Foi man comp i who i According to the Swarthmore Alumni Census, Thuf mor( retui i t 1 - conti The typical 1 "• i year: Swarthmorean is... E | stror amoi total “I recently spent a day The typical Swarthmorean is likely to have as those above, do emerge about Swarthmor Cens at Swarthmore and, come from Pennsylvania, to live there now, alumni from an analysis of the informatioi Of allowing for all the change in undergraduate and to have spent four years at Swarthmore. provided by 6,080 alumni or 52.8% of t! half appearance and life He/she is likely to consider himself profes­ total 11,519 who received the questionnain en- M styles, coed dorms, etc., was impressed, gratified sional and to be involved in some aspect of Classes represented were 1901 through 197 ^ and quite enormously education. He has at least one degree granted and 1973. The other seventies classes willb pleased that so much of elsewhere than Swarthmore. He is active in a the Swarthmore included during the year of their first lil m ambience and attitude professional organization, in a nonpartisan, sequent reunion. pans and manner still political education group (like League of The biographical information is being use P°SS] prevailed. Not only did they prevail, but they Women Voters and Common Cause), in the not only to give the College a better idea« hr obviously attracted and Parent-Teachers Association, in a political what its alumni are thinking and doing bu sei were being sustained by party, and in organizations concerned with also to produce a new alumni directory, t ^Plc an undergraduate group that is an entire peace, or conservation and ecology, or social find good matches for the Extern Program ^rom generation younger than service. His family income is $24,533. and to find alumni to help in its admission here mine. It’s encouraging to encounter the continuity This profile emerges from the data culled program in various parts of the world. It i en^ 8 of those qualities that from the ten-page 1974 Swarthmore Alumni anticipated that new uses will develop in thi ^ asi made Swarthmore Census, mailed last October (with follow-ups future. ^ra* unique and in January and April). The data were put on What, then, are some of the data fron s^a^f meaningful.”—’45 the computer and then analyzed. There is, of which this crude picture of a typical Swarth course, no such being as the typical Swarth­ morean emerges? An analysis of the dati morean, and yet certain characteristics, such by classes is seen in the chart below left. ]y[( From this table we see that the returns « received from the Census, when looked at asiRank Total Number of Returns in Classes by Decades proportion of those in class decades, werf ^ fairly evenly distributed. The heavy weight ^ Presidential as % of as % of ing of representation after 1940, seen in thf ^ Reigns Decades All Returned Decade column "% of All Returned,” reflects thf ^ Birdsall (98-02) growth in the size of the College over the last Swain (02-21) 1901-1909 .6 51 three-quarters of a century, as well asi 1910-1919 3.8 48 larger percentage of survivors in, say, thf r Aydelotte (21-40) 1920-1929 9.0 49 Class o f ’70 as opposed to, say, 1901! 1930-1939 13.4 52 Since, obviously, returning the question Nason (40-53) 1940-1949 20.0 55 naire indicated feelings of involvement witl ---- 1950-1959 23.0 55 the College, respondents are not necessaril) Smith (53-69) 1960-1969 24.0 56 wholly representative of the alumni body. ^ Cross (70-72) 1970,1973 5.0 49 Others* 1.2 2 This article was written by Betty Nathan Eisler ’50, as 3 100%(6080) sistant director of development, with assistance frot a Edgar R. Mullins, director of computer education am ~ ^Special students, graduate students, activities, who established the datafile, and Gudmundl Navy students, and Chinese Naval officers Iversen, associate professor of mathematics, who helped analyze that file.

SWARTHMORE ALUMNI ISSUE OCTOB For example, of respondents, 27.5% were New Jersey, then Maryland, Illinois, Mas­ married to another Swarthmorean. This sachusetts, Ohio and Connecticut. compares with 17% of the whole alumni body Of those who answered, 75% spent four “It was a tearing years at Swarthmore; about 25%, fewer; and experience, both , who are known to have a Swarthmore spouse. glorious and Thus being married to another Swarth­ about 2.5%, five or six years. horrible.”—’67 Of those who answered the question (75%), morean increased the likelihood of one’s "My relationship with returning the Census form. 82.6% said they over half consider themselves professional the College, because of - contributed at least once to the Alumni Fund, while a little more than 10% in each category my girls who have while the average annual percentage of consider themselves respectively top man­ attended Swarthmore, is agement, middle-management, self- very good, and seeing it donors to the Alumni Fund in the last ten from the inside, as it i years was 46%. Half said they give every employed, and "other.” We will consider our were, I have been most I year. So apparently, being a donor to the typical Swarthmorean, then, a professional, pleased. Under some Alumni Fund was strongly related to the most likely to be married to a professional very difficult circumstances, the likelihood of returning the Census. The (28%), or not to have answered that question College has acted in a j strongest positive relationship we found was (43.7%). The occupation claimed most often is way that 1 can only say among Alumni College participants: 143 of a "homemaker” (16.5%), with professor rank­ could not have been improved uponM-’38 total 145 who have attended returned their ing second at 12%. A few other top rankings noi Census forms! were "managers and administrators” (9.3%), “My dearest friends for tj0; Of those who answered, a little less than physician (5.7%), engineer (4.4%), lawyer the past 54 years have u half were men, and slightly more were worn- (4.1%), secondary school teacher (4%), scien­ been my Swarthmore friends.”—’20 en. (Among all alumni, the opposite is true.) tist (3.4%). All our categories received some ^97 This analysis of the survey data did not representation. The coders of the census "I think positive, practical career HI take into consideration the heavy weighting noted that there was considerable diversity counseling needs to be _ 1 of numbers biased towards youth, but com­ of opinion on the part of respondents and part of each student’s parisons will be made by decades wherever their spouses as to the proper classification of college experience. ^ possible. "homemaker.” It was described variously as Women in particular need to plan around the ,a j From these returns, we found it interesting "top management,” "professional,” "self- somewhat conflicting , ^ to seek a "typical” Swarthmore lifestyle. Our employed,” or "other.” Several respondents choices they face with as | typical alumnus/a is most likely to have come commented that the questionnaire gave no much foresight as ,ail from Pennsylvania as a student and to live opportunity for him/her to describe a life of possible. ”^’58 j0I1 here now (next states most popular for pres- non-paid but serious activity. There was, Tf | ent abode are New York and California, then however, a category for "volunteer worker,” ^ Massachusetts, New Jersey and Maryland.) and this drew 2% of the responses. Broken Trailing way behind Pennsylvania, home down by decade, most frequently professed 11 states were most likely to be New York and occupations are shown in the following table. roi J irth lati 1 MOST FREQUENT OCCUPATION BY PERCENT OF RESPONDENTS IN EACH CLASS DECADE s i ank 00’s % 10’s % 20’s % 30’s % verf 1 Homemaker 23.3 Homemaker 34.3 Homemaker 29.8 Homemaker 24.4 ght 2 Secondary Teacher 16.7 Secondary Teacher 11.1 Mgr/ Administrator 9.8 Mgr/ Administrator 13.3 . th( 3 Social Worker 10.0 Mgr/Administrator 6.1 Secondary Teacher 7.8 Professor 8.2 thf 4 Engineer 6.7 Elementary Teacher 4.5 Engineer 6.9 Engineer 4.7 last Owner/Partner 4.5 Owner/Partner 4.7 as i Professor 4.5 thf 5 Other occupations Librarian 4.0 Office Worker 4.1 Volunteer Worker 4.1 represented by ion only 1 respondent vitl irilj 40’s 50’s 60’s 70’s ly- 1 Homemaker 14.6 Homemaker 16.9 Professor 18.9 Student 37.5 2 Mgr/Administrator 10.5 Professor 15.2 Homemaker 9.8 Secondary Teacher 5.1 0,as 3 Professor 10.0 Mgr/Administrator 9.0 Physician 7.6 Lawyer 4.4 frot 4 Physician 6.0 Physician 7.3 Student 6.9 Physician 3.8 < ad 5 6.7 Civil Servant 3.4 ridR Engineer 5.4 Engineer 4.7 Lawyer elprt Elementary Teacher 3.4 Scientist 3.4

ISSUB OCTOBER 1975 1 Since 4% responding are students, 12% first Swarthmore degree was a master’s), 31 Time professors, 7.1% various kinds of teachers, are honorary degrees, and 1,311 are "other, and l "I entered college and 2.3% school or college administrators, it which, in 535 instances, meant a Bi jm younger than most of my peers, and very shy and is not surprising that the educational estab­ earned elsewhere than Swarthmore. To< immature. Added to the lishment is the "industry” most represented. From this graph we see that until the mil g e active sorority system forties, most alumni did not hold advance ge which excluded me, it was Manufacturing came in second, with legal devastating. But as I look services, federal administration, health degrees. Thereafter, until 1970, an increai g e back on it, from a mature services, and publishing trailing in the run­ ing proportion of graduates and non m c standpoint, 1 see Swarthmore now as a very ning. 9.8% described themselves as retired graduates) of the fifties and sixties receive great institution and from at least one occupation; .4% said they graduate degrees. The drop in proportioi realize that it had a must be at least partially explained by tb profound effect on were unemployed. me.”—’20 Our typical alumnus is most likely to be fact that recent alumni may not have con We married (75.2%). 12.2% are single, 6.6% pleted their graduate work. It may, howeveiover “While at Swarthmore . . . I felt that the separated or divorced, 5.9% widowed, and be part of a new national trend. with atmosphere, while .1% reported other kinds of living arrange­ We find that 52.1% of men answering thiimajoi undoubtedly mentally ments (97.7% answered). Of those reporting question hold advanced degrees and thaicenti stimulating, was extremely cold, unfeeling parenthood, 36.4% have two children, 29.2% 36.1% of women do so. majoi and humorless... ”—’55 have three children, 15.1% have one child, The universities reported most often aidian 13.2% have four children, 6.1% have 5 or those attended after Swarthmore were: and t “The Alumni Bulletin is more children. 71.8% of respondents re­ too tepid in its coverage University of Pennsylvania 607 of College problems. The ported having children. Using these figures, College appears to have the average Swarthmore alumnus has 1.5 Harvard (and Radcliffe) 483( become smug over past Columbia 438 accomplishments. The children, while the average for families with College is far too any children is 2.2 children. Of these chil­ Yale 262 University of Chicago 169 gn^ ingrown.”—’62 dren, 8.6% are also Swarthmoreans. The typical alumnus reported at least one Cornell 160 g c0 “Do not want to see University of California, Berkeley 157 gj0 Swarthmore change from degree granted elsewhere than Swarthmore. its basic Quaker Actually 3,785 reported at least one other University of Michigan 153 jgs approach.”—’45 Temple 122 degree. Of these, 1,456 reported at least two, "I am extremely proud of and 322 reported three. Of all these degrees, Not all graduate work is undertaken in Psy Swarthmore and grateful 1,551 are Ph.D. or professional equivalent, mediately after college. We learned that Pol to it. It had an enormous 2,248 are masters (this does not include the only about half of those continuing theii Ma influence in developing my values and gave me the 25 graduates who took a master’s at education have gone directly to graduatf Ch( tools to understand my Swarthmore, or the 20 respondents whose school. Fre changing world. It was a Art great college.”—’51 HOLDERS OF GRADUATE DEGREES AS COMPARED Phj “I was always Phi Impressed by the ability Int< of personally E conservative individuals, Board of Managers, etc., Gei to permit the freedom of Soc action and chance to mature in a relatively A sheltered environment. Lat One of my high points as a student was the Soc weekend in which Harry Grc Bridges and Dean Edi Acheson visited the campus, both to face Cla intelligent criticism.”—’62 Rus Rel Spa Mu Ast An Enj Lin Lit Coi I ’73

2 SWARTHMORE ALUMNI ISSUt OCTC I Time between Receiving Bachelor’s Degree : and Undertaking Postgraduate Work "Swarthmore has 1 Immediately 58.0% always been very generous Took one year off 9.6 about opening its cultural programs to the public. 1 Between 2 and 5 years 16.4 Having lived in or near the » Between 5 and 10 years 6.0 village of Swarthmore, this has meant much to me. s Between 10 and 15 years 3.8 If Swarthmoreans are represented in all Also the behavior of the 1 More than 15 years 6.2 occupations, they are also into all manner of students in and about the town has been courteous 100% (3,942 extracurricular activities. Of those respond­ and fine. They are an respondents) ing to questions about these activities, our intelligent and thoughtful « typical alumnus is likely to be active in a lot o f young people. I am i We learned that the most popular major proud o f Swarthmore professional organization, in a nonpartisan, College.”—’12 lover the years has been English literature, political education group (like League of with 17% of respondents giving it as their Women Voters or Common Cause), in the “Any failure in »major. Others are listed below, with the per­ communication and/or Parent-Teachers Association, in a political centage of respondents reporting these support has been party, and in organizations having to do completely at this end. I majors. It was possible to compute the me­ with peace, or conservation and ecology, or have always been proud naidian earnings of people with these majors, to say I was a social service. He/she is likely to be an of­ Swarthmore grad and and these are the next figures in the table. ficer in a religious association, in a civic or­ just wish that time allowed me to do 07 ganization, or in a service club. Other types more— right now running Median of organizations were reported by some who a house, teaching 831 Earnings held active memberships or office, but none full-time and going 38 in part-time to law school. £9 M ajor %Reporting Thousand $ to as great an extent. And that finances All hobbies listed drew votes from at least allowed more of a ^ English 16.5 $ 9.6 contribution—putting 5% of respondents as engaging their serious ™ Economics 11.1 20.6 children through college interest, but those rating over 18% by in­ at present. But if you all 10.8 16.5 Biology terested participants were boating/water are still around in five 10.3 12.4 years, then I can start l l History sports, camping/fishing/hunting, tennis, at­ ^ Engineering 9.0 24.0 giving the College the tending the theater, attending music con­ degree of support i 8.1 9.9 . in Psychology certs, gardening, practicing an art or craft. should like to, and which that Political Science 7.3 15.4 it deserves.”—’40’s High est scorers were reading (57%) and heii Mathematics 5.0 14.2 travel (39%). "When I graduated from Swarthmore, I was glad to iatf Chemistry 4.1 17.1 20.6% of our respondents reported present 8.3 be rid of the place. Now I’m French 2.8 or past service with the Armed Forces. The glad to have gone.”—’70 Art History 2.5 4.9 American Friends Service Committee had Physics 2.5 18.1 engaged 7%, the Peace Corps 1% and VISTA Philosophy 2.3 13.7 .5%. 1% reported doing alternative service. International As for government office, 5% have held Relations 1.6 13.9 elective office, while an additional 2.6% German .9 9.4 have run, and 6.6% have held appointive of­ Sociology- fices, all chiefly on the local level. Anthropology .9 7.0 Our typical Swarthmore alumnus/a is Latin .7 7.2 most likely to be Protestant (40.7%), with Social Sciences .6 19.9 the next most frequent religious preferences Greek .5 5.8 being "none” (23.6%) or Quaker (19.7%). Education .4 5.0 8.6% are Jewish, 2.2% are Catholic, and Classics .4 8.5 5.2% are "other.” 97% of all respondents Russian .4 7.5 answered this question. Religion .4 9.0 We looked for "weightiness” in a material Spanish .3 11.5 sense, and by influence and honors. i Music .3 8.3 A Astronomy .1 9.9 % of All Respondents Ancient History .1 4.9 Those holding fellowships and grants 28% \ English Lit-Theatre .1 9.9 Those holding honors and awards 27% | Linguistics .1 12.5 Those who have published, exhibited, performed 31% 3,| Literature .1 16.7 Those on the board of a corporation 6% _1 Continential Those on the board of an educational institution 7% 70S European Lit .1 6.3 Those on the board of a foundation 3% ’73 100 % (4303) Those on the board of another kind of organization 16%

ISSUJ OCTOBER 1975 84% answered the question relating to Alumni who describe themselves as lib personal income, while 81.2% answered the eral make up the largest number (36.6%), bui uer question about family income. These graphs there are also many who see themselves ai moderate as well as a smaller number wh( represent income as reported. _ ... 1 . 3.ppc say they are very liberal, conservative, ant Thousands Family Income very conservative alumni. A few describe! themselves as radical, but did not alwavij even specify which end of the political spectrum re^r Class year comes out as the single most im vojv portant characteristic related to currem j political category, with the older alumni ^ on being more conservative. When we also in x ^ troduce into the analysis the question ol ¡arg( whether one’s political views changed al +ow£ Swarthmore, we find that those who reporti sjze great deal of change tend to consider them pay selves liberal today, while those who report ^owa little or no change at Swarthmore tend tt vy consider themselves conservative today ^jon< Also, there tend to be more liberal alumni pjc^ among those graduating in Honors and mon ^an^ conservative alumni among those gradual js ^ Thousands Personal Income ing in Course. mun of $ We asked no questions about moral ant aiso intellectual effects of the Swarthmore ex and perience, and several respondents chided ns mor< for that. Perhaps, someday, a different ques aiun tionnaire. . . . Meanwhile, we trust that thos comments on the Census, found in the mar w gins, will serve that issue qualitatively latic if not quantitatively. I "Wo We looked for some definition of the roleol 0wn the interested, or "loyal” alumnus. We discov qUa] ered that, in the question about service ti tive the College, the item most often checked was derrt that of Alumni Fund contributor; 38% re mori sponding now contribute, 8% did at one time m0si and .5% would like to (there’s a plaintivi stud What can we say about the influence wistfulness in that response!). In PartII side: Swarthmore has had on its alumni? 58% (anonymous section), 82.6% claim to havt c 0ll found that their academic work influenced contributed at least once. The size of the dia side their choice of career, while 21% claimed crepancy suggests that many respondent! y0ur that their extracurricular activities influ­ neglected the first question. Second largest Coll enced their choice of career. 13% answered number of people reported having been an R( that their political views had changed a admissions or scholarship interviewer. Quite ahm great deal during their years at Swarthmore, a few reported having worked with students (aim 35.7% said they changed somewhat, and 28% in other ways, or wishing to: career counsel ing) said they had changed very little. Only 21.5% ing of students, Extern sponsor, informal time denied any change at all. student recruitment, and aiding students ina The: job search. There were 84 past or present of ir Political Views Changed class agents and 54 organizers of alumni at peop While at Swarthmore After Swarthmore fairs among non-student related activities claii A great deal 13.0% 12.1% Among the activities which people indicate! func Somewhat 35.7 45.5 they would most like to participate in, aside Se Very little 28.0 31.4 from those involving students, were pax quir Not at all 21.5 10.5 ticipating in an Alumni College, writing foi item Don’t know 1.8 .5 the Alumni Bulletin, and serving on the Alui 100% (5,552 100% (5,677 Board of Managers. and respondents) respondents) We looked then for factors bearing a sig- artic

4 SWARTHMORE ALUMNI ISSUB OCTOI ^ nificant relationship to the size and fre- ture of the avid reader of th e Alumni Bulletin ’ ^ quency of contributions to the Alumni Fund. is not altogether clear, but this tends to be the sa> Not surprisingly, size of contribution is person who liked Swarthmore as a student apparently overridingly affected by size of and is even more positive in feelings towards “I’m pleased that Alumni College brought ani family income. To a lesser degree, we found Swarthmore now, more likely to be female me into the fold after so ^ that older alumni tend to contribute more, than male, contributes every year to the Col­ many years of wondering Taf even though their income may be reduced in lege, and went through all four years here. what my two years at Swarthmore were all un retirement. The degree to which one felt in- We weighted the rankings, giving the high­ about. You’ve done very lm volved in the College community as a stu- est value to first choice, and learned that you well for me, since I was a ■enl dent relates significantly to size of contribu- would like to see, in the following order, ful­ dropout.”—’35 mni tion, as does the number of years one at- ler coverage given to news and problems of "I have much ) ® tended Swarthmore (the more years, the the College (first choice), articles by faculty appreciated being kept informed by the Bulletin n larger the contributions), and one’s attitude and alumni (2nd), student opinion and com­ and not being badgered. I d al toward Swarthmore now. In summary, the ment (3), alumni opinion and comment (4), have not been active as an )r^ size of contributions relates to the ability to alumni profiles (5), reading lists suggested alumna because I felt need to break the cord. Now ten ieffi pay and the way one recalls one’s attitudes by faculty (6). years out and ready to go Port towards the College as a student. Programs you prefer to have the Alumni back.”—’65 a to When we look at frequency of contribu- Association sponsor are listed here in order of “The alumni seminar H tions as opposed to size of contributions, the most popular first: class reunions, intellec­ in Winnetka last March picture changes somewhat. The most impor- tual and cultural events in your own region, was excellent. Please aorf tant factor characterizing the frequent giver area clubs, Alumni College, cultural events have more of these events.”—’60 ua^ is that he felt involved in the College com­ at the College, activities involving students, munity as a student. To a lesser extent, it is travel tours, activities involving faculty, and “I think the Extern Program is terrific and ant also true that the larger the family income lastly, athletic events. would like to participate ' ex and the longer one attended the College, the Of the possible improvements at the Col­ again next year. Also du* more often one is likely to contribute. Older found the spring lege which you ranked in order of preference, conference on women ueS' alumni tend to contribute more often than by far the most desirable were scholarships very worthwhile.”—’64 that those who graduated more recently, and faculty salaries, with library support, "It was really exciting to lar We sought factors bearing a significant re- career education opportunities, curricular hear President Friend reli lationship to one’s response to the question, expansion, and instructional facilities fol­ speak in California and see I "Would you recommend Swarthmore to your lowing in close order. old friends recently.”—’68 'lf| own child or a friend, if he/she were well Finally, on the question of where you think “Many Swarthmore 3COT qualified?” An alumnus who feels more posi- Swarthmore should receive its financial sup­ students become mildly :e to tive about the College now than when a sla­ port, you tended to endorse the present order successful and could, after graduation, pay ws'1 dent is most likely to recommend Swarth- among the top four major sources of support. back the full cost of their > re more to a friend or one’s own child. The next However, you preferred another order for the education in either of two ways: increasing a good ime most important factor is how one felt as a last three sources. student loan program or divi student. To a minor extent, those who con- Present Order of Importance using the actual total rt to sider themselves liberal will recommend the cost of a student’s Tuition and fees education as his minimal iavt College more strongly than those who con- Endowment income alumni contribution dia sider themselves conservative. Finally, Private foundations goal.”—’47 enti younger alumni will tend to recommend the Alumni gesi College more strongly than the older alumni, Government i 01 Reasons given for not being more active as Friends and parents !ultf alumni were primarily "live too far away” Corporations ents (almost twice as strong as either of the follow- isel' ing), "feel other cases more worthy of my Should Be the Order of Importance mal time,” and "lack of interest in alumni affairs.” Tuition and fees Iini Then came "feel other causes more worthy Endowment income sect of my money” and "other.” Finally, a few Private foundations i af' people felt a lack of interest in the College or Alumni ties claimed they were not made aware of various Friends and parents ated functions. Corporations isidf Several questions were asked which re- Government par quired the respondent to rank a number of % foi items. The first of these had to do with the The Swarthmore College Bulletin of which this publica­ tion is Volume LXXIII, No. 2, is published in September, the Alumni Bulletin’, 31.7% read it in its entirety October, November, January, March, May, and July by and an additional 61% read at least some Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. 19081. No adver­ sig- articles and class notes. The composite pic­ tising.

ISSUS OCTOBER 1975 5 Have your plantings outgrown your house? C on sider M th e dw arf con ifer

The days of the large estates are by vernacular names. An enumera­ dwindling and the majestic oaks, tion like this is the best definition of eastern white pine, Canadian hem­ the group for the gardener, because locks and American elms, such as not all the conifers bear cones nor are abound on the Swarthmore campus, they "evergreen,” and only a are no longer in demand. Now the specialist can undertake an exact need is for small plants to decorate discussion of the features common to the one-third and one-quarter-acre the many kinds. suburban lots, and to landscape the Thus cone-bearing is not the most apartment and condominium com­ important characteristic of these plexes. plants. The junipers do not bear typi­ f&i t u iwm On an April Saturday morning, cal cones but more or less fleshy, m M M m m 8a Joseph W. Oppe, director of the Ar­ berry-like bodies, and the yews yield thur Hoyt Scott Horticultural Foun­ a pulpy organ in which the seed is set. dation, met with a dozen men and Yet the cone is such a conspicuous women in front of Du Pont Science feature in the greater number of Building. The group was interested species that the class or group to­ in learning about the dwarf conifer gether has been called the conifers or collection located in the Worth court­ cone-bearers. yard, bordering a retaining wall in The term "dwarf conifer” is used to Natural dwarfs occur in severa the area between Willets and Worth. denote two kinds of conifers, both ar­ ways. They may arise in norma The tour was arranged for the spring tificial dwarfs and natural dwarfs. plants as a result of bud mutations,® because this is the best planting The Japanese gardeners are experts they may be self-sown seedlings dis time, according to Joe Oppe. "If you in the art of Bonsai or the process of covered in the wild, or they ma; wait until fall, the small plants are dwarfing by pruning, pinching, and originate in the seed-beds of nur likely to be heaved out of the ground disbudding, but only as long as these series. Such forms as a rule retail during the winter months.” An Irish plants remain in their pots do they their habits, and specimens an mist was in the air as the group set maintain their dwarfed habit. The known which have fully maintains out. Arriving at the collection, Joe Japanese also produce dwarfs by their diminutive form for 100 or mofl moved down the line of plantings, grafting on uncongenial under­ than 150 years. explaining as he went: stocks; such dwarfs can be planted There are many examples of thes The conifers comprise the pines, out of their pots with a good chance of more demure varieties in the Wortl firs, spruces, hemlocks, false cypres­ retaining their dwarfed habit. For courtyard collection. A list of thf ses, arborvitae, cedars, larches, outdoor gardening, however, artifi­ more notable ones occurs at the end® junipers, yews, and many others like cial dwarfs are generally not suita­ this article. The Worth courtyard col them which are not generally known ble. lection of dwarf or slow-growini ever

OCTOE 6 SWARTHMORE ALUMNI ISSIÍ rera plants will receive the same critical To identify the dwarf conifers •ma evaluation as all the other collec- LS 01 tions, according to Oppe. The Foun­ in the Worth courtyard ds Nation strives to grow only the best of maj the ornamental plants hardy in east- Use this schematic diagram to identify the nur ern Pennsylvania. The word "best” as dwarf conifers photographed above in the tail applied to the dwarf collection in- Worth courtyard. The wall is 4^2 feet tall. 1. ar( volves such characteristics as good Juniperus horizontalis cv. Wiltonii 2. Picea inet habit of growth, hardiness, resist- pungens cv. R. H. Montgomery 3. Picea abies nort ance to disease and insects, as well as cv. Nidiformis 4. Juniperus horizontalis cv. glom erata 5. Cryptomeria japonica cv. | the diminutive habit of growth. A Jindai-Sugi 6. Chamaecyparis pisifera cv. Answers to quiz on back cover hes conf inual process of selection is going Piumosa Compressa 7. Juniperus virginiana ortl on- Each year new plants are added cv. Skyrocket 8. Juniperus horizontalis cv. A. Chamaecyparis lawsoniana cv. Columnaris thf while others are discarded after trial Watnong 9. Juniperus excelsa cv. Stricta 10. B. Picea abies cv. Nidiformis C. Juniperus id (I because of their shortcomings. Juniperus chinensis cv. Alba Dwarf 11. Abies horizontalis cv. Admirabilis D. Cryptomeria balsamea cv. Nana 12. Pinus mugo var. japonica cv. Jindai-Sugi E. Thuja occidentalis Col Dwarf plants, particularly the mughus 13. Juniperus horizontalis cv. Ad- cv. Hass Midget F. Picea pungens cv. R. H. nn| evergreen type, should be balled and mirabilis Montgomery

OCTOBER 1975 ISSI» burlapped when transplanted, that There are, however, several nurse­ only a few cuttings are taken, a plas siow. is, they should be moved with a ball of ries in the United States which tic bag makes a good container. Plací pact, earth surrounding the roots. The ball specialize in this type of material. We the mixture in the bag, barely moist anot] should be unbroken and solid, and its have had good success with several in ened, insert the cutting, and closi 0f foi diameter should be two times the cir­ our immediate area, particularly the bag with a wire tie. Place the ba¡ w cumference of the trunk as measured Mayfair Nurseries, R.D. 2, Nichols, out of direct sun but in light and in¡ Opp€ one inch above the soil line. A plant NY 13812, Raraflora, 1195 Stump warm (60°—70°) place. In about siian0i which carries too small a ball has lost Rd., Feasterville, PA 19047; Soel W. weeks check for roots. The firsical / too much root mass to assure success­ Spingram, 1535 Forest Ave., winter, after rooting and potting, thf umn ful transplanting. A broken ball may Baldwin, NY 11510; Watnong Nur­ plants will grow best under protect© Skyr mean that root damage has occurred sery, Morris Plains, NJ 07950; and conditions. ta¡is in transporting the plants. Of course, White Flower Farm, Rte. 63, Litch­ But even before a nursery sourcei Chat the less time a plant remains out of field, CT 06759.” located, it is wise to do some researcl Roge the soil, the better. Ideally, plants Propagation of dwarf conifers fol­ on the plants. Many in the collectioi C/mi should be dug and transplanted the lows the same basic rules as propaga­ have not reached their maturicoide same day, but this is seldom possible. tion of other woody plants. Spruce height. It is true that most are excep Ar The Foundation’s collection has (A bies), hemlock (Tsuga), cedar tionally slow growing, but the even or? ( plastic identification labels, so full (Cedrus), and Douglas fir (Pseudo- tual mature height is important woul information is available for the vis­ tsuga) are among those plants which especially, for example, when plant cont itor hoping to acquire a similar plant do not root easily. They must be are placed beneath a picture windoi thus: for his own yard. The label carries the grafted to a compatible root stock. or alongside an entryway. Said om blue¡ plant’s common and scientific names. Others such as juniper (Juniperus), woman: "We planted two handsomi leaf c The scientific name—in Latin—is arborvitae (Thuja), false cypress Atlas blue cedars by the doorway am H. 1VI the most accurate method of identifi­ (Chamaecyparis), and yew (Taxus) they have grown to the point that njuni cation. If a name is jotted down in will root if the proper conditions are cannot enter the house by the fron: Vari hopes of finding a source for the met. Cuttings should be taken in the door.” talis plant, the full name should be taken. fall (September, October, November) One of the best choices for this typi Thu) Varieties and cultivars vary greatly when the wood has hardened off. of situation may be Chamaecypan D\ among these groups. Without the full Strip the stems of cuttings of all but obtusa cv. Coralliformis which ap whic name, the characteristic which most the uppermost foliage, remove a thin pears as a neatly sculptured ball fron may appeals may not be obtained. For strip of bark from the stem, and dip afar. Close up, the twisted leaf am glob example, if the label reads Juniperus into rooting hormone. This three- or stem structure does indeed look liki have horizontalis cv. Watnong, the name four-inch piece is inserted into a mix­ green coral. Cryptomeria japónica a the i Juniperus or juniper is not enough, ture of peat moss, perlite, and sand. If Jindai-Sugi, a soft-green, compact dam for there are literally hundreds of youn junipers. Some are tall like the east­ dryi: ern red cedar, Juniperus virginiana, and some are flat like the creeping juniper, Juniperus horizontalis. Even Juniperus horizontalis does not eliminate enough other plants. In the Worth collection alone there are sev­ en, all very different. The whole name—Juniperus horizontalis cv. Watnong—identifies the plant exactly as a low, prostrate juniper with blue-green, finely-dissected foliage. Joseph Oppe told the group that many of the varieties are easily avail­ able through local nurseries or gar­ den marts; others may be available only through a few select nurseries in the country. "We will gladly help in finding a source, wherever possible.

Right: Lawson False Cypress; far right: Dwarf Alberta Spruce, Spirea, Lawson False Cy­ press, and Eastern Arborvitae.

