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VOL. XLIV, NO. 25 C •• ;'I'I. .. . , Tr... _ .f ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 1,1948 BI',. lis ... O'u ...... tI PRICE 10 CE NTS Harriet Walden Ward Wins European Fellowship ------�------.------Carol Montgomery McGovern Eighte-tn Mem,be.rs of '98 Clas8 BM Fund 194-6Return For F,ftleth Annwersary. NamedAlternate for Politics Work

------To M. '$0 E. McClure Receives By Emily 1898wn d, EI.ie Andrew. gave the cl.�. a FeUowship for Study Approaches• End luncheon In memory of'98, her sister The Class of held it. fifty- who was a member of and Mr. In England 1 000year 18reunion this last week-we�end 11 Bancroft and his daughter'�rs. gave a W th $1 600 and memben of the clall . , , tea in memory of Ban�roft, able to attend; are plannlne to Goodhart,June I.-Harriet Wal Donations to Continue who was Class PreSident unhl ber march in the Commencement pro- den Ward was named by Preildent1948 death in March of t�is year. Throughont Winter; cession. Distinguished members of McBride as the wl�er ot the 83rd Mrs. John J. Boerlcke, who man the clan who eame to the reunion European Fellowship, at the For Chairs aged the reunion, was pleased'98. at were Marion Edwards Park and • t:ommencement exercisea here to· 1946- the number of members of who Alice Gannett.'98 Highlights;f the day. This scholarship. the highest Bryn came to the affair. Grace Park The 'Mawr$1, 600,000Fund week-end for were the filets undergraduate honor the college Wright came. back from a trip $200,00haa now0,00 reached0 of its mignon served at the Claaa Dinner givea. goes to Misa Ward for ber abroad with her daughter juat to work in English. Carol Montgom be goal. This money will Saturday night and the picnic at __ attend it, and other members came ery McGovern waa named as alter used towards faculty salariea. Wyndham, Su;day. On Monday, I from as far 8S Cleveland and Port- nate to Miss Ward for her work building Improvements, and to- D e fpt.o E ngI' IS h land. At the Alumnae Dinner on in Politica. bewards endowments. Donations will Sunday, Mias Park gave a speech Elizabeth Anne McClure waa representing the class, and Mias 1948�49..ccepted throughout the winter Names S talli ngs granted the new fellowship for Gannett was toastmistress at the study in England. Mias McClure of Class Dinner.rlo received the new award for ber Now that the mUlion and a half Ex- For Essay PrlZ' e Ma n Ed warda Park work in History. mark is passed, Mrs. Manning, Miu Park, who was1922 President of BACHELOR OF ARTS «utive Director of the Drive. Bryn Mawr from until 1942. . . Biolo" Sylvia Stallings has been award- h ".- I·· HARRIET WALDEN WARD pointa out that it is especially dlf- II �n IVlng. since b er retlre- ed the M. Carey Thomas Ellay ment, at her home, Slowly Fields. ficult to ralae suma for endow� Prize. This prize is given by the Mary Ann Brady, of Pennsyl in Plymouth, MaSlachusetts. She Harriet Ward menta today. since moat founda� department of English to a senior W, vania. )'Iolda LLO degrees from Smith and Esther Esaayag�Benacerraf, of tiona prefer apecial projects. for distinction in writing. Sylvia Mount Holyoke, is on the Board of the Plans to Co ntinue New York. There are certain partswill