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THE LESLEY/SUMMERTHING JAMBOREE- STORY PAGE 3

BETTY FRIEDAN SPEAKS AT

LESLEY

Betty Friedan (center) and two dele­gates exchange ideas during the In­ternational Feminist Conference held at Lesley College.

"Women's movement for equality may be the first step in the renewal of the family, marriage, home . .. "

Vol. Ill , No. 6 july-August 1973 Les ley Coll ege Ca m b ridge, Mass. 021 38

Edi to r : Edna Ma leso n

Femin ists from 27 countries met at Lesley College from june 1 to june 4 for the first International Feminist Planning Conference, spon­sored by the National Organization for Women. Betty Friedan , the nationally known feminist and author of Th e Feminine Mystique, outlined the th eme of the conference in the following opening re ­marks.

Thi s is a momentous day in th e massive unfinished revolution of women of the world toward full equality, human dignity, individual freedom, our own identity in the family of man . In every continent, these past ten years women have begun mov­ing with accelerating speed against the barriers that have kept them from partic ipation in the mainstream of their own society, breaking through the feminine mystique to assert their own personhood and to demand a voice in all the decisions that affect their lives and shape their future. Those decisions up until very recently have been made mainly, almost entirely, by men - in every country, not only the large decisions of war and peace and the government of cities- but eve n the control of wom en's own bodies, the decision to bear a child, the medical access to birth control and abortion.

·women have lived as the wives and mothers of men, defined in terms of their sexual relation to men and never in primary human terms , defining themselves as people in their own right, by their own actions in society. In my own country, and in many of yours, women have been trapped by menial voiceless housework in the isolation of their private homes, structured too much as women's world. And as they have moved into th e fields and professions outside the home where the major work and decisions of society are now taking place- every field and profess ion is structured as man's world, and except for a few women who move as f reaks in a man's world the majority of women who now work outside the home are still doing the menial housework . Until recently we did not even have the words to express in our own co nsciousn ess the bitterness women had to feel when they were paid half what a man would have been paid for the same job, always passed over for promo­tion, running the office as secretary and never even co nsidered for ad mini strative or executive rol es, cooking the church sup­per, never preaching the se rmon. Our movem ent fo r equality - full equality for women in truly equal partnership with men- has eme rged as the greatest, fastest growing force for basic soc ial and political change of thi s decade - revol utionary change, though it may not be what Karl Marx or any other ideology of revolutions past has meant. Our revolution is unique. It can't be seen in terms of class warfare or race warfare- though it intersects , is linked, and has learned from other revolutions of the oppressed. It trans­cends orthodox political lines of right, left, center- it con­fronts all our different economic and political systems with profound challenges. Before it is finish ed every institution of soc iety will be rad ically rest ru ctured .

(Continued on page 6)

The Current is published by Les ley College, Cambridge, Mas­sachu setts, and 1s produ ced and ed1ted by the Office of Publi c Relations. The purpose of the magazine is to portray th e various as pects of the College- its achievements, aspirations, diversity and controversies- to alumni , parents, students, faculty, staff, governing boards and friends of Les ley.

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JAMBOREE: THE IDEAL OPEN CLASSROOM

In addition to the Curiosity Caravan, Lesley students teach games in an area adjacent to the bus. The varied activities capture the attention of the children, as well as their pets.

At 10:30 a.m. on july 18 a large field at the Columbia Point Housing Project in Dorchester was almost deserted . One hour later the empty field had turned into a lively carnival called jamboree , filled with lots of children - toddlers to teens -participating in ten different activities.

That same metamorphosis is occur­ring in forty Boston neighborhoods during july and August. jamboree is the outgrowth of Curiosity Caravan, one of its ten components which was started last summer by Lesley Lec­turer, Helen Grush.

"With television, today kids really don't play games anymore," Helen said. Believing that "kids are turned on to learning through games," she looked for a way to bring games to large numbers of children during the summer months . The result: the crea­tion of the Curiosity Caravan in con­junction with Summerthing, which comes out of the Mayor of Boston's Office of Cultural Affairs.

Last summer's Caravan was a big, yellow, tempermental, old, broken down, gaily decorated school bus that was stocked with langu age and math games and staffed with Lesley stu­dents. Th e unique vehicle traveled into 18 inner-city Boston neighbor­hoods , providing teaching experi -

ences that few potential teachers have the opportunity to enjoy.

This year's Curiosity Caravan has been repainted but is still stocked with games aimed at developing math and reading skills and gross and fine motor coordination . Operating on a shoe­string budget, the students who par­ticipate in the eight-week Sum­merthing/Les le y program have de­veloped a wide variety of creative , homemade games.

Besides playing games on the Cara­van, this summer youngsters can choose from a variety of other jam­boree activities directed by Summer­thing staff. These lea rning areas in­clude: The Potter's Wheel; The Teepee Loom ; The Painter's Palette; The Omniform Theate r (puppetry, stories);The Tribal Village (instrument making , exploring different life stvles); The Cardboard Construction Company (carpentry); A Natural Thin g (nature projects) ; and El ec tronic Media Laborato ry (videotape work­shop and radio programming).

With the above learning activities staffed by highly qualified in structors and thoroughly enjoyed by the yo ung­sters, it is no mystery why Helen Grush described th e jamboree as an " idea l open classroom."

COVER PHOTO: Graduate stud~nt Marge Minor welcomes ch ildre n to a storytime on the Caravan .

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Nineteen seventy-three KAREN E. ABEEL is workin g as a

typ e-face draftsman for Compu­graphics in Wilmington , Mass . 0 SALLY ANN BRENNER was the June bride of Robert Willis . Following their wedding trip to Italy and Greece , the couple settled in Portland , Me. 0 DE­BORAH L. DOANE and Edward L. Laramie of Peabody are living in Dan ­vers after their June wedding. 0 MARY ANN DORGAN became Mrs . john L. Denninger, Jr. in june. John , currently a student at Suffolk Law School, is a management t rainee at the Sheraton Boston Hotel. D CAROL ELLEN GOULIAN will attend NYU graduate school in September and also will be teaching at Cornell Medical School's Nursery School. 0 SUSAN KRAMER and Steven Gould were married on july 8. Susan will be teaching in Hop­kinton in September. 0 Since their july 1 wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Be­renson (MA RGIE LIEBMAN ) have made their home in Weymouth, whe re Margie w ill teach fourth grade. Neal works as an acco untant in Bos­to n . 0 JOYCE ELLEN McCARTY and Charles Gigante, w ho we re marri ed on July 7 in Swampscott, are living in Me lrose. 0 LINDA MIRIJANIAN is planning to trave l through Europe thi s fa ll . 0 MARCIA PACKER married Wi l­liam Schechter, a law student at Hofstra University, on june 24. The Schechters li ve in North Babylon, Long Island . 0 ELIZABETH PURCELL known as Mrs . Roger E. Lambert sin ce july 14, will be a teach ing assistant in Kenneb u nk, Me. D ELLEN SUE ROSENBERG and Mark A. Koretz have li ved in Springfield, Mass., sin ce t heir ju ne wedd in g . Mark is employed at Digita l Equipment Corp . in Westfield. D DINA SHAPIRO STOLPEN is a spec ial education reso urce teacher in Syra­cuse wh ile her husband Spence r is a third year law student at Syracuse Uni­ve rsi ty. O james Abraham and hi s bride ANDREA STONGIN are li v in g in Fram ingham. Andrea has accepted a teaching position in Frank lin , Mass. , and James works at Bache Co . in Brockton.

Members of the class of '73 have accepted the following teach ing jobs : ELLEN BLOCK, Hathaway Home For Child re n , Los Ange les, Cal. ; CARY CADMAN (G), learni n g d isab iliti es teacher, Sa lem, Mass . ; ROBIN CUM­MINGS, elementary teacher, Conway, N.H.; CARRIE HUNTI NGTON, pr im ­ary grade teacher, Da ll as Pub l i c Schoo ls; PATRICIA KLEIN (G). inte r-

DTES

mediate grade teacher, Athol , Mass.; WENDY LASKOW LIPSMAN, special ed teacher, Somerville , Mass .; MAR­GARET M . LOPES , resource class teacher, New Bedford, Mass .; NANCY ~IDMER MADDEN (G), LD tutor, Ar­lmgton, Mass.; SUSAN MUTIEE, first grade teacher, Sea Cliff, N .J.; JEANNE PERKINS , substitute, Winthrop, Mass. ; JACQUELINE ANN SISCO special ed teacher, Norwich, Conn. ; KATHLEEN STEM (G), Brockton, Mass . ; DEBORAH STEWART, first grade teacher , Loring Air Force Base Limestone , Me .; MARTHA ANNE WHELAN , kindergarten teacher Plymouth , Mass . ; CATHERINE WIL~ LIAMS (G), K-1 teacher, Bronksville N.Y. '

Nineteen seventy-two

MARY FITZGERALD was the june brid e of Ernest Fascetta, an alumna of Cornell University and MIT. The Fas­cettas are living in Cambridge . 0 MARGERY HILL has been appointed to teach kindergarten in Ashland, Mass . 0 LINDA LaQ UERRE was m arried on June 9 to Bichop j . Nawrot, a graduate ass istant at Salem State College. 0 SANDRA LAWSON is now Mrs. Fre­deric M. Lambert. Sandra is an elementary teacher in Franklin , Conn. , where her husband is a special educatio n teacher.

