabeth Sutton Percy
Marriott Price
William Ely Roberts
Samuel T. Stewart
Maud Rice Stuckert
Louis E . Thompson
Nora Stabler Worth
CLASS OF 1904
Class Representative:
William W est Wilson
Thomas Christy Bell
Floyd H. Bradley
Louise Bartlett Coale
Anna L. Curtis
Alice Sullivan Gregory
Maurice Griest
Elm a Lewis Harper
Halliday R. Jackson
Millo McCain Kehew
Sarah Wood Passmore
Louise Fahnestock Poole
Agnes Hallowell Sibbald
tC . Marshall Taylor
Edith W est Terry
William W est Wilson
Elva Ash Yearsley
CLASS OF 1905
Class Representative:
Herbert S. Thatcher
Edith Powell Borden-Smith
Ethel Close Broomell
F . Bramwell Geddes
Hamilton H. Gilkyson, Jr.
Helen Heed
■¡Philip Marshall Hicks
Elsie Phebe Hoyt
Ralph G. Jackson
W illiam H. Linton _
Lynne Lionel Merritt
Edmund G. Robinson
•¡Louis N. Robinson
Lydia Foulke Taylor
Herbert S. Thatcher
Helen Carre Turner

CLASS OF 1906
Class Representative:
J. Kennard Bosee
Anonymous
Gertrude M. Adams
Alice Maris Baird
Jane Lippincott Bilderback
J. Kennard Bosee
Hazel Dillistin Bradley
Anna D. Bramble
Mary Gertrude Bricker
Arthur Williams Broomell
G. Lupton Broomell
Grace G. Broomell
William B. Cocks
Laura Strode Coleman
Mary Janney Coxe
William Diebold
Richard Downing, Jr.
A. Edna Hamilton
Jane R. Harper
Grace Schwenk Hay
Anna Seaman Hicks
Em ilie Hill
Sarah Hunt Hull
Rachel Robinson Jones
Herbert Stokes Killie
CLASS OF 1903
Philip Edward Lamb
Class Representative:
Alice Keim Leinau
J.
Horace Ervien Roberts Leinau, Jr.
Em ilia Schoenemann LeRoy
W illiam J. Clothier
Ellen B. Lewis
Hallie Hulburt Douglas
Lillian Post Libby
J. Horace Ervien
Mary Washburn Lippincott
Howard S. Evans
S. Blair Luckie, Jr.
Margaret Gleim
Philip Kent Maule
M abel E . Hollinshead
Clara Boyle McClure
Elizabeth Booth Lamb
Emily C. McKee
Robert E . Lamb
Elizabeth
Carter Murdock
Helen Em ley Lukens
Rosalie Faltermayer Murtagh
Lulu Von Ramdohr
George
S.
Nobles
Palmenberg

Edward P. Palmer
Esther Eisenhower Palmer
John W alter Passmore
Bertha Caroline Peirce
Elizabeth Johnson Pyle
Alfred Lawrence Rhoads, M.D.B
Charlotte Gunby Rule
Robert L. Ryder
(Deceased)
Emma Jane W . Shoemaker m
Lemuel David Smith, M.D. j
Lillian Rosenbluth Solomon 1
Florence Monaghan Thatcher!
Richard C. Thatcher
Clara Fowler Thompson
Mabel Vernon
William Cooper Walker
Caroline Washburn Wells
Barclay White
Edith Lewis White
CLASS OF 1907
Class Representative: ]
Mary Verlenden
Anonymous(3)
Martha Lippincott Andrews *
Lillian Pike Appleton
J. Clarence Atkinson
(Deceased)
Ralph Jackson Baker
George Blyth
Newlin T. Booth
(Deceased) j
Anna Pettit Broomell
Mary North Chenoweth
Jeannette Curtis Cons
Helen Ridgway Cooley
Edwin Angell Cottrell
Louise Horner Cottrell
Spencer L . Coxe
W . Seth Daniels
Isaac Garrett Darlington
Francis W . D ’Olier
Mabel C. Sullivan D ’Olier
Edith M. Douglass
Pauline M. Dum all
Elizabeth Allen Gemberling t
Clementine Hulburt Gibson I
Lilly Koenig Gluck
Charles Kaler Hackman
Lesley W illiam Hallock
Frank Kelso Hyatt
Edwin P. Jones
J. W alter Keller
Benjamin S. Kline, M.D.
Joseph Sherwood Knight
Marjorie Matthews Lamb
Elizabeth R. Lippincott
Alda Preston Lum
Edith Spencer Malott
Phoebe Stradling Matthews 1
Eunice Darnell Mitchell
John Carle Parry, Jr.
Edith Power Paxson
Amos J. Peaslee
Jean Scott Peoples
Helen Price
Edith Gibbs Reeder
James N. Richardson
Elizabeth Verlenden Rockey I
Hazel Davis Rowlands
Harvey T. Satterthwaite
Beatrice Victory Sautter
Florence Travilla
Mary Verlenden
Katharine Green Vincent
Mary Ogden W hitall
CLASS OF 1908
Class Representative:
Leonard C. Ashton
Leonard C. Ashton»
John Stokes Clement
Ida Virginia Craythom
Rev. Geoige G. Dilworth
Alice Worth Geddes
Katharine Griest
Jacob Kenneth Hoffman
Simeon Van Trump Jester
Eleanor Janney Johns
Anna Dotger Kirby
Florence Stapler Lippincott I
Sherman C. Lloyd
I
Mary Satterthwaite MeVaught
Elisabeth James Norton
Edith Mather Page
Susanna Haines Parry
Herman Pritchard
Frances Richardson
W alter F. Rittman
Clifford H. Vernon
Helen Wintringham Williams*

October, 19521

Mildred Bentley Wilson
Katharine Wolff
CLASS O F 1909
Class Representative:
Jean Williamson Roberts
Anonymous
Caroline Atkinson Alford
Newell G. Alford
“Dorothy L. Ashton, M.D.
Esther E. Baldwin
Esther Green Brunton
Ethel Brown Butler
Edward H. Cavin
Lee Elbert Coble
Louis Fussell Coffin
Edith Roberts Cook
Edith Barde Eachus
Arthur M. Eastburn
Alice Malone Farley
Robert H. Farley, M.D.
Emma Hartpence Garrison
Edna Sterner Hammond
Robert D. Hoyt
Ruth Chaffey Irons
Alice Byers Johnson
Helen Dillistin Johnson
M. Louis Johnson
Emma Regina Kleefeld
Emily Bird Knapp
Walter Krider
Emily Poley Longstreth
E. Carleton MacDowell, M.D.
J. Alfred Miller, Jr.
Edith Taylor Muir
Anne W allace Parker
Beulah Haines Parry
Anna Armstrong Pike
Elizabeth Burton Ramsey
Frank B. Ridgway
Jean Williamson Roberts
Harold Earl Roy, D .D .S.
William G. Shemeley, Jr., M.D.
Thomas D. Smedley
Edith Taylor Smith
Helen Stelwagon
Frank Brinton Strode
Walter Cyrus Strunk
Archer Taylor
Helen Hibberd Taylor
Mary Alice Taylor
Mary Truman W elsh
Mabel Hancock Wilkinson
Hannah B. Wilson
CLASS O F 1910
Class Representatives:
Miriam Hines Thatcher
and
John A. W hite
Ellie Simons Bassett
H. Lawrence Beecher
Christopher Bockius
Riley Anton Bressler
George Cadwallader Corson
Alma Daniels
Adelaide McGinnis Davis
Anna Griscom Elkinton
W. Sherman Garrison, M.D.
(Deceased)
Beulah Reece Green
Frank H. Griffin
Priscilla Goodwyn Griffin
William L. Jenkins
Marion Thornton Justice
Virginia D. Keeney
James G. Lam b
Bertha Hepworth Mortimer
.John Norman Ogden
Ethel Albertson Post
Anna Campbell Rittman
Marie Sellers
Philip T. Sharpies
Esther Barnes Shepherd
Annie Pollitt Smith
James A. Stone
Arthur P. Tanberg
Miriam Hines Thatcher
Sara Kirk Turner
Irvana Wood Tyson
John A. White
Margery Cornell Wintringer
Pauline Fay W right
L N. Earl Wynn
CLASS O F 1911
Class Representative:
Joseph H. W illits
Therese Spackman Barclay
Edna Carpenter
Mabelle Whitehead Carpen
Emma Marshall Clausen
Raymond K. Denworth
Leila Enders Dickson

October, 1952

Harold E . Ennis
Gwendolen Evans
Gladys Coker Fort
Elizabeth Hutchinson Fussel
Margaret Broomell Gatchell
Helen Herr Hartle
Anna Heydt
Edith Baker Hunt
Alfred Roberts Jamison
Arthur Denny Latimer
Jeannette Mather Lord
Sara T. Marshall
Elizabeth White McCarthy
Gertrude Hoopes McCarthy
Glen Earle Miller
Harry L. Miller
Elizabeth Richards Moriarty
Susannah Gregg Oblinger
Jane Hoag Pierce
Ruth Verlenden Poley
Anna Allen Pratt
Emmor Roberts
Arthur S. Robinson
Elizabeth Price Robinson
Finley Hall Shiland
Angeline Power Thatcher
Florence Smedley Vernon
Joseph H. Willits
Ruth Sharp Willits
Elizabeth Cadwallader Wood
CLASS OF 1912
Class Representatives:
Laurence P. Sharpies
and
Amy Baker Ferguson
Anna Detweiler Allen
George T. Ashton
Eugene E. Ayres, Jr.
Gertrude M. Bartel
Elisabeth H. Bartlett
Mary Ramsey Bassett
Vernon Waddell Bassett
Minnie Endicott Bauer
Natalie Turner Beard
Alice Masten Beecher
Alice Bolton Biggerstaff
Bessie Bew Bond
Edith C. Bunting
J. Augustus Cadwallader
Irven Hamilton Case
Caroline Smedley Colburn
Charles A. Collins
Helen Marr Cook
Charles S. Doan
Sallie McSparran Durkee
Wilmer C. Dutton
Charles A. Eberle
tAmy Baker Ferguson
Salome Corle Flint
Marion Duffield Grau
'M argaret E. Green
Robert W . Hackman
John E. Hartman
William K. Hoyt
Katherine Fleming Hutchison
Horace C. Jenkins
Helen Blanton Levy
Cornelia L. Lounsbury
W alter Lee Lukens
Phebe Lukens Miller
Lydia Green Mitchell
Richard H. Murfit
Eleanor Halsey Norton
Helen Pressey
Anne Haslett Price
Margaret L. Price
William W ebb Price
Mary S. Pusey
W alter Arnold Reinhard
Dorothy Strode Richardson
Ruth Ayers Rinek
Eleanor A. Rittenhouse
Annie Harvey Roberts
Byron T. Roberts
Harold S. Roberts
Preston T. Roberts
Alice DePuy Robinson
Benjamin Satterthwaite, Jr.
Austin A. Scott
Laurence P. Sharpies
Helen Shinn
Charles Alfred Smith
Yensie Vibbert Stayton
Loraine Fitch Storb
Raymond C. Storb
Grace Merrill Tan turn
Mary Osgood Taylor
Thomas R. Taylor
Charles G. Thatcher
Thomas H. Travilla
Laura Scull Vandewater
Evalynn H. W alker
Helen M. Weaver
Lena Gary Winslow
Ruth McNeil Yerkes

CLASS O F 1913
Class Representative:
Elizabeth B. Oliver
tW . Mark Bittle
Martha Williams Bittle
Mary F. Blackburn
Lillian Boyt
Philip J. Carpenter
Mary A. Cordingley
Juanita May Downes
David Tully Dunning
Anna Oppenlander Eberle
Blanche H. Gibson
William Henry Gillam, Jr.
F. Rudolph Goehring
Iva Appleby Goehring
Elizabeth Keller Gordon
Marguerite Hallowell
Charlotte Jacobs Harrington
Mary Welsh Hartman
Ethel Hickson Hastings
Folger B. Howell
Edith Mary Jackson
Alden Bliss Jones, M.D.
William V. Kerns
Louise Marie Lawton
Marian Steam e Marriott
Ethel Bates Mitchell
James Monaghan, Jr.
Grace Greene Musser
Elizabeth B. Oliver
Josephine Foster Pastorino
Earle Stanton Philips
Benjamin H. Pollock
Marion Coles Roberts
Alexandra B. Rogers .
Elizabeth Jackson Shaffner
Esther Midler Simberg
J. Russell Snyder
Newton Edward Tarble
Harry Coleman Tily, II
Elizabeth Phillips Turner
James S. Van Syckel
Letitia McHose Wolverton
Anna Worrell
Katharine L. W ray

CLASS O F 1914
Class Representative:
Edwin Randall Murch
Anna Spackman Ayers
Marion E . Baker
Constance L. Ball
May Haines Bell
Edith S. Blackburn
Gibson Bradfield
Harper Vaughan Bressler
Howard M. Buckman
Laura Parry Cadwallader
Louise K. Clement
Katharine M. Denworth
Elizabeth Morton Dunning
W alter II. Eagan
John Horace Githens, D.D.S.
Elizabeth M. Hause
Anna Dana Hendry
Katharine F. Herrmann
Harold A. Jackson
Margaret Kerr
Eleanore A. Lewis
Marjorie Gideon Maguire
James B. McGovern
Mary Walton Michener
Edwin Randall Murch
Marion A. Praed
tJacob T. Schless
Mary Emma Schmidt
Claude C. Smith
Sara W ebster Smith
William O. Soyars
Anna P. K. Stapler
Amelia Werner Swayne
Alice Bucher Tanberg
fGertrude Wood Thatcher
Florence Miller Tinney
Ruth Marshall Trimble
Marjorie Caldwell Underwood
Caroline Shoemaker Waters
Edith Williams Way
Martha Speakman Wood
William A. Worth

CLASS O F 1915
Class Representative:
Earl A. Hunter
Sarah Sheppard Beckett
William M. Beury
Gilson G. Blake, Jr.
Aram Boyajian
Marian Simons Brown

Ethel Harvey Buckman
Charles J. Darlington
Bertha E . Delaplaine
Lillie Elizabeth Flinn
Dorothy Fahnestock Ford
f James R. Frorer
Ethel Shoemaker Green
Margaret Milne Gunner
Ethel Burnett Hastings
Jean Yerkes Henry
Marie Styer Hess
tR eba Camp Hodge
Rbbecca Webb Holmes
Earl A. Hunter
Sara Appleby Hutchins
Auguste Jellinghaus Knaur
Margaret McIntosh Linton
Mary Swisher Loucks
William W . Matson
1'Thomas B. McCabe
Elinor Robinson Murch
Charles H. Osmond
Martha L. Pancoast
Rachael E. Roberts
John Allyn Rogers, V.M.D.
Vera Walton Schrader
Anna Miller Smith
Helen Bernhouse Smith
Alexander V. Tisdale
L. Eloise Vest
+W illi am H. Ward
Josephine E . Wilson
CLASS O F 1916
Class Representative:
Sewell W . Hodge
Thomas Lees Bartleson
Isabel Jenkins Booth
S. Jervis Brinton, M.D.
Herbert L. Brown
Mary Harvey Burn
Hyman Harry Cohen
George A. Craig
Helen C. Culin
Ellsworth F . Curtin
Elsie Geiger Danenhower
Fred C. Dennis
Alice Bryan Dorsey
Elizabeth Shoemaker Faw cett
Harold J. Gawthrop
Elsie Lea Gebhardtsbauer
tSewell W . Hodge
Alice Van Horn Hunter
Sarah Rose Hutchison
Ldian Kerns Johnston
Ruth Lumis LaBaw
Mary H. McGahey
James B. Melick
Lewis W . Mendelson
Anna M. Michener
Agnes Trowbridge Nesbit
John E . Orchard
Isabel Waters Paine
Elizabeth Strode Passmore
Horace M. Perry
SamueJ S. Shoemaker
P. Carl Strode
Katherine W . Simons
Evelyn Miller Slifer
Ruth Stephenson, M.D.
Edith Satterthwaite Thorn
Edwin A. Tomlinson
tD . Herbert Way
Marie S. Weeks
Harriet E . Worrell
CLASS O F 1917
Class Representative:
Clark W . Davis
Frances Maxwell Atkinson
Boyd T. Barnard
Helen Ickes Bartleson
Minnie Gould Beury
Helen Daniels Bloomsbùrg
Charles Granniss Bonner
Richard Lloyd Burdsall
William A. Clarke
Florence Kennedy Corse
Helen Inglis Cramp, D .D .S.
Mary Atkinson Crookston
Esther H. Culver
fClark W . Davis
fE llen Watson Delaplaine
(Deceased)
Hilda Lang Denworth
Ruth Craighead Gawthrop
Louis Maurice Glick
Marion F . Jackson
Florence Tice Knauss
Adolph Korn
W alter B. Lang
Rebecca Conrow
Lippincott, D.O.