8 SWARTHMORE ALUMNI ISSUE OCTOB la] slow-growing cultivar forms a corn­ Checklist of the Dwarf ed pact, conical shrub; this might be oist another choice for this restricted type Conifers on Campus ilosi of foundation planting,

ibaj While looking at foliage texture, Anglojap Yew ini Oppe pointed out that each plant has Taxus media cv. Corbit t si] an overall characteristic shape: coni- Anglojap Yew ftrsi cal, Picea glauca cv. Conica; thin col- Taxus media cv. Fastigiata ,thiumn, Juniperus virginiana cv. Anglojap Yew Taxus media cv. Flushing sctet Skyrocket; flat, Juniperus horizon- Balsam Fir talis cv. Glomerata; large ball, Abies balsamea cv. Nana *cei Chamaecyparis lawsoniana cv. Canadian Juniper arcl Rogersii; and, lastly, a wide column, Juniperus communis cv. Repanda itioiChamaecyparis thyoides cv. Eri- Chinese Juniper Juniperus chinensis cv. Alba Dwarf turi coides. Chinese Juniper tcep And what about different leaf col­ Juniperus chinensis cv. Aureo Variegata ¡ven or? One might think this collection Chinese Juniper ;ant would be green throughout. To the Juniperus chinensis cv. Old Gold ant contrary, plant breeders and en­ Chinese Juniper Hinoki False Cypress Juniperus chinensis cv. Procumbens idol thusiasts have chosen bright yellows, Chamaecyparis obtusa cv. Nana Nana Argéntea . om blues and purples, and variegated Colorado Blue Spruce Hinoki False Cypress ;omi leaf colors: blue, Picea pungens cv. R. Picea pungens cv. R. H. Montgomery Chamaecyparis obtusa cv. Nana Kosteri r ant H. Montgomery; yellow variegation, Common Juniper Hinoki False Cypress .t wi Juniperus chinensis cv. Aureo- Juniperus communis var. depressa Chamaecyparis obtusa cv. Pygmaea Au- Common Juniper ron Variegata; yellow, Thuja occiden- rescens Juniperus communis cv. Suecica Nana Hinoki False Cypress talis cv. Rheingold; and purple, Creeping Juniper Chamaecyparis obtusa cv. Repens typ Thuja orientalis cv. Juniperoides. Juniperus horizontalis cv. Admirabilis Japanese Cryptomeria iari Dwarf plants require certain care Creeping Juniper Cryptomeria japónica cv. Compressa ap which their more vigorous precursors Juniperus horizontalis cv. Bar Harbor Japanese Cryptomeria Creeping Juniper fron may not. Certain of the compact, Cryptomeria japónica cv. Cristata Juniperus horizontalis cv. Blue Horizon Japanese Cryptomeria am globular or columnar forms may Creeping Juniper Cryptomeria japónica cv. Jindai-Sugi liki have to be bound with twine during Juniperus horizontalis cv. Glomerata Japanese Cryptomeria a a the winter in order to reduce snow Creeping Juniper Cryptomeria japónica cv. Nana Juniperus horizontalis cv. Schmidtii Japanese Cryptomeria 3 i l damage. Others, while they are Creeping Juniper young, may need protection from the Cryptomeria japónica cv. Spiralis Juniperus horizontalis cv. Watnong Japanese Cryptomeria drying, winter wind. The use of Creeping Juniper Cryptomeria japónica cv. Yatubusa heavy mulches such as wood chips or Juniperus horizontalis cv. Wiltonii Japanese Plumyew coarse pine bark around the base of Dwarf Alberta Spruce Cephalataxus harringtonia cv. Fastigiata the plants will discourage weeds and Picea glauca cv. Conica Lawson False Cypress Eastern Arborvitae during the winter tend to minimize Chamaecyparis lawsoniana cv. Colum- Thuja occidentalis cv. Hass Midget naris possible damage by frost heaving. Eastern Arborvitae Lawson False Cypress Some guesswork may be necessary Thuja occidentalis cv. Hoseri Chamaecyparis lawsoniana cv. Minima in the selection of dwarf conifers. Eastern Arborvitae Lawson False Cypress Catalogs are not always fully de­ Thuja occidentalis cv. Juniperoides Chamaecyparis lawsoniana cv. Rogersii Eastern Arborvitae scriptive. The term "compact” is rela­ Mugho Pine Thuja occidentails cv. Ohlendorffii Pinus mugo var. mughus tive, and even the staff of the Scott Eastern Red Cedar Norway Spruce Foundation may be misled (at least Juniperus virginiana cv. Skyrocket Picea abies cv. Nidiformis one of the conifers in the collection is Eastern White Pine Oriental Arborvitae turning out to be not a true dwarf). Pinus ströbus cv. Nana Thuja orientalis cv. Juniperoides Greek Juniper Spring is the best time to landscape Sawara False Cypress Juniperus excelsa cv. Stricta Chamaecyparis pisifera cv. Compacta and dwarf plants are a good choice j..- Hinoki False Cypress Sawara False Cypress because, says Joseph Oppe, "The Chamaecyparis obtusa cv. Compacta Chamaecyparis pisifera cv. Plumosa smallest can be best.” Hinoki False Cypress Compressa Chamaecyparis obtusa cv. Contorta Sawara False Cypress Hinoki False Cypress Chamaecyparis pisifera cv. Tsukuma Chamaecyparis obtusa cv. Coralliformis Western Red Cedar This article was prepared under the guidance Hinoki False Cypress Juniperus scopulorum cv. Glenmore Blue of Joseph Oppe and Loretta Hodyss, director Chamaecyparis obtusa cv. Mariesii Sierra and horticulturist, respectively, of the Arthur Hinoki False Cypress White Cedar Hoyt Scott Horticultural Foundation. Chamaecyparis obtusa cv. Nana Chamaecyparis thyoides cv. Ericoides

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This past Christmas I received edgeable in the work of the particu­ was to the Advisory Council on Adu twelve greeting cards addressed to lar department. Although these Corrections—and thus began myli me rather than to the whole family. councils were given too little power in crime. Three were from rapists. Five were in the mandate, there are certain im­ In actuality this was not the rei from first-degree murderers. The plied powers and rights. For exam­ beginning. I had been active i remainder were from mere armed ple, a council member may request juvenile corrections for some years! robbers serving only twenty-five (and that means receive) any report a board member of the Delawai year sentences. This may give the no matter how secret or private. This Council on Crime and Justice, reader reason to ponder. An explana­ was not intended to intimidate any United Fund watchdog agency. Bit tion is in order. persons but to allow councils to func­ somehow, juvenile delinquents a: A former thinking governor instal­ tion with full knowledge of the facts. nowhere near as stimulating 2 led in Delaware the cabinet form of The role of each council is to advise, grownup hardcore criminals. government. Under each departmen­ investigate and, in general, needle My appointment was made eigt tal secretary, this fine man ap­ the powers that reign into action, or years ago. I have outlived two gove: pointed an advisory council made up to caution when improper planning nors, four directors of correction of concerned citizens who were know® is in the making. My appointment three wardens and a great many coi 10 SWARTHMORE ALUMNI ISS OCTOI victs. This is due perhaps to fast was a likely, willing inmate. Now we whole mess—and it can be referred to stepping or perseverance. The have had lots of crimes in Delaware as little else—pointed up our dire «4tremendous increase of crime is not in the preceding year that qualified need for reasonable medical care for 4 news to anyone although the reasons the perpetrator for extinction, but inmates who are also people. ¡i for it are not clearly understood. no one has hung. Just in the nick of One problem arose that was fairly Even the "experts” are running time, an unfortunate soul in a fit of easy to solve. We were presented scared, arguing among themselves passion killed his wife’s other love. blueprints for a $400,000 work re­ as to possible solutions. Governors, The Director of Corrections and the lease building to house inmates. Our senators, and representatives have committing judge worked like bea­ discerning eyes discovered that the been elected to office on the issue of vers and six days before his planned architect (a different one) had not in­ crime. Some have lost their position demise, the chosen victim was, as it cluded a kitchen for the forty men. on the same issue. Hysterical were, let off the rope. We advised an eye examination for mothers have bolted themselves in The omnipotent news media can­ the architect. their homes. Scared fathers have not help being involved in these con­ Now about my raping, murderous purchased arsenals for protection of fusions. Three years later, Attica friends. Really great guys and gals. their dear ones. One thing is beyond still provides good stories. The vacil­ Incidentally, the women liberation- doubt: The whole crime scene has lating Supreme Court provides ists should realize they have done changed the cultural life of our coun­ goodies constantly, due to its inabil­ more than throw away their bras. try. ity to decide on the death penalty, its Five years ago, we usually had one One might think Delaware could attempt to pass the buck to indi­ female murderer. Now, it is running cope just because it is little. This, of vidual states having failed. I suspect ten. Some women got the issue con­ course, is nonsense. What we did was that there is not a legislator alive fused and thought liberation meant build a beautiful $50-million prison who does not accompany his morning aggressiveness. An interesting study in the middle of a cow pasture sixty egg with a newspaper, hoping for the psychologists! But Delawar­ miles away from the courts, treat­ against hope to find his name men­ eans are broadminded on occa­ ment services, hospitals, inmates’ tioned, even if negatively. If the men­ sion so a couple of our murderesses families, and the homes of the guard tion is not to his liking, he is provided are on work release. Only here could staff. To top it off, our wavering legis­ a perfect springboard to unload his I pick up the telephone and call a lators did not provide sufficient fury in the next day’s issue. As my prison and speak with an inmate of funds, so three years after opening, appointment was "non-political,” my choice. The press has free access. the place is falling apart. Inmates are newspapers and TV interviews One woman inmate had her two- not permitted to help keep it glued should not become part of my role. year-old child live with her for sev­ together. The civil rights boys have On some occasions, however, situa­ eral weeks in our one coed prison. managed to prevent them from tions arise where the media can be The child was spoiled rotten by screwing in a light bulb or painting a causative where all else has failed. everyone. These kinds of incidents wall. Somehow, such activities would The key is to be sure your inter­ are on the positive side. There is al­ infringe upon their constitutional viewer is friendly to you and the par­ ways the other side of the coin. liberties. The architects made some ticular problem of the moment. A I have been accused of being on the horrendous errors that could not pos­ case in point: there was an inmate convict’s side, wanting to turn sibly be corrected at any cost. For ex­ death I felt absolutely unnecessary. I everyone loose. Not true! But I do ample: The buildings are one story. received unsatisfactory and conflict­ know that many of these people can There is no air cooling or blowing. ing responses from "responsible” be reached. That is, rehabilitated. Result: I have been in a cell where sources. The word leaked. Honestly, That is, resocialized. Stupid words. the temperature was 120°. And we it was an accidental leak but what Stupid because of inadequate staff, still have the cows. grist for the mill of the media! My insufficient funds, public disinterest, We advised and advised and ad­ enemies increased about 200 percent and legislative apathy. Would you vised against capital punishment. and a satisfactory conclusion was believe that our legislators passed So, in their infinite wisdom, a few never really reached. There was, a bill—almost unopposed—that part-time legislators (all of Dela­ however, a beneficial side effect. The eliminated education requirements ware’s are part-time) decided they for the Director of Corrections? Kin­ wanted blood to prove to their con­ dergarten, anyone? Would you be­ stituents they were doing a fine job. lieve that we had a sexual deviate A hanging was demanded this past “ Leadership and involvement staff member playing footsies with April. The scaffold was erected. Other must come from citizens whose guards and inmates? Yet this person unmentionable but delicate details could not legally be fired from state mouths need not stay closed were taken care of. The invitation employ. Would you believe that one list was mailed. Although I was one for fear of losing a vote,, of our institutions is so decrepit, of the revolted recipients, I felt duty filthy, and rat-infested that the Pub­ bound to attend. All that was lacking By Harriet Frorer Durham ’45 lic Health Department declared it

[ ISS OCTOBER 1975 11 closed? But there is no place to put passed through the corrections sys­ vict anywhere. The staff looks toll the 250 men so there they stay. We tem, so he is neither fish nor fowl. It for leadership when trouble brei Pr have one psychiatrist one-half day a is your prerogative to assume that if More than one riot, large and sms week for 800 inmates. Talk about he is sentenced and sent to prison, he has been squelched through 1 G group therapy! Many states have receives no treatment. Happily, guidance. He began a govern! committee of inmates within the these problems and worse. there is an answer to this dilemma T) stitution, the first of its kind in I Oops, I left my murderers back at and we are working on it. state. This man had made it! Par an the starting post. I spend so much This past May, nearby New Jersey day arrived. But behind the scei time in prison, the warden is think­ wisely adopted a contract release Cu the politicos, the Fraternal Ordei ing of giving me hazardous duty pay. program. This means that the in­ Police—you name it—had carefn But I get to know these people well mate signs a legal contract which In and quietly been at work. No pari and become involved in their prob­ outlines what is expected of him dur­ Mag Reason: not reliable or sensith lems. Many outsiders do not under­ ing incarceration. There is no doubt Soul mature. Let’s review our pride. stand that murder is often a one-shot in his mind, that of the court, or of the poim deal. (That pun is inexcusable.) The parole board what is to be accom­ One of my son’s delights is telli que i bad-check artists, the thief, the con plished during the months or years of his friends and their families: "( no s artists—these are the incurables. his resocialization. All too often in Mother is always in prison.” He,i j ^ Often the felon is the best bet for another state a convict (this old fortunately, fails to explain why. 1 Aix). true why is that I would like1 parole after a lot of help and soul fashioned term is becoming more and eastt searching. more popular among offenders) has streets safe.TheyJ used to be. I wot L3 you t + like the crime rate to zoom don Academic and vocational training an open-end sentence with no under­ regi( are often meant to be the panacea for standing of which direction to turn. ward. I would like to see those n p rehabilitation. They can help, of The result is that when he finally need help, get it. I would like to i Li course. However, our classes are held faces the parole board, he is told he those who commit crimes out Lyor] during the day when the ambitious flunked because he did not accom­ psychosis have medical care, not * • inmates are away on work release. plish this, that, or the other thing. Lit­ cell. A dreamer? Certainly, but It centi The library is not open on weekends tle did he know he was supposed to. convinced that government doesi an^g as staff is off duty, and naturally an Again my Council and the wiser em­ have the understanding, interest, ^ ^ inmate could not be trusted to man ployees in the system have not only ability to do the job alone. Leadersl enue the desk. A federal grant made possi­ advised but pleaded to take New and involvement must come fn cejje ble the training of thirty block Jersey’s path. Perhaps we shall make citizens whose mouths need not st w j ^ layers. I had the brave temerity to it yet. closed for fear of losing a vote, k cu — ask why block laying, since the build­ We Americans are proud that we think about this one. The most efi cjjer ing trade is down, the union is closed have no political prisoners. Our pride tive citizen would most likely bet ^wen to ex-offenders, and we already have is false. One of my buddies killed a one who has been the victim o! sufficient block layers in the state. police officer. This is a worse offense crime—if that person can becomel pr0V{ The honest answer from the frus­ than raping your grandmother. Un­ enough, not to forget his loss, but veau trated staff was that the grant derstandably so—representation of understand the call for help. Ani ^ r specified block laying, so it was law and order and all that sort of lot is needed. mem either teach that or lose the grant. blither.1 My friend served his time, a Recently all of my theories andi| ^ Delaware is unique in the sense lot of it. He took every course avail­ objectivity were put to a very p orQy that we have no county jails. It also able. He began a prison newspaper. sonal test. Our eldest son (6 feet has a system no one really under­ He became an avid student. He be­ inch, 180 pounds) was jumped a Specj stands. Delaware State Hospital is came widely known because he beaten up by three ghetto hoodlu y0u’i for the mentally ill. Yet one of its writes a column for the largest news­ who had stolen his dog. His fianf ha.d i buildings houses unsentenced but paper in Delaware—a first for a con- was knocked flat and her h^resta accused criminals. These men (there banged repeatedly on the macad a(jve is no such place for women) are as­ 1"A11 that blither” is not intended to sound street. Of course, thirty fine citizi y0Ur signed to this decrepit place for diag­ facetious or idiotic. Much to the contrary. I were witnesses; they stood Sg00(j nosis. The term "criminally insane” have great respect for the law or I would not be watched the fracas. The attackf/a£,aj is now assiduously avoided. But the in this business. The fact is that certain people had innumerable police records iway. choose professions that have built-in dangers: had been repeatedly released onl ¿ rjV( implication is clear. After a few days, firemen, policemen, career soldiers, high weeks, or months the client (he can­ political officials, steeplejacks, window with money earned by prostitut pres not be termed an inmate) returns to washers, and iron workers. Danger is a part of and pimping. Because the attinear court for sentencing, depending on their lives and must be assumed when the took place within the city limits fifte( what diagnosis was made. He most position is taken. I have deep sympathy for was a municipal court case. The co buco those injured in the line of duty but it is an would not listen to the city PJ0rdei often returns to the street. Rarely, if ever-present potential every moment on the ever, is he admitted into the hospital job. The family must by necessity live with this ecutor and the three were again ^ section for treatment. Nor has he possibility, also. (continued on pagt------

12 SWARTHMORE ALUMNlfCT0BEj Professor's Choice: me, pintadeau cooked in brandy with morilles and wine sauce for my wife, and grilled, herb-scented Good Eating Around the World chicken with a flaming sparkler atop for our children (this last won This issue: Southeastern France: Aix-en-Provence our hearts). Cheese was offered but and the Riviera we turned it down, saving our re­ maining forces for an array of mag­ Cut and save for your next trip. nificent homemade desserts. With wine and cokes, the bill for the four In my article in the July Alumni of four, order only for three people, of us was $25: It was easily the best Magazine, I could assume that and certainly don’t get anything meal we had in France for that Southwestern France, from the else. What will presently appear be­ price. point of view of cuisine, is the Bas­ fore you weighs about ten pounds, The last place I shall mention is que country. But in the Southeast overflows your table, and is a cor­ so expensive that only a desire to no single area can make such a nucopia of colorful fish and experience, just once, the acme of claim. Lyon (180 miles north of shellfish—clams, mussels, shrimp, French cuisine can justify its cost. Aix), for example, is also in South­ squid, eel, various firm-fleshed fish, First, on getting there: Take the eastern France, and anyone can tell some recognized, some not— turnpike or the RN7 to Frejus, and you that, outside of Paris, the dense accompanied by huge portions of a then follow the coast road (RN98) region of superior restaurants in rich and seasoned soupe de poissons, east, as it serpentines back and France is the sixty-mile strip along with islands of French bread, dotted forth through a lush setting of blue the Rhone, heading south from with aioli, floating on top. When water, green foliage, bright-colored Lyon to Valence. you’re finished, pay your $14 per tropical plants, and cloudless sky. Aix itself is not a gastronomic order of bouillabaisse and stagger The drive from St. Raphael to La center; its Michelin-rated restaur­ outside. You can expiate your Napoule (just short of Cannes) ants are erratic and expensive. But gourmandise by exploring the is­ takes about forty minutes, and in the town is a jewel, and on the Av­ land on foot and swimming in its La Napoule you’ll find one of enue Gambetta you will find an ex­ unpolluted waters. France’s great restaurants, I’Oasis. cellent unassuming restaurant— Prices range from $20 to $30 per with crowded tables, Provencal person (not including wine), and cuisine, local and numerous they feature dishes that only Paul clientele—the Gambetta. The Bocuse can rival. twenty-franc menu offers consider­ Since you’re there, begin royally able variety; I recommend escargots with the house cocktail, a cool blend provençal followed by escalope de of champagne, cointreau, and fram­ veau à la creme. Desserts are less boise liqueur. Next you might try impressive, the vin ordinaire is not the brioche de foie gras, followed by memorable, but the meal as a whole an exquisite turbot braise au cham­ is thoroughly satisfying and costs pagne, accompanied by a rich mous­ W only $5 per person. seline d’ecrevisse and flawless veg­ The most renowned Provençal 1 m etables. If your appetite holds, speciality is bouillabaisse, and—if they’ll bring you sherbet flavored you’re like us—you think you’ve with pear brandy to rinse your had it before but you haven’t. Most The French Riviera is studded mouth; then you might move on to a restaurants from Marseille to Nice with good restaurants, but the best small salad and a crisp, roasted pi­ advertise it, but I advise you to save medium-priced one we found is sev­ geon in a dark, intricately seasoned your money until you can buy a eral miles north of Nice, in a tiny wine sauce. Desserts are plentiful good one. Perhaps the ideal bouil­ mountain-perched town called La and unfailingly splendid. Quiet, labaisse is to be had the following Gaude (on the D18), a few miles impeccable service adds to make way: On a sunny summer morning, from St. Paul and Vence. My wife, this meal an experience whose per­ drive to the Tour Fondue on the our two small children and I began fection will linger in your mind Presqu’île de Giens (on the D97, our dinner at the Hostellerie Her­ even longer than its cost.—Philip near Toulon and Hyères), take a mitage with galantine. The next Weinstein, associate professor of fifteen-minute ferry ride to the course featured crepes farcies or English literature bucolic Ile de Porquerolles, and chausson de morilles, both superb. order bouillabaisse at the Auberge This was followed by grilled lamb Next issue: Northern Spain de l’Arche de Noe. If you are a party (rare and generously seasoned) for

4NI OCTOBER 1975 13 y < If your collese calls don*! hang up Last spring, Swarthmore College’s first telethon rang the bell! A total of ninety-two energetic and enthusiastic volunteer alumni gathered in Commons on either Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday evening, April 21, 22, and 23, to contact alumni in an appeal for funds. Many had such a good time that they returned a second and third evening. They were joined in their efforts by President Theodore Friend and several members of the faculty and administration. The telethon was under the chairmanship of Edward Mahler ’50, of the Alumni Fund Committee. He reports that 1,455 alumni were reached by phone, resulting in 731 specified pledges. He says, "This has been a difficult year economically for the College as well as for its supporters. Until the telethon we were running behind in the Alumni Fund about 350 donors, and approximately $15,000. The gap between last year’s giving and this was showing signs of increasing. During the five-week period following the telethon, the College received more than 900 gifts totaling $57,330, most of them directly attributable to the telethon.”

Ringing up their classmates are clockwise, from top left, Margaret McCain Ford ’43; Edward Mahler ’50, President Theodore Friend (an onlooker), Hannah Gardner ’67, and Sewell Hodge ’16; Dean Emeritus Everett Hunt with Lark Hargraves March ’51, annual funds secretary and telethon director; Christian McMurtrie ’56; and Margaret Walker Lippincott ’45. vhich he Co THE COLLEGE yere i] vorkec et on ^.dmis Yet ecentl eal fu Swarthmore women athletes face the challenges and lot on] responsibilities of Title IX Lew fa< yhich In 1972, the U. S. Department of conducted all practices there a°^e Health, Education and Welfare pro­ played all home games on previouan^ posed federal guidelines providing male-only courts, and the spri Wcm equal educational opportunities to teams conducted rainy day pract!as men and women. One section of the there. Women finally are authorir proposed Title IX deals with dis­ to use the College trainer for treror^ crimination and inequities between ment of injuries sustained thror^j ^ men’s and women’s athletic pro­ sports and can enter the thera ermii grams at all educational levels. This room through a door which conne ultun section requires that each institution to a new women’s locker room, s cone provide equal opportunities in its first of its kind in the Field Hou‘ athletic programs for members of Women, for the first time, are'r^er both sexes. volved in a student trainers progra Title IX both reflects and is the As an outgrowth of demandsCS‘ ^ ] harbinger of basic changes in existing facilities, the plans for Swarthmore’s athletic programs; physical facility are in the fii . things that were once fought for by stages. A Physical Activities Projr women will now be legally pre­ composed of students and faculty Îj? ^ scribed. Title IX initiates a new era developed plans for an addition tot for women’s athletics, for along with Lamb-Miller Field House, whfn. legal changes it carries new oppor­ consists of a flexible gym, a in tunities, challenges, and respon­ locker area, and a swimming pi sibilities. Also included in the final design There is a proud record of women’s plan to regrade Cunningham a athletics at Swarthmore, and one Clothier Fields to provide ilm*1Ceri which has endured and grown de­ timum flexibility within athle^^ spite vast inequities in the treatment field arrangements. The speci accorded men and women athletes placement of men’s and wome, * here. "It’s going to be a real challenge fields will be decided on a year>war^ to those coming after,” says Eleanor year basis by the departments- K. Hess, chairwoman of the Depart­ volved. ment of Physical Education for The Women’s Athletic Associât^ 1 Women, "to see whether they can do also has helped to bring abi. as well.” changes. One area of concern .¡J Definite moves have been made by been to make the women’s the College over the past year to rec­ program better known to won( tify existing inequalities between the applicants. "If I’d known abi e ma men’s and women’s athletic pro­ Swarthmore’s program, my decisi a grams. The budget for the Women’s to come here would have been easi Physical Education Department was As it was, athletics here has been, ë doubled last year, and women have unexpected bonus.” This quote ft a S . pme c been given increased access to one woman athlete is représentât 1 TO£friî facilities. In a real sense, women are of the feelings of many students he s finally getting a foot inside the door The WAA has taken two Hepff Women athletes have a foot in the door o f the Field House in use of the basketball courts, a of Lamb-Miller Field House. Last make the program better SiJi ^ locker room, and treatment by the trainer. winter the women’s basketball team First, it set up a trial program an^g

SWARTHMORE ALUMNI IfcTOBER vhich women athletes gave tours of about Swarthmore. Students also are Blackburn appointed dean he College to women applicants who much more intuitive in determining yere interested in sports. Second, it whether a prospect would be happy Thomas H. Blackburn, professor and worked on the publication of a book- here.” chairman of the English Literature et on sports at Swarthmore for the Women students are taking an ac­ Department, has been appointed to Admissions Office. tive role in trying to deal with the the newly-created senior administra­ Yet for all the progress achieved opportunities and responsibilities of tive position of dean, with responsi­ ecently with the aid of Title IX, the Title IX. A recent example is the Col­ bility for student activities and serv­ eal future of women’s athletics lies loquium on the Future of Women’s ices, personal counseling, and Lot only in the use and possession of Sports, which was organized by the academic advising. Lew facilities, but also in the answers Women’s Athletic Association last yhich Swarthmore women will give spring. Women athletes and coaches o the basic question, "What is impor- from eight area colleges got together • j ant to us in our sports program?” to consider such questions as recruit­ Women’s physical education policy ing and the future of women’s inter­ iC^as been based on certain explicit collegiate competition, women’s orj,alue assumptions: the educational philosophy of sports, and coed com­ ^porth of unpressured play, fitness, petition (intramural, class, intercol­ ro>road participation, non-exploitive legiate). One of the major concerns ithletic experiences, self-de­ brought out in the colloquium was termination, and a biological/ the need for autonomy as women ultural concept of femininity. There seek to meet both the opportunities j^s concern to use Title IX wisely in and the responsibilities of Title IX rder to maintain a happy balance and to develop a well-balanced pro­ letween these two aspects of athlet- gram appropriate to the needs of all crra ^gcs: pursuit of excellence and a leani­ women athletes. ng experience for all students. Suzanne Durrell ’75, president of There is the constant threat that the WAA last year, emphasized this , he increased availability of money point in a statement she made at the Blackburn, forty-three, who has ^md the potential power and prestige winter sports banquet: "Title IX of­ been on leave this past year in Eng­ ^o|f women’s competition will place an fers us many new and exciting oppor­ land, has been a member of the Swarthmore faculty for fourteen jrndue emphasis on the intercol- tunities as well as some heavy re­ ^ ^egiate aspect of the total program. sponsibilities. The opportunity lies in years, teaching courses in Milton, Tudor-Stuart drama, and science The question of what kind of bal­ our attempt to develop a vigorous, fiction. He became chairman of the ance must be maintained between in- realistic, and just program for all English literature department in 1974 ’ ^ercollegiate and recreational sports women athletes at Swarthmore. The and recently was promoted to full J oncerns many Swarthmore women. responsibility lies in our facing the professor. A graduate of Amherst ,, ,here is a strong feeling that recrea­ hard task of being innovators rather College, he was a Rhodes Scholar at tional sports and phys-ed classes than simply imitators of existing Oxford 1954-57 and received a Ph.D. nust not diminish in importance. men’s programs and philosophies. It from Stanford University in 1963. >warthmore women are also alert to is a call upon us to develop a program ^ my possible changes in athletic re- and philosophy appropriate to the Other appointments ruitment that might be occasioned needs, desires, and priorities of Social Science Librarian Thelma iilH ix- women athletes. We must assess Freides fills a new position coordi­ Women fear the possible use of which features of existing men’s nate with the existing positions of n figh pressure tactics to induce programs are valuable and should be science librarian and humanities li­ , jf,thletes to come to Swarthmore. adopted, and which are wasteful and brarian. She was an associate profes­ oJhairwoman Eleanor Hess typifies undesirable.” sor in the School of Library Service at al3tne majority sentiment. "All of us in Gatherings such as the Col­ Atlanta University since 1967. c i | l way have long recruited. And to loquium are indicative of the spirit of George Fisher, former security agne recruiting means that if I know of women’s sports. The future of the leader at Delaware County Com­ ,enr good student-athlete, I’ll contact women’s athletic program at munity College, is director of safety s fI(^a^ student and talk with her. But Swarthmore will depend on the and security. He is a graduate of the tat°me greatest sellers of our answers arrived at by women stu­ Pennsylvania Law Enforcement , programs are the students. I can talk dents, faculty, administrators, and Academy and the Criminal Justice g° a prospect and say, 'Come to alumnae in response to the oppor­ Institute of the F. B. I. A new member Jwarthmore; it’s great!’ but after tunities and responsibilities of Title of his staff is John Odongkara, a inlhat I like to put her in students’ IX. former Police Commander of Uganda. lands so they can really tell her —Suzanne Durrell ’75 (continued on page 18)

N !| c T O B E R 1 975 17 Additional new administrators in­ velopment among its faculty. Society chapter, holds the new offi clude Elizabeth Dow, director of fi­ This year these leave projects of of president-designate. Babette Baj nancial aid, who holds degrees from Swarthmore faculty will be partially bash Weksler ’58, a professor the University of Minnesota (B.A.) supported by Booth Ferris funds: medicine at Cornell Medical Colleg and Cornell University (M.A.), and Professor of Electrical Engineering is the new vice-president for womei was formerly director of financial aid David L. Bowler, high current ef­ Alexander M. Capron ’66, an assisl at Wheaton College in Mas­ fects of semi-conductors; Associate ant professor of law at the Unive sachusetts; William Pichardo ’71, Professor of Anthropology Steven I. sity of Pennsylvania, is the ne who has returned to the College as Piker, religious adaptation among vice-president for men. Diana Ju

t the dinner honoring Kay Bassett ’35, Bill Stetson ’33 and Nancy Smith Ai Hayden ’46, Larry ’56 and Marty Porter Shane ’57 led cheers for Kay. Ed Mahler ’50 emceed the Garnet Nightclub which included the talent of Carolyn Mitchell ’74 and Pete Conway ’50. James Sorber was one of fourteen emeritus professors who were made honorary members of the Alumni Association. And Frank Fetter ’20 announced a gift of approximately $8,700 to his class’s Joseph Swain Memorial Book Fund. The Classes of 1925 and 1950 presented reunion gifts to the College of some $17,500 and $7,000, respectively. Sw arthm ore C ollege Development Program

July 1, 1974 to June 30, 1975

lumni Fund support in this second and final year of THE SWARTHMORE CHALLENGE A is again the high point of this report. Under the leadership of Chairman Christian McMurtrie ’56, his Alumni Fund Committee, and an active organization of class agents, $459,094.97 was received into the Alum­ ni Fund by June 30th—a slim $996.00 more than the year before. This new dollar record deserves some admiration in a recession year and coming, as it does, after the massive 37% dollar increase registered the year before. We can be less sanguine about the reduc­ tion in the percentage of alumni participating—from 47.6% in 1973-74 to 44.9% in 1974-75. Our Alumni Fund goals of $500,000 and 50% participation remain to be achieved. The effect on the Alumni Fund of the economic downturn was mitigated surely by at least three factors: The first is the stimulating effect of the Challenge Pool originally established by the Clement and Grace Biddle Foundation, Julien and Virginia Stratton Cornell ’30, H . Thomas Hallowell, Jr. ’29, Jerome Kohlberg ’46and Letitia McHose Wolverton T3. Just before Alumni Day, when it was clear that the $250,000 two-year Chal­ lenge Pool itself was exhausted, an anonymous donor made up the difference. These Challenge funds, includ­ ing the $5,000 bonuses earned for the College by seven­ teen classes which increased both total giving and per­ centage participation, were not counted in the Alumni Fund itself in order to avoid distortion and the making of misleading comparisons in later years. The other two helpful boosts were the imaginative saving plays by a number of Class Agents as well as the Alumni Fund Committee’s first telethon. A story about the telethon appears elsewhere in this issue. The Garnet Circle becomes ever more important to our College. This year’s gifts of $1,000 and above, from alumni, parents, and friends, account for $190,381 of the total of unrestricted giving received by the College awarded Swarthmore a $100,000 grant to be used for during the year. The Board of Managers has suggested faculty development. The first installment of the Ford that the list of Garnet Circle participants be published Venture grant was received and several innovative in this report to emphasize the College’s particular programs implemented because of it. gratitude and need for large unrestricted annual gifts. Scholarships were also the purpose of an important The Parents Fund, chaired by Frank J. new endowment of $100,000 given anonymously to Hoenemeyer, father of Marylyn ’76, reached $46,865 in create the Margaret Moore Scholarship Fund. This this difficult year as compared to $54,583 the year be­ fund will provide scholarships to foreign students with fore. Unrestricted gifts from corporations and others a preference given to students of South Asian origin. It totaled an important $19,216. is named for a Quaker teacher long resident in India. The $525,176 in unrestricted contributions to all the Betty Hoffenberg ’43, through the Sidney Stern Memo­ annual funds amounts to 5.1% of the College’s total rial Trust, began an endowment to be used for scholar­ current expenditures of $10,259,661 for the year 1974- ships in honor of her father. 75. This is equivalent to the income from approximately For the fourteenth consecutive year, Julien and Vir­ $11,000,000 in endowment. ginia Stratton Cornell ’30 generously supported the Four gifts were presented to President Friend by Cornell Professorship which brings eminent foreign reunion classes at the Alumni banquet: scholars to the campus for a one-year term. Laura L. Class President A. Louise Campion announced that Scheuer ’73 established the Asian Religion Fund to the Class of 1925 had raised $17,658.34 as its fiftieth encourage our students to study in the Far East and Far reunion gift under the leadership of Reunion Fund Eastern scholars to teach and lecture at Swarthmore. Chairman W. Carlton (Reds) Henderson. Many gifts to An anonymous donor endowed the Promise Fund this Fund were in memory of Joseph B. Shane. All will which will be administered by the Cooper Committee to be used for an endowed scholarship. bring younger people of talent to the campus to lecture The twenty-fifth reunion gift of the Class of 1950 or perform. Through Richard Austin ’56, the Austin amounted to $7,727.08 and was presented by Reunion Memorial Fund made a gift for the unrestricted use of Fund Chairman Edward Mahler to be used as a student the library. loan fund. During the year full or partial payments have been The Joseph Swain Memorial Book Fund, a five-year received from nineteen bequests totaling $591,116.91. project of the Class of 1920, was turned over to the The largest of these was $262,649 from the estate of College by Chairman Frank W. Fetter on behalf of the Moe Spiro, a friend of an alumnus of the College. An Committee— Hope Richardson Roberts, Isabel Jacobs unrestricted bequest amounting to $24,395 came from Ruth, and Dutch Yoder. The Fund totaled $8,735 and the estate of Emily Poley Longstreth ’09. The following will yield an annual income of approximately $500 for bequests were received to establish named scholar­ purchase of books by McCabe Library. These books ships: $131,250 from the estate of Charles Collins ’ 12, will carry a handsome bookplate with a portrait of $36,981.65 from the estate of Edith Runge ’38, and Joseph Swain, President of Swarthmore College from $5,000 from the estate of Anna R. Stafford in memory of 1902 to 1921. Helen G. Stafford ’30. Partial payment of $77,462.80 An unexpected gift of $693 from thirty-three mem­ has been made to the College from the estate of Flor­ bers of the Class of 1940 celebrating their thirty-fifth ence Sims to establish the Walter Frederick Sims Schol­ reunion was presented by Class President Charles E. arship Fund. Walter Sims was a member of the Class of (Buzz) Eberle, Jr. 1897. Two special funds should be mentioned. The Gezork In all, 7713 gifts totaling $1,714,881.15 were received Fund in memory of James W. Gezork ’64, established by Swarthmore College last year. The College records by friends, relatives and fellow employees at Scott with gratitude donors’ names on the following pages. Paper Company, provides a memorial trophy to be awarded to the Swarthmore athlete selected as the most outstanding in track, and supplies television monitoring equipment for the Field House. The Dorothea Leikin Fund, which makes loans available to foreign students so that they can maintain themselves during vacation Kendall Landis ’48 periods, was substantially increased by gifts in honor of Vice President retiring engineering professor Bernard (Betz) Morrill. Other restricted gifts were received from the General Electric Foundation for use of the Science Depart­ P.S. It is enthusiastically suggested that the reader take ments, E. I. duPont de Nemours & Company for the care to study the Treasurer’s report which is being Department of Chemistry, and from Shell Companies mailed separately to all alumni, parents and friends. Foundation for the Shell Assists program. Treasurer Larry Shane ’56 considers voluntary support The Booth Ferris Foundation announced they had in a broad analysis of the finances of the College.