Nineteen seventy-one

JOAN B. WARNER (G) has been nam ed principal of the Hamilton School in Newton , where she had bee n acti ng principal during the past year. Joa n is vice president of the New­ton Teac hers ' Association.

Nineteen seventy

JANE MARTIN BUDAY received a master ' s degree in educati o n from Penn Sta te. DOn july 8 ELLIN LEVENTHAL was married to j o nathan Hewes, a graduate of Harvard Law School. They are living in Alburquer­que, N .M. DLENORE F. SCHOFIELD, rec ently returned from the Guan­tanamo Bay Navy Base, Cuba , where she has spent the past school year teaching sixth grade. Next year Lenore will be teaching at the Bamberg Army Base in Germany. 0 A lette r from LAURA GORDON WERNICK told of the birth of her dau g hter , Emily Heather, last April. Laura previou sly worked as a learning disabilities teacher in Weymouth.

Nineteen sixty-nine

ANN CARP became the bride of Mark Siegel, a g raduate of Northeast­e rn Unive rsity. 0 SHIRLEY DRURY writes " We have a 2h year old son, David, and have moved back in with my fath e r following my mother ' s death in March '73 . I am a sub in Crans­ton and enjoy it . john works at Electric Boat in Connecticut, now that he is out of the army."

Nineteen sixty-six

CLAIRE BLANCHARD w as married to Dean Bartlett on june 30 in Abing­ton, Mass. The new Mrs. Bartlett is a kindergarten teacher in the Living and Learning School in Rockland and her husband is general manager of Eastern Engineering Co. in Whitman.

Nineteen sixty-five

A note from HARRIET GOLD WEIN­STOCK said that her second so n was born in january and that the family will be moving to Lexington , Ky., where her hu sband will be an associate pro­fessor at the University of Kentucky .

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Nineteen sixty-three

LESLEY WALMSLEY, instructional assistant and readin g specialist at the Memorial School in Burlington, has been nam ed an outstanding Elem en­tary Teacher of America. She was the director of the schoo l's Titl e I program for two years and is an active member of the Burlington Educators As­sociation , serving as treasurer in 1971-72.

Nineteen fifty-eight

LOIS WHITE BILLINGER, formerly on th e faculty at the University of Bridgeport for six years, writes that " Now , I only garden, keep hou se and travel occasionally."

Nineteen thirty-two

A farewell recognition evening was held for VIRGINIA BLAKESLEE LEN­NAN , retiring after 11 years as director of th e Center Kindergarten, First Parish Congregat ion Church in Wakefi eld . Formerly for many years Virginia operated her own private kin­dergarten, Miss Blakelee's School in Malden , which she founded during her senior year at Les ley

Nineteen twenty-nine

PRISCILLA NEWELL BARSTOW, a first-grade teacher in Barnstable school system for 17 years, retired in jun e from the Centerville El em entary School. An elementary school teacher for 38 years, she also taught in Fal­mouth and Marstons Mills. Priscilla, th e mother of three married children plans to do hospital work and travel during her retirement . Her husband, Elmer, is retiring soon from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute.

Nineteen twenty-seven

KATHLEEN O ' BRIEN of Gardner Mass., who retired after 20 years as ~ dental assistant at Gardner State Hos­pital, was honored at a testimonial dinner in june.

Nineteen twenty-six

GLADYS POLLET YOUNG of Wor­cester has been named to the 1973-74 Board of Di rectors of the Boston Ballet Society. She also serves as pres ident of th e Worcester Ballet Soc iety.

DEATHS

We note w ith sorrow the death this past M ay of MARY T. MAHONEY '25 of Somervill e.

NEW ALUMNI PRESIDENT

Ellen Bloch

Ellen Green Bloch '61 is the newly elec ted pres ident of th e Les ley Col­lege Alumni Association. An active alumna for many years , she was on the Board of Directors, 1970-73; Class Agent Chairman, 1973; Building Fund Regional Chairman , 1969-70, and Wine Tasting Evening Chairman , 1972. Are­sident of Framingham , Ellen and her husband Donald have three children .

LETTER TO PRESIDENT

ORTON

june 11 , 1973

Dear Don,

I had to tell yo u how thrilling it was to see yo u on Channel4last Thursday night. Seeing Lesley in the news and hea ring that m arve lo us report on teacher placement was delightful. Th e new campus looked exquisite! How proud yo u and all of us should be . Lesley College has grown tre­mendously since you came in 1960. Thank you for giving us a college w ith which we are proud to identi fy.

Sincerely, Margie Stone Tanzer '64

Editor 's Note: WBZ·TV presented a se ri es on placement of recent graduates seeking teaching positions. Lesley, w hich consistent ly places more than 90 pe rcent of i ts grad uates, was featu red as a schoo l w hose grad uates continue to get teaching offers despite th e cu rrent job sho rtage.

MEMBERS OF THE PROPOSITION can be seen clowning around in this photo. They can also be seen at lesley College on October 13. Conceived and directed by Allan Albert, The Proposition is an improvisational review with music, stories and gar_nes , involving audience participation. Reviewers throughout the country have described the players as " quick, clever, witty, and intrinsically very funny people." M.o re details about the program to be sponsored by the Alumni Association will be ma1led shortly. In the meantime, set aside Saturday evening, October 13.

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We who meet here today as women across the lines of nationality, political ideology, economic development, re­ligious differences -are propelled by the unique circumstances that have force d wome n at this moment in hi s­tory to move into their personhood, to demand their human equality, as the largest, most revolutionary force this world may have ever seen. I do not see the situat ion of women in terms of a class warfare - women as an oppres­sed class seeking to overthrow men as a class- the oppressor. In all our co untries, thi s would deny the pro­found and complex human and sexual bond betwee n men and women . I see wo m en ' s move m ent for eq uality as reaching the first stage- th e neces­sary first stage- of a profound sex role re vo lution , not of women mobilizing to take the power away from men , the enemy, but of women and men as fellow victims, mov ing to­ward human liberation from the obso­lete sex roles, the m asculine m ysti ­que , and the feminine m ys tique , w hich have locked us in mutual tor­m ent, human liberation of the ener­g ies alienated and exp loited for sterile profits , violence, death and war, liber­ated in the service of human life, love and peace.

We meet here together to share our di fferent and common expe ri ences in confronting the problems that keep us from being f ull and eq ual people in o ur societies . The wo m en 's move­ment for equal ity is the necessary first step - of the sex ro le revolution -but we speak f rom common and dif­ferent urgencies and stages of move­m e nt. Can women really break through to equal participation in the eco no mic and political m ai nstream of any, or all of o u r count ries - w ith all the rights and pr ivi l eges, op p or­tunities , rewards and responsibilities thereo f, and a fu ll vo ice in all the d ec i­si o n s? W h at wi ll this do to our econo mies - o ur po li ti cs- w ill t here b e a back lash from men? Can such equality be achi eved without a pro­found sex role revolution in the fam ily - t he very archi tectu re of the hom e ­law s and mores af fect ing marriage , childrea ring?

So m e h ave t ried to paint t h e women 's movement as bent on de­stro ying marriage, th e fam ily, home. In f ast ch anging mass so c iety, of today's alie nat io n , I see a deeper need t han eve r fo r t he in t imacy, cont inui ty of inti macy, em o ti o na l support and strength people have sought in mar­ri age, t he fam ily, ho m e. And in my own cou ntry I see t he eno rmou s de­struction, t he explo ding cr isi s in mar­r iage, th e fam ily, home, caused I be­li eve by the very po lari ze d sex ro les- t he m ascu line and fe min ine stereotypes we are try i ng to break

JOHN LENNON AND YOKO ONO relax on the Lesley campus. The former Beatie and his wife were participants in the International Feminist Conference.

through. Women's move ment for equality may be the first step in the re n ewal of the family, marriage, h o m e - rest ru ct ure d on lin es of human equality that will make it truly possibl e for women and m en to make love, not war. I propose t hat w e set up as goal to plan a year hence to co nvene a wo rld congress of women, in the fullest se nse- women who will come to a singl e place, whatever co n­tinent we decide is most co nveni ent, by boat or train o r plane or foot, the new co untri es of Africa, o ur sisters of China and Cuba, Greece and Spain, South America , our siste rs now being subj ect to p o liti ca l persecu­tion - Brazil and Portugal.