Rhoda A. Lippincott
James C. Lukens
Hester Levis Mackey
Eleanor French Martin
John Tenney Mason
William R. Moore, Jr.
Margaret Allen Morgan
f Julia Young Murray
Clarence G. Myers
Norman G. Shidle
Lester B. Shoemaker
Mary Gawthrop Shoemaker
Clementine Smith Smith
W alter E . Smith
George Donald Spackman
Sarah L. Strong
William W . Tomlinson
Harriet Keen Turner
Frances Baker Walton
Katharine Grau Williams
Helen Coles Wood
Helen Young Yerger

CLASS O F 1918
Class Representative:
William J . Reilly
Robert S. Blau
“Kenneth R. Brown
G. Warren Bryan
Eleanor Stabler Clarke
Geraldine M. Coy
Margaretta Cope Curtin
Catharine Wright Donnelly
Emily Buckman Dowdell
Jess Halsted
George Passmore Hayes
Edith Mendenhall Hayes
Herbert W . Jackson
Elizabeth Andrews Jenks •
Esther Holmes Jones
Mary V. Kingsbury
Mary L . Lukens
tAllen I. Myers
Esther Snyder Nay
Rachael Place Newton
Katherine Price Olin
Dorothy Johnson Orchard
Emily Benjamin Painter
“Carl D. Pratt
Helen Gaskill Rathje
William J. Reilly
Elizabeth Miller Ritschard
Ethelwyn Bower Shidle
Virginia Postlethwaite Stickney
W illiam Simpson Taylor
Em ily L. Van Loon, M.D.
f Helen Gawthrop Worth

CLASS O F 1919
Class Representative:
Allison G. Comog
Harman Paul Agnew
Marcus Ainsworth
Norris C. Barnard
Ruth Cross Barnard
Helen Miller Beck
Catharine R. Belville
Janet M. Brown
Allison G. Cornog
W illiam Lindsay Cornog
(Deceased)
Mary I. Crosley
Marcus P. Dowdell
John P. Ferris
Russell C. Gourley
Charles M. Howell
Jessie Louise Lewis
C. Raymond Michener
tJacob Nevyas
Harry A. Olin
Esther Taylor O’Neill
Nora W ain Osland-Hill
Mary Griest Paul
Allin H. Pierce
Helen Biddle Porter
Helene Scott Price '
T. Rowe Price, Jr.
Eleanor Runk Reppert
Mary Eliz. Wilson Ridpath
William L . Ridpath, Jr.
Phebe Underhill Seaman
David John Stickney
Elizabeth Stotsenburg
Elinor Stout Sundt
Dorothy Thomas Talbot
Helen C. Toerring
Esther Newcomer Vogdes
Marian W are Walkling
Josephine Griffiths W eber
Margaret Wilson Wheelock
Charles H. Yardley

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CLASS O F 1920
Class Representatives:
Lena Clark Eagan
and
Thomas L. Eagan
John Gilbert Albertson
Letitia McNeel Arant
Elizabeth Jones Barnard
Anne Williams Brandt
Edwin M. Bush
Ida Meigs Bush
George Conahey, Jr.
Dorothy Paxson Curtiss
Lena Clark Eagan
Thomas L. Eagan
David B. Fell
Doris Hays Fenton
Frank W . Fetter
Mildred Williard Fry
Sgra Jane Mayhew Gayner
■¡'Clifford R. Gillam
Cornelia Stabler Gillam
Charlotte Bunting Green
Charles W aldo Haldeman, Jr.
Ervin L. Hall
William W aldo Hayes
William W . Hewett
Beatrice Whiteside Hood
Rear Adm. Jesse G. Johnson
•'David S. Klauder, Jr.
Helen Howarth Lewis
Helen V. Macartney
Mary Campbell Ogden
Samuel R. Ogden, Jr.
•'Leon M. Pearson
Gladys Seaman Pell
Ellen Swartz Pratt
Hope Richardson Roberts
Charlotte Moore Sitterly
Henrietta A. Smith
Mary Donovan Stuart
Helen Martin Taylor
Marguerite Drew Vedeler
Ruth Rodenboh W right
Clarence Howard Yoder
CLASS O F 1921
Class Representative:
George B . Jackson
Claire StraWn Albertson
Edwin R. Albertson
David R. Bamberger
Elizabeth F . Barth
Edward Evans Bartleson
William Blaisdell
Franklin Preston Buckman
Paul W . Chandler
Alfred Christensen
Charlesanna B. Coles, D.O.
Leon H. Collins, M.D.
Emilie White Dearborn
David Mathias Dennison
Elizabeth Schellinger Douglass
William Holmes Durbin
Miriam Jenkins Elsbree
Wayland H. Elsbree
Elsie A. Fisher
Lee Weiss Frank
Henrietta Stewart Gonzalez
Mary Dotterer Harbison
•'William R. Huey
■¡George B. Jackson
Edwin M. Joseph
John Wm. Klopp, M.D.
Ruth Woodward Klopp
Elizabeth Knabe
Erna Charlotte Kraemer
Harry W illiam Lang
Charles P. Larkin, Jr.
Marjorie Kistler Larkin
Charles W . Lukens
Albert C. Mammel
Grace Wilson Miller
Donald S. Morgan
Carlisle Morse, M.D.
Paula Pagelow
Roberta Gilmore Poland
George A. Powell
Henry S. Ruth, M.D.
Mary Frescoln Sangree
Frances Miller Scott
Helen Knight Warren
George Malcolm W est
Gladys Newton W est
John J. W hite, Jr.
Edith Evans Wiese
J. Frederic Wiese
Hannah Eavenson Wood
CLASS O F 1922
Class Representative;
Warren H. Ogden
Anonymous
Margaret Culin Adams

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tErnest M. Bliss
Dorothy Anderson Bowler
William B. Brosius
Lavinia Weihenmayer Campbell
Marian Satterthwaite Camovsky
Charlotte' S. Chrisman
W illiam R, Cisney
Allen Gray Clark
Walton C. Ferris
Elizabeth W alter Furnas
Carl J. Geiges
Benjamin E . Groff
Avery D. Harrington
Florence Twining Harris
Ethel Hinds Higginson
John Maddox Hilgert
Henrietta Keller Howell
Frank H. Jackson
Jeannette Dell Jones
F. Norton Landon
Anne Gault Lewis
W . Sproul Lewis
Dorothy J. Little
Robin Breuninger Lukens
f Augustine F . S. Musante
Jesse Nevyas
Edna Ruth Newton
Pum Koo Park, M.D.
fHarry McKinley Sellers
fEleanor A. Shinn
Richard Slocum
"Sarah Stabler Stabler
John L. Stainton
Gladys Haldeman Tasman
Elsie Smith Thompson
Hannah Darlington Trescott
Katherine Briegel
Vanderbilt, M.D.
William Pettit W are
Anne He afford W hite
Russell W hite

Edward Hicks Green, 2nd
Janet Krall Groff
"Maillon C.
Hinebaugh, Jr., M.D.
The Rev. Robert C. Hubbs
Margaret Jessen
H. Merle Mulloy
Louise Davis Mulloy
Robert L, Myers
T. Sumner Oliver
Roger S. Russell
Charles J. Seltzer, Jr.
Dorothy Evans Seltzer
Mary Elizabeth Shinn
Esther Briegel Stehle
Thomas T. Taylor
Margaret Kennedy Thompson
J. Howard Thompson
James C. Tily
Gladys Cisney Trismen
"A lbert J. Williams, Jr.
Mildred F . Wilson
fE . Lawrence Worstall

CLASS O F 1925
Class Representative:
Helen M. Williamson
Mahlon Ashford
Elizabeth Biddle Ayars
Margaret Pitkin Bainbridge
Isaac Lucius Battin
Alan James Blau
Jean Marsh Brown fhdel
Benjamin R. Burdsall
Robert H. Burdsall
Anna T. Burr
Alice Reddie Callaghan
Anna Louise Campion
Dorothy Merryman Creekmore
William B. Cudlip
Margaret Hopkins Deveer
Marie Futer Eiland
Elizabeth Lukens Elliott
CLASS O F 1923
Charles M. Fairbanks
Class Representative:
Agnes Gowing Ferrell
W allace R. Linton
■¡■Elizabeth Pollard Fetter
J. Garner Anthony
Elizabeth Murray Gaffney
Lester Asplundh
The Rev. W. Hamilton Aulenbacl: Catherine Cudlip Garvey
Lloyd Goman
Marjorie Onderdonk Battin
George William Grenhart, M.D.
Evelyn Arnold Braun
Eleanor Foote Hand
Anna Roberts Brosius
Samuel Linton Hayes, Jr.
Howard Bertram Brunner
W . Carlton Henderson
T. Frederic Chesnut
Helen
Yam all Jackson
Cornelia Coy Clark
Spencer Keare
J. Edward Clyde
Virginia
Griffiths Keen
Richard J. Cornell
Lester Stuart Knapp, M.D.
Louis Robert Enslin
Robert
B.
Landis
Isabelle Fussell Ewing
Jean C . Lawrence
John C. Fretz
Marjorie
Lapham
Lewis
Samuel B. Gaumer
Charles H. Limberger
Ned S. Hankins
W illiam F . Livermore
Helen Rigby Harvey
Margaret Walton May all
Eleanore Boyd Holcombe
Beatrice Clugston Moore
Susan Mason Kendall
Helen
Gertrude Moore
Lawrence B. Lewis.
Helen Ritter Murphy
William A. Limberger, M.D.
Dorothy
Liberton Nash
W allace R. Linton
Miriam Locke Osier
Alice Hoagland MacNair
E.
Russell
Ottey
Gertrude Malz
Virginia Parkhurst
Elizabeth Lanning Massie
Thomas
G.
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Lillian Perkins M etcalf
Helen Lippincott Parrish
Em ily Strong Mills
May Elizabeth Parry
Ann Johnson Moore
Mary Lees Paschall
Ferdinand L. Nofer
fGeorge Plowman
Ruth Tanguy Oliver
Anna Powell Poole
Elizabeth C. Palmer
Margaret Koegel Robart
Kathryn Pflaum
Alice Martha Rogers
Albert W . Preston, Jr.
Inez Coulter Russell
Henry D. Rentschler, M.D.
Joseph
B. Shane
Sara Bitler Reynolds
Homer L . Shantz, Jr.
Helen Parrott Roberts
Katherine
Cornell Stainton
Kathryn Cleckner Skinkle
Alfred K. Stidham
C. Norman Stabler
Muriel Thomas Stromberg
Boyd M. Trescott
Anna Engle Taylor
Henry C. Turner, Jr.
Eleanor Bonner W ebb
Roselyncl Atherholt Wood
Carl J. Wenzinger
Helen M. Williamson
W alter K. Woolman, Jr.
Marjorie Voelker Worstall
CLASS O F 1924
C. Alfred Zinn
Class Representative:
Guy W . Davis
Dorothy McClaren Anthony
CLASS O F 1926
Lewis S. Ayars, Jr.
Class Representative:
Nella Arnold Buckman
E.
Dillwyn Parrish
Samuel L. Cornish
Richard Abell, M.D.
Guy W . Davis
Audrey Bond Alciatore
Annette Engell Davison
Florence Kennedy Bagley
Esther Fisher Duryee
Edith Nicely Bodine
Margaret Driscoll Duryee
Elizabeth Bartleson Booth
Esther Hicks Emory
Carol Paxson Brainerd
Mary Melvin Frodi
Lucille J. Buchanan
Eleanor Carmichael Gallagher
George Ball Clothier
Edward A. Green

William C. Coles, Jr.
Anna Smith De Santo
Robert E. Eiche
Arthur Haines Evans
Mary Althouse Goman
Mildred Lucile Gordner
Robert Whitmore Graham
Virginia Brown Greer
fDorothy Merrill Gulick
Dorothy Bowers Hallowell
Leonard M. Hanan
Hanson Haines Hodge
Arnold T. Hutcheson
Estelle Hickey Jarden
Louise Merritt Kennedy
Beatrice A. Lamb
Clara Eleanor Leech
Catherine Mather Lippincott
J. Edward Lippincott
Richard O. Ludebuehl
Harry Lewis Lundy
Mabel Engle McMurtrie
Harold E . Mertz
Orrick Metcalfe
Lucius D. Mills
fBertha White Nason
Carroll E . Ogden
William Frederick Ogden
Rogers Palmer
E . Dillwyn Parrish
Katherine Turner Parsons
fCornelia Chapman Pittenger
Frances Spence Plate
William B. Plate
Mary Passmore Plowman
Florence Meade Puzon
Milton D. Reinhardson
G. Raymond Rettew
Ruth Ennis Sawyer
Fletcher Seymour, Jr.
Elizabeth Stamford Sharpless
F. Maxwell Shuster
Joseph Smith, Jr.
Murray Kemp Spillman, M.D.
John H. Swope
Grace Virginia Thoenen
Marjorie Mode Tily
Frederick S. Townley
Benjamin W . Wasser
Katharine Carl Whitney
CLASS O F 1927
Class Representative:
Esther Howard Allen
Esther Howard Allen
John U. Ayres
Leroy G. Baum
Lydia Turner Bishop
George Martin Booth
Sarah Pratt Brock
Helen Scott Brown
Ellwood Richard Burdsall
William Turner Clack
Robert B. Clothier
Ruth McCauley Clyde
Marcia Perry Cook
Ruth Elizabeth Cornell
Elizabeth Brooks Corrigan
tDorothea Kern Devereux
Johanna Zuydhoek Dickie
Marion Palmenberg Frank
Esther White Gilbert
Jessie Hoffman Gilmore
Roger Hallowell
Russell R. Harris
Fredrika Clement Hilliard
Harold R. Hutcheson
Cecile Brochereux Jarvis
Edward C. Jenkins
A. Sidney Johnson, Jr.
Margaret Witsil Johnson
Robert E . L. Johnson
Nolan L. Kaltreider, M.D.
Paul M. Kistler, M.D.
Louise Parkhurst Krug
Helen Rush Kurtz
Robert W . Lafore
Edward F . Lang
Robert F. Lee
Leah Shreiner Leeds
Robert L. Lindahl
John H. Lippincott, Jr.
Harris H. Little
May Brown Lloyd
Helen Woodward Manges
George W . McKeag
Anna R. Meloney
Anna Williams Metcalfe
Alberta Sauter Moock
J. Roland Pennock
William C. Pickett
tThomas K. Rathmell, M.D.
Samuel R. M. Reynolds
Charles E . Rickards