of submitted a paper on a group of Truatees of Bryn Mawr, Radcliffe ddve prOollram which suffer poems. There were ten other en� Rosamond Kane, of New York. and Simmons CoUege. is second tries. Nelly Jane Keffer, of Pennsyl greatly from a deficit of funda. For vlce�preaident of the American As� Study in English vania. Cum laude with honon. instance, Mrs. Manning cited the In the past Sylvia has contrlb- soclation of Univenity Women and Anita Mol. of New Jersey. Ma,· faculty salaries. "We have to ask uted articles to Harpen and thla received the fourtb M. Carey Harriet Walden Ward, winner ot n. cum laude. alumnae and parents to feel it their spring won second prize in the Thomas1942- Award at her retirement the European Fellowship, is an Eeatherine Fanlta Reviel, of responaibility to ooropiete the en� Vogue Prix de Paris contest. In in du'l't'rnent for-Pennsylvania. the James E. Rhoads Memorial also mentioned Alice Hood, chair are other important parts of Kilroy Memoria' Scholanbip in Cum laude.. Sophomore Seholarahip. In her with admiration: she is now spend the Fund prorram which will con� English lor advanced coursea1.. last Kathleen Holliday Jensen. of junior year, she held the James E. ing her time by taking a e.OUr&e in tinue through next winter. year,as well 8a the Marla East· lrlaryland. Rhoads Memorial Junior Scholar- astronomy at Columbia Univer Schena Chair man Brooke Hall Memorial Schol- Consuelo Houseworth Kuhn, of ship and in her senior year the sity. Most memben of the reun· According to the Bryn Mawr arahip for the highest average in New Jersey. Amelia Richards Memol'lal Schol- Ing clalll came in time for MilS .$125,College000 Fund Drive . office, the junior class. Alina Elisabeth Surmacka, of arship. McBride'sContlnwed luncheon, on Pac. on Saturday,!l 1907 Edltor-in- New York. Magna cum I.ude has been raised towards Sylvia has been editor of the Thi, year Denny wu of the College NEWS and as with honors. the Eunice Morgan Schenck Title and a member of the chorus. Chiel ot the Undergrad� Edith Ellen Woolever,laude. of Penn- Chair of French. This new chair 1948 such . member . was1907 .started when the Class of uate and College Council.. She sylvania.ClaMial Cum Archaeolon Class1948 oelkers I� hr D ISCUSSes· decided to change1907 its name has just been elected Permanent1948. The class of has elected from the Cills of Chair of Secretary of the Clan of Susan Brimmer Inches, of Mal- the following permanent of- French to the above, in MisS M a.th Pro bab'lit I Alternate: MeGover. sachusetts. Cuna laude. ficer.s: President, Ada Klein; Y Schenck's honor. Miss Schenck Carol Marguerite Lehr, School. Wilson High School In Weahington Lee ______news to the secretary in Cornor. Alsociate Profenor of Matbe� D Jane Ettelson, of Pennayl ,�::0The: 0:OOO= goal. of the endowment is . C. A Politics Major. Carol 2 , � he tyble. of _ ��B= edf==O 'd= =Hil==Is = =N=ftW==Y=O ='k.