2 Swarthmore Alumni Issus •Ethel Albertson Post Alumni Fund: $2,175.00 •Florence Miller Tinney (Deceased) ALUMNI CONTRIBUTORS ‘ Philip T. Sharpies Participation: 67.5 ‘ Ruth Marshall Trimble •Irvana Wood Tyson Total Gifts: $7,335.00 •Caroline Shoemaker Waters ‘ Margery Cornell Wintringer Challenge Earnings: $5,267.00 ‘ Edith Williams Way *Asterisks indicate continuous five-year giving ‘ Marguerite Rose Wollerton •Verna Way Wood *W. Mark Bittle •William A. Worth to the Alumni Fund. •Tacy Hough Brownback 1911 •Philip J. Carpenter Mary A. Cordingley 1915 Class Representative: •Roswitha Kudlich Davis JO SEP H H. W ILLITS •Juanita M ay D o w n e s Class Representative: ‘ Kathryn Fell Gideon NORMAN SHERRERD 1887-1903 In memory o f Samuel Francis Butler Alumni Fund: $2,175.00 *lva Appleby Goehring In memory of Davis R. Garretson Participation: 64.0 Elizabeth Keller Gordon Alumni Fund: $1,982.00 Class Representative: ‘ Katharine Griest Total G ifts: $2,182.50 ‘ Marguerite Hallowell Participation: 51.1 KENDALL LANDIS ‘ Mary Yarnall Kent Challenge Earnings: $171.00 ‘ Ruth Carlile Hinkel Total Gifts: $62,594.87 ‘ Henry T. Moore Challenge Earnings: $575.00 Alumni Fund: $4,109.25 ‘ Elisabeth James Norton •Ethel Bates Mitchell In memory of Marion Watters ‘ James Monaghan Participation: 50.0 Estate of Frances Richardson •Sarah Sheppard Beckett B a b co ck ‘ Grace Green Musser Total Gifts: $46,548.31 ‘ Berenice C. Skidelsky Adele Hammond Bowers Earl A. Oakley In memory of William M. Beury Challenge Earnings: $5,561.00 ‘ Katharine W olff •Emma Marshall Clausen Edith Martin Parr •Jane Henry Boedker Gladys Coker Fort Paul B. Passmore Ethel Harvey Buckman Estate of Mary Clothier Slade ’87 ‘ Helen Herr Hartle •Sara Darlington Caroline Jackson Hicks ’92 1909 ‘ Josephine Foster Pastorino ‘ Edith Baker Hunt •Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon •Bertha E. Delaplaine In memory of David Barker •James R. Frorer Class Representative: •Edw ard B. L u ck ie ‘ Marion Coles Roberts Rushmore '94 ‘ Elizabeth White McCarthy Isabel Pugh Fussell Estate of Walter Frederick Sims ’97 EDITH TAYLOR MUIR •Dorothy Phillips Robinson •Mabelle Whitehead Moore Adaline Semple Schock ‘ Ethel Shoemaker Green •Arthur H. Jenkins ’01 •Susannah Gregg Oblinger Alumni Fund: $766.30 In memory of James J. Schock ‘ Margaret Milne Gunner In mem ory o f J. W arner E. L o v e ’ 01 Alice Stover Parry ‘ Helen Evans Hayday Participation: 75.0 •Elizabeth Jackson Shaffner Edith Coale ’02 (Deceased) ‘ Louisa Harvey Poley •Jean Yerkes Henry Total Gifts: $26,189.05 *J. R ussell Snyder ‘ Hilda Gansman Rosin ’02 ‘ Ruth Verlenden Poley Reba Camp Hodge Arthur M. Dewees ’03 (Deceased) Challenge Earnings: $5,035.00 ‘ Newton E. Tarble In memory of Margaret Broomell •Sara Appleby Hutchins Estate of Howard S. Evans ’03 ‘ Helen Tatman Pritchard •Mabel Craft Killey Elizabeth W. Jackson ’03 C lass o f 1909 •Elizabeth Phillips Turner Gladys K. Smith ‘ Margaret McIntosh Linton Estate of Norman S. Passmore In memory of Class of 1909 •Letitia McHose Wolverton Florence Smedley Vernon ‘ Mary Swisher Loucks •Nora Stabler Worth '03 •Esther E. Baldwin •Joseph H. Willits ‘ Thomas B. McCabe In memory of Edward H. Cavin •Therese Spackman Willits •Frank C. Oren Edith B. Eachus •Elizabeth Cadwallader W ood 1914 •Martha Louise Pancoast Marian Leedom Hoskins 1904 In memory of Helen Farley Price (D e ce a se d ) Class Representative: •Elisabeth Williams Roberts •Helen Dillistin Johnson 1912 Class Representative: VICTORIA LESLEY STEIGELMAN ‘ Vera Walton Schrader * M . L ouis Johnson ELMA LEWIS HARPER •Norman Sherrerd Estate of E. Regina Kleefeld Class Representative: Alumni Fund: $6,107.36 •Anna Miller Smith Estate o f Emily Poley Longstreth Alumni Fund: $255.00 WILLIAM K. HOYT, SR. Participa ti on: 66.7 ‘ Helen Bernshouse Smith Helen Boardman Loughlin Participation: 57.1 Total Gifts: $6,287.36 •Carleton M. Thomas (D e ce a se d ) Total Gifts: $270.00 Alumni Fund: $868.00 Challenge Earnings: $7,328.00 *L. Eloise Vest Challenge Earnings: $25.00 •Alice Timmons Montgomery Participation: 48.1 ‘ Edith Taylor Muir General Electric Foundation Total Gifts: $132,728.00 Jean Pennock Allen •Frank B. Ridgway Scott Paper Company Foundation Anna Smedley Bartram Challenge Earnings: $98.00 •Constance Lincoln Ball •Edith Taylor Smith *EIma Lewis Harper •Elliot M. Barnard T. Jay Sproul •Louise Fahnestock Poole •Carolyn Smedley Colburn In memory of Jason A. Blackburn 1916 John C. Tanger •William W est W ilson Estate of Charles A. Collins •Paul N. Blessing ‘ Mary Truman Welsh •Helen Marr Cook Robert S. Browning Class Representative: •Amy Baker Ferguson Estate of Howard M. Buckman L. HYATT EBY 1905 •William K. Hoyt •Raymond T. Bye 1910 ‘ Helen Blanton Levy ‘ Laura Parry Cadwallader Alumni Fund: $2,703.00 Class Representative: •Phebe Lukens Miller Florence Wilson Campbell Class Representative: Participation: 55.3 Elma Lewis Harper •Anne Haslett Price Blanche Gerhart Cavanaugh ELUE SIMONS BASSETT Total G ifts: $2,758.00 •Ruth Ayers Rinek Mary Smith Clappison Challenge Earnings: $410.00 Alumni Fund: $10.00 ‘ Eleanor A. Rittenhouse ‘ May Haines Cope Alumni Fund: $1,662.92 Participation: 16.7 In memory of Bryon Roberts ‘ Katharine M. Denworth Participation: 43.5 *T. Lees Bartleson Total Gifts: $10.00 •Laurence P. Sharpies *J. H ora ce G ithens •Isabel Jenkins Booth Total G ifts: $1,787.92 Loraine Fitch Storb Challenge Earnings: $00.00 Russell H. Haltom •Susan Bratton Booth Challenge Earnings: $160.00 •Edith F. Tracey ‘ Eleanore A. Lewis Edmund S. Bradfield Agnes Smedley Giesecke •Evalynn H. Walker Ethel Keech Logan •Florence Snyder Broadbent •Elbe Simons Bassett •Marjorie Gideon Maguire ‘ Hazel H. Brown •Adelaide McGinnis Davis •Walter H. Mohr Herbert L. Brown •Anna Griscom Elkinton (Deceased) 1913 Roger B. Owings ‘ Mary Harvey Burn Howard R. Frantz 1906 ‘ Claude C. Smith •Ellsworth F. Curtin Beulah Reece Green Class Representative: •Sara Webster Smith •Fred C. Dennis Virginia D. Keeney Class Representative: LETITIA McHOSE WOLVERTON Victoria Lesley Steigelman Alice Bryan Dorsey

Alumni Fund: $515.00 Participation: 58.3 Total Gifts: $580.00 SWARTHMORE’S TOTAL ANNUAL SUPPORT Challenge Earnings: $75.00 $1,714,881.15*

‘ William B. C ocks U n r e str ic te d ...... $525,176.35 •Jane R. Harper •Emilia Schoenem ann L e R o y Restricted— cu rre n t...... 381,287.52 In m em ory o f S. Blair L u ckie, Jr. Florence Monaghan Thatcher In memory o f Richard T hatch er E n d o w m e n t...... 677,922,02 •Caroline Washburn Wells •Barclay White B u ild in g ...... 130,495.26 •Edith Lewis White

1907

Class Representative: NUMBER OF GIFTS ELIZABETH R. LIPPINCOTT

Alumni Fund: $165.00 6507 A lu m n i...... $788,765.76 Participation: 57.1 Total Gifts: $180.00 774 P a ren ts...... 143,407.33 Challenge Earnings: $5,070.00 201 Industry and Foundations . ... Clementine Hulburt Gibson ... 158,476.33 ‘ Elizabeth R. Lippincott ‘ Edith G ibbs R eeder 212 Friends ...... 33,114.82 Beatrice V ictory Sautter (D e ce a se d ) Florence Travilla 19 Bequests ...... 591,116.91

1908 7713 $1,714,881.15* Class Representative: KATHARINE G R IEST

Alumni Fund: $ 1,2 1 0 .0 0 *Above figures do not include amounts received from Federal and State governments, largely for re­ Participation: 83 .3 Total Gifts: $1,230.00 search purposes. Challenge Earnings: $60.00