Alice Jenkinson Ripley
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William John Rust
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Katharine Snyder Sasse
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James H. Sellers
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Sarah Percy Simms
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W alter O. Simon
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Horace H. Smith
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Robert M. Stabler
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Ruth Service Stidham
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Erm a Goldsmith Strauss
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W alter S. Studdiford
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Theodore K. Suckow
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Laurence J . Test
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Elizabeth McCabe Thieme 1 j
Jack B. Thompson
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Lois Thompson Thompson j I
William Preston Tollinger
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Mary Meyer Tolman
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Virginia Melick Turner
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Catharine Cocks Vail
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T. George Van Hart
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Frances McCafferty White
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Carolyn Hearne Williams
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Norman H. Winde
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Elizabeth Dilworth Woodward |
Amelia Miller Woolford
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Esther Thomson Yeagley
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Class Representative: ; i
Edna Shoemaker Mallen I
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Arthur G. Baker, M.D.
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Olive Deane Baker
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Elizabeth Vaughan Berry
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Harold Silver Berry
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Ellis G. Bishop
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Anne Philips Blake
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Vanleer I. Bond
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William T. Branen, M.D.
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Marian Pratt Burdick
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Gertrude Bowers Burdsall
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Vincent G. Bush
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Elizabeth Van Brakle Coffin I,
James H. Colket
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John J. Coughlin
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Caroline Lippincott Forman I
tThomas H. L. Foster
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Elizabeth Moffitt Cates
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*C. Lawrence Haines
George A. Hay
Julie Chapman Hunt
Margaret DeLaney Johnston
Jeannette Poore Kelly
Ruth E . Kern
fGertrude Gilmore Lafore j 1
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Mary Frances Langford
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fHolbrook M. MacNeille
■¡■Caroline Biddle Malin
Edna Shoemaker Mallen
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Esther Felter Malonee
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William Cameron McCook
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Margaret Somerville Mclnerney I
Isabelle Bennett Monroe
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Thomas Moore, Jr.
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Theodore E . Nickles, Jr.
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Mary Sullivan Patterson
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Elisabeth Follwell Pratt
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Winifred Rumble Reynolds ij
Dorothy Brown Rickards
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Hilah Rounds
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Robert L. Silber
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Frances Dowdy Simon
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Alice Burling Singleton
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Newlin R. Smith
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Theodore Smithers
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"Mary Scott Spiller
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Nell Rubins Thompson
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Phyllis Harper Townley
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Raymond A. Townley
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Selden Y. Trimble, IV
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Ann Thompson Wainwright I
Robert K. Whitten
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Esther Wilson Widing
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Theodore Widing
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W alter Herbert Wilson
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Gertrude Jolls Winde
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Mary Livezy Wolferth, M.D. I;
Frances Ramsey Worth
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Charlotte Salmon Wright
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CLASS O F 1929
Class Representative:
Howard J . Wood
Bradley C. Algeo, Jr.
Alice Hutchinson Ayres
"Mary Williams Barron
Caroline Robison Bishop
Alice Entrekin Brown
Thomas M. Brown, M.D.
Jane Griest Browne
William C. Cheeseman
Marion Harris Churchill
fW alter B. Coleman

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Robert Gates Dawes
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Alice Stout Edwards
Robert E. Fix
Sophie Stern Friendly
Wilmer Krusen Gallager, M.D.
Constance Sarah Gaskill
H. Thomas Hallowell, Jr.
Donald M. Hamilton, M.D.
Julia Kehew Hamilton
Margaret Walton Jensen
Parker P. King
Isabel Morgan Lauder, M.D.
Amy Chase Loftin
Arthur F. Magill
Elizabeth Clack McCaul
Catharine Emhardt McCook
Wilbur. M. McFeely
Horace B. McGuire
Elizabeth Ogden McLain
Will McLain, 3rd
Allison S. McMillin
tJames A. Michener
Agnes Hood Miller
Theodore R. Miller, M.D.
Florence Miller Morris
Walter A. Muir
Elinor Brecht Neuman
Linda Chandler Paton
Fred J. Powell
Gertmde Paxson Seibert
Walter R. Seibert
Herbert I. Slifer
’ Daniel F. Smith
¡Grace Heritage Smith
Marion Bonner Smith
Marion Collins Smith
Harold Edward Snyder
Donovan B. Spangler
Shaler Stidham
Elizabeth Thompson Van Hart
Carolyn Forstner Wardle
Roberta Boak Wasser
Frederick G. Weigand
Josiah White, IV
William B. Wickersham
Elizabeth Reynolds Wilbur
Howard J. Wood

CLASS O F 1930
Class Representative:.
Thomas S. Nicely
Jean Fahringer Biddle
Robert F. Bishop
Ruth Jackson Boone
William A. Boone
Robert L. Booth, V.M.D.
Louis S. Bringhurst, M.D.
Howard F. Brown
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Mary Trimble Byars
nerneyl Harold F. Carter
Ruth Cleaver Carter
[ Henry B. Coles, Jr.
Marian Lillian Colson
Julien D. Cornell
Virginia Stratton Cornell
:1s
Pauline Calhoun Darlington
Franklin C. Eden
Edgar I. Emerson
Barton P. Ferris
Eleanor Flexner
Josephine Tremain Gould
Robert Lisle Gould
Margaret Gurney
’ Margaret Maltbie Haines
Alice Casey Hay
Harry Heward, Jr.
Virginia Fell Heysham
George B. Hoadley
;ht
Ray P. Hunt
Howard C. Johnson, Jr.
tLouise Yerkes Kain
Richard M. Kain
Helen Headley Krist
Helen Hadley Larson
.D.
Malcolm R. Longshore
Mildred Underwood McHenry
Mary Temple Newman
Marian Hamming Nicely
Thomas S. Nicely
Dorothy Ackart Nichols
Catharine Hatfield Olmstead
Henry L. Parrish
Mary Ann Ogden Parrish
Nancy Deane Passmore
¡Edward M. Passmore
William Poole
Martha Bantom Samuel
Frederick C. Schreiber, D.D.S.
Theodora Abbott Schreiber
Anna Rickards Sensenig
Helen G. Stafford
Helen Bessemer Stollnitz
ton J

1952 October, 1952

Margaret Spencer Stradley
Joseph T. Sullivan, 2nd
fHenry G. Swain
Ferris Thomsen
Ralph W . Tipping
H. Haines Turner
Harold E. Wagner
Sarah Brecht Wert
Stanley I. Winde
Merida Grey Worth
John S. Worth
Eleanor Jenkins Zendt
CLASS O F 1931
Class Representative:
Donald C. Turner
Anonymous
Gwen Dutton Abel
Joseph L. Atkinson
William I. Battin, Jr.
Marguerite Emma Baur
Clement M. Biddle, Jr.
WilHam Blum, Jr.
Jean Harvey Rodman
Richard C. Bond
John M. Brecht, M.D.
Irwin G. Burton
Helen Fletcher Carriger
Amanda Hurlock Chaffee
’ Thomas S. Chambers
Frank S. Christian, Jr.
Martha Wood Christian
Louise Fisher Cleaver
Ralph L . Connor
John M. Cookenbacli
John D. Corbit, Jr., M.D.
William James Cresson, Jr.
Margaret Orr Curtis
Carl K. Dellmuth
’ Hyman J. Diamond
Robert H. Douglas
Elizabeth Woodman Eckert
Margaret Dewees Foster
Lewis Fussell, Jr.
Neville C. Gee
William Newman Gray, III
Mary Betts Hoadley
Mary Alma Hull Hoy
Daniel S. Hubbell, Jr.
•fEsther Seaman Jackson
Lawrence E . Jewett
David C. Jillson
William T. Jones
Nox McCain Kehew
H. Dietz Keller, Jr.
Robert E . Kintner
Robert H. Lamey
Anna Ridgway Lang
fBarbara Pearson Lange
Thomas Willets Lapham
J. Gordon Lippincott
’ Beatrice Beach MacLeod
William S. McCune, M.D.
The Rev. Donald K. McGarrah
Elisabeth Hiebel Metzl
■¡■Elizabeth Maxfield Miller
Florence V. Miller
Ralph M. Mitchell, Jr.
Margaret Zabriskie Nichols
Edward Lee Noyes
Margaret Davis Palmer
Samuel Jackson Parker
Rutherford T. Phillips
Albert J. Pittman
David Lukens Price
Elizabeth Newcomb Rayner
’ Kathryn Sonneborn Read
tE llen Fem on Reisner
Caroline Jackson Rushmore
Leon A. Rushmore, Jr.
Amelia Emhardt Sands
Roy D. Simon
Ruth Calwell Snyder
Jane Michener Spangler
Marjorie M. Starbard
Robert L. Testwuide
Helen W alter Thomsen
Donald C. Turner
Daulton G. Viskniskki
Joseph H. W alter, Jr.
¡M erritt S. Webster
Howard C. Westwood
Houston Wilson
■¡■Raymond H. Wilson, Jr.
Robert H. Wilson
Barbara Briggs Winde
Natalie Harper Wood
fC . Brooke W orth, M.D.
Helen Andrews Zehner
CLASS O F 1932
Class Representative:
Thomas C. Park, Jr.
•¡Dorothy Slee Algeo

William R. Allstetter
Katherine Hunt Bennett
Anne Chapman Booth
Katherine R. Booth
Nora R. Booth
Elizabeth Spaulding Calvert
Eleanor Pusey Clement
'¡Katharine Warren Coles
Joseph Engle Colson
Dorothy Keller Curll
Winifred Marvin Daniell
Edmund Dawes
Anna Janney De Armond
Dorothy F. Deininger
James R. Doak
Winston M. Dudley
William W. Eaton
Frances Reinhold Fussell
’ Helen T. Garrett
Margaret Littlewood Gibbs
Dorothy Ogle Graham
Robert Ernest Hadeler
Ruth H. Helm
Florence Arnold Hoadley
Charles H. Hunt
Louise G. Isfort
James Russell Jones
Clark Kerr
Max Kohn
Frank F. Kunca
Edna Pusey Legg
Davis L. Lewis, Jr.
Edith Bowman Lippincott
Benjamin Ludlow, Jr.
Edwin Scott Lutton
Virginia Melchoir Lutton
Margaret Martin
Jean Walton Noyes
Helen W est Nutting
Helen Grumpelt Oren
Thomas C. Park, Jr.
William H. Perloff, M.D.
Mary Fisher Plumb
■¡Florence Williams Potts
S. John Pyle
Kathleen C. Quinn
’ Bertram H. Schaffner, M.D.
■¡Harry E. Sprogell
Helen Gates Taylor
W . Monroe Vansant
Louis S. Walton, Jr.
Priscilla Miller Weed
Evelyn Patterson Wickersham
Anna Kurtz W ier
Carolyn Jones Williams
CLASS O F 1933
Class Representative:
Lewis M. Gill
Willis C. Armstrong
H. Bradford Arnold
John M. C. Betts
Barbara Batt Bond
“Ruth Cook Brecher
Maradel Geuting Burton
William G. Calvert
Elizabeth Scattergood Carson
Wesley Bird Case
Aldyth Longshore Claiborn
Joseph David Coppock
Hunter Corbett
Jeannette Marr Corbett
James L. Crider, Jr.
Margaret Ball Dellmuth
Elizabeth Dickinson Devecis
Henry F. Donahower
Elizabeth Falconer
Bassett Ferguson, Jr.
Morris H. Fussell
Molly Yard Garrett
Sylvester S. Garrett, Jr.
¡Charlotte Kimball Gilbert
Lewis M. Gill
Benjamin Greenspan, M.D.
W alter William Herrmann
William Mott Hicks
Arthur C. Holman
Ada Clement Jones
William Henry Kain
Barbara Crosse Kellogg
Jessie Brown Kimmel
Loretta Mercer LaClair
William F. Lee
Katherine Rowe Lentz
Eugenie Harshbarger Lewis
Stephen M. MacNeille
¡Franklin Miller, Jr.
Frances PaSsmore Pike
H. Lloyd Pike
Louise Hiller Poole
’ Arabel Jaquette Porter
Franklin Porter
Nina Volkmar Powell
¡H elen Flanagan Randle
Homer R. Reese

Jane Ashby Rolandelly
Jane Sicher Rosenth»l
Robert V. Schembs
Erik L. Sjostrom
Jane Moore Smith
Thomas R. Smith
W. Jerome Smith
Olive Adams Sonen
Babette Schiller Spiegel
Winifred Scales Stearns
Willis J. Stetson
Paul J. Strayer
Patricia Dent Trammell
Catherine Pierson Turner
¡Howard S. Turner
Marjorie Mohan Turville
Edith Jackson W alter
Anne Mode Walton
Edward H. Walton
Joseph H. Walton
Elizabeth Stammelbach
Welfling
Weldon W . Welfling
Constance Draper Welsh
Elizabeth Passmore Willis
Richard R. Willis
Lawrence W . Wilson
Alla Tomashevsky Wright
Velma Wetzel Zellner
CLASS O F 1934
Class Representatives:
Elizabeth Geddes Baker
and
W alter T . Baker, Jr.
John Abrams
Frances Allen Archer
Elinor Clapp Arguimbau
Abigail Dewing Avery
Elizabeth Geddes Baker
W alter T. Baker, Jr.
Donald W . Baxter
Nina Bowers Beecham
David W . Bishop
John S. Brod
Robert M. Browning
Mimi Schafer Buresh
Robert J. Cadigan
Samuel Dean Caldwell, 3rd
¡H elen Mansfield Carroll
Thomas G. Casey
Margaret Anderson Crowley
Elizabeth Seaman Dawes
Edwina Embree Devereux
Ruth Kewley Donahower
¡Sarah Dunning
Dorothy Coleman Engler
Janet Snedden Finch
Frederic Barron Freeman
Lucinda Thomas Hafkenschiel
Richard E . Harper
Virginia Sutton Harrington
Landon G. Haynes
’ Raymond M. Immerwahr
Edward Lovett Jackson
James F. Kelly
Mary Amthor Kent
Calvin T. Klopp, M.D.
Hilda Gruenberg Krech
Mabel Clement Lee
Martha Tufts Lindley
Jane Parrott Macgill
Lloyd Thomas Macgill, Tr.
Clifford E . Maser
Anne Bowly Maxfield
Marian Htabbell Mowatt
George William Orr
Elinor Robinson Pennock
James A. Perkins
Frank C. Pierson
Alice Burton Potter
Elizabeth Carver Preston
Lorraine Marshall Pyle
Ruth Lippincott Rice
Ellis B. Ridgway, Jr.
George Schairer
Mary Tarbox Schairer
Grace Biddle Schembs
Margaret Wolman Schwartz
Dorothy Lightfoot Thomas
Elizabeth Blessing Vankirk
W alter A. Vela
Louise Stubbs Williams
Ned B. Williams, D .D .S.
Ida Bowman Worth
Robert E. Worth
Porter Reid Wray
Robert A. Young, Jr.
CLASS O F 1935
Class Representative:
Margaret Peters Mathews
Caroline Hales Bailey
Kathryn Bassett