== matics, discussedp' .P ' � � vania. Malna cum I.ude with ' � I wrote her honors paper on "Eli� = = I "Probability an d laUSI bil tism, the Rule ot the Select Few, honors. Statistics, in the sense of mathe- Harriman Gives·Out G, Recipe However Choaen." Barbara LeMay, of New York. I. matlcal theory useful for the Carol has held the George W. Evelyn Van Westerborg, of New analYtle of observation, presents InClass Day Speech at Taylor; Yeatman SCholarship fOi the past York. not only the difficulties i�herent two years. She waa Al6mnae1944.194.6. Re '50 In relating theory to practice. but PoUtiea I gion.1 Scholar from By Pat Nichol, driver on campus who was-:: faces .s well a difficulty rooted Scholar of the Wom194: n' Club of Margaret Ann B.iah, of PenD The toots of Ellen aarriman's "galanter" than ever. in the "non�mat:hcmatletan'ridea. By the time Chevy Chase in 1945. a�d Maria sylvania. bucolic toy01 hom banged out12:45, the he became a senior, she added, he of mathematics," said Miss Lehr. Mary Ann Brumbaugh, of Con 14. Hopper Scholar in beginning CllIs Day. at might even be "Iawlell." Stripping Much of the mistruat of staUs- necticut. May Student. poured out of to a very chic dress, or lack of it, tical analysis comes from a f.i1ure M cCI ure A warue'J d Elizabeth Brooke Coleman, of d.nes to listen to the speeches of Ellen parted with the song "Tal'J'et to understand the notion of M.. ,land. encouragement. and enthusiasm for Tonight," which was dOOleated mathematical probability in appli� N Elizabeth C.meron. of Malia- which Ellen began. Wearing a sol� to the veteranl at Haverford, since cation to aetual ocx:urrenC6!l, she ew Fellowship h dier's cap decorated with medalt only they would appreciate it. continued. To make clear the C ��i�··Ullman Conn, of Pennlyl. she told us of hEr various careers, As the crowd progreaaed to Dal� cnuse of these misunderstandings, Today Bryn Mawr College vania. at Bryn Mawr in the A ny. and n ton, Betty Coleman greeted it from the formulation of the elementary IIwards 8 new fellowship for t.he Anna-Stinn Louise Ericson, of She pointed out that her Bryn the second story ledge, where she probability notion was studied in first time. This fello�hip for Pennsylvania. long and Mawr career had been a sat clad in black bathing cap, dun� early examples of Galileo and Pal� atudy In England haa been given Nancy May Garton, of New 80,hard too. one, and Mias Nepper thought of garees, whiteI shirt and red beard. cal culminating in the work of by Mr. and .Mrs. Charlea S. Burch York. A In speaking bel' • nn ae-y "Today iI ace tbat I'm among Bernoulli and Laplace. ot Hcnley�on.Thamel,Oxfor d,Eng� Katherine Gl'fgory, of Conneetl� experiences, Ellen revealed friends, not my own" ahe eheer Rere then. stated Miss Lehr, land in honor of Bryn Mawr Col- tut. DI,· 0011 cret Anny recipe for chow. "Take tully anounced. She s�ke tender the basla of meRlion to continu� lege, Profe .. or Mary S. Gardiner, Lucy Elaine Holfman, of the anyt�ing, oft',drop It, pick it up, don't Ily of ber colleague, Schllut von distributioDl was indicated. and their daughter Helen Bu.rth, triet of Columbia. dust It place it in a ehallownl.ro, pan a Beer. "Nothing I wouldn't do for and the nature of statlst.ical teata a memberd.... of this year'. gradu.t- Sahiblaude.. Suna Ki Ii, of Turkey. • � 1948-49 ultpeter:'with lukewarm adviled. water. nd me.him,PI nothing In fAi!t. he wouldn't do for of hypothesisteJta was briel1y oumn� ing The feJlowahip1949-60 wOl be Cu. COocl.be Shein di... sbe addedthe eurrepti ed. Such state evidence in given In and forOT Ca.lodn ta .Kirpalani,. with ot New York. cuaeed conduct medals eon� tiously, we have apent lut four a mathematical 'Vocabulary that study at Oxford or Cambridge honora-.Lewi., nec.tioa with eonvertlblo. aad men� yean doing nothma-. Betty dec::ld� evidence must be evaluated in the at another university of the stud� Lucile CoIItialltdBricker oa of2 Penn- - CootbuIerl- p ... 1 2 tioned that there w.s a certain particular situation, abe concluded. Continued on Page Pale --