But I propose that these few wi ll be jo ined o n that day by all the woman, in every co untry, who will be inspired by the common strength to take what­ev e r action is n ecessa ry and appropriate . . . to conf ront the un­finished business of our equality. We can us e the manmade satellites now rin ging o ur earth to bring our voices to each other . . . to pool our actions. A ll our nations wi ll confron t on that day t he full force, the passionate de­terminatio n , the irreversibility of the new movement of women. We w ill learn, t he m ost remote of o ur sisters, o ur stre n gt h to chang e o ur lives . .. and discover how m any we are- in the hundreds of milli o n s.

And any m en who are our enemies will change in front of our eyes - as we discover how many men see their own human libe ration in ours and join with us, as we di scove r finally all over this world our own new power as women . And in so doing I thing we will change th e very definition, th e base and the nature, of politi ca l , economic, sexual power.

CONNER NAMED ASSISTANT DEAN

H arold F. Conner, former residence hall director at Roger William s Col­lege, joined the Lesl ey College ad­ministration on August 1 as ass istant dean and director of reside nces.

Conner's varied experiences coun­se ling students include se rving as a Protestant chaplain at Drexe l Univer­sity , as a campus ministry inte rn at the Unive rsity of Pennsylvan ia and work­ing with draft counse lin g and problem pregnancy pro gram s.

He holds a B.A. from th e Unive rsity of Richmond, a M. Div. from Crozer Theological Seminary and a M. Ed. from Temple University.

1973 LESLEY COLLEGE FUND

Robert Cain

Dear Friends,

It is m y pleasure as cha irman of the Lesley Co llege Annual Fund campaign for the year ending june 30, 197 3, to report tha t the Fund reached an all time high o f $68,638.00, a figure w hich was more than do uble that of the previous yea r.

Unprecedented heights were reached in the giv ing records of the A lumni, the Governin g Boards, Parents, busin ess firm s and foundations. Alumni Chairman Se lma Freede Rudolph '41 and Parent Chairman Wa lter R. }. Brown earned our deep gratitude fo r their personal com­mitment of th eir time and organiza tional abilities in achieving th ese results. The Trustees and Corporators provided us w ith outstanding leadership in continu­ing their support of Les ley as their capital pledges to the building fund were com­pleted, by renewing and increas ing their unrestricted gifts to the Annual Fund.

Class Agent Chairm an, Ellen Green Bloch '6 1, is to be congratulated fo r her success in recruiting fifty class agents, each of w hom played a leading ro le in our Ca mpaign. Last, but by no means leas t, m an y th an ks to o ur A lumni Dialathon volunteers w ho contacted al­mos t 1,500 alumni.

The Les ley Community -a lumni, par­ents, governing board members, faculty and friends - ca n be proud of this con­tinu ed ge nero us support which will grea tly ass ist the College in its e fforts to establish more student scholarships, in­crease faculty sa laries, expand library re­sources and implement other items of fo remost importance.

With sincere thanks,

Robert Ca in Annual Fun d Chairman

Lesley' s continuing leader­ship effort in teacher training is enhanced by contributions to the Building Program. Pledge payments totalling $75,436.51 received during 1972-73 are gratefully acknowledged in this report.

Contributors are recognized under the Lesley College fund which they supported. Con­tributions to the Annual Fund support current on going pro­grams of the College and dona­tions to the Building Program are used to build new campus facilities .

Class 1926 1961 1962 1951 1960 1939 1946 1967 1948 1963

Class 1967 1961 1941 1950 1925 1968 1964 1929 1953 1958

- PARTICIPATIO

TOTAL DOLLARS

Percent 48% 40 % 40 % 39% 38% 37 % 37% 37 % 36 % 36%

Dollars $1 656. 00 1,127. 00 1 ,080 .00

990 .00 897.00 822. 00 780 .00 746 .00 718.00 680.00

1973 DIALATHON VOLUNTEERS

Roz Heifetz Abrams '67 Doro thy Michelmore Arsenault '29 M arilyn Saltz Bernheimer '63 Ellen Green Bloch '61 M o llie Bromfield '33 M argu erite Shaman Delany '50 Caroline Deloury '74 Claire O 'Brien Driscoll '37 Amy Dunham '75 Gail Roberts Dusseault '60 Barbara Smith Ellenson '61

Lora Evans '74 Diane LaBell Feinzig '58 Roberta Caras Fi shman '61 Naomi Neiman Fruitt '64 M yrna Shu fro Fruit! '54 Persis Gallion '56 Laurel Harrison Goldstein '42 Diane Sharp Hadelman '60 Sandy Halady '73 Susan Kaplan Harmon '67 Sheila Andelman Heller '67 Nadine Hettig 73 M ay Hogan '26 Janice Karmolinski '75 Rosalyn Cohen Kau fman '63 Elizabeth Klaiman G65 Mary Lally '74 Ann Cleveland Lange '59 Clare Maney LaRochelle '40 Kathy Ann LaRochelle Rose Lewis Janice Kimball Lyon s '53 Anne Struik Macchi '52 Trudy Vernon M agid '42 )o Malva '49 M elinda Miller '75 Judy Murray '75 Dolores Glasser Orkin '63 jeanne Norton Palmer '53 judith Diggs Potter '64 Christine Banks Redford '72 Cynthia Shepatin Rosenthal '60 Selma Freede Rudo lph '41 Barbara Barron Schi lling 'SO Pamela Seeley '75 Lorraine Blondes Shapiro '42 Penny Kertzman Shuman '67 )acki Sisco '73 M arjo ri e W olbarst Smith '62 Nancy Squatrit o 'SO M arjorie Stone Tanzer '64 Nancy Bluestone Tofias '56 jeanette Hobbs Va lence '61 j ane Emery Walker '43 Amy Wallach '75 joanne Hecht Zaiger '67 Emmy Zimmerman '73

CONTRIBUTORS TO THE CAMPAIGN

THE PRESIDENT'S ASSOCIATES (Founded in the fall of 1972, this o rgani­

zation is comprised of all constituents who contributed $1,000 or more during the 1972-73 Annual Fund Campaign .) Mr. & M rs. Haro ld Bishins Mr. & M rs. Erwin Blonder Mr. & M rs. Alvan Corkin M r. & Mrs. Sumner Feldberg M r. & M rs. Seymour Frank M r. & Mrs. Ralph Rose Mr. & M rs. Louis Rudolph

(Se lma Freede Rudolph '41) Mrs. Elsa G. Sonnabend M r. & Mrs. james E. Tu rne r M r. & M rs. )ames 0. We lch

LORD NEWARK ASSOCIATES (Parent and Alumni gifts o f $500 or more .) Ellen Green Bloch '61 Mr. Wal te r R. j . Brown P73 Mr. john ). Cahi ll P72

..._,. Dr. & M rs. Haro ld L. Ehrl ich P74 Mr. Samuel G laser P73 ·joyce Fro man Groper '50 Mr. & Mrs . l este r f . Heath , Jr. P73 Do nna Tufts Hopkins '52 Mary McCarron M ead '25 Mr. Harvey A. Robb ins P72 Mr. A rthur D. Pomerantz P73 M r. jack T. Schwartz P69

Matching Gifts Annual Fund Bru nsw ick Co rp orati o n Conti nental Can Company Fi rst Nationa l Bank of Boston Fi rst National City Bank The Gillette Com pany Humble Co mpanies IBM Corporati o n Jo hn Hancock Mutual l i fe In su rance Co . The Merck Company Nat ional Biscu it Co mpany New England Gas & Electric Association New Eng land Mutual li fe Insurance Co. Phoenix M utual li fe Insurance Co . Polaroid Corpo rat ion U niroyal , Inc. U nited Aircraft Co rporation Xerox Corpo ration

Building Program Bu rl ingto n Industries Cabo t Co rp o rati o n General Electric Company He rcules, Inc. The Travelers In su rance Companies

TRUSTEES Annual Fund Charl es D . Bonner, M.D . Mr. Ro be rt H . Cai n Prof. Ches te r L. Dawes M r. jo hn H. Dyer Mr. Joseph M. Edinb u rg Mr. Maurice T. Freem an Mr. Hollis G . Gerris h Mr. Charl es H . Hood M r. A ndrews S. Maca laster M r. & M rs. C. Charles Marran M r. Wi lliam C. McConne ll , )r . Mr. Ervin Pietz M r. Eliot I. Sn ider M rs. Elsa G . Sonnabend Mr. Ernest F. Stockwell , Jr. M r. Robert Te no n Mr. C. Vincent Vapp i M r. Jam es 0 . Welch M rs. Rich ard Ete lman Mrs. A lbert Sch i ll ing

Building Program Mr. Robert H . Cain Prof. Cheste r L. Dawes Mr. john H . Dyer Mr. joseph M. Edi nb u rg M r. Ro b ert W. Fawcett M r. M aurice T . Freeman M r. Ho ll is G . Gerr ish Mr. Do n S. Gree r M r. Ervin Pietz M r. jack T. Schw artz M r. El io t I. Sn ide r M r. Ro b er t Te no n M rs. Richard Etelman