Elizabeth Lane Beardsley
Clarence D. Bell
Rosemary Cowden Cadigan
Mary Schorer Cake
The Rev. Samuel H. Cassell, Ji
Elizabeth Blair Cochran
David E . Davis
Shirley Davis
Elizabeth Chaney Ferguson
Frances C. Fetter
’ Edith Serrill Galloway
Donald L . Glenn, M.D.
Marian Davis Griffith
Paul A. Hadley
Cynthia Wentworth Hannum
Edson S. Harris, Jr.
Kenneth W . Hechler
- H. Kimble Hicks
James C. Hill
Barbara Ivins
Van Dusen Kennedy
E. Frederick Koster, M.D.
Robert B. Lewis
Doris Sonneborn Lippincott
Margaret Peters Mathews
¡K ate Walker McCrumm
Dino E . P. McCurdy
Elizabeth Hodges Murphy
Caroline Dunham Naylor
Michael S. Paulson
Marguerite Tamblyn Pierson
¡Em m a Michael Reynolds
James Nelson Rice
Gilbert W . Roberts
David J. Somers
Sue Thomas Turner
¡Jean B. Walton
Sylvia Linville Way
¡F ritz Joachim Weyl
William P. Worth
CLASS O F 1936
Class Representative:
William D. Taylor
Jean Harvey Anderson
Virginia Smith Andrew
Winifred Johnson Baker
Mary Waddington Barnum
Robert L. Bell
Helen Price Belser
Richard L. Bigelow, Jr.
Frank H. Blumenthal
Lorraine Patterson Bradbury
William C. Bradbury
¡M ary McCarty Bye
Carolyn Keyes Cadwallader
T. Sidney Cadwallader, 2nd
Eleanor Gies Coes
Margery McKay Cridland
Philip D. Croll
Ruth Strattan Cummins
Emily P. Dodge
J. Earle Edwards, Jr.
Alice Robinson Erb, M.D.
Clayton L. Farraday, Jr.
James A. Finley, Jr.
Elise Kohn Friedman
W . Sherman Garrison, Jr., M.D
Charles R. Gerner
Helen Malone Glass
Mary Laird Graeser
Robert K. Greenfield
Franklin J. Gutchess
Virginia Alleman Hartswick
Joan Keller Hertzberg
Elisabeth Coale Humphrey
Richard A. Humphrey
Katherine Lever
¡Thomas H. Loeb
George E . McCandlish
Dorothy Hoyt Mollin
Barbara Blackburn Myers
Paul B. Oehmann
Catherine Bays Parrish
Lawrence L. Parrish
Priscilla Johnson Patton
Jean Bredin Perkins
Marlette Plum Petze
Helen Shilcock Post
Richard Post
Jane McCord Potts
Gretchen Reller
Edward Hall Roberts
Franklin E . Satterthwaite
Robert S. Schairer
David H. Scull
’ John W . Seybold
John Prior Sinclair
Elizabeth Krider Snowden
Harold B. Steinberg
Christine Robinson Taylor
William D. Taylor
Margaret M. Tilton
Onnolee Gates Vodges
Louise C. Watkins

27

Margaret Menuez Brown
Charles A. Caldwell
John R. Carlson, Jr.
Harriet Dana Carroll
CLASS OF 1937
William R. Carroll
Class Represetatives:
David W . Chaney
Faith Barsalow Chaney
Joan Kelley Fowler
and
Elizabeth Willits Cocks
Ward S. Fowler, M.D.
Carl C. Colket
Elizabeth Stubbs Cooper
Samuel F . Ashelman, Jr.
George B. Cooper
Muriel W hite Baker
Elise Hagedorn Cristol
W alter S. Barclay
Mary Elizabeth Dumm
John Newlin Beck
J ane Reuter Duvall
Katharine W hite Beecher
Marjorie Van Deusen Edwards
Kate Hood Bodine
Alice Fem sler Elbert
Margaret Parton Britter
Eleanor H. Ferguson
Elizabeth Dobson Broomell
Jean Tompkins Fort
G. Lupton Broomell, Jr.
Ann Lapham Frazer
James E . Buckingham
E. Wayne Frazer
WillMm C. Campbell
Elizabeth
Brosius Garrison
John S. Child
David A. Goldsmith, M.D.
Arnold F . Clark
William
T.
Harrison
James H. Clarke
Vartan Hartunian
Benjamin Cooper
Carolyn Hogeland Herting
flsabel Benkert Daly
Catharine M. Hitchcock
Holly Ross Draper
R. Murray Hoffman, Jr.
Ruth Shoemaker Flaccus
Charlotte Weaver Jones
fGeorge E . Forsythe
Geoffrey Keller
Joan Kelley Fowler
Nathan S. Kline, M.D.
tW ard S. Fowler, M.D.
Janet Vaughn Koch
Margaret L. Germann A
Mary Jane Miller Koster
Grace Eckman Gilbert
Henry E . B. Kurtz
Wesley R. Goddard
Eugene
M. Lang
Joseph Hafkenschiel, Jr., M.D.
Margaret
Bill Lewis
Mason Haire
Clare Heilman Loventhal
A. Thomas Hallowell
James
A.
Malcolm,
Jr.
Marguerite Cotsworth Hamman
Elizabeth W . Mims
James A. Harper
Ernest
A.
Mitler
fRichard Heavenrich
fGeorgette Moyer Most
Alma B. Helbing
W illiam L. Nute, Jr., M.D.
Kate Meyer Herman*
Margaret Davenport Nutt
Louise Pauline Housel
Peter F. Oesper
Barbara Lesher Hughes
Elizabeth Henszey Owers
fGeorge D. Hulst, Jr.
Mary Herrick Porter
Constance Smith Jones
Burton Richards
f Samuel I. Kalkstein
Clarence H. Rosenbaum
Elizabeth Jackson Kamp
tKatharine Scherman Rosin
Johh Justus Kim
Anne Tracy Rossmoore
Robert Klaber /
Mary McDermott Shideler
Wayne L. Lees
Eric L. Simmons
Charles W . Loeb
William F . Smith, 2nd
Betty Dennis Milner
Hugo Sonnenschein, Jr.
Irving A. Morrissett, Jr.
Jean W eltmer Stetson
James A. Murphy
Eleanor
Joyce Stone
William M. Muth
Virginia Vawter Storr
Hazel Burritt Oehler
Marian
Snyder
W are
T. H. Dudley Perkins, Jr.
Elizabeth Linvill W ay
Margaret Rhoads Pohe
Gertrude
S.
Weaver
Mina Waterman Power
Virginia Newkirk Weltmer
Eleanor Russell Pratt
Elizabeth Hay W iest
William C. H. Prentice
Deborah O. W ing
Olva Faust Quick
Joseph Winston
Edwin P. Rome
Elizabeth Matz W ire
Elizabeth Rowland
,
fCyrus F. Wood
Allan H. Salm
Richard B. W ray
E . Morton Schafiran
Irving S. Schwartz
Erwin F . Shrader
Anne Brooke Smith
CLASS O F 1939
Elizabeth Haller Smith
Class Representatives:
Manning A. Smith
Gertrude Maginniss Peelle
Martha L. Smith, M.D.
and
Barbara Brooks Smoyer
Robert B. Peelle
C. Arthur Spaulding, Jr., M.D.
Anonymous
Helen Solis-Cohen Spigel
Ray C. Albertson
Patty Morris Stabler
Charlotte Dean Appleton
Carolyn Wood Stamford
Charles R. Bell
Charles F . Garland Steinway
Elise Stone Bell
Richard J. Storr
Mary James Bell
Margaret Cupitt Strahle
Joseph C. Bender
Josephine Peters Terrell
William E . Boam ^
Isabel W ilde Thomson
Mary C. Bowers
Marjorie Kleine Vela
Vincent S. Boyer
Barbara Pearson W alker
Nicholas K. Braun
Ann E . W hitcraft
John R. Brown
Emily Whitman
Janet Hill Coerr
Sidney L. Wickenhaver
Louis
F. Coffin, Jr.
- Frederick J. Wiest, Jr.
Sally McClelland Cox
Jean Dithridge Wohlsen
Samuel L. Cresson, M.D.
John Henry Wood, Jr.
Richard A. Dimpfl
Richard M. Worth
Ralph H. Fisher
Muriel Eckes Zacharias
George R. Fornwalt, M.D.
tAlexandra Illm er Forsythe
CLASS O F 1938
Jean Davis Gibb
Class Representative:
Katherine Gibson Gilbert
Virginia Newkirk Weltmer
Gretchen Collier Gmelin
Elizabeth Taylor Goshorn
Virginia Bond Aiken
Robert M. Goshorn
tAlfred F. Ash
Mary Hoagland Gruen
Margaret Peter Ashelman
David Harman
Jane Klaer Aspinall
Dale L. Herndon
“Boris Blai, Jr.
Frederick S. Holderle
fGeorge D. Braden
Gretchen Watson Hughes
John H. Breckenridge
Margaret Cheeseman Huselton
Miriam Booth Breckenridge
Edmund Jone?
Lois W right Brown
Elizabeth Smith Winn
William P. Wood

28

Wellington D. Jones, Jr.
Margaret Chase Judd
William Ashby Jump, Jr.
Elizabeth Goodrich Kalkstein
Joan Pascal Karasik
Peter Kaufmann
Mary Solis-Cohen Keller
Rpbert G. Leinroth
Edward S. Little
Wm. T. Livingston, 2nd, M-D.
Peter H. Lombard, Jr.
Doris Herold Lund
Leland Stanford MacPhail, Jr.
Janet Wilson Malcolm
Eva Ladenburg Mayer
Olive Hendricks Mayer
Anne Stone Mcllvain
David McIntyre
Kenneth R. Meader
Ned M. Morningstar
James S. Ottenberg
Eleanor Johnson Painter
William D. Patterson
fGertrude Maginniss Peelle
Robert B. Peelle
Helen Jones Rake
Jane Martin Roberts
John W . Roberts
Robert B. Rockwood
Ann Douglass Salomon
Mary Ryan Seagrave
“Gertrude Blood Seybold
Jane Shohl, M.D.
Jean C. Slack
Eleanor Pancoast Smith
Margaret Trimble Smith
Elvin R. Souder
Barbara Stearns
Clio Barnes Stearns
Mary. Whitford Streit
Frederick C. Strong, 3rd
Margaret King Stroop
Gordon P. Tapley
John C. Thomas
Jane Hastings Thompson
Stewart Thorn
Bruce R. Valentine, M.D.
Robert B. Walker
John B. Warrington
Gordon S. Watts
Virginia Morse Wells
Gary White
Edward H. Worth, Jr.
John F . Wright
Tames S. Zinner

CLASS O F 1940
Class Representative:
Adalyn Purdy Jones
Anonymous
William C. Adamson, M.D.
Newell G. Alford, Jr.
Richard B. Angell
Cornelia Brown Bailey..
“Anna Flanders Balivet
Ilse Heine Baum
Alden S. Bennett
Eleanor Yearsley Bennett
Catherine S. Birdsall
Edward B. Booher
Jean Woehling Bosler
Miles Wesley Bowker
K. Merrill Lindsley Camp
William P. Camp, M.D.
Martha Eastwick Carroll
LLewellyn M. Clevenger, 3rd
Ray H. Coffman
Ernest D. Courant
Alfred D. Cox, Jr.
Marian Edwards Cox
Hope Griswold Curfman
Barbara Deweese Day
fRalph I. Dunlap, Jr.
Charles A. Eberle, Jr.
Mary Broomell Eberle
“Josephine Elias Elverson
Charles A. Gemberling
fDorothy Hubbell Gemmill
Claribel Goodwin
Elizabeth K. Graves
Eleanor Evans Harman
Laura Knapp Harper
Harry H. Haverstick, Jr.
Marion S. Hayden
Edward D. Henderson, M.D.
Anne Schechter Hertzberg
Edward A. Jakle
Donald E . Johnson
Adalyn Purdy Jones
Charles M. Judson
Mary Ellis Kahler
John H. Kaufmann
Barbara Mandelbaum
Kirchheimer

Virginia Burger Knight
Betty Rogers Langdon
Margaret F . Leeper
Lynne Spencer Lees
Helen Crosby Lewy
Martin L. Low
Dorothy Macy, M.D.
Edith Harper Marshall
Mary Paxson Matthews
Thomas A. Mawhinney
Robert M. McCormack, M.D.
Rachel Andrus Meixell
Charles F. R. Mifflin
Walker L. Mifflin, Jr.
Mary J. Caldwell Nickerson
Celia Price Patterson
Doris Baar Poole
Robert W . Poole
Arthur W. Post
William H. Reller
Charles Stix Rice
Jane A. Rittenhouse
Lewis M. Robbins
Martha McCord Robinson
Albert N. Robson, Jr.
William Rossmoore
Jane Kellock Setlow
Suzanne Cunningham Sheldon
Virginia Lawson Sites
F. Gordon Smith
Dorothy Cupitt Thompson
Jean Maguire Thompson
Jeanne Cotten Thompson
Rexford Emerson Tompkins
Virginia Mayer Valentine
Dorothy Webster VanDenburgh
fByron H. Waksman, M.D.
Samuel W . Warburton
Louise Watters
Betsy Platt Weiner
Donald K. W eltmer
Margaret Rusk White
Lawrence C. Wolfe
Margaret Wyman

CLASS O F 1941
Glass Representative:
John B. Ferguson
Eugene Ackerman
Vera Starbard Adkins
Claude Ellery Anderson, Jr.
Frank W . Appleton, Jr.
Barbara Ballou
Benson A. Bowditch
Gail Tappen Bowditch
Ethel W olf Boyer
f Josephine Clarke Braden
Robert J. Cahall
Francis Edward Cavin
Edward Arthur Chasins
E. Ross Clinchy, Jr.
Lois E. Corke
Elizabeth Jackson Coulter
Anthony J. Degutis
Elizabeth Turner Dehn
•¡John W . Delaplaine
Frederick S. Donnelly, Jr.
George Richard Eberle
Francis H. Erdman
Barbara Morehead Ferguson
John B. Ferguson, Jr.
Helen Howard Fornwalt, M.D.
Hazel Bazett Froscher
Elaine Gerstley Fuld
Sarah Mills Garbart
William W . Geddes
Helen Tomlinson Gibson
Dorothy Rakestraw Gould
Margaret Johnson Hall
Arthur Harman
Francis A. Hegner, Jr.
Grant Heilman
Guy Henle
Mary W est Hower
Eleanor Jones Ingersoll
Mary Pulverman Judson
Serge Peter Karlow
John I. F . Knud-Hansen, M.D.
Creighton B. Lacy
Stephen G. Lax
June Thomas Lemke
Elizabeth Murch Livingston
Philip B. Lorenz
Jane Richardson Mapes
Ruth Whitson Marsh
John F . Marshall
Robert B. Marshall, Jr., M.D.
Joanna Hill Mikesell
Ann Driver Miller
Glenn E . Miller, Jr.
Elizabeth Malcolm Murray
“Barbara Newborg
Jane Wheeler Norman, M.D.
“Judith M. Perlzweig