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Degree of Bachelor of Arts Conferred THE COLLEGE NEWS On 133 Members of the Class of 1948 ContlnUe4 fro", Pall 1 FOUNOED IN 1'14 of Julie Crawford Chittenden, Altruistic Senior Gives aylvania. • New a.mpshtre. PubUalIed w.ekl7 durin .. the Cc.U.,. YNII' (except durin, ThaDItI- Jeanne Lutz, of Pennlylvania. of 111� CltrUlIau and Earl.r boUda7a, and durin&' eu..m1.ftatiOD WMU) Vital Information Barbara Louiae Cottey, New M.,n. cum laude. In tile InUreet ot Bnn Kawr Col...... at the Ardmore Prlntln, Comp&a)". lersey. ArdmoNr, Pa., .nd BtYD Mawr COU .... About Pens Carol Montgomery McGovern, ot Eliubeth Copel.nd, of Pennayl- the Editor: Illinoil. Summa cum l.ude with Th. Coli.... N,wl a. tullf' proteete4 b)" eopyrl.. hL Nothln.. that vania. � appea.n In It may be reprlntild -'\her wholl,. or In part without pel" lP.rtinc admonilhment: Okay, 10 honora. Nancy ElliOt Dwyer, of New Jer- m*loD of lbl Edltor-lD-cbl.t. ia trivial. But it took me three Ruth-Lee Periman, of New York. aey. Cum laude. to discover that a penfu} of M.gn. cum l.ude. will 11 Margaret Bradford Engli ..h, of Editorial Board lalt five times as lon,& EIlt:abeth Wilcox Smith, of Con- New York. dip the point all the way In, neeticut. 01 B�TTY-BII.1CHT PACE. '''' Uilor.;n-Cmtf Jean Sumner Ford, New York. , it there long enough to get Olive Bagley Van Dyke, of Wis- JEAN ELLIS. '''' Cop, EMILY TOWNSEND, 'SO, M,/u'up Cum laude. , Instead of air, and on a plung. conain. loUISE bVIN, '4' IJ.INA NELIDOW so, lfhAntp Joan Hitchcock, of New York. , type keep plu11&'ing until it Harriet MOrle Vltkin, of Maua. HELEN MMTIN. '''' �N EDynos, 'SO Cum I.ude. ;��:.�,.b�I rtW ing bubbles. Succeeding chuaettl. Cum laude. Editorial Stslr I Patricia HochachUd, of New :: :l should not be denied Shirley Merriweather Wood, of ..na CUID CECELIA MACCAB'E. 'fO MEu.NIE HEWITT, 'SO York. Ma laude with hon- I thla information. Pennsylvania. GYYNNE WlLLlAMS, 'SO CAVE, 'SO ors. NINA Thea Holland Betly Ann Wortham, of North ANN"E GREET, 'SO PAT NICKOL. 'so Carolin.. Leila De.n Jacmn, of Minne· sota. Cum laude witb hODon. BLAJIUE F�SYTH. 'f 1 HANNA HOLBOI\N. 'So E. McClure Named Joan Ruth Zimmerman, of Penn. Krue Marger Hann. cer, of CAntD.lNE MDUTT. 's 1 ELISABETH NUJDo... . 's 1 Nero Burch Fellow Iylvania. Cum.l.ude with hODora. y RAOKA WATUMUI.L, 'ft En,lisb Mil!nesota. Marna eum. laude. Katherine Griffith IA.ndretb, of Stair Photographers 1 Caroline Nichola Baker, of Con- ,Continued from Page California. Cum I.ude. LYNN LEwIS, 'SO, necticut. Cum laude with honon. Cbitf Elizabeth Anne McClure, of EDynnt LA GUNDE, '''' M.u.CT£ SHAY, ·SO ent's own choice. It is equal In Mary S. Blabon, of Pennlylvania. Pennaylvania. Marna Cllm I.ude jOSE.PHlNB RASJUNO. 