CORPORATORS Annual Fund M r. Rober t A. A beles M r. Ju l iu s Abram s M r. Ha ro ld W. Atkinson Mr. Erwin H. Blo nder Dr. Ruth F. Boland Mr . H . Ga rdner Brad lee M r. Walte r R. ) . Brown Mrs. A r thur ). Conne ll

M r. Wi ll iam P. Dole M r. Andrew W . Edmonds M r. Henry M . Fawcett M r. Richard M . Lee M r. Pau l D . Magee Mr. Richard D . M uzzy Mr. Harr is ) . Nadley Mr. Carlos M . Passa lacqua Miss Wi nifred M. Randall Mr. Ralph L. Rose Mrs . Beatr ice H . Rosenthal Mrs . Lo uis Ru do lph Mrs. Melvin Shapiro M r. Wa lter D . Silcox M r. M art in W . Straus Mr. j ames E. Turner M r. Andrew M. Wales M r. Do nald B. Wilson

Building Program Mr. Rober t A. Abeles M r. jul ius Abrams M r. H. Gardner Bradlee Mr. W alter R. ). Brown M r. john ). Ca hi ll M iss Eleanor M . Eddy M rs. Richard S. Gordon Mr. Paul D . M agee M r. Geo rge A. Mclaughlin , Jr. M r. Harvey A. Robb ins M r. Ra lph L. Rose Mrs. M elvin Shapi ro Mr. An d rew M . Wales M r. Do nald B. Wi lson

FACULTY & ADMINISTRATION Annual Fund Martha B. Ackerson jane B. Benso n Elizabeth N . Berg lun d Roen ita Brathwai te Avis M . Brenner j ane K. Canf ield Cynthia Cole Norman E. Dee E. Be lle Evans Pau l A. Fidele r jud ith S. Garelick Doro thy M. Gibl in David D . Ho nick Sylvia Hurwitch li II ian Krieger W inifred S. Lair Alma B. M acCormack Edna F. M aleson Lawrence W . Marble Geo rge L. Miller, Jr. M ary Mi ndess Betty M oore Kat hryn G. Morgenthau Allan Morris Do n A. O rton j enni fe r A. Page Leno re D . Parker F. W es to n Prio r Ruth L. Regan Rosalie Richardson M iriam M . Ritvo Joyce M. Snyder j o hn G . Tucker F. j ean W hi t temore Ba rbara C. W ickson Gert ru d L. Wyatt

Bu ilding Program Norman E. Dee W i lliam L. Perry F. Weston Pr io r jo hn G . Tucker Ca therine P. W e lch

CORPORATE GIFTS Annual Fund Barbou r Stockwe ll Company Ca mbridge Tru st Co mpany Church Stree t Co rporati on Cosmos Press , Inc. Nathanie l Dame & Company Dob le Engi n eering Company

•(Pmur)· Club MC' mbcr 1 P~1 ren1 c1 nd Alumm gdt<. of S 100-$499)

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Dole Pu blishing Company Dup ree Associates lockwood Plastics, Inc. Re liance Co·operative Ban k Sears·Roebuck & Com pany So nes ta Hotels Vappi & Com pany

Build ing Program Harvard Trust Com pany New England Gas & Electric Assoc iati on Serve nd·Sei lers Co rporation Uni ted Carr Divisions of TRW, Inc.

FOUNDATIONS Annual Fund Boston Bio·Physics Research Fo undation W ill iam E. Schrafft & Bertha E. Schrafft Cha ritable

Tru st The Paul Simons·Lt. Gu tman Fou ndation

FRIENDS Annual Fund Do ris Boshnack M rs. M ary V. Crockett Isabe lle Danie ls Estelle Dinkes Claire Erti schek Shirley Ginsbu rg Ern est Henderson, Il l Gerald ine Nathanson Harriet Riederman june Savi tt Ell is Spear Sally We isbord

Building Program Mrs. Edwin M . Cadman Herbert Fromm L. A llen Parke r

ALUMNI BY CLASS

1913 • 13 Annual Fund - /.:ri~

,... Charlo tte Fish Glancy

191 7 Annual Fund Gladys Heroy Gri ff in

1918 Annual Fund Agn es Welch Feeney Mary E. Ki lroy Helen Colley Lagrenade Evange line G iven Pipe r

Building Fund Helen Coll ey Lagrenade Evange line Given Piper

1919 Annual Fund M ary Bergemi n i Tewksbury M ari o n Mclaughl in Yos t

Building Fund Doro thy B. Cormack

1920 Annual Fund Blanche Lewis Free lander Mariam Ne lson

Building Fund Mariam Nelson

1921 Annual Fund jean Lamont Alma Higgins Lowrey

1922 Ann ual Fund M ari o n All en Fo lger

1923 Annual Fund He len O'Malley Jackman

' Wi ni f red M. Ra ndall El izabe th Joy Rasmussen Marice Ricker Charl otte Clapp Russell

t Margaret Carro ll Sampso n Paul ine Davenport Sawyer Margaret Lyo ns Sm it h Ed ith Akin Vincen t

Building Fund Gertrude M ansi r Colton Eff ie Sco tt M allery

1924 Annual Fund Edith Hult in Bi bbi n s Ruth F. Bo land Elizabeth Fisk Brand Rae lene Sawyer Clo ugh

t Agnes Robinso n Cullens jean M acGrego r Hemenway Kath erine A . Murphy

1925 z'l Annual Fund

Caro lyn Ayers A lspach t Bess ie Brown Bl iven Sara Rubin Cohen M ildred O 'Nei l Crowley Em ily Pries t Derby Marian S. D urre ll Mary K. Fitzgerald Flo rence E. Fo ley Elizabeth Arn old Haynes Eva Gran t Marshall Mary Welsh Mathieson Mary McCarro n Mead · Ruth Truesdale M eserve Frances Tyler Moul to n Mary M . Plezia Eve lyn Ste rn Ray M ariam Riggs Gretta Becker Sauer janet Prince Schu ltz

Build ing Fund Mary Alsop McClanahan Mary M cCarro n Mead Marga retha Becke r Sauer Amy Crockett Warren

1926 Annual Fund M ildred Capod iec i Barberio

* Ka therine Hansbury Cahi ll Helen Fit zGerald Callahan The lma Freeman Cary

* Polly W ilso n Conn ell Eleanor Thayer Conno lly Margaret Reid Cote Dorothy Cushing Cat heri ne Deva ne Kathleen MacBeth Dowd Bery l Ho lb rook Drayto n Alice Moran D uris M adeline McColgan Ell is Rosamond Hawkin s Harriso n Mary F. H ennessey Adah Lassone Hill

* May Hogan Helen Ewi ng Holmes Ruth Trefethen Humphrey Grace Ell is Kline Nora M . M ullarkey A lice Byrn e M urphy Thelma Howlett Penaligan Olive MacNei ll Pollard Adele W ebster Sparkes Do ro thy Hatch Ti cehurst Made line Burns W all is

t*Giadys Po llet Youn g

Building Fund Kathleen Finnegan W inif red Simpson W o rgan

1927 Annual Fund Gai l Sanford Abbe Ruth jordan Blanchard

Mario n W inn Dade Hazel Newhall Flanders

t Madalene Sedgwick Hubbard Constance Leonard Elea no r Matthews Lucier Helen G. M acG regor Evelyn R. Maguire M ild red Edmend Metca lf

• Eve lyn Neff Provenzani Madel ine Ke lley Sanfo rd Kat herine Farrell Sherman Co nstance Tenney Nathalie F. Towle

Building Fund Ruth Jordan Blanchard Charlotte Lloyd Hom er M adalene Sedgw ick Hubbard Co nstance Tenney Eli zabe th Osborne W elsh

1928 Annual Fund M argaret M ills Akin M arjo rie Davidson Blomquist Eileen M arkham Curtin Emily L. Dawley

t Martha Silva Dee ring Jessie Taylo r Dickerman NeH Russin Go ldberg Doris Nelson Harrington

* Dorothy Adams Hennessy Patricia Lewis Hicks Marion C. Little Dorothy Fif ie ld Nichols Frances Whelton O'Hare Louise Linehan Roopenian Hilda Lothrop Rudback Dorothy Lloyd W ilkins julia F. Yo un g M at i lda Chudnorsky Zwetchkenbaum

Building Fund Emily L. Dawley Nelli e Russin Goldberg Do rothy Fifield Nichols

1929 Annual Fund Ann Em erson Andrews Do ro thy Michelmore Arsenault No ra Conno rs Barce lo Prisc illa New ell Barstow Evelyn M oody Bo demer Lo ra Standish Brouhard Irene Buce k Catherine E. Crosby Rachel M aner Davan Ruth Howlett Duhig M ary Greene Freeman Th elma Gale Greene Prisci lla Wildes Kennard Hazel Burrington Martin