October, 1975 3 Gregg D. Reynolds ’ Elsa Palmer Jenkins Alumni Fund: $4,195.00 Henry W. Dunn ’ Helen Gawthrop Worth Norris J. Reynolds In memory of F. Norton Landon Participation: 46.9 *L. Hyatt Eby ’ Esther Philips Zerega ’ Anne Gault Lewis Total G ifts: $9,651.58 * David P. Harry, Jr. ’ Hope Richardson Roberts ’ Marion Warner Lippincott Challenge Earnings: $1,483.00 ’ Sewell W. Hodge ’ Isabel Jacobs Ruth ’ Dorothy J. Little Elizabeth Kurtz Hutchison 1919 ’ Charlotte Moore Sitterly ’ John C. Longstreth Dorothy McClaren Anthony Sarah Rose Hutchison In memory of Henrietta A. Smith Gladys Hammond Stein ’ William P. Lowden ’ C. Clifford Barnes In memory of James J. Jackson Class Representative: ANDREW SIMPSON ’ Mary Donovan Stuart ’ Robin Breuninger Lukens ’ Isabel Fritts Barr James B. Melick Alice Schrack Batteiger ’ Marguerite Drew Vedeler Alline Jones Lyon ’ J. Siddons Neville ’ Hanna Kirk Mathews Robert P. Bodine (Deceased) In memory of John E. Orchard Alumni Fund: $1,994.19 Earle R. Wheatly Dorothy Varian McGeorge ’ V irginia Smith Brill Elizabeth Strode Passmore Participation: 57.3 ’ Harriet Renshaw Widing ’ Mary Baumgartner Miller ’ Herbert E. Cliff Horace M. Perry Total Gifts: $2,169.19 R. Erdman Wilson ’ D o ro th y P. N assau ’ Anne Hunt Coe * Ruth Stephenson Challenge Earnings: $335.00 ’ Ruth Rodenboh Wright *E. Ruth Newton ’ S. Louis Cornish Lewis L. Tanguy ’ Clarence H. Yoder Irene Rems Nyland Mary Walter Dickinson ’ Edith Satterthwaite Thorn ’ Margaret Powell Aitken R. Spots wood Pollard ’ Esther Fisher Duryee ’ Marie S. Weeks Helen Young Ayton ’ Jean Knowles Reymond ’ Dorothea Rushmore Egan In memory of Earl H. Weltz *H. Fenimore Baker, Jr. 1921 Esther Hicks Emory ’ Norris C. Barnard Dorothy Durbin Ritner Anne^i. Wilson ’ Alice Blackburn Flitcraft ♦Ruth Cross Barnard Class Representative: Augusta Allen Ritterbush ’ Eleanor Carmichael Gallagher ’ Catharine R. Belville ELIZABETH KNABE (D e ce a se d ) ’ Mary Jones Gilbert ’ Frances Williams Browiri Florence M. Rose 1917 Edward A. Green ’ Janet M. Brown Alumni Fund: $2,171.00 Morrisa Williams Sangston ’ Mahlon C. Hinebaugh, Jr. Class Representative: ’ Ruth Williams Carter Participation: 50.5 Lois Ryan Seeley ’ Margaret Jessen ’ Mary I. Crosley Total Gifts: $2,233.50 ’ Harry M. Sellers WALTER E. SMITH Ruth Henby Konst ’ Elizabeth Frorer Dew Challenge Earnings: $296.00 ’ Eleanor A. Shinn Latelle M. LaFollette Alumni Fund: $10,203.17 ’ John P. Ferris ’ Carol Gibbs Smith Dorothy B. Lapp Participation: 49.2 ’ Elizabeth Watson Gardy ’ Claire Strawn Albertson ’ George W. Stewart Luther L. Linderman Total G ifts: $11,435.67 ’Jane Brown Gemmill Margaret Embery Allen ’ Gladys Haldeman Tasman In memory of K. Payne Martin Challenge Earnings: $1,560.00 Doris Gilbert Gordon Ellen Walker Amelia ♦Elsie Smith Thompson ’ Mary Moore Miller In memory of Russell C. Gourley ’ Elizabeth F. Barth ’ Hannah Darlington Trescott Florence Wildman Trullinger In memory of Richmond P. Miller A n on y m ou s ♦Madeleine Krauskopf Hillman In memory of Edward E. Bartleson ’ William P. Ware ’ Herbert C. Mode ’ Frances Maxwell Atkinson In memory of Charles M. Howell ’ William M. Blaisdell Phillips L. Morrison ’ Boyd T. Barnard Jessie Louise Lewis ’ Boyd J. Brown H. Merle Mulloy ’ Helen Ickes Bartleson ’ Mildred Tily Macfarlane ’ George L. Burnett ’ Frederick A. Mussel man ’ Esther Pattison Beckett ♦Sarah G off Mowen Paul W. Chandler 1923 Charles B. Muth ’ John W. Bell ’ Isabel Briggs Myers Virginia L. Coleman Josephine Zartman Nichols ’ Minnie Gould Beury Jacob Nevyas Charles B. Coles Class Representative: ’ Barbara Ruth Olinger ’ Helen Daniels Bloomsburg Dorothy Young Ogden John F. Conway ALBERT W. PRESTON Davida C. Olinger ’ Isaac Carpenter, Jr. John M. Ogden ♦David M. Dennison T. Sumner Oliver ’ Helen Inglis Cramp Edgar Z. Palmer Walter H. Dickinson Alumni Fund: $3,223.00 Joseph H. Penrose ’ Esther H. Culver In memory of Charles F. Philips Elizabeth Schellinger Douglass Participation: 56.8 Dorothy Sniffen Pinkstone In memory of Hilda Lang Denworth ’ Allin H. Pierce ’ Eleanore Butler Dreibelbies Total G ifts: $3,335.50 ’ Margaret Levering Puhl ’ Harriet Keen Dunlap ’ Esther Hayes Reed ’ Lucy Rainier Dunn Challenge Earnings: $5,438.00 ’ Bertha Ogden Rozenberg ’ Ruth Craighead Gawthrop ’ Eleanor Runk Reppert William H. Durbin Adele Weiler Sargent ’ Marion Frances Jackson ’ Mary Vernam Rice Miriam Jenkins Elsbree *J. G arn er A n th on y ’ Dorothy Evans Seltzer ’ Florence Tice Knauss ’ Mary Wilson Ridpath Wayland H. Elsbree W. Hamilton Aulenbach *M. Elizabeth Shinn ’ Walter B. Lang ’ William L. Ridpath, Jr. Katharine Palm Fultz ’ Albert E. Baker Nellie Henderson Stadler ’ Rhoda A. Lippincott ’ Dorothy Thomas Schell In memory of Miriam Baily Gilpin Edwin S. Baker Frederick H. Starling Eleanor French Martin ’ Phyllis Komori Sellers W. Minton Harvey ’ Dorothy Clendenning Benner ’ Esther Briegel Stehle *J. T en n ey M ason Melanie Dolman Seymour ’ Ella R. Hoyt Jean Bond Bowers ’ Mary Swartzlander ’ Julia Young Murray ’ Andrew Simpson ’ George B. Jackson ’ Evelyn Arnold Braun ’ Thomas T. Taylor ’ Clarence G. Myers ’ Eleanor Atkinson Smith ’ Eleanor Paxson Keighton ’ Anna Roberts Brosius Margaret Kennady Thompson *R. Marguerite Neely Ruth Breuninger Stickle Elizabeth Atherholt Kemp Cornelia Coy Clark ’ James C. Tily In memory of Theoa Hamilton ♦Elizabeth Stotsenburg W illiam P. K em p *J. E dw ard C ly d e Peter E. Told Rutherford Franklin P. Stow John W. Klopp James A. Cochrane Gladys Cisney Trismea ’ Norman G. Shidle ’ Elinor Stout Sundt Ruth Woodward Klopp Nancy Bancroft Coles ’ Donald L. Velde ’ Clementine Smith Smith ’ Helen C. Toerring ’ Elizabeth Knabe ’ Ruth Watters Colton Isabel Moeller Veldran ’ Walter E. Smith ♦Marian Ware Walkling (Deceased) Sarah E. Kreemer Margaret Stafford Coxe ’ Albert J. Williams, Jr. ’ Elizabeth Worth Spackman ’ Josephine Griffiths Weber Harry W. Lang Elwood S. Deakyne ’ Mildred F. Wilson ’ Sarah L. Strong ’ Margaret Wilson Wheelock ♦Charles P. Larkin, Jr. Frances Gillespie Drake In memory of Catherine Fitzhugh ’ Anna Elizabeth Sullivan Charles H. Yardley ’ Maijorie Kistler Larkin ’ Katharine Hayes Durand W o o d ’ William W. Tomlinson Charles W. Lukens ’ Isabelle Fussell Ewing ’ Elizabeth Bean Wood Frances Baker Walton Mildred Stout McAllister Mary Short Fisher E. Lawrence Worstall Helen Coles Wood 1920 ’ Grace Wilson Miller John C. Fretz Chester G. A. Zucker Helen Young Yerger ’ Juliet Mace Miller Samuel B. Gaumer Merck Company Foundation Class Representative: ’ Grace E. Moore Helen Rigby Harvey JESSE G. JOHNSON Donald S. Morgan In memory of Katherine Taylor 1918 Dorothy Kinsley Moylan Hodgkinson Alumni Fund: $3,381.37 ’ Paul W. Neuenschwander ’ Frank H. Jackson 1925 Class Representative: Participation: 65.6 ’ Caroline Philips ’ Walter B. Keighton, Jr. WILLIAM J. REILLY Total Gifts: $8,324.11 Roberta Gilmore Poland ’ Susan Mason Kendall Class Representative: Challenge Earnings: $5,737.00 George A. Powell ’ William A. Limberger ANNA POWELL POOLE Alumni Fund: $4,301.99 ’ Lorna Christie Reed ’ Wallace R. Linton Participation: 52.4 ’ Letitia McNeel Arant Helen E. Samuel ’ Alice Hoagland MacNair Alumni Fund: $3,218.00 Total Gifts: $5,722.76 ’ Elizabeth Jones Barnard ’ Frances Miller Scott ’ Gertrude Malz Participation: 43.9 Challenge Earnings: $127.00 ’ Ann Williams Brandt ’ Elizabeth Justice Shortlidge ’ Elizabeth Lanning Massie Total G ifts: $6,356.50 Julia Bope Brock Frances Wills Slaugh H. Davis Merion Challenge Earnings: $333.00 Estate o f J. Everett A llen Detlev W. Bronk Wallace N. Spring Tacy Walton Merion ’ Frances L. Baird . Helen Ramsey Bronk Elizabeth Ward Tock ’ Lillian Perkins Metcalf *H. Dickson Ash In memory of Robert S. Blau In memory of Edwin M. Bush ’ Helen Knight Warren Ann Johnson Moore Isaac L. Battin, Sr. ’ Eleanor Stabler Clarke ’ Ida Meigs Bush ’ Edith Evans Wiese Ruth Tanguy Oliver ’ A lan J. Blau ’ Margaretta Cope Curtin ’ Beatrice Whiteside Carpenter ’ J. Frederic Wiese ’ Elizabeth C. Palmer Catherine Cudlip Bonner ’ Catharine Wright Donnelly ’ A lfred J. Chalm ers ♦Hannah Eavenson Wood ’ Mary Darlington Palmer ’ Jean Marsh Brownfield ’ Emily Buckman Dowdell ’ Marvin H. Coombs ’ William H. Paxson In memory o f Benjamin Burdsall ’ Blanche King Dreizler ’ Lena Clark Eagan ’ Kathryn Pflaum ’ Anna T. Burr ’ Mary Thatcher Fitts ’ D avid B. Fell 1922 C. Gayton Postlethwaite Alice Reddie Callaghan In honor of Frank and Mary ’ Doris Hays Fenton (D e ce a s e d ) ’ Anna Louise Campion Thatcher Fitts ’ Frank W. Fetter Class Representative: In memory of C. Gayton George K. Chandler ’ Virginia A. Glenn Mildred Willard Fry (Deceased) GEORGE W. STEWART Postlethwaite *S. Robinson Coale Louise Waygood Goodman ’ Sara Mayhew Gayner ’ Albert W. Preston W illiam B. C udlip ’ Esther Nichols Hall Edna Davies Gibson Alumni Fund: $2,170.50 ’ Walter C. Pusey, Jr. Howard L. Davis, Jr. In memory of Jess Halsted Virginia Wilcox Gilbert Participation: 47.6 ’ Margaret Byrd Rawson ’ Margaret Hopkins deVeer ’ G e o rg e P. H ayes ♦Clifford R. Gillam Total G ifts: $2,300.50 Henry D. Rentschler Elizabeth Lukens Elliott ’ Helen Rebmann Ingersoll ’ Cornelia Stabler Gillam Challenge Earnings: $5,762.00 ’ Sara Bitler Reynolds (Deceased) Agnes Gowing Ferrell Herbert W. Jackson ’ Charlotte Bunting Green In memory of Sara Bitler Reynolds Elizabeth Pollard Fetter In memory of Elizabeth Andrews Gertrude McCabe Harvey ’ Margaret Culin Adams ’ A n d rew B. Ritter ’ Elizabeth Murray Gaffney Jenks (D ecea sed ) Ernest M. Bliss Elsie Brown Roberts George W. Grenhart ’ Mary Virginia Kingsbury In memory of Gertrude McCabe Bernice G. Bonner ’ Alban E. Rogers Eleanor Foote Hand ’ Florence Cook Litvackoff H arvey ’ William B. Brosius ’ Edward J. Rutter Gahring Price Harper ’ Mary Lyndell Lukens J. Holland Heck Edward L. Campbell Edith Sheppard Shaw David K. Hemmerly ’ Elizabeth Miller Major Paul M . H ess ’ Winnie Weihenmayer Campbell T. Willard Shaw *W. Carlton Henderson Samuel R. Ogden ’ Dorothy Coffin Hickey W illiam P. Carter ’ Kathryn Cleckner Skinkle Lydia T. Hicks ’ Katherine Price Olin Marion L. Hoag ’ Charlotte S. Chrisman C. Norman Stabler ’ Helen Yarnall Jackson ’ Dorothy Johnson Orchard C. Irwin Johnson (Deceased) Allen G. Clark Louise Firmin Thomas Virginia Griffiths Keen ’ Helen Darlington Patton ’ Jesse G. Johnson ’ Jeannette Dell Clark ’ Boyd M. Trescott Elizabeth Wynn Kennedy ’ Carl D . Pratt ’ Charlotte Goette McCurdy ’ Josephine Moorhead Clarke In memory of Juanita Brunenmiller ’ Dorothy Burt Kistler ♦Virginia Postlethwaite Pratt Grace Conner Monteith Ruth Satterthwaite Darnell W ea v er Irvin C. Kreemer ’ William J. Reilly Charles Neff Elizabeth Sellers Elsbree ’ Roselynd Atherholt Wood ’ Jean C. Lawrence ’ Esther Snyder Shelly William H. Norris Willard S. Elsbree Margaret C. Young Marjorie Lapham Lewis Mary Markle Skipper ’ Lucy Penrose Owings Meta Yarnall Fow Hercules Incorporated ’ Opal Robinson Solenberger Horace B. Passmore Anna Haldeman Grosscup ’ Charles H. Limberger ’ Emily Lois Van Loon Ethel Means Pilling Lanta C. Hastings 1924 ’ Margaret Walton Mayall ’ Abigail Ellsworth Warnick ’ Mary Tyler Powell Frank H ok e ’ Beatrice Clugston Moore ’ Clare Richardson Weltz ’ Ellen Swartz Pratt ’ Henrietta Keller Howell Class Representative: Helen G. Moore ’ Beatrice Newcomer White Mary Nagle Quintin ’ Frank H. Jackson HERBERT E. CLIFF ’ Mary Virginia Parkhurst 4 Swarthmore Alumni Issue ‘ Esther Thomson Yeagley ♦Alice Entrekin Brown T. Richard Moore Esther White Yoh Thomas M. Brown ♦Mary B. Newman 3 TOP UNRESTRICTED GIFTS, 5 YR. COMPARISON ♦Joseph Calhoun ♦Marian Hamming Nicely ’7l $22,875 $ 7,810 $5,460 1928 ♦Mary Roberts Calhoun ♦Thomas S. Nicely ♦Marion Harris Churchill Dorothy Ackart Nichols ’72 15,000 13,900 5,000 Class Representative: ♦Myer Cohen ♦Catharine Hatfield Olmsted 73 6,090 5,150 5,000 NEW UN R. SMITH ♦Philip E. Coleman ♦Henry L. Parrish 74 14,465 13,500 8,432 ♦O. Hammond Coles Mary Ogden Parrish Charles W. Crouse ♦Eleanor Janney Parsons 75 13,500 12,000 7,988 Alumni Fund: $5,715.15 Participation: 63.4 Robert G. Dawes ♦Edward M. Passmore Total Gifts: $7,476.84 *H. Mortimer Drake ♦Nancy Deane Passmore Challenge Earnings: $6,019.00 Alice Stout Edwards ♦William Poole ♦James D. Egleson ♦Francis M. Radford ♦Elinor Brecht Enterline In memory of Robert B. Redman A n on y m ou s ♦H. Thomas Hallowell, Jr. ♦Anna Biddle Russell ♦Arthur G. Baker ♦Roberta Norton Hood ♦Helen Lippincott Parrish 1927 ♦Florence Sellers Baker Martha Bantom Samuel ♦Sylvia Windle Humphrey ♦Margaret W ay Pickett ♦Olive Deane Baker ♦Theodora Abbott Schreiber ♦Livingston S. Jennings ♦Anna Powell P oole Class Representative: Harold S. Berry Clara Taylor Seibold ♦Margaret Walton Jensen ♦Mary Lees R eifschneider ROBERT B. CLOTHIER ♦Ellis G. Bishop ♦Anna Rickards Sensenig ♦Isabel Morgan Lauder Myra Gesner Robinson ♦Anne Philips Blake ♦Marion Staley Sharpies ♦William E. Lednum, Jr. ♦Katherine Smedley ♦Alice M. Rogers Alumni Fund: $3,999.50 ♦Avery Blake (Deceased) ♦Morris M. Lee, Jr. ♦Inez Coulter Russell Participation: 55.1 M ary E lizabeth Bull In memory of Helen G. Stafford Eleanor Hayes Livengood ♦Helen Bessemer Stollnitz In memory of Joseph B. Shane Total Gifts: $6,050.00 ♦Marian Pratt Burdick ♦Amy Chase Loftin ♦Margaret Spencer Stradley ♦Homer L. Shantz, Jr. Challenge Earnings: $870.00 ♦Gertrude Bowers Burdsall ♦Eleanor Burch Martin ♦Henry G. Swain M. Josephine Smith In memory of Elizabeth Van Brakle Katherine Cornell Stainton Helen Bitler Martin ♦Ferris Thomsen ♦Esther Howard Allen C offin Margaret Cheyney Stevens Mary Magruder Mayer Harold B. Thomson John U. Ayres ♦John J. Coughlin Alfred K. Stidham John F. McBride ♦Ralph W. Tipping ♦Rebecca Marsh Baker ♦Ducksilla Battin Cumming Muriel Thom as Strom berg Elizabeth Clack McCaul H. Haines Turner *W. Herman Barcus Walter F. Denkhaus ♦Anne Engle T a ylor ♦Dorothy Shoemaker McDiarmid Harold E. Wagner Elizabeth Winchester Barnhardt Elisabeth Jenkins Dresser ♦Eleanor Bonner Webb ♦Horace B. McGuire Sarah Brecht Wert Jean Mayer Batten ♦Dorothy R. Dunnells Miriam L ocke W ilbur ♦Elizabeth Ogden McLain ♦Elizabeth Harbold Westkott LeRoy G. Baum ♦John W. Dutton ♦Margaret Pusey W illiam s ♦Will McLain, III ♦Stanley I. Winde (Deceased) Edith Steinlein Berg Emma P. Engle Elizabeth C olket W ilson ♦Theodore R. Miller ♦John S. Worth In memory of Margaret Lewis Bikle ♦Henry C. Ford Walter K. W ool man, Jr. ♦Elisabeth Hoopes Moore Ralph W. Yoder Lydia Turner Bishop ♦Caroline Lippincott Forman Marjorie Voelker Worstall ♦Catharine Emhardt Morgan ♦Eleanor Jenkins Zendt ♦Sarah Pratt Brock (D e ce a se d ) ♦Walter A. Muir Aetna Life and Casualty C. Alfred Zinn ♦Thomas H. L. Foster Helen Scott Brown Anne Wain Ody George A. Hay Hershey Fund ♦Cicely C. Browne ♦Bertha Hull Paxson ♦Emlyn M. Hodge ♦Elizabeth Viskniskki Butler Elizabeth Palmenberg Pugh 1926 ♦Edna Griffiths Holmstrom *G. Lewis Campbell ♦Gertrude Paxson Seibert Everett U. Irish 1931 ♦Robert B. Clothier ♦Victor R. Selover Class Representative: ♦Ruth McCauley Clyde ♦Margaret DeLaney Johnston In memory of Thomas P. Sharpies Class Representative: ELIZABETH SHARPLESS PUSEY Edna Rattey Jones Marcia Perry Cook ♦Daniel F. Smith ♦Serena B. Kearns WILLIAM J. CRESSON, JR. ♦Ruth E. Cornell ♦Marion Bonner Smith Alumni Fund: $7,299.16 ♦Jeannette Poore Kelly ♦Dorothea Kern Devereux ♦Marion Collins Smith Alumni Fund: $13,328.83 Participation: 49.6 ♦Ruth E. Kern Johanna Zuydhoek Dickie ♦Harold Edward Snyder Participation: 56.9 Total Gifts: $12,877.66 ♦Ruth A. Kerwin Adelaide Israel Erickson ♦Harold Elam Snyder Total Gifts: $13,811.33 Challenge Earnings: $732.00 ♦Gertrude Gilmore Lafore Edmund U. Fairbanks Donovan B. Spangler Richard Lippincott Challenge Earnings: $3,010.00 ♦Marjorie Fish Martha J. Stauffer Audrey Bond Alciatore ♦Katherine Rittenhouse Long Marion Palmenberg Frank ♦Elizabeth Thompson VanHart ♦Kathryn Kerlin Albertson Florence Kennedy Bagley Jessie Hoffman Gilmore ♦Marguerite Lukens ♦Louise Eaton Walker (D e ce a s e d ) Edward T. Bartlett, Jr. ♦Carolyn Buckwell Glaser Alexander MacDougall *F. Fisher White Joseph L. Atkinson Edith N icely Bodine S. Warren Hall, III ♦Caroline Biddle Malin ♦Howard J. W ood Arthur F. Baldwin ♦Elizabeth Bartleson Booth ♦Roger W. Hallowell Esther Felter Mallonee Armstrong Cork Company ♦Mariana Chapman Barmettler ♦Carol Paxson Brainerd Russell R. Harris ♦Margaret Somerville Mclnerney ♦William I. Battin, Jr. ♦Lucille J. Buchanan ♦Charles E. Mears Fredrika Clement Hilliard ♦Marguerite E. Baur ♦George B. Clothier ♦Mary J. Hornaday Ruby Sieger Messenger 7930 ♦Clement M. Biddle ♦William C . C oles, Jr. Frances Fogg Meyers ♦Edward C. Jenkins ♦Jean Harvey Bodman ♦Wilmer D . C oles ♦Thomas Moore, Jr. ♦A. Sidney Johnson, Jr. Class Representatives: ♦Richard C. Bond ♦Frances Pace Crosby ♦Robert E. L. Johnson *L. Donald Moyer WILLIAM A. BOONE James H. Booser In memory of John S. Donal, Jr. ♦Evelyn Haworth Nicholson ♦Nolan L. Kaltreider RUTH JACKSON BOONE Elizabeth Reeves Bossart ♦Emilie Spear D utton ♦Elizabeth Moffitt O ’Brien ♦Robert W. Lafore ♦Janet Walton Burke ♦Marjorie M acadam Ellis ♦Douglass W. Orr ♦Edward F. Lang Alumni Fund: $20,703.50 ♦Irwin G. Burton Paul E. Feeser Edith Hull Leeds Joseph E. Pappano Participation: 66.9 Amanda Hurlock Chaffee In memory o f C lifford E. F ix ♦Mary Sullivan Patterson Leah Shreiner Leeds Total Gifts: $45,120.50 Elisabeth H. Chambers ♦Virginia Brown G reer ♦Elisabeth Follwell Pratt Robert L. Lindahl Challenge Earnings: $8,739.00 Ann Brooke Chase ♦Dorothy Merrill Gulick ♦Ruth Smith Prinz ♦John H. Lippincott, Jr. Louise Fisher Cleaver ♦Dorothy Bowers Hallowell Anne Kennedy Rapport ♦May Brown Lloyd ♦Francis C. Alden Garret E. Conklin ♦Leonard M. Hanan ♦Winifred Rumble Reynolds ♦Harriet Gore Looney ♦Dorothy W olf Bikle ♦Ralph L. Connor Emeline Nickles Heard ♦Dorothy Brown Rickards Gertrude Whetzel Lott Robert F. Bishop ♦John M. Cookenbach ♦Hanson H. H odge ♦Mary L. Robison ♦Elizabeth Huey MacNutt ♦Mary McKenzie Bliss ♦William J. Cresson, Jr. ♦Estelle H ickey Jarden Hilah Rounds Helen Woodward Manges ♦Ruth Jackson Boone ♦Margaret Orr Curtis ♦Louise Merritt Kennedy ♦Anna Sundberg Sadi ♦George W. McKeag ♦William A. Boone ♦Carl K. Dellmuth ♦Marretta P. King ♦Robert L. Silber ♦Katherine Reed Mears (Deceased) ♦Robert L. Booth ♦Hyman Diamond ♦Sherman J. K reuzburg ♦Frances Dowdy Simon ♦Anna R. Meloney ♦Selina Turner Bradley ♦Robert H. Douglas ♦Eleanore L eech Josephine Bornet Smith ♦Mylon Merriam Louis S. Bringhurst ♦Price Dowdy ♦Elizabeth Burton Levering ♦Newlin R. Smith ♦Anna Williams Metcalfe Howard F. Brown Elizabeth Woodman Eckert Catharine M ather L ippincott ♦Anne Willis Stein Alberta Sauter M oock Donald E. Buckwell Helen Lafore Forstall ♦Harry L. Lundy Mary Jackson Strenge Edwin L. Palmer, Jr. Mary Trimble Byars ♦Margaret Dewees Foster ♦Harold E. M ertz George B. Taylor, Jr. *S. Copeland Palmer, Jr. ♦Barton Calvert (Deceased) ♦Alice Warded Grafflin ♦Orrick M etcalfe ♦Nell Rubins Thompson *J. Roland Pennock ♦Ruth Cleaver Carter Henry C. Hadley David C. Meyer Charles E. Tilton Samuel R. M. Reynolds Marvin R. Coles ♦William M. Harvey Lucius D. Mills Margaret Mackey Titus Peirce L. Richards, Jr. Marian Lillian Colson ♦Mary Alma Hull Hoy John S. Milne ♦Raymond A. Townley ♦Charles E. Rickards ♦Julien C ornell ♦Esther Seaman Jackson *J. Clinton Molitor ♦Selden Y. Trimble, IV ♦Alice Jenkinson Ripley ♦Virginia Stratton Cornell Margaret Paxson Jacob ♦William F. Ogden ♦Elizabeth Hopper Tucker *W. John Rust Pauline Calhoun Darlington ♦Lawrence E. Jewett ♦Rogers Palmer J. Philip W alker ♦Katharine Snyder Sasse ♦Franklin C. Eden David C. Jillson E. Dillwyn Parrish Ora Lewis Wheatley Sarah Percy Simms In memory of Edgar Emerson *W. T. Jones ♦Katharine Turner Parsons Robert K. Whitten ♦Walter O. Simon ♦Haines B. Felter ♦Thomas S. Keefer, Jr. Richard M . Perdew ♦Esther Wilson Widing Horace H. Smith John H. Fergus Nox M. Kehew ♦Frances Spence Plate ♦Theodore Widing Timothy E. Smith ♦Eleanor Flexner ♦H. Dietz Keller ♦William B. Plate ♦Albert F. Wiessler ♦Robert M. Stabler ♦Warner W. Gardner ♦Clara Sigman Kirsch ♦Elizabeth Sharpies Pusey ♦Margaret B. Williams ♦Erma Goldsmith Strauss ♦Dorothy Ditter Gondos ♦Robert H. Lamey Florence Meade Puzon ♦Gertrude Jolls Winde ♦Walter S. Studdiford ♦Josephine Tremain Gould ♦Anna Ridgway Lang Frederick L. Redefer ♦Alice Jemison Wood ♦Theodore Suckow ♦R. Lisle Gould ♦Barbara Pearson Lange In memory of G. Raymond Rettew ♦Frances Ramsey Worth Herbert K. Taylor, Jr. ♦Margaret Gurney ♦Mary Palmer Lichtenberg ♦Eunice Jones Russell ♦Charlotte Salmon Wright Laurence Test *C. Bertram Hammell ♦Eleanor Martindale.Lowe ♦Ruth Ennis Saw yer ♦Elizabeth McCabe Thieme Alice Casey Hay ♦Beatrice Beach MacLeod ♦Elizabeth Stam ford Sharpless ♦Jack B. T h om p son Harry He ward, Jr. ♦Donald K. McGarrah F. Maxwell Shuster ♦Lois Thompson Thompson 1929 ♦Virginia Fell Heysham (Deceased) ♦Ruth Stauffer M cKee ‘ George W. Spangler (D e ce a s e d ) Eldredge M. Hiller ♦Elizabeth Maxfield-Miller Ellen Bryan Swartzlander In memory of Lois Thompson Class Representative: Sarah Powell Huntington In memory of Florence V. Miller John H. Sw ope T h om p son PHILIP E. COLEMAN Alice Atkinson Johnson ♦Elizabeth Hiebel Metzl ♦Grace V . Thoenen ♦Mary Meyer Tolman ♦Louise Yerkes Kain Adelaide Emley Minogue ♦Richard F. T h om pson Joseph J. T om lin Alumni Fund: $11,192.00 ♦Richard M. Kain ♦Margaret Zabriskie Nichols ♦Marjorie M ode Tily ♦Rebecca Hathaway Torreson Participation: 50.5 ♦Ada Fuller Keefer ♦Edward L. Noyes ♦Frederick S. Townley Helen Zendt Trautwein Total Gifts: $12,492.00 ♦Frances Eaton Kraaymes ♦Margaret Davis Palmer Helen Spang W eber ♦Virginia Melick Turner Challenge Earnings: $1,401.00 ♦Helen Headley Krist ♦Rutherford T. Phillips ♦Jean Prosser Webster ♦Catharine Bonner Vail Cecilia Garrigues Kuehner ♦Kathryn Sonneborn Read Mae Krell W eisfeider ♦Frances McCafferty White ♦Alice Hutchinson Ayres ♦Edward M. Lapham, Jr. ♦Ellen Fernon Reisner Katharine Carl W hitney Marion Brown Wiles ♦Anna Hull Baker Rebecca Hadley Larson ♦Mariana Webster Robinson ♦Neil H. W ilson ♦Elmer D. Wilt In memory of Curtis L. Barnes ♦Malcolm R. Longshore ♦Walter H. Robinson ♦Dorothy Troy Young ♦Norman H. Winde Alice Williams Barron Marian Reynolds Mason ♦Caroline Jackson Rushmore IN A Foundation Ruth Longacre Wright ♦Caroline Robison Bishop Hugh McDiarmid ♦Leon A. Rushmore, Jr. October, 1975 5 Carson V. Ryan Willis C. Armstrong Margaret Loeb Bierman ‘ Edith Serrill Galloway •Paul B. Oehmann * Amelia Enhardt Sands Edith Baltz Baldwin David W. Bishop ‘ Mary Ellen Dobbins Grant ‘ Catherine Bays Parrish •Roy D. Simon ‘ Mary Vlachos Barden ‘ John S. Brod ‘ Cynthia Wentworth Hannum ‘ Lawrence L. Parrish Daniel Sinclair, III ‘ Barbara Colona Bennett ‘ Robert M. Browning ‘ Herbert B. Harlow •Priscilla Johnson Patton ‘ Ruth Cal well Snyder ‘John M. C. Betts ‘ Mirni Schafer Buresh Edson S. Harris, Jr. •Helen Shilcock Post Jane Michener Spangler ‘ Barbara Batt Bond ‘ Robert J. Cadigan Armason Harrison •Richard Post * Marjorie M. Starbard ‘ Maradel Geuting Burton *S. Dean Caldwell, III Ken Hechler Donald M. Powell ‘ David W. Stickney Mary Tupper Cable ‘ Helen Mansfield Carroll ‘ David Heilig ‘ Emily Carpenter Pratt Esther Dudley Swern ‘ Elizabeth Scattergood Carson ‘Thomas G. Casey ‘ Theodore Herman ‘ Mary Elma White Price * Robert L. Testwuide ‘ Aldyth Longshore Claiborn ‘ Lucile Montgomery Churchill *H. Kimble Hicks Harry D. Robinson Margaret Mix Thomas *W. Wendell Clepper ‘ Stephen Clark ‘ James C. Hill Sidney Hamilton Robinson ‘ Margaret Williams Thompson ‘ Hunter Corbett *J. Stokes Clement, Jr. ‘ Barbara Ivins Preston Roche ‘ Donald C. Turner ‘ Jeannette Marr Corbett ‘ Margaret Anderson Crowley ‘ Emily D. Jarratt ‘ Marlette Plum Sawyer William R. Tyson ‘ James L. Crider, Jr. ‘ Helen Van Tuyl Davis Van Dusen Kennedy Robert S. Schairer ‘ Merritt S. Webster Florence Cocks Daniels ‘ Elizabeth Seaman Dawes ‘ Robert B. Lewis Margaret Barber Scholten ‘ Howard C. Westwood ‘ Emily Howland Darling In memory of Charles Edmund Delp Doris Sonneborn Lippincott ‘ David H. Scull ‘ Raymond H. Wilson, Jr. A. Oram Davies Margaret Cresson Detweiler Kathleen Burnett McCann John W. Seybold Robert H. Wilson Edwin G. DeLaney •Ruth Kewley Donahower *Dino E. McCurdy ‘ John P. Sinclair ‘ Barbara Briggs Winde ‘ Margaret Ball Dellmuth ‘ Edith May Dudgeon William J. Mercer •Elizabeth Krider Snowden ‘ Natalie Harper Wood ‘ Henry F. Donahower ‘ Dorothy Coleman Engler ‘ John G. Moxey, Jr. Martha Altick Stahl *C. Brooke Worth ‘ Bassett Ferguson, Jr. In memory of Harry Clay Evans ‘ Janet Viskniskki Munson ‘ Christine Robinson Taylor ‘ Helen Andrews Zehner ‘ Frank E. Fischer ‘ Janet Snedded Finch Elizabeth Hodges Murphy ‘ William D. Taylor Corning Glass Works Foundation Helen Fisher Kathleen Dillon Fraze ‘ Caroline Dunham Naylor ‘ Robert C. Turner Fidelity Bank ‘ Charlotte Kimball Gilbert ‘ Ruth Hallowell Gray ‘John H. Nixon Mary Maris Warren Mellon National Bank & Trust ‘ Lewis M. Gill ‘ Lucinda Thomas Hafkenschiel ‘ Courtland D. Perkins ‘ William F. Whyte C om p an y ‘ Yvonne Muser Given ‘ Virginia Sutton Harrington ‘ Marguerite Tamblyn Pierson Elizabeth Himes Winebrenner Janet Graves •Janet Post Herkart *J. R ichard R eid William P. Wood 1932 ‘ Walter W. Herrmann Gordon E. Hunt •James N. Rice Elizabeth Coffin Wright Arthur C. Holman ‘ Raymond M. Immerwahr Margaret Bye Richie ‘ Winifred Johnson York Class Representative: Mary Creager Howard ‘ Edward L. Jackson ‘ Margaret Hardy Sachter Hartford Insurance Group RUTH CLINE WRIGHT Gustina Croll Hunter ‘ Katherine Grier Joyce ‘ Thalia Hammer Schultz Lukens Steel Foundation ‘ Ada Clement Jones ‘James F. Kelly Edward M. Siegel X e r o x Fund Alumni Fund: $3,621.00 ‘ Harold D. Jones *M. Thomas Kennedy •Watson Snyder, Jr. Participation: 47.6 ‘ George T. Joyce ‘ Mary Amthor Kent Georgia Heathcote Stallman Total Gifts: $3,766.00 •Barbara Crosse Kellogg Hilda Gruenberg Krech Edith Lent Taylor Challenge Earnings: $1,091.00 ‘ Marie Brede Laug ‘ Isabella Eustice Leach ‘ Sue Thomas Turner •William F. Lee Helen Pike Leadbeater ‘ Jean Brosius Walton Class Representatives: JA M ES H. CO G SHALL ‘ Dorothy Slee Algeo ‘ Katherine Rowe Lentz ‘ Mabel Clement Lee *F. Joachim Weyl W. Raoul Allstetter ‘ Eugenie Harshbarger Lewis Robert F. Lewine Ethel Coppock Woodbury ELEANOR EVES COGSHALL ‘ Hilda Loram Bailey Mary A. Lilly Paul W. Lunkenheimer William Penn Worth ‘ Katherine Hunt Bennett Dorothy Underwood Livezey ‘ Jane Parrott MacGill Container Corporation of America Alumni Fund: $7,467.88 ‘ Anne Chapman Booth •Gustav C. Meckling *L. Thomas MacGill, Jr. Dart Industries, Inc. Participation: 47.8 ‘ Nora Ravi Booth Louis J. Meunier, Jr. ‘ Grace Shelly Mader Dow Corning Corporation Total G ifts: $8,155.38 Edward M. Brecher ‘ Catharine Himes Miller ‘ Anne Bowly Maxfield Gibbs & Hill, Inc. Challenge Earnings: $1,319.00 ‘ Kenneth F. Broomell ‘ Franklin Miller, Jr. In memory of Arthur T. McKeag Ralph M. Parsons Company Christian B. Anfmsen, Jr. Joseph E. Colson •M ax B. M iller, Jr. Marian Hubbell Mowatt Sun Oil Company ‘ Katharine White Beecher ‘ John A. Crowl (Deceased) ‘ Katharine Morris Mills •Nancy Foster Neumann ‘ Elizabeth Dobson Broomell ‘ Robert C. DaCosta ‘ Marcia Lamond Moxey G. William Orr *G. Lupton Broomell, Jr. ‘ Winifred Marvin Daniell •Edith Jackson Nelson ‘ James A. Perkins James E. Buckingham Stanley H. Daniels •Frances Passmore Pike ‘ Frank C. Pierson *C. Oliver Burt ‘ Katharine Wilson Davies *H. Lloyd Pike Ethel Ostrom Pilcher Class Representatives: LAWRENCE L. PARRISH William C. Campbell ‘ Anna Janney De Armond Louise Hiller Poole John H. Prest Dorwin P. Cartwright ‘ Dorothy F. Deininger Arabel Jaquette Porter ‘ Elizabeth Carver Preston CATHERINE BAYS PARRISH ‘ Keith W. Chalmers ‘ James B. Doak (Deceased) •Franklin Porter ‘ Charles C. Price ‘ Marguerite Cotsworth Clark Ralph A. Emling Dorothy Pyle Powell ‘ Marion Hirst Pritchard Alumni Fund: $7,001.94 ‘ Eleanor Eves Cogshall ‘ Dorcas Eyler Ensor Helen Flanagan Randle In memory of Lorraine Marshall Participation: 51.8 ‘ James H. Cogshall John W. Evans, Jr. ‘ Mary Tomlinson Rives Pyle Total Gifts: $7,491.94 ‘ Benjamin Cooper ‘ Helena Salmon Fisher H. Jane Ashby Rolandelly ‘ Frances Lang Reid Challenge Earnings: $6,493.00 ‘ Isabel Benkert Daly ‘ Doris Runge Fleer ‘ Warren L. Sharfman ‘ Ruth Lippincott Rice ‘ Frances Reinhold Fussell ‘ Howard D. Sipler ‘ Ellis B. Ridgway, Jr. *William Diebold, Jr. ‘ Margaret Littlewood Gibbs ‘ Jane Moore Smith George S. Schairer Elsie Pitman Avila ‘ Dorothy Ogle Graham ‘ Thomas R. Smith Pauline Tarbox Schairer •Helen Price Belser Holly Ross Draper ‘ Robert E. Hadeler *W. Jerome Smith ‘ Sarah Dunning Schear Richard L. Bigelow ‘ Mary Phillips Engle Florence Arnold Hoadley ‘ Ellen Lamb Snodgrass ‘ Grace Biddle Schembs *Frank H. Blumenthal Ruth Shoemaker Flaccus ‘Joan Kelley Fowler Charles H. Hunt Babette Schiller Spiegel ‘ Margaret Wolman Schwartz Laszlo Borbas ‘ Ward S. Fowler Howard W. Johnson (D e ce a se d ) ‘ Helen Packard Smith Carolyn Keyes Cadwallader ‘James R. Gardner *J. R ussell Jones In memory of Babette Schiller Katherine Rea Sonneman *T. Sidney Cadwallader, 11 Clark Kerr Spiegel T. Noel Stem *Elizabeth Smith Campbell *Margaret L. Germann Grace Eckman Gilbert ‘ M ax K ohn H. Parker Stamford ‘ Elizabeth Blessing Van Kirk Eleanor Gies Coes ‘ Edna Pusey Legg ‘ Winifred Scales Stearns ‘ Marise Fairlamb van Trump Esther Fair Cooper •Joseph H. Hafkenschiel, Jr. ‘ Davis L. Lewis, Jr. •Willis Stetson’ ‘ Evelyn Dotterer Weidemann *Louise Watkins Crane *A. Thomas Hallowell ‘ Marian Pierce Love ‘ Grace Snyder Stuart ‘ Louise Stubbs Williams ‘ Philip D. Croll J. A lan H arper ‘ Edwin S. Lutton Patricia Dent Trammell •Ned B. Williams * Philip A. Crowl * Janet Hart ‘ Virginia Melchior Lutton Catherine Pierson Turner •Frederick E. Willits Ruth Strattan Cummins * Richard Heavenrich ‘ Helen Cocklin Marples ‘ Howard S. Turner ‘ Ida Bowman Worth *Emily P. Dodge Ernest R. Herbster ‘ Louise Windle Mook ‘ Daniel S. Volkmar ‘ Robert E. Worth Gretchen Relier Doolittle ‘Kate Meyer Herman ‘ Katherine Herschleb Newman Franz Von Bitter ‘ Porter R. Wray Lenore Boyer Dunn *Ruth Mary Lewis Hill ‘ Jean Walton Noyes *J. E dw ard W alker ‘ Robert A. Young *J. Earle Edwards, Jr. Virginia Jacobs Hill ‘ Helen West Nutting Anne Mode Walton Bethlehem Steel Corporation ‘Alice Robinson Erb *Louise P. Housel Helen Grumpelt Oren Edward H. Walton Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation Euretta Davis Falconer Barbara Lesher Hughes ‘ William H. Perloff Elizabeth Stammelbach Welfling Fidelity Bank (D e ce a s e d ) George D. Hulst, Jr. Kathleen C. Quinn Weldon Welfling In memory of Euretta Davis Falconer *Margaret Parton Hussey Sarah Sargent Ramberg (Deceased) ‘ Elizabeth Passmore Willis Robert M. Falconer Frank A. Hutson, Jr. 1935 Alfred R. Rauch ‘ Richard B. Willis *James A. Finley, Jr. ‘ Sam uel I. Kalkstein ‘Jean Reynolds Alice Cope Wills ‘ Sherman Garrison, Jr. Elizabeth Jackson Kamp Class Representative: Katharine Thompson Ryan •Velma Wetzel Zellner *Charles R. Gemer Wayne L. Lees EDSON S. HARRIS, JR. *Eda Patton Smack Dresser Foundation *Helen Malone Glass Charles W. Loeb ‘ Ruth Hadley Smith Fidelity Bank *Mary Laird Graeser W. Allen Longshore, Jr. Alumni Fund: Walter F. Snyder Ingersoll-Rand Company $8,884.73 Robert K. Greenfield Charles S. Lyon ‘ Mary Tyler Somervell Provident National Bank Participation: 47.5 * Franklin J. Gutchess *Constance Smith McNally Robert C. Sonneman Reader’s Digest Association, Inc. Total G ifts: $10,292.23 * Katharine Tyson Haupt ‘ Carol R. Murphy ‘ Elizabeth S. Stirling Scott Paper Company Foundation Challenge Earnings: $1,794.00 *Joan Keller Hertzberg James A. Murphy ‘ Helen Gates Taylor Sun Oil Company Walter R. Hickman Myrtle Corliss Nash ‘ Louis S. Walton, Jr. United Illuminating Company A n on y m ou s ‘ Elisabeth Coale Humphrey ‘ Alison Carswell Naylor ‘ Priscilla Miller Weed ‘ Eugenie Holt Arbuthnot ‘ Richard Humphrey Harold P. Newton^, Jr. Caroline Hales Bailey ‘ Margaret Mauger Kellogg ‘ Hazel Burritt Oehler ‘ Mabel Lawrence Whitney 1934 Evelyn Patterson Wickersham •Kathryn Bassett Frank A. Krutzke Margaret Rhoads Pohe ‘ Carolyn Jones Williams Class Representative: Elizabeth Lane Beardsley ‘ Eugenia White Lawrence *Mina Waterman Power ‘ Thomas A. Wilson PAUL W. LUNKENHEIMER Clarence D. Bell ‘ Katherine Lever *Olva Faust Quick Bethlehem Steel Corporation •Jane Sill Birge George McCandlish (Deceased) *Elizabeth Stilz Reinhardt Haskins & Sells Foundation, Inc. Alumni Fund: $11,045.87 Anne Branson Boardman In memory of George McCandlish Eleanor Clapp Richie Participation: 46.9 Myron L. Boardman •Ruth Henderson McDowell Barton W. Rope Total G ifts: $38,479.21 Harry R. Bomberger ‘ Elinor Potter Miller ‘ Elizabeth Rowland Challenge Earnings: $2,954.00 ‘ Martha Spencer Burke *Dorothy Hoyt Mollin *E. Morton Schaffran 1933 ‘ Rosemary Cowden Cadigan Barbara Blackburn Myers William T. Scott A n on y m ou s ‘ Mary Isabel Cake ‘ Charlotte Jones Newman ‘ Erwin F. Shrader Class Representative: ‘ John Abrams ‘ Dorothy Glenn Clement JANE MOORE SMITH Katherine Hibbert Andrews ‘ Elizabeth Blair Cochran ‘ Frances Allen Archer ‘ Marcia Hadzsits Crawford Alumni Fund: $12,874.86 ‘ Elinor Clapp Arguimbau David E. Davis 1975 1974 Participation: 56.8 Abigail Dewing Avery ‘ Shirley Davis Percent of alumni participation 44.87 47.61 Total Gifts: $14,254.86 ‘ Elizabeth Geddes Baker ‘ Galen W. Ewing $81.28 Challenge Earnings: $8,440.00 ‘ Walter T. Baker, Jr. •Elizabeth Chaney Ferguson Average alumni gift $85.45 ‘ Donald W. Baxter In memory of Ellen Pearson Fogg Total average gift $83.03 $79.68 ‘ Constance Draper Ankenbrandt ‘ Nina Bowers Beecham James M. Funke Swarthmore Alumni Issue George W. Singiser •William L. Nute, Jr. Robert H. Morris •Donald E. Johnson •Stephen G . Lax •Anne Brooke Smith Margaret Davenport Nutt Sarah Underhill Nafe •Adalyn Purdy Jones June Thomas Lemke •Manning A . Smith Nathalie Irvine O ’Connell •David M. Olds Charles M. Judson •Philip B. Lorenz Martha L. Smith Jane Meyer O ’Donnell •James S. Ottenberg •Mary Ellis Kahler •Barbara B rooks S m oyer •Peter F. Oesper •Ellen Williams Luker •Eleanor Johnson Painter John W. Kalb C. Arthur Spaulding, Jr. Virginia Raebeck Owens Jane Richardson Mapes •William D. Patterson In memory of John H. Kaufmann Thomas F. Spencer •Mary Herrick Porter Ruth Whitson Marsh •Gertrude Maginniss Peelle John G . Kehler, Jr. •Patty M orris Stabler •Harry F. Reid, Jr. John F. Marshall •Robert B. Peelle •Virginia Burger Knight •Carolyn W ood Stamford Sarah Deardoff Reider •Martha Cleavinger McCaskie •Margaret Wood Post Doris English Kocenski •Frances Dering Stewart •Katharine Scherman Rosin •Joanna Hill Mikesell •William C. Rittman •Helen Zentmyer Kreykenbohm •Richard J. Storr •Helen Schmidt Rubio Glenn E. Miller, Jr. Jane Martin Roberts •Frances Rogers Langdon •Margaret Cupitt Struble Estate of Edith Runge John A . M iller, II John W. Roberts •Jean Ellen Lashly •Alma Helbing Stucker •Russell M. Shepherd Elizabeth Malcolm Murray Robert B. Rock wood Evelyn Spencer Lees •Leonard F. Swift •Mary McDermott Shideler Jane Wheeler Norman •Ann Douglass Salomon •Helen Crosby Lewy Charles I. Taggart •Eric L. Simmons Helen Osmun Parker •Nancy Bockius Scott •Sherman C. Lloyd, Jr. Helen Hornbeck Tanner Edwin B. Smith •Morgan Pirnie •Mary Ryan Seagrave Margaret Harding Love •Samuel Raymond Josephine Peters Terrell Allen G. Snyder Gertrude Blood Seybold Martin L. Low Isabel W ilde T h om son •Carolyn Yerkes Spalding •Dorothy Turner Reed •Caroline Shero •Dorothy Macy, Jr. *J. A rcher T urner, Jr. •J. D avid R eed •Jean Weltmer Stetson •Jean C. Slack Edith Harper Marshall J. Mark Robinson •Marjorie Kleine Vela Elizabeth Watson Stiles •Eleanor Pancoast Smith Thomas A. Mawhinney •Barbara Pearson W alker •Virginia Vawter Storr •Alex M. Rosenblum •Margaret Trimble Smith Henry E. McCone, Jr. •Ann E. W hitcraft Betty J. Madden Sundheim Jane Blankenhorn Schieve •Elvin R. Souder Robert M. McCormack •Sidney L. W ickenhaver David Todd •Gabriele Derenberg Schiff Barbara Steams Rachael Andrus Meixell •Frederick J. Wiest, Jr. Guerin Todd Walter J. Scott, Jr. •Clio Bames Stearns •Charles F. R. Mifflin •Jean Dithridge W ohlsen •Marian Snyder Ware Marian Parker Sedgwick •Mary Whitford Streit •Walker L. Mifflin, Jr. Richard M . W orth •Elizabeth Biggerstaff Wathen •Richard B. Setlow Frederick C. Strong, III •Richard P. Moses Muriel E ckes Zacharias •Gertrude S. Weaver •Adrienne Shero •Margaret King Stroop •Celia Price Patterson •Frances L. Shero Emily Whitman Zayyani Eleanor Ferguson Whitehead •John C. Thomas Robert W. Poole American Telephone and Telegraph Elizabeth Hay Wiest •Anne Davis Shullenberger Jane Hastings Thompson •A. Willis Post Com pany •Deborah O Wing •Marjorie Todd Simonds Stewart Thorn Otto E. Pribram Atlantic Richfield Foundation Cyrus F. Wood •Jerome Simson •Alden Todd Ethel Van R. Price G ulf Oil Foundation •Richard B. Wray Morton L. Slater Bruce R. Valentine •Joseph M. Redheffer P. R. M allory C om p a n y Chemical Bank •Beatrice Noehren Smith Paula Swarthe Van Hyning John W. Reid Foundation, Inc. Dresser Foundation Richard O. Smith •Robert B. Walker William H. Reller •Robb V. Smith General Electric Foundation John B. Warrington, Jr. •Charles S. Rice Walter Steuber Medusa Foundation 1938 •Gordon S. Watts •Jane Rittenhouse •Ruth Wilbur Stickney Merck Company Foundation •Virginia Morse Wells •Lewis M. Robbins Edith Melville Taylor Mobil Foundation, Inc. •Gary White Class Representative: Jean Belknap Robertson •Caroline D. Underwood Northwestern Mutual Life ELIZABETH STUBBS COOPER James M. Wilson, Jr. Martha McCord Robinson •Ruth Franck Van Collie Insurance Company Samuel Wolfe •Jane Kellock Setlow Elizabeth Earll Verlie Science Research Associates Inc. •Edward H. Worth. Jr. Alumni Fund: 24,088.66 Suzanne Cunningham Sheldon E. Joseph Verlie, Jr. Transamerica Corporation John F. Wright Participation: 50.3 Paul H. H. Snyder •Robert I. Walter Atlantic Richfield Foundation Total Gifts: $61,660.31 •Mary Roelofs Stott Margery Brearley Ward Bethlehem Steel Corporation Challenge Earnings: $1,734.00 1939 •Jane Gilruth Strong Isabel Durkee Warner Corning Glass Works Foundation Florence Manbeck Stump •Frances Brown Watts General Electric Foundation Anonym ous Class Representative: •Procter Thomson, Jr. (Deceased) •Jane Northup White Alfred F. Ash DAVID M. O LDS Haskins & Sells Foundation, Inc. Rexford E. Tompkins •Barbara Jean Winne In memory of Jane Klaer Aspinall Massachusetts Mutual Life Virginia Mayer Valentine George A. Wright, Jr. Insurance Company John E. Baer Alumni Fund: $10,895.13 Phyllis Stevens Van Antwerp Armstrong Cork Company Rohm & Haas Company James H. Beardsley Participation: 59.9 •Marion Rydholm Van Brunt C.I.T. Foundation, Inc. Squibb Corporation •Byron H Waksman Ellen Sch ock B ishop Total Gifts: $11,152.63 Columbia Gas System Service Samuel W. Warburton Boris Blai, Jr. Challenge Earnings: $ 4,252.00 Corporation •Alan Bloch Betsy Platt Weiner Corning Glass Works Foundation •George D. Braden •Charlotte Dean Appleton 1940 Minnie Moore Weiss General Electric Foundation Emily C . Brearley •Barbara Shaw Bell Donald K. Weltmer Moran Guaranty Trust Company of •Margaret Ann Rusk White •John H. Breckenridge •Charles R. Bell Class Representative: N.Y. Lawrence C. Wolfe •Miriam B ooth B reckenridge •Elise Stone Bell ADALYN PURDY JO N ES American Standard, Inc. David Brown Mary James Bell P. R. Mallory Company John Hunn Brown •Joseph C. Bender Alumni Fund: $7,284.50 1942 Foundation, Inc. •Lois Wright B row n •William E. Boom Participation: 52.0 White Motor Corporation Margaret Menuez Brown Lewis C. Bose Total G ifts: $7,647.00 •Charles A . C aldw ell Class Representative: Mary C. Bowers Challenge Earnings: $2,088.00 LIN D SAY H. W OLFE •John R. C arlson, Jr. •Vincent S. Boyer •Harriet D ana C arroll Nicholas K. Braun 1941 Alumni Fund: $8,559.71 •William R. Carroll Grace Thomas Brickley Barbara Binger Abrams Participation: 57.5 •David W . Chaney •John R. Brown •William C. Adamson Class Representative: Total Gifts: $11,644.71 •Faith Barsalow C haney Paul H. Buchanan, Jr. Richard B. Angell EDWARD A. CHASINS Challenge Earnings: $7,085.00 Elizabeth Willits Cocks •Edward G. Caruthers •Alden S. Bennett •Carl C C olket Mary Goodwin Cheydleur •Eleanor Yearsley Bennett Alumni Fund: $8,272.00 •Elizabeth Stubbs C o o p e r F. Eugene Clark John L Bigelow Participation: 50.0 •Isabel Bennett Abbott George B. Cooper •Louis F. Coffin, Jr. •Jeanne Cotten Blum Total Gifts: $9,259.50 •David E. Alburger In m em ory o f Elizabeth M im s Whitney Collins •Edward B. Booher Challenge Earnings: $2,202.00 Nancy Hart Allison Couch •F. Maijorie Cook Jean Woehling Bosler Janice Robb Anderson Elise H agedorn C ristol •Lawrence C. Craig •Miles W. Bowker •Constance Kent Barnett Mary Elizabeth Dumm •Rachel Martenet Craig •Frank Broomell •Vera Starbard Adkins Lucy Rickman Baruch •Maijorie Van Deusen Edwards Samuel L. Cresson Richard L. Burke, Jr. •Claude E. Anderson, Jr. Aline W olff Benjamin •Alice Fernsler Elbert Jessie Petty Davis •Elizabeth Walker Burnes •Frank W. Appleton, Jr. •Doris Barbano Blanche Jean Tom pkins F ort Patricia Schock Diesbach Katherine Lindsley Camp •Barbara Ballou •Caroline Manning Bolton •Ann Lapham Frazer Richard A. Dimpfl William P. Camp Barbara Beckjord Batten •George C. Bond *E. W ayne Frazer Samuel A. Epstein Martha Eastwick Carroll Benson A. Bowditch •Margot Seward Botsford •Linda G aede •Ralph H Fisher Miriam Wight Cheesman Gail Tappan Bowditch Anne Whitney Calloway •Elizabeth Brosius G arrison George R. Fornwalt •Llewellyn Clevenger, III •Ethel W olf Boyer Margaret Morgan Capron •David A . G oldsm ith Alexandra Illmer Forsythe Ernest D. Courant •Josephine Clarke Braden William M. Capron •Kermit G ord on 1 Jean Davis Gibb •Marian Edwards Cox *F. Preston Buckman Mary Zimmermann Clark Janet Gingrich G reen w ell •Katherine Gibson Gilbert Charles H. Crothers Robert J. Cahall •Howard Y. Clymer •William T . H arrison Gretchen Collier Gmelin •Hope Griswold Curfman Edward A. Chasins •Mary Griscom Colegrove Charles D . H endley •Mary Grinnell Gordon Ruth Pierce Davis H. DeHaven Cleaver, Jr. •Ann Whitford Comstock •Carolyn Hogeland Herting •Elizabeth Taylor Goshorn Barbara Deweese Day •Ross Clinchy Elizabeth E. Cook Margaret Deknatel Hinman •Robert M. Goshorn •Ralph I. Dunlap, Jr. Elizabeth Jackson Coulter Jane Vogt Cooke •Catharine M . H itch ock •Mary Hoagland Gruen •Charles A. Eberle, Jr. •Anthony J. Degutis •Stanton E. Cope R. Murray Hoffman, Jr. Florence Yard Harris •Mary Lois Broomell Eberle Elizabeth Turner Dehn •David S. Cowden Elizabeth W ay H on eym an •Dale L. Herndon Josephine Elias Elverson •Frederick S. Donnelly, Jr. •Janet Carpenter Deckert •Elizabeth Bittle Johns Marion Rous Hodgkin Mary Ellen Sturdevant Foster Frank H. Erdman •Katherine Keeler Deegan •Charlotte W eav er Jones Frederick S. Holderle Robert W. Foster •Barbara Morehead Ferguson •Paul A . D ew ald Barbara W etzel K aspar •Elizabeth Michael Hopkins Charles A. Gemberling John B. Ferguson, Jr. •Margaret Shoemaker Dietz Peter D . Kaspar Margaret Cheeseman Huselton Dorothy Hubbell Gemmill •Marjorie Reid Foley Rowland E. Dietz •Carola Z igrosser K avanaugh M. Alice Rickey Jakle •Jacqueline Parsons Goodwin Helen Howard Fornwalt •William H. Dietz Hellmuth L. K irchschlager Paul S. Jessup •Elizabeth K. Graves Hazel Bazett Froscher •Margaret Macomber Douglas •Nathan S. Kline Elizabeth Jackson Johnson •Edward F. Green Robert M. Frye •Phyllis Tait Dunham David Lane •Edmund Jones Eleanor Evans Harman •Elaine Gerstley Fuld •Sarah Lindley Ehrich •Eugene M . Lang Wellington D. Jones, Jr. •Laura Knapp Harper •Helen Tomlinson Gibson Barbara Elias •John H. Lashly •Margaret Chase Judd Arthur C. Hartman, Jr. •Dorothy Rakestraw Gould Esther Haviland Farrior *Anne.Tracy Lederer •Elizabeth Goodrich Kalkstein Harry H. Haverstick, Jr. Clarence S. Gulick •Mary Weintraub Felsten •Jean Evans Lee Joan Pascal Karasik •Marion S. Hayden Margaret Johnson Hall Dorothy Ernst Foster •Frederick A. Levering, III •Mary Solis-Cohen Keller •Edward D. Henderson Edward E. Hannum Roger A. Frost •Margaret Bill L ew is Walter Lamb •Peter Henle Catherine Embree Harris Elizabeth Holbrook Gabriel John K. L o v e , Jr. Edward S. Little •Theda Ostrander Henle *M. Grant Heilman •John K. Griffin •Clare Heilman Loventhal •Leland S. MacPhail, Jr. Mildred Macturk Howard •Guy Henle •Virginia Boggs Gunn •James A. Malcolm, Jr. •Janet Wilson Malcolm Esther G. Howes Carol Hoover •Roger K. Harter •Elizabeth M atz M cIn tosh Richard B. Mason G e o r g e I. Hull •Dorothy Maland Ilg Niels Haugaard Betsy Marvin M cK in n ey Ruth Ackerman Maximowicz Raymond C. Ingersoll Eleanor Jones Ingersoll •Edith G. Henderson •Ruth Feely M errill Eva Ladenburg Mayer •Edward A. Jakle *S. Peter Karlow Elizabeth Gillette Jackson Georgette Moyer Most Anne Stone Mcllvain •Rhoda Barney Jenkins •Mary Louise Holbrook Kelly William R. Jones Judith Willits N elson •David McIntyre Carl F. Johnson Creighton B. Lacy •John F. Kelly October, 1975 7 Vivian Goldstein Olum Jane Reppert Jenks Margaret Walker Lippincott Barbara Bowman Kirkpatrick ‘ Jane Hand Bonthron ‘ Ellen Thompson Jennings ‘ Allen S. Mariner Julia Cheyney Knickerbocker Carol Dowdell Brumbaugh ‘ Paul S. Ousley Charles A. Pettit Elizabeth Gibson Jensen ‘ Barbara Hoskins Marshall ‘ Martha Van Kleeck Knoke ‘ William R. Busing ‘ Laurama Page Pixton ‘ Edward M. T. Jones (D e ce a s e d ) ‘ Henry B. Leader ‘ Joan Collet Butler Elizabeth DeNiord Jones ‘ Margaret E. Marshall Jean Ferriss Leich ‘ Jane Pike Buxton ‘ Morton S. Raff Jean Cushing Reed ‘ Faye Stewart Jose ‘ Harry E. McCloskey John F. Leich Janet Goodrich Chapman Jean Roberts Reller ‘ Victor R. Jose Polly Penman McClure Albert H. Lewis John W. Chapman ‘ Jean K een ‘ Pope B. Mclntire Sarah Lee Lippincott ‘ Reed L. Colegrove ‘ Paul Restall William H. Richards Carolyn Roberts Kennett Samuel F. Meisenhelder V irgil L o e b Jr. Elisabeth Thorn Coleman Suzanne Forwood Kistler Zoe Steliotes Meisenhelder Laurence Lohman Robert E. Coleman ‘ Joseph T. Riemer ‘ Doris Morrell Leader ‘ John B. M och el *S. Blair Luckie, III Edward H. Cooley ‘ David W. Riley Emilie Smith Loring Mary Lou Rogers Munts ‘ Helen Spencer Lynch Ruth Brownell Cooper P eter P. Schauffler Helen Connors Schell ‘ William F. McNagny Alice Anne Ritchie Navin ‘ Isabel Logan Lyon C harles P. C ryer Barbara Gauger Mitchell ‘ Jane Martin Newcomer ‘ Anne Jones Martin ‘ Jean Williams Culpepper Felice Klau Shea Gertrude Courant Moser ‘ Catharine MacDonald Nichols ‘ Charles C. Martin James G. Deane ‘ William W. Slocum, Jr. ‘ Tomomi Murakami Elizabeth Oliver Palmer ‘ Dalton C. McAlister Anna Huntington Deming June Corey Smith Frank H. Mustin H. Mitchell Perry, Jr. ‘ Jennie Bradfield McBean Betty Gawthrop Donnelly Charles B. Tachau Harry W. Need, Jr. (Deceased) Doris Carr Pettier Gene Smith McCulloch Orville W. Donnelly David S. Tappan, Jr. ‘ Charles E. Newitt ‘ Winnifred Poland Pierce Elizabeth Letts Metcalf ‘ John L. Dugan, Jr. Thomas O. Taylor ‘ Nancy Morgan Ponch William T. Price, Jr. Marcia Jean Miller Frances Sears Eliot Erika E. Teutsch Henry L. Price, Jr. Ann Geddes Reese M argaret J. M oy er Johan W. Eliot ‘ John S. Thomson ‘ Robert L. Pyle Clayton Rich Gilbert B.Mustin William J. Erdman ‘ Margaret Bebie Thomson Elizabeth Ringo Tobin ‘ Robert E. Rath Margaret Stenstrom Richards Lois Decker O'Neill ‘ John B. Felton ‘ Mary Stewart Trageser Ruth Shepard Richards Ann Solis-Cohen Rosenthal ‘ Margaret Davies Ottenberg ‘ Constance Spink Fleming *A. Robert Trudel Janet McCloskey Robbins ‘ Marion King Schlefer Donald C. Pelz Lydia Brinton Forbes ‘ Miles G. Wedeman Elizabeth Paine Sawyer ‘ Nancy Edwards Schoepperle Anne H. Pike ‘ George C. Ford Thomas R. Scott ‘ Mary Boileau Ramsey ‘ Margaret McCain Ford ‘ Martha Grawols Werle ‘ Walter A. Scheiber Ursula Marsh Scott ‘ Elizabeth Ramsey Reagan ‘ Dean W. Freed ‘ David C. Whipple Madeleine Vibbert Seiler ‘ Harriet Tutelman Seligson Robert E. Rowand Sidney Friend, Jr. ‘ Barclay White, Jr. ‘ Doris Parker Shalley Bruce C. Stewart Jacqueline Quadow Russler ‘ Daniel J. Ganister Emily Gruen White Barbara Bair Shull Eleanor Preston Small James R. Stoudt Joan Lothrop Schaffer Marion Lord Gilroy Lois Walton White ‘ Bernice Abe Tajima Lucy Selligman Schneider ‘ Margaret Woodruff Glenn Irene Hollingsworth Wiemers ‘ Ernest K. Smith, Jr. ‘ Ralph R. Sonnenschein D. Burnham Terrell ‘ Walter T. Skallerup, Jr. Daniel L. Goldwater ‘ Robert L. Young Julia Fishback Terrell Emilie Sylvester Staisey Elizabeth Haines Goldwater Chicopee Manufacturing Company ‘ Robert N. Stauffer Elizabeth Cross Tompkins ‘ Madeleine Tarr Sweeting Martha Siefkin Gordon CIBA-GEIGY Corporation Elmer A. Talcott, Jr. ‘ Warren Uchimoto ‘ Elizabeth Peirce Swift Ira J. G reenhill Container Corporation of America Frank K. Tarbox Patricia Lum Taylor ‘ Jean Blanchard Umland ‘ Virginia Lyons Tear ‘ E linor P. G riest Foundation ‘ Ann Pike Ulrey Arnold F. Van Pelt, Jr. Howard E. Tompkins ‘ Ruth Clark Griffin Federated Department Stores, Inc. ‘ Barbara Johnson Walton *W. Dean Trautman ‘ Jean Forster Hanchett General Cable Fund ‘ Gordon Walker ‘ Jacqueline Alden Wilke ‘ Jane Barus Wehncke Benjamin W. White ‘ Wilberta Moody Hardy General Electric Foundation ‘ Lois E. Wells ‘ Jeanne Curtis Whitesell ‘ Theresa Votaw Harman International Business Machines ‘ Gretchen Wood Williams Margaret E. Wood Kathleen Nicholson Wilkins Joan White Harrison Corporation Hannah Broomell Wilson ‘ Nancy Kent Ziebur ‘ Lindsay H. Wolfe Frances Jones Hastings International Telephone & ‘ David H. Winne Austin Company Foundation Kathleen Oliver Wood ‘ Robert C. Hecht Telegraph Corporation Gladys Woolford Winter Bethlehem Steel Corporation ‘ Cynthia Swartley Zimmer ‘ Barbara Whipple Heilman Merck Company Foundation Phyllis Nelson Yuhas Exxon Education Foundation Atlantic Richfield Foundation ‘ Barbara Valentine Hertz Southern New England Telephone Armstrong Cork Company International Business Machines C1BA-GEIGY Corporation ‘ Virginia Curry Hille Sun Oil Company General Electric Foundation Corporation Foster Wheeler Corporation Betty Stern Hoffenberg Union Oil Company of California International Business Machines Kennecott Copper Foundation General Electric Foundation Suzanne White Hull F oundation Corporation Westinghouse Education NCR Foundation ‘ Mary MacDonald Jackson Westinghouse Educational McGraw-Hill, Inc. F oundation The New Yorker H. Walter Jones, Jr. F oundation Rohm & Haas Company Sherwin-Williams Foundation Olwen M. Jones Square D. Foundation Peter W. Kaiser Union Oil Company of California ‘ Mead Smith Karras 1944 1945 1946 F oundation Ann Satterthwaite Killen William H. Kistler Class Representative: Class Representative: Class Representative: 1943 Herbert J. Leimbach, Jr. DAVID H. WINNE FRANK S. GREENWALD JA N ET S TA N LEY MUSTIN Jeana Davison Levinthal Alumni Fund: $73,256.2! Class Representative: William S. Lieberman Alumni Fund: $13,133.33 Alumni Fund: $6,280.50 Participation: 39.? CLAIRE BARTON OLSEN L. Eldon Lindley, Jr. Participation: 46.3 Participation: 42.0 Beatrice Brewster Linton Total G ifts: $13,316.83 Total Gifts: $6,882.50 Total G ifts: $23,2257! Alumni Fund: $12,302.00 Jean Robinson Loeb Challenge Earnings: $997.00 Challenge Earnings: $1,321.00 Challenge Earnings: $2,245.00 Participation: 44.4 ‘ Caroline Van Sickle Luckie Total Gifts: $21,997.00 Frank L. Lyman A n on y m ou s Edith Brooks Allison David Auld Challenge Earnings: $3,441.00 Henry R. Mahler ‘ Frank Akutowicz ‘ Janet McCombs Baldwin ‘ Helen Dean Baldwin William J. Marshall Anne Stevens Allen ‘ Harriet Bender Barr ‘ George C. Beebe (Deceased) ‘ Richard H. Mayfield Barbara Burt Arnason Mary Jane Gray Bassett ‘ John C. Beers ‘ Eleanor Rittman Adams Joan Johnson McKinley ‘ Edward F. Babbott ‘ Harold W. Benditt Marjorie Colwell Boardman Edward H. Atkinson ‘ Elizabeth Darbishire McNeill Mary Brewster Bamber John C. Bennett Jean Kistler Bornholm Helen Leidesdorf Lanks In memory of David B. Meenan R obert J. B eck George S. Bryan, Jr. Joan J. B rew ster E. Morris Bassett, Jr. ‘ William H. Mills Craig L. Benjamin ‘ Richard C. Burrowes ‘ Frederika Nelson Brooks •Frances Blackburn Burns ‘ Royce E. Beatty ‘ Janet Bartleson Mochel Harry C. Boardman, Jr. ‘ Jonathan F. Bushnell Nicholas A. Beldecos ‘ Peter A. Morris Ruth Morgan Boudinot Penelope Warren Caccavo ‘ Jean Gibson Burrowes Morton S. Beyer ‘ Virginia Donchian Murray Margaret Schroder Bowden Malcolm Campbell ‘ Gale Colton Bushnell ‘ Lenore Manley Biedenbach ‘ Donald G. Olesen ‘ Margaret Keeler Bowen ‘ JepthaJ. Carrell ‘ Scot Butler ‘ Winifred Cammack Bond ‘ Claire Barton Olsen Hugo E. Brandstetter ‘ Lucy Axelbank Cifuentes •Patricia Frank Carey Stephen P. Bredin ‘ Laura Cadwallader Clappison ‘ Alice Mustin Carll ‘ Catherine Doane Burkett ‘ Anna R. Condit Milan S. Cerstvik ‘ William G. Carson Martha L. Counts Jennie Coates Chartier C L A S S L E A D E R S A S O F J U N E 30, 1975 Jean Parker Castore Joan Tewksbury Crapster ‘ Elinor Jones Clapp By Amount Subscribed Sue Mellett Chasins ‘ Barbara Taylor Crawford ‘ Mary Frohman Cohen Virginia Vernon Chennell ‘ Thomas B. Darlington ‘ Sally MacLellan Councill Class Agent Amount ‘ Winifred Boak Comlossy Miriam Goldforb Dinerman ‘ Carroll 1. Crawford Sue Davison Cooffiy Agnes Burdett Domingos ‘ Ruth Smith Creech 1938 1. Elizabeth Stubbs Cooper $24,088.66 *E. Winslow Councill Ethel Farley Douglass R. Bruce Daniels 1930 2. William A . Boone and ‘ Arthur M. Dannenberg Walter L. Douglass, Jr. Marian Priestley Davis William T. Delp Ruth Jackson Boone 20,703.50 ‘ Byron G. Davis, Jr. Harriet Frorer Durham Esther Ridpath Delaplaine ‘John F. A. Earley ‘ John H. Ferger 1931 3. William J . Cresson, Jr. 13,328.83 Shirley Hirst Dierolf ‘ Phyllis Groff Eastbum •Doris Bye Ferm 1946 4. Janet Stanley Mustin 13,256.21 ‘ Roswell C. Dikeman Elizabeth Jones Evans Beverly Brooks Floe ‘ Amy Green Dobronyi •Victor H. Frankel 1944 5. David H . Winne 13,133.33 ‘ Henrietta Pyle Ewing ‘ Margaret Dougherty Donnelly Francis E. Fairman. Ill Marilyn Low Geeslin By Number of Donors ‘ Robert L. Ehrmann ‘ Harriet Sisk Fish ‘ Mary Ann Gehres George R. Engle ‘ Alice Green Fredman Nina Balfour Hall Class Agent Number Mary Louise Denton Engle ‘ Prudence Hyde Gibbons ‘ Barbara Gawthrop Hallowell ‘ Matson G. Ewell David I. Gilchrist Nancy Frick Hammond 1950 1. J. Thomas Montgomery 147 ‘ Martha Fuchs Ferger ‘ Frank S. Greenwald ‘ Grace Kemp Harris 1949 2. Herbert S. Dordick 144 ‘.Louise Zimmerman Forscher ‘ Anne Jackson Grim ‘ Susan E. Harwig Nancy Smith Hayden 1951 3. Richard L. Raymond 139 Robert Freifeld ‘ Walter R. Guild Phyllis Lohr Frost ‘ Mary Stewart Hafer Virginia Staman Herring 1962 4. John T. Warrington, Jr. 135 Marcia C. Gauger ‘ Dorothy Lucking Hagerty •Rosemary Accola Hewitt 1960 5. David A . Horr 131 ‘ Virginia Pennoyer Gehringer Katharine Strong Hammond Nancy Dodge Holloway Joseph R. Gemberling Margrete Jespersen Hartman ‘ Nancy Garver Hoover By Percent of Participation John H. Githens, Jr. Neal E. Heffernan Elizabeth Landon Jacobs Class Agent Percentage Isabella H. Grant Paul V. C. Hough H. Warren Jacobs Beatrice Stoalabarger Grubbs Margaret Chadwell Howe ‘ Kathe Solis-Cohen Jacoby 1908 1. Katharine Griest 83.3 ‘ George A. Heise Gertrude Humphrey Roger D. Keenan ‘ Jerome Kohlberg, Jr. 1909 2. Edith Taylor Muir 75.0 Helen Farnum Henry Patricia Dunham Hunt *Kala Rosenthal Herlands Barton L. Jenks, Jr. Albert Lengyel 1913 3. Letitia M cHose Wolverton 67.5 Priscilla Holmes Herzstein Verdenal Hoag Johnson ‘ Samuel M. Loescher 1930 4. William A . Boone and Anne Miller Hockman John W. Kelly ‘ Elizabeth Lucas Sarah Demond Lutz Ruth Jackson Boone 66.9 ‘ Louise Williams Hoffman James H. Krick George T. Inouye ‘ Margaret Portis Kuhns ‘ Isabel Gamble MacCaffrey 1914 5. Victoria Lesley Steigelman 66.7 William Y. Inouye ‘ Ann Millis Leavenworth Abraham W. Martin Faith Neumann Jansen Jane Plummer Leimbach ‘ Margot Williams McCann 8 Swarthmore Alumni Issu Noble T. McHugh Malcolm H. Smith Edward S. Lawhorne »Joan Buesching McNagny ALUMNI FUND COMMITTEE »Alan B. Spitzer Walter H. Leser »Bruno Mussetto Gavin P. Spofford Betty Jo Larsh Lewis Janet Stanley Mustin 1974-1975 Harriet Cline Stearns Lloyd W. Lewis Sylvia Ward Nargeot Whitney K. Steams »Susan Lurie Lichten Gerald E. Nolin Chairman Christian E . M cM urtrie ’56 Zara Shakow Steiner »William L. Lichten »Edward H. Page Members at Large ’32 - ’35 »Peter D. Sternlight »Margaret L. MacLaren ♦Annette Richards Parent Roland P. Stratton, Jr. »Ruth Wilcox Mahler »Achsah Darnell Pitcher Marian Snyder Ware ’38 John Abrams ’34 »Beth Ash Strode »Paul C. Mangelsdorf, Jr. »John E. Pixton, Jr. Charles E. Eberle, Jr. ’40 ’36 - ’39 , »Dorothy L. Swerdlove »William H. Matchett •H. Phelps Potter, Jr. Robert B. Heaton ’60 »Harriet Inglesby Thomas »Thomas B. McCabe, Jr. Marianne Frey Potter Peter D. Kaspar ’38 J. M orris T rim m er Harry C. McDaniel »Oscar M. Powell, Jr. Barbara Wetzel Kaspar ’38 President, Alumni Association »Melvin B. Troy Katherine Burt McKitterick Esther Moore Power '40 - ’43 < »Betty Mack Twarog »William J. McMillan »Marilyn Peelle Rath Alden S. Bennett '40 »Eloise Schlichting Twombly Lynne Davis Mifflin Katharine Wolfe Rice Laurama Page Pixton ’43 »Richard C. Unger Susan Reinoehl Miller »Jeannette Streit Rohatyn Senior Alumni-1892-1906 ’44 - '47 »R olf Valtin Stephen Mucha »Nancy Grace Roman »Robert V. Whitman Carl G. Mueller Patricia Barns R ose Kendall Landis ’48 Jane Martin Newcomer ’45 Carolyn Bryan Wilson »John L. Need •Miriam Douglas Sanner ’07 - ’ll '48 - ’50 Paul M. Zall Thomas G. Nichols »Cornelia Clarke Schmidt Kathryn Bassett ’35 Bethlehem Steel Corporation Edwin G. Nicholson Paul Seabury Edward Mahler ’50 General Electric Foundation »Robert Z. Norman Robert L. Segal 72 - 75 '51 - ’54 International Telephone & Joan Williams Oehser William A . Shaver Norman Sherrerd ’ 15 Jay G. Ochroch Telegraph Corporation »Barbara Muller Ornstein Mary Brown Sippel Prudential Insurance Company Christian H. Pedersen »Patricia Rupp Sourbeer 76 - 77 ’55 - ’58 o f A m erica »Edward B. Perkins •James Starrels Sewell W. Hodge ’16 Albert W. Preston ’55 Rohm & Haas Company »Jean Ashmead Perkins »Carol Dragstedt Stauffer Oren A. Peterson John B. Stetson 7 8 - ’19 ’59 - ’62 Arden Fish Pierce »Hildreth H. Strode William J. Reilly ’ 18 Linda Rothwell Lee ’60 Kathleen Scott Pilla Nancy Jones Svoboda »Francis C. Tatem, Jr. ’20 - '23 ’63 - '66 1949 »Thomas F. A. Plaut Nancy Aubrey Poland Virginia Cobb Thibodeaux Harry M. Sellers ’22 Richard E. Poole ’63 Mary Fallin Porter Dorothy Bowman Trippel Class Representative: »Colgate S. Prentice Louise Yoder Wells '24 - ’27 ’67 - ’70 H E R B E R T S. DORDICK Jean Presbrey W halen Thomas T. Taylor ’24 »Andrea W olf Rabinowitz Marc J. Sonnenfeld fi68 Louis N. Rashin Anna Fitts Wilkinson Alumni Fund: $13,067.51 ’28 - ’31 David C. Redding »Milton A. Wohl ’71- '74 Participation: 43.6 »Alan Reinstein Mary Dutton Wolfe Philip E. Coleman ’29 Linda A. Valleroy ’72 Total G ifts: $14,532.49 Kathryn Wolfe Roether Lawrence W. Yearke Challenge Earnings: $8,933.00 Joan Le Vino Ross American Telephone & Telegraph Gordon H. Rowe, Jr. Company Long Lines C lass o f 1949 »Anne McLaren Abbate »Thomas R. Saunders Cyprus Mines Corporation »Marjorie D. Moerschner Joan Gallmeyer Clark Walter E. Ahrens Julia W olf Schiller Fluor Foundation »James H. Nash William J. Clark »Joyce Favorite Akerboom »Kathleen Blau Shapiro Ford Motor Company Fund Barbara Swindell Nolin Joanna Meyer Cooper »Murray G. Albertson Edward B. Shaw, Jr. Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Barbara P. Norfleet Esther Leeds Cooperman Robert N. Alfandre »Joel L. Siner and Insurance Company Elisabeth Chase Odum Virginia Butts Cryer *R. Otto Amann Catherine Underhill Smith International Business Machines »Mary Steytler Park »Philip D. Curtin A. Thacher Clarke Anderson Margaret Comfort Smith Corporation Chauncey C. Paxson, Jr. »Barbara Betsch Davison David E. Armington W illiam J. Spangler »Henry E. Peelle, Jr. Irving E. Dayton Winston S. Bailey »Richard A. Spierling Dorothy Dana Peyser Ann Meckes Detwiler »Norman W. Baker »Laura McKnight Stabler 1947 Marjorie Jeanne Potter Ruth Vogt Devlin Joanne Donovan Banta Lois Kelly Stabler Virginia Hood Rogers »Barbara Babcock Dolliver Elizabeth Urey Baranger In memory of Charles L. Starbuck Class Representative: Alan L. Rossbach »Alice Papazian Donnelly Stephen F. Barker Jane de Vries Stark NANCY E B E R L E VALTIN »Howard M. Sachar »Philip K. Evans »R o b e rt B. Benham »Chalmers C. Stroup Jane Ballard Saylor Bradley Fisk, Jr. Alice Clifford Blachly Ruth R. Struik Alumni Fund: $5,941.00 *W. Marshall Schmidt »William H. Frederick, Jr. Robert C. Bleke Edith Williams Swallow • Participation: 45.8 »William C. Sieck Edward L. Frost »Brigitte Frankel Bowman R. Hugh Taylor, Jr. Total Gifts: $6,186.00 »Catherine J. Smith Lois Ledwith Frost »Theodore R. Bromwell Charles E. Taylor, Jr. Challenge Earnings: $1,752.00 »Donald W. Smith »Isabel Brown Galligan Miles J. Brown Henry E. Temple Robert K. Stone Alice Higley Gilbert Robert O. Brown George A. Test *A. Howard Albertson, Jr. »George J. Strauss »Philip L. Gilbert »Joan Ellwood Thomas »Kenneth Allebach »Virginia Stern Brown Lilo Teutsch Strauss Michel A. Glucksman »Samuel J. Todes »Janet H otson Baker Charles M. Bush »Theodore B. Thoma Richard Goldberg Ruth Pretzat Trescott Robert G. Bartle »Edwin M. Bush, Jr. »Adelaide Brokaw Tolberg Simon Goudsmit »Laura Reppert Unger »Miyoko Inouye Bassett Jonathan Claney Jane W. Torrey Richard M. Green »Heinz Valtin Anne Hodges Bolgiano »Edward M. Clark Gloria Clement Townsend »Dorothy Gotwald Guest »Paul W. van der Veur »Dorothea Darrow Bone Bolling Byrd Clarke »Ransom H. Turner, Jr. David F. Hawke Janet Crum Vandre »Howard C. Bowman »Margaret Thomson Colgan Elizabeth Crawford Uhlman »Barbara Darrow Hays Horace W. Breece, Jr. Forrest S. Compton »Richard W. Walkling »Nancy Eberle Valtin »Samuel P. Hays »Lise Wertheimer Wallach »Kenneth T. Brown Charles M. Conver »Volkert Y. Veeder »Warren P. Higgins »Barbara Nelson Wells »Susanne Bradley Bush »William L. Cornog, Jr. »John R. Wenzel *J. A llan H o v e y , Jr. »William H. Will »Margaret Harrison Canedy Richard Cryer »Michael Wertheimer »Richard M. Hurd »Walton F. Canedy Gloria Lane Cushing Margaret White Winters »Ebenezer D. Williams, Jr. Richard A. Johnston »David K. Witheford »Demaris Affleck Carrell »Marjorie Merwin Daggett »Mary Ellen Yardley »Thomas Killip III »Leo G. Woerner »John S. Carson »Joyce Kidder Davis Merle A. Yockey, Jr. J. Vernon Kindall D aniel P. D etw iler »Theodore P. Wright, Jr. »William J. Carter »Lada Hulka Young *E. Kendall Landis »James M. Dolliver »Kay Ropp Zimmerman »Vaughan C. Chambers, Jr. Elisabeth Weisz Zall Lucy Hayes Lawhorne Herbert S. Dordick Bethlehem Steel Corporation Barbara Gates Chandler General Electric Company Henry O. Leichter »William B. Eldredge CPC International, Inc. A. Duncan Chiquoine Girard Bank »David S. Lindau »Ernst Epstein Carrier Corporation Foundation, »Elizabeth Pope Compton lngersoll-Rand Company »John M. Longstreet In c. »David Cornfeld Richard W. Everett Massachusetts Mutual Life »Abraham A. Lurie Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation Donal K. Coyle Sarah Wood Fell Insurance Company Elaine Kite Lynah »John W. Fiske Digital Equipment Corporation »Anna Torrey Davis Parker Foundation »Mary Burnside Mangelsdorf »Selma Eble Flood General Electric Foundation C. Russell de Burlo, Jr. Provident Mutual Life »Samuel R. Mason, Jr. International Business Machines »Robert L. D ecker Robert Forster Insurance Company Carolien Powers Maynard Robert B. Frear Corporation »John W . D ouglass Sun Oil Company »John B. McCrory International Telephone & »Byron S. Ebersole Herbert H. Frost »Jeanne Cummins Mellinger »Alice Heyroth Gifford Telegraph Corporation »Laille Schütz Gabinet Ann Thompson Miller Morgan Guaranty Trust Company George W. Geiger, Jr. Ann Stewart Gilbert 1948 Betty Bassett Miller o f N .Y . Robert F. Gemmill »Maralyn Orbison Gillespie Helen Blankenagel Miller Scott Paper Company Foundation »Clifford R. Gillam, Jr. »Howard S. Gilliams Class Representative: Barbara Sosman Munson Sherwin-Williams Foundation »Mildred Webb Gillam »Morton J. Gollub RICHARD M. G REEN »Elizabeth Monk Myers Towers, Perrin, Forster & Crosby, Hugh R. G ilm ore, III »Donald J. Gordon »Edward P. Neuburg Inc. Alan N . Hall Corinne Edwards Greenwald Alumni Fund: $12,055.51 »Helen Green Neuburg »Susan Smith Harrer George Haverstick, Jr. Participation 43.4 *G. Bruce Overton, III Graham O. Harrison Frederick B. Heitkamp, Jr. Total G ifts: $17,803.01 »Iris Miroy Ovshinsky J. Woodland Hastings »Mary Lee Schell Herndon Challenge Earnings: $3,566.00 Donald G. Oyler Robert G. Hayden W illiam J. H irsch »Raymond Peterson, Jr. 1950 »David L. Hewitt Elizabeth Wilbur Hodges A n on y m ou s Burdette C. Poland Thomas V. Hodges »Herbert R. Hillman, Jr. John F. Adamson Edward B. Rawson »Norman L. Houlberg Class Representative: Peter G . H ollow ay John M. Austin Nancy Bumholz Rawson Edgar M. Housepian J. THOMAS MONTGOMERY Gertrude Enders Huntington Mary Westergaard Barnes William L. Richards H en ry P. H ou ser Eleanor Ward Inouye »Susan Corson Beebe Amy Roosevelt W illiam H unter, Jr. Alumni Fund: $9,359.70 »William N . Kinnard, Jr. James P. Bowditch »Edward L. Ruhe Participation: 45.7 David F. Kirn Montgomery K. Hyun Frances Carey Brown »Sue Williams Saul Total G ifts: $18,381.78 »Jack Kleiner »Wilmer A. Jenkins, II Barbara Lucking Brubaker Mary Strawbridge Schauffler »Herbert Kaiser Challenge Earnings: $1,689.00 ‘ Robert R. Kuske »John M. Brumbaugh Marge Pearlman Scheuer »Ruth Friedenthal Kanter A n on y m ou s »Elizabeth Schauffler Lyman Elizabeth Horton Buckheit Walter Scheuer »John I. Kennedy »Edwin J. Alexander »Richard W. Lyman Berel Caesar »Howard A. Schneiderman »Grace Leslie Kenyon »M argaret P. A llen »Patricia Johnson Maack Enid Hobart Campbell »Marjory Clough Schwertner Morton C. Kimball John W. Anderson Dale Shoup Mayer Marie Failla Campbell »Richard W. Schwertner Emily Ormes Kneebone *E. Boyd Asplundh Mary Jane Gehres McCormick Lucy Hoisington Carver *H. James Sheedy »John B. Koelle »Joseph H. Baffin ^Shirley Lyster M cH u gh Isabel Kellers Chiquoine Joyce Smith Sheldon Eleanor M. Lacy »Mary Teale Baffin »Patricia Sevringhaus Melgard »Janet MacLellan Clark »Jane Ann Jones Smith »Betty White Lang William T. Baffin October, 1975 9 William J. Battin, Jr. Kenneth Rawson H. Michael Eisler Jean Sherry Weston Maxine Frank Singer Frank A. Beldecos Estate of Andrew Redifer ‘ Naida Das Elliott Wendell S. Williams ‘ Susanne Hardick Smith Margaret Weber Berger ‘ James I. Reilly Johanna van den Berg Engel ‘ Oliver Wolcott ‘ Beverly Bond Spalding Esther Jones Bissell ‘ Mary Boyer Restall ‘ Wolfgang Epstein ‘ John A. Yntema Danila Cole Spielman Sally Hale Bowen Ernest M. Richter, Jr. Ellen Lovell Evans ‘ Eleonore M. Zimmermann Nathalie Goldstein Stern *Philip W. Brickner ‘ William H. Rieser ‘ Robert C. Forrey Betty Hershberger Zisk Lucia Langthorn Sutton William R. Sutton Robin W. Briehl Dorothy Morrow Riley *D. Graham Foster, Jr. American Telephone & Telegraph ‘ H arold J. Sw artout Carol Stein Broen Gertrude Joch Robinson W. Wallace Francis C om p a n y Richard C. Brown T. Thacher Robinson Edwin N. Freeman Bethlehem Steel Corporation Ruth Shepherd Tallmadge ‘James G. Carson Hermann A. Roether Richard H. Frost Dun & Bradstreet Foundation, Inc. Lewis L. Tanguy, Jr. Robert F. Taylor, 11 Jean Baker Carson Willard D. Roth William B. Fussell Exxon Education Foundation Judith Demond Taylor Helene Vernou Case Ralph L. Roy Newton Garver Hughes Aircraft Company *J. Richard Tomlinson E. Joseph Chamy ‘Joseph D. Rutledge Stokes Gentry Scott Paper Company Foundation •Anne Pingon Valsing * Polly Pinsker Chill Jerome A. Sader •Ursula Freund Goebel Time Incorporated ‘ D. Charles Valsing ‘ Dorothy Brodie Clarke •Robert E. Sanders ♦Bruce B. Graves Turner Construction Company Nancy Cliffe Vernon ‘ Donald W. Cooper Andrew Segal ‘ Anne Ritschard Hall ‘ Robert W. Wacha Maryly Nute Craighill Myron E. Sharpe Anna Beran Hankins ‘ Richard Waddington Charles C. Craver, III Stephen M. Sickle •Elizabeth Lewis Harker ‘ William Waterfield, Jr. Richard R. Curtin ‘ Barbara Tipping Sieck Hanna Machlup Hastings William J. Weston Lucille Handwerk Cusano Marcia Olds Singley Anne Mount Hay 1952 •Wanda Tyler Will Richard T. Cushing Richard N. Smith Stephen N. Hay ‘ Elmer L. Winkler ‘ Martha Burton Darlington Frank Solomon, Jr. •Anna Muller Hirschsprung Class Representative: ‘ Helen Mag Wolcott Jane Totah Davis Marion W. Sonnenfeld Renee Schepses Hoffman G EO R G E W. PLA C E Eldon G. Woodcock Richard C. Davis Richard B. Southworth John T. Hoffmeister W. Park Woodrow Edith Thatcher de Burlo Patricia Ballagh Spencer Ripley Schemm Hugo Alumni Fund: $9,319.13 ‘ Marcia Taylor Yntema Laura Buck Dennison •Anne Larchar Spitzer •Alan R. Hunt Participation: 47.6 Bethlehem Steel Corporation John A. deVeer ‘ Dirk J. Spruyt Ariel Hollinshead Hyun . Total G ifts: $9,879.13 Interlake, Inc. Priscilla Peirce deVeer •Charles N . Stabler, Jr. H. Karl Ihrig, Jr. Challenge Earnings: $2,646.00 John Hancock Mutual Life ‘ Roy M. Dickinson Griffin M. Stabler ‘ Nancy Bixler Isaacs Insurance Company *W. Haines Dickinson, Jr. *L. Janney Stabler, Jr. ‘ Elisabeth R. Jenks A n on y m ou s Merck Company Foundation David H. Doehlert ‘ Gwendolyn Hamilton Stevens ‘ Mary L. Johnson ‘ Katherine Worth Altaffer Rohm & Haas Company Janet Hostetter Doehlert ‘ Alden Stevenson ‘ Anne Ashbaugh Kamrin ‘ Christine Parker Ammer S cott P aper C om p a n y Foundation Margery Robie Downey •William F. Strauss (Deceased) Nancy Weber Kaye Charles L. Andes, Jr. Sybron Corporation William W. Downey, Jr. Michael Strieby •D avid B. K eller ‘ Frances Commins Bennett Elisabeth Boessenkool Ketchel Tenneco Foundation ‘ Birte Brix-Kjelgaard Eakin Robert S. Sundt In memory of Eleanor Burwell Textron, Inc. *A. Ross Eckler Robert W. Tate Kathryn Adams Kirn B ondy Westinghouse Education Betty Nathan Eisler Robert K. Thomas •Robin Cooley Krivanek Anne Maurice Braham F oundation ‘ Alice Hay Enders George M. Tomsho Kenneth R. Kurtz ‘ William B. Brosius,Jr. ‘ Allen C. Enders Thomas D. Truitt Robin Lobeck Leaman Guy A. Brusca Richard A. Esrey John S. Turney ‘ Sue Rose Levinson ‘ Susan Carver Buchanan Eugene S. Farley, Jr. Margaret Hench Underwood ‘ Jean Dinwoodey Linehan ‘ Henry W. Burgess Frank T. Ficarra E. Allan Van Duesen Alan S. Lloyd ‘ Elizabeth Cuddy Burn 1953 Mariana Amram Fitzpatrick Diane Evans Vernon Jean Matter Mandler ‘ Evans H. Burn ‘ James A. Fligg, Jr. ‘ Alice Phair Walkling •Lark Hargraves March ‘ Peter Calingaert Class Representative: Barbara Forrest Donald B. Walters Roger L. March Beatrice Crookston Carter CHARLES L. JONES ‘ Paula Angle Franklin Alan A. Ward Dorothy Wynne Marschak ‘ Woodward L. Carter, Jr. Risto Fried Richard S. Washington, Jr. Alan R. Matthias ‘ George W. Y. Chang Alumni Fund: $6,906.1 ‘ John W. Frommer, Jr. (Deceased) ‘ William M. Weaver Suzanne Lewis Matthias Margaret Knipp Charny Participation: 501 ‘ Bernard A. Fusaro ‘ Stevens H. Weiss Arthur P. Mattuck ‘ Constance Loeb Cohn Total G ifts: $7,156.1 ‘ Van R. Gathany ‘ James W. Weston Joan Seaver McAllister ‘ Maureen Watson Crawford Challenge Earnings: $2,252.