'SO LAUI\A WINSLOW, 'SO amounl to the European Fellow Joan Libby Breat, of M.llacbu. with honora. ship. letta. Marna cum l.ude with hon- Rotraud Anne-EI.. e Mezger, of BUBlness Board A committee composed of Mias ora. MAI\Y BeET1.ESToNE, '''' Bwvntu Mllm,gtr MeBride, Miss Nepper, and Mias Winllred Cadbury, of Mallachu- pennlylvania. , 01 JOAN ROBBrNS, ' Gardiner have named Elizabeth Barbara Ruth Nugent, New ''', Advntising Mlln'g« &8 leUs. l\"'gn. cum laude. York. Magna cum laude with hon- BEITY MUTCH, 'SO MADELINE BLOUNT. 'St Anne McClure this year's re Janice Elaine Fern.. trom, of cipient of the award. ors. riL£ANOR Ono, 'SI Pennsylvania. MAl\y Lou Pa..JCE, 'St Rosalind Oates, of Illinois. • Priscilla Troth GrOll, of Mary- Phillis Ogan Ripley, of New Subscription Board Class Day Speeches land. Cum l.ude. �: � ire. Marn. cum I.ude with Ellen Harriman, of C<>nne.l,i",L � b' Reveal" Alter Egos" • AuY Lou HAC1NEY, '49, MlJnlJgn .- � : . ConUnued from Page 1 I.ude with honor ....-I EDOI MAsON 'SO SUE KEu.sy. ' .. , rt I Lucia Rogen. of Massachusetts. HAw. Anne Willard Henry, f Ma ed to inform us of some of the Nancy Elinor Schwartz, of New ANNA-SnNA EaJCSON '48EDYTIlB LAGJ..AN1)a, "., 1 .I,u.,eua. Cum l.ude with honor... Cum laude. IVY BoI\ow 'fO SALLY CATUN "0 characteristics of the Phylum Col- Nancy Kunhardt, of New Je,r"'y. 1 legium which consilts Gloria Millicent White, of the BAuAJ.A UCKTl"OOT, 'JO MAJlJDal'E PETEIUON, 'fl of aU wom- Jeaaica Levy, of New York. en except those who were men and IDi. of Columbia. There.. a Trail Mathias, of Mary_ "n.t Histor, Art children. Thi.. Phylum has a voice of Subtc.riptioo, $2.71 Mailing prio<, 11.10 Amoret Chapman Bis.. ell, of like the mating call of a lamb-..kln Eleanor ROle Speer, of Pennsyl- may begin at any time bicycle seat, and when it gets up in York. Subseriptioru of C.rolyn King, of Masaachusetta. the morning it usually takes on Sylvia Poteat StalUngs, North the appe.rance well-preserved laude with hODon. EoterH u class matter at the Ardmore, Pa., PIlII OSia of Carolina. M.,n. cum laude with accond Thekla P.ulIne Wurlit�r, of Cal- Under Act of Coogreq 2 .. 1912 animal skin. As a final admonl- bonon. August . tion, he � of I told us that this Phylum Claude Natalie Val.bregue, ltall.n exercises daily; in fact, Daily California. Ma",. cum l.ude. H ..• wouldn't make a move witbout it. Ann Appleton StRufus Jones Chair gym. Cu ...... e with honon. Spears, of tory. One could work ott RlRot, Ellubeth Catelby by following in the wake, ot Ca... ade. Helen AU.. on Barbour, of The establishment of the Rufus M. Jones Chair in Phil- I explained Gregory and Ettelson. Jean Marjorie Swttendic.k, Snowman Cu. laade. ca.. o80phy and Religion which has just been approved by the ureca York. M.pa laMe with Joan Toutant Bea rd, of Board of Directors of the College marks the recognition of A snowman gave the last of the District of Columbia. of ,:.A1t:ieeWoItr, of New York. Cu. the great increase of iDterest on caan pus in the study of Day. .. heapeec on the libr.ry Helen Harvey Burc.h, p'enn""- II J steps. Any coincidence between a phiJosophy and religion. The chair will be held by a mem6 Cam. laDCIe. Pb,.lQ tbe Inowman and Henny Burch •. ber of the Philosophy Department, who will continue the W eU Entertained