*M ari o n Neff M ayher Lillian M agoon Helen Briggs Miller Rachel French Packard Gertrude Sanborn Sands

t M arjorie Truesdell Servis Ru th Collier Straight Elizabeth Boyn to n Shumway Ru th Ke lley Thompson

*Elizabeth Wroe Wright

Building Fund Irene Bucek Doro thy M oore Fitts

*M arjorie Truesdell Servi s Ruth Kelley Thompson

1930 Annual Fund Virginia Saunders All ison Theodora B. Bonzagni Winifred Palmer Brachvoge l M arian Ni chols Bu sha Janice Grinnell Chace Frances Conley Dunto n Evelyn F. Ford Be rtha M cConnell Foster Kath ryne M ahoney Garvey Geraldine Hill iard Graves Pauline Tracy Jo nes

Este lle Brady Lash Hannah Andrews Leviston

tEve lyn Fenna Monroe Claire Haines Nevers Alyse Dearingto n Po rter Frances Pearl Schaffer Rose M itrano Slavitz Barbara Tow ne Katherine Smith Varney Ruth Ober Wiley

Building Fund Virgin ia Saunders Allison Alice Robertson Dolan A lyse Dearington Porter

1931 Annual Fund Helen Belcher Chace Madeline Nazro Cline

*Frances M. Cronin Helen Clark Dinjian Beatrice Grant Gellerson Eleanor Davenport Leathers Laura Dixon Moulton Prisci lla Andrews Musk

t Dori s Kimball Newman Isadora M icheline Oliphant Beatrice Cruickshank Smith

*Elizabeth Thomas Cath erine M oriarty Trafton

Building Fund Ari s Hart Dunnell

* Do ris Kimball Kewman Isadora Michelin e Oliphant

1932 Annual Fund Flo rence Gardner Baliu s Josephine Hodgdon Brow n Helen Go uld Clark Aris Hart Dunnell A lice Harvery Fuller Kathryn Coffey Glenno n Signe Hogberg Harl f inger Doro thy Potter Hawtho rne

t Dori s L. johnson M ary Crankshaw Johnson Helen Reimer M atson Barbara Sullens M cCrae Gladys Shaw Morris Jeanette Henn essy O 'Day Josephine Perkins Eli zabeth Robbins Raffa Alma Burgess Rohdin M ary Doole Saurre Lydia Jones Speirs Edna Stephenson Wintle

Building Fund Eleanor Hayden Baker Florence Gardner Balius Do rothy Potter Hawthorne Virginia Andrews Lass ieur Alma Burgess Rohdin

1933 Annual Fund Elizabeth H. Barber M o ll ie R. Brom field Mario n Barber Brooks Eileen Mulcare Chamberland Do rothy Hodgen Crowell Charlotte Hopkins Cummings Barbara Ramsey Dudley Jeanette Davidson Eato n Eve lyn O 'Neill Greenhalgh M arian Smith Hilton Rosalie M ann Kovar

t j ane W ason Llanso Clare Murphy McGrath Josephine M cDermott M cGuire Gertrude Guimond M orrison Frances Card Streeter

Building Fund M arian Smith Hilton

*Jane W ason Llanso

1934 Annual Fund

t Kathleen Cail Dahlquist jeanne Thaye r Dunford M argaret Fowler

Gertrude jennings LaFrenz Phyll is Johnson Ledgard Thelma Rubin Leshner Ethel Hanscom M anwaring Dorothea E. M asse M ary M . Reardon Helen MacKillop Swindell

Building Fund Jeanne Thayer Dunford Mary M . Reardon

1935 Annual Fund Barbara Buchanan Alice Goodrich Clark Do ris Hartwell Granger Co nstance Miller Grossman Eleanor Tw itchell Gustafson Rita Maher Maddock M arjorie Gray Ray

Building Fund Eleanor Cove Bergin

' Rita Maher M addock

1936 Annual Fund Elizabeth Roffey Blatchford Marjorie Grout Cummings Louise Lappen Duffey E. Ruth Breen Gagnon Beryl Downs Graff Harriet Woodsum Hall Dorothy Pfeiffer Marshall Ray Robbins Protheroe Elizabeth Bell Ri II M ary Turner Ru sse ll j ean MacM ann Taylor Dorothy Noo n Timberl ake Frances Smith Weibust Bern ice Mclellan White Norene Jo nes Whitters

Building Fund t Helena Cavanaugh Dowd Lau riette Emerson Ray Robbins Protheroe Frances Smith W ei bust

1937 Annual Fund Pauline E. Buck Eleano r M . Clancy M ary M artin Co nnors Ann Scribner Crane

t Claire 0 'Brien Driscoll Angleine· Panes is Keith M argaret Price King Elizabeth Carrigan Ryan Gladys Tourtill ott Sundell

Building Fund Pauline E. Buck

1938 Annual Fund Freda Bisbee Ella Smith Donovan Elsa K. Hall Muriel Barber Kn eib Anna T. Macone M arga ret A . Mi ll ican M abel L. Phinney Nancy True Sears

t Carolyn E. Seymour

Building Fund Nancy True Sears

1939 Annual Fund Jane DuBo n Benson

*Gladys Elfenbein Daren Helai ne Sossen Freeman Ruth Hickey McAleer

t Dorothy G. Pratt Doro thy Gemma Rowe Marjorie Green Stern Mary Ki ng Stevens Mary M ilne Stubbs Anna O lson Watson Thelma Crossman Whitcher

Building Fund Dorothy Gemma Rowe Marjorie Green Stern Ruth Loftus Tunnicl iffe Marion Hutton W eil Thelma Crossman Whitcher

1940 Annual Fund Barbara Estabrook Cashin Barbara M itchell Howard Adeline Brewitt Liberatore Doris Treadw ell M erritt Priscilla Emerson Morrill janet Ru therford Sher.vin

*Jeanette Pedersen Smith Isabelle Szygula M iriam Sears Tarr

t Rosamond O 'Neil Wyman

Building Fund Clare M aney LaRochelle

*Rosamond O 'Neil Wyman

1941 Annual Fund Clara Nathanson Gorin Rita Burke Lee Shirley Alkon Leventhal

t Selma Freede Rudo lph Esther MacDonald Schmiederer Phyll is Herring Smith Constance Hovey Zea

1942 Annual Fund Amy Cunningham Bateman Ed ith Nilson Conti Eleanor Paul Hough Trudy Vernon Magid

t * Lorrai ne Blondes Shapiro M arie A. Sullivan

Building Fund Amy Cunningham Bateman Trudy Vernon Magid

* Lo rraine Blondes Shapiro

1943 Annual Fund

t Eiaine Callahan Cavanaugh Dulcie Dadmun Barbara Gould Hamer jean Rogers Kenerson Maria Lo uise Putnam Gertrude Stanley Schm idt Dorothy Cogswell Stack Nancy Noonan W right

Building Fund Maria Lo uise Putnam

1945 Annual Fund

t Margery McCuske r Flannery

1946 Annual Fund jeanne Ropp Berge r Marjor ie Curtis Cole Marilyn Cu mmings Hart Shirley Canning McGowan Sylvia Pet lock Pea rl stein Lois Loud Sylver

t Dorothy W right Weber

Building Fund j ean ne Ropp Berger

1947 Annual Fund Melba Kyriacos Collins Eleanor Morganstein Lechan Mary Shepard Partridge

1948 Annual Fund Selma Chervin Bell Mari lyn Chace Bennett Jean Peckham Clark Jean O lfene Cu rtis

joan Nock Dimeno Paul ine Clou tier Eaton

t Evelyn Boyle Finnegan Elinor Tarky Greco Mary Doris )o nes Marjo rie Small Kenn edy Evelyn Blo ndes Lam b Aure lia Rupert Katherine Halloran Sull ivan

Building Fund Marilyn Chace Bennett Phy ll is Ange ll Tyson

1949 Annual Fund Mary Haly Barry Roberta Sibor Braley Al ice Coyle Henderson

t )oaqu ina Malva Eleano r Williams Mann ing Jane Sull ivan O 'Rourke Sh irley M ishner Shriro Rita Hyman Silverman Vi rginia Woodb ury Slavi n Anne Dillo n Truscello j ean Fossati Wood Marion E. Zentgraf

Building Fund Roberta Sibor Braley

1950 Annual Fund Dorothy Black Annis Enid Olmsted Burke Martha Morri s Callahan Luci lle A. Cunnane

* Lois Berk Grayson jane McCarthy Heckle r Betty A. jo hnson Eleanor LaPlante Kehoe Dorothy Wolfe Kuli k Lo is Hanlo n Lawless Marie Story Palmer

t*Eiizabeth M o ran Po lach i Jeanne Northridge Robson

* Barbara Barron Schi ll ing Nancy C. Squatrito Elizabeth Snedeker Thompso n Jane W. Worcester

