Class of 55 Gains Degrees and Honors
The 1955 class graduates with departmental honors across multiple fields. Notable honors include Barbara Lapchick in American Civilization, Annette Wilbois in botany, Audrey Appel in chemistry, and Joyce Lebois in economics. Several students earned distinction in economics English French history Latin Spanish psychology religion and other subjects.
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Annette D. Wilbois
Barbara Lapchick
Annette Wilbois
Audrey Appel
Mary Keelty
Joyce Lebois
Betty Lynch
Janice Farrar Weeks
Arlene Croce
Pearl Canick
Henriette Doll de Vitry
Joan Goldstein Cooper
Lenore Prostick
Ariane Ruskin
Marjorie Lobell Feuerstein
Elinor Murray
Judith Seiden
Patricia Cicogna
Doris Berger
Ann C. Burnholz
Eleanor Cate
Evelyn Appeltofft
Mirella d’Ambrosio
Evelyne Lang
Marina Galvis
Marlys Hearst
Linda Hilles
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Betty Finch
Gisela von Scheven
Arlette Croce
Ann Burnholz
Jafret G. Wallace
Eileanor Cate
Mirella d’Ambessio
Study on First Year Job Changes After Graduation
A Bernard Haldane led study from 80 colleges and 80 firms finds only 55 percent of June graduates land initial jobs easily. One third leave within a year and 15 percent switch within four years due to career uncertainty, poor campus counseling, weak industry recruitment, and graduates accepting the first offer without clear objectives.
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Bernard Haldane
Executive Job Counselors, Inc
New York
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