Pu ly. He wondered Frances Louiae Nate, of IndI.n " n " about • wonderful work Dr. Frank has done this year in his course many things and told ua that be ReUnJOn P rogram P.,choIoU on Philosophy and Religion. had con.. idered talking about the 1 France.. Sorch.n Binger, of New Contiaue4 froID Pare York. It is f.ittlJli' that this chair should be named in honor niches in the Lib, or about Dr. Her- ben, but everyone alwaya Charlotte H. Edlin, of Connecti of Rufus Jones, now in his fifty-first year as a member of Dr. talked most of them planned to atay cut. M'ena ca. I.ade with hon about Herben. He mentioned Commencement It.aelf; all the the Bryn Mawr Board of Trustees. Dr. Jones has been a ora. the fertility ritel we have in the of '98 who were able to come source ot inspiration bQth to the faculty and to those stu- Elaine France, of New Jeney. IPrin.. ,but decided that they, too, l e'ojoyed ltaying in Pembroke West de nta w h0 have hat d h e 'ty to work with for have already been a topic of much Elizabeth Laogd.le Hamilton, of opportuni him m' Rhoads, and lookln&' over the convenatlon and turned .tead l Pennsylvania. the increue of religious interest on campus. The establish- 01 ard: to ad'iitl;on. to the campul since their Lucy Page Hart, of Tennenee. ..peak June "D-day." time. ment of thiB chair gives Bryn Mlawr the chance to show Its �______" ______• Cu.Theod laade. appreciation and gratitude to Dr. Jones by continu� the ora Cuyler HoUand, of Cal I iflJrnia. c.- I.... work to which he baa devoted so much of his life. The Bum neceaary for the endowment of the chair will I,. MemoriDm Alma Ide, of New York. .... with hoDOra. • be taken from the procoeda of the Alumnae DrIve, aDd all CAROLINE MOIIROoW CHADW'lCK·COLLINB . Loan of Carol Van Pitt, New coatrlbutlona wID be we1comed. Bryn 'Mawr Is Indeed 1t,1," taut. to be .... to take.1Icb a atop forward In the Ma, ... z_tat nIlIfouo od_tIoIL �"'.""'I TilE COLtEGE NEWS

Graduate And Undergraduate Degrees Are Conferred

Continued from Pare 1 Margaret Louise Shlney, of Jean· Bryn Mawr College 194.7. 1988-87_ Ph),llt.. and Mathematic, Elfriede Friese, ot Lancaster, ps. Cum laude. Elizabeth Anne Roul.ton, of Fol Blator,. E,ther Duke ReddinI'.of Swarth Pennsylvania. Certificate, Nieder Sarah Fleek Smucker, ot Ohio. Pennsylvania. B. S. Dickln- Elizabeth Hoffman Alexander, of more, PUllsylvania. A. B. Welles rheinische Frauen-Akadamle, Du. 1928. HlIma Unterberger. 01 Pennlyl· SOil 1947. Villanova, Pennsylvania. A. B. ley Collere 1942. seldorf vania. Mary Phyllis Vipond, of New Bryn Mawr College 1941. Politi" A. Patricia Goepp, ot Philadel Sociolon York City. A. B. Barnat'd College History and Enltish Betty Elaine Schaal, of Lana phia, Pennsylvania. A. B. Univer Gisha Llnchia Berkowitz, of 1946. Naomi Helen ChuriPn, 01 New downe, Pennsylvania, In absenUa. .ity of Pennsylvania 1942. Pennsylvania. Ma,na cum laude Economics York City. A. B. Hunter CoUege A. B. Lawrence College 194.7. Mary Jean Hamish, of PhDadel 1947. with honors. Jean Margaret Derue, of Kau- PolltJu and Blltory phia, Pennsylvania. A. B. Lebanon , Hlltor,. of Art 1937. Barbara Zoe CoUns, ot New kauna, Wisconsin. A. B. Lawrence Joan Edelle Carroll, of Salem, Valley College 1947. of York. College Barbara Adams Crawford, Massachusett •. A. B. Radcliffe Col· Eleanor Stark Jaqua, of Cottage Jean Lorita MaeAUlster, of New 'Frances Elizabeth Johnson, of Lake City, Minesota. A. B. Carle- lege 1946. ... Grove, Oregon. A. B. Pomona Col 1944. Jersey. Glen Ridge, New Jersey. A. B. ton College Polltiea and Social Eeonom), lege 1937. 