Building Fund j oyce Fro man Groper jane Worces ter

1951 Ann ual Fund j oyce Gomberg Aaro n M arjorie L. Behrens Barbara Street Berry Elea no r Piche Berube Ru th Flaherty Burket jane Hasti e Ca rl eto n Edi th St reechan Cross Harri et Se iga l Dubin Do ri s Carter Griff in Barbara LeMay Gull a

* Jean Fothergill Hahn El izabeth M aho ney Henderson Shi rl ey Marsh Krause Sally McKay Libby

t Peggy Scho lar M ir ick Mary O'B ri en Moylan Elna Fo re N ugent Phyll is Brown Rhein Barbara Shinn

Building Fund Marjor ie L. Behrens Edith Streechan Cross Barba ra Gofman Goldy

1952 Annual Fund Mary E. Brady Ei leen Lyons Coursey joan Flent je Forsyt h Marcia Hatch Fowler

Audrey A. Furze Brenda Gorey Garvin Shirley Patros Hoey

t Do nna Tu fts Hopkins Mary Lea Webb Johnson Uta Levy Ke llerman jud ith Sanborn Levis Ann e Stru ik M acch i Caro l Batti s Paradis Rita Flaherty Staffier Do ris Reynolds Tatham Shi r ley E. W arren Co nstance Yo ung Whitmore

Building Fund Audrey A. Fu rze Do rothy M iller Newto n

1953 Annual Fund Nancy Tremblay Bean Dianne Butterf ie ld Brosnan Sylvia Cohen Brown Margaret Barton Cook Nancy Coleman Cummings Mary Vi ncent Fisher Barbara Cushing Hoffman Nancy Bennett Hofstette r Helen Hawki ns Hogan

t Phy llis Block Leventhal j ean Angrisano Limo ngiello janice Kimball Lyons Mary Sanders M cPherson Nancy Morrison Norma Bennett Reinho ld

*Ruth M. Richard Ellen Sears Sansone Catherine Imler Tucker Penelo pe Perkins Upto n

Building Fund Brenda Tudhope Adamczyk

* Ru th M. Richard Donna Chickering Summerville Elizabeth Kn ight Tho mas Thelma Hixo n Walton

t Catherine P. Welch

1954 Annual Fund Mary Clark Barclay Elizabeth Carl isle Bascom

* Betsy Dexter Bed rick Mary Ann Rya n Blackwell Mary E. Brahaney Martha A. Carro ll

t Ann S. Casey lasme Chiote lis Myrna Sh uf ro Frui t! Dorothy Ull ian Go rodetsky Virgi nia Haines Hull jane D iTiberio Jo hn son Lavi na Dallahan Lawless Enid S. Lofchie M arj orie Sw artz Salmon Della MacAski ll Schu ltz Florence G. Sherry Clare Donovan Wadsworth

Building Fund M artha A. Carroll Do rothy U llian Go rodeisky

*Marj o rie Swartz Sa lmo n

1955 Annual Fund Mary Giblin Cogswell Ro berta Fi ne Danberg Mary Corcoran Derba M ary Carew Dyke

t Polly M unroe Furbush Diann Eld redge Holland Barbara Paul Holzman Joan W egerdt Kearns Nancy Bousquet Ke lly

*W inifred M . Linehan * Jacqu el ine Bucciare ll i Raymond Caro l Shriber Sokolov Lois Finke Spiegel

Building Fund M aureen Duffy Forrester

Mari lyn Kliman Holstei n Do ris Hozid Krensky

* Jacquelin e Bucciare lli Raymo nd

1956 Annual Fund Lana H. Bailey Mary Lou ise Riley Barbone Rebecca Bicknell Brigham Lo rrai ne Seth Cam pbell Gayle Ru dner Wise Canevari j anice O 'Keefe Coan Carol Crockett Everett Persis Gallion Do rothy Farr Gilgut M arjorie Kraft Goren Barbara Dennett Howard Glo ri a Schn eider Kern

*Ei lee n E. MacEiarney Jacqueline Robinson Mason Catherin e Do nley McGovern Donna Flood O'Shea Ru th W eisman Peck Ann Brittain Pipk in Caro l Levi ne Pozefs ky

t Barbara Silverman Nancy Bluesto ne Tofias Joan Davis West

Building Fund Lana H . Bailey Mary Riley Barbone Marjorie Kraft Go ren

1957 Annual Fund

t linda Weisberg Altman Lois White Bill inger Polly Timperl ey Brownell Clare Dineen Costello Clai re Lewis Currier Pauline Murphy Drisco ll jane Fisher Feigenbaum An n Tewksbu ry Ham Sylvia R. Knight M arjori e Brenn er Lipkin Margaret Conway MacRae Ann M cCann Magaletta Elizabeth Bo uffa rd Marques Caryl M arron e M asiello Elizabeth Fleming McMorrow Barbara Stellwagen McVeigh Merle Royte Nelson Barbara Buffe red Ras hba j anice Spurr Titu s

Building Fund Abby Spindel Cahn Sheila Levi tt Estrin

* Ei leen Feldman Flax Merl e Royle Nelson Barbara Buffe rd Ras hba Carolyn Palmer Ti rrell

1958 Annual Fund Georgia Louras Bartl ett Ge rald ine jo hnson Bunker Barbara Young Copl in Anne Del uca Cote Diane Labe ll Feinzig Marlene Z io nts Friedman M ary Lo uise Heath Helen Klahr Hirshhorn Nancy Powers Kelley li nda Prager Laza roff Barbara Yarl ott Liepmann Rhoda Freed Mann Do rothy Abrams Marshall Elisabeth A. M cCauley

t Aud rey Belson M el ine Ca role Iari n Rubins Janet M. Si lva Maruine Green Sto ne Ruby Ski nder Strauss El izabeth Bentley Wilmot Beverly Roman Wine jud ith Einste in Z iegler

Building Fund Geraldine jo hnson Bunker

D iane LaBell Feinzig Dena Waldman Lavine Rh oda Freed Mann Madeleine A. McDo nald

*Audrey Belson Meline Roberta Zuker Pr ives

1959 Annual Fund Lindalee l evin Adler M arilyn Wa ldman Attenberg Barbara Nuss inow Bartman Doris Donnine Bayes Carole Spill Berman Gertrude Patterson Bo rden Deborah Mi llman Bu rwick Marcia Solberg Chauncey j oan Paresky Chernoff Joyce Lane Crimmins Joan Gorham Devlin Barbara Harrison Dine jo-An ne Wa les Eldridge A lice Silverstei n Fi erstein Mari lyn Young Folta Sylvia O ppenhei m Goodwin Tamara Bloom Gould Elaine Kritz j acobs Susan Ferran joseph Diane Zerner Kizner

t Ann Cleveland Lange M arcia Rabstein Lewis Paula Crane Lunder Anne Graham Maggipinto Joan Petrag lia Poepoe M ary Fenwick Reckford Edith Marsh Rya ll Jane Robertson Rye r Bette Chambers W hite Barbara Sackman Whi te Barba ra Lamki n Wolkon

Building Fund Marilyn Freed Berm an M arcia Solberg Chauncey Susan Farran Joseph Ann Cleveland Lange Eileen Israel Wolff

1960 Annual Fund Marcia Ju liano Abate M arjorie Sakolove Abramowitz Mary W hite DeNard is Gail Roberts Dusseault Elaine Bo rn stein Elli s Carol Scipio ne Fialkosky Nancy Giobbe Frabett i Saralee Fineman Gordo n D iane Sharp Hadelman Marcia White Hega rty Diane M o nte it h Joyce Sandra Freshman Ke ller Sa Eun Ho ng Kim Joslyn Hills Kirkegaard Phyllis Bern hart Lerner Linda Cooley Levene Leno re Berman Lieberman Barbara Limmer Loughl in Susan Martin Edith A. M cQ uaid An ne Neal Nolan Barbara Gold man Packer Joyce Karp Rosenthal Cynthia Shepat in Rosenthal Donna Kasowitz Rubin Marcia Wr ight Schu ste r Eve lyn Stratton Frances Cooperman Taber Rho nda S. Tin koff

t Eiai ne Zucker Wax Sandra Kream Zi mo n Elizabeth P. Zucco

Building Fund Mary W hite DeNard is Gail Roberts Dusseault

1961 Annual Fund Susan Si lverman Ad ler l tty Chan Barnett

*Virginia Farrell Blau

Ellen Green Bloch Geraldine Milhender Bloomberg Carol lmpallaria Brickett Ruth M. Chasse Marlene Steinman Chorches Norma Reingold Silverman Dian

t Golda Siegel Doyle Joan Sorkin Dretler Barbara Smith Effenson Roberta Caras Fishman Mau reen A. Fowler Della Rose Gilman Benita Crosby Goldman D. lnglee Harding jacqu eline Goldwyn Kingan