™ ‘ William W. Gifford ‘ Patricia Edwards Weston •Robert M. McCarthy ‘ Anne Gilbert Curtin John L. Giles C. Frederick Weymuller •John C. Mclntrye ‘ Maryal Stone Dale Philip M. Allen Marjorie Bertoletti Giles Curtis A. Williams, Jr. ‘Jack H. Meier Esther Fiske Doherty ‘ Ronald Altman ‘ Hope Sieck Gilliams Dorothy Watt Williams Nancy McDaniel Miller ‘ Christine Rosenblatt Downing ‘ John R. Ambruster, Jr. Michael H. Goff ‘ Jane Price Willsea William H. Miller Roger A. Feldman Francis T. Ashton Myra Pfau Gordon Anthony L. Wolfe Marilyn Miller Minden *E. Jay Finkel ‘ Carol Holbrook Baldi Dopa Carrington Goudsmit Marianne Leas W olfe ‘ Anne Thomas Moore ‘ Jane Fletcher Fiske ‘ Ethan F. Ball, Jr. Robert G. Greenawalt Mary K. Yntema i Oscar M. Moreno ‘ Elizabeth Graves Fraser ‘ A rthur J. B each Paul S. Guinn, Jr. Stephen A. Zellerbach ‘ Miriam Strasburger Moss Howard B. Fussell Avery F. Blake, Jr. Patience Sutton Hajj American Telephone & Telegraph Robert L. Myers, Jr. Mary Wilkinson Gaston ‘ Elizabeth Alden Bowers ‘John M. Harker Company Long Lines Barbara Manthei Myrick Paul M . G aston ‘ Ann MacMillan Bradley Georgeann Thomas Haykin Am oco Foundation, Inc. Frank E. Oja ‘ Joyce Powell Gernert ‘ Deborah Richardson Brewster Rudolph E. Hirsch First National City Bank Setha Goodyear Olson ‘ Robert E. Gernert ‘ David W. Brown John W. Hopkirk Hughes Aircraft Company ‘ R obert J. O sborn ‘ Junetta Kemp Gillespie Janet Hand Brown George D. Iseminger International Business Machines Andrea Wilcox Palmer ‘ Norman W. Green William W. Buckley *J. Parry Jones Corporation Clarkson T. Palmer Evelyn Popky Qrinspoon Margaret Emrich Callaway ‘ William Kerr Marathon Oil Foundation, Inc. •Ellen Ash Peters Robert W. Hamilton John N. Calvin ‘ Iris Costikyan Kinnard Mutual of New York ‘ Robert H. Peters, Jr. Charles G. Hankins, III Joseph L. Carroll ‘ Thomas L. Kinney Northern Trust Company ‘ Gerald A. Pollack ‘ Avery R. Harrington ‘ Mary Bartlett Caskey Joan Litchard Kittredge Charitable Trust Nancy Robinson Posel ‘ Sarah Evarts Haskell ‘ Priscilla Hayward Crago ‘ Adrian Kuyper Raytheon Company ‘ Harold A. Prusa George A. Hay, Jr. Lewis M. Dabney. Ill Stuart C. Lane Rust Engineering Company •Charles H. Randall ‘ Amy Blatchford Hecht Shirley McFarland D'Andrea John K. Lawrence Scott Paper Company Foundation Ruth Hochheimer Randall ‘ Dorothy Nehrling Higgins ‘ Carol Lange Davis ‘ James P. Lewis Travelers Insurance ComDanies Grace Jensen Randolph ‘ John W. High, Jr. H. Clark Dean ‘ Elizabeth Ayer Lockhart Turner Construction Company •Richard L. Raymond Priscilla Ames Hildum ‘ Mary Eckler Dennison *Aase Arnold Loescher United Technologies Corporation •Charles M. Reilly ‘ Edwin A. Hoey, Jr. ‘ George B. Doane, III F. Pelzer Lynah, Jr. Westinghouse Education Alison Gambier Richter ‘ Marian Ellenbogen Isenberg Hugh C. Edsall ‘ Ruth Merson Lyon F oundation •Lewis A. Rivlin Charles E. Jeanne Margaret K. Edsall ‘ Janet Dunn MacKenzie Weyerhaeuser Company ‘ Janet Merrill Roeder Alan B. Kamman Rosalind Reydel Esakof ‘ Edward Mahler F oundation John A. Romberger ‘ Louis A. Kislik Nancy Newbegin Feldman ‘ Elizabeth Hoag Mangelsdorf Margery Davis Romberger Harold O. Ladd, Jr. R ob ert P. Fetter Richard G. Mason Anne Megonigal Rosenthal ‘ James A. Lande ‘ David A. Fisk ‘ Robert G. McBride ‘ Katherine Stainton Roser Cornelia Wheeler Lanou ‘ J. G arrett F orsyth e, Jr. ‘ Yvonne Motley McCabe ‘ Barbara Bruce Rutledge ‘ Franz S. Leichter ‘ Alison Owen Foster Glenna Bovee Me Knight 1951 Jacqueline Smythe Saul ‘ David H. Lemke Mary Law Francis James T. McKnight William J. Saul, Jr. ‘ Janet T. Letts ‘ Katherine Gulick Fricker ‘ John H. McLagan Class Representative: ‘ Robert D. Schick Miriam A. Lewin Ivan H. Gabel Clayton L. Miller RICHARD L. RAYMOND ‘ James F. Schwartz ‘ Arthur R. Lewis ‘ Jennifer Bell Gardy Sidney H. Mitchell ‘ Sally Shields Shane ‘ Lois Smith Lewis Mary Winde Gentry Gordon C. Mochel Alumni Fund: $8,302.00 ‘ Ursula Hahn Shears ‘ Beverly Miller Lloyd-Jones Theodore L. Goodfriend Patricia Lackey Mochel Participation: 54.7 •Elizabeth Fullagar Shipley ‘ Donald J. Lloyd-Jones John W. Gray *J. Thomas Montgomery Total Gifts: $9,875.50 Paul S. Shoup Ronald P. Maddox Robert A. Griest, Jr. Frederick F. Morehead, Jr. Challenge Earnings $1,925.00 Daniel M. Singer ‘ Linda Gump Marshall ‘ Carolyn Johnson Grigorov Frederick R. Morey ‘ Emily Dayton Slowinski ‘ Mary Kidder Marshall Robert G. Grossman Shirley Bryan Mucha •Dabney R. Altaffer ‘ Elizabeth Robertson Smith Anne Youmans Mason Peggy Woford Groves M. Jane Hooper Mullins ‘ Winifred H. Armstrong Ralph L. Smith Sarah Stacy McKay ‘ R obert J. G um nit Peter B. Murray Edwin D. Arsht Asa E. Snyder Ardis Smith Messinger Dagmar Strandberg Hamilton ‘ Elizabeth Clum Myers •Lotte Lazarsfeld Bailyn Steven S. Spencer Sarah Grinnell Metzger Joan Litt Happer In memory of Shifra Levy Nathan Jean Leek Bauman ‘ William T. Spock John A. Miller, III ‘ Ludwig A. Hartmann ‘ Marion Harkness Nentwig ‘ Mary Beech ‘ Edw ard P. Stabler Vivianne Thimann Nachmias ‘ Nina Hauser ‘ William K. Norwood •Donald S. Blough Janet Ball Stoddard ‘ Arthur S. Obermayer ‘ Barbara Jackson Hazard Gerard K. O ’Neill *D. Tyner Brown ‘ Lois Oblender Stoner ♦Edward Paxson ‘ Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr. ‘ Katashi Oita ‘ Martha Penfield Brown W oodlief Thoms, Jr. ‘ Donald E. Pearson Lucy Steinback Hernried Ruth Lehmer Oja Joyce Kimball Burbank ‘ John W. Tomlinson Emma Shepherd Peebles Donald E. Holcroft H erbert B. Pahl ‘ Gwynne Denton Burkhardt ‘ David L. Trout George W. Place, Jr. ‘ Werner K. Honig David A. Peele •Roberta Grower Carey ‘ Elisabeth Pantke Urtnowski *W. John Porter, Jr. Susan Harvey Houston John Piper Joseph B. Cary, Jr. ‘ Nancy Heffernan Valtin Sylvia Hand Pott ‘ R obert B. H ow ell Robert K. Platt ‘ Nancy Kenney Connolly William W. Van Stone ‘ Elspeth Monro Reagan ‘ Peter L. Irvine William C. Porter C larke P. C on w a y Herbert 1. Walker Thomas A. Reiner ‘ Jeanne McKee Jacobson Ramon L. Posel In memory of Harriet Gallagher Robert F. Warren Richard N. Rosecrance Charles L. Jones J. D avid R am sey C rom w ell ‘ Jane Case Weaver Laura Maurer Roth ‘ Thomas D. Jones, Jr. ‘ Mary Herndon Ravdin ‘ Ethan C. Deinard •June Miller Weisberger ‘ Nancy Boden Sargent ‘ Joy Sundgaard Kaiser •William D. Ravdin Richard W . D o le , Jr. ‘ Anita Dabrohua Wesson ‘ Barbara W olff Searle Lynn Thomas Karlssen ‘ Jerry Ravetz ‘ Faith Woodward Eckler ♦David C. Wesson Priscilla Washburn Shaw *C. Frederick Kellers Anne Matthews Rawson R obert P. Eisinger ‘ Martha Hope West ‘ Norman B. Sher ‘ Sheila Cohn Kislik 10 Swarthmore Alumni Is* Paul W . Kuznets In memory of Joyce Nugen Sanders Associates, Inc. •Phoebe W. Rosenberry •Richard O. Gammon Ellin Ratcliffe Leggett E dw ards •Gerd M. Rosenblatt Joan Friendly Goodman •Nina Williams Leichter •Herbert H. Fanning •Daniel L. Ross •Max E. Gottesman •Joseph Levine E. Paul Feldman 1955 *H. Laurence Ross Paul Gottlieb Arthur S. L evy Edith Hay Ferrell Sally Schneckenburger Rumbaugh Miriam Blau Grabois Werner M. Lucht William R. Ferrell Class Representative: Mary Jean Gray Schless •Sara K. Guthrie •Clark P. M an gelsdorf •Anne S. Fines JOHN M. HUGHLETT, JR. •Ann Imlah Schneider Anne C. Hall Elizabeth Wilkins McMaster •John Frantz, Jr. William E. Shepard Howard T. Hallowed, III •Barbara Sm alley M ey er Michael I. Freilich Alumni Fund: $9,515.00 •Barbara Sicherman Harriet Fitzhugh Handley •Nicholas D. Meyer •Anne Chandler Fristrom Participation: 51.2 •Frank A Sieverts Felicity Heath Hansen Christopher T. Montgomery •Halsey R. Frost Total G ifts: $9,670.00 •Jane Woodbridge Sieverts Louise Schmir Hay David F. Morgan •Sara Moltz Futterman Challenge Earnings: $8,213.00 Tom E. Simkin •Janet Kuhl Hays •Edward F. Myers Arnold H. Gessel Carl H. Smith Jean F. Herskovits Judith A lbrecht N icolson Anne Waterson Gordon Janet Bushman Spencer Louise Robertson Hodgson •Irene A like N o rw o o d Bruce J. Gould A n on y m ou s Carl B. Sperry •Anne Holland Hohenemser •Theodore K. Osgood Philip Green Rober D. Abrahams Barbara Culin Spragg Sara Skeer Hughlett •Jane G allagher O sier E. Thomas Greene •Joyce Bok Ambruster •Joanna Dalrymple Stuart Rosamond Olmsted Humm •Michael R. Paine Fred W. Grupp, Jr. •George W. Bahlke Charles T. Sullivan Patricia Hardy Jacques George O. Papanek Bonnie Brown Harvey •Valerie Worth Bahlke Mary Jane Anderson Sunkel •Margery Paxson Jones •Carol Brunner Pearson James S. Hathcock, Jr. Charles W. Baker, III Lauren L. Suter Robert D. Jones •Elizabeth H arlow Phillips Margaret Buckley Hathcock Jean Douglas Bandler Howard M. Temin Michael R. Juviler Alice Stover Pickering •Charles A. Heisterkamp, III Paul A . Baumgarten Tamiyo Suematsu Togasaki Jack Kaplan •Constance Gayl Pious •Judith Kahlenberg Hestoft •Benjamin H. Beattie •Elizabeth Murphey von Frankenberg •Donald L. Kimmel, Jr. •Richard F. Potthoff •William W. Holloway, Jr. •Jerome Beker Erica Weis Watts Elizabeth Smith Kolowrat •Gordon W. Pratt •Barbara Starfield Holtzman Anne Kesten Bernstein •Wolfgang O. Weigert •Roberta D ’Amico Kolp Amos C. Price, Jr. •Cornelia Fuller Hopfield Paul C. Berry Jay J. Weiner Alice Parker Kramp •Hedi Schmid Randall •John J. Hopfield Sarita Smith Berry David M. Wilkison •Ruth Cooper Lamb •Carl W. R ettenm eyer Frank S. Irish •Henry J. Bode, Jr. •Betty Max Wise Diana Christy Landon John M. Ridland •John H. Jacobson, Jr. •Caroline Thomas Bosbyshell Donald L. Young Peter E. Last Robert E. R odgers, Jr. Bartlett C. Jones •William A. Bosbyshell Alcoa Foundation Christopher Lehmann-Haupt •Richard B. R oeder •Elise Faulkner Jones Richard T. Burtis Armstrong Cork Company •Peter Lenrow A. Ellison Rumsey •William D. Jones, Jr. Michael Calingaert Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation •Ruth Renfer Lenrow Carole Quigg Rupp •Paul A. Kantrowitz Virginia Perkins Carter Chrysler Corporation Fund •Roger E. Levien Roger H. Sale •Marcia Allen Keller Anne Schick Chappelka A.B. Dick Foundation •Carl M. Levin •Ursula V ictor Santer Ruth Maurer Kelly •Dorothy Day Ciarlo International Business Machines •Joanna Rudge Long •Juliet Popper Shaffer Christopher M. Kennedy Charles A. Cooper Corporation Aline Poole Ludwig •Helga Hearst Shareshian •Verna Slinghoff Kerr *J. M artin C orn ell Johnsons’ Wax Fund, Inc. Nancy Hickman Lufburrow Jean T h om pson Sharpless •Elena Sogan Kyle •Arthur E. Curtis Lever Brothers Company •Caro E. Luhrs •Hanni Fey Sherman •Frederick W. Kyle •James E. Davis Montgomery Ward Foundation *B. Cowles Mallory Radha Rajagopal Sloss David J. Lang Ronald O. Decker New England Mutual Life Insurance •Christian E. McMurtrie •Phoebe Burnett Snetsinger •Frances E. Leland Jacqueline Hammitt Dewees C om p a n y Robert E. Meyers *J. Thom as Soyars •M ichael S. L en row T. Gerret Dewees Rohm&Haas Company •Carolyn Shuler Minionis Douglas M. Spencer •Charles L. Loucks •Shawn E. Disney Schering Foundation, Inc. Nancy Swindler Myers Joan Price Spencer •Ann Bradley Lowen •William F. Dominick, II Texas Instruments Foundation •William G. Nelson, 4th *H. Thom as Stein •George Lowen •Michael S. Dukakis Lucy Pickett O ’Flaherty Robert O. Stewart •Grace Bunker Lowney Clinton F. Fink 1956 •Patricia Dilley O ’Neil •Elsa Bennett Struble Arnold M. Ludwig Robert L. Follett Jane Lanning Osborne •Donald W . Sutherland, Jr. Corinne Lyman Stephen R. Fox Class Representative: Joseph H. Ottemiller •Barbara Calkins Swartout Lucy Bunzl Malian *C. Kermeen Fristrom JESSICA HEIMBACH RAYMOND Wilmer H. Paine, Jr. In memory o f Philip E. S w ayne Susan Marx March Winifred Liu Fu •Audrey S. Penn Richard C . T aeu ber James E. Martindale Carolyn Buck Funk Alumni Fund: $8,738.00 Ann E. Pressman •Donald S. T ayer Caroline Barrera Matzen •Wilmer K. Gallagher, Jr. Participation: 45.6 Anne MacDougall Preuss Merrillan M urray T h om as Mary White Meagher •Edward S. Gelardin Total G ifts: France Juliard Pruitt •Sean F. T h om pson $14,217.50 Robert G. Merin Surell L. Goldberg Challenge Earnings: $2,148.00 Diane Coggeshall Pryor Barbara Turlington *L. Paul Metzger Jean Elliott Golden Adrian V. Rake James M . van der V een Julia Turner Molina Nancy Rossmann Goodrich Frances Farrell Viglielmo •Judith Ramseyer Ruth Shimony Montgomery Carolyn Wittman Gordon •Robert I. Adler •Jessica Heimbach Raymond Nancy Gibbons Walden •Hannah Thomas Morehouse •Shirley C. Grimes James M. Anderson Patricia Schastey Reboussin •Robert A. Walkling Richard H. Morrow, Jr. •Dieter W. Gump Joan Nelson Aumuller Roland Reboussin Eleanor Hall W eb b Victor S. Navasky *J. Parker Hall, III Richard C. Austin Ralph C. Rinzler John M . W orlock Susan Weil Nessen •Julia L ange Hall Virginia Hess Austin Roger J. Y ou man Judith Skillman Roseman J. William Newitt Lawrence M. Handley •Jesse I. Aweida •Albert M. Ross •Marguerite M orey Zabriskie •Jay G. Ochroch •George W . Hartzell, Jr. •Maria Klemperer Aweida Judith Polgar Ruchkin Burlington Industries Foundation Elisabet Ore Orville •David S. Haskell •Robert A. Barr, Jr. Bernard D. Sarachek First National Bank o f B oston •Frank A. Oski •Clement A. Hastie Joan Woolley Bazar •Donna Olsen Satterfield General Electric Foundation •Dolores Brock Partridge Jane Hicks Hastie •Priscilla Mitchell Boughton Barbara Stiefbold Sax Johnsons’ Wax Fund, Inc. John R. Purnell, Jr. •Elinor Meyer Haupt Edna Apfel Casman Harriet Holran Schley Merit Saveway Foundation •Phyllis Hall Raymond William R. Hawkins •Maria Gleaton Cattell Margaret Noel Semola Scott Paper Company Foundation •Ann Reeves Reed •Eugene E. Heaton, Jr. Ted E. Chronister *J. Lawrence Shane Marcel K. Richter Ellen Ginsberg Hertz Charles L. Cogswell •Priscilla Kingsley Sharpless Sheila Mills Richter Richard G. Hodgson •Mary Louise Jones Cole •Stanley Spitzer Ronald F. Reider •Neil A. Holtzman •Carolyn Cotton Cunningham •Janet Lundquist Stefere 1954 •Kenneth D. Roberts John M. Hughlett, Jr. William H. Cunningham •David Steinmuller •Leonard G. Rorer John G. Hutton, Jr. •Barbara Ache Davis Robert J. Stone Class Representative: David Rubinstein Karl J. Ingebritsen •Jane Holt de Frees •Peter S. Svirsky JOHN H. BENNETT Dorothy Young Sale •Karla Schriftgiesser Irvine •Lois Rostow Dowling Barbara Flinker Taylor Robert M. Schless •Paul M. James, Jr. Philip O. Ettinger •Anne Christian Tedeschi Alumni Fund: $11,375.00 •Bruce R. Scott Miriam Eerkes Jones Elizabeth Moss Evanson •Mary E. Tovell Participation: 53 ,5 •Joel H. Shapiro W. Melville Jones, III Jacob T. Evanson Barbara B. Troxell Total Gifts: $11,497.80 •Peter F. Sielman Sharon Davis Kaplan •Gretchen Vogel Feldman Gladys Smith Van Pelf Challenge Earnings: $8,151.00 •Elizabeth Soyars Smith •Joanna Viedt Kasler Thomas W. Fetter Susan Raymond Vogel •Russell D. Snyder Jane Walker Kennedy Joan Stuber Field •Carl A. von Frankenberg Elizabeth N ich ol A bdalian Bruce C. Spragg •Han Kyo Kim D. Gordon Follett, Jr. Robert C. Wallach *Mary T aylor A delstein •Lisa A. Steiner Judith Lieberman Koltun •Elizabeth Kyle Frost Caroline Beaumont Whitesell Franz Allina Barbara Yost Stewart •George A. Lamb •Marian Westover Gade Anne Pacsu Wieland William H. A rm strong John S. Strauss Rosemary Parker Laycock •Mary Anne Galloway •Tryon S. Wieland •David Bagish •George W. Struble Susan J. Lepper •Judith R isk G am m on Sidney G. Winter, Jr. Peter B. Bart •Mary Wren Swain Jay H. Levine •Thomas J. B eatson, Jr. Gordon S. Togasaki Sarah Curtis Lichtenstein Margaret Fraser Bell •Elizabeth Van Arsdel Trentlyon •John G. Lipsett •John H. Bennett CLASS LEADERS IN 1974-75 CH ALLEN GE EARNINGS Christa Eisenhauer Vanderbilt Alfred M. Liveright, II •Eugene A . Bentley, Jr. H. Patricia Bryson Van Pelt Sandra Heilviel Maleson For Individual Increases Fredericka Nolde Berger Peter Van Pelt •Paul N. Marcus Jeanne G ould B loom •Edward E. Wallach Margot Ravage Marek Class Agent Amount Arthur M . Bodin •Michael A. Wallach •Donald S. McKinley •Elizabeth W ood B ow ers 1939 1. David M. Olds Sheldon G. Weeks •Bruce J. Miller Jr. $4,252 •Cynthia Rau B oyer Leighton C. Whitaker, Jr. Patricia Imbrie Moore 1949 2. Herbert S.D ordick 3,933 •Kirby L. Broderick Suzanne Bevier Whitaker Henry A. C. Myers 1930 3. William A. Boone and Ruth Jackson Boone 3,739 Shirley M cG on agle Burks •Nancy Glover Wilds Jane Boetcher Newitt Marcia Loomis Calvin 1957 Louis C. Wislocki •Hugh H. Nissenson 4. Louis E . Rowley 3,631 Richard F. Carle •Ann Harris Yasuhara Alice Lund Norris 1971 5. Jonathan R . La x 3,568 •R. Page Carter •Mary Miller Youngren •Mary Ann Smith O ’Nan ‘ Walter B. Christm as American Telephone & Telegraph John H. Parkes •Walter H. Clark, Jr. Company Long Lines •Josephine Black Pesaresi For Total Challenge Earnings Including Class Bonus •Elizabeth Dun C olten Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation Donogh McCutcheon Phillips •Kenneth C on row Chrysler Corporation Fund •Steven J. Phillips Class Agent Amount ‘ Margaret M eckes C o n ro w Continental Can Company, Inc. Theodore J. Phillips •Harriet D on ow C ornell Cutler-Hammer Foundation Beverley Bond Potter 1949 1. Herbert S. Dordick $8,933 •Marlee Turner Coughlan Haskin & Sells Foundation, Inc. •A lbert W . P reston, Jr. 1930 2.William A.Boone and Ruth Jackson Boone 8,739 Henry R. C ow ell Honeywell, Inc. •Thomas A. Preston 1933 3. Jane Moore Smith 8,440 Dena Jacobson Dannenberg International Business Machines Judith Livant Rapoport •John J. D avis, Jr. Corporation •Robert H. Raymond 1955 4. John M. Hughlett, Jr. 8,213 •David S. D ennison Mellon National Bank & Horace A. Reeves, Jr. 1954 5. John H . Bennett 8,151 Alice Peatman Dettmers Trust Company •Lee Campbell Reich W. Leonard Dettmers, Jr. Richardson-Merrell, Inc. •Paul R. Resnick October, 1975 11 Thomas A. Kershaw, II J. Peter Schickele ♦David Noyes ♦Michael R. Lusignan He Charles E. Worley Alice Grafflin Klingener Michael E. Schoeman ♦Bruce Oakley Allan N. Mackey Da Jane Piper Worley ♦Barbara Klamon Kopytoff ♦Sari Ginsburg Seiff ♦Deborah Hacker Oakley ♦Marcia M cCoy Mallory ♦An Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation Miriam Siegmeister Koren ♦Martha Porter Shane Barbara H opf Offenhartz Janet Taylor Marx Eie Honeywell, Inc. Robert W. Lafore, Jr. ♦Ann Stoddard Sielman ♦Jane Noel Oliver ♦Charles A. Miller ♦He New York Times Foundation Joan Moffitt Larkin ♦Peter Simkin Rose Richardson Olver ♦Jean Inglis Nebel Joa Scott Paper Company Foundation Frederick V. Lawrence,Jr. Bettina French Smith Gunther B. Pamberg ♦Linda Aurand Nelson *Ma Choong E. Lee Benj. B. Snavely ♦Johanna Mautner Plaut Theodor H. Nelson Lin ♦Linda Rothwell Lee ♦Robert C. Stever Mary Woelfel Poole ♦Carol Wills Oberbrunner Jon ♦Anne Parker Odenweller ♦William F. Lee, Jr. 1957 Jeremy J. Stone ♦Dorothy V. Ramm ♦Grf ♦Margaret Dickie Linden ♦Ronald E. Sutton Mary Belin Rhodes Jeremy R. Olmsted ♦W. ♦Janet B. Lockard Class Representative: Barbara E. Swarthout ♦Wayne H. Richter John W. Pendleton ♦We Ann Hay Mangrum LOUIS E. ROWLEY Terry Armstrong Thompson Joan Wasser Robinson Franklin J. Philip Ma Bryan D. Mangrum David P. Tice ♦Audrey Plimpton Schlick William Poole, VII LUI Alumni Fund: $9,417.50 ♦Linda Habas Mantel Alexander S. Traub, III Elaine Keller Seitz S. David Preston ♦Hel Participation: 49.0 Joan Stadler Martin *C. Kennedy Warthin ♦Alexander Shakow ♦Nathan J. Price Jill Total Gifts: $9,753.00 ♦David W. Matsen ♦Jeanette Lust Wilson ♦Eric C. Sharpless ♦Leonnoe Huffman Quillinan Mai Challenge Earnings: $3,631.00 ♦Deborah Goodyear Rector J. Peter May ♦Joan Hall Wise Ruth Ottaway Sherer ♦Anr ♦Caroline Carlson Redden ♦Frederick W. Meister Roger A Witt ♦J. E dw ard Skeath Bev ♦Heli Spiegel Meltsner John H. W ood, Jr. ♦Carolyn Walch Slayman ♦Mark E. Robart ♦Dav A n on y m ou s ♦Joel S. Mindel Lily Frank Youman James C. Slechta ♦Harriet Latham Robinson Mie Sheila Brody Altschuler Robert T. Moore ♦William R. Young ♦Helen L. Smits Caroline Pippin Rose Rot Helen McClaren Anderson ♦Helen Spann Morse Matthew Zucker ♦Virginia Gunn Steel Barbara Haddad Ryan Jam Katherine M. Applegate ♦John H. Munch Aetna Life & Casualty ♦Charles F. Stroebel William T. Salisbury Rog L. Wesley Argo American Home Products ♦Betsey Hiller Tabraham Lucy Peirce Scanlon Patricia Netherly H. P Maijorie Thom Argo Corporation Roy. L. Tawes, Jr. ♦Corinne Seither Peter O. Offenhartz Alai *Sigmund A. Beck Cutler-Hammer Foundation Janet Smith Traub Henrik Serrie ♦Barbara Ryan Oscar Patr Carol Dubivsky Becker A.B. Dick Foundation ♦Katherine Gervais Trezevant Tim A. Shopen ♦John M. Palka Kati Daniel L. Bell General Electric Foundation Helen Jones Van Hoey ♦Penelope Payson Simkin ♦Yvonne Schaelchlin Palka ♦Rob ♦Janet Senft Bentley Honeywell, Inc. Harold N. Ward Robert T. Simpson Martha Merrill Pickrell ♦Lilli; Clement Biddle New England Mutual Life Brenda Schwabacher Webster Leanne Beukelman Smith ♦D avid S. Plaut Kari Mary Lynne Ahroon Poole ♦Sheila Brown Bishop Insurance Company ♦Babette Barbash Weksler Andrew K. Snyder Phili ♦Sara Giddings Bode Scott Paper Company Foundation ♦Marc E. Weksler Michael I. Sobel Donald L. Potter Pam ♦Ronald G . Bodkin Texas Instruments Foundation Jane Ann Gillen Williams Judith Grace Stetson Harry L. Price Jerei ♦Maxine Marcus Boshes Elaine Blume Wilson ♦Thomas H. Stevenson William T. Robinson, III Maij ♦Ellen M . Braunstein ♦Carol Euwema W olf ♦Fred Stollnitz P. Peter Rosen John Patricia Blake Brennan ♦Edward L. W olf ♦Elizabeth Elliott Van Lenten Margaret Ann Roth ♦Rant ♦Ann Lubin Buttenwieser ♦Charles M. Wyndham, III Ruth Cahn Veres ♦Charles F. C. Ruff ♦Hugl Donald F. Campbell ♦Susan Lindsay Youker William W. Walls, Jr. ♦Susan Willis Ruff ♦Lisa 1958 ♦Hugh F. Coyle, Jr. ♦Irma Praise Yucht ♦George Sommers Wright ♦ G eorge B. S alzberg Jane ♦Mary Roberts Craighill William Zimmerman, IV Sarah Shaw Wright ♦Michael L. Sananman ♦Jenn Class Representative: Lois Bennett Cutter ESB Foundation Barbara Lamar Zimmerman Norman S. Sarachek D on JANE ANN GILLEN WILLIAMS ♦Dorothy Winter Dailey IBM World Trade Corporation Codman & Shurtleff, Inc. ♦Aiko Okada Sato Davi ♦Mayer B. Davidson International Nickel Company, Inc. ♦Joan Bond Sax ♦Caro Alumni Fund: $6,549.43 ♦Phyllis KJock Dominick ♦Lee M. Schmidt ♦R. W Participation: 43.6 *H. Filmore Dowling, Jr. 1960 ♦Anne Dzamba Sessa ♦Yale ♦Marianne Durand Total G ifts: $6 ,794.43 Alan M. Shorb Challenge Earnings: $2,445.00 1959 ♦Virgi ♦Clifford J. Earle, Jr. Class Representative: ♦ R oger J. Shott ♦Robe Robert W. Ellis ♦Ann Brownell Sloane Class Representative: DAVID A. HORR My re ♦Philip A . Fanning ♦Ronald H. Smith \*W. C A n on y m ou s EUGENIA BEAM ROSE Deborah Gross Farrington ~ Alumni Fund: $5,936.00 ♦Ruth Eisenhower Snider ♦Elear Elaine Luehman Adler ♦Ruth Ellenbogen Flaxman Participation: 53.3 Carolyn Panzer Sobel ♦June Nancy Kelley Ashton Alumni Fund: $4,947.78 Catherine James Follett Total G ifts: $6,063.50 ♦Edward J. Steiner ♦Marg ♦Felicia Forsythe Foulkes ♦Karen Hultzen Belleau Participation: 43.3 ♦Ellen Glowacki Strauss Total Gifts: $5,225.28 Challenge Earnings: $1,870.00 ♦Thon W. David Foulkes ♦Edwin V. Bishop Ann Carter Swayne Challenge Earnings: $1,066.00 Josep Mary Longenecker Frorer ♦Layeh Aronson Bock Joseph E. Adcock ‘ Arthur R. Swift ♦Diani Catherine Glennan Borchert Richard L. Fussell ♦Jay M artin A n derson ♦Elijah Swift *D. C Frank R. Borchert, Jr. ♦Mary Boyce Gelfman ♦Mary Ann Mongon Angell Charles C, Tappert Jean Nancy Cummings Boyden A n on y m ou s ♦James M. Gibson David C. Teller ♦Hans ♦John E. Adams Catherine Pinkney Armington Jean Eden Gilbert ♦Blaine A. Braniff ♦Susan Handler Auth Davida Young Teller ♦Sabin ♦Alan A. Braverman ♦Judith Andrews Agard Priscilla A . Gilman ♦Ann M. Baerwald Anita Cooper Tsamakis Sunai ♦William W. Bryan Stephen B. A gard Thomas K. Glennan, Jr. ♦David Baltimore ♦ D onald P. T u ck er ♦Alice ♦Paul I. C ord dry P eter T . A tkinson Ann Goolsby John C. Urey ♦Dorol Joseph P. Baker Suzanne Tubby Batra ♦Teresa Mathews Crayne Esther Glaser Wilson Neil R. Grabois ♦G erald J. Batt ♦Joan , *Tekla Schnore Grinins Virginia Paine DeForest Marion Hale Baker G . G rant Bell Melba Carr Wilson ♦Judith Philip B. Dunham ♦Robert L. Baker ♦Ferris Hall Susan Reisbord Bereaud ♦Susan Pickett W orf ♦Jon V ♦Elizabeth Ross Hammond l Newton Durboraw, III Paul D. Berk ♦Rosemary Crawford Bertram Benoni Ying Kwong Wu Belini ♦Nancy Bowles Ellin John S. Boyer ♦Samuel L. Hayes, III ♦Helen Tang Bhattacharyya Carl W. Yoder Marc ♦Karen Christianson Holloway ♦Sarah Messolonghites Flaherty ♦Margaret Lee Braniff Irene Tilenius Bloom Sylvia Diedrich Yoder ♦Maryi ♦Robert A. Freedman ♦Allan B. Brown ♦Harriet Mangrum Howe William J. Boehmler ♦Mary Keller Zervigon ♦Paul ( Peter R. Friedman Sarah J. Campbell ♦Vanetta M cFeely Hunter ♦Judith Scorpil Bryer Am oco Foundation, Inc. ♦Sarah Carol Friedman Gilligan ♦Stephan R. Cavior Charles J. Hurst ♦Joseph M. Burns Hercules Incorporated ♦Miche Ilene Shapiro Ginsberg ♦Monique Weston Clague Nancy Case Hurst Susan Washburn Byrne Sterling Drug Company ♦Patrie Julia Eaker Goodman ♦Dennis G. Cole ♦Francis M. James, III Frederick N. Chase ♦John I Elizabeth B. Goodwin *L. David Cole ♦Barbara Gallagher Jannuzi Sara Bolyard Chase Susan Richard B. Gould ♦Jean Wellman Coleman Ruth Finesinger Kellam Georg ♦John P. D alsim er ♦Christopher K. Clague ♦Stephen H. King *R. Kent Greenawalt 1961 *£.. Wallace Calusen Bet hie ♦Judith Branch Hart ♦Richard B. Darlington Norton B. Knopf Castle ♦Jane Bassett Differding ♦Irene Hartfield Cotton ♦Wharton R. Kresge John K. Hawley Class Representative: ♦Eleanor Duguid Craig Intern Lynn Shuford Hazen Linda Walton Doede Bert W. Kroon NEIL R. AUSTRIAN Corp ♦Elizabeth Deutsch Earle John M. Darley Martha Fisher Laties William C. Headrick ♦Nancy G. Dellmuth NCR Jane Flax Lattes ♦Joan Sawin Heald ♦R. Lane Emerson Jr. Alumni Fund: $6,427.10 ♦David T. Denhardt Pren-l ♦Jean Carter Leathern Martha Schaff Helmreich ♦Eric P. Erlanson Participation: 42.1 ♦Georgetta Harrar Denhardt ♦Phoebe Starfield Leboy Peta M. Henderson ♦George C. Eskin Total G ifts: $6,654.60 ♦Nancy Peterson Ebert Margaret Munchmeyer Lehman Karen Helm Hester ♦Beth Stevens Freedman Challenge Earnings: $2,315.00 ♦Madge M. Ellis *G. Stephen Lloyd ♦John M. Hoffmann Andrew L. Frey ♦Joan Schuster Faber 1962 ♦Christoph Hohenemser Mary Morse Fuqua Penelope Mason A n on y m ou s Penelope Jencks Hurwitz ♦Lewis R. Gaty, II ♦Peter L. Faber Vernon W. McCabe, Jr. Marilyn Back Anderson ♦Marianne Edel Gibson William W. Fairchild Class F ♦Donald McGrady ♦Grace Spendlove Inglis ♦William B. Fairley ♦Neil R. Austrian JOHN 1 ♦Elizabeth Wilson McKinley David O. Jackson ♦Seth Gibson ♦Jeanette Strasser Falk Jean Lennox Baierlein ♦Robert W. McMinn Elaine Martin James Steven N. Gilborn ♦Peter G. Filene ♦Margaret Doehlert Barovich Alumni ♦Thea Borgmann Mendelson ♦Janet L ew is Jam es ♦John E. Gillmor Marjory Whidden Frisch Hope Latta Bennett Particif. Patricia Niles Middlebrook David F. Jenkins Murray B. C. Goldman ♦Paul Frishkoff Ralph C. Binford Total G Anoush Miridjanian ♦Albert L. Johnson, III ♦Susan Barker Gutterman ♦James B. Fritts Iris Lang Brest Challen ♦Minna Newman Nathanson Marilyn Hughes Johnson William H. Hague John M. Goodman Ann Spiegelberg Brown ♦Vera Lundy Jones ♦Josephine Weissman Hall Dorothy Norris Neff ♦Kay Senegas Gottesman ♦William E. Brownfield Dari E ♦Charles J. Odenweller, Jr. ♦Anthony L. Joseph Charles S. Harris ♦Marcia Montin Grant ♦Gay Lorraine Burgiel Terry ♦Barbara Fassett Oski Alfred Katz Mary Montgomery Heck ♦A. Seth Greenwald Linda Kee Burke Kathai William H. Perloff, Jr. ♦Joseph E. Keller, Jr. ♦Margery Wagener Heitbrink ♦David M. Griffiths ♦Harvey W. Caplan ‘ Brian I ♦Jon A. Peterson Gail Evans LaForge J. Scott Hildum ♦Susan Detweiler Hager Carmine J. Cardillo, Jr. Paul S Jane M oody Picker Conrad G. Lattes Judith Wegman Hirst ♦Arthur R. Hauver Susan Howard Case ♦Ellen I ♦Stephen H. Pitkin Herbert G. Lau ♦John W. Hoffman ♦Constance Longshore Hauver ♦Lawrence C. Christianson Debor; Jane Raskin Mary Janson Leslie Miriam Repp Hoffman Marion V. Heacock Bonny M, Cochran David Julia Battin Rauch John F. Lofland, Jr. ♦Michael C. Hudson ♦ R obert B. H eaton Richard W. Coles James W. Carter Reynolds Christoph Lohmann Alison Gifford Huff Susan Lardner Hellerman ♦Linda H. Cooley Richar David F. Robinson Sarah Teller Lottick ♦Anne Grimes Imboden ♦Larison F. Helm ♦Mary Louise Jacobson Cotton Bernar ♦Nancy Kaltreider Rosenblatt ♦Marianne Wertheim Makman ♦Adele Lacy James ♦Thomas D. Henderer Laura L. Denny George William I. Rosenblum Ken Matsumoto Judith Henderson Jones ♦Gene 1. Higashi ♦Linda Grant DePauw Nancy ♦Barbara Tracy Ross Susan Dietrich Mazza ♦David M. Kanef Betty Jo Bendigo Hildum ♦Walter M. Dickey Elna 0 John A. Rowe ♦Robert C. McDiarmid Elizabeth Karpati ♦David A. Horr ♦Sandra D. Dixon Paul A ♦Tamzin MacDonald McMinn ♦Marilyn Mathews King Mary Potter Rowe Rosanne T. Dobbin ‘ Elisabe Nancy Stetson Kroon Alison Seelye Howard ♦Louis E. Rowley ♦James H. Miller James Hurchalla ♦Peter D. Ebersole ‘ David ♦Pamela Vogeley Rubin ♦Harriet Nerlove Mischel John G. Lehman Judith Leeds Inskeep ♦D. Craig Edwards Peter I ♦Stephen B. Rubin ♦Carol Gayle Moodie Mitchell P. Lichtenberg ♦Karen Huston Jacobs ♦Ann Scribner Erlanson Elizabe Andrea Bear Rugh Judy Kazan Morris ♦Brian B. Loss ♦Harry J. J. Kahrs ♦J. Peter Euben Mary S ♦Eben H. Sales Alice Crawford Nicolson Victor W. Ludewig 12 Swarthmore Alumni l! Octobt Herman Feldhusen, III ♦William B. C otton ‘ John H. Wright Miriam Feingold Stein David H. Felter DeLanson R. Crist ‘ Eric R. Ries W. Barry Wright Diana Judd Stevens ‘ Ann Singleterry Ferebee N. Jean Thompson Crist •John A. Riggs American Express Foundation John N. Thurman Eleanor Wehmiller Fernald James C. Dick Timothy A. Riggs American Standard, Inc. ‘ Dorothy Perry Toy ‘ Heywood W. Fleisig ♦Diana M. Drake James B. Salisbury Itek Corporation Hanspeter P. F. Treuenfels Joanna M eigs Fried Betsy Rodman Dubb Rosita Sarnoff Sandoz-Wander, Inc. Nancy Lindberg van Itallie *Martha Krist Fritts *Lee Rosenblum Edwards Stephen V. Savran Sarah M oore Warren Linda Lee Fuson ♦Georgene Mallonee Elliott James D. Schembs ‘ Maria Russell Warth Jonathan F. G a llow a y Charles H. Ellis, Jr. ‘ John S. Schuster Dorothy Earley Weitzman *Gretchen Gayle ♦Thomas H. Evans Peter Setlow Martin L. Weitzman *W. Jean G eil A. Harris Fairbanks Steven H. Shmurak Katherine Kertesz Welch ♦Wendy Coleman Gobie Frank W. Farlow Philip J. Silverman 1963 ‘ Edwenna Rosser Werner Marilyn Em erson G od w in Frances Beck Felter Anne Cochran Sloan Thomas A. Wick Lillian Ries G oettler Margaret Flaccus Fenander Susan Smart Smith Class Representative: ‘ Isabelle Phillips Williams *Helen Howard Harmon Sue A. Fines Alan L. Spielman SUZANNE MERRILL MAYBEE Jonathan S. Willis, III Jill Harris Harris E. Fischer Nancy Nickerson Stassinopoulos ‘ Philip K. Wion Mary Gaskill Hauptman ♦Suzanne Wright Fletcher M. Eileen McGinley Stein Alumni Fund: $4,881.00 Bethania Smith Wright *Ann Harper Heaton ♦Carol P. Fox Foelak Michael H. Stein Participation: 42.5 Sara Edmundson Wu Beverly Burt Henderson ♦Anne Koopmans Frankel A m y F. J. S tone Total G ifts: $4,959.75 C.I.T. Foundation *David W. Henderson James A. Freyer ‘ Israel L. Tyler Challenge Earnings: $1,224.00 Ford Motor Company Fund Michael J. H offm ann ♦Cynthia A. Ganung Richard W. Weeks, II Robert D. Hollenberg General Electric Foundation ‘ Roslyn Rivkin Weinberger Deborah Dickinson Garcia ‘ Alison Archibald Anderson James E. H um phreys Allen C. Giese Hewlett-Packard Company ‘ James M. Weiss Margaret Anderson The New Yorker Roger N. Johnson ♦Robert L. Goble Philip A. Wellons Seth Armstrong Scott Paper Company Foundation H. Mac J uneau ♦Ronald S. Goor Barbara Diebold Wick Michael H. Bancroft United States Trust Company of Alan K. Kaplan Cynthia Norris Graae Joan Glenn Willemot Martha Barcalow Barrett New York Foundation Patricia Clark K enschaft Allen H. Greenleaf ‘ David M. Winn ‘ David L. Bartlett Kate Killebrew Friedner D. Wittman Paula Herman Gross ‘ Erica Strong Batt *Robert H. Koehl James A. Henretta, Jr. George T. Wolf ‘ Susan Ware Bauer ♦Lillian E. Kraem er Betty Hinsdale Hesser Samuel M. Worthington, III Janet Oestreich Bernstein Karen Sim pson Kuehl ‘ Thomas A. Hodgson, Jr. Cathe Winn Wright Daniel J. Booser Philip O. Littleford 1964 ‘ Ellen Faber Wright Suzanne Iverson Hoffmann Monica Pannwitt Bradsher Pamela F ezandie Lohm ann ‘ Elizabeth Sams Yeo Eleanor Jahoda Horwitz ‘ Leo B. Braudy Jeremy R. Mack ‘ Barbara Yoder Howard Class Representative: General Electric Foundation L. Harvey Buek Maija Bajars M ay C. O LIVER BURT, III Hughes Aircraft Company Judith Markham Hughes Lani Despres Burack John R. Merrill Margaret Reno Hurchalla Peat, Marwick, Mitchell *H. K urt Christensen Alumni Fund: ♦Randolph G . M oore Andrea Neiman Jackson $4,676.58 F oundation Mary Williams Clark Participation: j *Hugh P. Nesbitt Suzanne Duvall Jacobitti 41.6 Westinghouse Education *R. Kimbel Colket Total G ifts: ♦Lisa Haenlein N ew ton Jane Brand Jacobs $4,777.58 F oundation Michael B. Cook Janet Jones O steryou n g ‘ Susan Goodman Jolies Challenge Earnings: $1,310.00 ‘ Mary Putney Coote Jennifer Abraham Page George F. M. Jones E. Kevin Cornell Edward H. Allen Dorothy Smith Pam ‘ Robert L. Kaplan Glenn E. Coven, Jr. ‘ Samuel B. Allison David H. Peterson Jay S. Kerzner ‘ John C. Cratsley Valerie Lowe Amerkhail 1965 ♦Carol Hart Pizer Charles B. Ki mmel ‘ John J. Creighton Miki McCaslin Austin ♦R. Willis Post Reida Johnson Kimmel ‘ Elizabeth Maxfield Crofts Wallace Cruciger Ayers ♦Yale Richm ond Sally Vexler Klein Class Representatives: *J. Evan D e a rd o rff William S. Ayres ♦Virginia G a rrett R ovn y ak ‘ Stephen D. Koch PHILLIP G. HOFFER Donald N. Dewees Barbara Edwards Banet •Robert S. R ow ley Gay Gilmore Kreiss DAVID C. ROWLEY Margery G. Dunn Bernard A. Banet Myra Jordan Samuels Lloyd B. Kreuzer Jonathan E. B. Eddy Richard N. Barrett \*W. Gerow Schick, Jr. Peter S. Latham Alumni Fund: $5,113.86 Susan Craig Endy ‘ Elisabeth Smith Becvar I ’ Eleanor S. Schuker C. Richard K. Lunt Participation: 44.0 Martha Anderson Farlow Bernard D. Beitman I ‘ June Rothman Scott Lora Graham Lunt Total G ifts: $5,366.36 ‘ Jerry F. Feldman ‘ Allan Berlind I *Margretta R eed Seashore Susan Ehrlich Martin Challenge Earnings: $1,393.00 ‘ Ira Finkelson Sharon McGrayne Bertsch I ‘ Thomas W. Sharpless Robert J. Mason A n on y m ou s ‘ Paula Chane Gebhardt Gerald D. Blum Joseph J. Y . Shin David A. Maybee Susan Wright Allen ‘ Marilyn Tindall Glater Paul R. Booth I ‘ Diane Marshall Shott Jane Dixon McCullam Leonard Barkan ‘Joan Garrett-Goodyear ‘ Carol Seabrook Boulanger I *D. Claire Faust Stephens ‘ Mary C. McCutchan Louise Brandon Barker *Jo Eager Gordon Joan K. Bradbury Jean L ovelace S tin ch com be Mary Sandra McDiarmid Gerald S. Berman Lynne Fleming Goss Joann M. Broadbooks I ‘ Hans R. Stoll Linda Fulton McKay ‘ Peter A. Bloom Kendall B. H am pton *C. Oliver Burt, III I ‘ Sabina M ueller Sulgrove J. Kenneth Mehan ‘ Elizabeth Winn Brandt Carl J. Harner ‘ Rebecca Prentice Carel Sunao Suzuki John R. Miele Jean Riley Bruder ♦Mary Robertson Hartman ‘ William T. Carpenter I ‘Alice Carroll Swift Rebecca Adams Mills ‘ Barbara Hertz Burr ♦John C. Henley ‘ Susan Slade Carroll I , ‘ Dorothy Garrison Swift ‘ William J. Morehouse ‘ Kathryn F. Calhoon ♦Frederick B. Hoffmann Thelma Young Carroll I ‘ Joan L .utton T aylor R. Wesley Mutchler, Jr. ‘ Dana Carroll *E. Michael Holden ‘ Robin Smith Chapman I ‘ Judith T aylor Uehlein ‘ John B. Nesbitt Andrea Fleck Clardy ♦Catherine Hall Horr ‘Joyce McAvoy Colket I ‘ Jon Van Til ‘ Nicholas Passell ‘ Helen Lutton Cohen Anne B. Howells L. Shelley Smith Conture Belinda Streit Vrielink Jo Ann Test Patton Dunell E. Cohn ♦Carl G. Jockusch, Jr. Nina Wilson Cornell Marc L. W aldbaum ‘ Caroline Hodges Persell Carol Cross Conrad ♦Tessa Jordan ‘ Katrina van Benschoten Darnell I ‘ Marymina Helwig Wallis ‘ Ruth Brosi Phillips ‘ Donald A. Cooper Susan Womer Katzev Susanna Roberts Davison I ‘ Paul C. Waser ‘ L ouis B. Potter ‘ Gerald V. Cotts William R. Kem Edith Twombly Eddy I ‘ Sarah K ibbee W einberg Rosemary Wdrner Putnam Steven A. Delibert ♦Elizabeth Welfling King Jeanne Myles Eger I ‘ Michael D . M . W estgate Judy Schwartz Rabb Patricia Machol Dominus ♦Richard I. Kittredge ‘ Susan Zinn Eisinger I ‘ Patricia M yers W estine Robert A. Rescorla Carolyn Veeder Eberhard Charles Y. K. Kondo Louise Jung Elbaum I ‘ John B. W heeler David C. Richardson Marc M. Egnal Patricia Horan Latham ‘ Raymond H. Ellis ; Susan Kreps W ilkes Jane Shelby Richardson Julia Bunce Elfving J. Frederick Laucius Anne Perry Faragher George M. Wilson Jam es J. R obin son ‘ Warren L. Forsythe ♦Jonathan D. Leavitt Alan O. Feingold Bethlehem Steel C orporation ‘ Jonathan L. Rosner In memory o f Jonathan Freudenthal Lynn Hollen Lees ‘ Susan Foster Fleisig Castle & C o o k e , Inc ‘ Paul A. Rothman ‘ Susan Stanford Friedman Helen Rees Lessner Duncan K. Foley International Business M achines ‘ Frederick Russell Mona C. Frishman William H. Lipshutz Helene Peet Foley Corporation ‘ Stuart J. Safft Blaine M. Garvin ♦Michael M. Lister ‘ Martha McCrumm Fritts ' 10 | NCR Foundation ‘ Don L. Scarborough Linda Pike Goodloe Carol Finneburgh Lorber ¡2 / 1 Pren-Hall Foundation Edward Ganz Albert K. Harris, Jr. ‘ Peter J. Schoenbach M. Carol i ne Eubank Lyke In memory of James W. Gezork Elizabeth Holder Harris .60 ‘ Stephen C. Schoenbaum I Robert F. Lyke Jonathan G. Goldstine 5.00 ‘ Mary Murphy Schroeder Marilyn Warkentin Hasler I ‘ Gails S. MacColl ‘ Robert P. Gordon Laura Berkeley Schuster ‘ Ann Mueller Heider 1962 Peter C. Maloney Robert L. Hall Valorie Ladd Scott ‘ Katherine J. Heller Michael Manove ‘ Robert S. Harrington Y ohko Suzuki Shorb William L. Henning, Jr. Suzanne Merrill Maybee ‘ Peter H. Hartline Class Representative: ‘ Joanna Ferber Shulman Elizabeth Albertson Higginbotham ‘ Thomas A. McCrosson, Jr. ‘ David A. Heider JOHN T. WARRINGTON, JR . Arthur J. Siegel Gretchen Schwarz Hillard D avid J. M cL anahan ‘ Arthur D. Hlavaty L. Keith Simmer, Jr. ‘ Phillip G. Hoffer ‘ Helen Garrison McLaughlin ‘ Lydia Razran Hooke Alumni Fund: $5,913.11 ‘ Lloyd B. Sirman, Jr. Shelby Fiske Hoffman ‘ Robert D. Menaker ‘ William H. Hooke Participation: 4 7 ,5 Emily Malsín Sitkin Christine Holden ‘ Margaret Schoenberg Menzin ‘ Ted V. J. Houle Total Gifts: $6 , 175.61 Constance Donal Hoover *A. John Solodar Susan Wickens Merrill Challenge Earnings: $2,036.00 William S. Jewett ‘ William K. Hoyt, Jr. *J. K irker Stephens Barbara Daly Metcalf ‘ Elizabeth Northrop Jockusch ‘ Vivian Ling Hsu Christine Jensen Storch ‘ Barbara Seymour Morehouse Dari Eves A dam i Sterling B. Johnston ‘ Janet Gould Humphrey Marsha E. Swiss ‘ Patricia Handwerk Noragon Terry R. Allen ‘ Penelope Townsend Jones ‘ Gregory K. Ingram Walter F. Taylor ‘ Claire Bishop N yandoro Katharine Peckham A m b ro se Katherine M. Kauffman Karin Johnson Isles ‘ Douglas C. Thompson Torrence D. Parsons ‘ Brian E. A ppel F red erick S. K eller ‘ Ray S. Jackendoff Mary A. Tomkins James S. Patton Paul S. Arm ington ‘ Barbara Kline King Cordelia N. Jason *T. Jeffrey Toy ‘ Lawrence S. Phillips ‘ Ellen L. A sher Andrea Hoff Knox Josef Joffe *E. Carl Uehlein, Jr. ‘ Mary Dewees Pietris Deborah Ayres ‘ Daniel H. Lederer Glen H. Kanwit Peter K. Unger ‘ Richard E. Poole David S. Bam berger Rebecca Todd Lehmann Laura Sue Kaufman Stephanie Ross van Reigersberg- Clyde V. Prestowitz, Jr. James W . Barnes Scott K. Lehmann ‘ Daniel L. Kegan V erslu ys Robert D. Putnam Richard C . B echtel, Jr. Elizabeth Hodgson Leigh ‘ Glenn C. Kenton Nina deAngeli Walls William Raich Bernard M. Berman David N. Levin J. Douglas Klafehn John T. Warrington, Jr. ‘ Judith Aitken Ramaley George F. Bertsch Michael W. Lillie Frances Halsband Kliment David H. Wegman ‘ Thomas C. Saylor Nancy Kramer Bickel ‘ Marvin J. Lipschutz Elizabeth Ring Kolasky ‘ John L. Weinberg Ronald S. Scott Elna Otter Binford ‘ Bennett Lorber ‘ Thomas R. Kramer ‘ Peter S. Westine Paul H. Shield Raul A. Brest ‘ Richard W. Mansbach ‘ Richard B. Latner ‘ Margaret Kaetzel Wheeler *R. Evan Smith ‘ Elisabeth Potts B row n Joanna DuBarry Morris ‘ Marjorie Limber Lederer Kathleen Malley White ‘ Radley M. Smith ‘ David A . Burack Siberia Clark Pedder ‘ William C. Lewis, Jr. Gordon W. Wilcox ‘ Sandra Hutchison Smith Peter H. Cam pbell ‘ Joseph R. Peterson ‘ Robert A. Mabry - Linda Avery Wilcox ‘ Daniel I. Sober Elizabeth H olden C arter John C. Pollock Keith B. MacAdam ‘ Albert J. Williams,III ‘ Jane Jonas Srivastava Mary Sargent C oles Howard N. Rabinowitz Elizabeth Sprague Mann Barbara Lemchen W olff *C. William Steelman ‘ Jed S. R a k o ff ‘ Barbara Weber Mather nili October, 1975 13 Joseph H. Hafkenschiel, III David Hilgers *T Michael Mather ♦John A. Hooke ♦Isabel Vreeland Hoverman Michael D. Halpern Joan Glass Hilgers Robert D. May ♦Susan Booth Houle Mark Huberman ♦David F. Hastings Randy J. Holland ♦John J. McKelvey, III Mae Hultin Douglas B. Huron ♦Martha Oliphant Hastings Margaret Anne Hollyday John E. Mercer Jane Spavins Ingalls ♦ G ladys H . Irish ♦Robert Hoe, VI Anne Yarbrough Huron ♦Peter B. M eyer ♦Elizabeth Smith Ingram ♦William S. Jacobs ♦Kathy MacLeod Hooke Bonnie Gregory Inouye *C. Grant Miller ♦Eric B. J acobs Jean Powers Kamp S. Bronwyn Hurd Richard N. Kamen ♦Sara Shettleworth Mrosovsky ♦Stratton C. Jaquette Nevin M. Katz M eredith J. Jon es Teresa Rose Kennedy Melanie Skagen Munshi Martha Pullen Jenkins Peter J. Katzenstein Richard R. Kast ♦Margaret Anne Kohn Clark A. Murdock Elena Williams Jenny David Laitin David S. Kim Glenda Rauscher Laffey ♦Linda Smith Nathanson Akira Jindo ♦Charles R. Lansberry Jean McLaughlin Kim M ia Land ♦Stephen L. Nathanson Paul R. Katz Thomas W. Laqueur Emily R. Klenin ♦Randall W. Larrimore ♦Jeremiah Nelson Edward A. Klein ♦Barbara Finch Lawson Joya Tanaka Konishi Linda J. Lee ♦David S. C. Pao Katharina E. Klemperer Howard R. Layton Lise Luborsky ♦Laura Lein ♦Hervey C. Parke, 111 Frederick T. Koster Robert W. Lewine ♦Lewis M. Lutton M artha S. L ew is ♦Anne Few Passed Delia Fortune Laitin Janet Munnecke Madden E. Joyce Whalen Lytle ♦Lynne Oakland Liptay Howard A. Peelle Stephen B. Lichtenberg Donald Marritz John C. Mather John F. Lohr ♦Walter H. Pinkus Klaus E. Liebold ♦Richard H. Martin Ray P. McClain ♦Helen I. Lorn ♦Raphael L. Podolsky Sara Lawrence Lightfoot ♦Stephen B. Maurer Richard R. McCurdy Judith L. Lorick ♦Suzanne Rekate Post Helen Heusner Lojek ♦Jane Lang McGrew Ellen E. Milhan ♦Stephan G. Lynn ♦James R. Preer Nancy Basehore Loomis Candida Fraze Moskovitz Christopher P. Miller Mary Louise McGregor Daniel A. Prener William H. Mains Katharine Rubio Murdock ♦Nory Miller Robert J. McKay Carol Anne Replogle Elizabeth K. Marsh Priscilla Coit Murphy ♦V. James Miller ♦Thomas J. McKay ♦David C. Rowley ♦Susan Wolschina Metcalf Robert G. Murray ♦Fred H. Montgomery ♦Edna Ilyin Miller Sylvia Bogsch Rucker ♦Howard V. Mindus Alexander Nehamas Nancy M. Pepper Robin Feuer Miller ♦Elizabeth Rosenberg Rumelt Barbara Colton Moore Eric R. Nelson William E. Peterson Donald E. Mitchell Dorita Sewell Theodore F. Moore ♦Robin Hannay Nelson Sandra Miller Pilorge Virginia Willis M oore ♦Corey R. Smith Jules Moskowitz Samuel C. Newbury Bruce L. Rockwood Harriet O. Nelson ♦Eric N. Smith Jack H. Nagel ♦Catherine Hyder Ogden Joseph G. Rosenbaum ♦Mary A. Noland William L. Springer, II Robert A. Nussbaum Richard D. Parker ♦Judith Mebane Rowley Daniel E. Nussbaum Paul M. Stevens ♦Ross H. Ogden ♦Robert B. Peelle, Jr. Susan Jo Russell ♦Thomas A. O’Donnell Richard E. Stone ♦Margaret Sprague Oravetz Spencer C. Putnam Lee Alan Sanders E. Michael O ’Neill ♦Ann E. Stuart Peter Passed ♦Elenor G. Reid ♦John O. Schairer Paul E. Peelle Earl E. Tarble ♦Bruce R. Patton ♦Charles M. Rosenberg Anthony H. Schnelling Frederick R. Peiffer ♦Joel S. Taylor ♦Stephen B. L. Penrose, III Alta Margulis Ross Emily Brower Schwartz ♦Karen Spitulnik Peiffer ♦Ursula Bentele Tenny John E. Pickett Barbara Ingersoll Rothenberg Eleanor Morse Seager Elizabeth A. Pinkston Louise Seelinger Thompson ♦Daniel A. Pope Raymond W. Sass, Jr. ♦David W. Singleton ♦Deborah M. Prince ♦Thomas V. Tilton ♦Lee Vandenberg Potter Janet Baecker Schoenberg ♦Diana Royce Smith Verena Hostettler Putnam Bruce E. Tischler M argot K oster Pratt Niels D. Schonbeck ♦Lawrence J. Smith William Reiner Emily Fitzgibbons Toth ♦Jean Lyon Preer Joel H. Schultz Mark S. Smith James K. Ribe ♦John G. Troyer Margaret Engel Rae Maitland S. Sharpe Susan L. Smith Richard A. Rinaldi ♦Stephanie Fantl Troyer Joy Kolehmainen Reynolds Anne L. Sheldon ♦Marc J. Sonnenfeld Kenneth A. Roberts ♦Diane Levine Umemoto W. Richard Ristow Mark L. Sherkow ♦Wilbur G. Streams F. John Rogers ♦Sally A. Warren ♦Elizabeth Probasco Rodewald C lifford J. Sim on Robert B. Suter ♦Jeffrey Ruda ♦Nancy L. Weiss ♦Carol Weiss Rosenberg Christina Chiknas Sokol ♦Joseph D. C. Wilson, III Ellen L. Schall Marilyn Zoeller Wellons Frank W. Schaffer Jonathan W. Stewart Faris L. Worthington Steven J. Schostal Nancy Strong Weyant Sara Orr Sello ♦Edith DuBose Streams William E. Zimmer Michael S. Schudson Cecile Fitzgibbons Wiseman ♦Allen E. Shoenberger Kenneth Turan Julie Biddle Zimmerman ♦Betsy Weisberger Seifter David C. Wright ♦Cynthia Grant Shoenberger Menno H. van Wyk International Business Machines Camille Smith Gavin Wright Linda M. Simkin Randall Victoria Warner Corporation Lyle B. Snider Sally Banks Zakariya Jan Burgess Soule Paula Lawrence Wehmiller John Hancock Mutual Life Susan Tripp Snider Lawrence E. Zuckerman Sarah Van Keuren Steinbrook R obert S. W einstein Insurance Company Karen Rosin Sollins First National Bank of Boston Eleanor Bly Sutter Susan Schaal West Michael R. Sollins ♦E. Dare Rust Thompson Lisa A. Weymouth Raytheon Company Ford Motor Company Fund Darwin H. Stapleton ♦Richard R. Truitt Louise Lichtenberg Wilson International Business Machines ♦Christopher A. Taylor Jonathan Vaughan ♦David H. Wise Corporation ' Dana U. Wakefield Negea Service Corporation Thomas R. Watts ♦Phyllis Wang Wise Peter R. Warrington United Engineers & Constructors, ♦Thompson Webb, III John C. Wood 1969 Paul W. Witkowsky John F. Wehmiller Mary Elliott Woodrow Inc. Artley Swift Wolfson Walter E. Westman Robert H. Woodrow, III Class Representatives: Richard L. T. Wolfson Lucinda Kidder Wilkins John T. Wright NANCY Y. BEKAVAC ♦David D. Wright ♦ R obert B. W illiam s Arnold W. Yanof GREGORY J. ENGLUND John M. Yinger 1966 Stuart J. Y ou n g n er Elizabeth Bixler Yanof Bambi Batts Young ♦John M. Zelnick Ruth Bernard Yeazell Alumni Fund: $2,899.21 Class Representative: Peter M. Zimmerman ♦Regina G. Ziegler Stephen C. Yeazell Participation: 39.2 RICHARD R. TRUITT Steven H. Zimmerman Exxon Education Foundation Richard A. Young Total G ifts: $2,982.71 Ford Motor Company Fund General Foods Fund, Inc. ♦Nancy High Zelnick Challenge Earnings: $1,122.00 Alumni Fund: $3,954.42 Prudential Insurance Company of INA Foundation Carol Jablon Zuckerman Participation: 40.7 A m erica 3 M Company General Foods Fund, Inc. Tralance O. Addy Total G ifts: $6,689.92 Richardson-Merrell, Inc. X e r o x Fund Phelps Dodge Foundation ♦Heather Jackson Allen Challenge Earnings: $1,429.00 Scott Paper Company Foundation Martha Leary Allen Travelers Insurance Companies Michael Allen A n on y m ou s Mary Artymenko 1970 ♦Freeland K. Abbott, Jr. 1967 Deborah Seeley Averill ♦Janet Griffin Abbott ♦Philip T. Barker Class Representatives: Penelope Owens Adelmann Class Representative: 1968 ♦Nancy Y. Bekavac WALTER COCHRAN-BOND M. Elaine Gibbard Allman EDITH DU BOSE STREAMS Dorothy Duncan Belford LUCINDA M. LEW IS Brenda Porster Amato Class Representatives: Jean Bell N a n cy J. A x elrod Alumni Fund: $4,013.26 LYNN M. ETH ER ED G E ♦Elizabeth Leavelle Bennett Alumni Fund: $2,167.00 Rita B. Baab Participation: 36.2 DIANA ROYCE SMITH Ann E. Blakely Participation: 31.7 In memory of Philip H. Barley Total Gifts: $4,076.76 ♦Farrell E. Bloch Total g ifts: $2,854.50 Joseph M. Becker Challenge Earnings: $1,361.00 Alumni Fund: $2,769.65 James R. Buchanan Challenge Earnings: $962.00 ♦Stephen H. Bennett Participation: 30.6 ♦George Caplan ♦Wendy Prindle Berlind D on ald J. A dam s Total Gifts: $2,875.15 Margaret W. Capron Lauren Bernstein Adamson ♦Richard H. Bonder Jerrold B. A lp ern Challenge Earnings: $854.00 ♦Francine Jo Cardman Michael S. Aldrich William A. Bradford, Jr. ♦Charles R. Bailey ♦Elizabeth Coleman-Stroup Kristen Anderson ♦Steven H. Brandt ♦Judy Lee Bartella A n on y m ou s ♦Diane Pennell Cook ♦Stephen Arbuthnot ♦Stephen R. Burstein ♦David G. Battis Walter L. Adamson ♦Stephen H. Cook Douglas A. Bacon ♦Sharon Townley Burt ♦Marshall Beil Diane Brett Alexander ♦T aylor C o p e , II Sarah Bancroft Alexander Capron Franklin H. Briggs, IV Susan W. Almy Elizabeth D. Crawford ♦Brigitte Schmidt Bell Paul D. Chalmer J. Christopher Brown ♦Robert E. Bartkus Katharine Bode Darlington Douglas H. Blair Dorothy Woods Chronister ♦Mary Grafflin Chijioke ♦Florence Daly Battis ♦Mark W. Dean ♦Arthur Block D. Bruce Cratsley Rod J. Chronister Frances Batzer Baylson ♦Allen J. Dietrich Barbara P. Briggs James L. Cristol W. Dayton Coles, Jr. Marsha M cAfee Bera Peter J. Dikeman ♦Janet Mather Briggs Barbara Jahnel Dingfield Gillian H. Dean Daniel R. Botsford, Jr. ♦Ellis Dudley, Jr. ♦John E. Briggs ♦Theodore J. Duff Robert A. Doughty Mary I. Bowers ♦Gretchen De Lamater Edgar ♦Vera Grant Brown ♦Judith Graybeal Eagle ♦Andrew L. Faber Samuel A. Brackeen ♦John P. Edgar Elisabeth Raleigh Brownlee Eva Reissner Ewing Ronald A. Feigin D. Ren Brown Theodore Eisenberg Michael A. Brownlee Martin S. Ewing Janet Barrett Fierman ♦Frank I. B row n Gregory J. Englund Frank D. Burns, Jr. ♦Sandra Moore Faber Jon L. Fleischaker Linda Creasey Brown ♦Christine Erb John Chaffee Ruth Sandbergh Fay E. Wayne Frazer, Jr. Roberta Welte Buchanan Sarah Barton Feigin Beverly Lyon Clark In memory of Daniel Feigin Jeffrey C. Freedman ♦Nancy Eichhorn Cadmus Alan Feldman Roger D. Clark Michael K. Ferber Teresa Barmatz Freedman ♦Robert R. Cadmus, Jr. Christine Adler Fernsler J. M ich ael C o o p e r Jam es M . F lack , II Hannah Gardner Melissa A. Cannon Diana E. Forsythe ♦Mark H. Daniel Barbara Alden Giangiulio Leslie Foster Gifford Janet M. Cooper Carolyn Cymbalak Foster Elizabeth Ann De La Hunt Steven G. Goldblatt Warren S. Gifford A lb ert J. D avis Robert S. Fowler Deborah Ann De Mott Jill R obin son G ru b b Harriet E. Goldman Katherine Conner Doughty Donald Fujihira Jean A. Dirks Thomas C. Grubb, Jr. Gaye E. Goodman ♦William J. Edgar ♦Dorothy Twining Globus Christine M. Doty Robert C. Gwin, III Linda Turner Gwin ♦Norma Elias Michael L. Glover Frank H. Easterbrook Patricia Lykens Hankins Stephen F. Hamilton ♦Lynn M. Etheredge Sarah J. Graetz ♦John R. Fields ♦Arthur J. Hartz Loren Michael Hanau ♦Charles A. Floto Barbara Skavinsky Graves Jennifer Will Fleischaker J. M ichael H eld ♦William M. Hauser Emily Albrink Fowler ♦John B. Greenly David R. Foster Peter L. Hendley Phebe Wheeler Heifetz Barbara S. Gard Christine Grant Halpern ♦Ellen Thompson Fowler Ellen Langenheim Henle Stephen A. Heifetz ♦Jean Warren Goad Carolyn E. Frick ♦Kate Donnelly Hickey Michael E. Herbert Glenna Giveans Gregor ♦Jeffrey A. Hart ♦Joan Goldhammer Hart T im oth y P. G ardner ♦Pamela Corbett Hoffer ♦Stephen B. H itchner, Jr. Richard L. Gregor ♦William B. Herdle Victoria R. Gimbel Ronald W. Holz Thomas K. Hodous Gail A. Hadley 14 Swarthmore Alumni Issu! B. Fritts G olden Steven D. Gordon Jo Lynne Johnson Virginia Adams Lancina William C. Jones •Mary J. G o o d Edith Garrison Griffin Ronald M. Jones David W. Landau Jean F. MacFarlane John J. G orlich Barbara Mahl Hardwig Beatrice M. Jordan J. Randolph Lawlace Jeffrey Scheuer Michael P. Greenwald Robert S. Hardwig Benjamin Kalkstein Richard J. Lichtenberg •William E. G reiner Ruth Perlmutter Hazen Madelon Toll Kelly Renee Lomell •Anne Newman Hirshfield Nancy Shoemaker Hegner Giles K. Kemp Jeffrey H. Massien Alan S. H ollister Richard E. Hegner Colleen A. Kennedy Robert C. May 1976 Bentley P. Jenkins Charles R. Helleloid Christopher Leinberger Gustav McLeavy Henry W. Jones, III Louise C. Hellwig Duncan T. MacLane Judith E. Meighan Cynthia G. Campbell Noble S. Jones Sylvia K. Humphrey Madeleine L. McDougal Jon H. Messick Mary Sweeten Raymond A. Kelly David W. Inouye Gretchen A. Merrill Mark Miller William R. K ennedy Kenneth R. Jewell Margaret Knowles Midgett Caroline G. Morgan James B. Kimmel Mark H. Jones Helen L. Miehle G. Malcolm Murray •Benjamin J. K uipers Monica Carsky Kennedy Marcia E. Murakami Arnold L. Newman 1977 Bradley N . Lem ke Kathryn Ann Knight Edward T. Nelson Steven I. Ojalvo •Lucinda M . Lew is Francesca Kress Pamela Miller Ness Amanda Orr Susan R. Glick Janice Scriver L oh r •Judith Cutright Larrimore Paul M. Ness Richard Ortega •Victoria M . Lundquist Jonathan R. Lax W. Webster Newbold Robert K. Oye Deborah Carey Lyons Steven M. Melov Joseph M. Ortiz Susan B. Packer Stephen R. M arion H, Douglas Merrill, III Wendy Palmer Jeffrey W. Pepper Ruth N . M cN eill 1978 Cheryl Warfield Mitchell Andrew D. Pike Mary Beth Pereira Barbara D . Merrill Ray R. Mullins Vaughn Polansky James R. Pugh Gary L. M oss Susan C. Scheuer Sheila Marie Naughton Charles C. Price, IV Marilee Roberg Terry Miller Mumford Flora von Pirquet W illiam J. P ichardo Laurie Tompkins Rabek Miriam A. Scheiber Margaret N ordstrom Mark R. Proctor Ann Reichelderfer Laura L. Scheuer •K. Kristina N ygaard Rick T. Reitze Carol Schrader Reitz Richard A. Schultz Chloe O’Gara Deborah H. Roberts David A. Reitz Sandra Spewock Kathryn Sharp O ’ N eal Geoffrey.Selling Mary L. Seubold Christopher H. Stinson R, Michael O ’ Neal 1979 Carol Hartnett Sieck David C. Shilton Ruth H. Thomas Patricia L. O ’ Regan James H. Stark Robert N. Shriver, Jr. S. Randall Thomas Joyce M. Olum Brenda Perkins Elaine Kuehn Stonestrom Mark T. Shullenberger James R. Thompson Lawrence G. Palmer Charles S. Thomforde W. Claymore Sieck Grant M. Trippel Andre C. Pool Christine L. Tol ins Emily A. Siegel Joseph L. Turner Christopher C. Richter Ralph W. Tryon Peter M. Solar Anke Van Hilst Caroline Robinson Sanders •Mary Stott Tyler Peter Stonestrom Ming Yee Wang SPECIAL •Jessica G ross Schairer Marc J. Wertheimer Hidemichi Tai Amy Vedder Weber •Roy J. Shanker Charles E. Williams, Jr. Josh Taifer Judith H. Wilson Robert D. Berger Freda F. Shen Guy M. Yates Christopher R. Tapscott Richard S. Wilson Bennette Morton Cope Roland W . Sherman Chicopee Manufacturing Company Susan Schultz Tapscott Richard W. Wilson Joan Shaykin Emtage •William 1. Shorter Ford Motor Company Fund Helen S. Tartar Andrea Wuest John B. Ferguson •Ruth Stein Singleton Foster Wheeler Corporation Carol Lippincott Trippel William P. Yarrow Sylvia Hurwitz Peters Boyd J. S lom off Manufacturers Hanover Trust Linda A. Valleroy Arthur R. Yelsey Hans Schauer •Charles B. Spadoni Company Foundation Katherine Burns Vaughan Westinghouse Education •Serita Pereira Spadoni John H. Stevens Richardson-Merrell, Inc. Robert C. Vaughan Foundation Samuel S. Y. Tsui Jeanne Harrison Stone Jean Murdock Warrington Charles C. Weng •Dahrl Hill T aylor A. William Weber Eleanor Goddard Worthen •Paul L. T aylor 1972 Marie Kummler Weiland Anne Thompson D ou glas J. W einer 1974 •Stephen B. Trippel Class Representatives: Jerry Whitson •Seth Tyler NAVY ERNEST B. ABBOTT Emily Howe Wilson Class Representative: Phillips C . W atson JEFFREY L. APFELBAUM MARK T. S H U LLEN B ER G ER Julia Wrubel W oldorf •Roy E. W ilber C. Duncan Wright Arthur A. Chandler •Michael C . W ing Alumni Fund: $478.13 Arthur R. Harned Morton E. W inston Alumni Fund: $1,673.50 Participation: 29.4 Participation: 11.6 Joseph Lichtenberg Arlene Zarem bka 1973 Total G ifts: $1,731.50 Total G ifts: $493.13 Henry C. Marshall Barbara M . Zaveruha •Morgan L. Miller Challenge Earnings: $891.00 Challenge Earnings: $5,451.00 Prudential Insurance C om p a n y o f Class Representative: Norman L. Morton America PAUL J. SUSKO Emily L. Atkinson Charles C. Timm Catherine Good Abbott Lisa H. Barsky Frank W. Trinkle Ernest B. A b b ott Alumni Fund: $1,287.00 Raymond A. Beck David M. Adamson Participation: 23.4 Mitchell K. Black 1971 Donald B. Alexander Total G ifts: $7,337.00 Elizabeth Sanders Bressoud Edward M. Bassett, III Challenge Earnings: $647.00 Armond D. Budish I Class Representative: David S. Black I Donald E. Cooper MASTERS JONATHAN R. LAX Joanna Booser A n on y m ou s Andrew L. Dannenberg Eric J. Bressler Allison M. Barnes Charles G. Durand Louise Schriefer Handy 3f I Alumni Fund: $10,214.33 Judith M. Buchanan Barry S. Block Jacqueline L. Edmonds Jacob Nachmias [ Participation: 25.3 Christine H. Buffum Barbara E. Boehm Stephen R. Fast Linda Ann Parrish Total Gifts: $10,304.33 Emily W. Bushnell Abigail Wickham Bressler Anne Henderson Finucane Sun Oil Company I Challenge Earnings: $3,563.00 Peter G . Canby Scott H. Bullen Karen L. Genkins Mary Jo Carr Lizabeth L. Burrell Robert L. A braham s Donata Lewandowski Guerra Sally V. Carson Bruce W. Char Barbara A . Atkin Louis D. Heavenrich A. Benjamin Chitty, III Edward M. Chew Thomas J. Bates K eik o Itoh Lawrence P. Clark C orn ell S. L. Chun HONORARY F. Adele Blakely Kartherine Buttolph Jackson James H. Coates Ann Benjamin Claflin David M. Bressoud Mark D. Jackson Russell Meiggs Virginia L. Colin Brian A. Connery Robert S. Briggs RoberJ. Karny Clarence R. Moll Ellen Campbell Cooper Christopher G. Crain I Cornelia M cC u rdy B row n Richard A. King John W. Nason Susan Corcoran Susan E. Crockford '■00 I Carol Freed Bruml Robert Kschinka •Hilton S. Read Arlene J. Dannenberg John W. Csordas H. 7 j Barbara Hunter C h affee Nell B. Lancaster Philip D. Reed Joseph W. Darlington Glenn S. Davis !.50 I Sylvia J. Chin Donna Magda John C. Wister Eric T. Dean, Jr. Sandra A. Dembski I. OO I Susan A . Christman Jonathan D. March Kenneth W. DeFontes, Jr. Carey W. Donovan Alexander P. C ilento Frances Masterson McKinney Melissa R. Dietz Kathleen A. Draine E. Margaret Schm idt Clark Carolyn C. Mitchell Mary F. Edgar M itchell E. Eil Robert B. Clark Deborah Neale HONOARY ALUMNI M . Jane H oldin g Eil William H. Eilberg James J. Clym er Sunday C. Nwosu William H. Everett, Jr. William H. Epstein Constance H. Cole Katrina E. Robeck Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich Brinkmann Heidi H. Frantz Wayne F. Foster Ljiljana M ilosavljevic C o o k Donald Roberson Susan Cobbs (Deceased) Robert Furia Stephanie Vaughn Freeman Peter G . C ook Richard A. Rudnick Hilde D. Cohn Ruth E. Ganister John S. Garrett Jairo A. Correa David S. Shucker Martha A. Connor Jonathan R. Gavrin William J. Gatens Linda Robinson C o x Ray L. Steinmetz Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Cratsley Steven J. G lass Peter M. Gibson Robert M . Cushm an A la n T aw il Robert K. Enders Patricia M. Granfield Shellie E. Grant Kathleen L. D aerr Samuel O. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Faulkner Robert W. Griffin Frank J. Green Martha M eier D ean Lana Everett Turner Everett L. Hunt Mark H. Gromko Jan T. Hahn William A . D ellalfar David A. Vorhis Mr. and Mrs. Luzern Livingston Richard M. Harley Steven W. H ansen Jane Eigenrauch Kenneth R. Wynn In honor of Luzern Livingston Arthur M. Hauptman D. Elizabeth Haslam M. Elisa Wright Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. John M. Moore Steven L. Heiser Deborah Smith Hilke Kathleen H. Felm ey Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Morrill Patricia Gillespie Henry John C. Hilke 1975 Barbara B. G ibson Hedley H. Rhys Ilona Szucs Holland Sharon L. Hiltz John H. G ilbert, III Mrs. Joseph B. Shane Jeffrey Jann-Jordan Shahnaz Kianian Martha Booser Black Kenneth P. G iles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker Margaret Jann-Jordan M artha P. King In honor of Holly Corn John D. Goldm an In honor of Hans Wallach Deborah Deutch Jewell Eric M. Kraus Martha Harrell Howard H. Williams