1944. Latin Mary Ann Mills, of Pennsyl Bryn Mawr College Serena Fond •• of Trieste. 01)(' Lucille R. Jenkins, of Chester, vania. English Anne Evelyn Kingsbury, of tor in Political Science, Univenity Pennsylvania. A. B. Ohio State Hazel Irene Nelson, of Ursula Elizabeth Eder, of Zurich, Skaneateles, New York. A. B. of Trieste 19415. University 1924. 1947. chusette. Switzerland. Zurich Univenlty Bryn Mawr College Politic .. Ec:onomlce and Hletory Margaref Rhoada Ladd, of Bryn 1944-4.7. Mathematic. Rosalie Bryant Parker, of New Dora Elisabeth Wilen-Ingman, ot Mawr, Pennsylvania, in abaenUa. York. Diana Eleanor Goldsborough, of Josephine Jeannette Carr, of Ar- Abo, Finland. Swedieh University A. B. Bryn Mawr College 1921; � Barbara Jean Ziegler, of Penn St. Catha rines, Ontario, Canada. IIngton, Mallachulettl. � B. of Abo, 194 7. M. A. University of Pennsylvania 1946. lIylvania. Cum laude. B. A. University of Toronto 1947. Wheaton College MASTER OF SOCIAL SERVICE 1925; Ph. D. Columbia University Spanish Herminia Carmen Malaret, of Philosoph,. Sylvia Endi., of IPhil6delphia 1983. Lindsay Harper, of Illinois. Cum Rio .Piedras, Puerto Rico. A. B. Wadad Habib, 01 Cairo, Egypt. Pennlylvania, In absentia. B. S. Barbara Baker Louden, of Cen- laude. Bryn Mawr College 1946. B. A. American University at Cai- Temple Unlvenlty 1984. Continurd Pale 4 Hope KauImann; ot New York. Olga Alice Westland, ot Toronto, ro 1946. on Cum laude with bonor• . Ontario, Canada. B. A. University Rosamond Kent Sprague, of ,======;=::::;======, Ada Clayton Klein, of Connecti of Toronto 1947. Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. A. B. cut. Cum laude. French and italian Bryn Mawr College 1945. Before Saying Farewell, Ruth Diamond Shapiro, of Penn- Ol!nise Nina Martin, of New Physlce 8ylvania with honora. City. A. B. Barnard College Louise Gaus, of Albany, New '48 MASTER OF ARTS 19'7. York. A. B. Vassar Colege 1944. Biology Geolon Physics and Geology Bring Family and Friends Julie Neil Calvert, of Plodn,�elB, 1 Cynthia Elizabeth Boudreau, ot Selma Weil Greenwald, of New York City. A. B. Hunter CoHege New Jersey, A. B. Wilson College Woodstoek, New York. A. B. Bryn for a Delicions Dinner at 1946. Mawr College 1945. 1941. Robert Walter Starr, Srd, of Katharine Lutz, of Lansdowne, ,:::======� Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. B. S. Pennsylvania. A. B. Bryn Mawr Haverford College 1942. College 1945. THE CHATTER BOX Chemistry Greek and Clal8i eal Archeology Compliment. Margaret Josephine Quinn, of Calliope StAvrald, ot Athens, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A. B. University ot Athens uf the