• Janet Kaplan Laine Sandra Wiles Marquis Suzanne Hruska Nagler Elvira Draghetti Nannini Rochelle Shapiro Nolan Carol Kenler Papermaster Norma D. Penney Phyllis Ledewitz Press jane Sugarman Sachs Elinor M ichelson Shaevel Saralee Drubner Simberg

*Joyce Marshall Snyder Elaine Driben Steinman Eda Weinberg Stepper Jeannette Hobbs Valence Paula Sagoff Waxman Blanche E. W etmore

Building Fund Ellen Green Bloch Geraldine Milhender Bloomberg Barbara Streiferd Gladstone Benita Crosby Goldman Ann Haffer jacob Louise Shapiro Levine Sandra Wiles Marquis Judith S. Ryan

1962 Annual Fund Ada Price Allen Charleen Dinner Alper Jane Kudisch Ansi n Irene Scimone Buonopane Ruth )udlowe Collier Clare V. Doyle M arjorie MacKay Fleming Deanna Cohen Gale Joan Perlroth Gelpey M arcella Harrington Haviland Susan Harlow Howe Cynthia Za Ivan Katzeff Ann Wekstein Kazer Lynne Bale Kovacs Carol Cameron Lamont Marian Horvath McGee Mary Garvery Mclaughlin Sandra Scott Nardozzi Cynthia Englund Norwood Brenda Rawding Pilletere judith Rosen Rothenberg Marion E. Saylor Helaine Finkel Saperstein

tMarjorie Wolbarst Smith Penelope Smith Barbara R. Waterman Arleen Wilson Wiggetman Diane Berkowitz Wilcon janet Whalen Winship

Building Fund Joan Perlroth Gelpey Ann Wekstein Kazer Sybil Nassau Kaplowitz Lynn e Bale Kovacs Helaine Finkel Saperstein Barbara R. Wate rman janet Whalen Winship

1963 Annual Fund Angero Mandonas Andricopou los Arlene Neufeld Berens Marilyn Saltz Bernheimer Maxine McGrath Bun ch Susan ). Bush Kathleen O'Keefe Chiasson

Miriam Shaw Coon j anice Klimerman Diamond Judith Kimball Emerson Joyce Levy Epstei n Susan Wilcon Etelman Joy Wainwright Fidler Ellen N . Fisher Roberta Rain Goldstein Carole Stark Goldstein Nancy Staudinger Haynes Rosalyn Cohen Kaufmann

t Marion Abrams Kay Pamela Nevins Kirk M artha Sauntry Mclaughlin Edythe Marcus Messer Ann Milgroom Dolo res Glasser Orkin Geraldine Nye Pedrini Linda Leveton Radding Paula A. Rice

*Amy Stellar Robinson Lyn Mills Shapiro judith Morse Smi th )osene Stephens Steinberg Dorris Stewart Naomi Nason Tabella H. Leslie Walmsley Lana Canavan Williams joyce Sokolove Wiseman Marcia Turkewitz Worobow M arilyn Kramer Yassin

Building Fund Joyce Levy Epstein Sheila Foster Israe l

1964 Annual Fund Ann Quain Abbott Harriet Furlong Bigelow Susan Fried man Brownstein Susan M. Buckley Linda Spector Cohen Frances Hennessey Connelly Charlotte McKoen DeVoe Janice Carroll Donovan Paula McKinnis Drewett Joyce A. Finkelstein

*Deborah Davis Gene Judith Hindley Gettman Ruth Ellen Liston Hastbacka Patricia Peterson Hood

*Arl een Litner Jacobs Janet Heske Kophs Phyllis Weinberg Levy Rosinne Cisternino Loew Dawn Wallace Louis jane Finberg Mandell Karen Finkle Marcus Sandra Stedman Moreland Carolee Gott Mountcastle Diane Doyle Rol fe Judith Ravelson Shriber Carol Goldman Slippen Rhoda Schoolnik Smolensky Sally Freihofer Stewart Joan Lubow Stone Margaret Wall Sullivan Susan Golden Tannor

t Marjorie Stone Tanzer Diane Nassau Wei ss Irene Brody Wheinstone

Building Fund Lovisa Wells Hill Judith Hirsch Li ss Jan e Finberg Mandell Joan Lubow Stone Diane Nassau Weiss

1965 Annual Fund Christine Myette Bauman Susan C. Crockett Deborah L. Donald Carole Orgel Einstei n Betsy Newcomb Eva ns Suzanne Straub Fee Glenda Green Grossman Rhoda Friedman Handwe rger Rachel Freedberg Hershenow Etta Hoffman

t Chloe Burton Horton Rose Merlesena )odice jane Collins Jo nes Sue Kerstein Elizabeth Klaiman janet O'Connell LaTanzi Peggy Linahan Gloria Knell Magliozzi Virginia Lee Maloney Joyce Ascher Mayer Nancy Mellen Meehan Jane Anderson Norton Muriel A . Rosenthal Martha Grossman Sholes Harriet Salk Simon Elaine Saykin Weiner Harriet Gold Weinstock Barbara Spencer Willis Holly Woodbury Gay West Yelle

Building Fund Linda Spill Cooley Elizabeth Klaiman Judith Edwa rds Norton

1966 Annual Fund Susan Du ffy Anderson Marilyn Sargon Brier Rosanne Siracusa Centurino Mary Kingsbury Clark Barbara ). Cohen Patricia Devlin

t linda Goff Gersten joanne Lipsher Goodman Nancy Brown Grim Jane Atwater Hale jane Regier Harrington Judith Gootkin Harvey Jean Ann Heide janet Margulies Susan Katz Mazor Eleanor Ligeiro Manis Carolyn H. Paton janet D. Principato Ellen Burger Rost Miriam Gold Rovner Gretchen S. Sanderson Diana Abraham Sawyer Roberta Heimlich Shane Dorothy Nider Shapiro Susan Brown Smith

Building Fund Susan Duffy Anderson Nancy Ellen Bogg Les lie Contos Campbell Barbara Teega rdin Card Jean Ann Heide Ruth Zulofsky Nadal Meryle Rubin Widman

1967 Annual Fund Gail Newman Abrams Rosalyn Heifetz Abrams Ellen Herwitt Atkins Barbara Cotton Berman janet Lipman Brennan Mary Rezendes Brown Elizabeth Arrants Cox Dorothy Ann Esperian Jan e Becke r Fine Susan R. Geller Beth Gerson Andrea Poolner Glovsky Ellen Scholnick Goldberg Susan Pearl Grausman

t* Ri ssa Welt Grossman Susan Kaplan Harmon Sheila Andelman Hell er

*Do rothy M cFadden Hudak Maxine Watstein Kates Charlotte Bareiss Knox Susan Tendler Kotlen Lynne Shamburger Kramlich

*A. l o uise l ane Nancy Kaye Langelier Susan Stanfie ld Las ley jacqueline Hart l each Kathleen Barnard Manchester judith Weiner Menkes

Paula Marshall Nurczynski Dianne Bass Orenstein jean Birmingham Osofsky Carol Mi lls Paige Rosemary ll vento Penta Karen V. Pagoda judith Hammond Roberts Ei leen S. Rogoff Susan L. Schneider Elaine Eskesen Schuldenfrei Elisse Allinson Share Rebecca Epstein Silverste in Elaine Winiker Smith Francee Sigal Solomon Regina Rosenbaum Stein Ruth W. Sterne Ruthann Theodore Stoltz Denise Galvin Swan Paula Starensier Van Dernoot Margaret O'Neill Ywoskus

Building Fund Andrea Poolner Glovsky

*Susan Pearl Grausman Pamela Baughman Mitchell Dianne Bass Orenstein Janet N. Reed Denise Galvin Swan

1968 Annual Fund Susan Klin e Ball Susan Corcoran Bamond Barbara Flem ing Bartlett Jane Hara Bulman Barbara). Bradley Diane E. Bushner Katherine E. Dobbie Irene Pearson Do ughty Shi r ley Culgi n Drury Wanda Gay Hale Edmunds Susan Kravets Greenstein Carol Ka lfaian Hanson Karen Berenson Harsfield Bebe Blackburn Hubbard Ann e Moran jennings Ellen R. Kramer Carolyn Bourne Kronengo ld Sa lly Heine Lafleur Marsha Furchheimer Matt ison Carolyn Lippitt McCarth y Joyce Crocket McComiskey Sherry Rosner M iller Li nda Cotton Nore loi s Rosner Older Annalee Tozier Pease

*Marj orie Lebow Perlman Linda Leshner Revzan Paula Sherin )errilyn Kirschbaum Smith Dian e Gelfand Stellar Maxine Price Sugarman Beverly). Tash Les lie Blonder Tramer

t Carolyn Costello Turn er Barbara Greenberg Zdz iarski

Building Fund Irene Pearson Doughty Carole Haske ll Epstein Diane Hyman Gass Zoe Paley Greenberg Cynthia McDermott Kaplan judith M. Newlander Beverly). Tash Vivian Vaccaro Mary Kuhn Weber