Samuel R. Powers, Jr., M.D,
Pearce T. Rayner
Fred T. Reed
J. M^rk Robinson
William H. Rogers, Jr.
Alex Morton Rosenblum, M.D.
fRichard B. Setlow
Anne Davis Shullenberger
Marjorie Todd Simonds
Jerome Simson, M.D.
Alice Robinson Smith
Beatrice Noehren Smith
Richard O. Smith
Robb V. Smith, M.D.
A. David Speers
Herbert S. Steelman, Jr.
F. W alter Steuber, Jr.
Ruth W ilbur Stickney
Donald Stix
Ruth Richardson Sutton
“Helene Herzberg Suydam
Edith Melville Taylor
Albert G. Thatcher
Caroline D. Underwood
Ruth Franck Van Collie
E. Joseph Verlie, Jr.
Elizabeth Earll Verlie
Isabel Durkee Warner
Frances Brown Watts
Jane Northup White
Barbara Winne

CLASS O F 1942
Club Representatives:
Anne Jones Martin
and
Charles C. Martin
Isabel Bennett Abbott
Arthur K. Adams
Eleanore Green Akina, M.D.
fHelen Cornfeld Arens
Constance Kent Barnett
G. Wendell Beck
Aline Wolff Benjamin
George C. Bond
Charlotte Hofmann Bose
f Anne Whitney Calloway
Margaret Morgan Capron
William M. Capron
Janet L. Carpenter
Mary Jane Zimmerman Clark
Mary Griscom Colegrove
Ann Whitford Comstock
Stanton E . Cope, M.D.
Charles LeRoy Darlington
Paul A. Dewald
Margaret Shoemaker Dietz
Rowland E . Dietz
William H. Dietz
Margaret Macomber Douglas
Phyllis Tait Dunham
Sarah Lindley Ehrich
Dorothy J. Ernst
Thomas P. Evans
Mary Weintraub Felsten
Thomas W . Findley
Thomas I. Ford
Roger Alan Frost
Kathryn Lubs Furber
Virginia Boggs Gunn
Hazel Maxwell Haines
Roger Karr Harter
Niels Haugaard, M.D,
Edith G. Henderson
Kathleen Oliver Huff
William L. Huganir
Anne Margaret Kuhn
Henry B. Leader
Jean Ferriss Leich
John F . Leich
Albert Harry Lewis
“ Sarah Lee Lippincott
Virgil Loeb, Jr., M.D.
Helen Spencer Lynch
Laura Louise Lyon
Katherine Keeler Mace
Caroline W . Manning
Anne Jones Martin
■¡■Charles C. Martin
Jennie Bradfield McBean
Gene Smith McCulloch
Margaret Jean Moyer
Gilbert B. Mustin, jr .
Lois Decker O’Neill
Margaret Davies Ottenberg
Ruth W olf Page
Dorothy W . Peaslee
Donald C. Pelz
Anne H. Pike, M.D.
Margrethe Randall Powers
Mary Boileau Ramsey
Elizabeth Ramsey Reagan
Robert E . Rowand, M.D.
Carl C. Sautter, Jr.

October, 1952

§ Lucy Selligman Schneider
M Walter T. Skallerup, Jr.
f Robert W. Spencer
I Charles F. Spitzer
I B. Sheldon Sprague
§ Elizabeth Peirce Swift
■ Howard E . Tompkins
P W. Dean Trautman
Jeanne Curtis Whitesell
Cythia Swartley Zimmer, M .p.
Robert N. Zipfel (Deceased);

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CLASS O F 1943
Class Representative:
Janet Bartleson Mochel
Anonymous
Rogers G. Albritton
Edward H. Atkinson
Edward M. Bassett, Jr.
Marjorie Ann Bassett
Royce E . Beatty
Nicholas A. Beldecos
Rufus A. Blanshard
Winifred Cammack Bond
Jane Hand Bonthron
Carol Dowdell Brumbaugh
William Richard Busing
Joan Collett Butler
Janet Goodrich Chapman
John W.i Chapman, Jr.
Reed L. Colegrove
Elisabeth Thom Coleman
Robert Ellsworth Coleman
Charles P. Cryer
"David Y. Curtin
James G. Deane
Anna Huntington Deming
Betty Ann Gawthrop Donnelly
Orville W . Donnelly
Mary Ann Kuechle Dudley
John L. Dugan, Jr.
Priscilla White Dunn
Robert Stafford Dunn
Claire Barton Eby
William J. Erdman, 2nd, M.D.
John B. Felton
John C. Fergus
Hilda Knier Findley
Constance Spink Fleming
George C. Ford
(Margaret McCain Ford
Herbert W . Fraser
David Gale
Daniel J. Ganister
Margaret Woodruff Glenn
(Daniel L . Goldwater .
(Elizabeth Haines Goldwater
Ira Judd Greenhill
Elinor P. Griest
Wilberta Moody Hardy
Theresa Votaw Harman
Edna Greenfield Harris
Joan W hite Harrison
Robert C. Hecht
Virginia Curry Hille
Betty Stem Hoffenberg
Irene E . Hollingsworth
Elizabeth DeNoird Jones
Martha Grawols Kanwit
Robert B. Keller
Margaret Haight Kelly
Joseph W . Kimmel
Ruth Langer Koffsky
Eleanor Durkee Leach
Herbert J. Leimbach, Jr.
Diana Dodge Lewars
L. Eldon Lindley, Jr.
Beatrice Brewster Linton
Jean Robinson Loeb
Frank L . Lyman, Jr., M.D.
Irene Bany Magaziner
Robert V. Maier
William Jackson Marshall
Richard H. Mayfield
Homer Barker McCormick, Jr.
Joan Johnson McKinley
Elizabeth Darbishire McNeil
Gertrude Wright McPherson
Jane Morss Meyer
Anne Feddeman Mickey
Elizabeth Peabody Miller
tWilliam H. Mills
Janet Bartleson Mochel
Peter A. Morris
Philip Myers, 3rd
Vivian Goldstein Olum
Daniel Martin Pearce
Philip C. Pendleton
Jane Smedley Pike
Laurama Page Pixton
"Morton S. Raff
Jean Cushing Reed
Joan Roberts Reller

October, 1952

William H. Richards
Joseph T. Riemer, M.D.
Philip C. Rowe
David W . Riley
Eleanor Anne Rittman
Janet Ann McCloskey Robbins
Olive Bainton Robison
Mary Blankenhom Sassone
Helen Connors Schell
Barbara Whipple Schilling
Felice Klau Shea
James W . Shean
William W. Slocum, Jr.
Jane Felix Smedley
“Ellsworth C. Smith
June Corey Smith
Helen Leidesdorf Sonnebom
Anne W ebb Swigert
Charles B. Tachau
Charles Reed Tanguy
David Stanton Tappan, Jr.
Thomas O. Taylor
Erika Teutsch
(Randal H. Thom as
Dorothy Shor Thomson
John S. Thomson
Margaret Bebie Thomson
Elizabeth Ringo Tobin
Mary Stewart Trageser
Richard M. Trainer
Allen Robert Trudel
Michele Maréchal Trudel .
Carolyn Wensink Ullman
David U. Ullman
Rena Levander Van Nuys
Elizabeth Glenn W ebber
Miles George Wedeman
David Collins Whipple
Barclay W hite, Jr.
Emily Wallenfels Gruen White
Lois Walton W hite
Lenore Manley Wildsmith
Jean S. Williams
Richard W right
(Robert L. Young
^

CLASS O F 1944
Class Representative:
Fred C. Selby, Jr.
Anonymous
John C. Adler, M.D.
Anne Stevens Allen
Anne Miller Ayer
Edward F. Babbott
Robert J. Beck
Harry C. Boardman, Jr.
Ruth Morgan Boudinot
Margaret Keeler Bowen
Stephen P. Bredin
Mary C. Brewster
Amy Green Brown
Catherine Doane Burkett
tW illiam G. Carson
Sue M ellett Chasins
Virginia Vernon Chennell
Edward Winslow Councill
Arthur M.
Dannenberg, Jr., M.D.
(Esther Ridpath Delaplaine
Margaret Dougherty Donnelly
Catharine Taylor Eckfeldt
Robert L. Ehrmann, M.D.
Peter Elias
Martha Fuchs Ferger
Barbara Mott Ford
Thomas Frank
Phyllis Lohr Frost
Virginia Pennoyer Gehringer
John H. Githens, Jr., M.D.
(Edith A. Graef
A. Paul Hare, Jr.
George A. Heise
Kala Rosenthal Herlands
Louise Zimmerman Hieatt
Louise Williams Hoffman
George T. Inouye
William Y. Inouye
H. W alter Jones, Jr., M.D.
Julienne Brott Katz
Carolyn Roberts Kennett
Robert W . King, Jr.
Evelyn J. Kline
Doris Morrell Leader
Nancy Morgan Leavelle
Kenneth B. Lewars
William F . McNagny
Kathryn Shields Mulheam
Frank H. Mustin
Phyllis Ann Nelson
Frederick H. Ohrenschall
Doris Ellen Parker
Ann E. Pike
Robert E. Rath

Betty Southgate Rogers
Robert S. Sanford, M.D.
Elizabeth Paine Sawyer
Barbara Bair Shull
Eleanor Preston SmaH
Ernest K. Smith, Jr.
Ralph R. Sonnenschein, M.D.
Robert N. Stauffer
WiHiam Nelson Stecher, M.D.
(Elizabeth Hoisington Stewart
Patricia Lum Taylor
Marjorie Mills Trobaugh
Jane Cox Vonnegut
Gordon P. Walker
Gladys Woolford W inter
Rachel Ann Wright
John E. Zerbe

Sara Jane Kret Bleehman
Marjory Colwell Boardman
Jean Kistler Bornholm
Joan Jessop Brewster
Frederika Nelson Brooks
Mary E . Brown
Betty Mateer Buehner
Jean Gibson Burrowes
Anne Gale Colton Bushnell
Scott Butler
Sylvia Ward Carr
Elinor Jones Clapp
Virginia T. Cobbs
Sally MacLellan Councill
Joseph W . Cramer
Carroll I. Crawford
Ruth Smith Creech
Ida Curtis Ennenga
John H. Ferber, M.D.
Doris Bye Ferm
CLASS O F 1945
Isabel Emory Gamble
Class Representative:
Mary Ann Gehres
Janet McCombs Baldwin
Joan Seidel Gross
Marie Cooley Haabestad
Lucy Axelbank
Barbara Gawthrop Hallowell
Janet McCombs Baldwin
Susan
E . Harwig
Phoebe Cornog Balls
Nancy Smith Hayden
Bernhard A. Bang
Nancy
Randall Heckman
Harriet Bell Barrett
Richard L. Heckman
. Jean P. Blanchard
Rosemary
Accola Hewitt
Elise Knaur Brigham
Nancy Garver Hoover
Tracy W. Brown
“Kathe
Solis-Cohen
Catharine MacDonald Burkhart Nancy Carol Jones Jacoby
Richard G. Burrowes
Mary Louise Keay
Jonathan F. Bushnell
Phyllis Kinkead Kelley
"John Ben Butler, Jr.
Grace
Elizabeth Kemp
Malcolm Campbell
Betita Martinez Königsberger
Jeptha J. Carrell
Paul
J.
Kopsch, M.D.
Barbara Taylor Crawford
Albert Lengyel
Thomas B. Darlington
Louise
Yoder
Lindley
Paul E. Dicker
Samuel M. Loescher
Janet Rogers Dorrance
Abraham
W
.
Martin
Harriet Frorer Durham
Noble T. McHugh
(Phyllis Groff Eastburn
Joan Buesching McNagny
Ellen Williams Farber
Patricia Montenyohl
Ann T. Geddes
Alice E . Mustin
Prudence Hyde Gibbons
Janet Stanley Mustin
Doris Carr Gilbert
Mary Lou Dutton Mustin
Mary Jane Gray, M.D.
Gerald
E . Nolin
Walter R. Guild
Katharine Hill Ostrander
(Dorothy Lucking Hagerty
Edward
H. Page
Margrete Jespersen Hartman
John E . Pixton, Jr.
Neal E. Heffernan
Marianne
Frey Potter
Charles E. Hewins
Oscar M. Powell, Jr., M.D.
Margaret Chad well Howe
Esther
Moore
Power
Verdenal Hoag Johnson
Marilyn Peele Rath
Audrey Lord Kemp
Martha Hill Renda
Elizabeth Blackburn Kimmel
Katherine W olfe Rice
James H. Krick
Nancy Grace Roman
Margaret Portis-Kuhns
Cornelia Clarke Schmidt
Ann Millis Leavenworth
Robert L . Segal, M.D.
Frederick A. Lehman
Charles E . Seiler, Jr.
Jane Plummer Leimbach
Dayrell McClure Spence
Margaret Walker Lippincott
Virginia
E . Staman
Evelyn Granat Maier
Raymond T. Starrels, M.D.
Allen S. Mariner. M.D.
Carol
Dragstedt
Stauffer
Margaret E. Marshall
Hildreth Strode
Harry E . McCloskey
Anne
Murphy
Swann
Polly Lou Penman McClure Lennard T. Swanson, D.M.D.
Pope B. Mclntire
Jean W . Thompson
John B. Mennig
Dorothy
Bowman Trippel
John Bond Mochel
Helen Ogden Willis
Alice Anne Ritchie Navin
Norman
J.
Winston, M.D.
Gilman M. Ostrander
Milton A. W ohl, M.D.
Janet Locke Page
Lawrence
W
. Yearke
Elizabeth Oliver Palmer
H. Mitchell Perry, Jr., M.D.
Winnifred Poland Pierce
William T. Price, Jr., M.D.
Henrietta Pyle
CLASS O F 1947
Frederick H. Richards, M.D.
Class Representative:
Ann Solis-Cohen Rosenthal
Aurelia Townes Schawlow
W . Marshall Schmidt
Marion King Schlefer
Anonymous
Thomas R. Scott
Sylvia Peters Agler
Ursula Marsh Scott
A. Howard Albertson, Jr.
Margaret Slocum
Kenneth Allebach
Ethel Farley Spackman
Frank R. Ayer
Irving B. Stanton, Jr.
Janet Hotson Baker
Elizabeth Cross Tompkins
(Robert G. Bartle
Barbara Schinnerer ToveyMary Steytler Bement
Warren Uchimoto
Leo Arthur Borah, Jr.
Arnold F. Van Pelt, Jr.
Howard C. Bowman
Barbara Anne Johnson Walton
(Adelaide D. Brokaw
Tane Barus Wehncke
(Kenneth Taylor Brown
Lois E. Wells
Susanne Bradley Bush
Nancy Kent Ziebur
Demaris
Affleck Carrell
Jane M. Zinninger
William John Carter
Vaughan C. Chambers, Jr.
Barbara Norfleet Cohn
CLASS OF 1946
(Elizabeth Pope Compton
Class Representative:
Donal K. Coyle
Douglas W . Cray
Abraham W . Martin
Dorothy Dana Curtin
Robert D. Agler
Anna Torrey Davis
Judith Braude Balderston
Ann Taylor Debevoise