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• P_"F... J'HE COLLEGE NEWS -�------:------:------.- "'------CradUDte StlUlenu DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Revolutlonu1 Hlator1 ,ad LEAGUE ELECTIONS Pre.ented Degree. Play.ieal Cbemi.tr, �,...... ()TI6" .....,-=L.";' � Dr. John Cheater Miller, Assoc. ..t The B r y n Mawr Collele Phy, Biocha_'ltr,. I.te Profesor of Hiatory -at Bryn ConUlIued from r..-. I Sammer Theatre League takes pleuure In an June Fern Zimmerman, of MiI- Director of Mawr hal published T umph Mr. Frederick Thon, , Ju.t � of ... A. nouncing the election Louise ni.. waukee,Wisconsin. B. S. S. 11Ii- of Freedom, a .equel to hIS last tre Square, Penn.yl . A. B. 1948 the Bryn Mawr Summer Theatre, 1935. nois In,tilute of TeehnololY Earle 8S Chairman or next fall'. u es u en- book, Or1rhw of the Amerkan Earlham Colle,. 1945, nl.- anno nc that tbere i, f ll United Services F'\Ind. The of Harria- and M. S. in Chemi.try Rev lution. The new hiatory cov Lenore Stone MeIBe)", rollment for tbi, summer. This o 101- • League al.o .nnounc.e. the n .bMn.li . seltation: The Kinetic. of Reapira- ••t • era varioul aspects of the period burr. PennayJvania, i coeducational project aim 1925. of Onion Roots. Presented 1776-1788 lowing et)mmittee head. tor A. I :fur- from In America and '60, B. Univenity of Toledo "eloping orieinal scripta, and next year: Lois Mac.onl, ot , Profellor James Llewellyn lM haa been cholen as the September Faith Myen, Lemoyne Penn- thering theatre exPerience. any Maids and Portett; Priscilla C,.""ha eelectlon by the Hi tory Book aylvania. A. B.. Wilson Collere ,,: � '60, r epeaken from New Johnson, Activltle. Drive; 1944: Dletor, of Art and 'Will Club. '60, York act 81 guest leeturen. and Libby Grey, Weekend Medlaenl Are.heolol1 Dante Lecture Jean Parry Napier, of Decat.ur, La- Work Camp. Mary Elisabeth Puckett, of MI.s Angeline iLograuo, Asso • Georgia. B. S. University of Penn- New York City. A. B. Hunter Col 1946. New Jeney. A. B. Barnard 1942 i A. ciate Pro1ellor of Italian at Bryn iylvanla 1987; lege M. Bryn Mawr CoI- I �::!:� M. A. New York Unl- 1948. An Mawr, read the paper at the meet4 Charlet Perry, of Haverford' 1940. Dissertation: X-ray Engagement l , : Dissertation: The Inc of !the IDante Society In Cam Pennsyl\rani.a. A. B. Haverford Structure of 18. Zoe '48 1986. Criticlem of Painting, bridge. Massachusetts on May Barbara Cotins, College 1880-1896. P � �a�O��fb�t:h;:e:1 Benzene. Presented by 1:'�:'�� :�: The subject of Mis LorraNo's pa to Gertrude Kary Pollak, of Bryn PJoesent.ed by Professor Walter C. H. Joseph Curti. Sloane. •. per was Love In the VUa Nuo\'o. Richard Tourln Mawr, Penneylv8nia. Ph. D. Uni- S,etem.tJ� Miebel 1928 and vUlity of Vienna and Doctor Hi.tonea! 1982. PlUloeopb, .f Law Lenore Bloom Munit&, of New Jacob Rubin, of Phi adelphia, l York City. A. B. New York Unl PeJlJ1lylvania, in absenti.. B. S. in 1940 19'1, 1980. venity and M. A. Dis Ed. Temple University aertation: A Prolocue to a Theory Virginia M. Shlrlz, of Drexel BlII, A. of Value. Presented by Profellor Pennsylvania. B. Unlnus Nahm. 1941. Milton Charle. College Ph,aics and MathemaUti Jerome Gerald Si.kind, of Phila- Beatrice Schwartz Magdotf, 01. delphia, PenDlylvania. A. B. Brook. 1942. lyn College Marjorie Hlsako Ta1cl.blta, of I �� '48 Pala, Maul, aawaii. A. B. Unlver- GOOD LUCK - 194.8. Iity of Hawaii trom Catherine Anne Thomas, of Ukiah, California, in .bHntla. The Greek's 1946. A. B. Stanford University

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