ssue October, 1975 H ow ard S. T u rn er ’ 33 Richard M. Hurd ’48 Walter O. ’27 and Frances Dowdy Simon ’28 Marian Snyder Ware '38 THE GARNET CIRCLE Wellington D. Jones, Jr. '39 Jerome Simson ’41 Stevens H . Weiss ’50 H. Dietz Keller ’31 Daniel M. ’51 and Maxine Frank Singer ’52 Members 1974-75 *Mr. and Mrs. George Weissman Louis ’52 and Sheila Cohn Kislik ’ 53 Walter T. Skallerup, Jr. ’42 Richard B. ’33 and Elizabeth Passmore Willis ’33 Jerome Kohlberg, Jr. ’46 Claude C. Smith T4 A n on ym ou s Barbara Brooks Smoyer ’37 Joseph H. ’ ll and Therese Spackman Willits ’1L Robert N. Alfandre ’49 F ran cesca M . K ress ’71 Elizabeth Worth Spackman T7 *Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wilson »Mr. and Mrs. Everett Armington ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Henri Kummerman Babette Schiller Spiegel ’33 (Deceased) Letitia McHose Wolverton T3 Willis C. Armstrong ’33 W alter Lam b ’ 39 David W. Stickney ’31 tM r. J. H arry W o o d Walter T. ’34 and Elizabeth Geddes Baker ’34 E ugene M . Lang ’ 38 Alfred K. Stidham ’25 (In memory of Catherine Fitzhugh W ood ’24) Boyd T. Barnard ’ 17 Stephen G . L ax ’41 Joan Ellwood Thomas ’49 Helen Gawthrop Worth '18 tMr. and Mrs. Albert Beekhuis Frances E. Leland ’54 Richard F. Thompson ’26 Nora Stabler Worth ’03 Clement M. Biddle ’31 Donald J. ’52 and Beverly Miller Lloyd-Jones ’52 Terry Armstrong Thompson ’57 William A. Worth T4 fEstate of Abigail Blackburn Paul W. Lunkenheimer ’34 G uerin T o d d ’ 38 (In m em ory o f Jason A . Blackburn ’ 14) Charles S. ’37 and Isabel Logan Lyon '42 tMrs. Guerin Todd ‘ Parent Donors Richard C. ’31 and Barbara Batt Bond ’33 Thomas B. McCabe ’ 15 William W. Tomlinson T7 t Friends Joan J. Brewster ’46 Charlotte Goette McCurdy ’20 Lois Wright Brown ’38 Christian E. McMurtrie ’56 Edwin M ., Jr. ’49 and Suzanne Bradley Bush v ' Harold E. Mertz '26 Edward L. ’31 and Jean Walton Noyes ’32 Marion Harris Churchill ’29 DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS TO THE ALUMNI FUND Elinor Jones Clapp ’46 Janet Jones Osteryoung ’61 Ruth Watters Colton ’23 Rogers Palmer ’26 ‘ Number Amount Ljiljana Milosavljevic Cook ’71 William ’30 and Louise Hiller Poole ’33 Peter G . C o o k ’ 71 Richard ’36 and Helen Shilcock Post ’36 $5,000 or over 7 $ 44,908.98 Henry L. Price, Jr. ’44 *Mr. George R. Cooley 86 $111,851.94 ‘ Estate of Charles M. Cooper Andrea W olf Rabinowitz ’49 $1,000 to $4,999.99 Julien C orn ell ’ 30 Richard L. ’51 and Phyllis Hall Raymond ’54 $500 to $999.99 77 $ 43,737.91 Virginia Stratton Cornell ’30 Philip D. Reed (Hon.) 104 $ 30,770.80 i Alan L. Reinstein '49 $250 to $499.99 Ellsworth F. ’ 16 and Margaretta Cope Curtin ’ 734 $ 89,617.82 Carl K. ’31 and Margaret Ball Dellmuth ’33 Estate of Frances Richardson ’08 $100 to $249.99 Roswell C. Dikeman ’44 John W. ’39 and Jane Martin Roberts ’39 $50 to $99.99 1127 $ 62,744.85 Amy Green Dobronyi ’44 Walter H. Robinson ’31 $25 to $49.99 1701 $ 46,848.23 Jeanette Streit Rohatyn ’46 Alice Robinson Erb, ’36 1916 $ 25,353.70 Constance Spink Fleming ’43 Katharine S cherm an R osin ’ 38 $10 to $24.99 John E. Gillmor ’59 *Dr. Otto S. Schairer Under $10 685 $ 3,260.74 Richard B. ’41 and Jane Kellock Setlow ’40 M argaret G u rn ey ’ 30 *6437 $459,094.97 Dorothy Lucking Hagerty’45 J. Lawrence ’56 and Martha Porter Shane ’57 H . T h om as H allow ell, Jr. ’ 29 Marion Staley Sharpies ’30 ‘ /This is the number of transactions and includes multiple gifts, Philip T. Sharpies TO S ew ell W . H od ge T 6 gifts to the Alumni Fund by friends of the College in memory of ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hoenemeyer Ruth Ottaway Sherer ’58 Betty Stern Hoffenberg ’43 Norman G. Shidle T7 alumni, and matching gifts from corporations. *Mr. and Mrs. Moore P. Huffman William C. ’47 and Barbara Tipping Sieck ’50

ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTORS TO SWARTHMORE COLLEGE Friends of Swarthmore

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. F aw thorp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Hopkins A non ym ou s Campus Arboretum Association of Mrs. John B. F elton Mr. and Mrs. N. Richard Horikawa Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. A cker Haverford College Mrs. S.M. Felton, Jr. Mrs. R ob ert C . H orne Mr. Jack A kerb oom Mr. John W. Carroll Mrs. Robert P. Fetter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. H ow e Mr. Edward Albers Mrs. Pauline Carroll Mr. and Mrs. James A. Field, Jr. Mrs. Charles M. Howell Mr. David H. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Carpenter Mrs. Harris Fischer Mr. James R. Huffman Mr. G eorge M. Allen Professor Joseph C. Carter Mr. H enry D. Fisher Mrs. Alan R . Hunt Mr. Clark R . Allison Mrs. Edward H. Cavin Mrs. A lbert J. Fiumara Mrs. Richard E. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. G ordon M. Am stutz Mr. John S. Clem ent Mrs. William K. Flaccus Mr. R ob ert T. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. A ppell, Jr. Mr. George W. Coleman Mrs. James M. Flack, II Mrs. William E . Hunt Mr. Francis H. Arnold, Jr. Mrs. Barbara C olton Mrs. William H. Flam m er, Jr. Mr. Charles S. Hyneman Dr. Samuel R. Aspinall In memory of Joseph Conard Mr. L o c k w o o d F ogg , Jr. Mrs. James J. Jackson Mr. William O. Aydelotte Mr. Jim Conway Fordham University . Mrs. Joan Jarrell Mr. Peter Bachrach Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T . C o o k , Jr. Mr. Barton L. Jenks Mr. and Mrs. G . Richard Bacon Mr. Robert Cooney Mrs. Edward F o x Mrs. A. Sideny Johnson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Baker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. C oop er Miss Anna Frank Mrs. William H. Frederick, Jr. Joint Committee on Power Celeste Bailey Mrs. Harry C oslett Diffraction Standards Ashok N. Bakhru Mr. Charles D. Couch Mr. Alfred A. Fraser, III Mr. James Jones Efnesta D. Ballard The Country Gardeners Mrs. Richard L. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Friend, III Mrs. Leonard Jones Mrs. W. Herman Barcus Mrs. George A. Cowdright Mrs. and Mrs. F. Herman Fritz, Jr. Mrs. Richard L. Jones, Jr. Mrs. Curtis L. Barnes Mr. Gerry W. C o x , Jr. Mrs. Wellington D. Jones, Jr. Mrs. Edward E. Bartleson Mr. and Mrs. M .A. Cram er, Jr. Mrs. Martin Gage Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barus Lorraine F. Cranston Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaines Mr. Peter Julicher Mrs. E. Morris Bassett, Jr. Mrs. W .S. C roddy Mrs. Davis R. Garretson In honor of The Hon. Harry Kalodner Miss Elizabeth Bassett Mr. and Mrs. R obert D. Cross Mrs. James M. Gassaway Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kassab Patricia Bassett Mrs. John Paul Dalsimer Mr. and Mrs. Walter Geer Mrs. John H. Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. Preston C. Bassett Mrs. Richard M. Daniel Dr. Nelson A. Gelfman Mr. and Mrs. McClure Kelley William Bassett Mrs. Arthur M. Dannenberg Dr. and Mrs. A rm en H. Gevjan Mr. and Mrs. F.W . K elly, Jr. Mr. Lehym an J.B. Bastian Mr. and Mrs. H arold E. Davis Mr. John G. Gibson Mrs. Jairfes K ennedy Mr. Lowell W. Bauer Mrs. R ob ert G . Dawes Mrs. W. Blake G ibson Mr. John T. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. George A . Beach, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Decker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gilbert Robert O. Keohane Mr. Monroe C. Beardsley Mrs. Pierre D ecrouez Mr. and Mrs. Charles A . Gillan Nannerl O. Keohane Mr. and Mrs. N oel Beebe Mr. Hans D eG root Mr. George Gillespie Mrs. Merrill A . Kercher Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Beekhuis Mrs. Frank S. Dem ing Mr. and Mrs. A lfred J. Glessner Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Keyser Mrs. Carl M. Beresin Mrs. Louis B. D ennett Mr. and Mrs. William A . G olz Mrs. H enry A . K im m el Mr. Kenneth D erow Mr. Ronald P. Gray Mr. G eorge B. Bikle Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Kingham Mr. and Mrs. R obert C. deW ilde Harriet B. Green Mr. Thom as N. Bisson Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kippax Mr. A lfred Diamant Mrs. Eleanor Greitzer Dr. and Mrs. Edward W . B ixby Ms. Paula Y . Klavan Mr. Charles D. D ickey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R ob ert M. Grogan Mr. Weston H. Blake Mrs. Philip N. Kniskem Mr. and Mrs. Herman B loom Mrs. Margaret M. DiNicola Mrs. Robert G. Grossman Adell Kochubka Mr. and Mrs. John J. D ittfach Mrs. Barbara F. Grove Mr. John R.H. Blum Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. K oh l Mr. Leonard A. Borkland Mrs. Donald F. Dixon Lugenia T. Guaraldo Susan Koran Mrs. John S. D onal, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gundlach Mr. Marshall Boshes Mrs. Herman C. Kraus, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Morris A . B ow ie Friends o f John S. D onal, Jr. Miss Marian W. Haines Mrs. Richard K rem entz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Bowler Mr. Ray D orb olo Mr. and Mrs. R aym on d L. Hall Mr. and Mrs. George M. Krugovoy Mr. and Mrs. W alton Brand Mr. and Mrs. William G. D ouble Mrs. W esley H am ilton Mr. and Mrs. Seymour A. Kurtz R.B. Brandt Mr. James B. D ow ling Miss Elizabeth L. Harrar Mrs. Mary Louise Lampert Mr. M ichael J. Brawley Mrs. William H. Driehaus Mrs. Francis L . Harrigan Mrs. F. Norton Landon Mr. J. G eorge Breitling Mr. and Mrs. Edmond G. Dunlop Mr. and Mrs. R ob ert J. Healey Mr. George A. Lanyi Mrs. Edwin H. Brow n Mrs. P.S. duPont, IV Mr. Donald C. Heilman Mr. J. R ichard Leam an, Jr. Mrs. Priscilla M. Brown Mr. Thom as H . Easley Mr. William M. Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Larson, Jr. Miss Vera D. Bruestle Dr. J. Robert Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Karl N. Hendrickson In memory of Dorothea Leikin Mr. and Mrs. E. John Bucci C. Wiley Egan Mrs. Michael E. Herbert Miss A nna Lenny Mrs. Benjamin R. Burdsall Mrs. Orrin M. Elliott Mrs. Morris L. Hicks Mrs. G ayle E. Levis Mr. Joseph E. Burt Mrs. Edgar Em erson Mrs. Julian W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. C lifford Lew is, III Mrs. S. Frank Butler Mrs. Edward D. Emerson Mrs. R .L . Hill Faith Ward Libby Dr. and Mrs. J. A lfred C alhoun, Jr. Mrs. Margaret Engman Hill and Hollow Garden Club Mr. Edgar E. Lindsey Mr. John E. Calvert Miss A m y Erskine Mr. and Mrs. James A . Hinz Mrs. Donald R. Linton J.N. Calvin Mr. David J.M. Erskine Mr. George A. Hodgkinson Leslie Lipson Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Cam pbell Mr. and Mrs. R obert Erskine Mr. John M. Hoffmann Mr. James J. H olden Mr. G eorge T. Little Mr. and Mrs. E. Fay Cam pbell Mrs. Sue K. Erwin Miss Anne Longstreth Mr. and Mrs. William T. C am pbell, Jr. Joan M. Fanelli Mr. and Mrs. John C. Holt