C. Russell DeBurlo, Jr,
Robert L. Decker
Alice Deatherage Denton
Gordon W . Douglas
Byron Stauffer Ebersole
Ward Dennis Edwards
Robert F. Gemmill
Clifford R. Gillam, Jr.
Mildred W ebb Gillam
W illa Freeman Grunes
Robert G. Hayden
Victor H. Herbert, Jr.
David Lewis Hewitt
James Robert Hunter
“Gertrude Enders Huntington
Eleanor Ward Inouye
Miyoko Inouye
Calvin Lewis Kaiser
Donald E. Kelley
Virginia Fraser Kemp
William N. Kinnard, Jr.
David Frederick Kirn
Dale Shoup Mayer
Mary Gehres McCormick
Shirley Lyster McHugh
Roy W . Menninger, M.D.
Marjorie D. Moerschner
James H. Nash
Charles E. Newitt
Barbara Swindell Nolin
Robert E. Orton, Jr.
Gwinn F. Owens
H. Edmund Peelle, Jr.
Carroll F. Poole
Marjorie Jeanne Potter
Alan L. Rossbach
Mary Lowens Rowe
Howard Morley Sachar
W . Marshall Schmidt
Patricia Schneider
William Charles Sieck
Catherine Jane Smith
Donald W. Smith
John K. Spafford, Jr.
D. Barclay Spence
Hanna Kenmore Still
George Joseph Strauss
(Lilo Teutsch Strauss
Jane Ballard Swan
Carolyn L. Taylor
Jane W. Torrey
Gloria Clement Townsend
•¡E. Wolfgang Treuenfels
Elizabeth Chase Trimmer
Elizabeth Crawford Uhlman
Nancy Eberle Valtin
Ernst W . Voorhoeve
William B. Wenner, M.D.
“Michael M. Wertheimer
Clyde Arnold Willis
Jackson De Camp Willis
Benjamin F. Wolverton, Jr.
Katherine L. Wood
(Mary Ellen Yardley
Merle Albert Yockey, Jr.

CLASS O F 1948
Class Representative:
Harriet Glueck Gales
Anonymous (2)
Nadia Smeallie Bacon
Norman W . Bailey
Franklin E . Barr, Jr.
(Betty Elaine Bassett
John Bartram Bement
Lucy Hoisington Bentley
Charles L. Bestor
Richard R. Blough
James P. Bowditch
John M. Brumbaugh
Helen Hill Caughey
Janet MacLellan Clark
Joan Gallmeyer Clark
William John Clark
“Margaret V. Cole
Joanna Meyer Cooper
Richard E. Cordray
Norman A. Cranin, D.D.S.
Virginia Butts Cryer
(Irving E. Dayton
Sue McEldowney Dean
Henry Dekker
Jesse C. Denton
Ann Meckes Detwiler
Iris Miroy Dibner
Patricia Plank Dickinson
Barbara Babcock Dolliver
(Philip K. Evans
Mary Lou Failla
Barbara Betsch Fath
Bradley Fisk, Jr.
William H. Frederick, Jr.

29

Edward L. Frost
Lois Ledwith Frost
Harriet Glueck Gales
tA lice Higley Gilbert
fPhilip L. Gilbert
fPaula Adler Golden
Simon Philip Goudsmit
Richard M. Greenstein
Erling H. Haabestad
Marian V. Ham
Howard F . Harris
David F . Hawke
Barbara Darrow Hays
Samuel P. Hays
Warren P. Higgins
Elizabeth Horton
John E . Houtman
Nancy Twitchell Hunter
Richard M. Hurd
Peter*W . Kaiser
Grisella Hall Kerr
James V. Kindall
fRobert G. Kuller
»George R. Lederer
fEsther H. Leeds
Marian Newlin Little
Dorothy Seiler Longaker
Abraham Amos Lurie
Mary Burnside Mangelsdort
Hope Marindin
Sam R. Mason
Carolien Powers Maynard
John B. McCrory
Mary Evelyn McNeely
Jeanne Cummins Mellinger
Edward B. Mifflin
Ruth Monk Myers
Jane Blair Nash
Francis T. Nicholson
Arthur North
Marion Clemens North
Susan Stoll Noss
G. Bruce Overton, 3rd
Donald Gluck Oyler
John Glenn Parrish, Jr.
Burdette C. Poland
William M. Pye, Jr.
fEdward B. Rawson
f Nancy Burnholz Rawson
Herbert Reinhardsen
Margaret Phelps Richie
Robert L . Roemer
Amy Roosevelt
Carolie Roundy
Edward L . Ruhe
Franklin T. Sandt
Mark L. Scheiber
Edwin C. Sevringlraus
Zara Alice Shakow
H. James Sheedy
Jane Ann Jones Smith
Joyce Smith
Gavin P. Spofford
»Peter D. Sternlight
Martha Steward
Mary Strawbridge
Beth Ash Strode
Joan Colvill Sweet
Dorothy L. Swerdlove
Harriet Inglesby Thomas
Ann Thompson
May Logan Thomson
Laura Johnson Townes
John Morris Trimmer
Melvin B. Troy
Betty Mack Twarog
Eloise Schlichting Twombly
Richard C. Unger
Rolf Valtin
Gladys Smith Van Pelt
fRobert H. Vernon
Ruth Vogt
Eleanor Wickes Waldrop
Dorothy Gotwald W ehrle
John C. W entz
Robert V. Whitman
Sue Grau Williams
Carolyn Bryan Wilson
Lawrence A. Yearsley

CLASS O F 1949
Class Representative:
Chalmers C. Stroup, Jr.
Gerald E. Achtermann
Barbara L. Aeschliman
Murray G. Albertson
Rolf Otto Amann
David E . Armington
Winston S. Bailey
Gloria Disney Baker
Norman W illiam Baker
fStephen Barker
Robert B. Benham

30

Daniel N. Beshers
Roger Birdsell, Jr.
Robert K. Bissell
James K. Blake
Robert C. Bleke
Rocco Louis Bonavita
Brigitte Frankel Bowman
»John W . Brace
Joann Broadhurst
Theodore R. Bromwell
fVirginia Stem Brown
Edwin M. Bush, Jr.
Doris J. Campbell
Edward M. Clark
W illiam A. Clarke, Jr.
Alice B. Clifford
Margaret Thomson Colgan
Forrest S. Compton
Charles M. Conver
Arden Fish Cordray
William L . Comog, Jr.
Janet Crum Cornsweet
Jane Gross Corson
Lloyd R. Craighill, Jr.
Richard Cryer
Gloria Lane Cushing
Joseph C. D ’Annunzio, Jr.
Samuel H. Day, Jr.
Zlata Demerec Dayton
Edwin W . Dennison
fD aniel P. Detwiler
John T. Diebold
James M. Dolliver
Selma Jane Eble
Ernst Epstein
Michael J. Fabrikant
Joyce Favorite
Corinne Edwards Fisk
Susan Reinoehl Flindell
Robert B. Frear
Ruth Friedenthal
Herbert H. Frost
Edith Pefla Ganon
Alice Heyroth Gifford
Howard S. Gilliams
Morton J . Gollub
Donald J . Gordon
Richard S. Green
Rachel ThieS'Hare
Mary Guckes Harrell
Eric G. Heinemann
Shirley Heckeimer Heineman
»Richard M. Held
Mary Schell Herndon
Charles J. Hesner
Robert W . Hillegass
W illiam J. Hirsch
»Richard H. Hoffman
Norman Lloyd Houlberg
William N. Hunter, Jr.
Alfred C. Hunting
Man Kyu Hyun
W illiam B. Jameson
W ilmer A. Jenkins
Herbert Kaiser
Clem M. Kashmar
John I. Kennedy
Richard W . Kirschner
Roy F. Knudsen
John B. Koelle
Arnold I. Krell
Betty Lee W hite Lang
Barbara E . Lea
tW alter H. Leser
Joan LeVino
Betty Larsh Lewis
Lloyd W . Lewis
Susan Lurie Lichten
William L . Lichten
George W . Lloyd
Richard P. Longaker
Frank J. Ludemann
Margaret Louise MacLaren
Ruth W ilcox Mahler
fPaul C. Mangelsdorf, Jr.
Dorothy McCloskey Martin
W illiam H. Matchett
Thomas B. McCabe, Jr.
Sally Albertson McDaniel
fKatherine Burt McKitterick
William J. McMillan
Sara-Page Merritt
Marjorie L. Merwin
Lynne Davis Mifflin
Frank A. Miller
Stephen Mucha
Carl G. Mueller
Barbara Holly Muller
James A. Mumper
Albert Thomas Murri
John L. Need
Barbara A. Nelson
Thomas G. Nichols
fje a n Michener Nicholson
M. Cushing Niles
Robert Z. Norman

Sara Gwynn Oppenlander
Maralyn R. Orbison
Barbara Beebe Parrish
Christian H. Pedersen
Edward B. Perkins
Jean Ashmead Perkins
Thomas F. A. Plaut
Nancy Aubrey Poland
Colgate S. Prentice
»Jordan B. Rabin
fAndrea W olf Rabinowitz
David C. Redding
Fremont G. Redfield
Alan L . Reinstein
Edward Rivlin
Kathryn Wolfe Roether
Robert J. Rossheim
Gordon H. Rowe, Jr.
Thomas R. Saunders
William C. Schweikle
Kathleen M. Scott
Colvin Carmine Shea
Joel L. Siner
»Judith Wolfson Solomon
William J. Spangler
Richard A. Spierling
Ruth Ann Stewart
Chalmers C. Stroup, Jr.
Edith Williams Swallow
Charles E . Taylor, Jr.
Jackson Taylor
R. Hugh Taylor, Jr.
Henry E . Temple
George A. Test
Samuel J. Todes
George F . Townes
Paul B. Trescott
Ruth L. Pretzat Trescott
fCharlotte Garceau Treuenfels
Laura Reppert Unger
Heinz Valtin, M.D.
Paul W . J. Van Der Veur
Richard W . Walkling
Lise Wertheimer
Margaret S. W hite
William H. W ill
Joan U. Williams
Paul Victor Wilson
Theodore P. W right, Jr.
»Douwe B. Yntema
Kay Ropp Zimmerman
CLASS O F 1950
Class Representative:
James I. Reilly
Edwin J. Alexander
John W . Anderson
E. Boyd Asplundh
Elizabeth McFarland Ayer
Arpine Levonian Baghdoyan
Joseph H. Battin
Mary Gene Teale Battin
W illiam James Battin, Jr.
W illiam Thomas Battin
Frank A. Beldecos
James M. Bentley
Esther Jones Bissell
William H. Boyce, 2nd
William Edward Bradley
Philip W . Brickner
Dorothy Jane Brodie
Richard C. Brown
Robert B. Brown
Donald P. Burch
James G. Carson
Jean Anne Baker Carson
E . Joseph Chamy
Bolling Byrd Clarke
Elizabeth B. Clum
Maryly Nute Craighill
Charles C; Craver, 3rd
Richard R. Curtin
Richard T. Cushing
Martha Bruton Darlington
Jane Totah Davis
Richard C. Davis
Edith Thatcher DeBurlo
Laura Buck Dennison
John A. DeVeer
Priscilla Peirce DeVeer
fRoy M. Dickinson
David H. Doehlert
Janet Hostetter Doehlert
W . Bruce Douglas
Margery Robie Downey
W illiam W . Downey, Jr.
Mary Janet Dunn
Elsa V. Ebeling
A. Ross Eckler, Jr.
Patricia Ann Edwards
Alice Hay Enders
Allen C. Enders
Richard A. Esrey
Eugene S. Farley, Jr.

Frank P. Felton, 3rd
Consuelo Verrei Fitzpatrick
James A. Fligg, Jr.
Heloise Albritton Frame
Christopher Fried
John W . Frommer, Jr.
William W . Gifford
John L. Giles
Marjorie Bertoletti Giles
Hope Sieck Gilliams
Jean Abbott Goertner
John F . Goertner
W illiam H. Gooding
Myra Pfau Gordon
Dona Carrington Goudsmit
Jeffery W . Griest
Anne Rogers Gruenberg
»Gwendolyn L. Hamilton
John M. Harker
Marion Harkness
Robert E . Harris
Margaret Hench
»Louis N. Howard
Dorothy Morrow Kennedy
William Kerr
Iris Costikyan Kinnard
Josephine S. Krimsky
George Adrian Kuyper, Jr.
fPatricia Anne Lackey
Stuart C. Lane
Elliot R. Lang
John K. Lawrence
Louis E . Levy
Shifra Levy
James P. Lewis
Edward Mahler
Elizabeth Hoag Mangelsdorf
Richard G. Mason
Robert G. McBride
Yvonne Motley McCabe
Glenna Bovee McKnight
James T. McKnight
John H. McLagan
Ruth Hope Merson
Orrick Metcalfe, Jr.
J. Thomas Montgomery
Shirley May Bryan Mucha
Peter B. Murray
George T. Myrick
Katashi Oita
Gerard K. O’Neill
Sylvia Turlington O’Neill
George C. Oppenlander
David A. Peele
»Polly Pinsker
tjerry Ravetz «
tJam es I. Reilly
Carol Amster Rivlin
fGertrude Joch Robinson
fT . Thacher Robinson
Hermann A. Roether
Ralph L . Roy
f Joseph D. Rutledge
Robert Edward Sanders
George T . Scanlon
Andrew Segal
fStephen M. Sickle
Barbara Tipping Sieck
Charles D. Smith
Richard N. Smith
Frank Solomon, Jr.
Marion W . Sonnenfeld
Dirk J. Spruyt .
Laurence Janney Stabler
Carol H. Stein
Avice Stevens
Alden Stevenson
W illiam F . Strauss
Robert Wood Tate
William M. Taylor
Georgeann C. Thomas
G. Dale Thompson, Jr.
George Hugh Thompson, Jr.
Mary Hooper Thompson
George Michael Tomsho
Thomas David Truitt
E . Allan Van Deusen
Diane Evans Vernon
f Alice Phair Walkling
Donald B. Walters
Richard S. Washington, Jr.
James W . Weston
Dorothy Ellen W att Williams
Jane Price Willsea
Anthony L . W olfe
Marianne Leas W olfe
»Mary Katherine Yntema
Stephen A. Zellerbach
H. Paul Zimmerman
CLASS O F 1951
Class Representatives: '
Stokes Gentry
and
Anne C. Smith
Anonymous