1969 Annual Fund Debo rah Wainer Abrahams Ann G. Carp Annemarie O ' loughlin Chenette Maureen Dressler Dares Janey Kuch insky Frank Myrna L. Kesselman Phyllis Gabowitz Kremen Ruth B. Li lien Deborah Schwartz Rai zes )ulene Pike Rosenman Berta Galli n Samson Elaine Coughl in Schaeffer

Eileen M . Shanahan Jane Resseguie Shubert

Building Fund Leslie Sandier Becker Sheial Browne Marcia M . Colagiovanni

t Nancy H . Dean Barbara B. Granetz Gail Condon Heald Barbara Kirshenbaum Phyllis Gabowitz Kremen Andrea Nordin Barbara Chesis Olney Deborah Schwartz Raizes Jane Resseguie Shubert Elizabeth Hickey Stakem

1970 Annual Fund Bryna Rifkind Alvian i Lisa Walke Bernard Anita Bailey Bolger Susan Finstein Brine Ellen M . Cotter

* Elaine M . Cullinane Marie T. Del Buono Nancy Sobin Drourr Susan Spencer Dworkin Joyce L. Gudeman Sandy Bi rnbach Hoagland Sharon Coyne Karp Lynda L. KiiiKelley Sharon Clifford Knudsen Sandra Moriarty J. Dana Reid Ann Greenberg Rogel Judith L. Ship Nancy L. Siegal Deborah V . 51 utsky Barbara Simon Smidt JoAnn Breiner Stein Jane Place Weaver

*Wendie Eisen Weisman

Building Fund Mollye Sue Lichter Feldman

1971 Annual Fund Ellen Blumberg Eileen H . Bobrow Ruth E. Bradford Robert C. Devaney Andrea Meisel DeVries Jean Schulman Dougan Wendy Cohen Dubinsky Sara L. Feldman Roberta Feinstein Gilstein Kathryn Hart Griffiths Betsy McCall Hale Susan Sweeney Hutson

Jacqueline Lasko Judith Ann Lederman Ellen Glasband Margolis Frances Foti Nonni Rebecca Sanborn Carol Petrillo Soumoff Nancy Pardee Swenson Joyce Beldon Turner Doris Wilhousky

t linn S. Wilson Deborah Ohlsson Worth Sharon Deitz Zerden

Building fund Judith Lederman Marjorie Hanrahan Oberto

1972 Annual Fund Judith Brackenbury Sister Juleanne Burns

t Margaret A . Buso Judith A. Davis Peggy H . Elkus Ann Fabianski Carol Moberg Floreen Dorothy A. Frampton Elaine R. Guay Karyl Heifetz Patricia Karasick Linda LaQuerre Margaret Burn Petrey Cheryl Young Schwartz

PARENT CONTRIBUTORS

Annual Fund Mr. & Mrs. Robert Abeles P75 Mr. & Mrs. William Abesh P74 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Albert P73

* Dr. J. C. Athans P76 *Mr. Maurice E. Bale P62 Mr. & Mrs. Irving S. Belson P62 & PSB Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bishins P75 Mrs. Vinson Blanchard P66 Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Block P73 Mr. Erwin H . Blonder P75

*Mr. Edward C. Borrego P76 Mrs. Doris 0. Bowden P74 Mr. Walter R. J. Brown P73 Mrs. Francis Xaviar Bush P76 Dr. & Mrs. Alphonse R. Cardi P70 Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Casey P73 Mr. Edwin B. Coghlin P68 Mr. & Mrs. Philip T. Cohen P73 Mr. & Mrs . Alvan R. Corkin P76 Mrs. Margaret C. Donohue P76 Mr. & Mrs. Rubin Dragoff P73

*Mr. GardnerS . Drape P73 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard H. Dresner P74

*Mr. & Mrs. David B. Einstein P72

29 Everett Street Cambridge, Mass. 02138

Mr. & Mrs. Irving Eisen P63 *Mr. Henry M . Fawcett P75 Mr. & Mrs . Sumner Feldberg P70 Mr. & Mrs . Alfred Feuer P70

*Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Field P74 Mr. Louis Fine P75 Mr. & Mrs . Seymour Frank P75 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Fredette, Jr. P74 Dr. Irving G. Gahm P74 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Galway P62 Mr. Ralph M . Glaser P69 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Glaser P73 Mr. & Mrs. Harold H. Goldberg, Jr. P75 Mr. & Mrs. Milton Golden P64 Mr. & Mrs. Harris Goldman P73 Mr. & Mrs. Harry Greenberg P70 Mr. John K. Greenland P73 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Gutman P76

*Mr. & Mrs . S. K. Haskell P68 Mr. & Mrs. Lester J. Heath, Jr . P73 Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Heifetz P67

*Mr. Stuart E. Hertzberg P74 Mr. Howard A. Hirsch P76 Mr. Joseph Hochberg P64 Mr. & Mrs. Caswell Hoffman P67 Mr. & Mrs. William Holzman P67 Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Howe P73 Mr. Harry Hruska P61 Mr. & Mrs. K. Richard Johnson P.74 Dr. Abram Judlowe P62 Dr. & Mrs. Ben B. Kaplan P67 Mr. Fred S. Karagianis P73 Mr. Ralph R. Katz P73

* Mr. & Mrs. Samuel H . Katz P.72 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Kershaw P65 Mr. Joel S. Kirschenbaum P74 Mr. John J. Lally P.74 Mr. Paul E. Lane P72

*Mr. Lau renee Lapp P7 4 *Mr. Frederick H. Laskow P73 *Mr. Benjamin Lederman P71 Mr. Harold D. Levitt P76 Dr. W. L. MacVane, Jr. P74

* Mr. Paul D. Magee P66 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Marshall P61

*Mr. Arnold Z. Mason P75 Mr. & Mrs . John W. McDermott P68 Mr. & Mrs . Carlton R. Newell P73 Mr. Joseph N . Nichols P73

*Mr. Carl Olla P74 Mr. Charles Packman P74 Mr. & Mrs . Leo Perkes P74 Mr. Adolph Perlroth II P62

* Dr. Earl S. Pollack P75 Mr. Miller G . Reed P67 Mr. Murray K. Roth P73

*Mr. & Mrs. William Sands P74 *Mr. Joseph F. Schwartz P75 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Sepinuck P76 Mr. Max Shanbaum P74 Mr. Jerry Slivka P75

*Mr. Harry D. Solomon P72 Mr. & Mrs. Clifford G. Stedman P64 Mr. Martin Straus P73 Mr. William Swid P68 Mr. Robert W. Tonner P74 Mrs. Irving Triber P65

*Mr. Philip Tuzzolino P75 Rev. & Mrs. Alfred Vail P66 Mr. & Mrs. William Vaipan P64 Ms. Anna Estelle Washington P76

*Mr. Jack B. Wasserman P75 Dr. & Mrs. Jerry W. Adams P74 Mrs. Henry S. Wells P64

*Mr. Neville Winkler P76 Mr. Isadore Zack P74

Building Program Dr. & Mrs. Marvin Aaron P74

*Mr. & Mrs. Robert A . Abeles P75 Dr. & Mrs. Jerry W . Adams P74 Dr. & Mrs. Max B. Brenner P73 Mr. Walter R. J. Brown P73

*Mr. Philip T. Cohen P73 Mrs. Douglas R. Crocket P68

*Mr. & Mrs. Harold B. Dean P69 *Mr. Thomas R. Doyle P73 & P64 Dr. & Mrs. Harold L. Ehrlich P74 Dr. Sander H. Fogel P74 Mr. & Mrs . Manfredi M. Grassi P74 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hanrahan P71 Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Harlow P62 Mr. & Mrs. S. K. Haskell P68 Dr. Frank M. Heifetz P72

*Mr. Stuart E. Hertzberg P74 Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Hinckley P74 Mr. & Mrs. Caswell Hoffman P67 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph R. Kaplan P73 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Katz P73 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel H. Katz P72 Mr. Benjamin Lederman P71

*Mr. Paul D. Magee P66 Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Mahony P73 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald H . McCall P71 Mr. & Mrs . Frank A. McCormick P74 Mr. & Mrs. J. W . McDermott P68 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Nolan P75 Mr. & Mrs. Leo Perkes P74 Dr. Earl S. Pollack P75 Mr. Arthur D. Pomerantz P73

*Mr. David A. Ramler P64 * Mr. Bertram Rodman P74 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Rogoff P67 Dr. Francis Rosner P68 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Ruggiero P74 Mr. & Mrs. Ben C. Sheftel P74

*Mr. & Mrs. Norman Sherman P75 Mr. & Mrs. Walter S. Stanfield P67

*Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stiner P75 Mr. & Mrs. Leon Tobin P72

*Dr. & Mrs. Harland G. Turner P72

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PAID BOSTON, MASS. PERMIT NO. 20