16 Swarthmore Alumni Issu* Mrs. J. Warner E. Love Mrs. Robert S. Rowley Fidelity Bank The Rev. and Mrs. J. Russell Chandler Mr. Samuel C. Loventhal Mr. Thomas Rutherford Scott Paper Company Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Owen A. Chang In Memory o f Frank M cC om ber Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Saffran Mr. and Mrs. Emil T. Chanlett Mr. John D. McCrumm Maria Santoro NON-ALUMNI PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Richard M . Chapin I Mr. Thomas J. McGrew Mr. and Mrs. R ob ert E. Savage Dr. and Mrs. Walter F. Char I Mr. David J. M cK ee Cynthia Sarnoski Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Abel Mr. and Mrs. Raynard Christianson I Mr. James J. M cK eehen In memory o f Marie G. Scheinholtz Mr. and Mrs. Murray A bram ow tiz Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Chu I Sally McKeehen Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Schregel Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Howard M.K. Chun I Mrs. John S. McQuade Mr. Kurt G.A. Schlick Mrs. Louise H . Adam s Mr. and Mrs. John R. Clark I Mr. and Mrs. John McWilliams Miss A lice M. S cott Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adamson Mr. W. Bancroft Clark I Mr. and Mrs. A lfred R . Maass Mrs. W. G ord on S cott Mr. D onald G . Agger Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Cium I Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C. M akin, III Mr. T ow nsend Scudder, III Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 0 . Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cochran I Mr. Frank E. M am rol Mrs. Harry M. Sellers I Mr. and Mrs. R obert Gaines Mr. and Mrs. William H. Albright, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David R . C offm an Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sevensky Mrs. Rietta G. Albritton Dr. and Mrs. William P. Coghlan I Mrs. Davis R. Garretson Dr. Virginia Shahrok Mr. and Mrs. Eugene N. Aleinikoff Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. C ohen I Mrs. James M. Gassaway Helen Shatagin Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard G. Allaway Mr. and Mrs. Waldo E. Cohn I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Geer Mr. and Mrs. G. Dale Sheckels Mrs. Clement E. Allen Mrs. Joseph A. Coleman I Dr. Nelson A. Gelfman Mr. D unham Sherer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Alpert Mr. G eorge R . C o oley I Dr. and Mrs. Arm en H. Gevjan Judith N. Shklar Mrs. R u d o lf A m ann Mrs. Belle C oop er I Mr. John G. Gibson Mr. David S. Shucker Dr. and Mrs. Julian L. Ambrus Estate o f Charles M. Cooper I Mrs. W. Blake G ibson Mr. Jerom e Siegel Mr. and Mrs. M ichael A p on te Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Corcoran I Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gilbert Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Silvers Mr. David H. A ppel Mrs. R ichard Courant I Mr. and Mrs. Charles A . Gillan The Simpson Family Mrs. Frank W . A ppleton Mr. Wilbur A. Cowett I Mr. George Gillespie Mrs. J. Edward Skeath I Mr. and Mrs. A lfred J. Glessner Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. Armington Mr. and Mrs. K eith W . C ox Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Slack I Mr. and Mrs. William A . G olz Capt. and Mrs. Henry A. Arnold Mrs. Warren W. C ox e Mrs. F loren ce E. Smith I Mr. Ronald P. Gray Col. and Mrs. Ernest G. Atkin, Jr. The Right Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Mrs. Herbert B. Smith I Harriet B. Green Col. and Mrs. Edward C. Atkinson Craighill Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard B. Smith I Mrs. Eleanor G reitzer Mr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Atwater Mr. and Mrs. Burton E. Crandell Mr. James C. 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Wang Clair W ilcox Schaefer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. G eorge W arfield Household Finance Corporation Schering Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Airs. William F. Warren Hughes Aircraft Company Science Research Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thom as W att IBM World Trade Corporation Scott Paper Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Louis R . W eber FOUNDATIONS AND CORPORATIONS ICI United States, Inc. Sears-Roebuck Foundation Mrs. Frederick W. Wehmiller INA Foundation Shell Companies Foundation, Inc. Aetna Life and Casualty Mr. and Mrs. W ilbert C. W eigel Illinois Bell Telephone Company Sherwin-Williams Foundation Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Mrs. George R. Weintraub Ingersoll-Rand Company Alcoa Foundation Thomas H. and Mary W. Shoemaker Mrs. Howard F. Weiss Interlake, Inc. American Express Foundation Fund Mr. and Mrs. George Weissman International Business Machines American Home Products Corporation Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. W eithorn Corporation American Standard, Inc. Social Service Fund International Nickel Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. W elte Southern New England Telephone American Telephone and Telegraph International Telephone & Mr. and Mrs. Louis Werner Square D. Foundation C om pany Telegraph Corporation Mr. and Mrs, John H. W ertheim Squibb Corporation American Telephone and Telegraph Itek Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John J. Whalen Sterling Drug, Inc. Company Long Lines Jewish Communal Fund of Mr. and Mrs. Jack W hite Sun O il C om pan y Amoco Foundation, Inc. N ew Y ork Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Wiggins, III Arco Auto Carriers, Inc. Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dick In memory o f Clair W ilcox John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance C om pany Armstrong Cork Company C om pany Mr. and Mrs. Paul A . W illey Sybron Corporation ASARCO Foundation Johnson and Johnson Mrs. David E. Williams Technomic Research Associates, Inc. Atlantic Richfield Foundation Johnson’s Wax Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. Spencer Willis, Jr. Tenneco Foundation Austin Company Foundation Joint Committee on Power Diffraction Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wilson Texas Instruments Foundation Austin Memorual Foundation Standards Ms. Mary Faith W ilson Textron, Inc. Albert Beekhuis Foundation Kennecott Copper Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Richard V . W ilson Time Incorporated Bell Telephone Company of Kenosha Foundation Mrs. Hajnalka L. Winer T ow ers, Perrin, Forster and Pennsylvania Koopers Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. F rederick C . Wing Crosby, Inc. Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc. Lever Brothers Company Mrs. Harry A . Winne Transamerica Corporation Bethlehem Steel Corporation Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Mr. and Mrs. Philip W . W ion Travelers Insurance Companies Brunswick Foundation F oundation Mrs. George B. Wislocki Turner Construction Company Bulova Watch Company Foundation, Carol Buttenwieser Loeb Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. W itt Union Oil Company of California Inc. Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Mrs. James M. W olf F oundation Burlington Industries Foundation Lukens Steel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W . W olfson United Engineers and Constructors, C.I.T. Foundation, Inc. Lydall, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. W ayne W . W ong Inc. CNA Foundation McGraw-Hill, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. W o o d , III United Illuminating Company CPC International, Inc. MacGregor-Comarain, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. V ictor D . W oron ov United Jewish Appeal of Ed Lee and Jean Campe P. R. Mallory Company Professor Arthur F. Wright Greater New York, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. F ulton W. Wright United States Trust Company of Carriacou Fund Manufacturers Hanover Trust Mrs. Henry A. Wright New York Foundation Carrier Corporation Foundation, Inc. Company Foundation Dr. and Mrs. R obert D . Wright Castle and Cooke, Inc. United Technologies Corporation Mrs. Sylvia W ubnig Eric Marder Associates, Inc. Warner Lambert Company Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation Mariner Foundation Trust Mr. and Mrs. R obert H. Y ou m an Chemical Bank Washington National Insurance Dr. J.S. Youngner Marathon Oil Foundation, Inc. C om pany Chicopee Manufacturing Company Massachusetts Mutual Life Mr. and Mrs. V ictor Zaveruha Thomas J. Watson Foundation Chrysler Corporation Fund Insurance Company Mrs. John D. Zentmyer Wayne Foundation, Inc. CIBA-GEIGY Corporation Medusa Foundation Mrs. Samuel E. Ziegler Westinghouse Educational Foundation Codman and Shurtleff, Inc. Mellon National Bank and Trust Professor and Mrs. F.J. Zim m erm ann Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation Columbia Gas System Service C om pany Mrs. William Zim m erm an, III Corporation White Motor Corporation Merck Company Foundation X e ro x Fund

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FRANK AYDELOTTE he G SWARTHMORE PRINT WEDGEWOOD PIECES SWARTHMORE ARMCHAIR of Swarthmore moth In the early 1900’s a well- Dinner plates in Wedgwood The Swarthmore armchair is swart Frances Blanshard, a deaJagui known artist was commis­ are designed in garnet with adaptable to any decorating Swarthmore for fourteen i sioned by a New York pub­ scenes of Parrish, Clothier, style and is sturdily built. It is finished in rich black with years, wrote a biographf0rld lisher to make engravings of Worth, Martin, Tarble J 74 Ai gold trim and with the College her old friend and assoi , many American colleges, in­ (Library), and Meeting House: seal embossed in gold. The whose far-reaching eduajaug^ cluding Swarthmore. The $3.00 each. cost is $72.50 with black tional innovations left ahree- plates from which these en­ Ash trays are im printed in arms: $77.25 with cherry delible imprint not on\]furra. gravings were made were lost garnet with scene o f Parrish: arms. Prices subject to change. Swarthmore but on higli13^65 for many years, but were $1.25 each, $6.60 for six. TIiuseu Send your order with check education across the Ui in discovered about a decade ago Postage on china will be paid or money order to the Book­ States. In addition toFtoujs1 in a Brooklyn warehouse and east of the Rockies; west of store. After arrival o f chair dent A ydelotte’ s almostighs< are now in use once more. The the Rockies include an extra from manufacturer, you will decades at Swarthmore^ar, aerial view o f the Swarthmore 30 4 f° r each unit. Send orders be notified. Chairs must be b ook also covers his aclPlrtee campus is a hand-printed re­ to Swarthmore College Book­ picked up at the Bookstore; ments with the Rhodes strike hand-colored with store and enclose check made no direct delivery is available. Scholarships, the Guggei;aude permanent water colors. It is payable to Swarthmore heim Fellowships progriarrie College. (Residents o f Penn­ (Residents o f Pennsylvania available unframed for $42. and the Institute for Al-S. an sylvania should include 6% should include 6% sales tax.) Order from University Etchings vanced Study. attention Mr. Steven Kamil, sales tax. , orwa1 Frank Aydelotte oj as on 4713 Maripoe Street, Pittsburgh Swarthmore, published t^thon Pa. 15213. Wesleyan University Presorag« may be ordered through^11 a College Bookstore at | 3 lf ^ copy, plus 38^ postage^ dents o f Pennsylvania stf Lake add 6% sales tax.) Make»dPeb payable to Swarthmoreffe Wi r 'eakm — ------ctieth OR YOUR SPECIAL OCC A S l o i great $-Stat tamer The 1; ends i rolyn Swarthmore Alumni

POBER farm near Lancaster, Canada, with Patty Gil- les ’75. Two well-traveled Swarthmoreans, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ASKS FOR NOMINATIONS Bob Smith and Tori Haring Smith, have com­ FOR BOARD AND OFFICERS pleted a fascinating journey through the thir­ The Swarthmore College Alumni Association Zone C: Maine, Massachusetts, New Hamp­ teen smallest countries of the world. They are is seeking nominations for positions of Alumni shire, Rhode Island, Vermont. both at the University of Illinois, Bob in Manager on the Board of Managers and for the No vacancies. mathematics and Tori in English literature. Alumni Council. Every person who has ever Mark Jackson continues in psychology at attended Swarthmore is encouraged to par­ Zone D: Delaware, District of Columbia, Mary­ UCSD. His new hobby, photography, often ticipate in the activities of the Alumni Associ­ land, Virginia. takes him to Black’s Beach (the only legal op­ ation. 1 man and 1 woman. tional swimwear beach in the U.S.). Wayne The Association elects two alumni—one man Gregg has given up Buicks for academia at and one woman—each year to the Board of Zone E: Ohio, Western Pennsylvania (Al­ Delaware. He now earns bucks as a bouncer in Managers for four-year terms. In addition legheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Clarion, the local dive. Marc Halley, having left USC, is fourteen positions on the Alumni Council Crawford, Erie, Fayette, Greene, Lawrence, must be filled. also at Delaware, and creating lurid novels to Mercer, Venango, Washington, Westmore­ support himself. I finally obtained gainful Nominations and supporting statements land Counties), West Virginia. No vacancies employment as a paralegal with a good law should be mailed to the Alumni Office, atten­ firm in San Diego, and I enjoy it immensely. tion of Chairman, Nominating Committee. That’s all folks! If you’d like your name in Deadline for nominations is January 6, 1976. Zone F: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, print, please drop a line to me. Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Vacancies for the Alumni Council occur in the Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennes­ following zones as indicated: see, Texas. 1 man and 1 woman. Zone A: New Jersey (Atlantic, Burlington, When you are in New York Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercer, Ocean, Salem, Warren Zone G: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Alumni are cordially invited to attend the Counties), Pennsylvania (except Western Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, monthly luncheon meetings sponsored by the Pennsylvania). North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin. Swarthmore Club of New York. 2 men and 2 women. 1 man and 1 woman. The meetings are held on the first Wednes­ day of each month at 12:15 P.M. at the Blue­ Zone B: Connecticut, New Jersey (Bergen, Zone H: Alaska, Arizona, California, Col­ print Restaurant, 100 Park Avenue (40th Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Mor­ orado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New ris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, and Union Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyo­ Street): Nov. 5, Dec. 3, Jan. 7, Feb. 4, March 3, Counties), New York. April 7, May 5, and June 2. ming, dependencies, and foreign countries. 2 men and 2 women. No vacancies.

"No man is an Island, intire of itselfe . . !'

The death of every person who attended Swarthmore is a loss, not only to friends SWARTHMORE COLLEGE and family but also to the College. Every alumnus has spent some of the most sig­ nificant years of his life at Swarthmore. By reflection, the College shares in what he or she does thereafter. Swarthmore itself wishes to find a way to commemorate alumni who have died, to mark continuing affection and warm memory. Therefore, the College will dedicate a book in McCabe Library to each alumnus who dies, in addition to any memorial that others may designate. A bookplate, such as that shown here, will be inscribed with the alumnus’ name and will then be in­ serted in a new volume in the McCabe collection. Next of kin will be notified. More information about this program and the Swarthmore College Memorial Book Fund can be obtained from the De­ MEMORIAL BOOK FUND velopment Office, Swarthmore College.

OCTOBER 1975 49 SWARTHMORE COLLEGE BULLETIN, ALUMNI ISSUE, OCTOBER, 1975 Second-class postage paid at Swarthmore, PA 19081 Return requested

In this issue:

1 The typical Swarthmorean is .1 By Betty Nathan Bister ’50 f 6 Consider the dwarf conifer

10 Wanted for a life in crime 1 By Harriet Frorer Durham ’451

13 Professor’s Choice: Good Eating Around the World— Aix-en-Provence and the Riviera 14 If your College calls, don’t hang up

16 The College 19 Alumni Weekend was old friends getting together

23 Class Notes 49 Nominations for Alumni Council

The cover by Robert Wood is a tribute to I all of you who labored over the Alumni j Census form—through cups of coffee, I broken pencils, and life-savers. As one I of the 5,000 respondents wrote us: 1 "Sorry this is so late. With the teaching I schedule I have, if I didn’t love Swarth- 1 more so much you wouldn’t have got- I ten it at all.”

Editor: Maralyn Orbison Gillespie ’491 Assistant Editors: Kathryn Bassett ’35 Barbara Hillman Editorial Assistant: Ann D. Geer' Designer: Robert Wood May 28,29

Bicentennial Alumni Days will be M a y I 2 8 and 2 9 (commencement will be M a y 1 2 4 ) . An extra, added attraction, made 1 possible by the change in date, will be a I special, extended Alumni College with 1 a subject appropriate to the Bicenten- I nial. Plan to attend.