Anne Ashbaugh Anderson
Winifred H. Armstrong
Edwin David Arsht
Mary Ann Ash
Patricia Meyer Battin
Mary Elizabeth Beech
Nancy Emerson Bixler
W alter Paul Blass
Donald S. Blough
D .. Tyner Brown
Martha Penfield Brown
W illiam H. Brown, Jr.
Barbara A. Bruce
Jeanne Bohn Burch
fGwynne Denton Burkhardt
Constance Merrill Cameron
Roberta Grower Carey
Ralph Cheyney
Judson C. Chrisney
Theodore R. Conant
Robin Cooley
John Franklin Cromwell
Helen L . Cushman
Naida Patricia Das
Jean Dinwoodey
Virginia E . Driessen
Faith Woodward Eckler
fRobert Peter Eisinger
H. Michael Eisler
Ann Newbold Elder
Franklin M. Elliott
Wolfgang Epsteir.
Robert C. Forrey
fDuncan Graham Foster, Jr.
Edwin N. Freeman
Ursula E . Freund
Richard H. Frost
Elizabeth Ann Fullagar
W alter Roger Gale, Jr.
Harriet P. Gallagher
Alison J . Gambier-Bousfield
Stokes Gentry
R. Setha Goodyear
fBruce B. Graves
Samuel T. Griscom
Ursula Hahn
Anne Ritschard Hall
Marguerite Elise Handy
Elizabeth Lewis Harker
Anne Mount Hay
Stephen N. Hay
Nancy Heffeman
Alan Reeve Hunt
H. Karl Ihrig, Jr.
fFranz Carl Jahoda
Christine Meyers Jameson
Elisabeth R. Jenks
Grace Elizabeth Jensen
fMary Lucille Johnson
Joy Sundgaard Kaiser
Nancy Jane Kenney
Joyce Marilyn Kimball
fL otte F . Lazarsfeld
fRobin S. Lobeck
Ellen E . Lovell
Hanna Machlup
Lark Hargraves March
Roger Lee March
f Arthur Paul Mattuck
Robert M. McCarthy
John Charles McIntyre
Janet Louise M errill. .
W alter C. Mickleburgh
Benton G. Moeller, Jr.
Oscar M. Moreno
William. W . Murray, Jr.
Barbara Manthei Myrick
Edith Merriman Nye
Lois Oblender
Clarkson T. Palmer
Liesel M. Pantke
Ellen Ash Peters
fGerald A. Pollack
Harold A. Prusa
Lewis A. Rivlin
Elizabeth E . Robertson
John A. Romberger
Margery Davis Romberger
Gerald A. Rosen
Anne Megonigal Rosenthal
Jonas O. Rosenthal
Jacqueline Smythe Saul
William J. Saul, Jr.
fMargaret R. Schemm
Gerald G. Schulsinger
James F . Schwartz
Bruce L . Seaman
»David W . Seymour
Paul S. Shoup
Daniel M. Singer
fEm ily Dayton Slowinski
Anne C. Smith
Carter T. Smith
Elise W . Smith
Ralph Lee Smith
Asa Edward Snyder

October, 1952

John Scott Spaulding
Steven S. Spencer
William Thomas Spock
Sarah Hyslop Spofford
Edward P. Stabler
Ruth E. Starrels
Alice Katharine Stehle
Diana Ginzburg Stein
Miriam Strasburger
Anne H. Thomas
Woodlief Thomas, Jr.
John W . Tomlinson
David L. Trout
Johanna J. L. Van Den Berg
William W . Van Stone
Robert Warren
Nancy E . Weber

Martha Hope W est
Andrea Chapman Wilcox
“Wyndell S. Williams
Dudley H. Woodbridge ~
Dorothy R. Wynne
Eleanore M. Zimmerman
CLASS O F 1952
“Joan Berkowitz
Evans H. Burn
“Peter Calingaert
Shawn Eric Disney
“Marian Ellenbogen
“Maxine Frank
“Aveïy R. Harrington
George A. Hay, Jr.
Morel Baquie Jones

“Louis Kislik
“Barbara A. Lower
“Laura C. Maurer
“Anne Pearson
“Evelyn Popky
William W . Stover
Robert L. Sumner, Jr.
“Vivianne Thimann
“Tobe M. Weinshenker
“Richard C. Willmott
“Louis M. Winer
“Barbara C. Wolff
Colleen Mahoney Zimmerman
CLASS O F 1953
Carol MacIntyre Chrisney
Clark P. Mangelsdorf

CLASS O F 1954
W alter B. Christmas
Albert Williams Metcalfe

Mrs. Philip C. Snow
t Ethel Stilz
■¡•Harriet M. Welsh
“Eleanor Goddard Worthen

SPECIA L
tRuth Potter Ashton
tJanet G. Bourne
Edward K. Cratsley
John A. Fath
Elizabeth R. Hirst
Nicholas Kelley
fHadassah Moore Leeds
tjo h n W . Nason
■¡"Virginia Rath
Franklin Willard Smith

NAVY .
Kent Franke Balls, M.D.
Harry C. McDaniel
Morgan L. Miller
William Lawrence Radel
Joseph C. Sieracki, M.D.
Howard Stoertz, Jr.
Charles C. Timm
PREP
“Beatrice Magill Robinson
(Deceased)

ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTORS TO THE
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Non-Alumni Parents
Mrs. I v a n R . A d a m s

Dr. and Mrs. Errett C. Albritton
Mr. Hilding Anderson
Mr. and ,Mrs. Herbert Ashton
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Ayer
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Baker
Mr, and Mrs. Ethan F. Ball
Mr. Alfred Barol
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bartle
Mr. Stanley T. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Berkowitz
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Bertoletti
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Betsch
Mr. Henry J. Bode, Sr.
Mr. H. W . Boessenkool
Dr. W allace Bond
Mr. and Mrs. F . C. Breckenridge
Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur T. Breckenridge
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Brokaw
Mrs. Leo Burnett
Mr, George Calingaert
Mr. and Mrs. Francis F . Campbell
Mr. M. Fred Cartoun
Mr. Peter Chomiak
Mrs. H. Earl Clack
Mr. Thomas P. Clendenin
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Cliffe
Mr. Isaac M. Cocks
Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall Cole
Mr. Charles E . Coleman
Mr. Saxe Commins
Mrs. James Bryant Conant
Mr. George R. Cooley
Mr. James W. Corey
Dr. Morris Comfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Cowell
Mr. and Mrs. E . Lewis B. Curtis
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Dana
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Davis
Mr. Arthur Donow
Honorable Paul H. Douglas
Mrs. William B. Ebeling
Mr. Harry B. Ebersole
Mr. Richard C. Evarts
Dr. G. Failla
Mr. W alter Ferris

Dr. Jacob Fine
Mr. Wyman P. Fiske
Honorable Ralph E . Flanders
Dr. Paul Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Qtto A. Friend
Mr. Cyrus S. Gentry
Dr. Harry Ginsberg
Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick E . Glucksman
Mr. Moise H. Qoldstein
Mr. Louis Gollub
Mr. Frank Gould
Mr. Norvin H. Green
Dr. Ferenc Grossman
Dr. and Mrs. Luther Gulick
Mr. W ilder H. Haines
Mr. and Mrs. John'A. Heavenrich
Mrs. A. L. Hench
Mr. Joseph H. Hill
Mr. Ralph C. Hill
Dr. J. W illiam Hofman
Mr. John M. Hughlett
Mr. Paul M. Hummer '
Mr. Saburo Inouye
Mr. Herbert C. Jackson
Mr. Edward Jahoda
Mr. Peter C. Jessen
Mr. A. L. Johnson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Jones
Mrs. Arthur E. Keay
Mr. Charles F. Kellers
Mr. John Ormiston Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. W . P. Kent
Mr. John M. Keyes
Mr. Leonard A. Keyes
Mr. Howard L. King
Mr. Louis K. Kislik
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Klaber
Mr. and Mrs. Simon S. Kuznets
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E . Lamb
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lang
Mr. Harry Lankenau
Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Larsh
Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Levin
Dr. Isaac Levine

Mr. Robert L. Levine
Mr. LioneLF. Levy
Dr. and Mrs. Harry H. Levy
Mr. Jules Lippit
Mr. John D. Lipsett
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Longaker
Mr. William A. Longshore
Dr. Harry J. Lowen
M. and Mrs. Charles M. Lyman
Mr. Harold J. Manson
Mrs. Henri L. Marindin
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley G. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Mattuck
Mrs. G. L. McCain
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. McCloskey
Drs. William and Elizabeth Menaker
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Merin
Mr. Bruce J. Miller
Mr. Harry Miller
Mr.. Lewis Miller
Mr. Adolph Millman
Mr. Charles Mills
Mr. Jack Mills
Mr. Frank R. Morey
Dr. John L. Mott
Mr. Vitalis Nachmias
Rear Admiral and Mrs. H. W . Need
Dr. Fritz Nelson
Mr. Lowell Noyes
Mr. William L. Nute, Sr.
Dr. and Mrs. Kyuro Okazaki
Mr. William H. Pahl
Dr. W illiam J. Palanky
Mr. Harald C. Pedersen ■
Mrs. Margaret H. Peele
The Honorable Adrian Pelt
Mrs. James L. Pennock
Mr. Milo Perkins
Dr. and Mrs. Fred W . Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Louis L . Popky
Mr. Edward F . Potthoff
Mr. Charles M. Powell
Mrs. Arthur Raff
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rau
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Reid, Jr.
Mr. Frederick W . Rettenmeyer

Mr. Chapin Roberts
Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Robinson
Mr. Weston S. Robinson
Dr. Armand M. Rose
Mr. Laurence B. Rossbach
Mr. Hymen Rubin
Mrs. Beryl Rubinstein
Mrs. Joseph Scattergood
Mr. Harry Scherman
Mr. and Mrs. W alter A. Schmidt
Dr. and Mrs. Abraham B. Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E . Segal
Dr. and Mrs. E . L . Sevringhaus
Dr. A. Maxwell Sharpe
Mr. Fred E . Shepard
Mr. Jacob Sicherman
Dr. A. Gilbert Silver
Mrs. Samuel W . Singer
Mr. and Mrs. W alter T. Skallerup
Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Snyder
Mr. George F. Spaulding
Mr. George Steinbach
Mr. S. Stem
Mr. John R. Stoltze
Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer W . Stone
Mrs. Joseph J. Strachan
Mrs. Wilmer C. Swartley
Mrs. Paul C. Tapley
Dr. Eugene L. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. VanDeusen
Mr. Harlan W . Venrick
Mr. David A. W allach
Mr. Samuel O. Warburton
Mr. K. W . Waterson
Mr. Hermann Weyl
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Whitman
Mr. L. E . Winkler
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Winne
Dr. G. I. Winston
Mrs. George B. Wislocki
Dr. Philip D. Woodbridge
Mr. and Mrs. W alter H. Wolff
Mrs. W illiam A. Worth
Mrs. L. F. Yntema
Mr. Robert H. Youman
Mr. Harold L. Zellerbach

Foundations and Corporations
Commonwealth Fund
Creth and Sullivan, Inc.

George Friedland Foundation
Harper Brothers

Presser Foundation

Scott Paper Company

Friends of Swarthmore
Anonymous (10)

Mrs. Troyer Anderson
Dr. and Mrs. Solomon E . Asch
Dr. Frank Aydelotte
Mrs. Frank Aydelotte (Deceased)
Estate of Helen Groome Beatty
Miss Elsa Bennett
Dr. and Mrs. Brand Blanshard
Dr. and Mrs. Morris Bowie
Mrs. Evelyn Hull Boyle
Mrs. Richard B. Brandt
Dr. and Mrs. Hans Brinkmann
Mr. Michael Calingaert
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Campbell
Dr. Philip W . Carruth
Mr. Eugene D. Commins
Mrs. Vera Dargie

October, 1952

Miss Emma M. DiLauro
Mrs. Lionel C. Epstein
Dr. Edward A. Fehnel
Dr. and Mrs. Duncan G. Foster
Dr. Vera French
Miss Harriet Galligan
Dr. Charles E . Gilbert
Dr. and Mrs. Herman Gold
Mr. Robert Hilkert
Mrs. Margaret Goddard Holt
Mr. Werner. K. Honig
Mr. C. Frederick Kellers
Dr. Aubrey Kempner
Miss Kendall
Dr. Robert Kline
Dr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Kohler

Dr. Michael S. Kovalenko
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Kroon
Mr. William P. Livant
Dr. Robert B. MacLeod
Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Mandelbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es O’Neill
Dr. M. C. Otto
Mrs. Catherine J. Pierce
Mr. Edward Prenowitz
Miss Elizabeth A. Rash
Mrs. Elizabeth Brandeis
Rauschenbush
Mr. Oliver Rodgers
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenbaum
Miss Maja Schade
Dr. I. J. Schoenberg

Dr. and Mrs. Townsend Scudder, III
Dr. Alice T. Schäfer
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Sorber
Mr. Herbert Spiegelberg
Miss Lucy C. Steinbach
Miss Lisa A. Steiner
Miss Louise Stoltze
Mr. Richard C. Taeuber
Estate of Sallie R. Tyson
Dr. and Mrs. Peter van de Kamp
Miss Ursula Victor
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W alker
Mr. Robert A. Walkling
Dr. Hans W allach
Dr. Albert H. Wilson
Mr. John C. W ister

31

PARENTS’ COMMITTEE
FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
Chairman
The Hon. PAUL H. DOUGLAS
The United State Senate
Members of the Committee
M. FR E D ÇARTOUN
Chairman of the Board
Longines-Wittnauer W atch Co.
New York City
THOMAS P. CLENDENIN
Mining Geologist
E l Paso, Texas
FRANK -Vr C L IF F E
Treasurer, H. J. Heinz Co.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
FLO REN CE C LO TH IER, M.D.
Milton, Massachusetts
GEORGE R. COOLEY y
Investment Banker, Albany, N. Y.
JAM ES W . COREY
President, Reliance Electric &
Engineering Co., Cleveland, O.
CORNELIUS W . D eK IEW IE T
President, Univ. of Rochester
Rochester, New York
DOROTHY CAN FIELD FISH ER
Author, Arlington, Vermont
The Hon. RALPH E. FLAN DERS
The United States Senate
CYRUS S. GENTRY
Vice-Pres. and General Counsel
The Shell Oil Co., New York
MALCOLM M. HARGRAVES, M.D.
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn.
NATHANIEL R. HOWARD
Editor, Cleveland News
Cleveland, Ohio
JOHN M. H U GH LETT
Vice-Pres., J. P. Stevens & Co.
New York, N. Y.
TOHN M. KEYES
Vice-Pres., Guaranty Trust Co.
New York, N. Y.
RQSCOE D. LEA S, M.D.
Shaker Heights, Ohio
LIO N E L F . LEV Y

Manufacturer, Philadelphia, Pa.

JOHN L. M O TT
Director, International House
New York City
STER LIN G NORTH
Literary Editor
New York World Telegram
L O W E L L C. NOYES
Patent Attorney, Chicago, 111.
ADRIAN P E L T
Director, European Office ot U.N.
Geneva, Switzerland
M ILO PERKINS
Management Consultant
Washington, D. C.
HARRY SCHERMAN
President
Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc.
New York City
CHARLES SEGAL
Attorney, New York City
GEORGE F . SPAULDING
Vice-President.
The Northern Trust Company
Chicago, Illinois
JOHN R. STO LTZE
President, Maple Island Farms
Saint Paul, Minnesota
FR E D . H. STRA W BRID G E, JR .
President
Williams & W alton, Insurance
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
CLARENCE K. S T R E IT
President, Federal Union, Inc.
Washington, D. C.
EDGAR TURLINGTON
Attorney, Peaslee & Turlington
Washington, D. C.
HAROLD C. UREY
Professor
Institute for Nuclear Studies
Chicago, Illinois
L. E . W IN KLER
President
Rock Island Refining Corp.
Indianapolis, Indiana
HAROLD L. ZELLERBA CH
Executive Vice-President
Crown Zellerbach Corporation
San Francisco, California

DE

RECAPITULATION OF ALUMNI GIFTS BY CLASS — June 30, 1952
C la ss

1878
through
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
.1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
Special
Navy
Prep

No. OF % P artici PATION
D onors

C la s s R e p r e s e n t a t iv e

.
.

