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...moved into a table across from us with two Wellesley type girls. Their order, two scotches and two cokes, was taken. The men lit cigars and Jeaned back while the girls beat frantically on the table. A pert female photographer saw them and invitingly addressed the leader of the repp-tied party. "How about a picture, sonny?" He picked up his drink, took a careful swallow, and consulted the group. "Sure, baby, sure," he said...
Rachel Mellinger '52 has been elected editor of the 1952 Radcliffe Yearbook, it was announced yesterday. Other editors are Mary Blakeslee '53, Ellen Field '53, Julianne Jansen '52, Shirley Laird '53, Elizabeth McKinster '52, Helen Repp '54, Jean Ross '54, and Nancy Westover...
Perhaps the production's chief flaw was the lack of training in the soloists. Although Soprano Irma Cooper had a beautiful tone, she lost control when singing either loudly or high. Less noticeable in Eilen Repp, contralto, and Harold Haugh, tenor, the lack of control again appeared in Bass John Metcalf. His usual clarity deserted him almost completely during the intricate chromatics of the aria, "Why do the nations so furiously rage together...