78
24
13
14
8
.
13
19
Caroline Farren H arris................................................. .
18
Arthur H. Jenkins.......................................................... .
23
Elliott Richardson and Helen Eastwick Harper. .
18
J. Horace Ervien.................................. .......................... .
.
16
.
15
Herbert S.
1
57
53
23
Leonard C. A sh to n ......................................................... 1
47
Jean Williamson Roberts............................................ .. .
33
Miriam Hines Thatcher and John A. W hite.......... .
Joseph H. Willits..................................|.............. ........... V 36
70
Laurence P. Sharpies and Amy Baker Ferguson. .
43
Elizabeth B. Oliver............................................ .............. .
.
41
. .37
Earl A. Hunter......................................................
.
39
Sewell W. Hodge.................................................
.
45
Clark W. Davis...................... ................
.
29
William J Reilly..............................................
.
39
Allison G. Cornog . .........................................
.
38
Lena Clark Eagan and Thomas L. Eagan.
.
48
George B. Jackson................. ..........................
.
41
Warren H. Ogden............................................
.
41
Wallace R. Linton............................................
.
32
.
64
Helen M. Williamson.
.
58
E. Dill
1 78
Esther Howard
.
56
.
59
.
62'
Thomas S. Nicely.......... .............................................
.
79
Donald C. T u rn er........................................................
54
Thomas C. Park, J r ..................................................... ..
72
Lewis M. Gill..................................................................
62
Elizabeth Geddes Baker and Walter T. Baker Jr41
M argaret Peters M ath ew s........................................
William D. T aylor...............................................................
62
83
Joan Kelley Fowler and Ward S. Fowler, M .D..
74
Virginia Newkirk W eltm er..............................................
74
86
Gertrude Maginniss Peelle and Robert B. Peelle. .
86
Adalyn Purdy Jones.............................................................
86
84
John B. Fergu so n ...............................................
84
77
Anne Jones Martin and Charles C. M artin.............
130
Janet Bartleson Mochel. ..................................
70
Fred C. Selby, J r .........................................
73
Janet McCombs Baldwin...................................................
73
76
Abraham W. M artin.....................................•...................
76
86
W. Marshall Schmidt........................................................
86
120
Harriet Glueck Gales.........................................
161
Chalmers C. Stroup, J r ....................................
144
James I. Reilly......................................................
127
Stokes Gentry and Anne C. Smith. . . . . . .
7
2
.2
13
7
1

Dora A Gilbert ’9 3 . .
Samuel C. P a lm e r...
Albert L. Buffington.
Marshall P. Sullivan
Ida Palmer Stabler. .

TO TA L.

3306

34.66
60 00
33.33
45.16
• 20.51
56.52
45.23
41.86
44.23
39.13
41.02
28.30
79.16
85 48
44.23
50.00
42.85
37.11
79.54
36.44
35.04
33.94
35.45
37.19
24.78
30.95
31.93
24.24
21.92
26.97
18.60
41.55
34.73
43.82 .
32.55
37.57
42.75
43.64
31.57
39.34
32.80
26.45
36.68
41.08
34.57
45.74
38.22
44.21
44.76
45.29
34.48
28.74
31.02
41.54
45.97
46.00
37.69
45.51

A lu m n i
F und

$6,200.00
680.00
1,870.50
1,033.00
385.00
232.00
500.00
696.00
2,498.00
1,297.00
428.00
1,190.00
1,644.00
3,474.73
1,480.00
1,167.00
2,376.00
916.53
961.00
1,956.00
4,839.00
2,660.00
1,151.00
2,230.00
1,372.00
890.00
568.50
839.50
1,912.50
1,964.50
1,031.00
1,731.00
1,059.00
1,235.00
1,059.15
1,835.00
1,109.00
2,097.00
958.50
1,717.50
1.094.00
655.50
1.032.00
1,332.00
885.30
1,096.50
787.00
794.25
961.50
1,234.50
936.50
747.00
607.00
740.00
1,292.25
1,018.49
1,248.00
632.64
140.34
7.50
6.00
642.50
39.50
0.00
$81,174.18

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$199,1

October,
32

■

DEVELOPMENT FUND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
jjjohn S. Clement '08
General Chairman
ibH Lester Asplundh '23
57,lfBoyd T. Barnard '17
(¡1Richard C. Bond ’31^
7 Jlsaac G. Darlington '07
l’flÎHilda Lang Denworth '17
’TMabel Sullivan D’Olier '07
MMscilla Goodwyn Griffin '10
f Toward Cooper Johnson '96
5f (Deceased)
1
11

tali

li

Board of Managers
Representatives

B
E
, ,1
1 4ipoyd T. Barnard, 17
i5|[ Chairman
^W illiam H. W ard T 5

9
24,81
36,l)
U
2,31
1,5
8
5

8

1,9}
1,9

William F . Lee '33
Thomas B. McCabe T 5
Harry L . Miller ’l l
John W . Nason
Joseph B. Shane '25
Philip T. Sharpies TO
Richard W . Slocum '22
Claude C. Smith T 4
Barclay White '06

Claude C. Smith T 4
Chairman
George B. Clothier '26
Wayland H. Elsbree '21
Jess Halsted T 8
Eldredge M. Hiller '30
A. Sidney Johnson, Jr. '27
Howard Cooper Johnson '96
(Deceased)

PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE

I

1,58
1,61

COMMITTEE ON BEQUESTS

ALUMNI FUND COMMITTEE

Alumni
Representatives
Richard C. Bond '31
Robert H. Wilson '31
Faculty
Representatives
George J. Becker
J. Roland Pennock '27

Isaac G. Darlington '07
Chairman
William A. Clarke T 7
Anna Oppenlander Eberle T 3
Priscilla Goodwyn Griffin TO
William F . Lee '33
W allace R. Linton '23
Edward Mahler '50

William J. Reilly T 8
Cornelia Clarke Schmidt '46
Richard O. Smith '41
Shaler Stidham '29
Jack B. Thompson '27
Sidney L . Wickenhaver '37
Louise Stubbs Williams '34

The Board of Managers of Swarthmore College has asked the
Alumni Association to submit the names of one woman and one man
who will be appointed to the Board as Alumni Managers for the term
expiring December 1956. The Alumni Council is submitting the
following names,^ alphabetically arranged, for your vote. Vote for
ONE candidate in EACH group and return the ballot before
November 20, 1952.
Please mark each ballot twice if husband and wife attended
Swarthmore.
CUT ON THIS LINE

j ] VIRGINIA BROW N G R EER '26
Farnum Road, Media, Pa.
Pre-College Education — Sidwell Friends
School, Washington, D. C. College Activities
— Secretary, freshman year; vice president,
senior year; Student Government; Basket­
ball (4), capt. senior year; Hockey (2);
Women’s Athletic Association, president;
Glee Club. Post-College Education — 1927
Columbia U. Summer School; Bennington
College School of Dance, summer 1932.
_
Family Status — Married to Robert B.
j [Jreer, has two children, Robert and Anne. Post-College Activities —
’Jaught physical education at Sidwell Friends, 1926-28; head of girls’
¿■partaient, 1928; Assistant in physical education for women at
;,ij9arthmore College, 1928-31, instructor, 1931-37. Civic and Com»rnity Activities — Member Society of Friends; Community Chest
bjfptain, 1949; Red Cross; Philadelphia Orchestra; United Peace
ljiiest; P.T.A. Alumni Activities — Vice President, Philadelphia
|#fflmae Club; Alumni Council, 1941-47; Chairman, Alumnae Dis«ssion Group, 1946-47; Class agent, Alumni Fund; Vice President,
gjomen’s Alumni Association, 1951-53.

B
1,1 CORNELIA CHAPMAN PITTEN G ER ’26
RD 2, Nottingham, Pa.
Pre-College Education — Friends Central
School, Phila. College Activities — Circu­
lation manager, Phoenix; Glee Club. Family
Status — married to Nicholas O. Pittenger,
two children, John C. and Mrs. Jane Pitten­
ger Gill. Community Activities — Swarth­
more Home and School, Co-op, and faculty
activities at the College prior to Mr. Pitten­
ger’s retirement. Alumni Activities — Sec­
retary, Alumni Association, 1945-49.

ser,

Nicholas Kelley
William F . Lee '33
William Poole '30
Ellis B. Ridgway, Jr. '34
Joseph B. Shane '25
Theodore Widing '28
Charles Alfred Zinn '25

□

CLARK W ARREN DAVIS T 7
Rogers Lane, Wallingford, Pa.

Pre-College Education —
South High
School, Omaha, Nebraska. College Activi­
ties
Lacrosse; chemical engineering
Member of Sigma Xi and Delta Upsilon.
Family Status — Married to Celia Hodges
and has one son, Richardson. Post-College
Activities
DuPont Company Explosives
Department; currently General Manager
Graselli Chemicals Department. Civic and
. .
, IS , .
Community Activities — Member, Presby­
terian Church; Wilmington and Concord Country Clubs; Rose Tree
Award1UniQ4n
Club of Philadelphia. Modern Pioneer
1951 52 1940' A umm Activities — Class President; Class Agent

Fill

□

NORMAN H. W IN D E ’27
508 Bellevue Road, Wilmington 3, Delaware

Pre-College Education — Waukesha High
School, Waukesha, Wis. College Activities —
Football, Basketball, Student Government,
Sigma Xi, Book & Key, Kwink. Highest
Honors in Engineering, Sigma Tau. Family
Status — Married to Gertrude Jolls ’28, has
two children, Mary Jane Winde Gentry ’53
and N. Henry Winde. Post-College Activi­
ties — DuPont Company in various administrative assignments. Civic and Community
Activities
Member Presbyterian Church. Alumni Activities __
Member, Engineering Consulting Committee; Member, McCabe
Award Selection Committee, 1952.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SWARTHMORE EVENTS — OCTOBER
O ct.

Meeting of the Board of Managers
Swarthmore Club of New York— Luncheon, 1 2 :3 0 p.m.
Zeta Psi Fraternity House, 31 East 39 th Street
10 * Hockey— Ursinus, Cunningham Field, 3 :3 0 p.m.
11 Meeting of Class Agents, Presidents, Secretaries, Alumni
Council, Fund Committee— 1 0 :0 0 a.m., 308 Hicks
Hall
Football-— Susquehanna, Alumni Field, 2 :0 0 p.m.
Soccer— Lafayette, Easton, 2 :3 0 p.m
15 * Hockey— Drexel, Cunningham Field, 3 :3 0 p.m.
Soccer— Princeton, Clothier Field, 3 :3 0 p.m.
Swarthmore Club of Phila.— Luncheon, 1 2 :3 0 p.m.
Wanamakers, 9th floor (private dining room)
18 Football— Hamilton, Clinton, 2 :0 0 p.m.
Soccer— Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 2 :3 0 p.m.
Cross Country— Lafayette, Alumni Field, 2 :3 0 p.m.
22 * Hockey— Chestnut Hill, Chestnut Hill, 4 :0 0 p.m.
25 Football— Ursinus, Collegeville, 2 :0 0 p.m.
Soccer— Muhlenberg, Clothier Field, 2 :3 0 p.m.
Cross Country— Delaware, Newark, 2 :3 0 p m .
28 Cross Country— Lehigh, Bethlehem, 4 :0 0 p.m.
29 * Hockey— Temple, Philadelphia, 3 :0 0 p.m.
30-31 Extended Alumni Council Weekend
30 Meet the Student Gov’t and Interfraternity Council—
Alumni-Student Get Together, Dining Room, 6 :4 5
p.m.
Discussion with the undergraduates.
31 Engineering Open House, 7 :0 0 p.m. - 1 0 :0 0 p.m.
Alumni Council Meeting—-Board Room, 7 :3 0 p.m.
SWARTHMORE EVENTS — NOVEMBER

Nov.

Nov.

7

1

Homecoming Day
Engineering Open House, 9 :0 0 a.m - 1 2 :0 0 M
Soccer— Ursinus, Clothier Field, 1 :0 0 p m .
Football— Wesleyan, Alumni Field, 2 : 00 p.m.
Cross Country— F. and M ., Alumni Field, 2 :3 0 p.m.
Alumni T ea Dance— Bond Memorial, 4 :0 0 p.m.
Dinner— College Dining Room, , 5 : 3 0 - 6 p.m.

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5 * Hockey— Rosemont, Rosemont, 4 : 0 0 p.m.
6 Swarthmore Club of New York— Luncheon, 1 2 : 3 0 p.m]
Zeta Psi Fraternity House, 31 East 39th Street
7 Annual Chrysanthemum Show—
Lamb-Miller Field House, 2 : 0 0 p.m. to 9 : 0 0 p.m.
Soccer— Lehigh, Bethlehem, 3 : 0 0 p.m
Swarthmore Club of North Jersey— Dinner Meetinl
Millburn Inn, Short Hills Rd., Millburn, N. J .
Cooper Foundation and Dept, bf Music present: Alexal
der Borowsky and other instrumentalists— Clothil
8 : 1 5 p.m.
8 Annual Chrysanthemum Show—
Lamb-Miller Field House, 1 0 : 0 0 a.m. to 9 : 0 0 p.m.
Football— Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, 2 : 0 0 p.m.
Cross Country— Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, 2 : 3 0 p.m.
9 Annual Chrysanthemum Show—
Lamb-Miller Field House, 1 2 : 0 0 M to 5 : 0 0 p.m.
11 *Hockey— Pennsylvania, Cunningham Field, 3 : 30 p.m.
14 Cross Country— MASCAC, Newark, Del.
Soccer— Navy, Annapolis, Md., 4 : 0 0 p.m.
15 Football-—Drexel, Alumni Field, 2 : 0 0 p.m.
18 *Hockey-|l-Bryn Mawr, Cunningham Field, 4 : 0 0 p.m. j
19 Swarthmore Club of Phila.— Luncheon, 1 2 : 3 0 p.m. ]
Wanamakers, 9th floor (private dining room)
20 Cross Country— Haverford, Alumni Field, 3 : 3 0 p.m.
21 Soccer— Haverford, Clothier Field, 2 : 3 0 p.m
22 Football— Haverford, Haverford, 2 : 0 0 p.m.
Hamburg Show— Clothier, 8 : 1 5 p.m.
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Annual Meeting of the Board of Managers
Swarthmore Club of New York— Luncheon, 1 2 : 3 0 p.m|
Zeta Psi Fraternity House, 31 East 39th Street
5, 6 Little Theatre Production— Clothier, 8 : 1 5 p.m.
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W ater Ballet, Hall Gymnasium
The Cooper Foundation and Department of Music prl
sent: Russian Cathedral Choir— Clothier, 5 : 0 0 p .ij
Christmas Recess begins, 1 2 : 0 0 M

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